SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZARNIC, I. - ZAROCHENTSEV, G.V.

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UMIC, Dr. Ivan
"Salt Vaccine a--,-Iainst Newca-,tlo Diseaze Prepared from I~ulkteswar Strain." Dr. Mart-o
Z015RO & r, garj]~.C , - VCt3. & 5Cieritific collabomtors- of the 1=-t. for Vet. &
Medical Researches, Za4reb.
SOURCE; Vet., BPOJ 8-9-10, p. ~889 1952

ZARIFIC i Dr. Ivan
"Adsorbate Vaccine Against Swine Erysipolas." Dr. Ivan &IMIC - Vet. .& scientific
collaborptor of Imst. for Vet. & Mcd. Researches in Zagmlb (Director, Azz. Prof". Dr.
Hatija Wbriterhalter ).
SOURCE: Vet. SVEZAK 1, p. 93, 1953

SUMIOV, A.D.. prof., otv. red.; GOLIDSHT3YN, M.H., prof. red.;
ZARNITSKAYA, B.H., red.; 7�ARNIT~YUYA 'I-B.M., starahi7 nauchn.
sotrudnik, red.; KUZIM. SOVA, S.M., red.f-RaINOVICH, i-K.,
prof., red.; CHAYKA, Y.Y., doktor med. nnuk, red.; LOW.-
HICMM, B. , tekhn. red.
[Transactions of the LaningrAd Tuberculosis Research
Inatituta; problems in t~e clinical aspects of tubercu-
losiel Yoprosy kliniki tuborkulaze; trudy instituta. Le-
ningrad, 1960. 272 P. (MM 14:5)
1. Lehiugrad. Leningradskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiLy institut.
2. Rukovoditell podroatkovogo otdaleniya Leningradskogo gosu-
daretvannogo nauchno-innleAovatellskogo institute tubefculaza
(for Goldahteyn). 3. Rukovoditall fizioter.-pevtich6akogo otdo-
laniya Leningradskoge gosudarstvannogo nauchno-isaledovatell-
skogo instituta tuberkuleza (for Zsrnitnkaya). 4. Rukovodital'
rentgonologichaskogo otdoleniya Leningradskoggo gosuderetven-
nogo nsuchno-issledovatellsko.-o instituta t-aborkuleza (for Fs-
binovich). 5. Rukovoditell laboratoril klinicli5skoy fixiologii
Leningradekogo gosudarstvennogo nauchno-isaledovatellskogo in-
stitute (for Chayka)
(TUBMICULOSIS)

ZARNITSKAYA. B.M.. starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; KBRCHEVA, K.A., dotsent
Functional disorders of the nervous system in pulmonary tuberculosis;
Wed on data from an overall study. K izuch.roli nerv.sist.v Pat.,
immwi.i loch.tub, no,201+-91 161. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Iz otdeleniya fizioterapii (zav. - B.M.Zarnitakaya) i kafedry
legochnogo tuberkuleza Gosudarstvennogo instituta dlya
usovershenstvovaniya vrachey (zav. - prof. A.b.Spmenov).
(TW~ERCULDSIS) (NERVOUS SYSTEM)

ZARMTSKhYji,, B.H., kand.med.nauk
"WW=WIdk
Aerosol therapy in pul-ionar7 tuberculosis. Probl.tub. 36
no.7:70-75 '58. (NUU 12:8)
1. 1z LeningrvAokogo instituta tuberk-mlaza (dir. - pro-f.A.D.
Samenov).
(AEROSOL THEWY) (TUMCULOSIS)

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SOURCE: Ref. zh. Avtomatika, telemekhanika i vychislitellnaya tekhnika.
Svodnyy tom, Abs. 5B422
AUTHOR; Breydo, M. D~~ Goncharov, A. M*qY# Zheglova, N. V.,-4V
Zarnib~yrk., G. D.; Kotcl'aikov, I. V.; Moshkina, T. V.., Tarantovich, A. S.
qtl qY
TITLE: TEVM digital computer
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CITED SOURCE: Tr. po vopr. primeneniya elektron. vychisl. rrashin v nar.
Ith-va. Gor-lkiy, 1964, 171-173
TOPIC TAGS., digital computer, industrial digital conaputer q
TRANSLATION: The TEVM digital computer is intended for plaW21ng operation
and route flowsheets on the basis of developed algorithms and for other functions
connected with processing. The necessity of storing the characteristics of the
product is a upecial feature of the machine; the volume of this information is
--rather-large. The TEVNI macW%ne has three addresses and operatles on a fixed-
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after - 18 -digit -point system. There are 48 digits in a word (one number or one
instruction). An operation code takes 6 digits. Special routine also takes
6 digits; the balance is divided among the three addresses. The computer has
4 types of storage: (1) an internal magnetic storage for 512 words with an access
time of 6 microsec; (Z) an intermediate magnetic-drum storage for 1024 words
with an average access time of 10 millisec; (3) a nonvolatile magnetic-drdw.
storage for information readout with a capacity of Z046 words and an average
access time of 10 miRisec; (4) a magnetic tape of 100000-word capacity. The
working frequency of the computer is 25 kc; the synchronization depends on the
magnetic drum. A total of 39 instructions can be carried out, and the average
speed is 1500 operations per sec. The adder is of the trigger -register type -with
a high-speed carry, no shift. Data photo input reads from a telegraph tape;
manual keyboard input is also provided. A 20-number-per-sec output uses a
printer. The computer comprises 4000 transistora and takes 3 kw. It occupies
an area of IS -m2. Bib. 7, -fig. 1. -
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ZARNIT31IY, G.E., kand.tekhn.nauk, dotsont
Una of the excess potential energy of natural gas for production
of electric power and refrigeration. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav,;
energ. 6 no.2-,77-86 F 163. (IERA 16:3)
1. Krasnodarskiy filial Vnesoyusnogo saochnogo inzhonerno-otroi-
tellnogo instituta.
(Gas, Natural) (Refrigeration and refriger ting machinery)
(Electric powert

ZARNITSKIY,Q.E.. dotsent. kand.tekha.nauk
Thermodynamic properties and 1-3 diagram for normal butane.
Izv. vyse uchebe zav.; energ. 3 no- 7:88-96 J1 160.
( KII tA, 13 : 6 )
1. Krasnodarokiy institut piahchevoy proweblennosti.
(Butane--Thermal properties)

G.E.; WIWALOVt V.A,; KORABLIN, V.I.
lnvastigatiDT of the operation of a starting turbluar to gas-
distributing'station No-4 in Krasnodzir. Gaza delo no.9:9-13
163. (MIRA 1728)
1. Krasnodamkiy fil4al Vaesoymnogo saochnogo lnzhenerno-
stroitallnogo inotituta i Gazopromyolovoye uptavleniyc~ No.l.

ZARNITSKIT, G.S.
f*�rthe use of gas turbines in oil and fat plants*
Trudy KIPP no.16,157-160 '57. (MIRA 12:7)
1. Krasnodarskiy justitut pishchavoy prouVablennosti. Hakhanichn-
skiy, fakulltat, kafedra energetiki.
(Gas turbineal

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USSR/Chemical Technolo~;y - Chemical Products and Their I-10
Application. Fats and Oils. Waxes. Soap. Detergents.
Flotation Reagents.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 1958, 2667
Author Zarnitskiy, G.E., Kopeykovskiy) V.M., Troyanova, N.L.,
-Ec-herbakov, V.G.
Inst Krasnodar Institute of the Food Industry
Title Steam Expenditures and Ways of Increasing the Heat-Utiliza-
tion Coefficient in Oil-Extracting Plants.
Orig Pub Tr. Krasnodarsk. in-ta pishch. prom-sti, 1956, n 14, 75-8)
Abstract Different operating conditions of distillation columns of
oil-extracting plants were studied. It was found that
when the rate of miscella feed is increased up to 8-7-9-3
m3/hour, steam consumption ir, reduced gy 8%; in thic man-
ner, in the ext-raction department of a plant that
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USSR/Chcraical Technology - ChemLcal Products and Their I-10
Application. Fats and Oils. Waxes. Soap. Detergents.
Flotation Reagents.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Kni~-tya, NO 1, 1958, 2687
Processes 400 tons Of sunflower seed per day, a saving of
718 tons of nominal fuel is effected on the yearly basis.
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7UMTSKITO G.JL; MATFAVIVe T.P.
,----'07RMrgr 9:Fpenditure indices of equipment used for coutimous
produation.7of socAp in a vamun, Izv,- v7s. ucheb. zav.; pishcb.
takh.' no;1487-93: '58*' - (MA 11:8)
I.. Kramodarskiv inatitut riahchavoy promyshlonnosti, Xafedra~ ener-
gatikit (Soap indastry)

TSK -Mad t ekht. nauk.
Heat Supply for plants of the oil and fat industry. Hael.-zhir.-prom,
2~ noo'8.-35-38 157. (MIRA 10:12)
1. Mmenodarskiy institut pishchavoy promyshlennosti.
(Oil industries-Rquipment and supplies) (Heat engineering)

IZMITSUX,,G,X., Imididat takhnichnakikh mik, EDPBMVSKIY, V.H., kandidat
~ie`i icheskikh nauk; TROYANOVA, H.L., Inthener-, SHOIDMIAKOV, V.G.,
inzhener.
Va7s of increasing the heat utilization coefficient in oil extraction
plants. Hasl.-zhir.prom. 21 no.2:26-28 156. (KRA 9:7)
I.KIIP.
(Extraction apparatus)

SIDOROVO N.A.j GRIGORIYEV, v.I.; ZAMIITSKIYj, G.E.
Temperatures of casing columns during well exploitation. Trudy
EF VNII no.5:126-137 161. OMMA 14:10)
(Oil weIl casing)

FAVWVICH-VOLKOVYSKIY, S.Kh.
1-v- -
Obtaining high-qualit7 calcium fluoride from gases of superpbospbate
production, Ukrakhim.sbur. 24 no.6*805-808 158. (MIRA 12:3)
(Calcium fluoride)
(Phospbate industry--By-products)

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AUTNOR: Zarnitskiy, S. Kh. SO'1/32-25-6-13/53
TITLEt Formaldehyde Method for the Determination of Sulphurio Acid
in Wante Gasez of Sulphuric Acid Production (Formalldegidnyy
matod oprodeloniya nornoy kialoty v khvootovykh. gazakh
sernokislotnogo proizvodetva)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Ur 6, pp 677-676 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: To determine minute droplets of sulphuric acid in waste gases
of sulphuric acid production it is necessary to use an
inhibitor to prevent oxidation of the SO 2 to So 3' as otherwise
higher analytical results would be obtained. Publications
recommend for this purpose the use of a 0.1 ~ hydroquinone
solution. It was observed, how;jver, that inhibition proceeds
very slowly. Owing to this reason, a formaldehyde solution
was applied in the case under review. This method was tested
on synthetic mixtures and industrial gases. TWD experimental
series were made in this connection. In the first case a
certain amount of sulphuric acid was added to the
formaldehyde solution, S02 and N 203 were passed through, and
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Formaldehyde Method for the Determination of SOV/32..25-6-15/53
Sulphuric Acid in Waste Gases of Sulphuric Acid Production
chromatic method (Table 1). In the second case the industrial
gases were passed through two flasks - the fivit one
containing a 3 % hydrogen peroxide solution and the second
a 5 % formaldehyde solution - and the content of nitrogen
oxides was then determined in both flasks (Table 2). The
method yields reliable results at a content of up to
2 % S02 and N20 3* There are 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Vinnitskiy superfoafatnyy zavod (vinnitsa Superphosphate
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S107316010261=101.91002-
Bb04/BO54
AUTHOR: Zarni,tsk
TITLEi Method of Producing High-quality SDdium Fluezide
PERIODICALs Ukrainskiy khimicheskiy zhurnal, 1960, Vol 26, No 1Y
pp. 121-125
TEXT: The usual method of producing NaF by suspension of Na 2SiF 6 in 3oda
solution yields a product of at most 75% NaF contaminated with SiO 2' A
concentration to 95% Nap is subject to high losses, The author auggests a
procedure basing on the following reactions%
Na 2sip6 + 2Na 2C03 = 6NaF + SiO 2 + 2C02 (11)
Sio2 + 21TaOH - Ka 2Sio3 + H 20 (2); Na 2Sio3 + Ca(OH )2 = Ca'S'03 f 2NaOH (3),
NaOH regenerated according to equation (3) is re-used. A variant is pos-
sible in which the sodium silicate of equation (2) directly reacts with
sodium fluorosilicates W2 Sio 3 1- H2 SiF 6 '6NaF + 4SiO2 + H 20 (4); and
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Method of Producing High-quality S/O 7zi/60A, 2 6/00 '~ /0 1, ?/o 2
Sodium Fluoride B004/BO5,1
2NaF + Ca (OH)2 - CaF2 + 21laOH (5). CaF 2 and CaSiO 3 can be used as fillors
in the rubber industry. The NaF yield Is 83-92~,. To obtain CaSiO 3 suitable
as a filler with low contamination by Na 20, it is necessary to use either
6-10~c NaOH and solid Ca(OH )21 or slaked lime and 20-25% NaOll.- In th,~, latUr
case, the NaF yield is higher, The filtering rate of CaSiO 3 and CaF 2 can
3/1, per 1 m of filter by adding 10~' Oloyl dimoth"11
be increased to 4 in
amine. In operating with dry CaO: 1100 kg of water must be o-vaporated per
1 ton of 98% NaF- The concentration of other difficultly soluble fluorides
containing Sio 2 as impurity is possible in the same way, The author
thanks G. I. Mikulin for a discussion. There are 2 tables and I Soviet
reference.
ASSOCIATIONt Vinnitskiy superfosfatny,,.- zavod (Vinnitsa Superphosphate
Plant)
SUBMITTEDs December 30, 195B
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I'-.'--ZAWJITSKIYv S. Kh.
Analysis of gases from the manfact-are of sulfvric acid,
Zav.1ab, 27 no.2:138-239 161. (MM 14:3)
1. Vinnitskiy ouperfoufagnyy zavod
(Sulfuric acidl
(Casco--&nalyois)

ZARNITSKIY, Ya.; POLFV, Yu.
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F4tortruck with freight lifting tail gate, Avt. tranap. 41
no.9:42-41. S 163. (141RA 16cIO)
1. Gorlkovskiy avtorobilfnyy zavod.

,ZARNITSKII, Ta., izr-h.
______I~-roper door fitting on the "Volgaff automobile. Avt transp. 41
no.2slS-19 F 163. (Automobiles-Bodies) ': z'. ?IGMA IW)
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USSI/Macellanoous - Metallurgy
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Author i Zarnitskiy,, Ya. K.
Title Design of a Drop Hamer without a Frojecting Edge
PericdIcal. Stan. i Instr. Ed. 1, 38, Jan/1954
Abstract t A brief description is given of a- drop hamner %ithout a projecting
edge. Approdwately 8000 pieces were forged by Means of this
hwn, er before it becar4e clogged. The author also states that
whereas, in the drop hazaTier equipped with the projecting edge the
weigbt of the moving parts is 2000 kg, the weight of the eam-e
parts in a harzrer without the projecting edge ts only 750 k-g-
Drawings.
in3titution
Sub.Titted

ZARIUTSKIYJ Ya.- M-.; --.- POLEV, YU.M.
--.. Body and cab door locks for = automobiles. Av-t. prom. no. 1:5-7
ja 161, (vim 14:4)
1, Gorikovskiy avtozavod
(LockB and keys~ (Automobiles-Equipment and supplies)
API.

ZARNITSKIY. Ya.H.
Hammer stamp vithout a burr bridge. Stan.i instr. 25 no.1:38
J& #54. (MLRA 7,2)
(Punching machinery)

ZARNITSKAU, B.M., kand.med.nauk
Iffect of resection of the lung on cardiac function in tuberculous
pationte according to electrocardiographic data. Probl.tub. 37
no.6t48-55 159. (MIRA 1312)
1. Iz Laningradskogo nauchno-iseledovatel'skogo Inatituta tuberku-
leza (direktor - A.D. Semenov).
(PNIM-YMCTOMT eff. )
(ILICTROCARDIOGRAPI[T)

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ACCESSION NR: AR5013965 UR/0284/65/000/005110007/0007
621,65.011,56
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Vaprosy tekhniclieskogo progressa I organizatsit proizvodstva v
AUTHOR: Bre3Ldo. At. D. Goncharo A. Z heg ova, N. nitayn,
J14a
Kotellnikov, 1. V.; M T V Tarantovich, A. S.
a ah ~k~
TITLE- TEVM digital com2uter
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CITED SOURCE. Tr_ po vopr. -prinienentya a ki -v
elektron. vychisl. tnaaWn v n, ri c
-1-Gorlkly, 1-9-6t, ift
TOPIC TAGS: digital, cGmputer, triple address system, computer design, computer
performance range TKVM computer, TEVM digital c6mnuter
TRANSLATION: The TEVhT digital computer was dcSiped for calculations used In planning.
production technolog3r, including the proccss and routing of flowshects based on 1)rc-cvolv(,,d,
algorithms. It is characterized by a requirement for storage of a num!~_-:: of element sym-
bols in its memory system. It represents -1 triple address unit and operates on a system
with a comma fixed after 18 digits. The total number of digits in a i:erm is 48 (one number
wne command). The operation code is eKpressed by G digits, another 6 digits are used
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--rotation-period-6-msce -Z -anlnwrme ace~mel=ory7'ent.-A
magnetic drum dapacRty 1024 terms, average rotation period 10 msec; 3) permanent 1116fil
ory on a magnetic druin, capable of data readout only, capacity 2048 terms, average ro-
pe with a capacity of 100, 000 terms.
tation period 10 msec; 4) magnetic ta The computer
operates on a frequency of 25 kc, power connumption is 3 kw~ outVut rate 20 terms/see.
A total of 39 commands can be performed; the taiit operates at an avexage speed of 1500
oporationa per second, The tin-it employB rcmiconductora (4000 triod,3s), am integrator
in the forin of a trigger regIster with ft continuoun carry and without provision for tiltifts
and a data Input tjytjtoxn ulthor from a wantisil kwyboard or via it tapo reading photoinput
system. The unit accuplas 50 10. DR)Lwith 7 titlen- I illuotration, N.

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ZARUITSYN, V.I.
SttfiA7 gimrdo for owing esve, Dor*prou#5 uo*8:2,1 A9 156s
(KW 9SIO)
j,Kj;r~vskiV der*voobv%bntyvayuahchiy kembinate
.(Sawa-safety appliances)

GARASIVIGH, G.I., inzhener; ZARNITSYN, V.I.
Jointing machine for automatic lines, Der.prow.5 no.11:22-23
It 156* (KML lot 1)
1. Kiyevskiy derevoobrabatyvaMhchiy kombinat.
Modworking machinery)

Cutting tool for parquet borders. Der.prom.5 ne.4:22 jp 156.
(MIBk 9:7)
l.Kiyevskiy derevoebrabatyvayunhchly kombluat.
(Woodworking machinery)

ZARIIOCHI J., mgr inz.
--, SolIaction of torsional vibration dampers for Polish-made
traction engineo baried on meacuramants of toraional, vibrations
of crankshafts. Tachn motor 12 no. 4/5: 109-110 AP-My 162.
1. Bluro Konstrukcyjne Przemyslu Motoryzacyjnego, Warszawa.

PESCMI,, P. D., [Peshev., P. D.1; ZMORETSCRKI., 0. St. (TGurnorechki, 0.]
Investigation of raw material for obtaining ferrite with rectangular
bysteresis loop* Dok:lady BAS 14 no.7.-707-73.0 161.
1. Wimnschaftiches Forachungsinstitut fur Kinematographie und
Radio,
(Raw materials) (Ferrite) (Hysteresis)

II.D. (Poullovp llh~rSVNIXII 0. St. (Myrnorecbki, O.St.);
AflSHINKOV, Iv.St. iArslhinkov', Iv.st.
Preparation of needle-forming gama iron coddeB. Doklady BAN 13
no.1:53-56 162.
1. Wissenschaftliches Forschungsinstitut Nr Kinematographic und
Radio. Vorgelegt von Akademiemitglied R.Kaischew (R. Kaishev].

S/081/62/000/005/006/112
B1;58/B11O
,',UTff0R3; Zarnoretschki, 0,__~t., ?eschew, F. D.
TNLE: Differential thermal analysia of raw material for preparation
of magnatoatable oxide materiaIG
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 5, 1962, 52, abstract
5B331 (Dokl. Bolg. All, v. 13, no- 5, 1960, 563 - 566)
TZ'17T: FeC204* 2H20, COC204' 21120, BaC204, and a number of coprecipitated
iron-cobalt and iron-barium oxalates are studied by a thermographic method.
it' is established 'hat the coprecipitated iron-cobal'u, oxalates behave as
double salts, dehy'rating and decomposing at a higher temperature 'than
pure oxalates. The iron-barium o-Lalates behave as mechanical mixtures.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation.]
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S/196/62/000/017/003/005
E194/E155
AUTHORS: Feschew, P.D., and Zarnoretschki, O.St..
TITLE: An investigation of raw materials for producing
ferrites of rectangular hysteresis loop
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika i energetika,
no.17, 1962, 4, abstract 17 B 26. (Dokl. Bolg. AN,
v.14, no-7, 1961,107-710). (German; summary in Russ.).
TEXT: The thermographic character istic in the temperature
range of 20 to 1100 OC is given for copper-manganese-iron,
nickel-inanganese-iron and cobalt-manganese-i.ron oxalates. It is
established that copper-manganese-iron and some cobalt-mhnganese-
iron oxalates when co-procipitated)form mechanical mixtures. The
remaining part of the cobalt-manganese-iron and nickel-manganose-
iron oxalates form mixed crystals and can be'used for the low-
temperature production of ferrites. 3 illus., 9 references.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issladovateliskiy in-t kinematografii i
radiatekhniki, NRB (Scientific Research Institute for
Card 1/1 Cinematography and Radio-enginetring. Bulgarian i-cople's
Republic).
[Abstraztor's note: Complete translation-3

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no,12209-42 D 165. NIRA 18!11)

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tubular rods CIM in al=luume The rods are half a'mater long =4 C=m a
repUr latticir of GP:Inz. The fVU Charge cmints of 800 roda
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-experimental channels surround the core radially. They paralt the extrac-
tion of Zama radiation or neutrons from the core for experimental purpo3ou
These ch4nnels are opened or closed by remdte controle A tenth channel is.
a thermal column filled vith grapbtte and Intended to provide strong tber--,
mal neutron beams.
A water circulation system serves for heat removal fron the core*
The water heated In the coKe Is sucked out by three pumps of 120 kw pover
4 and a flow rate of 1,000 m-3/hr. After passing heat exchan8ere the water
'to V%=ped back into the core, In the heat exchanger a second water loop
cools the waterc The second water loop to cobled in a spaz,ge teake
7
The cooling loops keep the water In the core at a temperature of 35cbp';
while the surface of the fuel elements have -a -'temperature of 90ou. Such
:a low temperatw:e does not produce deterioration of the fu4sl elements, To
avoid the cohtasoluation of water by impurltleav the cooling aystemas the
V tubee, the pumpas the wcchangers,, and valves are made of stainless steei
_,contalulag about 20% 'cbroolw and 1.0$ nickel, The structural m%tarial'
Used In- th Core - In: altzainyqp _K4~;h is resistant to aotivatlon by neutrons*'

"k,b/000
AUTHOM
TITLEi
27314
P/046/60/005/011/003/018
D249/D303
Nftrv
tarnowiecki, Krzys ztoft and Szulct Przemft'law
A photoneutron source for the start-up process in
the WWR-S reactor
PERIODICAL: Nukleonikaq v,, 59 no. 119 1960# 705 - 711
TEXT: A photoneutron source yielding lo7 - 108 n/sec is described
which reduces the starting-up time of the reactor when placed in
the core. A strong beam Of T-radiation and a sufficient amount of
a neutron emitter are nec*sary. Energy of the I-rays must exceed
the threshold energy of the (yp n) reaction for the selected ma-
terial which, is commonly Be or D20. In the present- workq the source
consisted of Be irradiated by T-radiation from the fission products
of uraniumo The beryllium was held in Al containers 12 mm. with 1
mm,wallog 55.5 cm long, closed at both ends with Al stoppers,
rolled and welded under argon to ensure a tight seal. A few sour-
ces were constructedf each Al tube being packed with "20 g of Be
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P/046 60/005/012/003/018
A photoneutron source for the D249YD303
flakes which were then rammed in. Precautions were taken to avoid
the toilic effects of Be duet. $b powderg (-4 60 g)# which consti-
tukf~d an additional source of y-radiation of half-life equal to
60 days and.of activity -,/100 cg was added to each tube to fill
the voids between the flakes of Be. The effects of these additions
are negligible when the reactor is started up, but the activity of
Sb decays at a slower rate than that of the fission prioucts after
reactor shut-down and thus prolongs the 9
.*fe of the source. Effec-
tive yieldeg Sef, are defined as the number of neutrons emitted by
the source per second, which actually cause TJ fission. Maximum va-
lues of S are obtained soon after the %pactor is shut down (Fig.
2)- Approxofmat-ly JO mina VLfter shut-down the (y, n) reaction of
fission produc!',* 8 Br and 1371 dies out and the Sb-Be reaction be-
*ease doninan~;'. _The yigld', decreases ziors - slowly thereaf terv reavol-
ing values of ,/5 x: 1015 and 6 x 107 n/sec after 1 and 10 hours re-
spectively. Sef was determined by m9asuring the *zero" power level
of a shut-down gub-criti,!,-al reactor of a known multiplication coef-
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A photoneutron source for the D249/D303
ficientg (k ef -< 1)9 with BF3counters placed in the channels of
the*thermal column. Counter readings were transformed into reactor
power units by comparison (at power levels of the order of 100 mW)
with the current of the starting-up ioi%zation chamber which is pro-
portional to the thermal power of the reactor. Total neutron yields
of the source (SC) were not determinedg as this would entail calcu-
lating the-probabilities of preventing the escape of fai3t thermal
neutrons-and of avoiding resonance absorptiont and also calculat-
ing the efficiency of utilizing the thermal neutrons. 3,,f is esti-
mated as a half of S "Zero" power level of a shut down reactor,
in watts, (P), iB-related to 4, e effec t4ve yield by the equation
Sef = Pe. where k is the multiplication coefficient of a sub-cri-
1 - k
tical reactor and a is a proportionality coefficient equal to 3.1
x 1010 n/W. It was found that under normal conditions# (starting
up over 10-100 hours after a previous working period of 65-100 hrs)
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2732h
P/046 60/005/011/003/018
A photoneutron source for the ... 1)249YD303
when k ef was 0.939 the "zero' power of the reactor was 10-50 mW and
Sef was 2 x 1o7 - 108 n/sec. The method of calculating the neutron
yields is presented in detailp and specific values are used to
show good agreement between the calculated and the experimental
values. Neutron emiesion from D2 in water contained in the reactor
was foufid to be negligible compared to that from the photoneutron
source, at the time of the experimentg i.e. a number of 4urs af-
ter shutting the reactor down. There are 2 figures and 6Mon-Sovi-
et-bloc references. The four most recent references to the English-
language publications read as follows: D.J. Hughesp Pile Neutron
Researchp Cambridge NABSCOJ1953; T. Rock-ullo III Reactor Shield-
ing Design Manualq Princetong N.Jersey, 1956; I.M. Holljoder, I.
Perelman and G.T. Seaborgq Table of isotopes, Revs. Modern Phys.
259 4699 1953; B.T. Price, N.A. Horion, and K.T. Spinneyp Radiation
Shielding, London~,1,1957.
ASSOCIATION3 Inst~~tut badah J~drowychq Warezaway zaklad eksploata-
dij reaktora (Nuclear Research InEdtute, W&r8awq Reac-
Card 4/6 tor Exploitation Department)

P/04 62/007/UO6/003/005
D204YD307
1. U T I I OR SBieguszewski, Zygmunt. Zarnow~ec%J_, _-tof , and
Kostyrko, Andrzej
;ics of the ion-exchange unit in the pri-
T 1 T TL 2 Characterist L .
mary,cooling system of the 'Bwal reactor
PE'RIODICAL: Nukleonika, v. 7, no. 6, 1962,*407 - 417
TEXT: The performance of mechanical and ion-exchange filters is
described, pa:7~.icular attention neinig paid to tAhe ionito unit which
had been used successfully over 18 months, operating for 1-2 hours
2-3 ti--es a raonth. The mechanical porous glass filter waa-used to
ren,ove colloids and macro-molecular comnounds from the water and
the deposits were found to contain extremely fine particles of -che.
anioni-'Ge (fror. the ion-it-e unit), Fe and Al hydroxides and silica,
i.e. coagulated corrosion products of the prinary coolinG system.
The filter was cleaned 2-3 times a year, by repeated successive
washing-with 11 SO and NaOH and finally with deionized water. The
2 4 01
ion-exchange filter was produced with a. mixture of strongly acidic

P/046 062/007/0006/003/005
Chal-ac teristics of t-he ion-exchange ... D204%307
cationite M'K_3 and stronsply bap)ic an-Lon'.te and was used
only when the-reactoi, was not ih oDeration. The flow of ... a t 0 1,
the unit ~'Ias 7-10 O/hr, at 250C. The resin bed was chan5redd af-
Ver 18 months althou-1a no dil"ficultlies had been obsez-ved alfter tiis
poriod. The ne1w packing consisted of TUX-3 and !KAK-S-~, washed pre-
vloi,zol,f with IN RCI and 11N, NaOH and mixed in the ratio o-E 5:6).~ by
v,)Iume- The resul-loant packing wao oy-15ramoly effective and could be
used --:'or only rj5 hours every 1-2 months. The origit-la.1 packin"',
a,11alyzed, by spectroscopy, for radioactive cc.-.tamin._,.tion, 12 mont':!.;
after removal from the unit. The oriGinal act4vities of the mecha-
,~icady se-oara'ed resir treatment
11 _s could be largely reduced by a L,
w4ih aq-NaCl, washing with -.-iater, regeneration aith an acid or all,-a-
V
ond washing wi4*h water anain. The resins fully maintanined th-,-Ir
U U
~oh,,rsical and chemical rjro,)erties and working exch ge afi:er regene-
ar
:~Iation. After senaration of the resins in s~-turattjed aq. N'aCl rege-
"er_~tion, the anionize retained a greater activity than the catlo-i-
owing to the adsorbed cations complexing in the separating aclu-
tion, to form negatively charged ions which were then adsorbed or,
the anionite. The spectroscopic meaourements were carried out by
L. Adamski and S. Pezon. There are 3 tables.
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CKaract-ul'istica of -Ojhe ion-o'xchemge ... D204/ "307
ISC'OCIA TIOZT: Inst-tut badaA ji~drowych, PAN (Institute of Nuclear
Research, PAS)
SUDMITT1,M; April 19062
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4 o C,6!'-',
2/046/62/007/006/005/005
,;:2, 66* 00 D204/ '307
AUTHORS: Kostyrko, Andrzej~ Wi6niewski, Artur, and
~arnowieckip Krzysztof
TITLE: A scintillating ZnS'layers
for detecting a-particles
I.
PERIODICAL: Nukleonika, v. 7, no. 0, 1962, 425 - 429
TEXT: The described method was aimed at producing a-det-ectGrs
possessing the highest possible efficiency. Scintillator layers of
-.red e t-e 1=1 -.'.ed, even thic.Icness (2-20 mg/cm2) ait-h the ccract Urain
1~ ZZ)
dist-ribution m_ay be successfully prepared by sedimentation. The re-
sulting delicate coatings (deposited on methyl polymethacrylate)
are best bonded firmly onto the base by exposing the coatings to
c.aloroform vapor, which dissolves the outermost layer of the- plexi-.
As a result -the scintillating layer sinRs in to a shallow
dept.h, so that the top of the layer remains perfectly free of the
bo.,Idin-a6ent. The bast resulto wore obtained with Grade 256/1 Zn'Of
pz,oduced by Derby of Gt. Britain, deposited to a t-~iiclcwss of
4 -.ng/cm2 on an organic giass base. The optimum perfo.-mance wa.o ob-.
Card 1/~.

P/04 62/007/0006/005/00.5,
A method of preparation of D204YI)307
uOrved ahen the discriiriilnution vias nade high. The relative output
and amplitude of the light sign,,! viere high. The method, whiel"I'M Y
be used on laboratory or industrial scale, and which is simple, -J-r,-
expensive and reproducible, will be protected by a patent. There
are 6 ft-ures.
.-'.SSOCIIIITION:inst tut badaii jqdrowych, PAN, Vlarsavi (dzial dozyme-
triiflInstitute df Nuclear ReBearcht PAS, Warsaw (Do-
simetry Section))
SUBTaITTM: April 19062
Card 2/2

KOSTYRKO, Andrzej; FSZONA) Stanialawi. ZAIUIUWIMKI, Krzyoztof
U
~btjjod of producing Otandard s=ces of contaminations for the
calibration of dosimetric instrumonts. lUcleonika 7 no.6:42&-
429 162.
1. Instytut Badan Adrowychs Dzial Dozymtrii, Polska Akademia
Hauk, Warszawa.

MONA, Stanislaw; ADAI'SKA, Bozena; 7ARl"OUECKI, rLrzysztof
Whole-body counter for internal contamination control..
Nukleonika 8 no.8:565-572 163.
1. Institute of Nuclear Research, Health Physics Department,
Warsaw.

M~ONMM M, -,II MR.

L 220M-b :,LQ(p_)1T
U". C7
(.X)b_:;'- P0/O-046/i'5/01Q/()07/0453/0454
A_,_;.-,41`-~.: --rnrowieqj~,j, Krzv.Sztof
0P, Q! DeparLment for Radiological Probection, Institute of Nuclew* Research, War3aw
_~afin _Jadro-wy6EY_
'Zaklad Ochrony przed Fromieniowaniem InstytuE
ILITIE: Uoe of alpha-particlealtor measurement of mica thickness in end window
counter 0
SOUR E: Ilkloonika, v. 10, no. 7, 1965P 453-454
TOPIC TAGS: collimation, alpha particle, plutonium
APZTRACT: A 239Pu alpha source was collimated to irradiate an area corresponding
-to- I,nurt or -_ less -_ in -_ di-anietor. - --- Tho -_ c oiLnt ex -was placed In operation and the count
rate v;as plotted as a function of disbance -in- air -of -the -alpha source fram 'the
mica ;,rindoe.,. The straight-line extrapolated end point, R (in cm), of this plot is
related to the thi6mens d in mg/cm2 by the relation: d = 1.45/1.23 (3-72 -
(Rp/760) x (288/273 + t), where p is the atmospheric pressure in mm Hg and t is
the air temperature in *C. Thicknesses of 0 to 345 md=2 can be measured with a
239Pu source, arA the range- of measurement can be extended with the use of higher
energy alpha particles. Typical acc4ra ies are 0.1 mg/cM2 for uncertainties of
D ~ are feasible with this nethod. Orig.
:L0.5 tri-a in R. Accuracies of 0.05 mp,/cm
art. has: 1 figure. [NA1
SUB CODE: is SUBM DATE: none ORIG REF: 002 OTH REF: 004
SOV REF: OM
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A/T JK
ACC~~ ~1/482 SOURGE CODE: PO/004-6/65/0-10/007/0457/04-58
AMEOR: k"'--rta, Andrzej; Zarncrtiecki, Krzysztof
ORG: Denaftment of Radiological Protection, In,~titqa of Nuclear Research, Warswt
(Zaklad Ochrony przed Prordeniowaniam Instytut Badan Jadrowych)
TITIS 1 Application of motor-car engine for control of air pollution with radiQadiya
aerosols
SOURCE: Nukleonika, v. 10, no. 7, 1965, 457-458
TO,"IC TAGS: radioactive aerosol, air pollution, vehicle engine, gas filter,
r1adioactivity nea3urenrent
ABSTRACT: The carburetor of a running automobile engine is used to provide a
ne," ti ate
,ativo differontlal air pressure Io pas3 atmospheric air through a par cul.
filter. in series with the filter, and ahead of the carburetor suction chamber
is a gas-lflow meter, which'giver, a measure of the volitme of air pasaing through
a -iv(-n filter so that the radioactivity cowit of the filter can be related to the.
-A r rolumn. The advantguo of thIs tiyiitfuri iuid tho variationu in tho m0tkdn and
tho conrlition!3 of me,!-igurumont. aro dUicujaud. joino yialda in torain of volurim of
1 -1, fill-c'rod ')~:r unit Llinu aro given for Lvio difforont arrangcgnonta. OrIg. art.
I han. 2 figuren. [M)
OUD CODE: V "MIR-4 DATE: nona
C
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cr4

KV ~~-A~P&'-4.170
AUTHOR: Cpri~iowaki ~Ilich~al--Chernnvski, M.; pant rgsla --Pan'ta, P.;
- L -4. Prza _~r
4~iojq fdg- MqcayU3,qjr-:-.&l 'chin gal-A, He; ZakMjasj%rr-Zhak, V.; Zarnoviecrd.
Kr2ypz+
pofr4harnovotsid, K
MG: Reactor 'Exploitation Department, lloalth
Physics Dopartmont, Institute of Nuclear Rosoarch, Warsaw
er
TITIS: Bo Llija
no tissue ster- Akapin. reactor fuol gamwA ratliation
SOUM-3: Nukleanika, V. 10, no. 32, 1965, 791-806
TOPIC TAGS- bone, nuclear fuel, gamma radiation, radiation biologic effect,
radiothorapy
ABSTRAM An absolute ionization method of maouromants of,doses abnorbod In Ix)no
tisaue, and additional methods were developed. Moasurew3nts of spaW.ttl close dli;-trl-
bution in grarto, woro porformad. From. the detailed analysis it follavis that ("ach
point of the graft absorbs in aterilivAtion a done of )#3 Krad, with nn accilracy of
20P. In the 'two years of its application Vin sterilization nothod devolopod lha~,
proved satisfactox7. This -wras evidenced in sterilization of moro thati onG Invidro(I
3,yophilized hurian bona grafts auccossfftl],y used for thorapoutical, purposes. The
authors thank Professor Ko Ostxqhrsk 0 --1 facilities of the -
J-fgr his sugg stion to use thr
3JA reactor for bono tissue sterilization, and also for his valuable commnts. The
authors also thank 1hr. 4* Aleksarx1rowicz-for over-all assistance in the project, Docon~
Z. Zagorski for discussion on the aubject of chemical dosimoters tuA Mr. I.-Do ~LS04-
x9lL
'de.gi la
'8-H gin 9 conni and general helps Orig. art. has- 12 figqLros and 14 formls,
0 c
VL~. ,
PM I mo 7 W1 DATE, -. 140et65 / CRIG REFi 003 / SOV REFi 001 / M REF: 0 7

ZARNO M I, Bugeniusz
Parasitic"worms of forest micrcmammalians (Rodentia, and Insectivora)
of the environment of Pulawy. 11. Trematoda. Acta parasit. 8 no.8/20:
127-168 Je t60. (EEAI 9:11)
1. Katedra Parazytologii W.S.R. Lublin.
(Poland-Rodentia)
(Poland--Insectivora)
(Poland--Tromatoda)

ZARNOWSKI, EugeniUS7,
Curront status of the studv on the problem of fascioloolsia in
domeatic rtud=ting animals in Poland.- Vftd. parazyt. 7 no.1-3-9 161.
1. Katedra Parazytologii i Chorob Inwazyjnych WSR, Lublin.
(FASGIOL02SIS veterinary) (CATTLE dis)

ZAFII()W$Klp Euponjunz (Lublivp OndemicPa 11)
i': " .. - - - - a~ I I .
Surtay of tbe -PoIjoh veterInary parholtology In I&I't 9-Toe y0hrop
1958-1961..Wiad parazyt 7 no-4/6:745-J/62 161.
1. Department of Parasitology, Veterinary Faculty, kiblin.

ZARVOWSKI, EugoniuIll.z-
S-,=ing up of the debates of veterinary parasitolo,,-y with
particular consideratim of liver-fluke. Wiad pexazty ? .110.4/~:
966-967 161.

ZARNOWSKI., Eugeniuzz
------
Current status of studies on the parasitic fauna of mmals
in Poland. Mad. parazy-t, 9 no.4:341-347 163.
1. Katedra Parazytolo U i Chorob Inwazyjnych WSR, Lublin.
("IAIS) fPARASITES) (PARASITIC; DISEASES)

-15 U, drZe
RARANSKI, Czes- ~av; ZEMMSIKA, 1),-.nuta; JMIECZZK, M-Prian
Studluo on tho tl,ontyY OP An 311. Hpxa
chlorophene (Bllev(-,n--Tlayev) taid
(Klevon M-Rlyz-, Bilevon, 0,0111-Rayer).
Wiad. parazy~. 10 no.0483-485 ltl:4
1. Zaklad Paxazytologil I Chorob Inwavjjny-7,h Insty-Lutu Uete-
0
r~mavjjnego w Palava---h i Zakle-d Farazytologii Poiskiej Rka-
demii Nwak, Warszawa.

CIL' ar ad. ra,~-.,Y`,~
and
I r r urr, le
0b xn4-a r.-O 11, 9 4
el
~)g~ roo 4F. I

MUTOWSKI, Eugeniusz
Survey of the Polish veterinary parasitology in last thzee years
(1958-1961). Wiadomosci parazyt., 7 no.4/6:745-.762 161.
1. Department of Parasitology, VotorInar Faculty, Lublin.
(PARASITIC DISEASES voterinary~

ZARNOWSKI, Eurgeiusz; PAM9 Wladyslaw
On theindependence, of the species Thominx bohni (Supperer, 1953) and
its occurence. Acta parasit 8 no48/20:20-5-213 Je 6o. MAI 9:11)
1. Katedra Parazytologii W.S.R. Lublin.
(Poland-Thominx)
I

POU-ND/Diseases of Farm Tyiseasos Caused by 110,-jinthc R
kx; Jour Bef Zhur - Biol.j :TO 19, 110 68266
Authoi, 2,arnowski, Eugeniu:--- Darold Jerzy
inst
Lit 0 Treatment of AscariasiL-Af'ected Hens.
Ori,, Pub Med. wetaryn., 1957, 11-1) ITO 7, 387-393
0
Ab,;t-.-.~ct V.,xious prepaml,-ions vc;~-a testad on chicks jlii~6---t~,d P-puri-
janita.lly with A,ma.--'(U:~ Whan CUU;~ u-i u0,.,,iiii,3tarod.
~~ncc into the ero..,) it'l :~ r:oide in a 2 IV.I.-I'l~ Lll)',~O, 3.00 per-
cent of the bi-,qf, Extonaivo cfi~ectJ-1ic.,coo (EE)
ill a 1. i nwited.
u-.' phenothiazin.-,- food am
J. 71.9 per-
'As ~O porcent, 1-l'u- (1~") t~
cent, whe-mas wh= '.1 r:',P:g of womisccd uix,,(I cw;tor
oil wans given, L] -a:.:rou~lt2d to 13.9 perceat was zero
--ercent. As pyre'-,,rx.i was used in feed-, (2 -3,arcent),
SRE aq1jp-le(1 71.4 cmnfl. !E 95.5 percent. bea-
zene pvov,2d to have little ~~ffect and -reat to.:icity. When
a 2 ml/lcg dose of s-,mthetic benzeno was injoct,-~-- into t1he erap,
1/2

ZARNOVSKI _D12aiUA&
Critical survey of veterinary parasitological research carried out since
the Inst meeting (1954).Wiadomosei par"yt., Wars3. 3 no.2-3:149-169
I",% Zakladu Parazytologii Wydz. Wet. W~zszej Szkoly Rolniczej w Lublinie,
(PARM ITOIDGY
veterinary parasitol. research in Pbland (Fol))
(RDICM, U23RIIIARY
paranitol. renearch in Poland (Pol))

ZARW.WSKI, Rugoniust; DARSKI, Jerzy (Pulawy)
Tests of effectiveness of various drugs in control of bab-tintbiasis
In fowl. Wiadomosci paraz7t., Varsz. 2 no.5 Suppl:143-144 1956..
1. Zaklad Parazytologii I Chorob Inwa7,yjnych PIW.
(ASCARIASIS, prevention and control,
Ascarldia galli infect. in fowl, effectiveness of
various drugs (Pol))
(A M ELMISTICS, therapeutic use,
Ascariaia galli infect. In fowl, comparison of various
drugs (Pol))
OWLS, DOMESTIC, diseases.
Ascaridia galli infect., ther. eff. of various drugs (Poi))

ZARIK)WSKT, Rugentuss (Lublin)
Hel-cinthological fauna of forest na=-.als (Insectivore, and
Rodentia) in the PuIav7 region. II Trpmato4a. Wiadomosci
paraz.vt., ifaroz. 2 =-5 SuPPI:239 1956.
1. Zaklad Parat7tologii i Chorob Inwaz7jnych WSR.
(TREMMDE IMCTIONS epidemiology,
in small mammals iPol))

ZARMWSKI, %geniuez
Achievements of the school of parasitolog7 of prof. Dr.
Witold Stefanski. Wiadamosel parazyt., Warez. 2 no.3:
139-152 1956.
(PARASTTOLOGY, dducation,
in Poland. contribution of W. Stefanaki (Pol))
(RIOGRAPHIRSO
Stofunfikii Witold (pal))

ZATWOWSKI, JMgeniusz
Observations on cultivation in vitro and on the development of Dictyo-
amilus filarla In guinea pipp; preliminary communication. Windomosci
parasyt., Warez, 4 no.5-6:465-1166; tranal. 466-461? 1958.
I* 'Z Znkladu Parnzytologii i Chorob Inwttzyjnyoh WGR w loiblinia.
(IM-M&TOM,
Dictyocaulus filaria, cultivation in vitro & growth In
guinea pign (Pol))

ZARNOWSKI, EugeniuBz
Polisb vpterinary parasitology in the past 20 years. Wiad.
parazyt.. 10 no.10-13 164.
1. Katedra Parazytologii i Chor--b Inwazyjnych Wyzszej Szkoly
Rol--4czej, LuWAin.

zr, I
C-,;:f r e r t 5 in t h e z: n c ir- a
paTuZY-- 11 -65.
j, ui(jrr Ib Inw(G',yi,~Y~h
t.
Kate,ira PAL
Wi

f"N :Y
r,f
pr~razyt.
k I ad

ZAMOWSKI, Jan, mgr inz.
Falling otrength testing of electronic devices. Prace irat
tole-techn 8 no.W35-136 t64

ZAMIVW3KI Jah mope,. Inz.
I--,- ,.- t--% .1 -
Significance'd subtrooical climato for tho electronic industry.
Pr ze9I telek* 35 (i.e. 36] no.7:208-211 JI 163.
1. Inatytut Tale- i Radioteelmiamny, Wars-,awa.

AAWmAl,
as
tarnanki 4 IM Plastic Iftmessing of [too mn4 St"t Part 1,
~c przer6bk2 p-aityuna telaza I &talk*. Ka w , 10 7,
to lo 4
-1 Cuntr.~Mrz. Prem. Hum, V. pp. Iii, JOB figs.
Hand forging. Water-dr;ven haouners. Stcam hammers. The the3.-
&,O'of forging. Detcrmlnlng the power of a hammer and weight of
v---' I
thr rmn litram liammer oix-rallon, Wtomining thr chIrl dotirmstutw
of haturm ri. roundations. 8 crim bnmmt-r rtrinroilA. ifree form:nst with
4 hatninru rorgIng with large hantmers. Hell-drivetv, Impumatic.
4trup and AtC4M hammers for drop forgItig. nelt-drIven presms. Drop'
forging, Hi"a nn dIrs and drop forging, nrar plannlnlr nnd rquip-
Mont,

------ A -64 ft RAW
fins
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RUN4KA Mi=obiology. Technical Microbiology.
Abit Jo=: Referat Zh.-Biol., No 6, 25 March, 1957, 21889
Author Zarnya) Sherbenesku
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Title Materials for Study of Flax Betting in the Rumanian People's
Republic. I. Flax Reetting Under Laboratory Conditions.
A Preliminary Report.
Orig Pub: Rev. Univ. "C.I. Parhon" si Politehn. Bucuresti. Ser. stiJns.
ratur.,, 1955, No 8, 195-199-
Abatract: A study was conducted on the dynamics of development of micro-
flora relatod to amerobie, warm flax rotting. The retting pro-
cless under laboratory conditions lasted T2 hcmra. The win ati-
rmilarts of the retting process were isolated in pure form --
Gxanulobaeter pectinavorum and Clostridium felsineum. DurinS
the preliminary phase, a double spored Minervin "liquid :cod"
was constantly found.
Card 1/1 -30-

ZAROBYAN, A.I., Inzh.; AZOTrAJ, N.V., iftsh,j AVICTIOYAN, 0,11.0 Insh.
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ZAROCHENTSE!I, GO., inzh.. ''UBE DEVt, F.. M. inzbi; STAMVICH.. G*L., inizh.;~
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Gas burner vith peripheral 'gas. supply i~lor large boiler.units.
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Redesigning of the burners of the TP-100 boiler of the Zmiylev
State Regional Electric Power Plant. Elek.sta. 33 no.11:81-82
N 162. (KIRA 15:12)
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WOCHENTSEV, G.,G., inzh.
Adjustment and operation of a regenerative rotary air ;Teheater,
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AUTHOR- Zarochentsev, G, V.
T=: Ultrasonic control of the depth of rail casehardening
PERIODICAL: Referatlvnyy zhurnal, Metallurglya, no. 2, 1962, 73, abstract 2149!
("Tr. Vses. n.-i. In-ta zh.-d. transp.", 1961, no. 216, 52, 111.)
'EXT; An ultrasonic method is proposed for fast approximate evaluation
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and control of the depth of casehardening in rails, and the theoretical funda-
mentals of the damping of ultrasonic vibrations in metal are set forth. Methods
are described for the control of depth and partial determination of the struc-
ture in the casehardened zone. The design of an instrument for controlling the
casehardcning zone is described In detail, The instrument is a modified version
of a supersonic defectoscope operating on the two-probe principle with pulse
excitation. The main parts of the instrument are: a sweep generator, amplifier
of the sweep generator, cathode-ray tube, receiver amplifier, receiving probe,
and emitting probe. The electrical circuit and the overall view of the instru-
ment are given. Comparison of the results from the investigation by the new
methods of rails subjected to casehardening with the data of metallographic
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S/137/62/000/002/096/144
Ultrasonic control of the depth ... A060/AIOI
analysis and tests for hardness and miarchardness yields a good agreement. It
is pointed. out that the method described is applicable only in cases when, in
the 1-khomogeneous metal, the structure becomes coarser with the depth increasing.
There are 24 references.
Z. Fridman
LAbstrac-.ter's note- Complete translation]
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