SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YERMOKHIN, M.M. - YERMOLAYEV, B.B.

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SEMENOVp Dran Semenovich; YERMOXHIN M!kbajl HatuspyAch
, -4"
(Nowmilitary otatutes] Kavye voinskis ustavy. Mosk-wap
Von. izd-vo,, 1961. 39 P. (MIRA 18:9)

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YERMOXHIN if.. general-atayor artilloril.; VEMLIE'R, 1. ~ p. dpolkomik; SfITLOV,
IP
voo It,- f6ibener-podpolko-mi k
14ath-Aological skill plus progre-m-ned instruotion. Tekh. 1, vooruzh.
MIRA 17.9)
no.4:36-40 Ap 164. (A .

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Usma/Cul:tivatea "ale-, Mclms. !11-5
Abu J.-jur : :!-.ur Diol., 11.3 lc,5c, -93o4
Author : VoN.
Title Irlic Iiifluonce Of Dccn~-- -.1uIl Cultivation Without Crl--r
Tur.-,ia~; the Soil T~iyor ini -L!-.kj Yield of Vc~-,atnble-11,(-,L)n
Cr0j)!3 a'101. Of POtatOCS ILIJUr C'---"-LUtiOIIS Of II'riU'tC:k'
min -
OriG Pub : Sot,~, Uzl-aizixtana, 1956, ii~. lo, 61-64.
Abstract : Pota-toor, were jila"lit&- cc~i-ly (101i"6inY 11.1 3 variety) iii a
t;,-il 11hich war, plowctt "-..) nof Ito-45 cm witl'.ou' ~Iu--
iii!,-; over the soil 1na-ur. The p1mito davelopuct well anC-
thc yi-cle~ incrensed by 271,') L-i cmrparisov, ieith the 0-n= crop
*1 plowed t~ -. ~~cp%L of 25-2-1 mi. 'MQ
;;ro,.M J:I 001 -
.uui-~t nk -,)Izac at ',;,jc U,,-.bc!r vcL;etablc-j)o-tat;; o-- ~ I-e:
Li 1955o Thu ylul,'. -)f vatar rifac.,in
'Iliv yiel(I or crcps voi,t tip by
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USSR/cultivatoc Plantz, - j-.,k)tat,)us, melons.
At-, Jour Re' ~~',Lur - Biol-, 1;0 9, 1950) 39304
!'Qtatocs p1mited in t`-c stu.-...-cr Li deeply plowed soil
vithotit turminr; over t".c layer produced a decrecise i--
y1oIC in conparison i~-Tth a crop obtaince on sail ific:.
haC. been turned over. lu Uid. ccparinant, irrl~,n-Uon
hand to Oc used vven befii-c th-c appearance o1: -,VroA~S.
Mis causec! a sa~;GLir; anC 'U'lijtcning, in the scjil wIich
'.,a(! 'acca plowcO. witliout over turning the layer, There-
fare) the plant daveloput. poorly. Whan tho noil wao
plow&. deeply without a tho conton"s 0,: ii`ran-
toEs anC.. of free phospho,,ic acie! :Ln the arablu mia
arable '.Iorizon do-mi ~U-o v of 50 cri. incrcanQC.
,'.crably. -- S.A, Ilihitiv.,
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UM/Cultivated Mmts - Potatoes. Vedetablese Melons. M-3
Abe Jour Ref niur - B101. No 7. 10, 29821
Autbor Yermoklhixi., V.N.
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Title : 2ho RactanSWm Double-Raw Method of Planting Melons
on Irri&tsd*dCiAi
Orig Pub : Sots. a, khe Utbekistana.. 1957., NO 3p 49-53
Abstract : At the Uzbek Experibmatal, VegOtable wA Potato SUtion,
trying out three different methods of planting in 1955
(namely, the square-pocket method with 140 x 140 cm6
and 2 plants in each bunch.. the rectangular at 140 x 70
cme with a -single p1mt in ouh group, -Dlantlng on tho
scheme of 280 x 70 cme in shallow coupled I%uTaws, leaving
one plant in a bunch) shoved the latter method to yield the
best results, The rectangular double-row method of plant-
ing in the furrows improved the IrriSating set-up and faci-
litated a melon yield increase in comparison with the
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USSR/CultRvated Plants. Potatoes, Vegetables, Melons. M
Abs Jour: flef Zhur-Diol.p Ho 17p 1958o 77682.
Author Yermokhin, V.
Inst
Title New Division iato Districts of Varieties of VeBe-
tables and Melon Crops.
Crig rub: Sots. s.kh. Uzbekistana, 1957, No 8, 73-74.
Abstract: Description is given of new varieties of vege-
table and melon crops put into the districts
of the Uzbek SSR in 19571 malt cucubbers Kuylya-
skiy 262,, cabbaGe Tushkentakaya 10 for the niddle
and late periods of planting, and Sunrkand white
watermelon.
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67

PRAW I BDOK UnMATION WFAM
ftim. Azarbaydzhanakly nouchno-losledavattl'skly 1nSt1tat nerto-
P*rersb&LrVR)ruvJch*y proKyahlennbstl Imenl T. T. Ma"a"W"
3bernlk trudov, v7p. 2. (Collection or varks, so, 2) some
Javertotedet, 1958. 373 p. Zrratx slip Inserted. 500
eapplea ;:r-*-t=.
Additional SponnorInE Agvncyi Uerbaydotan. Minlaterstwo not xvil"
promyslaennosti.
9d. of IPub-%rhtng Wwavs T.B. AlItamn; RdItorial boards T-% Allyev.
Candidate of Chest,.11 Set-ncw, V.S. Outyrya, Doctor of Cbsm1sm4
Science ; A.9. Malyev* Zloctor or Chemical ftleness# WJL Xa*aftm#
Candidate f Tectaleal Sclanges. V.Yh. Nasum7aft, Candt"to at.
Chemical 3clences, P.Q. Sulvymumova, Candidate or Technical
Sciences$ A.M. Levahina, Candidate of Chemical Sclesceas 9.3L AQ'
t=an, Candidate of chemical 3clentest I.%, Oradsheva# CavAldste
or T*chWeal Sciences# X.X. NoUk-d , CarAidate of Chadeal
science*.
tuRpma
engineers, t^chnlc lens, and refinorm con..
methods of' petroleum conversion.
COVMGB: ?he collection presents an analysis or &1frq~
types of crudes *xtracted in Aterbaydthen and or the pro&ecta
recovered rz%m tneat eru"s thr-vgn petrol*aa ounvermisa
processes. The dew4tering, desaltIng arA dessalgirylUe or crudes
Is desor-lbed and the Suitability or theme craft@ tar aw
recaverr or dIesel. fUGIS I& discussed. %&=Its or 4rataUtU
tracking perrormod over a nuidiv*o %to m7s%batim x&%al"t
and the chemical composition of #svalift Profto 1W %W-
stage catalytlt crAlking are an"y--od, "SpItim sod Gmeattes-
t1on or catai7sto an wail as catalyst cive-1-tian in a aypw-
rim System are PtVIOWF4. Various 100 all add1ttwee a"
the production of different typea or oil* and or eMbea %I=ir
are c"'LlIned. A~:C"n-aa &COOMpany Indi*-X-aMA6-1M-
Navicy-P V.ys.. I&I -Mallawase-
I,=. K.r. Antonave, MJL
and- -A-.3,. -Ar-ustaw"': Treatment or vaft-u~- far
A.G.
VOL.
det.fts.d '-3. fn ~-'-.Flz'
soure# for Wesel PAR Mae 83 aim vatersa :"
A ft 1z 2 Q4 and 9. 0'r
3yntbOtIc silica AIuwjn& catalyst on the Formation or manstu
Rydrocarbons In Gasoline
Cape 368

SOV/81-59-10-36392
Translation f rom: Re:rerativnyy zhurnal . Xhimiya,_ 1959, Nr 10, P 1138 (USSR)
AWHORS; Agayeva, S.M. P Y=94" V 14 - Javw*lov, A.G., Yuadinov, AN., Kuprlya-
nova, rjV., Nadirova, M.N., Teirteryan, A.B., rteT_yTn_,__?3-A.
TITLE: The Petroleum of Azerbaydzhan as Raw Material Sourae for the Production
of Diesel Fuels
PERIODICAL: Sb. tr. Azerb. n.-i. in-t neftepererabat. prom-sti, 1958, Nr 2, PP 34-4q,
(Azerbayazhanian s-u-m-m-aryT
ABSTRACT: The results of an investigation are oited which had the aim of obtaining
high-cluality diesel fuel for high-speed diesel engines from Azerbaydzhan
petroleum. Petroleum samples of 24 layers were subjected to laboratory
fractionittion followed by selecting the 100C fractions within the tempera-
ture range of 130 - 4000C. The obtained fractions were then subjected to
physical-chemical analysis for determination of indices characterizing the
operational properties of the fuels: cetane number, fraction composition,
viscosity, turbidity and pour points, etc. Based on the investigation
the classification of the principal types of Baku petroleum has been car-
Card 1/2 ried cut with regard to obtaining diesel fuels from -them. The resources

sm/81-59-lo-36392
The Petroleum of Azbrbaydzhan as Raw Material Source for the Production of Diesel
and the quallizies of these fuels have been determined and a State Standard GOST for
high-speed diesel fuels has also been developed. V. Kel'tse,,
Card P,/2

TKACWp Rmwi Yakovlevichl XAMTNMV,, A.]P.,, spets.rod.j
IRMOOM9 X.Tv rod.# -11SINAp TO.I.9 Ukhm. 'A'".
rtqvdpomt for smadug Sm pmal OborWovanU dila
anila selawip gomeMm. Mskva PIsbabs-
I
proedsfttg .1963. no p, (KI fi, 16 17)
(]%"v Camed)

... ....... . .. ..... .... ....
DIKIY, Boris Fadorovich; LOUAKDI, Viadimir Flippovich; MON.:,
G,.V.p dotb., retsenzent; ZAYCHIK, TS.R.,, inzb.p
retsenzent; 7fliMORRINA, II.V., red.
(,Imtomation of z~.e processes in wine making] ikviomati-
zats-lia protsessoi vinodellia. Moskva, PishuNrinia pro-
qrshlennost', 1964. 365 Pe (1911" 17.9)

VLASOVO Petr Fedorovich; MWOV, V.S.p inzb,p retsenzent$
rod.; KISINA, Yeelos, tokkm., red,
TWOIH
[Ventilation,, air-conditioning &W pneumatic conveying in
tobacco factories] Ventiliateiia# kanditsioniroyanie vo;,-
dukba i pwmatiebookil transport ra -tabaokWkb tabrikskb,
Moskv&# ~ishchepromisdatp 1963. 155 PO NEU 16M)
(Pneumatic conveying) (Tobacco industry)

ANTOKOLISKAYA., Mirlyam. Yakovlevna; BRONSHTEYN, Isaak IoBifovicb;
MARTrHCYV p Mikhail Ivanovich; '4.4=OV,, Anatolly Fedorovich;
SHKLCVSKAYA,, Anna Yevgenlyevnal ZHURAVLEVA, Ts.I#,~retsonzent;
SOIWONOV,,P.I,# retoonzentj WM2ERLAA..U.0 rmd,;
(Manual on raw materials# intermediate products and finished
products in confectionery; mamfactural physicocheMcal
characteristics] Spravocbnik po oyrviup polufabrikatam i go-
tovym. izdeliiam konditerskogo proizvodstval fiziko4himiche-
skis kherakteristiki. Moskvap Izd-vo OPishchevais, proiWshlen-
nostl.,n l964. 229 p. (MIRA 1715)

SI[TROMBERGt Ta.A.; XAMAMjM.P4pprof.jretsenzentj DZHAIAGAIIIYA,K.I.,
inzb.,retsenzent; XEMKHTNA.U.,V..,red.
(Vontilation and the air conditioning in the te4t
proceasing industry] Ventiliatsila i J~onditmioairovani#
voir4ukha v chaeobrabatyvaiushchei promiftlennosLi. Mo-
slvra~~ Izd-vo "Pishchovaia promyehlennost,o" 1961~. 217 p.
.1 (MIRA l*7j6)

PERTSOVSKIY, Yevgeniy Solomonovich; :3101N, AriaLolly Stiolianoviub)
RACHINSKIT, V.V., prof.., retsenzeWt; WDAWLV, A.V.p
kand. tekhn.nauk., retsenzent; YERVAOKHIVA,, N.V.., Ted.
(Use, of atomic energy In the food industry] PrImenenie
atcxmoi energii v pishchevoi promyshlennosti. Moskva.,
Pishchevaia promyshlennost', 1964. 398 p.
(KIRA 18:3)

It-A
M IROVA, TJ.; YZRNMIXL
upids of "i"ts wAsrs. lbst, Mbake m, Nor, blol*, poohvo, geol,.p
geog. 12 =At63-?3 157. (KVA I'lt5)
1. Xafodm blokhWI rastonly Nookovskogo gosudarstyannogo md-
vorslt*t&;
(Zdpids) (lamp-Amlyels)

YEVREINOVAg T.N.; MASLOVA, S.V.; YEEM-10MINA, T.M.j SIZOVAl T.P.
Effect of temperature on nucleic acids of Asperginus funigatus.
Mikrobiologiia 29 no. 4:516-522 Jl-Ag 160~ (MIRA 13:10)
I* Moskovskiy gooudar6tveraw univeroitet imeal hl,V. Lomonosova.
(ASPERGILLUS) (NUCLEIC ACIDS)
(TEWMTURE-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

YERMOKHINA._IIM,,; ZAYTSEVA, G.N.; BELOZERSKIYp A.N,O akademik
4scificity of mthlonlas activising ensymes and ribonualsic acids
accepting methionine in vati.ous Species of alaroorganimm. Dokl.
AN SSSR 149 no.6:1438--24X Ap 63. (MIRA 16:7)
ly
1. Morkovskiy gosudarotyemw mlversitet in. M.Ummoseva.
(Nothionins) (ftelsio acift) (anquee)
I I

YERKOKHINA, T.M.; ZAYTSWA, G.N. ; ZMWOVA, L.I.; BELOZEPSIC-rY, A.N.,,
-111-- -akadeftik- ''
Some data on the Obpecieom of 919A and amlno&cyl-aMlXr-aynthttajwo
in mic-ro-organismse Doklo AB SSSR 159 noo5t3a65-1168 D 164
(MI RA 18: 1)
1. Moukovskiy gosudaretvonnyy univornitet Imo M,V. "rmosova.

YERMDKHIW T.M.; STAMBOLOVA, M.A.; ZAYTSEVA, G.H.; FEUMEBUY,
skedealk
Spscies specIfIcIty of msoluble"'RNA and aminrAlcyl-ROA-synthetases
in some plants. Dokl. AN SSSR 164 n*.3t688--691 S
1. Ilbakovskiy gosudarstvennyy univers.itet. (HIRA 18;t9)

ACC NMAP603327f CODE$ UR/0020/66/110/004/0974/0977
AUTHORt Yarn Ins, To He Makhsoik# Me Log Zsytsovaq Go no; bolozer-
skiyv A* He (Acode
ORGI Moscow Stat* UnIVOT81tY Iu. He Vo Lononomov (Hookovokiy gosudar-
stvennyy unlvdroltet)
TITLEt Investigation of phenylalanyl-RHA-synthatess and phenylalanino
9RNA in yeasts and Insects
SOURCEs AN SSSR,, Doklady# v, 170,, no, 4. 19660 974-977
TOPIC TAGSs enzymology, RNA, RNA synthesis, Avm"mw*o-,, cell physiology,
o c 110 to L s t r y
ABSTRACTs The possible heterogeneity of phenylalanyl-RHA nynthetAnea
and their corresponding ~RHA'a was investigated using insect and micro-
bial materials as sources of biochemicals. Cellular extracts of very
high purity were obtained using standard methods* The enzymes from
lns~ect larvae sind yeasts were separated into two components on a DEAE
cellulose column and their physical properties and enzyme action deter-
mined using radioactive tracer methode.- Two corresponding sRNA frac-
tions were also soparatedp enzyme EI aminancylates phenylolonine with.
RNAII and saxyme B.-RHAto In the protein fraction a third enzyme E3

IMI I
dd--R-RtAP 6 0 3 3 2 7 7
appeared, but two corresponding C14-phenylalanyl RNA's were discovered,
a case of one enzyme governing tits formation of two slightly differe 'nt
9RHA's. El was species specific being found only in extracts from
flies. The existence of other sets of general heterogeneous and specie
specific ensymes are postulated for other organlause Orige art* has:
3 figurese [W.AO 50)
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7
AUTHOR: -Tarstokhtna, To VAL Makhoulk, Mo Le; Zaytsev&g Go Me; Belozer-
kiv, A* No (Acade an)
�tate Unive" sity Is. M. V. Lomonosov (Moskovskiy gosudar-
Ho cow r
,~A
t y universitat)
venny
TITM Investigation Of Ph4ftYIsl&ny.l-RNA-xynth#t&as and phenylalsnLne
xRNA In yeasts 1kad Insectal
sookal AN 888116 bokledy,, vi, 110t no.
TOPIC TAGS: enzymology, RNA, RNA synthesis, Avw"ww cell physiology,
on&= as w m a! biochemistry
ABSTRAM The possible heterogeneity of phenylalanyl-KNA synthetnoes
and their corresponding sRNAts was inves .tigated using insect and micro-
bi~l materials as sources'of biochemicals. Cellular astracto of very
hi4h purity were obtained using standard methods* Tha'anzymes from
ind~ect larvae and yeasts Vero separated into two cdopodento on a DEAE
cellulose column and their physical properties and~enayme action deter-
mined using radioactive tracer methods, Two corre6,ponding sRNA frac-
tions were also separatedg enzyme El aminoacylat 0 phe4ylalanine with.
-RNAI~ In the protein tract n
RNAII and snay"'52 a third enzyme 93
P_j I Pi !5&7.9A3.3

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appeared, but two corrss~ponding C14-phenylalonyl RNA's 'Were discovered;..'.
a case of one enzyme governing the form4ti*n,of two slightly different
aRNA's. El was species specific being.found'only~ln extracts from
flies. The existence of other sets of general heterogeneous and species
specific enzymes are postulated for other organisms, 0121ge art, has:
3 figures* [W.A. 501
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TOROPOV., A,P,li MMMEHINA-0 V.A.
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no.3:VP-40 161. (KERA 14: n)
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(Stearic add)
(systems(chomistry))

CMJCHULIN, P P af zapasa (goUllyanovsk);
ofitser-topogr
INO - T-77 ~9-8 9a)
:Problems iequlrlvg d1scussiono Geogvv shkole 22 n*.):7&.80
RF-JO 159. (MINA 12M)
1. Kabirdino-Balkersksi* 'ABU (for Chuchulin)o
(Gq*~aj~W--Study &W teachiv4g)

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USSR Fam Animals. Cattle.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - B101081yet No 20 1959, No. 7351
Author : Yomolayev,, A.
Inst : Not given
Title i The Milk's Fat Content In the Bestuzhevakiy
Breed Cattle in Bashkiria
Orig Pub : Molochn. I myasn. zhivotnovodstvo, 1958, No
3, 45-48
Abstract t No abstract given
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(Notartruds)

LOSHCHAGINA, Y
Contribution of innowator N.F.IAnnehoveldi. Mashinostroitell
no.80 Ag 162. (MrRA 15:8)
(Id1ling machinos-Tschnological innovations)

YUMLAYEVO A.; IoOSHCHAGINA,, To.
G.M.Kamarow's belical cuttere
%whiwatroitelf no.2.-24 F 163.,
(MIFA 16:3)
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 719
Yermolayev, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich
Teoreticheskiye osnovy teplotekhniki (Theoretical Principles of Heat
Engineering) Moscow, Gosenergoizdat, 1957. 349 p. 10,000 copies
printed.
Ed.: Kuzlmin, S. I.; Tech. Ed.; Zabrodina, A. A.
PURPOSE: The book is intended as a textbook for schools in power
engineerlng; and for technical workers in heat englneerihg.
COVERAGE: The alAbor, a lecturer in heat engineering at the
Leningrad Engineering Tekhnicum, presents the principles of heat
engineering including thermodynamics and the theory of heat
transfer. Part I cites the main laws of thermodynamics theory
and shows ti*lheir application In analyzing cycles of thermal power
stations operating on both gas and steam. He dwells on the
escape and throttling of gas and vapor,, and on moist air properties.
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Part II of the book deals with the physical principles of heat
exchange and the methods of analyzing the operation and design
of thernuil Installations. The author clarifies the subject by
citing examples to illustrate the solution of technical problems.
The book contains 8 appendices which consist of tables of technical
data on power plants. Personalities mentioned include Professor
M. D. Vaysman, who reviewed the manuscript, and Professor
S. I. Kuzlmin, the scientific editor. There are 22 Soviet references.
TABLE OF COMNTS:
Introduction
9
PART I.PRINCIPLES OF THERMODYMAMICS
Ch.hl. The:naodynamics and its Laws 11
1. Subject of thermodynamics and Its problems 11
2. Law of conservation and transformation of energy
and its consequences 13
3. Heat arid work 15
4. First law of thermodynamics 16
5. Principal parameters of conditions of a working body 18
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Ch. II. (lases and Gas Mixtures 20
1. Equation of state of gases 20
2. DetermInation of gas constant 22
3. Equation of the state and the gas constant of
mixture of gases 25
Ch. III. Work and Heat of the Gas Procens. Internal
Gas Energy and its Variation 30
1. Thermodynamic processes. Reversible and real
processes 30
2. Graphic representation of processes In pv diagram 31
Expansion and contraction of the working body 32
Heat of the gas process. Thermal capacity of gases 34
5. Variation of internal gas energy in processes 40
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Ch. IV. Thermodynamic Processes of Gases and Their Study 43
1. Basic gas processes and problems of their study 43
2. Variation of the condition of gas at a constant
volume (isochoric procesR) 44
3, Variation of the gas condition during constant
pressure (isobaric process) 46
4. Variation of condition of gas during constant
temperature (isothermic process) 50
5. Variation of condition of gas without heat exchange
in the external environment /adiabatic process) 52
6. Pol,,rtrsopic processes 56
Ch. V. Gas Contraction in a Compressor 65
1. Work process of a compressor. Work of a compressor 65
2. Work of a compressor during various contraction
processes 68
3. Multistep contraction 69
4. Actual. indicator diagram of a one-step compressor 75
5. Work and capacity of an operating compressor 76
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Theoretical Principles of Heat Engineering 719
Ch. VI. Cyclic Processes. Second Law of Thermodynaaics 77
1. thermodynamic processes (cycles)
Cyclic 77
2. '
Formulations of the second law of thermodynamics
for straight reversible cycles 78
3. Heat supply and transmission In a cycle 81
4. Thermal coefficient of useful work In the cycle 82
5. Reversible cycle 83
Ch. V II. Carnot Cycle. Mathematical Expression of the
Se cond Law of Thermodynamics 86
1. Carnot cycle 86
2. Mathematical expression of the second law of
thermodynamics go
Ch. V III. Body Entropy and Entropy Diagrams 93
1. Concept of entropy 93
.2. Entropy-diagrams 96
3. Representation of thermodynamic processes and
cycles in To-diagram 97
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4. Representation of Carnot cycle In To-diagram and
proof of the Carnot theorem 99
5. Mean 'temperatures of supply and transmission of
heat and their Influence on the efficiency of the'
cycle 102
6. Variation of the entropy of the isolated system.
Problem of "thermal death" of the universe 103
Ch.'IX. Cycles of Gas Engines and Their Study 108
1. Cycles of gas thermal engines 108
2. Cycles of piston gas engines 112
3. Cycles of gas turbine engines 122
4. Relative cycle efficiency of thermal engines 129
Ch. X. Vapors, Their Properties and Parameters 132
1. Vapor, formation process. Saturated and overheated
vapors 132
2. Method of studying vapor properties. Vapor tables 135
Saturation temperature. Liquid and vapor volume 137
Vapor, heat formation 139
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5. Enthalpy (heat content) of liquid and vapor 142
6. Entrogy of liquid and vapor 147
7. Diagrans for water vapor 149
Ch. XI. Thermodynamic Vapor Processes 152
1. Variation processes of vapor state 152
2. General calculation method or vapor thermodynamic
processes 156
Ch. XII. Basic Cycle of Vapor Power Installation 162
1. Carnot cycle for vapor 162
2. Rankine Cycle 163
Ch. XIII. Complex Cycles of Vapor Power Installations 170
1. Cycle of intermediary (secondary) vapor overheating 170
2. Regene-rative cycle of vapor-powered installation 172
3. Binary (hydro-mercuric) cycle 181.
4. Vapor-power Installations with heat utilization
of exJaausted vapor. Principles of therairication 188
Ch. XIV. Escape and Throttling of Oases and Vapors 193
1. First law of thermodynamics for the flow of the.
working body 193
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2. Increase of the kinetic energy of the gas flow and
its graphie representation 196
3. AdilLbatia gas escape 198
4. Escape velocity and gas expenditure per second 199
5. Critical escape pressure 201
6. Critical escape velocity 203
Maximal gas expenditure through a nozzle 205
Escape through a contracting nozzle 205
9. Escape through an expanding nozzle 207
10. Actual escape process 208
11. DetermInation of basic nozzle sizes 210
12. Throttling or gases and vapors 212
Ch. XV. Condenser Installations and Their Cycles 21.6
1. Condenser installations and their working bodies 216
2. Compressor condenser installation and its cycle 218
Ch. XVI. Moist Air 224
1. Absolute and relative air moisture 224
2. Molecular weight and gas constant of moist air 228
3. Moisture content and enthalpy of moist air 229
4. Id-diagram for moist air 231
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Theoretical Principles of Heat Engineering 719
PART IIOHEAT TRANSMISSION THBORY
Ch. XVII. Basic Types of Heat Exchange 235
1. General data 235
2. Types of fisat, transfer 236
Ch. XVIII. Thermal ConauctivIty 238
1. General concepts. Basic law of thermal conductivity 2 8
2. Therual conductivity of a flat wall N2
3. Thermal'conductivity of a pipe wall 247
Ch. XIX. Heat Exchange by Contact 253
1. General characteristic of t4e process 253
2. Some data on the movement of liquids 254
3. Temperature distribution In the liquid during
heat pulesion 258
4. Bani6-law of heat exchange Oy contact 5~;9
Basic aspects of the theort of similarity 90
Basic cases of heat exchange by contact 266
Ch. X1. Radiation Heat Exchange Between Bodies 281
; 1. Basic concepts 281
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2. Black body radiation of energy 284
3. Grey body radiation and absorption of energy 28-(
4. Radiation heat exchange between grey bodies 289
5. Radiation and absorption of energy by gases 298
6. Radiation heat exchange between gas and wall
(heat emission by radiation) 304
7. Plane radiation 309
1
Ch. XXI. Heat Transmission Through a Wall 310
1. Heat transmission through a flat wall under
constant-temperatures of the liquids 310
2. Heat transmission through pipe Oalls under constant
temperatures of the liquids 315
Ch. XXII. Heat Transmission In Heat Exchangers 320
1. Heat exchangers and conditions of heat transfer
in them 320
2. Mean temperature gradient In heat exchange
apparatus. Determination of heat surface 323
3. Increase and decrease of heat transfer in heat
exchangers 331
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APPMCDMS
I. Mean granimetrie thermal capaeltles of peen under
constant pressure and volume 335
II. Xean volumetric thermal capacities of gases under
constant pressure and volume 336
IXI. Saturated vapor and water at the saturation line 33"t
IV. Overheated water vapor 340
V. Id-diagram for moist air
VI. To-diagram for ammonia
VII. Physical properties of water at saturation line 349
VIII. Physical properties of air and smoke gases 349
References 350
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-4
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no, 4:531-539 JI-Ag 165 (MTN~ T)fl)
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28, 196-14.
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I.L. LAVROV. V.A.; ZININA, A.
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".
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SLONIMP I.Tm.; URMI, Y&.G.; YERMOLAYEV, A.D.; AKUTIM, -H.8. i
~ i
Nuclear mpetto resonance in ~ oriented polymsrs4 TILrt N PolyoxMthylene
obtained by radiation polymerization. Zhur. strukt. khlxi. 6 no.W92-197
Mr-Ap 96 5. (MIRA 18s7)
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64, r- )-2/
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--Scientific RepLarch Insti lasti6s (Nauchdo IdoVO-tol'skiy
ORG i tute of P
plastichoskikh mass)
TITLEs -Investigation of the radiation 201MOrizaiiJ Of till kan :;iA solid phase (4th
-re,ort in. the erles "Nuclear magnetic
SouRCE t - - Vy~okoa eku tWp soyedineniyap Y' *80 no, 1?0,6'0 25055.
lyar
1UPIC -TAGS t, -'r,adittion polymerizationj nuclear aa6iati~ r6~pnance~ trioxane
ABSIMT1 Ori~ntod radiation-induced polymerization of tri6xane lin solid phase has
been invo3tigated by NMR# Thin in an expanaion of the wok-k 1publiiihod earlier by
Yao 0, Urmanp L 1,'as Slonim, and A* Do Yermolayev (VysokomoJ,,ok. uayod.t 6p 2107p 19W.
The method for proparing monocrystalline trioxane and for 16a polparizatioll wao
described previounly by I. Ya, Sloninp Ta. 0. Urawt and A. In. Yotmolayav (Zh. a eruct.
khimii, 6o 531, V,065). NHR spectra were taken with a specUNamotmr of the Contra).
Laboratory of AuWmation (Tsentrall nay& laborptorlya &vtoPnP,.iki) at. the frequency of
20 megahertz at 40C., Changes in the RMR "ctra observed dikring Aue solid poly-
merization procesip are shown in Fig, 1* It was observed t4'ts 1) during post-
pol:merization of the irradiated sample at 550j, the shape Old secord moment of HMR
line change eharVly. The position of the swWle In the field also has a significant
UDCt 66.095.26+67U-.55

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Ho iomer
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b# ill - trioxane
mon6cryetal; d,, q#
f - trioxane after
irrlidiation ard
heat-ing at 550 for
Pol. rmmer - 80 isin I g, hj i
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effect on the character of NMs 2) aggLmeration of low-molOcular~product3 occurn
during polymerizationy which Is responsible for the appearaim~a of a narrow componont-
in NMR* Orige art@ hass 5 figures.
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T.L.; TURGAMBAYEV, B.M.; BOSYAKOV, F'Ye ER U.AYBV
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nn inzh.
Making use of industrial potentialities in a mine of co=unist
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Testing- and Inwroving conOtant velocity univerma joints for
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Is Koakovoidy awtosavod Imal 1116mbeva,
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BUKHARIN, N.I., doktor tekhn. nauk;
SNrTIN, N.Te., kand. . rgLuk
r
Evaluation of operatiowl mliabillty and durability of
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25-27 Ag 163, (NM 16: 11)
1, TAningradskly inzhenerno-stroitellxWy institut, L
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I
UKSSR9 UKRAIAN ACAD OF AOR SCA). (KL9 3-619 223).
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24(5) SOV/54-58-4-61/18
AUTHORr Yermolayev, A. M.
TITLE: Expansion of the Wave Functions of Nany-electron Systems in Fok
Series (Razlozheniye volnovykh funktaiy mnogoolektronnykh sistem
v ryady Foka
PERIODICALs Vestnik Leningradskogo universiteta. Seriya fiziki i khimii,
1958, Nr 4, pp 48-64 (USSR)
ABSTRACT; In 1954, Pok' found the form of the expansion of the wave func-
tion of the 13 state of a helium atom and helium-like ions.
This expansion is a series of whole powers of r and ln r. It was
the purpose of this paper to generalize the results obtained by
Pok (Ref 1) on the basis of the expansion of the wave functions
of many-electron atoms. It is shown that according to the theory
of harmonic functions on a hypersphere in the 3N-dimensional
configuration apace of the system of N electrons in the nuclear
field a wide class of wave functions in the surroundings of
r - 0 may be expanded in a double series (7,7). These series are
called Pok series. Their coefficients are finite, continuous
and simple functions of the spherical angles in each point of
Card 112 the hyperephers. If the logarithm power attains high values al-

SOV154-58-4-6118
Expansion of the Wave Functions of Many-electron Systems in Pok Series
ready in the expansion, this series expmnsion is a geaeraliza-
tion of the well-known expansion ad infinitum of a regular,
singular point for the solution of a usual differential equation.
The theory under discussion is very complicated for practical
use. The expansion may be assumed to be convergent for all
finite r. Further it is determined in a uniform way if the
asymptotic expression of the wave function for r -- is given;
the theory is especially useful for processes in the immediate
neighborhood of the nucleus, i.e. the interaction between the
electron shell and the nucleus. In conclusion, the author ex-
presses his gratitude to Academician V. A. Pok for valuable ad-
vice and to Yu. N. Demkov for assistance and participation in
this work. There are 11 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
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24(5)
AUTUORSt Demkov, Yu. If*# Yerrolayev, A fif SO*V/5 or- 76-3-,;' 'i I
"ITLE: .:,0k, Expansion for Vlave Functions of Syrtc-mr, of Wit rtod
L, L L
Particles (Razlcz"AAniye Poka dlya volnovylkh
zaryazlionnykh chaetfts)
PE'RIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperit-.iontaltnoy i teorotichoolwy fizi%ip
1959, Vol 36, 11r 3, pp 0396-099 (USS11)
ABSTRACT: Already in 1954 V. A. Pok found out (Rof 1) thrt the vrve
function of the IS-otato of helium and Itcliun-liho ions can be
expanded in a double serien with r-th and In r-th deerue
27772 -c tron
(r - Vr + r 2 r rna r distance o.r the i. arid 2. c1-
1 2 9 1 2 -
respectively fron, the nucleus). Pok also devvlo-pd -- method
for the successive determination of developmant coefficiento
which turn out to be homogeneous functions of zero-+vh order c!'
the Cartesian coordinntea of the clectrono. Tba authorc of the
present paper show that such an expansion 6:,,hich is named Pf.ter
Fok) is of general character and may be appliad to any nystem
consisting of an arbitrLry number of charC;od p-~rticler. ';he
Card 1/3 present paper is intended to generalize the method for such

Pok E:-.pansion for Wave Functions of Syeteno SG 7/56- 36- 3- 3L,/71
of Charged Particles
syatema and for states of ary, oymmotry. Tho rutI-or:i procced
from tho SclixiddinCer (Slirodincor) equition w" n
wave function in Cartesian coordination; th,33, L,xii on to
spherical coordinatoo in the- confiGuration .Ive tih(~
solution of this equation i-n -Corm of a sorica
+ - T- E a ?(In r)P . Pov tho a 't syp'tem oil, O~Iul'-Uurm
n p np np
is then given, which in invostigated in Lho I!or
n 19 2, 3 .... and p /, n tho wava function mu;Lt luo ~;ot up
a r n( 1n r)p and for n = 0, 1, 2 .... %-I an
H=5 p-6 np
wo rh a r n+k (in r)P
Z: n+IC 9 p
n=6 p-6
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(Loydril-M--d State Lnivorzity)
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IE3401ATEV , A.M.
00.1,
ealcuUtlm of nonrelativlstic S-states of tw"lectrom atome
aDl Ions* Vest. 14U 16 nol6sl9-33 161, (141PA jAs8)
(Atoms) (I=s)

S/051/62/015/002/009/014
woo F,032/E-714
AUTHORS: Yermolayev, A.M., Minkov, IsM. and Vlasov, A.G.
TITLE: A method of calculation of the optical properties of
a multilayer coating with a given reflecting power
PERIODICAL: 'Optil-.a i spektrookopiya, V. 13, no. 2, 1962,
259 - 265
TEXT: The authors consider the design of an n-layer coatinz
with a*&ixen reflecting power R. , where
'N 'N ('o -'11 'N 'N+l 1-9,
x are the optical parameters of the media,
is the angle of incidence# and
the wavelength.
it ia required to determine the number of layers N axid the
magnitude of the parameters x for which the reflectinji.; power
Card 1/3

S/051/62/015/002/Oog/oi4
A method of .... E032/E314
NW in the given wavelength interval and for a'Siven anZle
of incidence should be described by a givon function
N(Xl k29 9*0 X. No X) = F W (2)
0
The calculation starts with an assumed approximately kno-em
function F 0(%) , which is denoted by Rm and donta3fns
the arbitrary parameters x I The next approximation is
obtained by considering the quantities 4LO M.= M ma +
which are given by:
IX) A (XI 01)1k d)L k > '0 (3)
0
In this formula e (h) > 0 is a weighting funct4oh,
Card 2/3 X is a vactor whose oarteaijkn . coordiiintar, nr-,~

5/051/62/015/002/009/014
A method of .... F-032/Z314
the numerical values of the independent
parameters x of all the m-layer. .
With k = 2 the function - m represents the r-m-sl departure
of R (X, from the siven function F To each value of.
m
X*there caresponds a certain filter and as R m approAches F 0
M 0 . The pwameters of the multilayer filter are detwndned
by varying the components of'X until minimum (X) is reached..
M
A complete numerical scheme suitable for use with an electronle
computer is given and some typical examples are quoted. It is
assumed that dispersion and absorption are -absent but it is said
that this limitation could easily be removed.
There are 6 figures and 2 tables.
SUBDI=ED: June 8, 1961
Card. 3/3

DMMOLAYEV, A.M.; SOCHILIN, G.D.
Gound atate - t%o-olectron atom and Ions. Dokl.AX SSOR
155 no. 5:1050-1053 Ap 164. (MMA 17:5)
1. Leningradskly gosudarstvonnyy universitst im. A.A.Zhdanova
i Leningradskoye otdoleniye Matematicheskago instituta Im, V./a
Steklciva AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom V.A.Fokom*

.,ACCESSION NR: AT404150 8/2910/63/003/0140147/0174
~AUTHOR: Termollayov, A. M., Sochilin, G. B.
:'TITLE: An exact variational method for computation of the 8-states In atoms wilh two
electrons
.,SOURCE-. AN LIMR. Utovskiy ftzichosidy ebornik, V', 3p no. 1-2p 1963, 167-174
'TOPIC TAGS; 9 eitate, variational computation meMod, electron configuration, two
electron atom, wave function, Hyller4as equation, variational wave function, helium
ABSTRACT: The variational method is based on tock's investigation of the flyllerans
equation (Izv. AN SSSR, 18, 161, 1954), A nonrelativistic wave equation for a two-eleqym
atom with Infinitely heavy nucleus whose charge Is Z.' The variational wave function 'IV
is chosen to be an analytic expression containing variable parameters. This function is
chosen so that It represents the behavior of the exact wave function at the potential energy
singularitiea and approaches the same asymptote at Inflitity. The coefficients of the ex-
ponential terms ha the wave function eMession are then decomposed into Fock's series.
Each term of thts; series Is a solution of a certain sysbun of coupled equations on a four-
dimensional sphere. The highest term can be dsternflnM meetly but the terms of lower
order must be obtained from an approximate soluUon. -The resulting variational wave
1/2
Card I

ACCESSION NR: AT4041509
function contains'nLrbitrary coefficients of a linear combination of 4-dimensional spherical
functions of order n = 1, 2, N + I and accounts for those terms of the Fock's series
which describe the behavior of the exact wave function in the vicinity of potential energy
singularity. By introduction of auxiliary arbitrary coefficients, tM total number of coot-
ficients to be determined Is decreased without changing the characteristics of the wave
function. The standard Ritz procedure Is used to obtain the final solution. An example In
-which the 8 state of the helium atom to computed Is given. no variational wave function
has 30 coefficients. and gives a value of energy which could be obtained from a 40-parameter~
Kinoshita function (T. Kinoshita: Phys. Rev. 105,1490, 1957 and 115, 366, 1959). 7he
method, as preaemted in the paper, applies only to two-electron systems in S-6tates but can 1
be generalized for multi-electron systems. Orig. aft. has: 19 equations and I-Itable. .1
ASiOCIATION: ladngradiddy - mudarstvadny*y universitet im. Zhdanova' (lAningrad
IP
State University); lAningradskoye-ottleleniye Matematticheskoge institute. im. Steklova,
gAningrad Braw* of tM OWWbv Mathemaded.Institdo)
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AMOR: Yemolaymy, A. Me; Socb111nj Go Be
TITIE: GrowA State of Two-electron Atoms uA Ims
sotma: AN SM- DokladY*o V- 155P no- 5# 19&P IM-1053
Topic TArs: pound stcmdc state, two electron aton, two allctron Ions A State,,
vave function,, numerical computationp quantum sedumles
ABSTR=: V. A. Pock (Izv. AN SGSR, ser. tiz. 18,, 161 (3,934)) bas given a
rigorous method for analysis of the S-state In the vicinity of the singular
points. The preiLent authors apply hisa for numerical computation or the
ground state of R j. Res Lit,, Be*2j, Be4 0 04& and Ne*Oo The expansions used con-
verge rapidly (they bave about 30 Wmmter&5. The rical computations were
made vith the B=-2 computer of the computer Center-of the rmlin ad Division of
the Matb=atlcal Institute AN SSSR. "The authors am grateM to &NA."
Vo A, FoCk for d1sausslions and Camuent8j, And to YU. So Dmkov for discussions."
Orig. arte has: no flamaj, equations,,'2 tablese

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231JO-r66 1~flr (11/1- _LM(C) ------ QQAT..
ACC MR: AP60068416 Souid'C'ODE; UR/0161/r!-6/00afOD2/0560/0563,'
AUMOR., Yermolayev, A. N.
ORG: Kharkov Sterte University im. A. N. Gorky (Kharlkovskly gostudarstvennyy uni-
versit-etl
;7.1 Aop 10
TITLEt Density of electron states in aemlcdnductors,wlth~ Wurtzlta lattico
SOURCE: Mika tverdogo telaq v, 81 no. 2*149661 560-560'',
TOPIC TAGS: semiconductor theory, t=ttal.,' 4ttich crystal r3urfoce
crystal symmetry, electron structure, electron ~A
ABSTRACT: Previous studies have shown that Ilsoenemetic~ Orfaces of electrons
close to energy minima are ellipsoids with a symmetry wh4kh reflects the lattive
symmetry. It has also been ftund that toroidal isoen,_,,rjP_7:1c siirfaces are preceded
by an entire lwjer of surfaces with a complex topology :W~atedllbtttween ellipsoids
and toroids in semiconductors with a Wurtzlte lattice, . The aufbor studies the den-1
sity of electron states and the classical effective masip of carriers in a magnotic '
field In a lattice of the Vurtzite type for transition fiom ellipsoidal to toroidalf
laoenergetLc stwfaces. Curves are given showing the behiNior of the denvity of
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YERM(r-AYEVI A,,11-,- SH1-1MlBATBKR():, VN.j RASPUTIM,
ort bread quality) vll,ln,n:le tLi-
(Effect of driamic
naiticheskikh nognink na kPAc-hontxo :filohao Tsontx.
in.,.t man-hno-tekhn. infonnat6ii pishchevoi piworahl.,
11964. 45 p. (MIL-(A 16:5~,

MMXDL&Ylff , A,,P,, -:
Operation of experimental frame-'bloft tridges. Tramsp.stret. 6
no.2:3;2 7 956. (Km 9:6)
lAostovoy, master 16-y distastall putt PrIvolshokoy doregi.
(Prides, Comareto)

nT3WLA37V, A.P.
0
OThelufluence of' the Preparations of the Blad from Pregmant Mans on Fertl2ity of
Owe,"
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TNOMMN, A.-Pe, kodUat voterluarerkh zouk.
mmmmm~
N"m-9 for ocatrollift broosUosla an coUoctlv* lam, Totoriam-
rila 313 no.6:2&20 A 156. (NM 9:8)
1. Onskly vaterissron lastitut.
(ftwsnost*--iFr*vmts*m)

I
i N-V,
YEWMAYEV, A.?., kandidnt veterimirnykh nauk.
Corn allege increRses the procluctIvity of cove. Nauka i pored.
op. v isol'khoz. 7 no.8.11-14 15?. ()=A 10:9)
1. Omakly veterinnrW institut.
(Corn (Mai%e)) (Cows-Fosilug and feeding stuffe)

USM/Farm AnLmals - Cattle. Q-3
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biolo,, No 7o 1958., 30976
Author : Yermlayev A.
inst ! - --
Title : Mat Age Is Most Suitable for the First Hating of
Heifers?
(V kWmm vozmte nsibolwye teelesoobrazw provodit,
pamiyu sluchku, telok).
OrIg Pub : Mblachno i Munoye zhivotnovodstvo, 1957, No 3.- 42-43-
x0stract : According to the author's dataj, the mating of heifers
at an early age (before 18 mnthe of age is attained)
has a nefptlve affect upon the flat content in the mi 1
of the prtdparmeo, The best period of mating for the
Bestuzhev breed is considered the age between 18 and 23
monthse
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USM/Farm AMIMI a Cattle*
Q-3
Abe Jour Ref Zhur Biolij So 7j, 19A 30960
Author AJ,
'Title !6e mdtluetwe of Sir" oxi tAhe fttty 141kiness of the
sovskoye vllywl~* ft zh1rwWld&wst Potonstva)
tn6yods
Orig Pub MDlOChn. I, MWnoye 2biv6 t*o,, ~ 1957,, No 9, 46-50
Abstract on the basis of the data obtained from.the herd of the
Bestuzhav brood of the sovldioz "Vrehak" of the Bashkir
Spirtotrest, an analyelaVas effected In regW to tho
influence of the sires upon the increase of the fatty
milkiness of the progwye The maber of dau#iters had
b 13 to 28; one bull had
different sires rangad from
daughters. Tho evaluation of sires by progeny was
effected by coWW1M Un ruak errepring, Tho ftta
regueding production vare ac.1lected for over 20 yoars.
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,AUTHOR: awmnlinvav- A- P- tWnarinw 0 Ziatk at I. V. (Moscow); P1Pko'
-v- Y-
A. (No -TT58=i (Moscow); Puiin kiy,- Yu. -9. (Mosco
T3_ybd'qkiYv I"Ya. (Ploscow)
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,TITLE: Following macbsnism for are weldin in an inert gas- fi
SOURCE: Avtous,tiabasksye. svorks, no* 7. 19669 60-62
C TAGS: aft welding, Inert gas welding# food moobenism
ABSTRACT: The article describes the construction details of s'new type
following mechanism said to assure stability of the geometric dimensions
of the welding seam In welding in Inert gases with high ionization
potentials (for examplop helium)@ (See Fig. 1)

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Figure 1.
Construction of
following meebanism
a--in position for
-~welding seams on a
c7lindrical surface'
"b--tbe some for an
end surface.
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Electrode I is fastened to support 13 by means of clamps 2P 3P and 4-
Clamp 2 makes it possible to rotate the electrode in a vertical-plans
and to change its position from the horizontal (Fig. 1. a) to the
vertical (Fig. 1p b)e Clamps 3 and 4 make it possible to regulatep
respectively, the vertical and horizontal positions of the electrode#
The support is connected by a swivel joint with lovers 12 and 5o which
are connected between themselves by link 11. Lever 5, with the aid of
link 6 and lever 7s is connected In a swivellIng fashion with shaft 9,
which can execute forward and backward displa-acmentap aetivated by a
-Type MP-100M of SL-161 electric motor,, 10,, with a built-in reducer*
Experimental tests of the mechanism in argon arc welding have shown
reliable maintenance of an interelectrods gap of 1 mm, with an accuracy
of + 10%, in a range of welding currents from 15 to 150 amps. The
article-also gives a detailed diagram of the electric control circuit.
Orig. art* has: 2 figures,
SW CODE: 131 SUBM DATEt
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AUTFMZ t Boldyreyt V.V., Tonwilaysiv, A .3. 76-11-27/35
TITL14 Tits Catalytic Wfeat of Solid Pavducts in the Pteauction of Nickel
said Copper Oxides by Hydrogen (0 kaUliticheakca vliyanii tvardykh
produktow pri voestanowlexii okislov nikolva i medi vodorodom)
PMODICA14 Zhurnal Fiticheskoy KhJm4 4 9 1957, Vol. 31 , Nr I I, pp. 2562-Z570
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present paper endeavors experlisentally to show the presence of
the lacking of self-catalpim In the mduotion of nickel- and
copper oxides by lWdragmu Experimental renults show that the me-
tallio nickel and copper forming In the reduction of NiO and CuO
by Wrogen exercise a catalytic efreot on the velocity of reaction.
The catalytic effect of theme additions can be imagined by taking
the agreement with re"ot to orientation &M the iaitial oxide
according to r.D,.Dankoy [itef. ?47 into account. If me coWares the
structure of NiO with Vat of the A-nickel forming during the re-
action, the possibility of aA orientation of the first-formed metal
layer according to the oxide can be 4-mined. Here the inter-atomic
distance in the nickel lattice increases by about 14% (compared with
Card 1/2 the normal one). The same seem to ocour in the reduction of copper

76-11-27/35
The Catalytic Effect of Solid Products In the Reduction of Nickel,- and Copper
Oxides by Hydrogen
oxide, but in this caselrawat as to orientsition wnt be of a
complicated characters # B sosuse of the greater difference of the
lattice parameters and typos in the initial substance and the re-
aetion product, and 2) because of the possible oocuz%e oe of an
intezmadiate layer of copper ox0e. The defomimg effect is re-
o1procal. The catalytioal Influence of the product can occur only
if there is sufficient contact between the product ana the initial
substance. This explain the reason why a mechanical addition of
copper powder exercised no influence upon the velocity of reaction.
This is in agreement with published data. There are 8 figures, 2
tables and 25 referenoest 18 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATICHt T=sk State University 4mn4 M.Laybyshev (Tmskiy gcoudarstywayy
universitat Im. Meftybyshevs.)
SMUITTIDs Navesber 2, 1956
AVAUBLEt Library of Congress
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IWZN97SOVO N.D.,, lnxh.; ODDROTISTOVA, M.L. , insh.; -UWjAZff-,,A.L., inzh.
YAJMMOV, A.A.. inzh.; KUMOV, A.I.; RISIX, V.I., insh,
lxchangs of experience =Ong the enterprises of Oconmic
councilm. Terf. prm. 39 no.7:31-3/+ 161* Dam 343.12)
2s fta4mkiy loookhinkombinat Garlkayakoy oblao,ti (for
fm~tmov). 2. ShaturskiyAortotmst Mosobloovurkho" (for
Prodprlyatiye Oo:Lntorf oavn~rkhoia BM
(for Yermolayev)e 4. Monetmoys torfoprodpriyatile Sverdlovskogo
sovnarkhoza (for Tagunov). 5. Maoikha-Zybinskoye prodpriyatlye
Taraiglavskogo sovnarkhoza (for Y-raonov). 6. Torfopredpriyatiya
Radovitskiy mokh Moobbloovaarkhoza (for Ryvin).
(Peat machinery)

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-kdW
Effect of same additiona on the kinetics of t',:,-_ red-,ictior, c4,
cadmium oxide by hytirogen. Zhur. fi7. khIm. 3P.
Je '64. (141RA 18:3)
1. Tomakiy gosudaretvennyy univeraltat.

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1156T
Cicanization process for fluoro*c&rbon~ elvatemeirs -: 'IL~-_1T_1
SOUFXE: ByuUeten' iz0breteniy i tovarrlykh =~kcsvvno~. 11 065, !76
TOPIC TAGS: - fluorwarbon elantowter, vulcanlzatiOn' "des"V 12g 8~e:qt
ABSTRACT: An AiltbDr Certificate has been lastied for v1deal iing!~.'.t. for fluoro-
U14 of '.be lrulcan~-
carbon elastomers. To !"rove the physical exid vio~hsnical I 'INpe
vulcanization proc~is the vulca~lzing. e4gent s used are
izates and to simplify the
cobalt H, NI-ethyleneble(salicyliden4m'ne) ~=4/or tlta:aitm:~ol~~!giicy).idinimine. ISM)
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YERMOIAYEV, B. 11.
Cand. Veterin Sci.
Disoortationt *Insufficiency of Blood Formation in Horses Affected
with Infectious Anemia,*
6 Jul. 49
Moscow Veterinary ACADEMY
80 rwoskv~

IMMOTAMM. 3.B.. dotment.
Ittolpatbogwasels of dise"os to horses with the eymptome of colic.
Toterluartle, 30 no.8:33JW Ag '53. WaA 6:8)
1. Nuvocharbseekly mootekhnicheaka-voterimarmyy lastitut.

SEMENOVp Dran Semenovich; YERMOXHIN M!kbajl HatuspyAch
, -4"
(Nowmilitary otatutes] Kavye voinskis ustavy. Mosk-wap
Von. izd-vo,, 1961. 39 P. (MIRA 18:9)

lp, "milm ....... .:1
YERMOXHIN if.. general-atayor artilloril.; VEMLIE'R, 1. ~ p. dpolkomik; SfITLOV,
IP
voo It,- f6ibener-podpolko-mi k
14ath-Aological skill plus progre-m-ned instruotion. Tekh. 1, vooruzh.
MIRA 17.9)
no.4:36-40 Ap 164. (A .

i , 11 If I 1 111 111 1111 "it 111MIRI 11,11144:1 f 1111; 1 tFINIPUP 'KIIHIM11 1111111; Jill IIHM~~~
jL"- 1 T",r -- If
Usma/Cul:tivatea "ale-, Mclms. !11-5
Abu J.-jur : :!-.ur Diol., 11.3 lc,5c, -93o4
Author : VoN.
Title Irlic Iiifluonce Of Dccn~-- -.1uIl Cultivation Without Crl--r
Tur.-,ia~; the Soil T~iyor ini -L!-.kj Yield of Vc~-,atnble-11,(-,L)n
Cr0j)!3 a'101. Of POtatOCS ILIJUr C'---"-LUtiOIIS Of II'riU'tC:k'
min -
OriG Pub : Sot,~, Uzl-aizixtana, 1956, ii~. lo, 61-64.
Abstract : Pota-toor, were jila"lit&- cc~i-ly (101i"6inY 11.1 3 variety) iii a
t;,-il 11hich war, plowctt "-..) nof Ito-45 cm witl'.ou' ~Iu--
iii!,-; over the soil 1na-ur. The p1mito davelopuct well anC-
thc yi-cle~ incrensed by 271,') L-i cmrparisov, ieith the 0-n= crop
*1 plowed t~ -. ~~cp%L of 25-2-1 mi. 'MQ
;;ro,.M J:I 001 -
.uui-~t nk -,)Izac at ',;,jc U,,-.bc!r vcL;etablc-j)o-tat;; o-- ~ I-e:
Li 1955o Thu ylul,'. -)f vatar rifac.,in
'Iliv yiel(I or crcps voi,t tip by
Carc! 1/2
6'1'

USSR/cultivatoc Plantz, - j-.,k)tat,)us, melons.
At-, Jour Re' ~~',Lur - Biol-, 1;0 9, 1950) 39304
!'Qtatocs p1mited in t`-c stu.-...-cr Li deeply plowed soil
vithotit turminr; over t".c layer produced a decrecise i--
y1oIC in conparison i~-Tth a crop obtaince on sail ific:.
haC. been turned over. lu Uid. ccparinant, irrl~,n-Uon
hand to Oc used vven befii-c th-c appearance o1: -,VroA~S.
Mis causec! a sa~;GLir; anC 'U'lijtcning, in the scjil wIich
'.,a(! 'acca plowcO. witliout over turning the layer, There-
fare) the plant daveloput. poorly. Whan tho noil wao
plow&. deeply without a tho conton"s 0,: ii`ran-
toEs anC.. of free phospho,,ic acie! :Ln the arablu mia
arable '.Iorizon do-mi ~U-o v of 50 cri. incrcanQC.
,'.crably. -- S.A, Ilihitiv.,
Card 2/2

UM/Cultivated Mmts - Potatoes. Vedetablese Melons. M-3
Abe Jour Ref niur - B101. No 7. 10, 29821
Autbor Yermoklhixi., V.N.
................................
rhot
Title : 2ho RactanSWm Double-Raw Method of Planting Melons
on Irri&tsd*dCiAi
Orig Pub : Sots. a, khe Utbekistana.. 1957., NO 3p 49-53
Abstract : At the Uzbek Experibmatal, VegOtable wA Potato SUtion,
trying out three different methods of planting in 1955
(namely, the square-pocket method with 140 x 140 cm6
and 2 plants in each bunch.. the rectangular at 140 x 70
cme with a -single p1mt in ouh group, -Dlantlng on tho
scheme of 280 x 70 cme in shallow coupled I%uTaws, leaving
one plant in a bunch) shoved the latter method to yield the
best results, The rectangular double-row method of plant-
ing in the furrows improved the IrriSating set-up and faci-
litated a melon yield increase in comparison with the
Card 1/2

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USSR/CultRvated Plants. Potatoes, Vegetables, Melons. M
Abs Jour: flef Zhur-Diol.p Ho 17p 1958o 77682.
Author Yermokhin, V.
Inst
Title New Division iato Districts of Varieties of VeBe-
tables and Melon Crops.
Crig rub: Sots. s.kh. Uzbekistana, 1957, No 8, 73-74.
Abstract: Description is given of new varieties of vege-
table and melon crops put into the districts
of the Uzbek SSR in 19571 malt cucubbers Kuylya-
skiy 262,, cabbaGe Tushkentakaya 10 for the niddle
and late periods of planting, and Sunrkand white
watermelon.
Card 1/1
67

PRAW I BDOK UnMATION WFAM
ftim. Azarbaydzhanakly nouchno-losledavattl'skly 1nSt1tat nerto-
P*rersb&LrVR)ruvJch*y proKyahlennbstl Imenl T. T. Ma"a"W"
3bernlk trudov, v7p. 2. (Collection or varks, so, 2) some
Javertotedet, 1958. 373 p. Zrratx slip Inserted. 500
eapplea ;:r-*-t=.
Additional SponnorInE Agvncyi Uerbaydotan. Minlaterstwo not xvil"
promyslaennosti.
9d. of IPub-%rhtng Wwavs T.B. AlItamn; RdItorial boards T-% Allyev.
Candidate of Chest,.11 Set-ncw, V.S. Outyrya, Doctor of Cbsm1sm4
Science ; A.9. Malyev* Zloctor or Chemical ftleness# WJL Xa*aftm#
Candidate f Tectaleal Sclanges. V.Yh. Nasum7aft, Candt"to at.
Chemical 3clences, P.Q. Sulvymumova, Candidate or Technical
Sciences$ A.M. Levahina, Candidate of Chemical Sclesceas 9.3L AQ'
t=an, Candidate of chemical 3clentest I.%, Oradsheva# CavAldste
or T*chWeal Sciences# X.X. NoUk-d , CarAidate of Chadeal
science*.
tuRpma
engineers, t^chnlc lens, and refinorm con..
methods of' petroleum conversion.
COVMGB: ?he collection presents an analysis or &1frq~
types of crudes *xtracted in Aterbaydthen and or the pro&ecta
recovered rz%m tneat eru"s thr-vgn petrol*aa ounvermisa
processes. The dew4tering, desaltIng arA dessalgirylUe or crudes
Is desor-lbed and the Suitability or theme craft@ tar aw
recaverr or dIesel. fUGIS I& discussed. %&=Its or 4rataUtU
tracking perrormod over a nuidiv*o %to m7s%batim x&%al"t
and the chemical composition of #svalift Profto 1W %W-
stage catalytlt crAlking are an"y--od, "SpItim sod Gmeattes-
t1on or catai7sto an wail as catalyst cive-1-tian in a aypw-
rim System are PtVIOWF4. Various 100 all add1ttwee a"
the production of different typea or oil* and or eMbea %I=ir
are c"'LlIned. A~:C"n-aa &COOMpany Indi*-X-aMA6-1M-
Navicy-P V.ys.. I&I -Mallawase-
I,=. K.r. Antonave, MJL
and- -A-.3,. -Ar-ustaw"': Treatment or vaft-u~- far
A.G.
VOL.
det.fts.d '-3. fn ~-'-.Flz'
soure# for Wesel PAR Mae 83 aim vatersa :"
A ft 1z 2 Q4 and 9. 0'r
3yntbOtIc silica AIuwjn& catalyst on the Formation or manstu
Rydrocarbons In Gasoline
Cape 368

SOV/81-59-10-36392
Translation f rom: Re:rerativnyy zhurnal . Xhimiya,_ 1959, Nr 10, P 1138 (USSR)
AWHORS; Agayeva, S.M. P Y=94" V 14 - Javw*lov, A.G., Yuadinov, AN., Kuprlya-
nova, rjV., Nadirova, M.N., Teirteryan, A.B., rteT_yTn_,__?3-A.
TITLE: The Petroleum of Azerbaydzhan as Raw Material Sourae for the Production
of Diesel Fuels
PERIODICAL: Sb. tr. Azerb. n.-i. in-t neftepererabat. prom-sti, 1958, Nr 2, PP 34-4q,
(Azerbayazhanian s-u-m-m-aryT
ABSTRACT: The results of an investigation are oited which had the aim of obtaining
high-cluality diesel fuel for high-speed diesel engines from Azerbaydzhan
petroleum. Petroleum samples of 24 layers were subjected to laboratory
fractionittion followed by selecting the 100C fractions within the tempera-
ture range of 130 - 4000C. The obtained fractions were then subjected to
physical-chemical analysis for determination of indices characterizing the
operational properties of the fuels: cetane number, fraction composition,
viscosity, turbidity and pour points, etc. Based on the investigation
the classification of the principal types of Baku petroleum has been car-
Card 1/2 ried cut with regard to obtaining diesel fuels from -them. The resources

sm/81-59-lo-36392
The Petroleum of Azbrbaydzhan as Raw Material Source for the Production of Diesel
and the quallizies of these fuels have been determined and a State Standard GOST for
high-speed diesel fuels has also been developed. V. Kel'tse,,
Card P,/2

TKACWp Rmwi Yakovlevichl XAMTNMV,, A.]P.,, spets.rod.j
IRMOOM9 X.Tv rod.# -11SINAp TO.I.9 Ukhm. 'A'".
rtqvdpomt for smadug Sm pmal OborWovanU dila
anila selawip gomeMm. Mskva PIsbabs-
I
proedsfttg .1963. no p, (KI fi, 16 17)
(]%"v Camed)

... ....... . .. ..... .... ....
DIKIY, Boris Fadorovich; LOUAKDI, Viadimir Flippovich; MON.:,
G,.V.p dotb., retsenzent; ZAYCHIK, TS.R.,, inzb.p
retsenzent; 7fliMORRINA, II.V., red.
(,Imtomation of z~.e processes in wine making] ikviomati-
zats-lia protsessoi vinodellia. Moskva, PishuNrinia pro-
qrshlennost', 1964. 365 Pe (1911" 17.9)

VLASOVO Petr Fedorovich; MWOV, V.S.p inzb,p retsenzent$
rod.; KISINA, Yeelos, tokkm., red,
TWOIH
[Ventilation,, air-conditioning &W pneumatic conveying in
tobacco factories] Ventiliateiia# kanditsioniroyanie vo;,-
dukba i pwmatiebookil transport ra -tabaokWkb tabrikskb,
Moskv&# ~ishchepromisdatp 1963. 155 PO NEU 16M)
(Pneumatic conveying) (Tobacco industry)

ANTOKOLISKAYA., Mirlyam. Yakovlevna; BRONSHTEYN, Isaak IoBifovicb;
MARTrHCYV p Mikhail Ivanovich; '4.4=OV,, Anatolly Fedorovich;
SHKLCVSKAYA,, Anna Yevgenlyevnal ZHURAVLEVA, Ts.I#,~retsonzent;
SOIWONOV,,P.I,# retoonzentj WM2ERLAA..U.0 rmd,;
(Manual on raw materials# intermediate products and finished
products in confectionery; mamfactural physicocheMcal
characteristics] Spravocbnik po oyrviup polufabrikatam i go-
tovym. izdeliiam konditerskogo proizvodstval fiziko4himiche-
skis kherakteristiki. Moskvap Izd-vo OPishchevais, proiWshlen-
nostl.,n l964. 229 p. (MIRA 1715)

SI[TROMBERGt Ta.A.; XAMAMjM.P4pprof.jretsenzentj DZHAIAGAIIIYA,K.I.,
inzb.,retsenzent; XEMKHTNA.U.,V..,red.
(Vontilation and the air conditioning in the te4t
proceasing industry] Ventiliatsila i J~onditmioairovani#
voir4ukha v chaeobrabatyvaiushchei promiftlennosLi. Mo-
slvra~~ Izd-vo "Pishchovaia promyehlennost,o" 1961~. 217 p.
.1 (MIRA l*7j6)

PERTSOVSKIY, Yevgeniy Solomonovich; :3101N, AriaLolly Stiolianoviub)
RACHINSKIT, V.V., prof.., retsenzeWt; WDAWLV, A.V.p
kand. tekhn.nauk., retsenzent; YERVAOKHIVA,, N.V.., Ted.
(Use, of atomic energy In the food industry] PrImenenie
atcxmoi energii v pishchevoi promyshlennosti. Moskva.,
Pishchevaia promyshlennost', 1964. 398 p.
(KIRA 18:3)

It-A
M IROVA, TJ.; YZRNMIXL
upids of "i"ts wAsrs. lbst, Mbake m, Nor, blol*, poohvo, geol,.p
geog. 12 =At63-?3 157. (KVA I'lt5)
1. Xafodm blokhWI rastonly Nookovskogo gosudarstyannogo md-
vorslt*t&;
(Zdpids) (lamp-Amlyels)

YEVREINOVAg T.N.; MASLOVA, S.V.; YEEM-10MINA, T.M.j SIZOVAl T.P.
Effect of temperature on nucleic acids of Asperginus funigatus.
Mikrobiologiia 29 no. 4:516-522 Jl-Ag 160~ (MIRA 13:10)
I* Moskovskiy gooudar6tveraw univeroitet imeal hl,V. Lomonosova.
(ASPERGILLUS) (NUCLEIC ACIDS)
(TEWMTURE-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

YERMOKHINA._IIM,,; ZAYTSEVA, G.N.; BELOZERSKIYp A.N,O akademik
4scificity of mthlonlas activising ensymes and ribonualsic acids
accepting methionine in vati.ous Species of alaroorganimm. Dokl.
AN SSSR 149 no.6:1438--24X Ap 63. (MIRA 16:7)
ly
1. Morkovskiy gosudarotyemw mlversitet in. M.Ummoseva.
(Nothionins) (ftelsio acift) (anquee)
I I

YERKOKHINA, T.M.; ZAYTSWA, G.N. ; ZMWOVA, L.I.; BELOZEPSIC-rY, A.N.,,
-111-- -akadeftik- ''
Some data on the Obpecieom of 919A and amlno&cyl-aMlXr-aynthttajwo
in mic-ro-organismse Doklo AB SSSR 159 noo5t3a65-1168 D 164
(MI RA 18: 1)
1. Moukovskiy gosudaretvonnyy univornitet Imo M,V. "rmosova.

YERMDKHIW T.M.; STAMBOLOVA, M.A.; ZAYTSEVA, G.H.; FEUMEBUY,
skedealk
Spscies specIfIcIty of msoluble"'RNA and aminrAlcyl-ROA-synthetases
in some plants. Dokl. AN SSSR 164 n*.3t688--691 S
1. Ilbakovskiy gosudarstvennyy univers.itet. (HIRA 18;t9)

ACC NMAP603327f CODE$ UR/0020/66/110/004/0974/0977
AUTHORt Yarn Ins, To He Makhsoik# Me Log Zsytsovaq Go no; bolozer-
skiyv A* He (Acode
ORGI Moscow Stat* UnIVOT81tY Iu. He Vo Lononomov (Hookovokiy gosudar-
stvennyy unlvdroltet)
TITLEt Investigation of phenylalanyl-RHA-synthatess and phenylalanino
9RNA in yeasts and Insects
SOURCEs AN SSSR,, Doklady# v, 170,, no, 4. 19660 974-977
TOPIC TAGSs enzymology, RNA, RNA synthesis, Avm"mw*o-,, cell physiology,
o c 110 to L s t r y
ABSTRACTs The possible heterogeneity of phenylalanyl-RHA nynthetAnea
and their corresponding ~RHA'a was investigated using insect and micro-
bial materials as sources of biochemicals. Cellular extracts of very
high purity were obtained using standard methods* The enzymes from
lns~ect larvae sind yeasts were separated into two components on a DEAE
cellulose column and their physical properties and enzyme action deter-
mined using radioactive tracer methode.- Two corresponding sRNA frac-
tions were also soparatedp enzyme EI aminancylates phenylolonine with.
RNAII and saxyme B.-RHAto In the protein fraction a third enzyme E3

IMI I
dd--R-RtAP 6 0 3 3 2 7 7
appeared, but two corresponding C14-phenylalanyl RNA's were discovered,
a case of one enzyme governing tits formation of two slightly differe 'nt
9RHA's. El was species specific being found only in extracts from
flies. The existence of other sets of general heterogeneous and specie
specific ensymes are postulated for other organlause Orige art* has:
3 figurese [W.AO 50)
S US COIDS 806/ SUBM DAM 29Jun66/ ORIG RIM 004/ OTH RM 015
CWd 112

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7
AUTHOR: -Tarstokhtna, To VAL Makhoulk, Mo Le; Zaytsev&g Go Me; Belozer-
kiv, A* No (Acade an)
�tate Unive" sity Is. M. V. Lomonosov (Moskovskiy gosudar-
Ho cow r
,~A
t y universitat)
venny
TITM Investigation Of Ph4ftYIsl&ny.l-RNA-xynth#t&as and phenylalsnLne
xRNA In yeasts 1kad Insectal
sookal AN 888116 bokledy,, vi, 110t no.
TOPIC TAGS: enzymology, RNA, RNA synthesis, Avw"ww cell physiology,
on&= as w m a! biochemistry
ABSTRAM The possible heterogeneity of phenylalanyl-KNA synthetnoes
and their corresponding sRNAts was inves .tigated using insect and micro-
bi~l materials as sources'of biochemicals. Cellular astracto of very
hi4h purity were obtained using standard methods* Tha'anzymes from
ind~ect larvae and yeasts Vero separated into two cdopodento on a DEAE
cellulose column and their physical properties and~enayme action deter-
mined using radioactive tracer methods, Two corre6,ponding sRNA frac-
tions were also separatedg enzyme El aminoacylat 0 phe4ylalanine with.
-RNAI~ In the protein tract n
RNAII and snay"'52 a third enzyme 93
P_j I Pi !5&7.9A3.3

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appeared, but two corrss~ponding C14-phenylalonyl RNA's 'Were discovered;..'.
a case of one enzyme governing the form4ti*n,of two slightly different
aRNA's. El was species specific being.found'only~ln extracts from
flies. The existence of other sets of general heterogeneous and species
specific enzymes are postulated for other organisms, 0121ge art, has:
3 figures* [W.A. 501
SUB CODIs OG/ BUSH DAM 29Jun66/' 0110 1971 004/ OTH REF& 015
if
LICiLrd 2 WPo IC04f

TOROPOV., A,P,li MMMEHINA-0 V.A.
Viscoxity of oysts6 with ethyl stearate. Uzb.kbia.zhur
no.3:VP-40 161. (KERA 14: n)
1. Tam-hkentskiy gomudarstvennyy miyernitat imni Isnina.
(Stearic add)
(systems(chomistry))

CMJCHULIN, P P af zapasa (goUllyanovsk);
ofitser-topogr
INO - T-77 ~9-8 9a)
:Problems iequlrlvg d1scussiono Geogvv shkole 22 n*.):7&.80
RF-JO 159. (MINA 12M)
1. Kabirdino-Balkersksi* 'ABU (for Chuchulin)o
(Gq*~aj~W--Study &W teachiv4g)

I
P~ /Y1 0
V
USSR Fam Animals. Cattle.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - B101081yet No 20 1959, No. 7351
Author : Yomolayev,, A.
Inst : Not given
Title i The Milk's Fat Content In the Bestuzhevakiy
Breed Cattle in Bashkiria
Orig Pub : Molochn. I myasn. zhivotnovodstvo, 1958, No
3, 45-48
Abstract t No abstract given
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,,IeNoskn*W awtouoldllmyy saved In. IA. Likhatheft.
(Notartruds)

LOSHCHAGINA, Y
Contribution of innowator N.F.IAnnehoveldi. Mashinostroitell
no.80 Ag 162. (MrRA 15:8)
(Id1ling machinos-Tschnological innovations)

YUMLAYEVO A.; IoOSHCHAGINA,, To.
G.M.Kamarow's belical cuttere
%whiwatroitelf no.2.-24 F 163.,
(MIFA 16:3)
(metal-cutting tools)
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 719
Yermolayev, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich
Teoreticheskiye osnovy teplotekhniki (Theoretical Principles of Heat
Engineering) Moscow, Gosenergoizdat, 1957. 349 p. 10,000 copies
printed.
Ed.: Kuzlmin, S. I.; Tech. Ed.; Zabrodina, A. A.
PURPOSE: The book is intended as a textbook for schools in power
engineerlng; and for technical workers in heat englneerihg.
COVERAGE: The alAbor, a lecturer in heat engineering at the
Leningrad Engineering Tekhnicum, presents the principles of heat
engineering including thermodynamics and the theory of heat
transfer. Part I cites the main laws of thermodynamics theory
and shows ti*lheir application In analyzing cycles of thermal power
stations operating on both gas and steam. He dwells on the
escape and throttling of gas and vapor,, and on moist air properties.
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Part II of the book deals with the physical principles of heat
exchange and the methods of analyzing the operation and design
of thernuil Installations. The author clarifies the subject by
citing examples to illustrate the solution of technical problems.
The book contains 8 appendices which consist of tables of technical
data on power plants. Personalities mentioned include Professor
M. D. Vaysman, who reviewed the manuscript, and Professor
S. I. Kuzlmin, the scientific editor. There are 22 Soviet references.
TABLE OF COMNTS:
Introduction
9
PART I.PRINCIPLES OF THERMODYMAMICS
Ch.hl. The:naodynamics and its Laws 11
1. Subject of thermodynamics and Its problems 11
2. Law of conservation and transformation of energy
and its consequences 13
3. Heat arid work 15
4. First law of thermodynamics 16
5. Principal parameters of conditions of a working body 18
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Ch. II. (lases and Gas Mixtures 20
1. Equation of state of gases 20
2. DetermInation of gas constant 22
3. Equation of the state and the gas constant of
mixture of gases 25
Ch. III. Work and Heat of the Gas Procens. Internal
Gas Energy and its Variation 30
1. Thermodynamic processes. Reversible and real
processes 30
2. Graphic representation of processes In pv diagram 31
Expansion and contraction of the working body 32
Heat of the gas process. Thermal capacity of gases 34
5. Variation of internal gas energy in processes 40
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Ch. IV. Thermodynamic Processes of Gases and Their Study 43
1. Basic gas processes and problems of their study 43
2. Variation of the condition of gas at a constant
volume (isochoric procesR) 44
3, Variation of the gas condition during constant
pressure (isobaric process) 46
4. Variation of condition of gas during constant
temperature (isothermic process) 50
5. Variation of condition of gas without heat exchange
in the external environment /adiabatic process) 52
6. Pol,,rtrsopic processes 56
Ch. V. Gas Contraction in a Compressor 65
1. Work process of a compressor. Work of a compressor 65
2. Work of a compressor during various contraction
processes 68
3. Multistep contraction 69
4. Actual. indicator diagram of a one-step compressor 75
5. Work and capacity of an operating compressor 76
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Ch. VI. Cyclic Processes. Second Law of Thermodynaaics 77
1. thermodynamic processes (cycles)
Cyclic 77
2. '
Formulations of the second law of thermodynamics
for straight reversible cycles 78
3. Heat supply and transmission In a cycle 81
4. Thermal coefficient of useful work In the cycle 82
5. Reversible cycle 83
Ch. V II. Carnot Cycle. Mathematical Expression of the
Se cond Law of Thermodynamics 86
1. Carnot cycle 86
2. Mathematical expression of the second law of
thermodynamics go
Ch. V III. Body Entropy and Entropy Diagrams 93
1. Concept of entropy 93
.2. Entropy-diagrams 96
3. Representation of thermodynamic processes and
cycles in To-diagram 97
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4. Representation of Carnot cycle In To-diagram and
proof of the Carnot theorem 99
5. Mean 'temperatures of supply and transmission of
heat and their Influence on the efficiency of the'
cycle 102
6. Variation of the entropy of the isolated system.
Problem of "thermal death" of the universe 103
Ch.'IX. Cycles of Gas Engines and Their Study 108
1. Cycles of gas thermal engines 108
2. Cycles of piston gas engines 112
3. Cycles of gas turbine engines 122
4. Relative cycle efficiency of thermal engines 129
Ch. X. Vapors, Their Properties and Parameters 132
1. Vapor, formation process. Saturated and overheated
vapors 132
2. Method of studying vapor properties. Vapor tables 135
Saturation temperature. Liquid and vapor volume 137
Vapor, heat formation 139
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5. Enthalpy (heat content) of liquid and vapor 142
6. Entrogy of liquid and vapor 147
7. Diagrans for water vapor 149
Ch. XI. Thermodynamic Vapor Processes 152
1. Variation processes of vapor state 152
2. General calculation method or vapor thermodynamic
processes 156
Ch. XII. Basic Cycle of Vapor Power Installation 162
1. Carnot cycle for vapor 162
2. Rankine Cycle 163
Ch. XIII. Complex Cycles of Vapor Power Installations 170
1. Cycle of intermediary (secondary) vapor overheating 170
2. Regene-rative cycle of vapor-powered installation 172
3. Binary (hydro-mercuric) cycle 181.
4. Vapor-power Installations with heat utilization
of exJaausted vapor. Principles of therairication 188
Ch. XIV. Escape and Throttling of Oases and Vapors 193
1. First law of thermodynamics for the flow of the.
working body 193
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2. Increase of the kinetic energy of the gas flow and
its graphie representation 196
3. AdilLbatia gas escape 198
4. Escape velocity and gas expenditure per second 199
5. Critical escape pressure 201
6. Critical escape velocity 203
Maximal gas expenditure through a nozzle 205
Escape through a contracting nozzle 205
9. Escape through an expanding nozzle 207
10. Actual escape process 208
11. DetermInation of basic nozzle sizes 210
12. Throttling or gases and vapors 212
Ch. XV. Condenser Installations and Their Cycles 21.6
1. Condenser installations and their working bodies 216
2. Compressor condenser installation and its cycle 218
Ch. XVI. Moist Air 224
1. Absolute and relative air moisture 224
2. Molecular weight and gas constant of moist air 228
3. Moisture content and enthalpy of moist air 229
4. Id-diagram for moist air 231
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PART IIOHEAT TRANSMISSION THBORY
Ch. XVII. Basic Types of Heat Exchange 235
1. General data 235
2. Types of fisat, transfer 236
Ch. XVIII. Thermal ConauctivIty 238
1. General concepts. Basic law of thermal conductivity 2 8
2. Therual conductivity of a flat wall N2
3. Thermal'conductivity of a pipe wall 247
Ch. XIX. Heat Exchange by Contact 253
1. General characteristic of t4e process 253
2. Some data on the movement of liquids 254
3. Temperature distribution In the liquid during
heat pulesion 258
4. Bani6-law of heat exchange Oy contact 5~;9
Basic aspects of the theort of similarity 90
Basic cases of heat exchange by contact 266
Ch. X1. Radiation Heat Exchange Between Bodies 281
; 1. Basic concepts 281
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2. Black body radiation of energy 284
3. Grey body radiation and absorption of energy 28-(
4. Radiation heat exchange between grey bodies 289
5. Radiation and absorption of energy by gases 298
6. Radiation heat exchange between gas and wall
(heat emission by radiation) 304
7. Plane radiation 309
1
Ch. XXI. Heat Transmission Through a Wall 310
1. Heat transmission through a flat wall under
constant-temperatures of the liquids 310
2. Heat transmission through pipe Oalls under constant
temperatures of the liquids 315
Ch. XXII. Heat Transmission In Heat Exchangers 320
1. Heat exchangers and conditions of heat transfer
in them 320
2. Mean temperature gradient In heat exchange
apparatus. Determination of heat surface 323
3. Increase and decrease of heat transfer in heat
exchangers 331
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APPMCDMS
I. Mean granimetrie thermal capaeltles of peen under
constant pressure and volume 335
II. Xean volumetric thermal capacities of gases under
constant pressure and volume 336
IXI. Saturated vapor and water at the saturation line 33"t
IV. Overheated water vapor 340
V. Id-diagram for moist air
VI. To-diagram for ammonia
VII. Physical properties of water at saturation line 349
VIII. Physical properties of air and smoke gases 349
References 350
AVATLABI : Library of Congress
Card 11/11 IS/gag

YZRNDrAYW, A-A., datsent, k&nd,t*khjk,A&uk
Wficlenoy of steam wd gas-turbius wigivase Oboro ZIIZHT no, 168:
258-262 160. . (min 13:10)
(XUAM Ongusa-wflaisudles)
(Gas turbipims)

KUZEN, Moiney Mikhaylo-Ach; IVP1%'OV, Igor, ivanovichl
Simon Savvich; YFJUJOLA A.A.p k-nd. telam. rjauk, dota.
retoonzent; V~,MTK, V'A#P na., red.
(Roat and power systeins] Teplosilovoe khoziaistvoe Moskva,
Triansport,, 1964. 329 p. (MIRA 1718)
I* Leningradskiy institut inzhenerov zhelcznodorozhnogo trans-
ports. (for Yerrolayev).

SHIPITSYN, S.A.I: KIRYUSHKIN, V,V.;,.YERMLAYEV, A.A,,
Gao burner for flaw phatowtry or powder sp6olmnso! 7AY, i Lab. 31
no.2s253 165. MRA 18,71
1. Irkutskiy gosudarstvennyy universitat.

YnNOLAYN, I.I., Inthener; RyZnDV, F.Ve, inshener; SIDOROT, P.S.. inshenor.
-0010101100
yxp~rlgwo in Ventilating mines after Urge.-Ocale OXPIOOIOng-
vesop.truds # prm. 1 20-5:10-12 157. (KULA 10: 7)
1. Uniprosed' (for Yormolsylw and ft8bkO'w)- 2. Disoyarekly rudalk
(for Sldoraw).
(Mine Teattletlon) (mine QzPlosious)

BuIROV, U.1h,, gornyy insbaner; 13LTJTOTSKM No])-, gorWy inzhener; MXOIAYET.
A2--. qommmm
Annoy lashener.
L
f _MV
t
4w anao (KW 10:6)
L Ualpromed'.
(Great BrItain--ftne ventilation)
(Faw, slectric)

RIZOWO F.S.0 inob.; MMIAU-V; A.A.$ lash* [deceased)
Romulte af-tbe introduction of auction-type ventilatione Besop.trada
v pr=. 6 no.8t22-23 Ag 062* (KMA 16:4)
-4
1* Urallakly nanchno-imaledantellakiy L proyektayy Inatitut mdnoy
proxymblAn sti. (Nine ventilLation).

YMOLAM,v A. A.; LOSHCHAGINAp Ye. 1.
FittIng and repair shop foromn G. N. Nikltln. XWbftomtrOit0l'
no,120 D 162, (mroA 16t i)
(Loningrad-4behinery industry)

SUVTM, 1. Ya..; UWAN, Ya.G.; YER4(*)LAYJWp A.D.
Nuclear magnetic resonance In triox-ano. Zlm-r, strukt. 6
no, 4:531-539 JI-Ag 165 (MTN~ T)fl)
1. flauchno-i ssl edovatel 'ski y Jpotitut plastmass,
28, 196-14.
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w ___ ___ __ __ - - __ - -
KOCHWIN, P.G. (Kursk); YEMIAY17, A.D., (Ullyanovsk); FASTYPSOVICH,
I.L. LAVROV. V.A.; ZININA, A.
Discussion of now goopTaphy program. Geog.v shkole 23 no.1:
63-74, J&-F 060. WRA 13:5)
1. 176-ya shkola raboohey,wolodeshi Mbnkvy (for Rozzholin).
2. 7-ya shkola rabochey nolodeshl Kelinins (for,tavrov).
(Geography-Study and teaching)

AKUTINt M.S.; -11KXOMIROIL!X,84 YPJVLAYEV, A.D.
Preparation of polyformaldshyde by meane of radiation polymerization
of trioxane. Plast.massy no.l2tl2-13 16:3. (MIRA l7s2)

UNfAN,, Ya.o.; suvim, r. ra.; YMOLAMM, A.Do
Nuclear magnetic rescuance In the syste: I polymer In mcno~-,-;r
matrix. Vysokame seeds 6 noell.12107-210t K $64 (MIM 1892)
".
" 4. :
I. . ~. .

SLONIMP I.Tm.; URMI, Y&.G.; YERMOLAYEV, A.D.; AKUTIM, -H.8. i
~ i
Nuclear mpetto resonance in ~ oriented polymsrs4 TILrt N PolyoxMthylene
obtained by radiation polymerization. Zhur. strukt. khlxi. 6 no.W92-197
Mr-Ap 96 5. (MIRA 18s7)
1. Nanchmo-inaledovatellskiy institut plastmaas.

64, r- )-2/
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(n VrA
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(A-) &~270_2 2 t,,5
I AUTWHSt Urnan, Irag Got Slonixg lo,Tao; Y!t!!la A# 9~,,:
--Scientific RepLarch Insti lasti6s (Nauchdo IdoVO-tol'skiy
ORG i tute of P
plastichoskikh mass)
TITLEs -Investigation of the radiation 201MOrizaiiJ Of till kan :;iA solid phase (4th
-re,ort in. the erles "Nuclear magnetic
SouRCE t - - Vy~okoa eku tWp soyedineniyap Y' *80 no, 1?0,6'0 25055.
lyar
1UPIC -TAGS t, -'r,adittion polymerizationj nuclear aa6iati~ r6~pnance~ trioxane
ABSIMT1 Ori~ntod radiation-induced polymerization of tri6xane lin solid phase has
been invo3tigated by NMR# Thin in an expanaion of the wok-k 1publiiihod earlier by
Yao 0, Urmanp L 1,'as Slonim, and A* Do Yermolayev (VysokomoJ,,ok. uayod.t 6p 2107p 19W.
The method for proparing monocrystalline trioxane and for 16a polparizatioll wao
described previounly by I. Ya, Sloninp Ta. 0. Urawt and A. In. Yotmolayav (Zh. a eruct.
khimii, 6o 531, V,065). NHR spectra were taken with a specUNamotmr of the Contra).
Laboratory of AuWmation (Tsentrall nay& laborptorlya &vtoPnP,.iki) at. the frequency of
20 megahertz at 40C., Changes in the RMR "ctra observed dikring Aue solid poly-
merization procesip are shown in Fig, 1* It was observed t4'ts 1) during post-
pol:merization of the irradiated sample at 550j, the shape Old secord moment of HMR
line change eharVly. The position of the swWle In the field also has a significant
UDCt 66.095.26+67U-.55

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saw] a a i
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thrOe po3itioaa of
tht.sample in the
Ho iomer
mapetic fields ap
b# ill - trioxane
mon6cryetal; d,, q#
f - trioxane after
irrlidiation ard
heat-ing at 550 for
Pol. rmmer - 80 isin I g, hj i
the m ino
P040vMthylones
Te
washed of the
resIdual, mnomere
9 h tl\-
ym~
effect on the character of NMs 2) aggLmeration of low-molOcular~product3 occurn
during polymerizationy which Is responsible for the appearaim~a of a narrow componont-
in NMR* Orige art@ hass 5 figures.
SUB CODEs 07/ SUBM DATZI 27F"/ ORIG RMI 010/ OTH REF
Card 2a UL,

GREBENYUK, V.A.; PUSTOVALOV, A.I.; YEROFffEVj I.Ye.; KARABACH,
T.L.; TURGAMBAYEV, B.M.; BOSYAKOV, F'Ye ER U.AYBV
OV4)?,- -b -.i -;' ; " ~ - - -
A4..; FOMENKOp V.D.; YEGOROOKIlil A#Aopl 0
ZHIJYKO, Yu.P.,- PANOV, S.A.;
[Twenty-second Congress of the Communist Party of the
Soviet Union Mine] Rudnik imeni XXII ollezda KYISS. Moskva,
Nedra, 1961~. 87 p. (KII(A 17t10)
1. Russia (1917- R.S.F.S.R.) Vostochno-Kazakhatanskiy
ekonomicheskly rayon. Zyrlyanovskiy svintsovyy kombinat.

RYBERT, V.F.., gornyy inzh.; PUSTOVALOV. A.I.,, gorny7 lnzh.; POHOMMIEV,, L.F.j
gorW inzh.; YEROFEM, I.YeojgorW inzli.,- YERYOLATEV,,,,~.G., gor-
nn inzh.
Making use of industrial potentialities in a mine of co=unist
laborg Gorozhure nool&6-9 Ja 164o (MIRA 17:3)
1. Rudnik imeni XXII s"Yezda Ko-mmisticheskoy'j~xrtli Sovetskogo
Soyuza Zyrrar-ovskogo kambinatas

YMMOV, LA., kandidat t ekhnichookikh n&uko. T. A.I.
Testing- and Inwroving conOtant velocity univerma joints for
automobilese Avt, 1 trakt. prom, so,2:17-23 P 037, (MM 10: 3)
Is Koakovoidy awtosavod Imal 1116mbeva,
(Autmobilbs-Trammission devices)

BUKHARIN, N.I., doktor tekhn. nauk;
SNrTIN, N.Te., kand. . rgLuk
r
Evaluation of operatiowl mliabillty and durability of
parts and units of a mater vabicleo Avt, pro** 29 noeSt
25-27 Ag 163, (NM 16: 11)
1, TAningradskly inzhenerno-stroitellxWy institut, L
Maskawskiy aytozavod imeni. Likbachevs,

YERMOLAYEV, A.K., Doc Agr Sci -- (diss)"Increasing the
6esf"5---6V
milk fat of: 14MI.4 cows in kolkhozes and sovkhostes
of Bashkiriya." Kiev, 1958, 31 pp (Min of Agr UkSSR.
Ukrainian Acad of Agr) 150 cooies (KL,. h2-56, 116)
- hg -

YERMOLAYEV, A. K.9 Doc. AGA Sol "INCREASINO THE"j;AT eowrz"
Of COWS Of THE BESTUSCHEFF BREED UNDER CONDITIONS OF THE KOL-
KNOZES AND SOVKHOZES Of BASHKIRIYA." KoEv, 1960, (MIN OF Aom
I
UKSSR9 UKRAIAN ACAD OF AOR SCA). (KL9 3-619 223).
307

~C-RklqC)LAYCV, f~,
ERMOIAEV, A. Kh.
Balans sholemoi d3rogi I ego znachmie. *fThe railway balance shoot and its sIgnifIcancJ7
MoBkva, Goo. trans: shol dor. izd-vo, 1950. 73 p forms. (ECOMM[ICHESKAIA bib3iotaka
~*.
zheleznodorochni
DLC: HM36. V
SO; So-Viet ZMNE Lon and Commigitipm, A BibliggLi2bIt Library of Congress
Reference Departmmb,, Washington# 1952, Unclasolfiedo

YEWOIJ~N, A. Kh.
Inspection of documents in railroad transport Izd. 2., ispr. i dop. Moskva, GOB.
transp. zhel-dor. izd-vol 1950. 202 p. (50-55183)

24(5) SOV/54-58-4-61/18
AUTHORr Yermolayev, A. M.
TITLE: Expansion of the Wave Functions of Nany-electron Systems in Fok
Series (Razlozheniye volnovykh funktaiy mnogoolektronnykh sistem
v ryady Foka
PERIODICALs Vestnik Leningradskogo universiteta. Seriya fiziki i khimii,
1958, Nr 4, pp 48-64 (USSR)
ABSTRACT; In 1954, Pok' found the form of the expansion of the wave func-
tion of the 13 state of a helium atom and helium-like ions.
This expansion is a series of whole powers of r and ln r. It was
the purpose of this paper to generalize the results obtained by
Pok (Ref 1) on the basis of the expansion of the wave functions
of many-electron atoms. It is shown that according to the theory
of harmonic functions on a hypersphere in the 3N-dimensional
configuration apace of the system of N electrons in the nuclear
field a wide class of wave functions in the surroundings of
r - 0 may be expanded in a double series (7,7). These series are
called Pok series. Their coefficients are finite, continuous
and simple functions of the spherical angles in each point of
Card 112 the hyperephers. If the logarithm power attains high values al-

SOV154-58-4-6118
Expansion of the Wave Functions of Many-electron Systems in Pok Series
ready in the expansion, this series expmnsion is a geaeraliza-
tion of the well-known expansion ad infinitum of a regular,
singular point for the solution of a usual differential equation.
The theory under discussion is very complicated for practical
use. The expansion may be assumed to be convergent for all
finite r. Further it is determined in a uniform way if the
asymptotic expression of the wave function for r -- is given;
the theory is especially useful for processes in the immediate
neighborhood of the nucleus, i.e. the interaction between the
electron shell and the nucleus. In conclusion, the author ex-
presses his gratitude to Academician V. A. Pok for valuable ad-
vice and to Yu. N. Demkov for assistance and participation in
this work. There are 11 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
Card 2/2

24(5)
AUTUORSt Demkov, Yu. If*# Yerrolayev, A fif SO*V/5 or- 76-3-,;' 'i I
"ITLE: .:,0k, Expansion for Vlave Functions of Syrtc-mr, of Wit rtod
L, L L
Particles (Razlcz"AAniye Poka dlya volnovylkh
zaryazlionnykh chaetfts)
PE'RIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperit-.iontaltnoy i teorotichoolwy fizi%ip
1959, Vol 36, 11r 3, pp 0396-099 (USS11)
ABSTRACT: Already in 1954 V. A. Pok found out (Rof 1) thrt the vrve
function of the IS-otato of helium and Itcliun-liho ions can be
expanded in a double serien with r-th and In r-th deerue
27772 -c tron
(r - Vr + r 2 r rna r distance o.r the i. arid 2. c1-
1 2 9 1 2 -
respectively fron, the nucleus). Pok also devvlo-pd -- method
for the successive determination of developmant coefficiento
which turn out to be homogeneous functions of zero-+vh order c!'
the Cartesian coordinntea of the clectrono. Tba authorc of the
present paper show that such an expansion 6:,,hich is named Pf.ter
Fok) is of general character and may be appliad to any nystem
consisting of an arbitrLry number of charC;od p-~rticler. ';he
Card 1/3 present paper is intended to generalize the method for such

Pok E:-.pansion for Wave Functions of Syeteno SG 7/56- 36- 3- 3L,/71
of Charged Particles
syatema and for states of ary, oymmotry. Tho rutI-or:i procced
from tho SclixiddinCer (Slirodincor) equition w" n
wave function in Cartesian coordination; th,33, L,xii on to
spherical coordinatoo in the- confiGuration .Ive tih(~
solution of this equation i-n -Corm of a sorica
+ - T- E a ?(In r)P . Pov tho a 't syp'tem oil, O~Iul'-Uurm
n p np np
is then given, which in invostigated in Lho I!or
n 19 2, 3 .... and p /, n tho wava function mu;Lt luo ~;ot up
a r n( 1n r)p and for n = 0, 1, 2 .... %-I an
H=5 p-6 np
wo rh a r n+k (in r)P
Z: n+IC 9 p
n=6 p-6
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Vuk w-Jv..-b1 -Aviur.
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ingradskiy
(Loydril-M--d State Lnivorzity)
Saptemblur 22, 1"
v"~-o -"c):L-
!ov

11
JJ
IE3401ATEV , A.M.
00.1,
ealcuUtlm of nonrelativlstic S-states of tw"lectrom atome
aDl Ions* Vest. 14U 16 nol6sl9-33 161, (141PA jAs8)
(Atoms) (I=s)

S/051/62/015/002/009/014
woo F,032/E-714
AUTHORS: Yermolayev, A.M., Minkov, IsM. and Vlasov, A.G.
TITLE: A method of calculation of the optical properties of
a multilayer coating with a given reflecting power
PERIODICAL: 'Optil-.a i spektrookopiya, V. 13, no. 2, 1962,
259 - 265
TEXT: The authors consider the design of an n-layer coatinz
with a*&ixen reflecting power R. , where
'N 'N ('o -'11 'N 'N+l 1-9,
x are the optical parameters of the media,
is the angle of incidence# and
the wavelength.
it ia required to determine the number of layers N axid the
magnitude of the parameters x for which the reflectinji.; power
Card 1/3

S/051/62/015/002/Oog/oi4
A method of .... E032/E314
NW in the given wavelength interval and for a'Siven anZle
of incidence should be described by a givon function
N(Xl k29 9*0 X. No X) = F W (2)
0
The calculation starts with an assumed approximately kno-em
function F 0(%) , which is denoted by Rm and donta3fns
the arbitrary parameters x I The next approximation is
obtained by considering the quantities 4LO M.= M ma +
which are given by:
IX) A (XI 01)1k d)L k > '0 (3)
0
In this formula e (h) > 0 is a weighting funct4oh,
Card 2/3 X is a vactor whose oarteaijkn . coordiiintar, nr-,~

5/051/62/015/002/009/014
A method of .... F-032/Z314
the numerical values of the independent
parameters x of all the m-layer. .
With k = 2 the function - m represents the r-m-sl departure
of R (X, from the siven function F To each value of.
m
X*there caresponds a certain filter and as R m approAches F 0
M 0 . The pwameters of the multilayer filter are detwndned
by varying the components of'X until minimum (X) is reached..
M
A complete numerical scheme suitable for use with an electronle
computer is given and some typical examples are quoted. It is
assumed that dispersion and absorption are -absent but it is said
that this limitation could easily be removed.
There are 6 figures and 2 tables.
SUBDI=ED: June 8, 1961
Card. 3/3

DMMOLAYEV, A.M.; SOCHILIN, G.D.
Gound atate - t%o-olectron atom and Ions. Dokl.AX SSOR
155 no. 5:1050-1053 Ap 164. (MMA 17:5)
1. Leningradskly gosudarstvonnyy universitst im. A.A.Zhdanova
i Leningradskoye otdoleniye Matematicheskago instituta Im, V./a
Steklciva AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom V.A.Fokom*

.,ACCESSION NR: AT404150 8/2910/63/003/0140147/0174
~AUTHOR: Termollayov, A. M., Sochilin, G. B.
:'TITLE: An exact variational method for computation of the 8-states In atoms wilh two
electrons
.,SOURCE-. AN LIMR. Utovskiy ftzichosidy ebornik, V', 3p no. 1-2p 1963, 167-174
'TOPIC TAGS; 9 eitate, variational computation meMod, electron configuration, two
electron atom, wave function, Hyller4as equation, variational wave function, helium
ABSTRACT: The variational method is based on tock's investigation of the flyllerans
equation (Izv. AN SSSR, 18, 161, 1954), A nonrelativistic wave equation for a two-eleqym
atom with Infinitely heavy nucleus whose charge Is Z.' The variational wave function 'IV
is chosen to be an analytic expression containing variable parameters. This function is
chosen so that It represents the behavior of the exact wave function at the potential energy
singularitiea and approaches the same asymptote at Inflitity. The coefficients of the ex-
ponential terms ha the wave function eMession are then decomposed into Fock's series.
Each term of thts; series Is a solution of a certain sysbun of coupled equations on a four-
dimensional sphere. The highest term can be dsternflnM meetly but the terms of lower
order must be obtained from an approximate soluUon. -The resulting variational wave
1/2
Card I

ACCESSION NR: AT4041509
function contains'nLrbitrary coefficients of a linear combination of 4-dimensional spherical
functions of order n = 1, 2, N + I and accounts for those terms of the Fock's series
which describe the behavior of the exact wave function in the vicinity of potential energy
singularity. By introduction of auxiliary arbitrary coefficients, tM total number of coot-
ficients to be determined Is decreased without changing the characteristics of the wave
function. The standard Ritz procedure Is used to obtain the final solution. An example In
-which the 8 state of the helium atom to computed Is given. no variational wave function
has 30 coefficients. and gives a value of energy which could be obtained from a 40-parameter~
Kinoshita function (T. Kinoshita: Phys. Rev. 105,1490, 1957 and 115, 366, 1959). 7he
method, as preaemted in the paper, applies only to two-electron systems in S-6tates but can 1
be generalized for multi-electron systems. Orig. aft. has: 19 equations and I-Itable. .1
ASiOCIATION: ladngradiddy - mudarstvadny*y universitet im. Zhdanova' (lAningrad
IP
State University); lAningradskoye-ottleleniye Matematticheskoge institute. im. Steklova,
gAningrad Braw* of tM OWWbv Mathemaded.Institdo)
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AMOR: Yemolaymy, A. Me; Socb111nj Go Be
TITIE: GrowA State of Two-electron Atoms uA Ims
sotma: AN SM- DokladY*o V- 155P no- 5# 19&P IM-1053
Topic TArs: pound stcmdc state, two electron aton, two allctron Ions A State,,
vave function,, numerical computationp quantum sedumles
ABSTR=: V. A. Pock (Izv. AN SGSR, ser. tiz. 18,, 161 (3,934)) bas given a
rigorous method for analysis of the S-state In the vicinity of the singular
points. The preiLent authors apply hisa for numerical computation or the
ground state of R j. Res Lit,, Be*2j, Be4 0 04& and Ne*Oo The expansions used con-
verge rapidly (they bave about 30 Wmmter&5. The rical computations were
made vith the B=-2 computer of the computer Center-of the rmlin ad Division of
the Matb=atlcal Institute AN SSSR. "The authors am grateM to &NA."
Vo A, FoCk for d1sausslions and Camuent8j, And to YU. So Dmkov for discussions."
Orig. arte has: no flamaj, equations,,'2 tablese

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231JO-r66 1~flr (11/1- _LM(C) ------ QQAT..
ACC MR: AP60068416 Souid'C'ODE; UR/0161/r!-6/00afOD2/0560/0563,'
AUMOR., Yermolayev, A. N.
ORG: Kharkov Sterte University im. A. N. Gorky (Kharlkovskly gostudarstvennyy uni-
versit-etl
;7.1 Aop 10
TITLEt Density of electron states in aemlcdnductors,wlth~ Wurtzlta lattico
SOURCE: Mika tverdogo telaq v, 81 no. 2*149661 560-560'',
TOPIC TAGS: semiconductor theory, t=ttal.,' 4ttich crystal r3urfoce
crystal symmetry, electron structure, electron ~A
ABSTRACT: Previous studies have shown that Ilsoenemetic~ Orfaces of electrons
close to energy minima are ellipsoids with a symmetry wh4kh reflects the lattive
symmetry. It has also been ftund that toroidal isoen,_,,rjP_7:1c siirfaces are preceded
by an entire lwjer of surfaces with a complex topology :W~atedllbtttween ellipsoids
and toroids in semiconductors with a Wurtzlte lattice, . The aufbor studies the den-1
sity of electron states and the classical effective masip of carriers in a magnotic '
field In a lattice of the Vurtzite type for transition fiom ellipsoidal to toroidalf
laoenergetLc stwfaces. Curves are given showing the behiNior of the denvity of
-Card-1/2
lwms~ low.

YERM(r-AYEVI A,,11-,- SH1-1MlBATBKR():, VN.j RASPUTIM,
ort bread quality) vll,ln,n:le tLi-
(Effect of driamic
naiticheskikh nognink na kPAc-hontxo :filohao Tsontx.
in.,.t man-hno-tekhn. infonnat6ii pishchevoi piworahl.,
11964. 45 p. (MIL-(A 16:5~,

MMXDL&Ylff , A,,P,, -:
Operation of experimental frame-'bloft tridges. Tramsp.stret. 6
no.2:3;2 7 956. (Km 9:6)
lAostovoy, master 16-y distastall putt PrIvolshokoy doregi.
(Prides, Comareto)

nT3WLA37V, A.P.
0
OThelufluence of' the Preparations of the Blad from Pregmant Mans on Fertl2ity of
Owe,"
.0.03 Veterinwiya,vol-27jNo,3j]$5Qjp.43;vncl

TNOMMN, A.-Pe, kodUat voterluarerkh zouk.
mmmmm~
N"m-9 for ocatrollift broosUosla an coUoctlv* lam, Totoriam-
rila 313 no.6:2&20 A 156. (NM 9:8)
1. Onskly vaterissron lastitut.
(ftwsnost*--iFr*vmts*m)

I
i N-V,
YEWMAYEV, A.?., kandidnt veterimirnykh nauk.
Corn allege increRses the procluctIvity of cove. Nauka i pored.
op. v isol'khoz. 7 no.8.11-14 15?. ()=A 10:9)
1. Omakly veterinnrW institut.
(Corn (Mai%e)) (Cows-Fosilug and feeding stuffe)

USM/Farm AnLmals - Cattle. Q-3
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biolo,, No 7o 1958., 30976
Author : Yermlayev A.
inst ! - --
Title : Mat Age Is Most Suitable for the First Hating of
Heifers?
(V kWmm vozmte nsibolwye teelesoobrazw provodit,
pamiyu sluchku, telok).
OrIg Pub : Mblachno i Munoye zhivotnovodstvo, 1957, No 3.- 42-43-
x0stract : According to the author's dataj, the mating of heifers
at an early age (before 18 mnthe of age is attained)
has a nefptlve affect upon the flat content in the mi 1
of the prtdparmeo, The best period of mating for the
Bestuzhev breed is considered the age between 18 and 23
monthse
Card 1/1
51

4-/1
USM/Farm AMIMI a Cattle*
Q-3
Abe Jour Ref Zhur Biolij So 7j, 19A 30960
Author AJ,
'Title !6e mdtluetwe of Sir" oxi tAhe fttty 141kiness of the
sovskoye vllywl~* ft zh1rwWld&wst Potonstva)
tn6yods
Orig Pub MDlOChn. I, MWnoye 2biv6 t*o,, ~ 1957,, No 9, 46-50
Abstract on the basis of the data obtained from.the herd of the
Bestuzhav brood of the sovldioz "Vrehak" of the Bashkir
Spirtotrest, an analyelaVas effected In regW to tho
influence of the sires upon the increase of the fatty
milkiness of the progwye The maber of dau#iters had
b 13 to 28; one bull had
different sires rangad from
daughters. Tho evaluation of sires by progeny was
effected by coWW1M Un ruak errepring, Tho ftta
regueding production vare ac.1lected for over 20 yoars.
Card 1/2

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ACC NRI AP6027433 SOURCE CODE: UR/0125/66/0-0-0-/O-07/--O-o--6-0--/-O.062 j
,AUTHOR: awmnlinvav- A- P- tWnarinw 0 Ziatk at I. V. (Moscow); P1Pko'
-v- Y-
A. (No -TT58=i (Moscow); Puiin kiy,- Yu. -9. (Mosco
T3_ybd'qkiYv I"Ya. (Ploscow)
I
ORG: none, Z14'
7-,/
,TITLE: Following macbsnism for are weldin in an inert gas- fi
SOURCE: Avtous,tiabasksye. svorks, no* 7. 19669 60-62
C TAGS: aft welding, Inert gas welding# food moobenism
ABSTRACT: The article describes the construction details of s'new type
following mechanism said to assure stability of the geometric dimensions
of the welding seam In welding in Inert gases with high ionization
potentials (for examplop helium)@ (See Fig. 1)

Izz
"VA
Figure 1.
Construction of
following meebanism
a--in position for
-~welding seams on a
c7lindrical surface'
"b--tbe some for an
end surface.
ACC NRI AP6027433

AP6027433 10
Electrode I is fastened to support 13 by means of clamps 2P 3P and 4-
Clamp 2 makes it possible to rotate the electrode in a vertical-plans
and to change its position from the horizontal (Fig. 1. a) to the
vertical (Fig. 1p b)e Clamps 3 and 4 make it possible to regulatep
respectively, the vertical and horizontal positions of the electrode#
The support is connected by a swivel joint with lovers 12 and 5o which
are connected between themselves by link 11. Lever 5, with the aid of
link 6 and lever 7s is connected In a swivellIng fashion with shaft 9,
which can execute forward and backward displa-acmentap aetivated by a
-Type MP-100M of SL-161 electric motor,, 10,, with a built-in reducer*
Experimental tests of the mechanism in argon arc welding have shown
reliable maintenance of an interelectrods gap of 1 mm, with an accuracy
of + 10%, in a range of welding currents from 15 to 150 amps. The
article-also gives a detailed diagram of the electric control circuit.
Orig. art* has: 2 figures,
SW CODE: 131 SUBM DATEt
O2Xsr66/ ORIG RZP:' 004
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AUTFMZ t Boldyreyt V.V., Tonwilaysiv, A .3. 76-11-27/35
TITL14 Tits Catalytic Wfeat of Solid Pavducts in the Pteauction of Nickel
said Copper Oxides by Hydrogen (0 kaUliticheakca vliyanii tvardykh
produktow pri voestanowlexii okislov nikolva i medi vodorodom)
PMODICA14 Zhurnal Fiticheskoy KhJm4 4 9 1957, Vol. 31 , Nr I I, pp. 2562-Z570
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The present paper endeavors experlisentally to show the presence of
the lacking of self-catalpim In the mduotion of nickel- and
copper oxides by lWdragmu Experimental renults show that the me-
tallio nickel and copper forming In the reduction of NiO and CuO
by Wrogen exercise a catalytic efreot on the velocity of reaction.
The catalytic effect of theme additions can be imagined by taking
the agreement with re"ot to orientation &M the iaitial oxide
according to r.D,.Dankoy [itef. ?47 into account. If me coWares the
structure of NiO with Vat of the A-nickel forming during the re-
action, the possibility of aA orientation of the first-formed metal
layer according to the oxide can be 4-mined. Here the inter-atomic
distance in the nickel lattice increases by about 14% (compared with
Card 1/2 the normal one). The same seem to ocour in the reduction of copper

76-11-27/35
The Catalytic Effect of Solid Products In the Reduction of Nickel,- and Copper
Oxides by Hydrogen
oxide, but in this caselrawat as to orientsition wnt be of a
complicated characters # B sosuse of the greater difference of the
lattice parameters and typos in the initial substance and the re-
aetion product, and 2) because of the possible oocuz%e oe of an
intezmadiate layer of copper ox0e. The defomimg effect is re-
o1procal. The catalytioal Influence of the product can occur only
if there is sufficient contact between the product ana the initial
substance. This explain the reason why a mechanical addition of
copper powder exercised no influence upon the velocity of reaction.
This is in agreement with published data. There are 8 figures, 2
tables and 25 referenoest 18 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATICHt T=sk State University 4mn4 M.Laybyshev (Tmskiy gcoudarstywayy
universitat Im. Meftybyshevs.)
SMUITTIDs Navesber 2, 1956
AVAUBLEt Library of Congress
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IWZN97SOVO N.D.,, lnxh.; ODDROTISTOVA, M.L. , insh.; -UWjAZff-,,A.L., inzh.
YAJMMOV, A.A.. inzh.; KUMOV, A.I.; RISIX, V.I., insh,
lxchangs of experience =Ong the enterprises of Oconmic
councilm. Terf. prm. 39 no.7:31-3/+ 161* Dam 343.12)
2s fta4mkiy loookhinkombinat Garlkayakoy oblao,ti (for
fm~tmov). 2. ShaturskiyAortotmst Mosobloovurkho" (for
Prodprlyatiye Oo:Lntorf oavn~rkhoia BM
(for Yermolayev)e 4. Monetmoys torfoprodpriyatile Sverdlovskogo
sovnarkhoza (for Tagunov). 5. Maoikha-Zybinskoye prodpriyatlye
Taraiglavskogo sovnarkhoza (for Y-raonov). 6. Torfopredpriyatiya
Radovitskiy mokh Moobbloovaarkhoza (for Ryvin).
(Peat machinery)

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Cicanization process for fluoro*c&rbon~ elvatemeirs -: 'IL~-_1T_1
SOUFXE: ByuUeten' iz0breteniy i tovarrlykh =~kcsvvno~. 11 065, !76
TOPIC TAGS: - fluorwarbon elantowter, vulcanlzatiOn' "des"V 12g 8~e:qt
ABSTRACT: An AiltbDr Certificate has been lastied for v1deal iing!~.'.t. for fluoro-
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carbon elastomers. To !"rove the physical exid vio~hsnical I 'INpe
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YERMOIAYEV, B. 11.
Cand. Veterin Sci.
Disoortationt *Insufficiency of Blood Formation in Horses Affected
with Infectious Anemia,*
6 Jul. 49
Moscow Veterinary ACADEMY
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