SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YUSHKIN, N. P. - YUSHKO, V. I.

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hT TISIHIUN Ulay pebbles and teisir forrdition. Izv Voss geog ob.-va 96 --rio. 1:60-64 Ja-F 164. (MIRA 17-5) of -eolt,-~y ar--l Mrs genesis of the Cct,:,,r--r nat,=adl sulfur depoEit, Zap. Tadzh. ctla. 'loes. :aln. cbl-va nc.2,1123-131 164. 1, Gic-.moye upravlemilye goologil Ji. Okhrany riedIr pri Savete Ministrov, SSRy Tashk-e-at. YUSHKIN. N.P, Mineral composition,of sulfur ores of the Shorsu deposit. Uzb. geol. zhur. 8 no.600-38 164. kMIRA 18:11) 1. Institut, geologii Komi filials. AN SSSR. SRE13RODOLf,liKI-Y-B-1--;--YUShl(I-il-j 0 Determination of the hardness of the native sulfur crystals of the Shorsu and Rozdol deposits. Min. sbor. 18 n0-4:437-439 164. (MIRA 18:7) 1. Gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni Franko, LIvov i Institut geologii Komi filiala AN SSSR, Syktyvkar. YUSHKINj N.P.-- Reviews and bibliograpby, Biul. HDIP. Otd. geol. 40 noo31llO--Ul MY-Jo 165# 1818) YUSHKM, P. WWWWWWOOKOW-W New wnge system for sta6l workers, 10jats,truA no.8:1~5-88 M 156. (Ja;RA 9:20) 1e Rachallnik otdala organizateii truda cavoda I'KrasW Oktyabrlol Oteal I~dustry---Produatlou Standats) YUSHKIH. P. Choosing a working schedule in CO=8ctloa with. the seven-hour work- ing day, Sote,trud .4 no.6:12i-i23 So '59. (WA 12:8) 1. RacbiLlInik otdole. arganizatall truia Stalingradskago imetallur- gicbeakogo zavoda "Kraetqy Ok abrl.fS (Rest perloZs --- - - - -- -- -- ---- - -- - --- --- ~-YU K~3~ V.H., inzh. .q~_ Training personnel to be able to perform duties of other crew members. Rech transp. 18 no.10:54 0 1590 (MIRA 13:2) 1 1. Unland vater transportation) I YUSHKIII. V.T., insh.; SHOR, L.D. Inzh. - Using suspension-bridge methods in ccnatructing river crossings. Stroi. truboproy. 5 no.4:16-18 Aio 160. WMA 11:9) (Gas, Ratural-Pipe 1 Ines ) 0 VXILKOVSKIY2 A.S.; YUSHKIN., V.V.; hItUDYAKOVs 0 F.; SAVVINtAs Ya-D- -------------- Conciso data on so me gas-condensate fields of the Soveit Union* Trudy VNIIG" noal7:58-65 1629 (HIRA 15:12) (Condensate oil Uells) A.K.: VELIKOVSKIY, A.S.- YUSHKIN V.V. - ---------- Selection of an effective method for extracting and separating condensates based on reservoir and well head c6nditions, the comm- position of gas., and transportation systems. Trudy VNIIGAZ no.17: 142-153162. (MIRA 15.:12) - (Condensate oil wells) Fit= TOSMKIN, V. V. ItThe use of the method of electrical modeling to inventigate the temperatire field at the base oP a blast iurnace with a broken and with an unbroken floor." Min Higher Education USSR. 11 Moscow,- 1956. Moscow Institute of Sti~el ineni I. V. Stalin. (Dis!;ertatlon for the Degree of Candidato in Tochnical Sciences), SO: Knizhnaya letopis', No. 16, 1956 ---------- mimary.-AAS YUMIN TV 0 256. QPA 9:10) Gza comdozoats rosorisirs. Gaspirovi-AS-20:1-6 .- (0". Natural) - I . TUS Studying gas condensate characteristics of the depo Isit of the Stapnovskii, field. Gizoproma no*5;6-10 Ky '57. (KLRA 10:5) (Ga's, Ilatural) X Al X AUTHOTI: Yushkint V. V. (Stalinsk). 24-4-27/34 of a,method of electrical modelling of the temperature f leld -of the *hearth bottom and the foundation of a blast furnace. (Issledovanlye metodom elektricheskago modelirovanlya temperaturnogo polya 4shchadi i fundamenta. domennoy..pechi). PERIOPICAL: "Izv. Ak.. NAuk9 Otd. Tekb:.. Nauk.1 I (Bulletin: of the Ac~, Se ' 0156-161 (USSILi. VacEnIcal Sciences Section), 1~157, Mo.49-PP ABST* PTt With certain simplifying assumptions the heat propagation I in the hearth bottom and the foundation of a blast furnace can be described by the:Laplace equation in cylindrical Ooordinatest eq.-(I)P- P-156. The Type I boundary condi- tions are thereby the respective temperatures at the in- "(1400 C) and at the surface o-' the ternal hearth surfaods J. d water V C)i the Type III boundary conditions are gro giv y t - rfa -ch b he convective heat exchange at*the sa ces whi j: are water-cooled by plate*coolers or by thetoutside air. The analogue of the-network of thermal resistance is formed by" a network -of electrical resistances of the integrator. .Detailed information,on the elootrical,modelling of thermal 13roblems -is contained it them. book of L.* 1. Gutemakher T"Meatrical ModellLagll, Ac So., 1949). It is pointed card 1/3 out that the change of the ihermal conductivity of the materials caused b y the rise in the temperature of the hearth bottom and the foundatiout which is usually Investigation,of-a'method of electrical modelling of the temperature-field'df the"'hearth bottom and the foundation of-a-blast furnace. (cont-.)- 24-4-27/34 Card 2/3 disregarded, -may reach-25to-404. -In,addition#- the sbArp inorease in the heat conductivity-in the spaceAbove the isothermal surface-of liquid- iron: id usually alsonot taken i jato' cons id6ration. A-method Is -desoribed-in wh1oh-Z-a attempt is made to''oongider the charge In the beat conduct- Ivity--of the -mat6rial caused- by the"iffeat of -high tempera- turos.- First-a model,was'iriv6stigated-which consisted of electrical resistances simulating -the -;.-t.hermal conductivity of the'materials at:20.'C', --The obtained general picture of the -temperatu3~e-'f ield was- thei! 'atilised- for calculating afresh the resistances-in accordance-with the new values of the hoat-conductivity and this'process was repeated until the position of the isotherms did.not change any more. Thust-the temperature-conditions-were investigated in the centire of the foundation- and- also. along -the, radius; further- more, the depth of penetfttioA'of'th6 liquid iron was 'rho here described~"m6thod-is-aoouxstep simplep clear# flexibU andenables rapid solution of the prdbleme andf'~ therefore,,"th6re- is: every 'Justift cation for it to ', become the basic method of investigation during the design of blast furnaces. The here described investigations were Investigation of a method of.electrical modelling of the -temperature field'of the hearth bottomand the foundation of a blast furnace. (Cont.) 24-4-27/34 effected in the Electro-Modelling Laboratory of the Institute,for'Precision-Mechanics and Computer Techniques 10.f the Ae'Sc-, USSR. G. K. Kuzminka gave valuable infor- mationreiating to the execution of the tests. There Are 8 figures, 2 Russian, one American -reference, SUBMITTED: April 3, 1956'. AVAILABLE: ~~Card 3/3 r -Is Gat urcm no,3:4-6 Uondensate 10-9000 in gae-condensate poo (nmfi. In- -.9) voridensate oil valley . --- )/V S "-/ k- /'t~ V, t/, 133-9-3/23 AUTEOR: Yushkin, V.V., Candidate of Technical Sciences- TITIZ: Me Use of Electric Integrator for the,Investigation of the Temperature Distribution in the Hearth and Foundations of a Blast Furnace. (Primeneniye elektri,cheakogo integratora dlya issledovaniya temperaturnogo, polya leshchadi i .-4k fundamenta domennoy pechi) PMODICAL: Stall, 1957, Ro-9, pp. ??9 - 787 (USSR) ,-,-----.---ABSTRACT-:--- The paper describes an investigation of the thermo-technical quality of various- designs- of -blast -f urnaae --hearths-using an electric integrator of the -3K-12 type. The investigati-on-w-a-s---l- carried out under the direction of L.I. Gutenmakher, Po(tor of Technical Sciences in the electro-modelling laboratory of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. no.1 blast furnace of the ,_Kuqaetsk Metallurgical Combine (M) was chosen as the object of investigation. The scheme of designs investigated is shown in Irig.l. Principles of application of an electric integrator are outlined (Figs.2-5). The methods of investigating temperature distributions for various designs of hearth, refractory materials (chamotte and carbon),various degrees of the wear of lining and cooling conditions are described in sope detail. The distri- bution of isotherms in hearths of various designs before and (;ardl/4 after the formation of a bear hole 3 500 mm deep is shown in 133-9-3/23 The Use of Blectric Integrator for the Investigation of the Temperature Distribution in the Hearth and Foundations of a Blast 1furnace. Irig. 7; calculating scheme for the Inve8tigation of temperature changed with the growth of bear hole in the hearth (Fig.8). Temperature changed alonS the axis of the hearth are shown in Fig.9 and temperature changes along the hearth radius in FiS.10. The depth Of Denetration of liquid iron for various hearth designs is given in Fig.11. On the basis of the results obtained the following conclusions are drawn: 1) the height of the hearth should be not lower than 0.40 - 0.415 of the height of the foundations; 2) hearths with carbon layer below a chamotte layer, or below a chamotte layer and on the periphery are the most efficient in decreasing the temperature of the upper part of foundations and secure a minimum penetration of liquid iron; 3) hearths with a carbon layer only on.the periphery have a somewhat better temperature distribution than chamotte ones but advantages are-rather-small; 4) hearths with a carbon layer p1t4o'�d on top A* well aa wholly carbon-lined have the highest 6 - , tho 14PJ4P pormi.paible for temperbttLrt~d at tho ba 61 C;X-060ding concrete. The distribution of temperatures in the d6&bon heoxth even with a ring oi a complete underhearth cooling is less Card2/4 advantageous than that in a chamotte/carbon hearth with a lower 133-9-3/23 The Use of Electric Integrator for the investigation of the Temperature Distribution in the Hearth and Foundations of a Blast Furnace. or- -lower and peripheral carbon layeri, 5) wholly carbon hearths unlike all others are unstable (the-rate-of their wear in -creases with increasing depth of bear hole) and therefore require careful control of their erosion; 6) it is necessary to attain a relia- ble fixing of carbon blocks and meticulous filling of seams between them,.as the depth of penetration of liquid iron is larger than the thickness of the blocks manufactured at present; ?) the bottom peripheral cooling is of great importance for lowe7i-ng the temperature of the bottom of the hearth. Under- estimation of the influence of this cooling can lead to large errors in determining the depth of bear hole; 8) the investi- gation confirmed the correctness of the view on the primary importance of axial removal of heat for &creasing hearth tempera- ture; 9) lower carbon layer intensifies the axial removal of heat; the influence of this layer is approximately equivalent to the action of ring-like underhearth cooling; 10) in order to improve thermal properties of wholly-carbon and combined carbon/chamotte linings, the production of carbon refractories should be such that a maximum heat conductivity is obtained in Card3/4 the -longitudinal and a minimum in transverse directions. 133-9-3/23 The Use of Electric Integiator for the Investigation of the Temperature Distribution in the Hearth and Foundations of a Blast Furnace. In conclusiont the author remarks on the incorrectness of the statements made by F.I. Loshkin and G.P. Moshkin (Stall, 1956, No 2) that the best temperature distribution is obtained in the Mrth fully-lined with carbon blocks and cooled on the periphery and the bottom. The present author's results indicate that the depth of penetration of liquid iron in the hearth with a combin- ,ation lining with carbon blocks at the bottom, or at the bottom and on 'che periphery decreases with increasing depth of the bear holewhich should lead to stabilisation of the depth of the hole. In the carbon hearth the depth of the hole increases continuously. There are 11 figures and 4 references, 3 of which are Slavic. _ASSOCIATION: Siberian Metallurgical Institute (Sibirskly Metallurgi- cheskiy Institut),,-. AVAILABIS: Library of Congress. Card 4/4 Idlt-- YUSHKIN, V. V., Cand Tech Sci (diss) Ogethods of G- gas V,06, 1958. 15 Pp and gE~s-petrole= deposits Qjij-' gae conaenBability-" 110NI ietrole=-Gas Sci Res In8t), 110 copies (KL, V31LIKOVSKIT, A.S.; A:RUTMOT, A.I.; Yu=;~v V*V. Irperience in low teoperature separation of condensate and water ont of gas from a gas condensate field. Gaz. pro=. to*5:19-14 YT '584, (MIRA 110) (Gas, Fatural), TUSHKIN, J, ing Samnies from gas-condensate wells. GOz. PrQ=. so. 7:4-6 J1 '58. (Coudensate oil W6113) (KIRA 11-7) V. V - UZI 3 till, i ..53 Ag a 4 s w.. R1 aa a iills 1111all a va uush gig 1g o.5 ;1 "- fj i &A 2v ~A a .71 1 ji vzLiKovarr, A.q., samm, Ya, D., YusEam, Y.Y., UOYAKOTs OPP. studying the potential of the Leningrad gas-condensate field, Gaz.prom 5' noo2WI-8 7 160. (min 13.-6) uban-Condeneate oil wells) I ,jKjjj, Va. JV,UIQV, A.K.; VFLIKO'ISYIY, ~-S,; Y'JS ior, of condensates from gas at gas-corden- Processes for the extr-3ct 7 no.1:15-20 162. sate fields. Gaz.prom. (Condensate oil wells) v.OYTS-ITSKNr V.P.; YUSHUN, Me Otion of condensate Siv,dy, of cortdkroblaml in th* produ 1 162. _tllo __~hebajjbka gtia floldo a,,z. prom.7 no.310 4v YUSHKIN, VGV.; IUWDYAKOV) O.Fes, SUVADCHAK, N.S. Investigation of the gas potential of the ga3 condenvatit p-ools of the Bitkov field. Gaz. dalo no.12,11-13 163. (MIRA 17xIO) 1. V.-.esoyuzayy naualmoo-issledovatol Iskiy institut prirodnogo gaza i Ivano-Frankovskaya tsentralInaya nauchno-issledovatollukaya labora- toriya. YUSHKIN VV KHUDYAKOV -0 F. .Phase trangfomrations of the reservoir fluids of-thie gas- -Y *or North field when it condensate bode of the Ruask,' -Xhu'. is developed by pressure reduction. Gaz. prom, 9 no.113 6-9 164. (ICP_k 'L7-.-L2) VELIKOVSKIY, A.S.; SAVCHENKOP V.P.; SAVVINA, Ya.D.;,TY~HKIN, VOV.; ZYKINP M.Ya.- in a gaa COndensate layer Prediction of the petroleum fringe n of formation gas* Gaz. prom. 10 based on the compositio noo91l-6 165. (MIRA 18111) u -s1 ~ T-1-1 I -V.V.; SAVMIA, Ya*D* rlebovo gas-conden0ate flOld, Voft. i gaz. Prom, no.4141-43 (MIRA 18*21) O-D 264 YUSHK]Ilf V.V.;- SAIMPA, ya.D. I Nature of the producing horizons of the Russkiy Uu+.or Central gas field. Gaz. delo n0-9:3-9 164. (11,aRA 17:-L--') 1 1. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-iosiodovateliskiy institut prircdnogo gaza. YUSHMp-V.V.; SAVVINA, Ya.D. Estimating the reserves of stable-condensate and ita recovery factor. Gaz. prom. 9 no.70-n 164. (KIRA 1788) I I SAVVINA, Ya.D.; YUSHKIN V'VG --- 5 the,Glinskoye-ROzbiahevka field for gas condensate. Investigatinj prom, no.2j41,47 Ap-Je 164. (MIRA 17:9) Naft. 1 94%* ~V~5 '000/0 310099 '0'9-) A 4 -"'~t ejector nr- 2 - movable n-lece, 3 control it 7,3~-.-!anism rod; 3teiunary !,.-zle-n- -;e 5 oaded pac n g. Card 2/~ YUSIIKRIP-yu--I-- )Pment of health prolu,e~~tion in Ibrdliais, dLiring the ---Lastv- sl.,,kn Y.U, "The de7eb sk 194' 1 1;11 19 k nauch. trudov vrachey Mordov. ASSR, Saran 01 30 ea Sborni 7 r5 pp. 3-33. SO: U-326i, 10 April 53 (Letopis tZhurnal ln~~ Statey No. 11, 1949) YUSHKIN, Tu. I. YMO(KIN, Tit. 1. #On tho diagnoois And troatment of functioma ham0raloplal. Sbornik nauzh. -trudov vrachey Mordov. AM, garanalt, 19140, p.50-61, Dibliogi 11 Its-mr. SO- U-3261, 10 April 53 (Letopis - Zht=nal Invkh Statey No. 11, i9o) 133 1. SCIENTIFIC AND ORGANIZATIONAL BASIS OF THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST TRACHOMA, AND ITS LIQUIDATION IN THE USSR (Russian text) - Yushkin Yu. I. -SARAN 'SK 1956 (152 pager.) A short rev1-e_W__orTH_e_Frstory of the fight against trachoma in pre -revolutionary Russia and in the USSR Is presented. At the end of the fourth 5-year plan period fresh forms of trachoma were almost universally extinguished. General morbidity of trachoma Is now greatly reduced. At the beginning of 1950 the trachoma morbidi- ty in the Mordovian ASSR (Autonomous Socialist Soviet Republic) had decreased by 87%, in the Marii ASSR by 03%, in the Chuvash ASSR by 92.1114, in the Udmurt ASSR by 81%, 'in the Bashkirlan ASSR by 83%, and In Tatar ASSR by 7274. The organization of the campaign against trachoma, in the Mordovian ASSR is schematic- ally outlined. The details of the work of trachomatous rural nursing units, and the organization of the work of rural medical sectors and regions are thoroughly dis- cussed. The organization of the fight against trachoma in the former Ismael region is outlined. A special chapter is devoted to the discussion of Soviet ophthalmolo- gists, achievements during the last 20 years, The author proposes a new method of reporting the trachomatous patients according toathree-stage system. Theauthor's opinion on the 'inechanism of repeated follicular.expressions in trachoma to laid out. (S), ~MMMMO IE-77ER*F SILPILIBNRG, G.I., keni.med.nauk; TUSHKIII T u kand.med.nauk, vasluzhemVy vrach RSFSR; ROMA, V.G-ziwe-S--9-a4T," Timely problems in the development of local health resorts. Trach. delo no.12:1329-1331 j) '57. (HIRA 11:2) 1. Ot4aleniye organizataii kurortov (zav. - G.I.Shpillbarg) Ukrainakogo institute kurortologii. (UCRAIVE --HFAIO!H RMORTa, WAMING PLAUS. FITG.) YUMMIN, Th.I.; KOMIA, V.G. Organization and work of the receiving department of a sanatorium. '7op.kmr.,flzloter.j lech.fis.kallt. .25 no.1:67-69 160. (KM 13:5) 1. 1% Ukraiuskogo instituta kurortologli (dir. A.T.,Sokolov). (SAIWORIMG) Lagnosis Of female goll"rheasit' V. toThe probUm Of &" 19481 p. 2-63-72- assk, un-tap Vol. Is Trudy, mede fak* KOM t In loithuanian., Russian abstrac No. la 1949 SO: U-2888# Letopis Zhurnalinykh StateYs MMAR JUSM A.V. assiateut 0 in trichinosis* Zdrav.Bolor. 3 :6) ]glee t rocardlographic Chlll3gl3l3 (KM 13 no,lot42-44 0 157- 1. Iz tafedry P3ropadsvtlkl v=trenuiktk bolezueY (zav- - Prof- I.D Klehouln) miuskogo gleditstookogo instituta. jTRI09M AS TRICHIMS'S) (MMIMARDIOOUPHT) cO -y YUS'HKO, A.V., Cand !.~ed -ci (diss) 11r, Lchinosis Fr -Mbmj*t~o Pinsk, (16.nsk Statl!l Led Inst) 200 copies (FL, L2-58i 119) - 73 TUSHKO. A.T.-I Case of repeated Infestation with trichinosis. Zdrar. Belor, 5 no,10: 1 72 0 '590' (MA 13:2) 1. lz-kafedry gospitalluoy terapil (zavedWushchly - prof. G.Kh. Dovgyallo). (TRICHINA AND TRICHIROSIS) YUSHKOP A.V.; VOLKOV., N.F. ~~~ viii-i Characteristics of the course of trichinosia. Zdrav. Bel 8 no.6:63 Je'62- (1URA 16:.8) 1. Iz goopitallnoy terapovticheskoy kliniki (zav. - prof. G. Kh. Dovgyallo) 14inskogo meditsbiskogo instituta. (TRICHINA AND TRICHINOSIS) YUSELKOI A -7-. rarly -ohloroalar.- Zdrav-. %le 8 no.11:84-85 t62* (MMA 105) 1* Iv kafedry gospitallnoy terapii (zav. prof. G.Kh. DDVORnO) Hinskogo meditainskogo inatitutaw (CHtORCSIS':) C -APIOG?6181 ~~W(rii36/66/11:M~/002/0064/0061-ii 8WRCE COPE: j;AC UTHOR: 'Kormer, B.; Yushko,,'K B.; Kirshkovich, G. V. AU P; none 04 4?TITIE: Depvndenc~ of the rerractive index on the density of the solid and liquid )Ppreade dionic dryetalse He Tphase 6. of - shock-ci laiatidn time of phase transformation under shock'compressibn S.OURCE: Zhurnal.. sperimntallnoy i teoraticheakoy fizikio Pialma v redaktsiyu, -64 Y. 3, no. 21. 1966p -49 TOPIC TAGSi bionic crystal, rofractive indox, alkali halida# comproadon ahock wave# shock wave,fiont ABSTRAMi The, ref active indices of shock-compressed alk~ili-halide compounds were investigated. F UF,-which remains transparent in the investigated range Of uO to P 700-kbar, the refractive index was determined directly from the pressures paths of~the rays n the compressed matter. 'For flaclp CaBr, K01,, and KBr crystals# which becom, opa" behind the shock-wave front,, the refractive indices were determined by...Fre Is. formulas from the experiment ally-maoured coefficients of reflection,~6f. nat light incident on the front of the shock wave. The dependence of the refractive'- Wex on the - degree of dompre asion et (where q - p1p is the running the'denaity at T 390,0K ano PcwO) Air the arystale I, Wit and I cam 5 IJDC: none 7 -ACC NR. AP7007678i 7- statecharges the refractive index by about 1.5 timep more than in the'solid state* Investigating she reflectivity of the shock-wave front in the aoUd phaaft of KG1 KBr it was nd,e.d that at P -z., 140 k~ar the rorleotion coefficient to 2 tidne 'N olithlor thmi that corrouponding to A rolAtIon of tAo type (1) for n(w), with Valwon "df dn/& that fol Low from whereas at P ge, 200 kbar f or K01 and 260 kbar for KOr the ne -close to ~obtai d resilts those expected. We recall (see Sees 1 and the tabl:e) AWA for other c tals the results of the measurezaants were-in satisfactory agreement with earlier data "is n ur o re e e Im c e rence e ~~RT:~K6rphic trans 'ormation of KC1 and KBr into the CsG1 structure, which occurs at P =20 kb kbar t6 phase transformation of KC1 and kBr ar assum.ng that uY to P < 140 occurs after a tij ib.,r > 10- 1 see, ~Iw. light will be r eflected from a layer of matter. situ'atedo'n the font MP -of the shock wave in a ~tastable state (point 1, Fig. 2), aoritsponding to. he dynamic adiabat of the first phase 6). Since the 3-atter is I steeper-than the, - a of second phase# a smaller density jump on the shock-wave 4ion~ corresponds also to a smaUer refractive index. The non-equilibrium states of. AY16 --flebt "phase ~ o KC1 and Or (Point A F. g. 2),, deteradned- from the shock-wave th dependence (1) with d"n/'d-a as given in the tables and from the 64"uAd r6flecti6n coefficient,, are:shown in Fig. 2.9 For K01 the point obtained 'i16's- 1-6666what tolthe left of the first-phase adiabat calculated from the equation 'of state 4'~ 'With increasire pressure#-the temperature increases (for El. T = 1300.OK ,at P = -136""kbar afid T - 2100'K at P - 200 kbar), the relaxation time decreases, apd fhe_ phase -tr&nsfoi-mation -takes placed in a- layer, thinner thanX-/21C (;L-wavelengt1i ~~_ -I of the indident Ught)* In this. case the refractive index will correspord to the, Card 3/ ACC NR, AP700767~ total jump in volume behind the front of the shock wave (point 21, Fig. 2). Considering that the values of dn/do obtained for pfiase II turned out to bd close to the valt es for phase I. the measured reflection coefficients were close' ,to those expectec. Thus, upon shock compression with P - 200 = 260 kb the Ilymorphic trant ition in K01 and KBr takes, place within a time T . Mri, sece e polytorphic rans ion, nterestings has no effect on the n(cr) dependence of. these ionic c als.) The same time is characteristic also of melting in the J shock-wave front, since the refractive index (reflection coefficient) experiencaq a jump at presswes corresponding to the transition,of the solid phase into i~ liquid (Bee Fig* 1). Orig. arte has: four formulas* SUB: CODE: 20. SUMU DATE s 01HO65. ORIG Ws 005. 0TH *REF:, 008 Ck~d 5/5'" .:14, 3 AUTHORS; TITLEs PERIODICAL: 25335 S/020/61/138/006/011/019 ao" B104'/B2_14 Zelldovich, Ya. B., Academician, Kormer, S. B., Sinitsyn, M. V.j and YQshko, K. B. An investigation of the optical properties of transparent nubote.nceo at ouperhigh pressures Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 13,8,-no. 6, 1961 1333 - 1336 TEXT: The propagation of strong shock waves in transparent media permito to study the properties of substances at pressures of some thousands or millions of atmospheres (Zelldovich et al., DAN 1229 no, 1, 48(1958)~ At pressures not too high if the compressed substance remains transparent throughout its thickness the refractive index may be determined geometri- cally. The authors first studied water, plexiglass, and glass. A diagram of-the-experimental-set-up-~!ith which the reflection of light by the T .-shock wave can be determined-) is diidwn :fn~ The- ref-looted -rays it --V were raawrdod 11 y a fast photochronograph * Water was found to re- maln 411(10- prvo~ltir~3n of 09 -'144 tholoand atmoophorea. Glues becomes opaoue at a pressure of 200,000 Tho Oknut vqlto~" Card 1/5 - - 25335 S/020/61/138/006/011/019 An inveatigation of the optical... B104/B214 for water are collected in Table 1. in the discuarAon of the reaulto the authors used the data of V. Raman and K. S. Venktaraman (Proo. Roy. Soo-, E-1, 137 (1939),)and gave the following relation for the temperature and density depondonco of the rnfraotive index% n - 1,334 + 0-334(~-') - 1.90.10-5T3 (1), T being in OC. Fig. 3 shown graphIcally ti comparloon of the values of n calculated by (1) with those determined by geometrical methods~ The dotted line in this diagram corresponds to the Lorentz - Lorenz formitla. The deviations of the results obtained photometrically can-be-partly-e"I~ained by the increase in viscosity of water at high pressure. L. V. Allishuler--(Ref~ -6)-had--detected a decrease of the o" the reflected light at pressures above 15-000-atm--and----______ O"A--.it-l-to.-"-b-e~--r,elated tlo.t4e~ phase transformation at this pressure. This effe-ot-cou-ld not- be -de t ad ted:-by them-- pro's eat athom--They are of the opiniorL that water remains transparertt: up-to -360M0- atm-4-Ao-G. Oley-niki V. 11. Mineyev, and R. M. Zaydellare mentioned. The authors thank V. P. Arzhanov, G. V. Krishkevich for carrying out the experiments and A. G4 Ivanov, R. M. Zaydell, A. G. Oleynik,and V. N. Mineyev for valuable discussions. There are 3 figures, I table, and 10 references$ 5 Soviet- Card 2/5 25335 S10201611138100610111019 An investigation of the optical... B104/B~14 bloc, and 5 non-Soviet-bloc. SUBMITTED4. March 30, 1961 Fig. 1: Experimental set-up. Legend: I)jncident ray. II) -and III) light reflected from the stationary boundary between plexiglass and water. IV) light reflected from the front of the shook wavo,V) lipht roflooted from tho moving bounAary between compressed water and compressed plexi- ~A rA LT glass. 1) plexiglass prism. 2) cater in front of the shock wave front. 3) water compressed in the shock wave. Card 3/5 A P L J.- 105 3 i o v i a A c a i c a q Kormer S 5 it il. e V L C rl Yushko, Y T TLL u J v 0 n C 'I e 5 M 0 0 t 'I e F a 4CLOnatLor, front tn a I t u i d 9 6 4 , 10 5 1 - 10 3 a v64 da tonat ion , ,,a ~onatlc" j 77 1" t., 1 . 11 r a n t r. r o D a g a t i r-~ L V, a S C t ri ~i L t e r I -- a r - 1 c n r o e h ane mixture was S t ti d i C j 1 1 17 9 n -I j e e J f r OM the detonation ano qci~Do7k -I! a - v. e t r --j o e x -i I o -; i. v e mixt,ire was e', C u V 12 L r. e s a t I c r a c t with an organic gi a a s r c f r i: c e d E, x, e i c ri n a i d e r a b I v from that of 2 C e. d e L o, n a :i ed v t h a 50/50 trotvl-h-~!x- g t fn tf. f) r1 B P :I -P. 71 i Am a t e 1. A de tonatfou ve~ a r C! A P - '2c i' c i a 'I t 0 f + IJ Z we re s v (-, t (. , r., 1; 0 't C, 2 c Comparison of the re- e L 0 n a t I tj g h o w 44 t q m, I r r t-, r - Lt k c- a 11 d w a i r# h a r p - Y d e n e a on c u 0 d R t o i c 10 m e t r i c 11) '10 - -d i c 11 1 D- o 4-1 d n v e 1 9 0 b t a i n e d w i t ei a p I a n e 0 c L- z- i? 9 ~e e ac o -and th8t inhomo?eneitte,3 W. OU u JL it i a re au a in e4nrraet tn ~revleuv fIndfrigg by DrQ - m t -in r r; n v .4 :n 1 1 1', o i-n -3 0 1 ft i t i e. s 1 11 t h e A S SUB CODE A "i 0 ),)0 ATD PRESS 31 W.F.; ROSTOVTSEVA* %ta or, tho 9trntIgr;!Ph.*p IW40100o AM A01"d Of T011"Int AIA lower Visa sediments in the Tatar A.S.Se-A. Trudy V914A no.14: 224-244 159. (KM 12:10) (Tatar A.S.S.R.-Goology, Stratigraphic) ~M IS tR M -iUSHK0 L.A New data on, the distribution of peridians-in the central regions of the Eurcpean Part Of the U.S.S.R. Mat.po geolA pol.iskop. tsentr.raic,n.evroP.chasti SSSR noe5:98-101 162. (miRA-16-.6) (Foridinjidael -Fogoil)- YUSHKO, H.0 zaslushannyy uohitell alkol HSISR 06zhitaa); OL .ISHEVSKAYA, T. -MAShitca) Use of self-~madp models in solving steraccetric problems. Hat. v --sbko--l-e-- no-.-6als~-16 N--D (KLRA 7: 11 '54. (Kensuration) MOROZy F4G.; YU.SHXO# M-14* Foamed conaete roof slabe for industri&1 buildings. TranaP. atroi. 12 r10#,;',: 52 MY 162. (MIRA 15;6) 1. GlaViomr tekhnolog + Dneprotranastroy (for Morov.). westa 2. Ilachallnik tsentrallnoy laboratOrii trOst-DIlOProtranastroy (for YuahIVD) . (Lightweight concrete) (Roofingy Concrete) MA MsL__ firle-matraempatt e - OMPAt jvia*seq~" by, K.~ candjdi~,e of:*dlcal ~U.Cqrtainlz~w-D_ _ - ~ - -, A~Jma $ ~Z, - . . c e- _- --V.--_, - e - __~ Fhe Tr6f, N'0, T* 0 C_ i nces, (11mir of Sy. Dlseae7s a4, iiaO'6~akajii) i S rubjw Mcdjj!al jnatitute,~ Vestnik Oftalmologi IN 31 May/ju~a pp 37-39 Twenty-aix~tran4PU$iona were administered to 10 patients. ranging from- A-- i:oviov of-th# uatc-lrioo ~or tho WX p4t,teato. ItIdIcatgo that ifitt-UrAdrWil b1loA trarofuslotij t6ntributed to improved local sympto=s in -the eyes. As it result this therapy had a beneficial effect on nine patier-tz Vhose eye sight beca~ue zwre acute, regardless of the severity of the diseaae during which the transfusions were administered. Yu. A. Dykhno points to the signif icant, stimulating effect of intrasternal blood transfusion and its greater effect-as compared with iiatravenous blood tranzfusion, regardless of the smaller amount of blood transfused. The admiuistration of heterogenous blood into the extremely sensitive receptor zone of the-sternum had a more pronounced effect than the usual ti~nsrusiont -6 uto ICU law file Itit (41 0a a 0 a a is O'n tf u a a (* a vone t s 0 a 4t uct *Q~C* of ' - it . 41 _ e d U -1 d rals. F. w 7 1 1 9960241`4111 Aft. &M-11 ltiiihYd. (U. S. S. R.) No. 7S. 4-42(i -t I *1 1935 434) Pa k -00 . n ).1 t At. ... 34 ( mc%msy ,. ZTnis tsvv arklm to bodics of j I) gaman. dunite *VA p&akktanite Willb aswd. pyl;ile sM Cu.ht 4 deptoillt UA (2), X gmaittle Witts high.1c"Sp. Ats 4frAwit 00 and 00 de;%wits and and the(r atcti. dL%tWvutkm 'go arv mututwittd. Ge WW Ill Wffe diliveled lirceintm 00 rally in Zu tacit, one 4 which mild. ImAN a too 4 00 00 .4f o* ~a u0 4. 1 l 1 4 .1,IIWKK.k L01 44TW9 CLOWK&W41 c Z_: 'T. ;. Z; Wato .4 IssaW13 41. Gftv QOC Olt I I I 0 a .9 I : I I II I A ; t aIt a a WiZAAAA lowi do-varbi a W a dot, 0,0 0 0 o * 0 0000 0 0 0 Co 0 0 0 0 & 0 0 * * 0 0 0 0 a 0 sli.* W 0 9-0 0 0 * *1 Ill a W-Mm"AmIrAI Koo Sa Ae, Jt a Tus I' au. The Karpushinskii cOpper and zinc dePOsits in the Central Urals, 1936. 110 (49-432054) =460 R9Z3 ,VO 6 v 6 W 0 6 4r W W, 1 6 9 a to ta u 66 f$ Is u Q M a v 4 v a is a isno Me dVc "m f tht EFr L l4 "d it clit G ; d. . o a o s ao ft "f B g J i U S LU A hk R S Y M 4 o~ u . &4 . a , . . , us ., _ t t 40 d Ab iac id 4 U Af C W . - i nu . tsa Md f og. . IM, : . l , 155.-Tbe Au is aswed. with cak=. tetrailtdfite'.4ako- py~te nlialerite and other salfidc ores (A the Itainuk : Urals. It aptwe" to be a low-temp.. hydrothcr. regim U141 fo"ttatim. C, A. $dLlvrml -09 -00 00 "1 see 00 a zoo 041 =00 of goo 00 Soo COO tj! U t9 1, L, 10,000 0 0006 000000's IST441 a j0449060aff *00 *,*00 49, 44 : : see X90 U00 tro 0 tie v 1*0 4_ f A-I,- aw 141 -- 0 a ad 0 9 a 4 T-Y. TIE d%W 0 OJC a 6 0 0 0 0 0 c 0 0000041 00,100ee*000*0009900060 0 6 6 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .-so The irnpriat method hii tulacindcl5mPhy. 'S. A. Yu,hk,l. - - 1 ' ~ SL' B ir d R 6 S S o b . ara - 3 . . . . r. g ,, ., ' . 1930, % 1, 137 A Y; R,`4'e'41. lh-r. 1040. No Xhim. .1 04 .5 lightly 1" G* so Or gwiliAM 4111fAM Of (he -Allit~lir a phillocriphl" 14'lk't b1i),W1410 futi-mavv Ali *Ai i4ml 10h cfl~) so to ri% 11R. V.04tinidCA layrr, 4114 'amm "ifft 14 m4wrill 11411. ALkItuffhAtivvilithwul. ' l4raptit to the flix. tefitibudof a 3-12.v, d ry battqTy and the fi".wsph~.- pain-ir It, the if l(rillinal, To itet'.1 I I 'f " Arl _4 reirtlic the letminAN. A . rr pa~tinlt the ctifirlit ' f f *0 ,w rx"it 20 W_ 1-7 2 tuin.. immvt~v the fiitwir in a "tie. " Ra %vlo ill i ti f ow n. Cons s ng o p g a ircalle"t th4% (min,, a cufcw Witt he exi"Ird element in the min". A charActerk- tic i'.n rint of the d t i t i d re 0 riven q u ita no p on the pagwir, Ap- prov , is implims call tw illad If " ti i l , c t le 'A'11' ill l1 nt,fo anildv_ The minple crta 1w irutett sifirt ju,li,hiftg~ A go 0 N'i Cn I'll '11 I' Mo A% Sn S A d Z 6 i ODA . . . an . . , . it vvii. lie ll, g solvent%. developers and culors (if the impirin(s are givon. go 0 _0 W. It. flenn zoo No 8 ties t o Is ) Aj 9 w 14 it it it I I 'I Illia n too Go's 0 1~ a isre , , so 4110 0 0 - - 1114 411 o - : 0 a 0 AF Go's 0 6-04 00 *-* 0 O'e-e- 0 0 Of f The methodn Of studyinf, ores under Microscope and by reflected light .2. dop. i perer. izd. Moskvap Gos. izd-vo gaol. lit-ry, 1949. .2;oa p. (-,C-P5379) QE-3611. IA 1. -Microscoi)e and "Ticroscopy. 2. ores 13 3 92 .1 , ~I, ~)NT 41 F-11ASE I TREASURE ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REPORT AID 645 -- I BOOK Call No.: QE389.5-I8 Author: YUSHKO,-S. A. Full Title: NEW 14ETHODS FOR MINERALOGICAL SqJDY OF OXIDIZED ORES Transliterated Title: Novyye metody mineralogicheskogo issledovaniya okislennykh rud .PUBLISHING DATA Originating Agency: None Publishing House: State Publishing House of Geological Literature__ bat,~: --1953- Not pp*:- - 48 116 of,- copies.. 5,060 Editorial Staff:. None PURPU3E: This booklet is recommended by P. Postnov, Chief of the Technical Administration of-the Minintry of Geoloeyj au a manual for workers In mineralogical-petrographical laboratories and for surveying parties and expeditions. TEXT DATA Coverage: This is a short booklet which gives to the mineralogical prospector the information necessary to identify by chemical means the presence of some metals in the oxidized (hypergene) ores. It should be used as an auxiliary manual for a portable field labora- tory chemical kit. It explains the-spot method of ore sample analysis, chemical reactions forming color films on mineral surfaces, 1/2- Novy've metody mineralog'icheskogo isaledovaniya AID 645 okl, lennykh rud the imprint method of using some reagents on a polished mineral surface and then printing its impression on photographic paper, ~and-finally,, the microscopic method of,.1dentification of minerals. Tables, charts, photos and color pictures supplement the text. No. of References: Russian 27 (1937-1951) Facilities: Moscow Oeological Prospecting Institute im. S-A Ordzhonikidze. 2/2 YUSM, 3,A,; PXR MI S.S., ra&&klor; POPOV, N.D., takhalcheekly rodaktor. r clkv methods In the Mineralogical study of oildical ores] NoVe astody ulmoraleglahsokage loolodavamila *klsl4ivyft rud. lsd.2-so. - 1. - ~ I Kookvs,, Gesonauchao-takhm. ltd-ve lit-ry po pol. I oklueze itedr, 1955. 52 P. -*--,- -- - . - - - - ---. - - - . - - - (KIRA 9:6) - - - - (Mixoraloff, Datermizative) I -- --- -YUSMCO'--S.OA#;.-- BORISHANSUTAS S.S**, SPMIYA, R.I., redaktor; GUROVA, O.A., Ituffifficheskly - - --- ---- - --- - -- [Tables for the Identification of minerals in PlIuvial sands] Tablitea diagnosticheakik'a priznakov mineralov v shlikhakh. Moskva, Goo* nau- chno-teMm. izd-vo lit-ry po gsologil I oWnrans nedre 1.955. 59 P. (Mineralogy, Determinative) (HIBA 8:5) -- - . -- 0 & . 11. :, I. . , - " , T'- ~l " : Cri + 1 't --" fil q,711 Q 41 r%?) ~F-ArPAIM MnCWR On ErurUULUrCZ5 RM bt;AxUl---Zl VA vl~i? All IJOAZ-. 5--l ; imeays~- 1. van ll;~ -z - z- - -- - - --. ... . ISAYSM, K.P.; TUSHKO, S.A. NAtlas of. ore stractUres 8-ad t~XtUr"s*.* 5.1. Taldykim, 11.1. Goncharik, G.N. Ralkeava, B.B. Rains. R"iswed by M.P. Isaenkoj S.A. iUKko. Izv.Aff'SSSR. Ser.geol. 21 no.9: li~-116 S 156. (MLRA 9:11) 1. Yoskovskiy geologo-razvedochnY7 Institut im8ni Sargo Ordzhonikidze. (ores) AUTHORi Yushko, S. A. 5-6-25/42 TITLEt Mineralogy of the Lead-Zinc Mineralization of the Karatau Range (Mineralogiya avintsevo-tainkovogo orudeneniya khrebta Karatau) PERIODICAL: Byulleten' Moskovskogo Obehchestva Ispytateley Prirody, Otdel Geologicheskiy, 1957, # 6, P 139 (USSR) ABSTRACTs The mineralization is represented by the three main types of orost ingrained, otreak-ingrained and aggregatives By the shape of ore bodloa# the mineralization ia divided into blanket deposits (ingrained and streak-ingrained ores)t crossing zones (streak-ingrained ores) and lens-shaped vein bodies (aggregative ores). More than 50 ore-forming minerals have been discovered in the ores. The primary minerals are as followst galenite,, sphalerite, wurtzite, pyrite,,mareasite chalcopyrite, chalcosine, tennantite, sulvanitet freibergite, argentite, native silver, cinnabar, ankerite, dolomite, calcite, quartz and barite. Cinnabar was detected only in the Terekty deposit in the form of relies in the oxidized zinc ores. AVAILABLE: Library of Congress Card 1/1 Geochemical characteristics oflead-zinc ores in the ram-Tau. Izve vyoo ucheb* save; gool, I razv. 2 no.2-.076-90 7 159. (MIRA 12: 10) lAbskovskiy goologorazvodoohnyy inatitut Im. S. Ordzhonikidze. Kafedra poleznykh Jokopeqemykh. (Kara-Tau--Lead ores) (Kara-Tau-Zine ores) Qualitative mineralogical characteristics of principal tMe of ores In Kara-Tan lead-zinc deposit. Izv.v7s.ucheb.zav.: gool.i razv. 2 no.5:87-97 MY 159. (KIRA 12-.12) 1. Moskovskiy geologorazvedoch institut im. S.Ordzhonikidze. -(Kara-Tau--Mineralo97r Basic mineral associations and their structural features in the-Kara-Tau lead-zinc deposits, -Izvvysucheb.zav.;geol. i razv. 3 no,2 -.77-91 F 16o. (IMU 15: 5) 1. 14oskovskiy goologorazvedochnyy institut Ordzhonikidze. (Kara-Tau-Mineralogy) YUSIOM, S.A.; IFAHTOPULO~ T.N. Cinnabar in oxidized lead and zinc ores of southern Kazakhstan. Trudy Mine muzo no*U%23.1-214 161, (la-RA 16:7) (Kazakhstan-Cinnabar) YUSHKOI S.A. sulvanite-in zinc-lead OreM Of the Nara-Tau. Trudy Min. muzo .no.32-.215-219 161o (MLRA 16:7) (Kara-Tau-SulVsmite) complex- m-e-tal-d it Ar -e- epos 5 L ,-'M yal a-- -Tau. Trudy MGRI 371:102-lo7 161. (MIRA 15:1) (Kara-Tau--Wulfenite) YUSIIKO; S.A. Lead and silver minerals in lead and zinc ores of the Kara- Tau. Izv. vys. uchebe zav.; geol. i razv. 4 no.1:25-40 Ja 161o (14IRA 34: 7) 11 Moskovskiy geologorazvedochnyy institut imeni S. Ordzhonikidze. (Kara-Tau-Ore deposits) YUSHED, S.A. new genetic classification or textures and stracttwes in ores. Sov.geol. 5 no.2:100-121 F 162& (MM 15:2) L.Moskovskiy geo3.ogorazvedochnyy institut imani S.Ordzhonikidze, (Orea-Classification) tiALKIN,_I.bf.,-kand.te.khn.nauk; ALBOROV, Z.B. gornYY Sep? inzhener-mekhanik If4proving, boring, with ainkar dirlla At the lAntnogorak Combine. Gor.zhur. no.3:36-38 Mr 060, (MM 1415) 1. Laninogorskiy polimetallicheakiy kombinat. (taL4it Keiia~dwtwi-lavvince-Rock driLls) riw inzhener;.,P 0 -P-P Zj B, , go Recent dervelopMentis bY ths SPecial-design section of the Lenlno- gorsk Combine, Gor. zhur. no* 5:7-* -72 bly 161. (MM 14:6) 1. L-eainogorskiy kombinate (R oak drU3A) ALBORDV, Z.B.; YUSHKO, S-P- Drilling opqrations in the mines of the Leninogorsk Combine. Vzryv. delo no.46/3:139-149 161, (MIRA 15:1) -I (Leninogorsk region (East Kazakhstan Province)-Boring) ALBOROV,-Z.S..; YUSHKO, S.P. New machines for drilling deep slim holes in hard rock. Vzryv. delo no.46/3:150-160 '61. (MIRA 15:1) (Rock drills) LEBEDEV, I.I.; YUSHKO, S.P. -an Vachine --Min-.4ng- and, ore -dressing-.eqiApwn4' of the Z-astg-azakhst Manufacturing Plant., Gor.zhur. no.209-61 F 64. (MRA 17:4) L Glavnyy inzhener Vostochno-Kazakhstanskogo mashinostroitellnogo zavoda (for Lebede-.)*, 2. Glavnyy konstruktor Vosto--hno-Kazakh- stanskogo mashinostroitallnogo zavoda (for Yushko). TUSHKO, T.L. Re inforced coz=ete slabs for crossings. Put, i put.khoz. 4 no.8: 25 Ag 160. (MIRA 13:7) 1. Nachallnik distantaii Puti, stantsya Apostolovo, Donetsko7 dorogi- (Railroads--Crossings) (Reinforced concrete construction) YUSERO, T.1. I - F 4~llast looseners for tie tampers. Puts i put.khoz. , 4. no.10:16 0 160. ' .(MIRA 13:9) 1. Nachallnik distantsit, at. Apostalowo, Stalinakoy dorogi. (Railroads-Sqaipment and supplies) YUSHKO;.,V-I-jinzh. Construction of automatic control systems for uniflow hydrodynamic .diesel locomotive transmission systems. Trudy MIT no.149:27-39 162. (MIRA, 16: 5) (Diesel locomotives-Trananiaoion devices)