SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZAKUTNER, M. YA. - ZALAN, L. M.

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SOV/137-58-11-23430 D
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr ll-, p 227 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Zakutner,
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TITLE: An Investigation of Grain Textures Encountered During Rolling and
Recrystallization of Low-alloyed Dynamo Steel (0. 90/6- Si) [ Issledo-
vaniye tekstury prokatkij rekri5tallizat5ii v slabolegirovannom
dinamnorn zheleze (0. 9%Si))
PERIODICAL: Author's dissertation for the degree of Candidate of Physical-
Mathematical Sciences, presented to the Urallskiy un-t (Urals
University), Sverdlovsk, 1958
ABSTRACT: Magnetometric methods were employed by the author in studying
the formation of rolling (RT) and rec rys tall ization (RcT) textures
depending on the conditions of deformation (D) and annealing. It
was established that an RT is IOTMed in the (112) (1101 plane only
during limited cold Us, whereas RT's in planes (00 1) 11101 + (112)
[ I 101 occur during severe told Ds. It is shown that the grain
textures of hot and combination rolling are similar to the texture
produced by cold rolling. A relationship was established between
the RcT and the degree of preceding D; two types of RcT (for small
Card 1/2 and severe D) are shown. The mechanism of the formation of the

SOV/137-58-11- 23430 D
An Investigation of Grain Textures Encountered During Rolling and (cont )
RT and RcT is discussed.
ASSOCIATION: Ural'skiy un-t (Urals University), Sverdlovsk
A, B.
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GRIGOROV. X.V.; BLOMUN. G.P.; KOR I , B.A.; ZAKMM, M.Ya.
Study of texture produced by cold rolling and recrystallization In
iron and Iron-silicon alloys. Fiz.mat.i metalloved. I no.1:36-47
'55. (MLRA 9:3)
1. Sverdlovskiy pedagogichookiy institut I Institut fisiki metallov
Urallskogo filials, AN SSSR I Ryazanskiy podagogichaskiy Institut
i Sverdlovskiy sallskokhozyaystvennyy institut.
(Iron alloys--Netallography)

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AUTHOPZ: Grigorov, K. V., Blolchin, G. P. and Zakutner, M. Ya.
TITLE: Influence of recrystallisation on the texture of low
carbon and d:~rnamo steel. (Vliyaniye perekristallizatsii
lia teksturu v inalouolerodistoy i dinwanoy stali).
PERIODICAL: Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, 1957, Vol-5, No.1,
PP. 150-153 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: The changes in the texture of cold rolled lov, carbon
(0.1% C) and dynamo steel (about 1.0% Si) during a to y
and y to a transformation was investigated on specimens
which were subjected to various reductions 0and annealed
for various durations at 8401 860 and 1000 C. It was
found that in low carbon and dynamo steels with small
reduction values a change in the character of the texture
takes place as well as weakening during recrystallisation.
The texture is similar to the recrystallis Ction texture
s qngl defo ed material 03-- 15
in t qo%w 15 -1 tool) [11, and
(li2) 1 , i.e. a recrystallisation texture of
the second type lich is more stable than the re-
crystallikqtion t?xttire of the first type J(100) [004
(110) [0031) . This confirms the conclusions arrived
at in earlier work of the authors (Refs-7 and 8) that the
Card 1/2 recrystallisation temperature is the result of super-

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Influence of recrystallisation on the -texture of low carbon and
dynamo steel.
position of recrystallisation textures of the first and
the second types. In the case of a recrystal-lisation
texture of the second type, the degree of perfection
during recrystallisation is strongly weakened in low
carbon steels as well as in dynamo steel.
There are 4 figures and 8 references, 7 of which are
Slavic.
SUMITTED: August 20, 1956.
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Metal Physics, Ural Branch of the
Ac'.Sc. USSR. (Institut Fiziki Metallov Ural'skogo
Filiala AN SSSR).
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
Card 2/2

GRIGOROV, E.V.:, ZAKUTNER, H-Ta-
Deformation texture in the cold rolling of low-alloy electrical
steel. liz. met. i metalloved. 10 no#3:404-411 S l6o.
(MINA 13:10)
1. Sverdlovskiy pedagogicheekly institut i Sverdlovskiy sel'skok-
khozyaystvennyy institut.
(Rolling (Metalwork)) (Steel alloys--Iletallography)

ZAKU7T.,ER, M. Ya. , Cand Phye-Math Sci -- (dies) "Investigation of the
texture of lamination and recrystallization in lightly alloyed dynamo
iron (0.9% Si)-w Sverdlovsk, 1958. 15 pp (Min of Higher Education
USSR, Ural State Univ Im A. M. Gor'kiy), 120 copies (KLt 16-58, 115)
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ZAKUBEA) Me Ya.,
"Investigation of the Texture of Rolling and Recrystallization in Low Alloy
(0. 9% Si) Dynamo Steel," Sverdlovsk, 1958 (Dissertation presented and approved
for the degree of Cand. Chem. Sci.) Ural State Univ. im A. M. Gorlkiy.

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"The Condensation of Dicarboxylic -Esters with Oxalic Ester
in the Presence of Metallic Sodiu-, -- IV. The Condensation
of Nonanedic%rboxylic 2ster with Oxalic Enter,"
Zhur. Obshch. Khim., 13, No. 17, 191;0.
Lab. of Organic Chemistry Central Asian State Univ.
Received 11 Feb. 1940.
Report U-1610, 3 Jtm- 1952.

ZAKUTSKAYA M.A.:- SOLOMASKHINA F. Kh
"The Condensation of Dicarboxylic Esters with Oxalic Ester in the Presence oif Metallic
Sodium--V. The Condensation of Decanedicarboxylic Ester with Oxylic Ester," Zhur. Obshch.
Dim, 10, Nol7, 19hO. Lab. of Org. Chem., Central Asian State Univ. rcd. 11 Feb-lAO
Report U-1610P 3 Jan 1952.

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ZAKUTSKAYA..-X-.A.; KADYROV, Ch.K.
Nitration of 2-fur7ltrichlornmeth7l carbinol. Uzb.khia.zhur.
ng.1:6?-69 159. (MM 12:6)
I.Sredneastatakly-gosouniversitat is. V.I.Lenina.
(Ifurfuryl alcohol)

Z&MbMTA,,14*Ae;-BOBRIX, V.M.
Condensation of 3-bromo-2-furaldeWe with ketones. Dok. AN
UsSOR no.10:21-25 158. (MIRA 11:12)
1. Sradneaziatakiy gosudarstvanVy universitet im. V.I.Lenina.
Predutavleno chlonom-korrespondentom AN UzSM I-P-TSukervanikom.
(Furaldehyde) (Ketones) (Condensation products 06xietry))'

AUTHORS: Zakutskaya Y A , Yuldashev, Kh. SOV/79-29-2-15/7t'
TITLE: Condensation of o-Nitroanisole With Chloral Hydrate
(Kondensatsiya o-nitroanizola a khlorallgidratom)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obahchey khimii, 1959, Vol 29, Nr 2, PP 429-431 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The condensations of o- and p-nitrophenol (Refs 8,9) and o-nitro-
anisole with chloral hydrate (Ref 10) are Imomn among the direct syn-
theses of nitrodiaryl trichloroethanes. D. A. Shirley obtained
only a yield of 12~ 1,1,1-trichloro-2,2-di-(4-methoxY-3--nitro-
phenyl)-ethane (II-) from o-nitroanisole (0-5 mol) with chloral
hydrate (0-25 Mol) in the presence of concentrated sulfuric
acid (50 gr) and 20j2* oleum, (100 gr). No secondary products form-
ing in this condensation are mentioned in this connection, On
synthesizing tr-Johlorinated carbinole and on investigating their
reactions the authors studied this oondenuation more closely, On
varying the quantity of sulfuric acid and its rate of addltlon
they obtained from nitroanisole (0.2 mol), chloral hydrate
(0.1 mol) and sulfuric acid (1.5 mol) the compound (II) in a
yield of 60% and a small amount (5%) 1,1,1-trich1oro-2,2-(4-
methoxY-3,-nitrophenyl)(21--methoxy-31-nitrophenyl)-ethane (III).
Card 1/2 With a smaller amount of H 23o4 (0.,41 mol to 0.1 mol o-nitro-

Condensation of o-Nitroanisole With Chloral Hydrate SOY/79-29-2-15./71
anisole) the authors succeeded in separating 61% of the ~nter-
mediate product M (4-methomy-3-nitrophenyl trichloromethyl
carbinol). In some condensations of o-nitroanisole (0.2 mol)
with chloral hydrate (0.! mol) and sulfuric acid (1,5 mol) only
traces formed of (I), while compound (IV), melti-ig only at
3500, formed as the chief product. Its oxidation product showed
the positive reaction on an anthraquinone nucleus. With regard
to the papers by Quelet (Ref 12) and collaborators the authore
suppose the compound (IV) to be the proluct of autocondensation.
of (I) and to be a bis-(mesotrichloromethyl)-dimethoxy d-initro
dihydro anthracene (Schene). There are 17 refer6nces, 3 of which
are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Sredneaziatskiy gosudaretvennyy univeraitet ((Soviet) central
Asia--~ State University)
SUBMITTED: January 8, 1958
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Vapor pressure and boiling point of a ternary mixture of acetic
anhydride, acetic aeid, and water. Dokl. IPI 5 no. 1/2:161-
164 163. (MIRA 17:6)

VASENKO, Ye.N.; GATALA, Ye..-e.; ZAKUTSKAYA, M.P.; IPNASHLIVA, V.L.;
KFj%Y7,', ROVA , V. F. ; ().V.
Liquid-vapor equilibrium in the ternary synteri acetic anhyc'U'Llae -
acetic acid - acetaldehyde. DokI. U"I 5 no. 1/2:172-175 163.
(MIM 17:6)

D.E.
Potentialities for the grovth of labcr productivity in mines of
the Vorkutugoll Cozbine. Ugoll 35 no.3-1:22-23 11 160. (XLW3:12)
(Pechora Basivo-Coal mines and mining-Labor productivity)

LIBERMAN, Yu.M., kand. tekhn. roe&; ZAKUTSKIY. I.A., kand. tekhn. nauk
--- I -
Relation between the resistance to bending of the bearing
surfaces of supports and the hardness of rocks. Nauch. soob.
LGD 15:110-119 162. (MIRA 17-2)

r- ZAKU_TSKIY,--IA.-O~-kand.tekhn.naul~% LIBERMAN, Yu.M., kand.tekhn.nauk; RUPPENEYT,
K.V.0 doktor tekhn.nauk
Calculation of spherical bearing surfaces of a prop support. Nauch.
soob. Inst. gor. dela 4:89-96 16o. (MIRA 15:1)
(Mine timbering)

ILISHTEYN, A.M.; GAYDUKOV, V.I.; ZAKUTSKIY, I.A.
Rock pressure control in longwalls of flat and inclined seams
with roof caving on the stope lining. Ugoll 36 no.32:27-
31 D f61. (MIRA 14:12)
(Rock pressure)
(Mine.timbering)

., I. A.: W1Af',j' T60h 801 (dItm) -- "Invon IJ lift I'A on rX 'ho e-nNitpricr,
7AKIMSM 1,
of side rock to t~e caving In of mine suppoets in cleaning work". Moscar, 1958.
17 pp (min Admin of Sci Res and Dee-ign organizations of the Gosplan LOSR, All-
Union Sol Res Minine Inst, VLD1), 150 copies (KL, Wo 6, 1-59, 123)
Y

ZAKUTSKIY I A.
Brief account of results of studies on the penetration resistance
of props and of works on the theory of punch props. Fix,-aekh.-
avois.,dav.i ramr.gor.porod no.1:42-60 062. (MIRA 160)
(Mine timbering)

ILISHTEYN, Aieksandr Mikhaylovich, kand. tekhn. rauk.- GAYDUKOV,
Viktor 1van vich; ZAKUTSKIY, Igorl Aleksandrovich;
VORONKOV, A.K., A-In.-TO.
(Settling of the roof without battery stulls in longwalls
of flat seams]Bezorgannaia posadka krovli v lavakh pologil-h
plastov. Moskvap TSentr. in--t. tekhn. informatsii ugollnoi-
pronrjshl., 1962. 51 P. (MIRA 17:7)

__. jyan, Petrovich; KRUGLOV, Oleg VIadimirovich; KLEYW
ZAKUTSKg,,,,, RNOV. F.I.,
otvotGtve~n'y'y--j-ed.; SABITOV, A., takhn.red.
[Underground gasification of coal in the Donets Basin] Podzemnais
gazifikataiia kamennvkh uglei v Donbasae. Moskva, Uglatekhizdat.
1957. 26 p. (MIFLA 11:4)
(Donets Basin-Coal gasification, Underground)

MARSHAKOV, I.K.; ZAKUTSKIY) V.I.
Simple unit for potentlostatic measurements. Zhur. fiz. khim.
38 no.1:237-238 Ja'64. (MM 17:2)
1. Voronezhskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

ZAKUTSKIY V.P.
'I., -
Unusual density of population of the mollusk Aloidis maectica (Mil.)
in Odessa Gulf. Zool. zhur. 42 no.lOtl579-1580 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Odessa Biological Station, Institute of Hydrobiology, Academy
of Sciences of the Ukrainian S.S.R.

. ZAn7SM -YE,-(Odessa)
"Svaming" of polychaeten.
Friroda 52 no.3s39 163,, (MIM 16:4)
(Polychaeta)
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ZAKUTSKIY, V.P. [Znkutslkyi, V.11.1
4. erm part of thn Elr- jr-
Zoobenthos resources of the northwes ~- __C
Sea. Dop. AN URSR no.10:1376-1,378 162. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Odesskaya biologiche5kaya stantsiya Instituta gidrobiologii
AN UkrSSR.

ZAKUTSICIY, V.P. (Zakutatkyi, V.P.]
Fecundity of the shrimp Leander adspersus Rathke in the Rogayak lagoons
of the Sea of Azov. Zbir. prats' Zool.muz. AN URSR no.31:70-71 162.
Abundance of the sea anemone Cylista viduata P. Wright in the western
part of the Tenderovskiy Bay of the Black Sea. Ibid.:72-75
(MIRA 17:2)

ZAKUTSKIYP V.P. - ,
Supply of zoobenthos in the Black Sea. OkeanoloLdii ~ no.3:
504-505 163. (MPA 16t8)
1. Odeaskaya biologicbeskaya stantsiya, InBtitUta gidrobiologii
AN UkrSSR.
(Black Sea-Benthos)

ZAKUTSKIY~ V.P.
e-- ~ ~,-
Distribution of the bottcm fauna in the northwestern part of the
Black Sea. Okeanologiia 3 no.6slO85-1086 163. (MMA 17W
1. Odeaskava biologicheskaya stantsiya Instituta gidrobiologii
AN UkrSSR.

SKIYA-AAII~--. --
Danalty' of the r-ucr-,zc,:.b,mthor; In 4he ~,,J.,J- .r JVr;
Sea, Okeanologlia 4 no.4z-684-686 16--'. 'NXT?A .1.7j'-,0)
I* TnalAtut bto,%glA. yuzlmykh moroy limid. A.O,Kovalewq~ofi,,~,, Odfzoskopq
owolenlye,

VINOGIULDOV, K.A. (Vynohradov., K.O.1; ZAKUTSKIY, V.P. (ZELkut,-jfkyl, V.Pol
A few wcrds about the Echinodarmata ~jf the Wack 3Fr-. Nauk-4ft;~-
-0d,biol.sta. no.5,tI08-1210 164- k,mlp-k

ZAKUTSKIT V.P.
.--- ~
Study of vertical migrations of scme bonthic erd rak"benzh!c
arcaniamp In the Zhobripin Bny and GanAaheiak Port Aqrrtr1t,M,-
Gldroblolo zhur, no.lx63-67 16JOG MnA 18; 10)
1. Odesakoyo otdoleniye Instituta biologil yuzhnykb mrey
AN Ukr,,SR.

ZAKUTSKIY .
ft, - .
,111,ill.u of Balanuo a,; i, for (Aher
0 k - i
ZooL. %1hur. 41, nc.7.: 109 2165. ("JiF. .18;9)
1. Odeoskoye otdeleniye Instituta biologii yttzhnykh morey
SSCSR.

WROZOT, R.A.; ZAM=IY, V.S., inzh.
Combating the accunulation of paraffin in free-flowing wells.
Reftianik 3 no.4:14-16 Ap 158. (NM 1115Y
1* Zaveduyushchiy Zhirnovskim neftepronVolom (for Morozov).
2. Mairnovskly neftepromyel (for Zakuteldr).
(paraffin)
(Oil wells--lquipment and supplies)

Z&KUYNV, A.X.
The role of human activity In the reflection of objective rea2itles
[in Aserbaijani vith sussary in Russian). 1zv.AN A29rb.SS& no.6:
81-89 -To 156. (WBA 9: 11)
(Perception) (Reality)

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ZLKZHE;VSKIY, Yp_.A.,p,polkovnik meditsinBkoy sluzhby.. prof.; W"RONOV, Ye.1.2
meditsinskoy sluzhby.
Radiation sickness resulting from internal irradiation. Voen.-
mad. zhur. no.8:29-35 162- (MA 16:9)
(RADIATION SICKIIESS)

ZAL V.
kwU rdW. 6reatment of
024 of sod I v= bo Vaj. sdmv. Unty 190-a0
50 p. 22".
IL, Of tile OrUmpeffe Depuftent at the State 740MY Bodyltal in
PU~ft (Rad . Doent Dwo *21vkap N.D.).
CM Val. 2D 1b. 2 Feb 2951

zil", F.
almmlF.Z.r!'~sI Mo. (Mezo[-.azda,-,at,-i es Elelriszeripari T:,domanyos
Eaes,aet) Budape3t.
Food consimption of the popidation and cban(-:es in the taste. p. 271
Val. 12, lio. 819, Aug./Sept. 1958.
NIOnthly List of the East &-iropean A~!bssions (EE-AI), LC, Vol.F, Ilo. 3,
March 1959 Urclass.

ZAT-A. Ferenc
Effect of population conditions on the conamprtion.
Stat ozemle 41 nool:39-53 Ja 963.b
1, Balkereakedelmi Miniazterium oszta1yvvze4AjG-
14,

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Cryptorohism and its therapy. Gyermekgyogyaszat 13 no.2:33-4.0
F 162.
1. Heim Pal Ciyemelckorhaz Sebeszeti Oztalya.
. I (CRYPTOwAISM ther)

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Z~~Aj qiA
do PACIff) M., pr---)f. (Bucuresti); POPESCU, Elena, prof. (Bucuresti)
In support of geography teaching in evening courses. Natura
Geografie 15 no.5:63-68 S-0 163.

AUTHOR: Zala, Yu. SOV/2-58-11-10/18
TITLEt On the Work of Hungarian Statisticians (0 rabote statistikov
Vengrii)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik statistiki, 1958, Nr 11, pp 61-64 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a general description of the statistical activities in
Hungary.
ASSOCIATION: TsSU Vengerskoy Narodnoy Respubliki (Central Statiatical Ad-
ministration of the Hungarian People's Republio)
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ZALABA) S.
Radio-Apparatus and Supplies
Perfectin~t the auto-transformer Pat-200/220
Radio., No. 2, 1952.
Mon . List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
r , 195Z. UNGIA55Ix I-J.

ZALABAK, J-
"TropicaliZatiOn Of electric equipment for Indonesia."
p. 207 (Sdelovaci Technika) vol. 6, No. 6, June 1958, Praha) Czechoslovakia)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (FEAI) IL, Vol. 7, No. 9, September 1958.
I

ZAIAEAK, J.
Telephone equipment for the tropics. P. 476.
SIABOPROUDY OBZOR. (Ministerstvo vesobeeniho strojirenstvip' Ministerstvo, spoju
a Ceskoslovenska vedecko-technicka spolecnostp sekee elektrotechnika) Praha,
CzechosInvakia, Vol. 20, I-To. 7, July 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) W, Vol. 8, No. 11,
November 1959,
Uncle

ZAL;,BAK, V.
Rostlinna vyroba; kratky kurs. Urceno pro posluchace dalk-aveho studia ns-
nevottedoInkych -,woroch Pr-rihn, Stltni rpodngogicke nakl., 1?56. "'13 n-
(Ucebni texty vysokych skol) (Plant proiuction; -.i brior a.-ourof) I'or cor-
respondence stiidents at the nonnericultural d6part7ents of the Higher School
of Economics',
i
DA Not in DIL
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (!,-FAL) LC, Vol. 5, No. 12, Dec 1957. Uncj.

ZAL-AB,AKs -Y. ,
Frirucka pro planovace-economy zemedelske vyroby.
Praha., Statni pedagogicke nakl., 1955. 168 p. (Ucebni
-texty vysokych skol)
SOURCES: MAL LO Vol. 5 No. 10 Out. 1956

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abstmet.
ZALAM Vl
Utilization and development of the Bulgarian stimlation nethods in
Czechoslovakia. Izv Inst bial BAN 10:247-261 6o. (EW 10:4)
(CZECHOSLOVAKIA--PLANTS)

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KLARA, W.; POCIEJ, S.; ZALAOHG-14.SKI,_W. __ _
Up-to-date teabnique of perforating oil weLIB. Viad raft 7 no.10:
217-222 161.

ZALPASTAIUMVILI, S.
Inside the Georgian Republic. Obshchnestv.pit. no.4:7-0~ A-p !61.
il
'II,:;.A 14,- 3)
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1. Zemestitell ministra torgWli Gruzinskoy SSR,
(Georgia-Restaurantsp lunchroomsy etc.)

ZALDASTANISHVILIJ, SH. G.
Doe Agr Sci, Dias -- "Theoretical foundation of tea plant culture in
the humid subtropics of the USSR". Tbilisi, Publishing House of the
Georgian Agr Inst, 1961. 64 pp with drawings, 23 cm (Min of Agr GSSR.
Georgian Order of Labor Red Banner Aar Inst), 180 copies, No charge
'~t
(KL, No 9, 1961, p 185, No 24381). L 1-5300ff

-Treatmeat 61' bad AspMU-cQntAWR_ i4~umyo,
MAS6 Kishitti lot&d A.Ar4.
ZA antl FW MYC"tors). - Ortf;
V(w fars, W4 Aghwt4trag. or A*--'
ph4t-copt Uwe udzW With addnl, bytitocarbons in tuck'
a tMted With H at 42
~W, 1040 atm., bldWz cstalyits of Weak bydrogmatWa;
Under Ilmervic"Condidon-v, tbdsddal~,
JrAN must be present mInly in the pb= tW -d*,~
veg4 00 tha "pW9, H, aud -boiling c4i
gontent a( the afadus.mitterialand an the dclirce of hard,
hOlAWIFIRP4. 1U OM41*3 tw4 an naturvJ 0 PAI.
silicata. A4%-,'*'c%pftUIlJy powd. charcoal or C401
~.tiyited witk FeA..,:The rtactl6u product may pm
Aro4h 4 or more reactors.; Thtu, 100 kg. crude aH of d.*'
mled wig 100
AA% -'aDA,14.4% fiaid Mphalt was
-The mixtwas latroclaced Into'
coW-PcA catAlyst ju;d beated to 4400. The pre=re w",
b.
7D AtM the spa4va,ivelbcity 0.6 kz* A./fit- referred tot ell
r "Val. of a 20 reict connected to the Ist one, The:
~C on is
aW -Or6d t' i -cq4dnuotWy removed, cooW, and 4'
up W the usual manner. Aftee
WIN
kg- addal,oib. 90 kg. pmduct was obLilned.
and 20 kg. b..>3500. Nearly 00%
A It to ~34Q
were 03Uvcrted-`-
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ZAIAI,p ARM
The avdda& of *11o, in i We"tres-
as %Nrw%y ula FL-&M. and;iGdr&s Zabi
TVA
Magyar Ktm. Poty60of $8, X1-r419524)z:z-YfTdi[1t, -oilpro-
duck-I Irmit mineral oil-qa% oil of 1,141)c (113a: 0.70M. Pill
1.4,12n,afillittelmlit: 230OH1111 " C111p.?
Chemical Abst. 310* in 90%) was procftscdlnn7(X)-n0. tractorof Cr feel of
30 rmn. inner dkun. under-100atm. 11, pressure, In the pres.
Vol-40 NoO ence of 160zol. catalyst (tungsten sulfide). Theconversion.
Feb. 10s 1954 to liquid produtt3 and the yield obtained were-owing to
secondary reactions-beloir those c2lcd. on the bash of
Petroleump Lubricante, and Asphalt thermodyuwk equations. Methane forntation was lusig-
nificant; thus it Is probable that secondary reactions take
Plam under cittalyt ic (nil -1 underthcrnil0effects. Gaso-~
i11t;e and' iddle-oll wts also contained na~hthenrs and
aromatic compds. ormed probably above gasmis hydro-
carbons., The yield of liquid luctswas reducIA in the,
scquence 95.0, 77,5, 66,3, and 30.7% when the temp. of:
processing was raised from MO to 3W, 400, and rft* C., resp.1
The gaseous products ranged Sexpi ed In pcrcrntag" of
crude Initial material) 4.1. 222.), 43 2, and 69.3%. showing
ever Increasing.contents of inethane, ethane, propuncF, and
botame. * The gasoline produced at the mentioned temps..
amou"te 'by wt.; Its content'
A to 0.0, 23.8. 25.5, and 17.410
of aromatic compds, was at tempi. MWI 400, anti 11M' 6.5,
7.0, and 27.5% by wt., content ot nalifithtne 3.2, R.O. and
v

HUNGAIRY/Solid State Phy6ics - Stru~~tanl Cryst_~llography E-4
Abs Jour : Faf Zhur - Fizika, .7o 4, 1958,, zio 8214
kathor : Sasvari K.., Zalai A.
Inst Not Given
Title The Crys Structure and Mermal Decomposition of Alumina
and Alumina Hydrates as Begardel from the Point, of View of
Lattice Geometry.
Orig Pub Acta geol. Acad. sci. hl-Mg-; 1957j, 4j, No 3-4., 415-466
Abstract Starting with the closest.-pack-Ing principles, the authors con-
sider the crystalline styacturec of modifications of Al (0H)3
and AIM. Changes occlarring in atr-actures of modifications
of Al O'~f ) 3during dehyclraticn are discw9sed,
Card 1/1

MUND, Mihal--7; ZALAI, Andras; GODE, Istvan; BENGM,, Las3lo
Detlorminaticn of hUhway octane -.,--bers. Magy ke:2 !a:) 20
no.3:1:.3-118 Mr 165.
1. Hungarian Mineral Oil and Natural 3as Experimental
Instituta.

ZALAI, ArArwi; JANLS), Tibor
Hydrocracking zwthods. Magy kem lap 19 no.6:289-296 is 164.
1, Hangarian Petroleum and Natural Gas Testing Institutej Budapest
(for Zalai).
2. E,OOLAJTERV, Budapest (for Jatcso)

UMLTI, Jowef,- ZAIAI, Andras; BIMLER, Richa--dp dr.; SPITZNER, Helmut
Achi,WOMOnta of the second largs-se418 experiment performed by
tho 'Varga procoune Nahly kom lap 18 no.5x212-217 W 163.
lo Magyar-Nemet Varga Tam.Llmanyi, Tareasago Budapest-Bohlop.

ZALAI Andras dr. (Budapest U., Nepkozttu-tjanvg UQ&
,7
' '-- Kch;
BI ~iard, dr.; (Bohlen, Streitteich 14, German Democratic
Republic)
Hydroarticking oxf,urimento in the Hungarian-German Varga
Society. Act& 011imica Hung 31 -n0-1-31)01-308. 162 f
1. Ungarisch-D~utsche Varga-Studiengeoellachaft, Budnpest--
Bohlen.

ZALAI, Andras
Refininp distillate oils by hydrogenation. Magy kem lap 16
0
396 S 161.
1. Magyar-Ilemet Varga Tanulnanvi Tarsasag.

7ZAL A

G/0021/61/000/012/001/003
D228/XO~
AUTHORS,~ Birthler, Richard (Bdb-len), Spitzner, Helmut
(Bdhlen), ICArolyi, Jbzsef (Budapest), and Zalai,
Andra's (Budapest)
TITLE.- The development of the Varga Process to a state
suitable for large-scale production and its inter-
national significance for mineral-oll processing
and utilization
PDRIODICALa Gheraiuche teohnik, no. 12, 1961, 704-709
IFOXT, The Varga hydrocrackinS procesa of crude-oil residues
and tars produces maximum yi.elds of refined products, namely
diesel oil and li6httl fuel oil, and its industrial application
has already been proven ir arge-scale tests. T-his article des-.
cribes the developuent of the Varga Process and the results of
the second large-scale test which war. performed at -the V'EB
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G/002/61/000/04i 2/001/003
The development of the D228/D304
Kombinat "Otto Grotewohl" i-n, Bdhler-, SZG. The med2Iu.T--~ress-,.,-,,e
hydragenation pfocess developed by Professor Doctor Jozsef Var;-a V
.4,zet (HIgh-Pressure Research In.,
of the Hagynyomasu Kiserleti Int
stitute) for processinS the sulfuro-as and asphaltir~ cr,)de cil
of the Nagylengyel deposits, underwent 5emiproduct-Ion, tests L-.
PkfU-rdd and two large-scal.p tests at the VBB Koinbinat '~Ott z.
Grotewohl" in. Rbhler- For evaj.,Aatin,~; the testo ~-,rid tile
ment of a large -se-,-Iale production ,rocess, the flunGariarv-,Gerra!~
11-arj,7 a Ri,~3~-; a. r,: h So r: -Le ty w as e st a Ib! is he d on. June 1, V9 59
P-, P-!3d a branc~i in Bbhler-; iiear Leipzir~, SZ(-',.
t~~Oto, in, 1956, were zade wlj.-,~!-,
Nagy-,er.i,,yel crude -oll and Bbhl'~(-, t1jr, tili'.
pertormed in -1960 la coope.-rution wiLAki Hungarian t,~ x p (-,. r. -Nr
irade with Sotlet Rcuashkin crude oJA freed frow. kasoli-rie- by a
mospheric. di-sti-11-ation up to 200 C... Based on laboratory test.,-k
and prevlo~is experience, a former DFID plant of the "Otto Grr-te-
wohl" Works was aodified for hyd-rccrackin& of Roxa-,!ikir- ~C.
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G/002/61/000/0j2/001/003
The development of the D228/D304
according to the Varga Process. A flow chart of tHe test nllan~7
is given in Fig. 3. The charge stock was delivered by the VEB
8ynthesewerk Schwarzlielde, the catalyst paste by the VEB Leuna-
Werke "Walter Ulbricht", the obtained 8tripper produot was
sent for further distillation to the VBB Teerverarbeitungswerk
Rositz, and the residuum from the hot-separator I wa3 USed fQr
boiler firing. The tests were 72-ade under various react:_~)-,
ditions and proved the the Varga Process can be considere.d;
the ir-.
suitable for cominercial application.. Relations between
jection. rate, temperature and gas-to-product ratio were estab-
lished, and possibilities for increasing the yields by recyc-,
ling were investigated. It was found that semisolid products it,
the hot-separator I can be reduced by increasing the gas-tc-prIll-
duct, ratio, that their yield depends also on the temperature Jn
the hot-separator, and that the recyclin& of these products
does not improve the yield. Also recycling of the contact mass
is not advisable. Tests, in whien the feed of reforminc; gas
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The d'iVelopmaill; of tho
(;/002/61/000/01-
D228/D504
was gradually reduced, showed thall- 2.6 wt j; of
-~,re aufficient for a chur6rc sl-ck wnjxii oontairs
A SUrnm ry of tic- ClUirw] atock arid yields ".s ) IJE j 2
g
Table 5 3
G'aarge itocki Crude oil, 00. 0
Re-form-Ink- gas 0
Contact paste 4~O
To t al. 10"),-. U
yieldsS strai6llt-run !gasoline (up 41"0 1800 0- --.20.0
Disti-Ilate i~-aso'Lre- 7.0
Diesel cil ZUP to 3G,& C.) 43.0
Refined fuel 12.0
varator I (vir6iv. heavy fuel oil
FLc se
~;clid b,)rl-.eF
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G/002/61/000/012/001/003
The develop,iient of L:L(,' --- D228/D304
Hot-sepurator 11 (virgin fuel oil of medium
quality) ..................... 4.0
Gases and losses ............................... 7.5
Total ....................................... 106.0
The yields of a conventional refinery and a refinery with a
Varga plant, both processing 1 miliion tons of crude oil annual-
ly,..are compared and investment and operating costs calculated.
Based on the tests and on the calculations, a model was estab-
lished for a Varga plant with an annual capacity of 2 x 500tOOO
tons. In conclusion the authors stress the significance of the
Varga Process and state that great attention is being paid to
this process by all member states of the COIL-WOON, since Soviet
Romashkin oil will be the primary churge stock for hydrocracking
in the near future.. There are 5 fibures, 6 tables, and 6 refe-
rences% 3 Soviet-bloc and 3 nori-Soviet-bloc. The reference to
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G/002/61/000/012/001/003
The development of the D228/D304
the Engliah-language publication reads as follows: J. '~arga and
Ooll.: Petroleum Refiner 36, no. 9, 198 (1957).
SUBMITTED: August 29, 1961
Legend to Fig. 3; Flow chart of
the large-scale test in Whlen
(SZGI 1 Semiso]Lid-phase reac.-
tor 1 2 Sem-*Lsoli-d-phase react
11 3 - Hot-separator 1 4 - Va-
-por-phase reactor 1 5 - Hot-
separator 11 6 - Vapor-phase
reactor 11 7 - Stripper 8 -
Charge stock 9 - Catalyst 10-
Slurry removal. 11 - Heavy oi-I
12 - Stripper product 13
Gas scrubber
5
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I -
Production of fatty alcohols by means of high-pressure catalytic hydrogenation.
P. 23
ACTA CHIBICA. Budapest, Hungary. Vol. 19, no. 1. 1959
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atib and -'Vith 1.
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that the ;Uinirum permissible teffsperatui-e increa5es
with increaning space velo
litY Of the reaction

G. Yudko,i,h
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ZALAI, I-
Geography in Hungary. Vop.geog. no.44:43-59 '58.
(KIM 12:5)
(Huamary-Geography)

. , jozsef; ZAUIp Gyorgy
W
d Chemical Combine.
Some experienCeS with the opening of the Borso
Magy kem lap 15 no,5/6,220-224 I+I-Je '60-
.i. ve&vimuvekst Tervezo Vallalat,

ZALAI, Oyorgyne .
servoir in Sout rarn Rhodesia. Foldr koml 7
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no-4% 396-397159.

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Control examination of borated vaselins. Gyogyezeress 8 no. 2:
28-29 Feb 1953. (CIKL 23:5)
1. Doctor. 2. Budapest Pharmacological Imboratory.

KIRTAI, Pal,; ZAIAI, Hagda.
Iff*ct of the gastrointestinal system on leukoc7te count.
Orv. hatil. 96 no.13:348 27 Mar 55.
1. A Budapesti Orwostudomamyi Iffeten Korelettani Intezetenek
koslemenye.
(LNKOGYTB COUST,
off. of gastrointestinal system)
(GASTROMBSTMAL SYSTSK. pbysiology,
leukocyte count control)

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CH('40,111111 (V) war obtaill.-'I b~ i'tirrinq'iRg. III with N~O
ml. 101'/Vari. XaOll snla., ad,liag 210 ml. watcr after.) mill.,
and Stirring Corifilillrd G miri.; vrl1d(! V PI)td, from tile fil-
trate upull aed". oil l[C(Ml or INV). and tile reddlih oilv
ppt. reervitd, frum' CIICI, yidd,,J :!;1.2 r, V, in.
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of V (.11 f'.) lm; tuivil with -10 jul. If,(). strim distd,~ extd.
w"th and Vie dxt. dried with Na.,SO4, and v:,cmiln-
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tilixt. of 10) 'nL toluene and 10 lill. pyridine, kept 21 firs.,
acidified with di;. IICI, antl the toluw-ne layer ncpd., evapd.,
diitd., dried, cit., 3-ichted 3.2 P,,. IV. Alternate metholi;
45, g. III dii-,Mved in 200 ml, 10% aq. NaOlf. dild. 1: 1 with
wat,!r. ucidi5el lvith If,50. (M g. in 100 mi. 11~0), steam
dim(L' wrl tile El"t; lvextd. With ut:6: dmf,~nnd '7:""unn
dktd. yicldcrl 12.05 g. IV, 1). IN-10'.
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Water quantity measurement as reflected in network losses.
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TITLE: Creep of furfuirol acetone sand plastoconorete
SOURCZ:- Eaton, i zhele zobe ton, no, 12o 1964v 544-546
TOPIC TAM: concrete, construction material, resin FA monomer, BSK hardening
agont
--ABSTR~,Vk;-~Cmop--,of-plastaco=r-eto-~in-ar-nlI obJcats__uaaLaLud1ed undep-laboratory
corditions (temperature 19-21Ct h-xUJtY 40,10,5). The specimens wer'o rLepared ELt
the polymer laboratory of Ts.NI1Podzem2ha1khtstrqy. The dimensions of test speci-
Mens were 2 x 2 x 7 cm for compressive tests, 2 x 2 x 56 cm beams for flexure
tests, and also bars or 1.5 x I am cross section, 5.5 am long with widened ends
for tansion tGstina. Compression and tension deform-tions were measured %rit.% the
use of 20-=, lever-arm tonsomoters with scale divisions of 0.01 mm. Specimens
were prepared from the followiz~~weight percentages: sanl(67.1, crushed sand
16.7, furfUrol 1.7, zzonomer hardening agent BSKV2.75. The ing-redionts
were stirred together vigoro y, placed in forms, an-a-le-veled by vibration.
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Artev:h,ardenlno the: SPICIMOns vore removed, from:the Torma and kept- 0 SOCI for 166
hours* -Strongth liat-~and faodu10:0f vlasticity for- compression, tonsion, and
flonirevere maaaured,~ using-a pross witha .1o.ading xato or- 600 kg/w.?nin. Pro-
longed loadin5 tests were porformed with- vere applied in
known ereentages, o tho strong-th liA
-P -At hnd maintained for oxtanded time parlodc-
(up 160 240 days in the- compression caso)v- 'Figural ij 2t and 3 on tha Enclosures
shoup re2pactively, the rosults for compression, t1oxura, and tension, The
rautho:-s found that compressive stress-strain. relations1hips- were noril I maar__aud-gwrq
the 07apirical forvada-
C)
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where C- Is the stress applied with loadingt 6 complete. doformations at given
0,
times, E - initia2 =dulus of elasticiW, Gj.A constant coefficleats. Orig.
art. has: -1 table, 3 figures, and I equation.
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$.UTHORS: Potapov, Yu. B. (Engineer); Zalan, L. M. (Engineer)
ORG: none
TITLE: Creep of a e of FAM resin under compression
SOURCEt Baton i zholezobston, no. q# 19651 31-32
TOPIC TAGSt resinp construction matorialo plastic compoundp creep charactoriatic,
concrete/ FAH resin, FA resin, 2GMS 20 universal machine
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ABSTRACT: A study was conducted of the creep characteristics of plastoconcrete
containing FAM resin which is similar to FA resin but contains a higher percentage of
furfurolo Specimens (4 x 4 x 16 cm) were prepared according to standard plasto-
concrete specificat3.ons. The specimens were vibrated for 5 to -5 minutes and cared
at 15 to 20C and 60 to 80% humidity for one day. Thia was followed by a heat treat-
ment at BOC for one day. The strength limit was determined on a 2GHS-20 universal
machine and was round to be 650 kg/cm2. creep testing was performed on special lover
presses, loads were applied by lovers and hinge-jointed supports., and deformations
were measured to the nearest 0*5 aicrora., The rate of loading was 600 kg/cm? per
minate. Fig# 1 shows a plot of the creep curves for specimans loaded to 200 A 40~
and 52% of the strength limit. Similar plots are given for the creep characteristics
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qs Fig. 1. Creep curves of plastoconcrete of
FAM resin under axial compression. Values C~~
of stresses and initiia deforwatlons of
specimens aret 1- 6 335 kglcW and
311- 0.164%; 2- ce - 260 kg/cm2 and
Cto e-z-- kg/cm2 and
Eo 0.126%; 3- TO - 195
0.104%; 4- cr. -130 kg/cm2 and E
0 1
0.050%
of FAM plastoconcrete with a finely ground mineral additive (proposedby engineers
V. E. Leyrikhp 1. T, Antonovs and R. S. Farmazyan) under conditions of prolonged
loading. Plastoconcrete with FAM shQwed a more favorable creep resistance than FA
plastoconcrete. Complete deformations following the termination of creep were
nonlinear in character. FAM plasto(.oncrete is recommended for use as a construction
matorial., although a wider study of its rheological properties is desirable. The
study was conducted at the Voronezh Engineering Construction Institute (Voronezhskiy
inzhenerno-stroltellnyy inatitut) under the direction, of Professor A. M. Ivanov.
Origa art* hasi 3 figtirese
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