SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YERMOLAYEV, B.B. - YERMOLAYEV, K.P.

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YERMDIAYEV, B. B.
Mp"
Clinical hematological diaposis of leukemia In cattle.
Vaterinarlia 40 no.10s63-65 0163. (MM 17:5)
1. Donskoy sallskokhozyal tvenvyy institut.

124-57-1-844
Translation frorn: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika. 1957, Nr 1, p 112 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Yermolayev, B.I.
TITLE: Some Instances of the Stress Distribution in an Orthotropic Thin
]Plate With a Nearly Square Aperture (Nekotoryye sluchai
raispredeleniya narpyazheniya v ortotropnoy plastinke s otversti-
yern, bs'izkim k kvadratnomu)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Saratovsk. un-ta, 1956, Vol 52. pp 23-32
ABSTRACT: The method proposed by S - G - Lekhnitskiy (RzhMekh, 19 54,
abstract 4154) is applied in the investigation of the stressed
state in an infinite orthotropic thin plate having a nearly square
aperture, under the action of uniformly distributed tangential
forces applied at infinity, also in the case when the contour of
the plate is loaded with distributed normal forces.
N. S. Chausov
1. Plates-Stresses-Mathematical analysis
Card 1/1

riwOIAMM , B.I.9 Cand Phys-Lath Sci - (divs) "Curve of an
--Iw.-
anisotropic thin plate with 4k oPoninc)-littlel(AMr Afrom
an ellipti5a" Loop 1959P 7 pp (Acad Sci USSR. Inst of ;7ochanics).
200 copies Mo 39-59P 101)

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AUTHOR: _YgrMoftty,
LjLeningrad)
ORG: none
TITLE:The method of sphere for measuring the heat conductivity of metals at
low temperatures
SOURCE: Poroshkovaya metallurglya. no. 1. 1967, 105-107
TOPIC TAGS: model, sphere model, heat conductivity. low temperature. steel
ABSTRACT: A method is proposed for measuring the heat conductivity of metals
at low temperatures- using a spherical model. A description of the model, heater
and measuring procedure to given. The results of a study of the heat conductivity
of Xhl8N9T, ON13M5A, and ON13TA steels are presented. It is shown that the
sphere model method has definite advantages over other methods in determining
heat conductivity, especially In working with dangerously. explosive const
Or'
Orig. art. h9W3: 3 figures. IN
SUB CODE: 1.1 ISUBM DATE: 10Aug66

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Ways of redwild costs of Shaft linking by tbs frg"fagmthod.
Shakht,stroto so.6f13-15 40 Ol?. (NIXA 10-?)
(Shaft siddw-Costs) (Frozen gromad)

YERMOIAVIX, D.L; TESIENKO, Yu.V.
PaleotioUnical materials on the strat1graphy of Jurassic sed-
imenta; In the Irkutsk coal basin. Dokle AN S3.13R 155 no. 3s
562-564 Mr 161,. (MIRA 1715)
1. Irk-utskoye geologicheskoys upravloniye i Sibirskly nauchno-
isoledovatellskiy institut geologii, geofisiki i minerallnogo
syrlya, Predstavleno akademikom V.N#Sx"chevym.

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SOURCE: Ref. zh. Avtonatika, telemekhanika i vychislitelonvii tak4ik*. SVQdzV tax*
Abe. 7B266
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TITM Incomplete-vAldress transcription of nuxerical naterialdfron' h tape A4
magnetic drun
CITED SOURC3% Tr. po vychial. matem. i tekhn. Tashkent, AN WWI 1062(1963),
107-lil
TOPIC TAGS: digital computer, digital computer operation
TRANSL&TICN: A new variant of transcribing punch- tape Wormation is' suggeBted for
the#'Ural-10 computerl the Information Is developed aaid sont io~ the Oder In a
binary-decimal codes and the magnetic-drum inc6mpiete-addree6 j-ocor4:Utjg in perfomxt.
Under such group-trajascription conditions, the computer opera.U ils ala,no this progrotm:
31 a Ole 00ia + k
where "a" is the initial address of the aagwtiq dr= call fr~tjt whi0h the
information recording atartal _ a Is the pow mmbi* I k is the Mobar of' lmmplota
caLls required for rat,tording the infamtIon an M. The itob. t~ag ba-ftre the emmana
31a has been selected for mdtahing. the computers to operate uMw tho above
conditions. Some now elements have been Introdimed into the falveiAt.ll A block diagran
is presented. Fig 1.
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Airplans,, groui2d,, airplane. Grazhdo av. 21 nooft,24-26 Ag 564.
(ICRA 184)

YERMLAYEV,_ C6-U.BWropetrovsk)
Use of a wide-band L-shaped antenna for television reception.
Radio no.5116 PV 162. MRA 15:5)
(Television-Antennas) F

ANDRONOV, L.P., kand. tekhn. nauk., dots.; BOLISHAKOV, V.S., kand.
geOgr. nauk,, dots.; Y]MYOLATEV, G-G-P kand. fiz.-mato
nauk; KIRIN, Yu.P.9-1 ~-p5e-~.j ~';IYHV, L*Fop kand,
fiz..-mat. nauk, dots.: ZOTEYEVpYe.S.pkand.fis.-mat.nauk;
SMO,G.S,,red*
(Sea navigationj Morskoe sudovozbdenie. lzd.2.0 perer,
Moskva, Transport, 1964. 454 P. (MIRA 17tl2)

YMOLAY37p G. G.
"Study of Declim~tions of Stars of the Nikolayev Fxpmtorial
Zone AG ('tlOs - 20)." CAM ftw-kath. Scip Odessa U0, Odes"., 19,54.
(RZhAatr, Fab 55)
SOt Sm. No 631, 26 Aug 55-Surv*y of Scientific and Technical
Dessertations Defended at USSR Higher Educational Institutions
(14)

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YnHOJAYIIV,G.O.
-:
on the study of declinations of stars of the Nikolwy equatorial
zone AG(+10,-20). Astron.shur.32 no.4073-390 JI-4 ,550'.
Otar*) (NMA 8: 10)

AIMONOT, Leonid Petrovich. dotsent. kand.tokhn.nauk; SOLIMMOVe Tla-
d1mir Sergoyevloh. doteentp kand.p*vr.na*:
-mtom.navk; WNW, ToTgenly
.4qtsent, kandofls.
Stepanoyloh, kwA.flz.-mtem.naukj KIRIN. Tufty PavloYich,
starshly propodavatell; CMMNITNT. Leonid Fedorovich, doteent,
kend.fis.-matem.nauk; (IRISH139 Yu.A., qwtsred*;' 3WO, GoSop
red,; TMOMTA, Te.A., tekhn.Tad,
[Handling of seagoing vesselal Morskoe sudovosbdonles Moskvap
Ind-wo Morskoi transport,g 1959. -381 P. (NIHA 13:2)
(ndp ho-Aling)

YEW.j'OLAYEV-i-German-Grigar4yevioh,--dots., kand. fiz.-matem. nEuk;BARANOV,
Yu.K. preteenzentIEWHATUROTOVj. #red , IIAMMOVAOR. B,'tokbn. red.
(Plotting radio bearings on marine charta]Frokladka rtdio-
pelengov na, morskoi karte,,- ucbebnoe posobis dlIa. oudoyodi-
tell.qkikh fakulltetov vysshikh inshonernykh morokikh uchi-
lishch MHF. Moskva,, Izd-vo *Morzkoi transport#" 1962# 84 p.,
(MIRA 15:n)
(Radio in navigation) (flautical. charts)

CHERNIYEV. Le,,-nid FedrjrDvich, d.-)ta.; KIRIN, Yuri~ Pavinv!,-h;
Y.6.'
mthsimalun, P
1 J Vladimir T1r-rjfajevL:h) AK.S"MT1114, Leonli
Padionovich; RUSANOV, Valentin 1,41khaylovich; UJIMOUT.-Fli
GeIrmai ANANIIN, V.I., red.
(Colli~ction of problems in nautical ast4ronon7l ZMarhriik
po mo:rekhrjdnoi astronf:lmll. Moskvar Transf*r'., lc)~4. 3-M p.
(M.IRA I.B.5)

MIZERNITSKIT, Aleksandr Illich, kapitan dallnego playanila, dots.;
YMHCIIENKOp A.P., doktor voJenno-morokikh nauk,
retmenzent; IMKOV,, M.M., kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.,
retsenzent; fERMOLAYFXSLL, dots., retsenzent; UDALDV., V. I.,
kapitim dallnego Olavanija-,-kwW. tekhn. nauk, dots., retsen-
merit; SERKO, G.S., red.lzd-va; USANOVA, N.B., tekhn. red.
[Navigation] Navig%talia, Moskva,, Izd-vo "Morakoi transport,"
1963. 526 p. (MIRA 16:9)
(Navigation)

YERMO A,-qe,'rpw.-Grig,orly,evich, shturman dallnego plavaniya,
legrul. fiz.-matem dots.; YUSHCHF14KO, A.P., dokt*r
'voyene-more naukp profs# rertoenzentj I2MArLOVAp INV.,
kand. lpogr. nauk, dots.,, retsenzent
[Cartographic projections and marine charts] Kartografiche-
skio proektsii i morskie karty. Moskva, Transport# 1965.
89 .(kiRA 1813)
1. Odeaskoye vyaebeye inzhenemoye morpkoye uebillahchaj,
Kahodra "Sudovozbdeniye" (for YermolVey).

YE'RHOLAMIN, G, I .
Dir. Kuznetsk Basin Steel Cunbine;
"Vital Problem in the Development of Ferrous Mletallurgy"
Pravda, 5 JulY 1955
I

)MIAN,R.V.; YMOLAYN.Gil.; VAYSBXRG,L.R.;
BOROWLIN,A.I.; SIM.G.T.; MMSI15tty,ldro; cffusov.y.p.
SOROKO,L.:Wo; KLIKASWO,LoS.; MWVSKIT,3.1.,4 ZJL'XWLSffXTN,I(.B.:
LYMMOV,I.S.; NIMMKIY,I.D.; BMGINSXff,LA.; SAUW,Yo.Nj.~-
TROGRIN.N.P.; PSTRIEUN.V.I.; ARGUNOV,K.lo; DULIIW,F.S.; BI MTA.1.11.
GAYNANOV.S.A.; FROLOV.N.P.; VINICHINKO.V.S.; ZOGAN.Ye.A.
G.R.Irs-r.arnovokit; obltuw7. Stal' 15 no-8:757 Ag'55. (KLRA 8:11)
(Kazarnovskil, Grigorii Rfimovich, 1887-1955)

111111 TGUiNT !W? IN j11111riffl'i 1q,11171 I t11111, lit ~f VP LULI-
355
AUTHOR: Ermolayev, G. I. (Director of the Kuznetmk Metallurgical
Combine).
TITLE: 25 years of operation of the Kuznetsk Combine.
(25 Let raboty Kuznetskogo kombinata). '
PERIODICAL: "Stall" (Steel), 1957, No.4, pp.289-292 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: The dwrelopment of the production of iron, steel and
rolled products particularly during the last two
five-year plans and developments planned for the
future are outlined in general terms.

TAWLAMff"l;OI*
-11 ..
Contral laboratory In the struale for tochnical progrems. Z&T,
lob. 23 no.4.-M-398 157. (NM 10:6)
1, Direktor Maustakese Mtallurelcheake" ko4lusta.
(ftallwk-ebtallmel"I laborst .cries)

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persturalthl trudy so"oholoanlys 19sporlsental Tobhnzqws and
Mthodo of Investigatlon at Ulgh- Tompr4tureal Trahs"SIM9 or the
Conforance an axpertwental Toohniquaw and Havveds of 1"tUatles
at high 7voperstures) rAGG". A=p 1959. V P. Wriest
Alcadenlys rAuk U311. InstillAll Is Is.7861yo go rlslkS-
khtelohookle cong"a voll"dol" otollwil ;joo logoin prim"d.
Reep. 24.1 A.M. saflorl", Cgrr"pftdillg FAMOr, UM A66446Y Of
Solenasel 24. of NblIshift Mawas A.L. Maskvitser.
FMIs Thle book Is latend" for =1611MMA2118 Sod 001AI&WS1641
coomans ?his 0411"91" ofolsoisatifiIi, seem to divided Ints wis
is
we"Os 1) se"M%slas 4946M stall pospe"los
of 114"Id "fall "A slow 4) "M walyss "031ft 0
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pw offe speattle 60"rov, No TWO of 94"a
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lost* of fe;iiij or model
Se, B.S.. P.T. Gain, Aa-zoigaw, sed 1. 9.
11,991ky. A study of no low Diatribe.
elm of Allay!" 214monts Is apso-fterela papise"M
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I 1AYEV G.I.
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The Karaganda metallurgical plant Is five years c1d. Metallurg
10 ao.7:6-7 J1 165. (MIPA 18:7)
1. Direktor Karagandinskogo metallurgicheskogo zu'voda.

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YOMDIAYEV. L: Wter biol Sol (Uns) -- "The blo-phermlogy of the malaria
L_L Go---
mosquito (Anopheles maculipennia Meig) in Voronezh Oblast In comection with its
epidemiological cignificance". Voronezh, 1958. 14 pp (Voromezh State U)
(KL,, xo 4, 1959v 124)

YIMLATVq G.L. Inzh,
Fully develop peat resources of the ToLMIda Scononic Region. Torf.
prom. :)5 no.8:3-6 158. (KM& 11: 12)
1. Tologodekly sovet narodwp kbovyaystvae
(Vologda Provinco-4Peat)

YEMOIAYEVi G. 1'.
-",--Pheno.loii~~,-obser7ations on AnopMles maculipwids wsWe
1n the Yakut AS= in 1999* Mbd. perez. i paras, bole 32.
no.488-92 Ja-PI63. (HMA 16:3.0)
3.9 1w nanitarno-epidmiologicheakoy stantoll r~moberesimogo
rayona. Vormezha. (glavnyy vmob N,A,Fodorom)
:4-

YERKOUMCV, 0. L ; YAROVq 1. G.
pPWAjPI=WW machines.
Hydraillic system of nvv %solan int
SUm. i instr. 33 no.10220-23 0 '(9. 1 MMA 15:10)
I'll
(Grinding BR&in.#-**mu2ic drlv~)" ,
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ACC NRs AP6034765 SOURCEPI-DiE-31,,UiVi4O7/66/000/001/006210066
AUTHOR: Kazakov, W. F. (Nikolayev); Kvasnitskiyj V, F ; Safonov, A. L; Ye-rmolayev,
C. V. 0(-CA-
7'
ORG: none
TITLEt Vacuue-diffusion bonding of the surfaces of 91602 nickel-bass beat-resistant
alloy
SOURCE: Elaktronneya obrabotka wtorLalov, no. 1. 19660 62-66
TOPIC TAGS: nickaL base alloy, high temperature alloy, diffusion welding, alloy
diffusion welding, alloy vacuum welding, vacuum welding technology/Z1602 alloy
ABSTRACT: Experiments have been made to deterraine the optimum conditions for
vacuum diffusion bonding of the surfaces of 91602 nickel-base heat-resistant alloy.
The bonding was do-ne at 1373, 1423, 1448 and 1473K under a specific pressure of 1.0,
1.5 2 0 2 5 :3.0 and 3.5 kg/mm2. The machined specimens were annealed in a vacuum
of io 4 t1or: 4.3-10-2 n/m2) at the bonding temperature for3 min, pressed and held
together for 6 xxin under a given pressure and then air cooled. The beat results were
obtained at bondinjj temperatures of 1423-1448K under a. spetif ic pressure of
2.5-3.0 k8/mB2, a holding tims of 6 min. amd a vacuum of not less than 10-11 tor.
The better the faying surface finish and the shorter the time between their machining
and bonding, the higher was the bond strength. The bonds made under optimum conditioi

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had a tensile strength of 72.0-76.2 kg/mm~ and an elongation of 37.3-45.6Z at room
temperature; the corresponding figures at 1073K were 35 kg/mm2 and 27Z. All these I
indices corresponded or were close to those for the base metal. Diffusion bonding
with intermediate nonmelting nickel inserts P~.l mm thick was done at 1423K with a
holding time of 6 irtin. The tensile strengthTif these bonds was OOZ of the strength
of the base metid jit room temperature and 100% at 1073K. Annealing for 8 hr at the
normal operating timperature of E1602 alloyt(SOOC) did not affect the tensile strength
and ductility of Ow joints. But the stress-rupture strength was appreciably lower
than 5hat of the Joints without inserts. The mechanical properties of the joints with
nick,A inserts can be increased by decreasing the Insert thickness. Thin melting
foil d electrolytically or vacuum-evaporated intermediate films can be used to
ensure satisf f5pory iontact in low-pressure (about LO kg1vs?) diffusion bonding
of thin-sheet structures. Oris. art. hass 6 figures.
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KATVEYEVp A.;YEW.OV1EY,I.; TYURIN, P.
Bee Culture
Anti-ecientific book on bee culture ("My method of working with been." F. P. Pakahin.
Reviewed by A. Mstveyevp I. Yermolayevp P. T~urln Pohelovodstvo, 29 Ho. 9p 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress November 1952. UNCLASSIFIED

I, C IIFV~ I I III l"IR, III I I IN I 111111 If H IIFPIIII I I i 'I'll ~O HIM 11 1.
LATWO I
Role of the public In promoting talobalosl edwation In the soboolso
Politakh, obuob, no,902-93 5 157. (NIM 1019)
1, ftkret&rt Astrakhanskogo gorodakago komitata tommmistichaskoy
Partli Sovetskage Royasall.
(Toohnioal adwation)

CHUMS Ap- IRMLItIff I , B&SSMTMS L.
.
r-
Nwx rram ochools. Prof.-Ukh,obr, 19 mo,1:322j3 of camr
Ja 162:. (KIRA 15: 1)
1. Ne.eballnik Pqltavskogo oblastno.go upravloniya proftakhobrazo-
vani7m,, (Vocational education)

YEMIATEV -10 -
Deficlencles in financial planaLuge JUs SM 37 no.�:~9-W
My 163. (=A 164)
:4 Nodal'alk otdola flumnat=vaniyu narodnogo khozMstva
*ArMOS116go ob&matuogo finswavlo Wale.
(Mmanak Province-Finance) Mummensk Province-Wastrial manA sment)

SHCHEGOIZV, Lev inarionovich; ELIMANOVICH, Lidlya Yakovlovna;
STANKINICH, Anna Llvovna; YERMOLAYEVAP I.A., red.; LEBEDEVA,
Z.V., telrbn. red.
[To--ttook of the English language an an aid for reading and
translating medical literaturej Uchobnoo posoble pa anglliskolnu
iazyku d3da chteniia i perevoda moditsinekoi literotur7. lod.2.,,
ispr, i dop. Leningrad# Medgizj, 1962. 382 p. (KIPA 15:7)
(EUGLISH IAGUAGE-TECIRNICAL ENGIM)
(MEDICINE-TMMOIM)

YMMLAY31y, 1. 1.
Butureis mmide of poly~l" reels. Stowtologila no.5i5l " 153.
(KEMA 9:2)
1. Is khi:mrgichookoro otdolonlys Reopublikwaskoy bolluitsy (gl&vW
vrach BogiLtkina) g,Y."Wmr-o]a,
(BUTUM)

YERMDLAYEV. LL: SHVARTSMAN' M.Se
Teziporarty fization of the eyeball uzlng a plastic pellet.
Stomatologila 41 no.400-91 Jl-Ag 1162. (MrRA 15:9)

YEDIOLAYFIV I.,,AspirAnt; SHVARTSPAN, II.S.,ordinator
4- -
Use of a, hemostatic sponge in hmorrhmge from the hols left by Pn
extrnotod tooth. Stonatologlim 37 no.2:64-65 Xr-Ap liS.
(MINA 11:5)
1. Is knfedry khirurgicheekoy stowtologii (sav,-pirof. A.I.
Tovdakim.ov) Moskovskogo maditsinskogo stontologicheskogo
instituts (dir.-dotsent G.N. belatskiy)
( I --MMCTION)

YMOLATIV, moo aspiroat
Ollnical asp*ots of odentonas, Stommologlia 37 noo*6126-33 N-D 058
(KM n t 12)
L Is kmfodz7 ihirargichookcw stosatologli (sev - prof* Aele
Y:vodirtmov) Nookovskogo moditelunkago stomatologi*cheakogo inotltuta
(dir, dotse GoNo Beletakly).
(JAWS-IMM)

YJIRMOIAYBV, I.I., aspirant,; OMYDULINA, Ye.Ta., ordinatory; VINNIKOVA, N.I.,
I " - aaliixt or.
Some negative aspects of the use of antibiotics in stomtological
surger7. Stomatologiia 38 no.1:29-34 A-F 159, (MM 12:3)
1. lm koLfedry khirurgichosicoy stomatologli (sav. - prof. A.I.
Tev&k1mov) Moskovskogo meditsinskogo, stomtologichesloogo instituta
(dir, - date. G.11. Beletskiy)
(ARIBIOTICB) (STOPATOMOT)
$0

I I ~ '. - 1.,.:- --.1 I'M "M' I IM.? 111.1 U11.1, P I I 'M R-444 I "1 .111 ! -
YERM=YEV., I. I., Candidate Ned Bel (diss) -- "The clinical and morphological
cbaracteriaticis of odontame and cesentows". Nwcow, 1959. 16 pp (Min Health
RSFO, Moscow Ned Stcewtological. Inst), 200 copies (KL, so 26, 1959, 128)

YERMOLAYEV , 1. 1.
r ---
Some materials on the histogenesin of odontomaso Stowtol6giia 40 no.3:
39-45 ~~Je 161. . I (MIM 3-4:12)
I..Iz kafedry khirurgicheakoy stomatolpgii (sav, .. Prof.. A.I.
Yev-doldmov) Moskovskogo meditsinAoC6 stomatologlehankogo instituta
(dir. -,doteent G.N.Beletskii).,
(TEETH-ZISWES) (TUMORS)

YERMUIAYEV 1.1 .. kand.ined.nauki TSEGELIMIK, LAO ttopjrhwt
. ~-
Papi3lon-Lofavre syndr=eo Stomatologiia /+0 no-4:15i-17 JI-Ag
1619 (MIRk 14:3-1)
1. Is kafedry khirurgichookoy stomatologii (magi - pror. A.I.Yovdo-
kimov) Hookovokogo meditsinakogo atomatologichoolcogo instituta
(dir. - dotsent O.N.Beletakiy).
(HOUCH-DISEMES) (T -DISEASIRS)

rEMOLAYV U ,~ando mod. nauk; BIZYAYEVp A.?.,, sapirant
Wental imonge of the heart la cardiac arrept ~itwing
operation. Stmatologiia 42 no.AOO-92 Jl-Agl63- WAX 1784)
1. Tz kafedr7 khirurgicheekoy stanatologii ( WAY* prof*
A.I. '.revdokimv) Moskovskogo neditsinakogo stmatologicheskogo,
instiltutao

YMOLAYEr. 1.10, kand. PLed. naukl KASPAROVAp N.N., kand, mad. nauk
..........
wFacialO tetanus. Stmatologii 43 no.10"6 J&-F'64
(IM 17 24)
1. Wedrs. khirurgicheakoy otomatologiij savo - prof. A.1.
lovdokimov) Hookovokop seditsinakop stmatol*giohookogo in-
m#tuta.

STRIZHAK, V.I.,, kand. takhn. nauk;_X~_).V .4 PODGAYEVSKIY, I.A.;
.-,jL.V
1AVROV, A.M.
Improving the technology of pipe production for electric
drilling. Not. i gornorud. prom. no.606-39 N-4 165.
(KRA 18:12)

RUZUTSOV, B.S., kajAidat Ukhnichoskikh nauk; ZEUK"-gv I.M., Imndidat
.;;~Wl
tekl2ni-oheskikh nauk: QUWTMTA. S. V. , Inzhenor.
Increasing the woar of starter contacts. Blektrldhsetvo soo5i
43-45 :W7 156. (Km 9:8)
1. lau-chno-Issledovatellskiy Institut Minimterstva alaktropromysh-
101mosti.
(Blectric contactors)

YBRVA)UYZV., LI., kandi"t tokbalchookikh sauk.
.......
ftebasical vosr realstasce of deco costutors, lrests slokfirepron. 28
no.3 M-20 1& 157. (KU 10W
(Bleatric asaUcters)

YERKOLATJff , I.N., kud. tekhn. nauk.
-- MW
DmlDPmut Of low-voltage equiPmat. Ibmt. slektropron. 28 no,ll.-
-54-59 N 157. (MA 10112)
1. lk-achno-Issledowatellsidy Inetitut slaktropromrshlonnosti,
(Electric apparatus ard applimimes)

~;uv/110-56-9-1/20
AUTHOR: Yemola7rov, I.11. (Candid-ate of Tnc.inical Sciance)
TITLE: Objactives for Sovint Low-voltage-app!.,roitus V&anufacture
(Za novyy pod Oyem oteche3 tvennogo nizkovolltnogo
apparatostroyeniya)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Elektropromyshl.ennosti,1958,ltr 9~1)p 1-4 (U%'>'SR)
ABSTRACT: It is necessary to produce much more an(I be"Iter low-
voltage electrical apparatus. Production has grown since
the re-organisation -of the control of indu3try, and
whereas formerly only two factories made a.c. -_-agnctic
starters type P, they aze rnw forthcoaing in consfderablo
quaii~,itles f1ro-i tan ,rorics of a nuiaber z)f of
National Economly. If-wever, thera .9 s'ill
of lolr-volta.-e equipment and i'v is 2"ropo'aad '10 double tile
out;.put of the types ilainly in dwrkind within t " -, n o -'. t.
oevon years. Deveiopment3 are ljartie.rula-.-ly '.-aiuizzed in
:rcSDcct to distribution s-titchgoar and ftis~ oar and
motor control equipment. The need to raise. tll.-- rul;turing
oa-,;a city of nmses and -.i'Lniattanzt brVaI.-arL is tlaeyn
scussed. &-ttending t ~xr ~or:; and
Card 1/3 Ji he lif'11 0~ rla~'robic
co-Intactori, and increasin., thq An" capa~-.-ity
U

3UV/l1o-58-',';i-1/2U
Objactives for Soviet Low-vol tag e-appara tus Mantifio~tvri.i.
of the latter, are also reforred to. Cc~j-~Iate low-
voltage distribution cubicles and c~~n'J-Ml board3 should
bo designed and produced. Many oVicir ~~f a.),paratus
ara rcquired including: marrially-opejm%';~,J. s1.-.ar"-jrs with
overload protection, air-break high-vol'ta~r- c:~nCacll-ors
for a.c. motors up to 6 ~e~) solenoids, and ::-Acrn-swit,..hes.
Small-sized apparatas for a1at,-_)matic equiurion;; should alsc
be developed. Scientific resear--h -work bo
extended. Tho most pressing tasks are the followingg:
inv'33tlgation of the chara,',teristlcs of el(iC~rlc! ar,,s and
of ar.-su-ppression equipipont in 'and. i. a'pparatus;
invo3tigation of the chara,~tqris"Ai.; of c..,;~tact. -.73tem
of eloctrical apparatus. Tl-ds refp-rs jj~!:,tic.llarly to the
Manufacture and rosistuanae to wGar of 03,.-tri,a! contact.-:.
Invoitigat %'_ -
Uon of the characteristics of
sys!60ems of electrical apparatus is also re-lonimended, It
Card 2/3 will be nocessary con3iderably to expand tho laboratory
fac"Llities of variou-7 inotitutes and factorle3. A primary

SOV/110-53-9-1/20
Objectives for Soviet Lanufactu:,e
requirenent is the cons truc t* ion of now laboratories; for
testing rupturing-capacity. A hig'a-,,,oirer testing
station is noi-.r being commissioned at tho Eleiftro3ila
Works and a similar laboratory .,rill be or-?anise..' at the
0
Ullyanovsk ElGctrical A,-,,)paratus wor'%-.~;.
SUBMITTEDs Mo:r 7,1958
1. Electrical equipment--Production 2. Electrical equipment--Design
3. Industrial plants--Control systems
Card 3/3

U33ff a laorl Nikolaeviohj VAMW9 V.V, p red. j BOR*WOV:p N.I. 9
(MaMotic a.ce startift'devices) Nqmltnp yuOutall, pormemop
Ukao Mookwav Gas* sawge ind-,Vop 1961o 62 pe (Iftblloteim
slaktroamterat nOO43) (MU 2439)
(nectric contactors) (EUctric ro3Awo)

KUZNETSOV9 Rostislav Sorgeyeviohj.XEgVL4UY4_XJL4_rqd4_gllRCt4CUNKO,
G.Yeop red.; SHIROKOVA.. M.K.,v tekbu. red.
(Apparatus of low-voltage pover distribAtion oymtomml Apparaty
raspredolitellrqkh ustroisty niskogo napriazbeni%, Isdo2op perer,
i dop. Moskva, Gosemorgoizdat, 1962. 447 p. (MMA -15:7)
(Electric power distribdtion-Equipmut and a upplies)

YVMLkyxv. I.]?.
Concerning of wood ftotn productivitye Gldrollsol. lemokhIm.
prom, 13 no,1:26 Ifte (mm 13:f5)
1. KustwatevAly khImItAkhon.
(On= and resins')

IYCMBX, I.Ya.; YZRN(WAYlff IPS.: FUWOFA. T.N.. redahor; ~AGHWA. A.I.,
teldmicheaRwiiaior. -
t
[Nimal for administrative and nanagment workers In Institute@ of
public heolth] Spravochalk administrativno-khavisistvennogo rabotniks.
uchreshisall mdrnrookhrononlia. Moskva, Gos.immd-va x*41tsinskoi lit-
ry. 195,5. 475 P.
Omic mim)

4PAWIM-Y I rf'14iP I I fl!~N "I !i Vr't"" 411 rM, It I I If A 4% WIN I I It I I IFQA I 197 F 111�1111 If Hill III [fit 115111 IF MUCH 111INIIIIIIIIIII MIIP I I I I I iff MW 11111111114 1
TERMOIAYBV, X.F.
--, ~1`,-7--
Using threo-dimensional representation In mine gwologr. Trudy Alt.
GMWI noo2t73-90 '55- OURA 1031)
(Geometry, Solid) (Xining geology)
I

YEMIAYM-, 1C.F.
"~WAWIAI#dAk9Mk,,,_,_
Feasibility of separation and depth location of various mineraliza-
tion phases on the basis of mining and goometrical analysis. Ttudy
Alt. GWII n0&2:36-74 1556' Wu 10: 1)
(Siheskawn-Mines and mineral resource@) (Dar"un-Nines and
mineral resources) (Prospecting)

TumbAlm , I
Owl
DolImIting Individual stages of almorallsation an tbe"b"Is of
geometric -axalyst$ In wisdag. Ammed.1 M&oao& 22 w-3911-20
Mr-Je 155. (WAA 9112)
(or@ &*"Mts)

YZRNDLAV-LV, K. F.
~ X~~ ~. - -""MMwwMftft,
Use of hyper'bblic graphs for the goomtric analysis of mineral
dejavits. Trudy Alt. G=I AN Xasakh. 382 40-3:79-94 156.
(HLRA 10:2)
(Prospecting-Gralphic mathods)
(lime sod winniftl resourceO

YMALIYBV, AvYe.; Mwoupffv K.1j.- VASILIYIVA, A.V.
Phouldriocoom'"Pler
, Test, AN Irasakh. OM 13 noelO:05-97 0 157.
(Ores-lampling and estIvation) (Nm 10:12)
(pheumuc tools)

TIMIAlWo ILY.
State of subsurface 900"trY; In connection with D.A, Xazakovskli's
article "?"km of research on subsurface geoneftr(ldnIng geometry).*
TrxuV, Alt. GWI Al Kazakh. SSR n0.7'.45-57 158#,
(Mine surveying) (Mining poloff) (MIRA 12:7)

YMMOLAYBY, K-7*
Throe-dimensional graphic representation$.
Issakh. SSR no-7958-65 158.
(NIno survoying-Graphic mothods)
TrWy Alt. GWI Ali
(MIMA 12t7)

IC L
MOALIUT. A.Ye.; TUMOIAYZT, K.F*; VASILOYSTA, A,T.
hismatic percussion drill In prospecting. Tes~. 0 Usakh,
SIM 14 no.2.-48-51 F 058. (MIRA 41 Z)
(Boring) (Prospecting) (fteumatlo tools)

TUMUTIff, X, F.
Genovis of complex metal depostis In the Altai. Sov-9401.2
n0-79-99-95 A 159. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Altay NIGHI.
(Altai Mountains--Oro deposits)

MWIAM', X.F. TOICHINSKAU.. F.S.
Improving mining geology* Rizvede i okh. nedr 26 no.6:23-25 Te 160.
1 4 (MIRA 15:7)
I.. Altayakiy gornometallurgichookiy nauchno-iosledovateliski'Y
institut (for Yermolayaw)a 2. Ioninogorskiy polimetalUcheakiy
kcqnbinat (for Tolchiwkaya)o
(Mining geology)

YEHMOLAYEV K.F.
System of exploratory mine workings and certain principles of
prospecting. Trudy Alt. GKXII AN Kazakh. SSR 9:7&91 160.
(KTRA 14:6)
1,,Altayakiy gornometallurgichesk~y nauchno-issledovatellski7
inotitut AN Nazakhokoy *SR.
(Prospecting) *

YERMOLAYEV, K.F.
Using mining geometry as a method for producing a quantitative
evaluation of geological processes. Trudy Alt. GMNII AN Razakh.
ssR 1o:169-174 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(Mining geology)

LITVINOVIO) Anatoliy Nikitovicb; SHCHMINA; V.Vo,, doktor j7pol.-mineral.
nauk, otv. re4.;.YERKOLAYKV, K.F.p kmg, geol.-mimeral. nauk-.. otv.
red.; SOKOIDV, Te.A., tekhn. red.; ROROKINA..
Z.P., tekbn. red.
(Motbod for Btudying rare tr,,me elemats in cceplex intal croo) Me-
todiks izucheniia rodkikb r"'eiam3ykh slementcrv v polbptalliche-
sk!Lkh rudakh. 11maAtaj, Isd-vo Akad. nauk KazakbBkoi SSR, 1961
10/4, P. (Altai Mountains-Troiaoi elippento) (MIRA 34;9)

.- .."11-1-11. I'll 1111i Jill I lirwil ILI !I I Ill ~L~."
7ERMLAMS K.F.
&~ .........
Impoitance of the composition of exceptional geological samples
from compDa metal deposits. Trady Alt,,GMII AN KuaU.SSR
12 17fp-W 162. (MML 15:8)
(Leninogorok region (Altal Mbuntaina)-Orem-4aWlirg
and estimation)

Fri TF_~"I
)/0102/086/121'
ti
D263 1) 17
_AUTHORS.- Ye rmolayev IG V. i -and yupoy,
I---------------
TITLE: The principle:or Voluino: explo-atlon
data during. gooa~~etrlol OtWieis
sits of the Altay; typ6~
nRIODICAL; Referativnyy.zhurna1,,j GdofizlkEi~ ~'4'0. 1963, 15, ~.ab-
stract 2D66 Altayokl~ I zig~ n.-i. in-ta,:
Goinod~tal
1962t 12t 01-9211
TEXT: The gtuthors give a de~6ripttba 6f ~-h~ li(~Ohxllque, order of
calculations, and constractioii.of ~raphe ~(itb- !;the Aiid of volume,
4.
emogthing of statistical valuesi dat i,'~ as applied. to
the Leninogorskoye deposit. ThiivqOth.*.d n~t 6pliv 4141rlimatratOd t1ae
main regularityj i.e. Increasing IA40'1~ikliiatl L4~'fxlid: 41.1he hangA' nif"
side to the underside, but aloo follq~ied 6 P~Jjrly axcurate dete~r-
mination of sur:race gradients~ ref le'a ting thia!' ';Vjaguj.arity. The me-
thod of v6lumeamoothing out of nuier~ical:~ cha~rw,. tojolp ties of depo-
it param6ters (contents, mag~itud4glt ttcj) bt~~6~ be'j~~ Ln
n, reflected
Card 1/2
IN NJ

YERMOIAYEV K.F.- KULFMV, Kh.Kh.; SHCHBGLOVA, O.A9
~~,
Nbt.h&ls of glaki quality-goomtric =p of oomplwc wtal depwits.
Tnidy AltoGMII AN laaakbo= 12i102-109 162, OaRA 15:8)
(Or* deposits-fts)

, YMOLAYKVp,K*]F,
1
Correlation betweers the istratigraphic and teaf4wLc control
in the Leninogorok ore tone. Vest. AN KazaM. S811 iS no-4:40-
45 Ap 16~. WRA 16til)

YFlllM~-..,,YlTf I K. F"
Geri-Lot'lcal rharacterlati.ca an mv-paleo by it stuJ7 ~n
govsk ore. monn. Trudy AlL."TI AN brakli,111,1A 16:13-30 "0,
( 14-1 F"I 3 -1 c 10

~ I Ull 11.11111111U1111111111 III I qlaw", . "~ ..... ...
MRANTOV, M.; TERMOLAM., K.F.
,.- 'r-- -1 ~ ~ ".-
Methods for otudying the courne of the w-mment of ons-form-ing
nolutlons. Trudy Alt.OINII AN Ea-.akb.SSR l61111-119 163.
(M'l RA 17 -. 10)

;". F. ; L;%, . . V t"
YEEWIL,V,111~ .. .. . . I ~ I , C !# S.~ 0
Hypogenin, puld in the metjil ores of Lbb
I
d(oposit group. iz-v. All Kazakh. SSR. Ser.geol. 22 no.2.,57-.~~O
Mr.-Ap 065. (MIRA 12:5)
I. Alt4V-sl.-Ay otrlf I Instituti goologichoskikh no.Wk ijni)nl.
gorod Ust'-v,!irnmoj*,)rnkv

MAYMIND, V. I., TOYARYEV, B. V., GORES, E., VDOVINAP P. G., YEMOLAM, K. M.,
SIOVAKINO M. M.
Rof Zhur-DimLys, No 61 1957.
Investigation J.n the Field of Compounds, marked C14 and N15 IV, Synthesis "OF Key"
Ccmpounds.
Zh. Obshch. khimiyi, 1956, 26, No 7, 1962-1967.
Abstract: tiescribed are methods of synthesis of phthallmide-W15 (I); of
potassium salt of phthalimide-Nl5(II); HN1503 (III)* HC14N.; salts Of III-HN1502
and HC 14N. 10-150 moles N15H3 (from 0.1 Hole W15H4N03) are passed for 3 hours
into a suspension of 0.105 mole of phthalic acid.4n 400 cc vater the solution is
evaporated, the remainder is heated (2000) and sublimated (290-3000); then it is
ground with-water and neutralized with a 5% solution sods, yield yield is 1, 98-
99%. To a hot solution of 0.1 mole I is 350 cc anhydr., aLcohol is added 50 cc
2N C2H50K, yield is 11, 98-99%, 0.15 mole N15H3 and o.82 mole KMnO4 in 750 cc
water are heated in an autoclave for 8 hours at 170-180, 14n02 is separated, the
filtrate is evaporated to 250-300 cc, neutralized with 20% H2SO4, evaporated to
dryness, and 9fter adding 70 cc H2So4, (d 1-5) 111 is distUled off. By neutralizing
III with alluilies the nitrates with a yield 82-84% are obtAtined. By the reduction
of 0.01-0.05 mole Kn 1503 (or Nan'503) by means of 0,015-0-075 g-atom Pb at 3900
(for the preparation fian1502--at 330o) KnI502; yield 91-931, is obatined. ficl.41i is
obtained with a yield 92-96% by a method described earlier (Maymind V. I.,
T

Tokaryev B. V. , Shemyakin M. M. Dok1- AN SSSR, 1954, 81~ 195), by heating
(750-7800) Eam.403 K and Kn3 in a current of N2 and Subaeq~.ient neutralization
with H2SO4. In order to obtAineKC14H the vapors of HC14N wre passed through
CaC12 at 400 absorbed by anhydro. alcoholat -250, and precipitAted with a
solution of CM50K or spontaneously absorb HC14N with solution of an alcoholate.
The previous report see RZhKhim, 1956, 9691.

tell If
Yr-- R m o LA%,'
USRR/ Organic Chemiatry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry. E-2
Ab5 Jour: Ref Zhur-Xhimiya, No 6, 1957, 19284.
Author Maymind V. L, Earmolayev K. M., Shemyokin M.N.
Inat
Title s Investigations in the Field of Compounds marked 014 and
N15. V. Synthesis of -05 amino acide.
Orig Pubs Zh. obahch. khimiyi, 1956, 26, Ho 6, 2313-2318.
Abstract: llrc %rn-.hesis of "- - -!T15-aminoac ids by condenoation of
pht~it- lzaide-N15-potassium (1) with the corrouponding
rxihyl esters of A.-bromoacias (ME-B) ind hydrolysis of
the obtained phthaloyl derivatives (PD) with a mixture
of CH3COOH and HBr in describod. By the action of CH2N2
on tho corresponding bromoacide HEB arc obtained.-,r-
bromo-.6 -N.-bonzoylaminovaleric acid"m (0-61*(puri-
fication. .-by washing with ether at _10;~: c- ..br(=o.- 41 -
N-phthaloyleminovalerto acid m.p. 61-620 (from ether);
Card i A

USSR/Organic Chemistry. Syntbetic Organic Clomistry. F,-2
Abe Jourt Ref Zhur4himiya, No 6v 1957P 19284
et.-bromo-4-11-bonzoyl amino cap ronic acid, m.p. 43-.440
(washing with other at ..100); e\ --bromo- P - -pherolprop ionic
(II--ethor) b.p. 9011/0.05 mm; - -bromo- A --kn--w'thoxyphenyl)_
propionic 411-sthor), b.p. 1020/0.03 mm. At the oondensa-
tion of I with II, and III with astore oft-bromowiNtaric
and n-bromoieovaloric acids 4 - 53% phthalimide-IT -,' is Iso-
latod. PD are obtaincd by hosting in the course of 0.25
1.5 hours of 0.1 mole of dry 1(2000 0.05 mms I hour) 0.1-
0.1,3 molo MEB and 40-60 cc 110011(01k~2 at 60--90c (for pro-
paration of valino -.at 118_1220)0- It is filtored from XBr,
evaporatod in a vacuum, the remainder is mixed with 60-
80 cc CH01 after 6-8 hours. At (00) the phthalimide is
filtorod o4, GIT013 in diatillud off and the ramniMor is
boiled with 50 cc 81acial C113000H nnd 50 cc 4%4 Mr 8-11
hours (for tho proparation or tyrovino PD is boilod for
8 hours with 250 cc W, HBr)o dilutod with wator, oopara-
Card 2/4

USSR/Orzanie (Ithomistry. Synthetic Orpnic chemistry, Z-2
Abe Jour: Rot Zhur-Khimiya, No:,6, 1"79 19284
tad tho phthalia (and bonizoia) Uldp and the Viltrato is
-ovaporatod-in vacuum; glyoinot' alanine, valins) aro isola-
txjd. 4 troating hydrobromides with A92003; t7rosino and
plwnylaltrininale procipits.'t6di wit4 'M13; glumtic acid--
with anilino. PD cit6is ~O'f dinsinoneldo a~o boilpd 22..
24 hours with 150 cc glao. OH3COOHO 15b cd~ a'anc. ~-401'
and 150 cc of wator. Amincands aro synthoolzody =rkod
1415 YJ.olds indioatd in %0 caloulatod on 11 faki~ng in ac-
co,int th-3 rocurront phthalimido)t glycinal 9,5; alanino,
5~5. valina, 82; Glutaminio acid, 85; ornitino, 78; lysino,
68; phonylalnnino 861 tyrosino 71. Ilothyl oatorn of
aminoacido markad IT15 waro obtAdnod (tho acida aro givon,
?asp* Of cotors in 00); ,- -phthaloyl amino prop ionio # 69
(from 504 ale.): e-plithal oyl amino I sova lorl o 114 (from
,';Via alo.); -L p ;5 -diphthaloylwdnova lorio, 1,111 (from ale.
Card 3A

SmWAKIN. X.k.; SHCMINA, L.A.;.VINOGEADOTA, Te.I.; KOLOSOT, H.S.; VMVINA,
R.G.; KARAP3TTAN, M.G.; RObIONOT, T.T&.; RATMI. G.A.; SHVWSOV, Tu.B.,
BAKUS. X.M.; CHAMI, T9,1F.; TJBMLAMU, K.M.; SOKIN, TO.P.
Ibmimch data on sarkozycin an& its anslog=~, Part 1: Synthesis of
dihirdrosaricourcin and its antipods. Zhur. ob, khIm. 27 no,3.'742-748
9F '57, (N= 10W
1. Institut biologichookoy I mpd&~qp~oskoy khImli Akademit matitsin-
skikh nauk SSSR.
wo GMUMN, M. M. for We abstreat,

inHogs: Mtymind, V. I., Yonishorlova, 0. M.v 150V/79-28-6-46/66
,'Yermoleyev, K. M., Tdovina, R. a., Galegov, G# A., Shemyakin,
M. K.
TITLE: Investigaiions Concerning Compounds With Radioactive C14 and
N15 (Issledovaniya v oblasti soyedineniy mechennykh C14 i N15)
Ix Synthesis of the u) -N1 5-Amino Aoida rix.sintez u3 -H1 5-amino-
ki;lot)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obahchey khimii# 1958, Val. 28, Nr 8,
pp. 2223 - 2228 (USSR) ,
ABST14ACT: Thetis investigations showed that the phthalimide method used
previously by the uuthors for the synthesis of various a-N15-
amillo acids (Reg 2) is also of value for synthesizing the
&J-315-amino acids. The results of investigations on the
conditions and reactions to be used for the synthesis of
to -N15-lysine and 6-05-ornithine are reported. The authors
departed from the mynthesoe described in publications in
trying at firpt to carry out the gyntheels by condensing
Poatass ium N';'-Phthalimide with 5-0-bromobatyl) hydantoin
Card 113 (Ref 5). Howeverp only half of the synthesized 1yeine, obtainea

Investii;ations Concerning Compounds With Radioactive SOV/70-28-8-46/66
C14 and Ni5. IX, Oynthesis of the t4 415.Axino Acids
in 50~ yieldg contained the radioactive nitrogeft. It was
obvious from a theoretical view-point that the undesired
reaction may be avoided by substitution of hydrogen in the
3-NE-groups by a radical. To avoid this side reaction
5-(6-bromobutyl)-3-phanyl hydantoin was condensed with the
potassium phthalimide -N15. The former could be synthesized
in better yield from6 -oxy-a-aminoceproic acid (Diagram 3),
among other acids , ThO 4 _N1 5-lyiine was a,-,%thesized by this
condensation reaction under the conditions described previuusly
(Ref 2). 6-N15-ornithine was synthesized by the condensation
of potassium N15-phthalimide with (y-bromogropyl)-N-phthelo-
ylaminomalonio eater and with (V-bromopropyl)-N-acetyl-
aminomalonic ester. Subseqiient hydrolysis wad decarboxylation
of -the phthaloyl derivatives led to radioactive ornithine
with.a yield of 65-70%, calculated on the basis of the
pot,assiuja X15-phthalimide (tables and reaction schene). There
Card 2/3 are I table and 13 referencesp 5 of which are Soviet.

Investigations Concerning Compounds With Radioactive BOT/79-20-13-46/66
C1 4 iLnd N1 5. IX. Synthesis of the ti -915-Amino Acids
ASSOCIATION: Injititut biologicheskoy i meditsinskay khimii Akademii
mettitsinskikh nauk SSSR (Institute of Biological and Medical
Chemistry of the Academy of Medical Sciences - USSR)
SUBMITTED: June 28, 1957
Card 313

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30
AUTM=t Shexymkin, X. M., Ravdall, 0. A.. Chmmn, E. S..
VinoCmdova, R. r.. Vdovtnk. R. 0.. T

TrT=1 Studies In the Field of SAMOWCInc and It: AnRIOCS.
Communicat1na 4. Study of SYnthetic H*utO to gar-
comWaine and Ito ArmLlo_-*
TMODICALS Izvottlyn. Akadvall naulc &SSR. Otdolenlya khj=_,chomk1k1i
nauk. 1959, Xr 12, pp 21TT-21ST (U=)
A33TPACTI 2-MttWIcyclopentan-3-cm-1.1-dlcrboxylle said (r1j)
WaS used for the preparation or (SarcoK 2-mothyl-
'
(III)
d (I
was
-Iwwlic sai
-
eno--CYCIGPentamne-3-cgtr
assumd to be Convartad. into (V) by bromInAtLon. It
2
V
a sm possible to syntlicsize (1) =
I by -v&1
r
'
d
or HBr and by decarboxvlat-lon. DI ..
J
be obtained because ellmination Of -4B-. rom (IV) and
a'-ultancoua derca-W)Wlation formed (VI) with ILA
double band.
cam IAO

.33M. I MWtlt'At* Of Biological and Hadleal CheXL3try, Academy
"t
I
-
ma
of nadlr4a 3ciances (Inst1tut bloloigiah#Skir
aLnoko, khWIL A"deaLl medicine nauk)
SUBMIT= AVr1l 32. IWI Addltjona a"*, December 28. IW

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5(2, 3) SOV/20-128-3-36/58
AUTHORS: Shemyakin, W. X., Acadesiciang. Maymind, 7. r., TormolaZe7f
K. May Bamdaep E. N.
TITLE: On the Reaction Nechanism of 0saxone Formation
PERIODICAL: Dokiady Akademil nauk 358R, 1959P Vol 128p Wr 3, PP 564-566(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In spite of many investigations (R*fs 1-15), the formation of
onazones from a-oxycarbonyl compounds remaina unelvar. All
respective hypotheses and on oumptions can be reduced to 3
schemes: A (Ref 1), B (Ref,3), and C (Rof 3)- In order to
find the correct ach*mop the onazone reaction was marked with
15N. If Chou A applies, tbe'resulting ammonia may not contain
0
15N. but he 15H must completely retain in the
an exces: in
o9azone. If, howoverj scheme B is correaty the oeazone will
remain unmarked while the ammonia will contain the entire
marking. Finallyp if scheme C is the right onep the 15N excess
will be distributed, in equal shares, between oaazone and
ammonia. Unfortunatelyt thq i4yeattgation of the mechanism
under discussion by means of tagged atoms in much impeded
by the fact that the marking may be dilvied by exchange reactions,
hydrolysis or substitution. Those secondsmy processes could
be avoided to a-large extent, by producing the oeazonee in
Card 1/3 boiling isoamyl alcohol and removing the water from the reac-

OnIffie Reaction Mechanism of Onazone Fom ation . M126- T2ff;-_Y,;-3 6/58
tion sphere. Then, the dilution of the.wking.in.lha hydrazone
ic inconsiderable at the beginaingl-And *annot.aonceal the
reaction mechanism of onazone can
be rather accurately judged
applies. For this purpose, Ahe. reac tioxL_.miijLt .. ba-Antarrup t od
after a certain period (d *pending..orx- tkL*-. type.. of- hrorszoae
uoed). The investigations were
phenyl hydrazones of fructoseq cyclohexanolow.and-b*nzoin.
Bolling alcoholic solutions. of.the-.said. I Arazona and -of an
uimarked p-nitrophenyl hydr"ine (2"Mole.4
tags ther,
and subsequently boiled in the nitrogen om-ent. TbLe- resulting
niamonia was immediately removed froaL..the..j~eacAian-aol-utton.
T12o isolation and separation of osazane,.JWd=z=s..&nd..hTdra-
zine was done as quickly as possible. -undox -zonditiona-sIxich
prevent a further change in the marking..bjr.axabanga--sactions.
As they could not be fully eliminated, it was..m.ars.con-vanient
to measure the isotopic composition ..of .-awtonlaq not of oeazone.
Table 1 shows that the escaping ammonia.ala.first.always con- .
tained much more than half of the marking-of-theAnitial hydra-
zone. Hence it in concluded that acheno 3 applies to all cases
investigated. This scheme is distinguished from the others
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On the Reaction Mechanism of Onazon* Formation SO'V/20-12813-36/58
ticipation, or h.*drazins. As was expected, it could be observed
that'the onasone-foriation process can bs 4ivided into 2 stages
with separation of an intermediate monoimi-ne of a-diketone (I).
By the example of p-nitrophonyl hydrazons of0b:nzoin, it
was ascertained that prolonged heating at 60 n glacial acetic
acid and without hydrazine causes Its disappearance. ir 2
moles of hydrazine are subsequently added, an o8azone preoipita-
tion in quickly formed. There are I table and 15 references.
ASSOCTITION: Institut biologichookoy I meditainskoy khimli Akademii nedi-
tojinakikh nauk SSSR
(Inititute of Biological and Medical Chemistry of the Academy
of Nedical Scienoesp V98R)
SUNITTED: JUne 22, 1959
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IFJtHDIAXBVO K.M.; KaULLOVA, S.I.j MAMGND# V*I.
of Z424-acetaminomalonia ester and ?,414-hArvxmoune.
Vop. mad. khim. 7 no.6:628-631 N-D 161. (HIRA 15:3)
1, Inatitute of Biological &W Medical Chwuioti7j, A-uWemy of
Medical Sciences of the U.S.S.R.,
(HAIDNIC ACID)
(PROLIINE)

GCRKINP V.Z.1, GRIDNEVA, L.I.; IWMLAYEV, K.M.; ZHELYAZKOV, D.K. (Balgariya)
A new non-hydrazine inhibitor of monoamine oxidase.. DrkI. AN TSM
153 no.2t468-469 N 163. (MIRA 16j12)
1. Institut biologicheskoy i meditsinskoy khimii APR SSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom M.M.Shewlakinym.

YERMULAYEV, K. P. PA76T24

25(2) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATIOX SOV12005
Yermolayev Konstantin Favlovicho and Aleksey Zakharovich Babushkin
Elektromagnitnyye i magnitnyye plity metallorozhushchikh stankov,
proizvodstvo, ekepluatatsiya i remont (Electromagnetio and Per-
manent-Magnetic Chucks for Machine Tools; Manufacture, Operation,
and Repair) Moscow, Mashgiz, 1959. 106 p. Errata slip inserted.
4,000 copies printed.
Reviewert I.K. Chichilop Engineerj Id.t P.A. Kunin,, Enginserl Tech.
Ed.: G.V. Smirnova; Managing Ed. for Literature on Metalworking
and Machine-Tool Manufaoturings R.D. Beyzellman, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers,, designers, and shop
personnel.
COVERAGE: The book provides the information necessary for the design
and manufacture of new and rebuilt electromagnetic and permanent
magnet chucks. It describes the manufacture of chuck parts as well
as the b.-ssembly and testing of chucks. The authors describe the
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Electromagnetic and Permanent-Magnetic (Cont.) SOV/2005
manufacturing process for electromagnetic and permanent-magnetic
chucks used in metal-cutting machines, particularly as it has been
developed at the Moskovskiy zavod shlifovallnykh stankov (Moscow
Orinding Ykichinery Plant). No personalities are mentioned. There
are no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction 3
I. Basic Types and Pimpose of Electromagnetic and Permanent-
Magnet Chucks 4
11. Various i6signs of ziectromagnotic and Parmanont..!-Nagnet
Chucks 8
1. Chucks for machine$ with rotary table 8
2. Rectangular electromagnetic and permanent-aagnet chucks
for machine* with reciprocating notion of tables 20
III. Technology of the Manufacture of Coils and Basic Parts
of Electromagnetic Chucks 28
1. Engineering foatwea of electromagnetic chucks 28
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Iloctromognotio and Parmanont-Magnotic (Cont.) SOV/2005
2. Yanufacturt of coils 29
3. Production flow shoots for component parts of chucks 36
IV. Diamagnetic Compounds (Alloys) for Filling Slots of
Electromagnetic and Permanent-Magnot Chucks 65
1. Purpose of diamagnetic slots and compounds used to
fill them 65
2. Techniqu* of pressing brass otrips into the slots of
V-type chucke for the machine tool model 3756 71
V. Electrical Wiring and Assembly of Electromagnetic Chucks 72
VI. Special Magnetic Chucks 78
VII. Tooting, Control and Methods of Eliminating Defects in
Magnetic and Electromagnetic Chucks 82
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Electromagnetic and Permanent-Magnetic (Cont.) SOV/2005
VIII. A-c Selenium Rectifiers for Electromagnetic Chucks 88
IX. Design of Component Parts of Electromagnetic Chucks go
X, Use of Electromagnetle Chucks 99
AVAIIABLEt Library of Congress
JO/ad
Card,4/4 8-31-59

S/169/63/000/001/044/062;
D218/D307
AJTHCR:' rmo
Ye layev, K.P.
Assessment of geologically promising samples from
TITIZ.
polymetallic deposits
-.~-PERIODICAL: Referativn hurnal, Geofixiks, no. 1 1963, 13
11% z
abstract 6 (Tr. Altaynk, gornomet&UU;i- n T.
in-ta, 1962, ve 12, 76-80)
TMET: In spite of the fact that there are more than 10
methods and recommendations for tho assemement of 'promising' sam
ac-1
ples,, there has bedn no complete theoretical foundation and no pr
atio*it to the specific condi--.~
tical, confirmation of the methods in rel
tions at particular deposits. Analysis of empirical data shows that
the use of'tables recommended by V.I. Smirnav anil the graphical-
assess-
analytical procedure suggested by P.A. Ryxhov *t fil. for the
ment of such samples in often difficult$ since these recommendations
*istics of,deposits., This
Ignore the specific eological charactax
leads to an w-derestfmate of the actual amount of.usoble componentall

YERMDIAYEV, B. B.
Mp"
Clinical hematological diaposis of leukemia In cattle.
Vaterinarlia 40 no.10s63-65 0163. (MM 17:5)
1. Donskoy sallskokhozyal tvenvyy institut.

124-57-1-844
Translation frorn: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika. 1957, Nr 1, p 112 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Yermolayev, B.I.
TITLE: Some Instances of the Stress Distribution in an Orthotropic Thin
]Plate With a Nearly Square Aperture (Nekotoryye sluchai
raispredeleniya narpyazheniya v ortotropnoy plastinke s otversti-
yern, bs'izkim k kvadratnomu)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Saratovsk. un-ta, 1956, Vol 52. pp 23-32
ABSTRACT: The method proposed by S - G - Lekhnitskiy (RzhMekh, 19 54,
abstract 4154) is applied in the investigation of the stressed
state in an infinite orthotropic thin plate having a nearly square
aperture, under the action of uniformly distributed tangential
forces applied at infinity, also in the case when the contour of
the plate is loaded with distributed normal forces.
N. S. Chausov
1. Plates-Stresses-Mathematical analysis
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riwOIAMM , B.I.9 Cand Phys-Lath Sci - (divs) "Curve of an
--Iw.-
anisotropic thin plate with 4k oPoninc)-littlel(AMr Afrom
an ellipti5a" Loop 1959P 7 pp (Acad Sci USSR. Inst of ;7ochanics).
200 copies Mo 39-59P 101)

I VWM' It ll,pm I VvIT~ ia vavgm, j HII MITH III; I I I It I H V I I F I VA H WAIT# I III'll I IIIf I III IF I r. I I..................... ..... .... .....
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313

4CC N"' AP7004407 SOURCE CODE: tIR/0226/611000/001/0105/0107
AUTHOR: _YgrMoftty,
LjLeningrad)
ORG: none
TITLE:The method of sphere for measuring the heat conductivity of metals at
low temperatures
SOURCE: Poroshkovaya metallurglya. no. 1. 1967, 105-107
TOPIC TAGS: model, sphere model, heat conductivity. low temperature. steel
ABSTRACT: A method is proposed for measuring the heat conductivity of metals
at low temperatures- using a spherical model. A description of the model, heater
and measuring procedure to given. The results of a study of the heat conductivity
of Xhl8N9T, ON13M5A, and ON13TA steels are presented. It is shown that the
sphere model method has definite advantages over other methods in determining
heat conductivity, especially In working with dangerously. explosive const
Or'
Orig. art. h9W3: 3 figures. IN
SUB CODE: 1.1 ISUBM DATE: 10Aug66

-- Y3RKOLAUg ~ -3-1 -0 inshener.
Ways of redwild costs of Shaft linking by tbs frg"fagmthod.
Shakht,stroto so.6f13-15 40 Ol?. (NIXA 10-?)
(Shaft siddw-Costs) (Frozen gromad)

YERMOIAVIX, D.L; TESIENKO, Yu.V.
PaleotioUnical materials on the strat1graphy of Jurassic sed-
imenta; In the Irkutsk coal basin. Dokle AN S3.13R 155 no. 3s
562-564 Mr 161,. (MIRA 1715)
1. Irk-utskoye geologicheskoys upravloniye i Sibirskly nauchno-
isoledovatellskiy institut geologii, geofisiki i minerallnogo
syrlya, Predstavleno akademikom V.N#Sx"chevym.

-1 12W66
ACC Mgt AR5018118 coat
-WO i/65/900/O07/BO3l/BD3l
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Avtonatika, telemekhanika i vychislitelonvii tak4ik*. SVQdzV tax*
Abe. 7B266
AMORi Yermn~Wv,,!.-As.
TITM Incomplete-vAldress transcription of nuxerical naterialdfron' h tape A4
magnetic drun
CITED SOURC3% Tr. po vychial. matem. i tekhn. Tashkent, AN WWI 1062(1963),
107-lil
TOPIC TAGS: digital computer, digital computer operation
TRANSL&TICN: A new variant of transcribing punch- tape Wormation is' suggeBted for
the#'Ural-10 computerl the Information Is developed aaid sont io~ the Oder In a
binary-decimal codes and the magnetic-drum inc6mpiete-addree6 j-ocor4:Utjg in perfomxt.
Under such group-trajascription conditions, the computer opera.U ils ala,no this progrotm:
31 a Ole 00ia + k
where "a" is the initial address of the aagwtiq dr= call fr~tjt whi0h the
information recording atartal _ a Is the pow mmbi* I k is the Mobar of' lmmplota
caLls required for rat,tording the infamtIon an M. The itob. t~ag ba-ftre the emmana
31a has been selected for mdtahing. the computers to operate uMw tho above
conditions. Some now elements have been Introdimed into the falveiAt.ll A block diagran
is presented. Fig 1.
C.All 4. .am CM1 09 DW. 681. IA2.69A

y OIAYEV. Go,
Airplans,, groui2d,, airplane. Grazhdo av. 21 nooft,24-26 Ag 564.
(ICRA 184)

YERMLAYEV,_ C6-U.BWropetrovsk)
Use of a wide-band L-shaped antenna for television reception.
Radio no.5116 PV 162. MRA 15:5)
(Television-Antennas) F

ANDRONOV, L.P., kand. tekhn. nauk., dots.; BOLISHAKOV, V.S., kand.
geOgr. nauk,, dots.; Y]MYOLATEV, G-G-P kand. fiz.-mato
nauk; KIRIN, Yu.P.9-1 ~-p5e-~.j ~';IYHV, L*Fop kand,
fiz..-mat. nauk, dots.: ZOTEYEVpYe.S.pkand.fis.-mat.nauk;
SMO,G.S,,red*
(Sea navigationj Morskoe sudovozbdenie. lzd.2.0 perer,
Moskva, Transport, 1964. 454 P. (MIRA 17tl2)

YMOLAY37p G. G.
"Study of Declim~tions of Stars of the Nikolayev Fxpmtorial
Zone AG ('tlOs - 20)." CAM ftw-kath. Scip Odessa U0, Odes"., 19,54.
(RZhAatr, Fab 55)
SOt Sm. No 631, 26 Aug 55-Surv*y of Scientific and Technical
Dessertations Defended at USSR Higher Educational Institutions
(14)

--- - ---- --- - ---- - -- - --- - --
YnHOJAYIIV,G.O.
-:
on the study of declinations of stars of the Nikolwy equatorial
zone AG(+10,-20). Astron.shur.32 no.4073-390 JI-4 ,550'.
Otar*) (NMA 8: 10)

AIMONOT, Leonid Petrovich. dotsent. kand.tokhn.nauk; SOLIMMOVe Tla-
d1mir Sergoyevloh. doteentp kand.p*vr.na*:
-mtom.navk; WNW, ToTgenly
.4qtsent, kandofls.
Stepanoyloh, kwA.flz.-mtem.naukj KIRIN. Tufty PavloYich,
starshly propodavatell; CMMNITNT. Leonid Fedorovich, doteent,
kend.fis.-matem.nauk; (IRISH139 Yu.A., qwtsred*;' 3WO, GoSop
red,; TMOMTA, Te.A., tekhn.Tad,
[Handling of seagoing vesselal Morskoe sudovosbdonles Moskvap
Ind-wo Morskoi transport,g 1959. -381 P. (NIHA 13:2)
(ndp ho-Aling)

YEW.j'OLAYEV-i-German-Grigar4yevioh,--dots., kand. fiz.-matem. nEuk;BARANOV,
Yu.K. preteenzentIEWHATUROTOVj. #red , IIAMMOVAOR. B,'tokbn. red.
(Plotting radio bearings on marine charta]Frokladka rtdio-
pelengov na, morskoi karte,,- ucbebnoe posobis dlIa. oudoyodi-
tell.qkikh fakulltetov vysshikh inshonernykh morokikh uchi-
lishch MHF. Moskva,, Izd-vo *Morzkoi transport#" 1962# 84 p.,
(MIRA 15:n)
(Radio in navigation) (flautical. charts)

CHERNIYEV. Le,,-nid FedrjrDvich, d.-)ta.; KIRIN, Yuri~ Pavinv!,-h;
Y.6.'
mthsimalun, P
1 J Vladimir T1r-rjfajevL:h) AK.S"MT1114, Leonli
Padionovich; RUSANOV, Valentin 1,41khaylovich; UJIMOUT.-Fli
GeIrmai ANANIIN, V.I., red.
(Colli~ction of problems in nautical ast4ronon7l ZMarhriik
po mo:rekhrjdnoi astronf:lmll. Moskvar Transf*r'., lc)~4. 3-M p.
(M.IRA I.B.5)

MIZERNITSKIT, Aleksandr Illich, kapitan dallnego playanila, dots.;
YMHCIIENKOp A.P., doktor voJenno-morokikh nauk,
retmenzent; IMKOV,, M.M., kand. tekhn. nauk, dots.,
retsenzent; fERMOLAYFXSLL, dots., retsenzent; UDALDV., V. I.,
kapitim dallnego Olavanija-,-kwW. tekhn. nauk, dots., retsen-
merit; SERKO, G.S., red.lzd-va; USANOVA, N.B., tekhn. red.
[Navigation] Navig%talia, Moskva,, Izd-vo "Morakoi transport,"
1963. 526 p. (MIRA 16:9)
(Navigation)

YERMO A,-qe,'rpw.-Grig,orly,evich, shturman dallnego plavaniya,
legrul. fiz.-matem dots.; YUSHCHF14KO, A.P., dokt*r
'voyene-more naukp profs# rertoenzentj I2MArLOVAp INV.,
kand. lpogr. nauk, dots.,, retsenzent
[Cartographic projections and marine charts] Kartografiche-
skio proektsii i morskie karty. Moskva, Transport# 1965.
89 .(kiRA 1813)
1. Odeaskoye vyaebeye inzhenemoye morpkoye uebillahchaj,
Kahodra "Sudovozbdeniye" (for YermolVey).

YE'RHOLAMIN, G, I .
Dir. Kuznetsk Basin Steel Cunbine;
"Vital Problem in the Development of Ferrous Mletallurgy"
Pravda, 5 JulY 1955
I

)MIAN,R.V.; YMOLAYN.Gil.; VAYSBXRG,L.R.;
BOROWLIN,A.I.; SIM.G.T.; MMSI15tty,ldro; cffusov.y.p.
SOROKO,L.:Wo; KLIKASWO,LoS.; MWVSKIT,3.1.,4 ZJL'XWLSffXTN,I(.B.:
LYMMOV,I.S.; NIMMKIY,I.D.; BMGINSXff,LA.; SAUW,Yo.Nj.~-
TROGRIN.N.P.; PSTRIEUN.V.I.; ARGUNOV,K.lo; DULIIW,F.S.; BI MTA.1.11.
GAYNANOV.S.A.; FROLOV.N.P.; VINICHINKO.V.S.; ZOGAN.Ye.A.
G.R.Irs-r.arnovokit; obltuw7. Stal' 15 no-8:757 Ag'55. (KLRA 8:11)
(Kazarnovskil, Grigorii Rfimovich, 1887-1955)

111111 TGUiNT !W? IN j11111riffl'i 1q,11171 I t11111, lit ~f VP LULI-
355
AUTHOR: Ermolayev, G. I. (Director of the Kuznetmk Metallurgical
Combine).
TITLE: 25 years of operation of the Kuznetsk Combine.
(25 Let raboty Kuznetskogo kombinata). '
PERIODICAL: "Stall" (Steel), 1957, No.4, pp.289-292 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: The dwrelopment of the production of iron, steel and
rolled products particularly during the last two
five-year plans and developments planned for the
future are outlined in general terms.

TAWLAMff"l;OI*
-11 ..
Contral laboratory In the struale for tochnical progrems. Z&T,
lob. 23 no.4.-M-398 157. (NM 10:6)
1, Direktor Maustakese Mtallurelcheake" ko4lusta.
(ftallwk-ebtallmel"I laborst .cries)

.1.111, .11.1, -I..... ..... .
. ...... .... _- . ......
PH= I MU UPL401TA?100 80VA111
so hahaftlye pa Oksportwentallacy takhnift L o0tafto vp*4t*oPr�-
"Iroofth 1881OCIO"ISLY. M6
11raperisentallneys tolohnike I vatedy 182146OVaRly #PI Tnekikh Us-
persturalthl trudy so"oholoanlys 19sporlsental Tobhnzqws and
Mthodo of Investigatlon at Ulgh- Tompr4tureal Trahs"SIM9 or the
Conforance an axpertwental Toohniquaw and Havveds of 1"tUatles
at high 7voperstures) rAGG". A=p 1959. V P. Wriest
Alcadenlys rAuk U311. InstillAll Is Is.7861yo go rlslkS-
khtelohookle cong"a voll"dol" otollwil ;joo logoin prim"d.
Reep. 24.1 A.M. saflorl", Cgrr"pftdillg FAMOr, UM A66446Y Of
Solenasel 24. of NblIshift Mawas A.L. Maskvitser.
FMIs Thle book Is latend" for =1611MMA2118 Sod 001AI&WS1641
coomans ?his 0411"91" ofolsoisatifiIi, seem to divided Ints wis
is
we"Os 1) se"M%slas 4946M stall pospe"los
of 114"Id "fall "A slow 4) "M walyss "031ft 0
ry
evellson of pwv metals 9) ps was , a"
pw offe speattle 60"rov, No TWO of 94"a
naiad" A I a" G.T. lkwtm. IsHrome" relp a the Sys
lost* of fe;iiij or model
Se, B.S.. P.T. Gain, Aa-zoigaw, sed 1. 9.
11,991ky. A study of no low Diatribe.
elm of Allay!" 214monts Is apso-fterela papise"M
sue 97/31

6V
iii, - ni
All
v
Ht
IN

I 1AYEV G.I.
ft
The Karaganda metallurgical plant Is five years c1d. Metallurg
10 ao.7:6-7 J1 165. (MIPA 18:7)
1. Direktor Karagandinskogo metallurgicheskogo zu'voda.

I
I - J-
~ 0
YOMDIAYEV. L: Wter biol Sol (Uns) -- "The blo-phermlogy of the malaria
L_L Go---
mosquito (Anopheles maculipennia Meig) in Voronezh Oblast In comection with its
epidemiological cignificance". Voronezh, 1958. 14 pp (Voromezh State U)
(KL,, xo 4, 1959v 124)

YIMLATVq G.L. Inzh,
Fully develop peat resources of the ToLMIda Scononic Region. Torf.
prom. :)5 no.8:3-6 158. (KM& 11: 12)
1. Tologodekly sovet narodwp kbovyaystvae
(Vologda Provinco-4Peat)

YEMOIAYEVi G. 1'.
-",--Pheno.loii~~,-obser7ations on AnopMles maculipwids wsWe
1n the Yakut AS= in 1999* Mbd. perez. i paras, bole 32.
no.488-92 Ja-PI63. (HMA 16:3.0)
3.9 1w nanitarno-epidmiologicheakoy stantoll r~moberesimogo
rayona. Vormezha. (glavnyy vmob N,A,Fodorom)
:4-

YERKOUMCV, 0. L ; YAROVq 1. G.
pPWAjPI=WW machines.
Hydraillic system of nvv %solan int
SUm. i instr. 33 no.10220-23 0 '(9. 1 MMA 15:10)
I'll
(Grinding BR&in.#-**mu2ic drlv~)" ,
1~

L 08538-67 Wr(m3lb&_
(wv,
ACC NRs AP6034765 SOURCEPI-DiE-31,,UiVi4O7/66/000/001/006210066
AUTHOR: Kazakov, W. F. (Nikolayev); Kvasnitskiyj V, F ; Safonov, A. L; Ye-rmolayev,
C. V. 0(-CA-
7'
ORG: none
TITLEt Vacuue-diffusion bonding of the surfaces of 91602 nickel-bass beat-resistant
alloy
SOURCE: Elaktronneya obrabotka wtorLalov, no. 1. 19660 62-66
TOPIC TAGS: nickaL base alloy, high temperature alloy, diffusion welding, alloy
diffusion welding, alloy vacuum welding, vacuum welding technology/Z1602 alloy
ABSTRACT: Experiments have been made to deterraine the optimum conditions for
vacuum diffusion bonding of the surfaces of 91602 nickel-base heat-resistant alloy.
The bonding was do-ne at 1373, 1423, 1448 and 1473K under a specific pressure of 1.0,
1.5 2 0 2 5 :3.0 and 3.5 kg/mm2. The machined specimens were annealed in a vacuum
of io 4 t1or: 4.3-10-2 n/m2) at the bonding temperature for3 min, pressed and held
together for 6 xxin under a given pressure and then air cooled. The beat results were
obtained at bondinjj temperatures of 1423-1448K under a. spetif ic pressure of
2.5-3.0 k8/mB2, a holding tims of 6 min. amd a vacuum of not less than 10-11 tor.
The better the faying surface finish and the shorter the time between their machining
and bonding, the higher was the bond strength. The bonds made under optimum conditioi

L 06536-67
ACd-RRt AP6034 765
had a tensile strength of 72.0-76.2 kg/mm~ and an elongation of 37.3-45.6Z at room
temperature; the corresponding figures at 1073K were 35 kg/mm2 and 27Z. All these I
indices corresponded or were close to those for the base metal. Diffusion bonding
with intermediate nonmelting nickel inserts P~.l mm thick was done at 1423K with a
holding time of 6 irtin. The tensile strengthTif these bonds was OOZ of the strength
of the base metid jit room temperature and 100% at 1073K. Annealing for 8 hr at the
normal operating timperature of E1602 alloyt(SOOC) did not affect the tensile strength
and ductility of Ow joints. But the stress-rupture strength was appreciably lower
than 5hat of the Joints without inserts. The mechanical properties of the joints with
nick,A inserts can be increased by decreasing the Insert thickness. Thin melting
foil d electrolytically or vacuum-evaporated intermediate films can be used to
ensure satisf f5pory iontact in low-pressure (about LO kg1vs?) diffusion bonding
of thin-sheet structures. Oris. art. hass 6 figures.
895 COMs 13 SUSK V=t none/ 01MG MY's 003/ OM 1121ot 001/ AID PRESS: 5103
to
to

KATVEYEVp A.;YEW.OV1EY,I.; TYURIN, P.
Bee Culture
Anti-ecientific book on bee culture ("My method of working with been." F. P. Pakahin.
Reviewed by A. Mstveyevp I. Yermolayevp P. T~urln Pohelovodstvo, 29 Ho. 9p 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress November 1952. UNCLASSIFIED

I, C IIFV~ I I III l"IR, III I I IN I 111111 If H IIFPIIII I I i 'I'll ~O HIM 11 1.
LATWO I
Role of the public In promoting talobalosl edwation In the soboolso
Politakh, obuob, no,902-93 5 157. (NIM 1019)
1, ftkret&rt Astrakhanskogo gorodakago komitata tommmistichaskoy
Partli Sovetskage Royasall.
(Toohnioal adwation)

CHUMS Ap- IRMLItIff I , B&SSMTMS L.
.
r-
Nwx rram ochools. Prof.-Ukh,obr, 19 mo,1:322j3 of camr
Ja 162:. (KIRA 15: 1)
1. Ne.eballnik Pqltavskogo oblastno.go upravloniya proftakhobrazo-
vani7m,, (Vocational education)

YEMIATEV -10 -
Deficlencles in financial planaLuge JUs SM 37 no.�:~9-W
My 163. (=A 164)
:4 Nodal'alk otdola flumnat=vaniyu narodnogo khozMstva
*ArMOS116go ob&matuogo finswavlo Wale.
(Mmanak Province-Finance) Mummensk Province-Wastrial manA sment)

SHCHEGOIZV, Lev inarionovich; ELIMANOVICH, Lidlya Yakovlovna;
STANKINICH, Anna Llvovna; YERMOLAYEVAP I.A., red.; LEBEDEVA,
Z.V., telrbn. red.
[To--ttook of the English language an an aid for reading and
translating medical literaturej Uchobnoo posoble pa anglliskolnu
iazyku d3da chteniia i perevoda moditsinekoi literotur7. lod.2.,,
ispr, i dop. Leningrad# Medgizj, 1962. 382 p. (KIPA 15:7)
(EUGLISH IAGUAGE-TECIRNICAL ENGIM)
(MEDICINE-TMMOIM)

YMMLAY31y, 1. 1.
Butureis mmide of poly~l" reels. Stowtologila no.5i5l " 153.
(KEMA 9:2)
1. Is khi:mrgichookoro otdolonlys Reopublikwaskoy bolluitsy (gl&vW
vrach BogiLtkina) g,Y."Wmr-o]a,
(BUTUM)

YERMDLAYEV. LL: SHVARTSMAN' M.Se
Teziporarty fization of the eyeball uzlng a plastic pellet.
Stomatologila 41 no.400-91 Jl-Ag 1162. (MrRA 15:9)

YEDIOLAYFIV I.,,AspirAnt; SHVARTSPAN, II.S.,ordinator
4- -
Use of a, hemostatic sponge in hmorrhmge from the hols left by Pn
extrnotod tooth. Stonatologlim 37 no.2:64-65 Xr-Ap liS.
(MINA 11:5)
1. Is knfedry khirurgicheekoy stowtologii (sav,-pirof. A.I.
Tovdakim.ov) Moskovskogo maditsinskogo stontologicheskogo
instituts (dir.-dotsent G.N. belatskiy)
( I --MMCTION)

YMOLATIV, moo aspiroat
Ollnical asp*ots of odentonas, Stommologlia 37 noo*6126-33 N-D 058
(KM n t 12)
L Is kmfodz7 ihirargichookcw stosatologli (sev - prof* Aele
Y:vodirtmov) Nookovskogo moditelunkago stomatologi*cheakogo inotltuta
(dir, dotse GoNo Beletakly).
(JAWS-IMM)

YJIRMOIAYBV, I.I., aspirant,; OMYDULINA, Ye.Ta., ordinatory; VINNIKOVA, N.I.,
I " - aaliixt or.
Some negative aspects of the use of antibiotics in stomtological
surger7. Stomatologiia 38 no.1:29-34 A-F 159, (MM 12:3)
1. lm koLfedry khirurgichosicoy stomatologli (sav. - prof. A.I.
Tev&k1mov) Moskovskogo meditsinskogo, stomtologichesloogo instituta
(dir, - date. G.11. Beletskiy)
(ARIBIOTICB) (STOPATOMOT)
$0

I I ~ '. - 1.,.:- --.1 I'M "M' I IM.? 111.1 U11.1, P I I 'M R-444 I "1 .111 ! -
YERM=YEV., I. I., Candidate Ned Bel (diss) -- "The clinical and morphological
cbaracteriaticis of odontame and cesentows". Nwcow, 1959. 16 pp (Min Health
RSFO, Moscow Ned Stcewtological. Inst), 200 copies (KL, so 26, 1959, 128)

YERMOLAYEV , 1. 1.
r ---
Some materials on the histogenesin of odontomaso Stowtol6giia 40 no.3:
39-45 ~~Je 161. . I (MIM 3-4:12)
I..Iz kafedry khirurgicheakoy stomatolpgii (sav, .. Prof.. A.I.
Yev-doldmov) Moskovskogo meditsinAoC6 stomatologlehankogo instituta
(dir. -,doteent G.N.Beletskii).,
(TEETH-ZISWES) (TUMORS)

YERMUIAYEV 1.1 .. kand.ined.nauki TSEGELIMIK, LAO ttopjrhwt
. ~-
Papi3lon-Lofavre syndr=eo Stomatologiia /+0 no-4:15i-17 JI-Ag
1619 (MIRk 14:3-1)
1. Is kafedry khirurgichookoy stomatologii (magi - pror. A.I.Yovdo-
kimov) Hookovokogo meditsinakogo atomatologichoolcogo instituta
(dir. - dotsent O.N.Beletakiy).
(HOUCH-DISEMES) (T -DISEASIRS)

rEMOLAYV U ,~ando mod. nauk; BIZYAYEVp A.?.,, sapirant
Wental imonge of the heart la cardiac arrept ~itwing
operation. Stmatologiia 42 no.AOO-92 Jl-Agl63- WAX 1784)
1. Tz kafedr7 khirurgicheekoy stanatologii ( WAY* prof*
A.I. '.revdokimv) Moskovskogo neditsinakogo stmatologicheskogo,
instiltutao

YMOLAYEr. 1.10, kand. PLed. naukl KASPAROVAp N.N., kand, mad. nauk
..........
wFacialO tetanus. Stmatologii 43 no.10"6 J&-F'64
(IM 17 24)
1. Wedrs. khirurgicheakoy otomatologiij savo - prof. A.1.
lovdokimov) Hookovokop seditsinakop stmatol*giohookogo in-
m#tuta.

STRIZHAK, V.I.,, kand. takhn. nauk;_X~_).V .4 PODGAYEVSKIY, I.A.;
.-,jL.V
1AVROV, A.M.
Improving the technology of pipe production for electric
drilling. Not. i gornorud. prom. no.606-39 N-4 165.
(KRA 18:12)

RUZUTSOV, B.S., kajAidat Ukhnichoskikh nauk; ZEUK"-gv I.M., Imndidat
.;;~Wl
tekl2ni-oheskikh nauk: QUWTMTA. S. V. , Inzhenor.
Increasing the woar of starter contacts. Blektrldhsetvo soo5i
43-45 :W7 156. (Km 9:8)
1. lau-chno-Issledovatellskiy Institut Minimterstva alaktropromysh-
101mosti.
(Blectric contactors)

YBRVA)UYZV., LI., kandi"t tokbalchookikh sauk.
.......
ftebasical vosr realstasce of deco costutors, lrests slokfirepron. 28
no.3 M-20 1& 157. (KU 10W
(Bleatric asaUcters)

YERKOLATJff , I.N., kud. tekhn. nauk.
-- MW
DmlDPmut Of low-voltage equiPmat. Ibmt. slektropron. 28 no,ll.-
-54-59 N 157. (MA 10112)
1. lk-achno-Issledowatellsidy Inetitut slaktropromrshlonnosti,
(Electric apparatus ard applimimes)

~;uv/110-56-9-1/20
AUTHOR: Yemola7rov, I.11. (Candid-ate of Tnc.inical Sciance)
TITLE: Objactives for Sovint Low-voltage-app!.,roitus V&anufacture
(Za novyy pod Oyem oteche3 tvennogo nizkovolltnogo
apparatostroyeniya)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Elektropromyshl.ennosti,1958,ltr 9~1)p 1-4 (U%'>'SR)
ABSTRACT: It is necessary to produce much more an(I be"Iter low-
voltage electrical apparatus. Production has grown since
the re-organisation -of the control of indu3try, and
whereas formerly only two factories made a.c. -_-agnctic
starters type P, they aze rnw forthcoaing in consfderablo
quaii~,itles f1ro-i tan ,rorics of a nuiaber z)f of
National Economly. If-wever, thera .9 s'ill
of lolr-volta.-e equipment and i'v is 2"ropo'aad '10 double tile
out;.put of the types ilainly in dwrkind within t " -, n o -'. t.
oevon years. Deveiopment3 are ljartie.rula-.-ly '.-aiuizzed in
:rcSDcct to distribution s-titchgoar and ftis~ oar and
motor control equipment. The need to raise. tll.-- rul;turing
oa-,;a city of nmses and -.i'Lniattanzt brVaI.-arL is tlaeyn
scussed. &-ttending t ~xr ~or:; and
Card 1/3 Ji he lif'11 0~ rla~'robic
co-Intactori, and increasin., thq An" capa~-.-ity
U

3UV/l1o-58-',';i-1/2U
Objactives for Soviet Low-vol tag e-appara tus Mantifio~tvri.i.
of the latter, are also reforred to. Cc~j-~Iate low-
voltage distribution cubicles and c~~n'J-Ml board3 should
bo designed and produced. Many oVicir ~~f a.),paratus
ara rcquired including: marrially-opejm%';~,J. s1.-.ar"-jrs with
overload protection, air-break high-vol'ta~r- c:~nCacll-ors
for a.c. motors up to 6 ~e~) solenoids, and ::-Acrn-swit,..hes.
Small-sized apparatas for a1at,-_)matic equiurion;; should alsc
be developed. Scientific resear--h -work bo
extended. Tho most pressing tasks are the followingg:
inv'33tlgation of the chara,',teristlcs of el(iC~rlc! ar,,s and
of ar.-su-ppression equipipont in 'and. i. a'pparatus;
invo3tigation of the chara,~tqris"Ai.; of c..,;~tact. -.73tem
of eloctrical apparatus. Tl-ds refp-rs jj~!:,tic.llarly to the
Manufacture and rosistuanae to wGar of 03,.-tri,a! contact.-:.
Invoitigat %'_ -
Uon of the characteristics of
sys!60ems of electrical apparatus is also re-lonimended, It
Card 2/3 will be nocessary con3iderably to expand tho laboratory
fac"Llities of variou-7 inotitutes and factorle3. A primary

SOV/110-53-9-1/20
Objectives for Soviet Lanufactu:,e
requirenent is the cons truc t* ion of now laboratories; for
testing rupturing-capacity. A hig'a-,,,oirer testing
station is noi-.r being commissioned at tho Eleiftro3ila
Works and a similar laboratory .,rill be or-?anise..' at the
0
Ullyanovsk ElGctrical A,-,,)paratus wor'%-.~;.
SUBMITTEDs Mo:r 7,1958
1. Electrical equipment--Production 2. Electrical equipment--Design
3. Industrial plants--Control systems
Card 3/3

U33ff a laorl Nikolaeviohj VAMW9 V.V, p red. j BOR*WOV:p N.I. 9
(MaMotic a.ce startift'devices) Nqmltnp yuOutall, pormemop
Ukao Mookwav Gas* sawge ind-,Vop 1961o 62 pe (Iftblloteim
slaktroamterat nOO43) (MU 2439)
(nectric contactors) (EUctric ro3Awo)

KUZNETSOV9 Rostislav Sorgeyeviohj.XEgVL4UY4_XJL4_rqd4_gllRCt4CUNKO,
G.Yeop red.; SHIROKOVA.. M.K.,v tekbu. red.
(Apparatus of low-voltage pover distribAtion oymtomml Apparaty
raspredolitellrqkh ustroisty niskogo napriazbeni%, Isdo2op perer,
i dop. Moskva, Gosemorgoizdat, 1962. 447 p. (MMA -15:7)
(Electric power distribdtion-Equipmut and a upplies)

YVMLkyxv. I.]?.
Concerning of wood ftotn productivitye Gldrollsol. lemokhIm.
prom, 13 no,1:26 Ifte (mm 13:f5)
1. KustwatevAly khImItAkhon.
(On= and resins')

IYCMBX, I.Ya.; YZRN(WAYlff IPS.: FUWOFA. T.N.. redahor; ~AGHWA. A.I.,
teldmicheaRwiiaior. -
t
[Nimal for administrative and nanagment workers In Institute@ of
public heolth] Spravochalk administrativno-khavisistvennogo rabotniks.
uchreshisall mdrnrookhrononlia. Moskva, Gos.immd-va x*41tsinskoi lit-
ry. 195,5. 475 P.
Omic mim)

4PAWIM-Y I rf'14iP I I fl!~N "I !i Vr't"" 411 rM, It I I If A 4% WIN I I It I I IFQA I 197 F 111�1111 If Hill III [fit 115111 IF MUCH 111INIIIIIIIIIII MIIP I I I I I iff MW 11111111114 1
TERMOIAYBV, X.F.
--, ~1`,-7--
Using threo-dimensional representation In mine gwologr. Trudy Alt.
GMWI noo2t73-90 '55- OURA 1031)
(Geometry, Solid) (Xining geology)
I

YEMIAYM-, 1C.F.
"~WAWIAI#dAk9Mk,,,_,_
Feasibility of separation and depth location of various mineraliza-
tion phases on the basis of mining and goometrical analysis. Ttudy
Alt. GWII n0&2:36-74 1556' Wu 10: 1)
(Siheskawn-Mines and mineral resource@) (Dar"un-Nines and
mineral resources) (Prospecting)

TumbAlm , I
Owl
DolImIting Individual stages of almorallsation an tbe"b"Is of
geometric -axalyst$ In wisdag. Ammed.1 M&oao& 22 w-3911-20
Mr-Je 155. (WAA 9112)
(or@ &*"Mts)

YZRNDLAV-LV, K. F.
~ X~~ ~. - -""MMwwMftft,
Use of hyper'bblic graphs for the goomtric analysis of mineral
dejavits. Trudy Alt. G=I AN Xasakh. 382 40-3:79-94 156.
(HLRA 10:2)
(Prospecting-Gralphic mathods)
(lime sod winniftl resourceO

YMALIYBV, AvYe.; Mwoupffv K.1j.- VASILIYIVA, A.V.
Phouldriocoom'"Pler
, Test, AN Irasakh. OM 13 noelO:05-97 0 157.
(Ores-lampling and estIvation) (Nm 10:12)
(pheumuc tools)

TIMIAlWo ILY.
State of subsurface 900"trY; In connection with D.A, Xazakovskli's
article "?"km of research on subsurface geoneftr(ldnIng geometry).*
TrxuV, Alt. GWI Al Kazakh. SSR n0.7'.45-57 158#,
(Mine surveying) (Mining poloff) (MIRA 12:7)

YMMOLAYBY, K-7*
Throe-dimensional graphic representation$.
Issakh. SSR no-7958-65 158.
(NIno survoying-Graphic mothods)
TrWy Alt. GWI Ali
(MIMA 12t7)

IC L
MOALIUT. A.Ye.; TUMOIAYZT, K.F*; VASILOYSTA, A,T.
hismatic percussion drill In prospecting. Tes~. 0 Usakh,
SIM 14 no.2.-48-51 F 058. (MIRA 41 Z)
(Boring) (Prospecting) (fteumatlo tools)

TUMUTIff, X, F.
Genovis of complex metal depostis In the Altai. Sov-9401.2
n0-79-99-95 A 159. (MIRA 13:1)
1. Altay NIGHI.
(Altai Mountains--Oro deposits)

MWIAM', X.F. TOICHINSKAU.. F.S.
Improving mining geology* Rizvede i okh. nedr 26 no.6:23-25 Te 160.
1 4 (MIRA 15:7)
I.. Altayakiy gornometallurgichookiy nauchno-iosledovateliski'Y
institut (for Yermolayaw)a 2. Ioninogorskiy polimetalUcheakiy
kcqnbinat (for Tolchiwkaya)o
(Mining geology)

YEHMOLAYEV K.F.
System of exploratory mine workings and certain principles of
prospecting. Trudy Alt. GKXII AN Kazakh. SSR 9:7&91 160.
(KTRA 14:6)
1,,Altayakiy gornometallurgichesk~y nauchno-issledovatellski7
inotitut AN Nazakhokoy *SR.
(Prospecting) *

YERMOLAYEV, K.F.
Using mining geometry as a method for producing a quantitative
evaluation of geological processes. Trudy Alt. GMNII AN Razakh.
ssR 1o:169-174 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(Mining geology)

LITVINOVIO) Anatoliy Nikitovicb; SHCHMINA; V.Vo,, doktor j7pol.-mineral.
nauk, otv. re4.;.YERKOLAYKV, K.F.p kmg, geol.-mimeral. nauk-.. otv.
red.; SOKOIDV, Te.A., tekhn. red.; ROROKINA..
Z.P., tekbn. red.
(Motbod for Btudying rare tr,,me elemats in cceplex intal croo) Me-
todiks izucheniia rodkikb r"'eiam3ykh slementcrv v polbptalliche-
sk!Lkh rudakh. 11maAtaj, Isd-vo Akad. nauk KazakbBkoi SSR, 1961
10/4, P. (Altai Mountains-Troiaoi elippento) (MIRA 34;9)

.- .."11-1-11. I'll 1111i Jill I lirwil ILI !I I Ill ~L~."
7ERMLAMS K.F.
&~ .........
Impoitance of the composition of exceptional geological samples
from compDa metal deposits. Trady Alt,,GMII AN KuaU.SSR
12 17fp-W 162. (MML 15:8)
(Leninogorok region (Altal Mbuntaina)-Orem-4aWlirg
and estimation)

Fri TF_~"I
)/0102/086/121'
ti
D263 1) 17
_AUTHORS.- Ye rmolayev IG V. i -and yupoy,
I---------------
TITLE: The principle:or Voluino: explo-atlon
data during. gooa~~etrlol OtWieis
sits of the Altay; typ6~
nRIODICAL; Referativnyy.zhurna1,,j GdofizlkEi~ ~'4'0. 1963, 15, ~.ab-
stract 2D66 Altayokl~ I zig~ n.-i. in-ta,:
Goinod~tal
1962t 12t 01-9211
TEXT: The gtuthors give a de~6ripttba 6f ~-h~ li(~Ohxllque, order of
calculations, and constractioii.of ~raphe ~(itb- !;the Aiid of volume,
4.
emogthing of statistical valuesi dat i,'~ as applied. to
the Leninogorskoye deposit. ThiivqOth.*.d n~t 6pliv 4141rlimatratOd t1ae
main regularityj i.e. Increasing IA40'1~ikliiatl L4~'fxlid: 41.1he hangA' nif"
side to the underside, but aloo follq~ied 6 P~Jjrly axcurate dete~r-
mination of sur:race gradients~ ref le'a ting thia!' ';Vjaguj.arity. The me-
thod of v6lumeamoothing out of nuier~ical:~ cha~rw,. tojolp ties of depo-
it param6ters (contents, mag~itud4glt ttcj) bt~~6~ be'j~~ Ln
n, reflected
Card 1/2
IN NJ

YERMOIAYEV K.F.- KULFMV, Kh.Kh.; SHCHBGLOVA, O.A9
~~,
Nbt.h&ls of glaki quality-goomtric =p of oomplwc wtal depwits.
Tnidy AltoGMII AN laaakbo= 12i102-109 162, OaRA 15:8)
(Or* deposits-fts)

, YMOLAYKVp,K*]F,
1
Correlation betweers the istratigraphic and teaf4wLc control
in the Leninogorok ore tone. Vest. AN KazaM. S811 iS no-4:40-
45 Ap 16~. WRA 16til)

YFlllM~-..,,YlTf I K. F"
Geri-Lot'lcal rharacterlati.ca an mv-paleo by it stuJ7 ~n
govsk ore. monn. Trudy AlL."TI AN brakli,111,1A 16:13-30 "0,
( 14-1 F"I 3 -1 c 10

~ I Ull 11.11111111U1111111111 III I qlaw", . "~ ..... ...
MRANTOV, M.; TERMOLAM., K.F.
,.- 'r-- -1 ~ ~ ".-
Methods for otudying the courne of the w-mment of ons-form-ing
nolutlons. Trudy Alt.OINII AN Ea-.akb.SSR l61111-119 163.
(M'l RA 17 -. 10)

;". F. ; L;%, . . V t"
YEEWIL,V,111~ .. .. . . I ~ I , C !# S.~ 0
Hypogenin, puld in the metjil ores of Lbb
I
d(oposit group. iz-v. All Kazakh. SSR. Ser.geol. 22 no.2.,57-.~~O
Mr.-Ap 065. (MIRA 12:5)
I. Alt4V-sl.-Ay otrlf I Instituti goologichoskikh no.Wk ijni)nl.
gorod Ust'-v,!irnmoj*,)rnkv

MAYMIND, V. I., TOYARYEV, B. V., GORES, E., VDOVINAP P. G., YEMOLAM, K. M.,
SIOVAKINO M. M.
Rof Zhur-DimLys, No 61 1957.
Investigation J.n the Field of Compounds, marked C14 and N15 IV, Synthesis "OF Key"
Ccmpounds.
Zh. Obshch. khimiyi, 1956, 26, No 7, 1962-1967.
Abstract: tiescribed are methods of synthesis of phthallmide-W15 (I); of
potassium salt of phthalimide-Nl5(II); HN1503 (III)* HC14N.; salts Of III-HN1502
and HC 14N. 10-150 moles N15H3 (from 0.1 Hole W15H4N03) are passed for 3 hours
into a suspension of 0.105 mole of phthalic acid.4n 400 cc vater the solution is
evaporated, the remainder is heated (2000) and sublimated (290-3000); then it is
ground with-water and neutralized with a 5% solution sods, yield yield is 1, 98-
99%. To a hot solution of 0.1 mole I is 350 cc anhydr., aLcohol is added 50 cc
2N C2H50K, yield is 11, 98-99%, 0.15 mole N15H3 and o.82 mole KMnO4 in 750 cc
water are heated in an autoclave for 8 hours at 170-180, 14n02 is separated, the
filtrate is evaporated to 250-300 cc, neutralized with 20% H2SO4, evaporated to
dryness, and 9fter adding 70 cc H2So4, (d 1-5) 111 is distUled off. By neutralizing
III with alluilies the nitrates with a yield 82-84% are obtAtined. By the reduction
of 0.01-0.05 mole Kn 1503 (or Nan'503) by means of 0,015-0-075 g-atom Pb at 3900
(for the preparation fian1502--at 330o) KnI502; yield 91-931, is obatined. ficl.41i is
obtained with a yield 92-96% by a method described earlier (Maymind V. I.,
T

Tokaryev B. V. , Shemyakin M. M. Dok1- AN SSSR, 1954, 81~ 195), by heating
(750-7800) Eam.403 K and Kn3 in a current of N2 and Subaeq~.ient neutralization
with H2SO4. In order to obtAineKC14H the vapors of HC14N wre passed through
CaC12 at 400 absorbed by anhydro. alcoholat -250, and precipitAted with a
solution of CM50K or spontaneously absorb HC14N with solution of an alcoholate.
The previous report see RZhKhim, 1956, 9691.

tell If
Yr-- R m o LA%,'
USRR/ Organic Chemiatry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry. E-2
Ab5 Jour: Ref Zhur-Xhimiya, No 6, 1957, 19284.
Author Maymind V. L, Earmolayev K. M., Shemyokin M.N.
Inat
Title s Investigations in the Field of Compounds marked 014 and
N15. V. Synthesis of -05 amino acide.
Orig Pubs Zh. obahch. khimiyi, 1956, 26, Ho 6, 2313-2318.
Abstract: llrc %rn-.hesis of "- - -!T15-aminoac ids by condenoation of
pht~it- lzaide-N15-potassium (1) with the corrouponding
rxihyl esters of A.-bromoacias (ME-B) ind hydrolysis of
the obtained phthaloyl derivatives (PD) with a mixture
of CH3COOH and HBr in describod. By the action of CH2N2
on tho corresponding bromoacide HEB arc obtained.-,r-
bromo-.6 -N.-bonzoylaminovaleric acid"m (0-61*(puri-
fication. .-by washing with ether at _10;~: c- ..br(=o.- 41 -
N-phthaloyleminovalerto acid m.p. 61-620 (from ether);
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USSR/Organic Chemistry. Syntbetic Organic Clomistry. F,-2
Abe Jourt Ref Zhur4himiya, No 6v 1957P 19284
et.-bromo-4-11-bonzoyl amino cap ronic acid, m.p. 43-.440
(washing with other at ..100); e\ --bromo- P - -pherolprop ionic
(II--ethor) b.p. 9011/0.05 mm; - -bromo- A --kn--w'thoxyphenyl)_
propionic 411-sthor), b.p. 1020/0.03 mm. At the oondensa-
tion of I with II, and III with astore oft-bromowiNtaric
and n-bromoieovaloric acids 4 - 53% phthalimide-IT -,' is Iso-
latod. PD are obtaincd by hosting in the course of 0.25
1.5 hours of 0.1 mole of dry 1(2000 0.05 mms I hour) 0.1-
0.1,3 molo MEB and 40-60 cc 110011(01k~2 at 60--90c (for pro-
paration of valino -.at 118_1220)0- It is filtored from XBr,
evaporatod in a vacuum, the remainder is mixed with 60-
80 cc CH01 after 6-8 hours. At (00) the phthalimide is
filtorod o4, GIT013 in diatillud off and the ramniMor is
boiled with 50 cc 81acial C113000H nnd 50 cc 4%4 Mr 8-11
hours (for tho proparation or tyrovino PD is boilod for
8 hours with 250 cc W, HBr)o dilutod with wator, oopara-
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USSR/Orzanie (Ithomistry. Synthetic Orpnic chemistry, Z-2
Abe Jour: Rot Zhur-Khimiya, No:,6, 1"79 19284
tad tho phthalia (and bonizoia) Uldp and the Viltrato is
-ovaporatod-in vacuum; glyoinot' alanine, valins) aro isola-
txjd. 4 troating hydrobromides with A92003; t7rosino and
plwnylaltrininale procipits.'t6di wit4 'M13; glumtic acid--
with anilino. PD cit6is ~O'f dinsinoneldo a~o boilpd 22..
24 hours with 150 cc glao. OH3COOHO 15b cd~ a'anc. ~-401'
and 150 cc of wator. Amincands aro synthoolzody =rkod
1415 YJ.olds indioatd in %0 caloulatod on 11 faki~ng in ac-
co,int th-3 rocurront phthalimido)t glycinal 9,5; alanino,
5~5. valina, 82; Glutaminio acid, 85; ornitino, 78; lysino,
68; phonylalnnino 861 tyrosino 71. Ilothyl oatorn of
aminoacido markad IT15 waro obtAdnod (tho acida aro givon,
?asp* Of cotors in 00); ,- -phthaloyl amino prop ionio # 69
(from 504 ale.): e-plithal oyl amino I sova lorl o 114 (from
,';Via alo.); -L p ;5 -diphthaloylwdnova lorio, 1,111 (from ale.
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SmWAKIN. X.k.; SHCMINA, L.A.;.VINOGEADOTA, Te.I.; KOLOSOT, H.S.; VMVINA,
R.G.; KARAP3TTAN, M.G.; RObIONOT, T.T&.; RATMI. G.A.; SHVWSOV, Tu.B.,
BAKUS. X.M.; CHAMI, T9,1F.; TJBMLAMU, K.M.; SOKIN, TO.P.
Ibmimch data on sarkozycin an& its anslog=~, Part 1: Synthesis of
dihirdrosaricourcin and its antipods. Zhur. ob, khIm. 27 no,3.'742-748
9F '57, (N= 10W
1. Institut biologichookoy I mpd&~qp~oskoy khImli Akademit matitsin-
skikh nauk SSSR.
wo GMUMN, M. M. for We abstreat,

inHogs: Mtymind, V. I., Yonishorlova, 0. M.v 150V/79-28-6-46/66
,'Yermoleyev, K. M., Tdovina, R. a., Galegov, G# A., Shemyakin,
M. K.
TITLE: Investigaiions Concerning Compounds With Radioactive C14 and
N15 (Issledovaniya v oblasti soyedineniy mechennykh C14 i N15)
Ix Synthesis of the u) -N1 5-Amino Aoida rix.sintez u3 -H1 5-amino-
ki;lot)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obahchey khimii# 1958, Val. 28, Nr 8,
pp. 2223 - 2228 (USSR) ,
ABST14ACT: Thetis investigations showed that the phthalimide method used
previously by the uuthors for the synthesis of various a-N15-
amillo acids (Reg 2) is also of value for synthesizing the
&J-315-amino acids. The results of investigations on the
conditions and reactions to be used for the synthesis of
to -N15-lysine and 6-05-ornithine are reported. The authors
departed from the mynthesoe described in publications in
trying at firpt to carry out the gyntheels by condensing
Poatass ium N';'-Phthalimide with 5-0-bromobatyl) hydantoin
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C14 and Ni5. IX, Oynthesis of the t4 415.Axino Acids
in 50~ yieldg contained the radioactive nitrogeft. It was
obvious from a theoretical view-point that the undesired
reaction may be avoided by substitution of hydrogen in the
3-NE-groups by a radical. To avoid this side reaction
5-(6-bromobutyl)-3-phanyl hydantoin was condensed with the
potassium phthalimide -N15. The former could be synthesized
in better yield from6 -oxy-a-aminoceproic acid (Diagram 3),
among other acids , ThO 4 _N1 5-lyiine was a,-,%thesized by this
condensation reaction under the conditions described previuusly
(Ref 2). 6-N15-ornithine was synthesized by the condensation
of potassium N15-phthalimide with (y-bromogropyl)-N-phthelo-
ylaminomalonio eater and with (V-bromopropyl)-N-acetyl-
aminomalonic ester. Subseqiient hydrolysis wad decarboxylation
of -the phthaloyl derivatives led to radioactive ornithine
with.a yield of 65-70%, calculated on the basis of the
pot,assiuja X15-phthalimide (tables and reaction schene). There
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Investigations Concerning Compounds With Radioactive BOT/79-20-13-46/66
C1 4 iLnd N1 5. IX. Synthesis of the ti -915-Amino Acids
ASSOCIATION: Injititut biologicheskoy i meditsinskay khimii Akademii
mettitsinskikh nauk SSSR (Institute of Biological and Medical
Chemistry of the Academy of Medical Sciences - USSR)
SUBMITTED: June 28, 1957
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TrT=1 Studies In the Field of SAMOWCInc and It: AnRIOCS.
Communicat1na 4. Study of SYnthetic H*utO to gar-
comWaine and Ito ArmLlo_-*
TMODICALS Izvottlyn. Akadvall naulc &SSR. Otdolenlya khj=_,chomk1k1i
nauk. 1959, Xr 12, pp 21TT-21ST (U=)
A33TPACTI 2-MttWIcyclopentan-3-cm-1.1-dlcrboxylle said (r1j)
WaS used for the preparation or (SarcoK 2-mothyl-
'
(III)
d (I
was
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eno--CYCIGPentamne-3-cgtr
assumd to be Convartad. into (V) by bromInAtLon. It
2
V
a sm possible to syntlicsize (1) =
I by -v&1
r
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d
or HBr and by decarboxvlat-lon. DI ..
J
be obtained because ellmination Of -4B-. rom (IV) and
a'-ultancoua derca-W)Wlation formed (VI) with ILA
double band.
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of nadlr4a 3ciances (Inst1tut bloloigiah#Skir
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AUTHORS: Shemyakin, W. X., Acadesiciang. Maymind, 7. r., TormolaZe7f
K. May Bamdaep E. N.
TITLE: On the Reaction Nechanism of 0saxone Formation
PERIODICAL: Dokiady Akademil nauk 358R, 1959P Vol 128p Wr 3, PP 564-566(USSR)
ABSTRACT: In spite of many investigations (R*fs 1-15), the formation of
onazones from a-oxycarbonyl compounds remaina unelvar. All
respective hypotheses and on oumptions can be reduced to 3
schemes: A (Ref 1), B (Ref,3), and C (Rof 3)- In order to
find the correct ach*mop the onazone reaction was marked with
15N. If Chou A applies, tbe'resulting ammonia may not contain
0
15N. but he 15H must completely retain in the
an exces: in
o9azone. If, howoverj scheme B is correaty the oeazone will
remain unmarked while the ammonia will contain the entire
marking. Finallyp if scheme C is the right onep the 15N excess
will be distributed, in equal shares, between oaazone and
ammonia. Unfortunatelyt thq i4yeattgation of the mechanism
under discussion by means of tagged atoms in much impeded
by the fact that the marking may be dilvied by exchange reactions,
hydrolysis or substitution. Those secondsmy processes could
be avoided to a-large extent, by producing the oeazonee in
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OnIffie Reaction Mechanism of Onazone Fom ation . M126- T2ff;-_Y,;-3 6/58
tion sphere. Then, the dilution of the.wking.in.lha hydrazone
ic inconsiderable at the beginaingl-And *annot.aonceal the
reaction mechanism of onazone can
be rather accurately judged
applies. For this purpose, Ahe. reac tioxL_.miijLt .. ba-Antarrup t od
after a certain period (d *pending..orx- tkL*-. type.. of- hrorszoae
uoed). The investigations were
phenyl hydrazones of fructoseq cyclohexanolow.and-b*nzoin.
Bolling alcoholic solutions. of.the-.said. I Arazona and -of an
uimarked p-nitrophenyl hydr"ine (2"Mole.4
tags ther,
and subsequently boiled in the nitrogen om-ent. TbLe- resulting
niamonia was immediately removed froaL..the..j~eacAian-aol-utton.
T12o isolation and separation of osazane,.JWd=z=s..&nd..hTdra-
zine was done as quickly as possible. -undox -zonditiona-sIxich
prevent a further change in the marking..bjr.axabanga--sactions.
As they could not be fully eliminated, it was..m.ars.con-vanient
to measure the isotopic composition ..of .-awtonlaq not of oeazone.
Table 1 shows that the escaping ammonia.ala.first.always con- .
tained much more than half of the marking-of-theAnitial hydra-
zone. Hence it in concluded that acheno 3 applies to all cases
investigated. This scheme is distinguished from the others
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On the Reaction Mechanism of Onazon* Formation SO'V/20-12813-36/58
ticipation, or h.*drazins. As was expected, it could be observed
that'the onasone-foriation process can bs 4ivided into 2 stages
with separation of an intermediate monoimi-ne of a-diketone (I).
By the example of p-nitrophonyl hydrazons of0b:nzoin, it
was ascertained that prolonged heating at 60 n glacial acetic
acid and without hydrazine causes Its disappearance. ir 2
moles of hydrazine are subsequently added, an o8azone preoipita-
tion in quickly formed. There are I table and 15 references.
ASSOCTITION: Institut biologichookoy I meditainskoy khimli Akademii nedi-
tojinakikh nauk SSSR
(Inititute of Biological and Medical Chemistry of the Academy
of Nedical Scienoesp V98R)
SUNITTED: JUne 22, 1959
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IFJtHDIAXBVO K.M.; KaULLOVA, S.I.j MAMGND# V*I.
of Z424-acetaminomalonia ester and ?,414-hArvxmoune.
Vop. mad. khim. 7 no.6:628-631 N-D 161. (HIRA 15:3)
1, Inatitute of Biological &W Medical Chwuioti7j, A-uWemy of
Medical Sciences of the U.S.S.R.,
(HAIDNIC ACID)
(PROLIINE)

GCRKINP V.Z.1, GRIDNEVA, L.I.; IWMLAYEV, K.M.; ZHELYAZKOV, D.K. (Balgariya)
A new non-hydrazine inhibitor of monoamine oxidase.. DrkI. AN TSM
153 no.2t468-469 N 163. (MIRA 16j12)
1. Institut biologicheskoy i meditsinskoy khimii APR SSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom M.M.Shewlakinym.

YERMULAYEV, K. P. PA76T24

25(2) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATIOX SOV12005
Yermolayev Konstantin Favlovicho and Aleksey Zakharovich Babushkin
Elektromagnitnyye i magnitnyye plity metallorozhushchikh stankov,
proizvodstvo, ekepluatatsiya i remont (Electromagnetio and Per-
manent-Magnetic Chucks for Machine Tools; Manufacture, Operation,
and Repair) Moscow, Mashgiz, 1959. 106 p. Errata slip inserted.
4,000 copies printed.
Reviewert I.K. Chichilop Engineerj Id.t P.A. Kunin,, Enginserl Tech.
Ed.: G.V. Smirnova; Managing Ed. for Literature on Metalworking
and Machine-Tool Manufaoturings R.D. Beyzellman, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers,, designers, and shop
personnel.
COVERAGE: The book provides the information necessary for the design
and manufacture of new and rebuilt electromagnetic and permanent
magnet chucks. It describes the manufacture of chuck parts as well
as the b.-ssembly and testing of chucks. The authors describe the
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Electromagnetic and Permanent-Magnetic (Cont.) SOV/2005
manufacturing process for electromagnetic and permanent-magnetic
chucks used in metal-cutting machines, particularly as it has been
developed at the Moskovskiy zavod shlifovallnykh stankov (Moscow
Orinding Ykichinery Plant). No personalities are mentioned. There
are no references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction 3
I. Basic Types and Pimpose of Electromagnetic and Permanent-
Magnet Chucks 4
11. Various i6signs of ziectromagnotic and Parmanont..!-Nagnet
Chucks 8
1. Chucks for machine$ with rotary table 8
2. Rectangular electromagnetic and permanent-aagnet chucks
for machine* with reciprocating notion of tables 20
III. Technology of the Manufacture of Coils and Basic Parts
of Electromagnetic Chucks 28
1. Engineering foatwea of electromagnetic chucks 28
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Iloctromognotio and Parmanont-Magnotic (Cont.) SOV/2005
2. Yanufacturt of coils 29
3. Production flow shoots for component parts of chucks 36
IV. Diamagnetic Compounds (Alloys) for Filling Slots of
Electromagnetic and Permanent-Magnot Chucks 65
1. Purpose of diamagnetic slots and compounds used to
fill them 65
2. Techniqu* of pressing brass otrips into the slots of
V-type chucke for the machine tool model 3756 71
V. Electrical Wiring and Assembly of Electromagnetic Chucks 72
VI. Special Magnetic Chucks 78
VII. Tooting, Control and Methods of Eliminating Defects in
Magnetic and Electromagnetic Chucks 82
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VIII. A-c Selenium Rectifiers for Electromagnetic Chucks 88
IX. Design of Component Parts of Electromagnetic Chucks go
X, Use of Electromagnetle Chucks 99
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S/169/63/000/001/044/062;
D218/D307
AJTHCR:' rmo
Ye layev, K.P.
Assessment of geologically promising samples from
TITIZ.
polymetallic deposits
-.~-PERIODICAL: Referativn hurnal, Geofixiks, no. 1 1963, 13
11% z
abstract 6 (Tr. Altaynk, gornomet&UU;i- n T.
in-ta, 1962, ve 12, 76-80)
TMET: In spite of the fact that there are more than 10
methods and recommendations for tho assemement of 'promising' sam
ac-1
ples,, there has bedn no complete theoretical foundation and no pr
atio*it to the specific condi--.~
tical, confirmation of the methods in rel
tions at particular deposits. Analysis of empirical data shows that
the use of'tables recommended by V.I. Smirnav anil the graphical-
assess-
analytical procedure suggested by P.A. Ryxhov *t fil. for the
ment of such samples in often difficult$ since these recommendations
*istics of,deposits., This
Ignore the specific eological charactax
leads to an w-derestfmate of the actual amount of.usoble componentall