SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZHAKOV, M.P. - ZHALKOVSKIY, M.D.

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EXQE4PVi 1--TEDICA Oe c-- -1-1 -Voi-a-o /10 -Ot o -Rhino -;:Larynf,?:F-Oct-5 7-- Z 1'6rAl, < 1816. ZHAKOVTV1.P. Ivanovo. *The role of chronic periodontitis in the -3`Z--r-15`1-3g`y and pathogenesis. of recurring angina (Rus- I sian text) VESTN. OTO-RINO- LA RING. .1957, 2 (58-60) In the, aetiology and pathogenesis of recurring angina a considerable role is played by microbial and chemical foci of pathological stimulation of the trigeminal and sympathetic nerve branches of the dental system. Such foci maybelocated in 'dead, teeth, plumbed or covered by metal crowns 'cured' and painless. The canals and the pulp chambers of teeth are filled with fillings containing formalin, iodoform, phenol, trieresol, eugenol and other potent drugs. Conditions are therefore created for the development of pathological reflexes distorting normal vas,:ular and trophic reactions and weakening the resistance of the tonsillar tissues - ft~ctors facilitating infection. Clinical observations have. proved that persistent angina frequently follows treatment of de-pulped, particularly of multi-rooted teeth. Their extraction result- ed in stable recovery. COUNTRIL USSR qATwoRy F&M Animals. The SwinO- Not 12040 109 N 3 ABS. JOUR. 1 06 , I RZhBiol., R A &I, ; Akulinins As A*; AUTHO 3 C I Vitebsk 1na';;j tute Of Veterinar'y - testi ITLE . rjy etio TlerveS of the Gastro-in ;mp 0, th S1 gi erimontal Moij)hologi M( i P g nal plact in the p cal Investigation).. 15 1957 t ORIG. PUB. Y , at -Uch. zap. Vitabskogo VOt. in- ~173-177 demonstrated on 6k (~areaisos of pigs 09TRACT it was old and exporlmontally on Months to 2 yeave 2 months old t1lat tile S)MIpiithette 1 - piglets a lea(ij" 3planohnlo and e from the - nerv ranial mesenterie gangliaare tho basic nerve c ducts affluent to the gastro-intestinal tract (GIT). Experiments in which these ganglLawera romQved-and visceral nerves were severeds q~to the fact thAt the fibers which testj f _ flow frem- the ganglift innervate all sectors o GIT. Seventy-tWo hours after the operation, Card: 2 ABS RZ 1959, izo. AUITHop, 7':' T TITU, ORIG. FUp. ABSTYLACT dystrophic changes Of the Wall of the dsvOlOped In nerve Mors various GIT sectors, especially in the JOJI:Lnuzn and the ileum and in thO stomach, VI pl-r-,xrv, Ms. (BSSR, g.Vitebsk, ul. Chekhova, d.4, kv.2)V'AKM-IffIN, A.A9 ZHAXOT, X.S By"athatic nerves of the gastrointestinal system in svifte* Arkh.enate,.gist. t embre- 35 no-5:108-110 5-0 158 (Mr:RA 3-1:12) is' rafedra normallnoy anatomii,(zav. - dots. A.A* Akulildn) L kefedra patologicheakor anatomii(save - prof,'A.I* Gairrilov) Vitebakogo veterinarnogo izetituta* (RASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM, innervation -sMsthetie nerves in swine (Rual) (SYMPATHETIC BERVOUS SYSTA, anat. & histol. gastrointe'stinal.innervatioa in swine (Rue)) syWathetic gaetrointestinal innervation Pas)) GIDPANOVICf 11 V.I., aspiran-,; LltLu~QV dotsenL; JGNATOVICH, 'V.V.l student; PUGHKOVA, L.I. Prophylaxis and therapy of white rzAasile disease in lambs, Veterinariia 41 no.2:59,-60 F !65. (14IRA 180) I-Vitobskiy vot(?rlnarnyy instittit (for Gidranovich, 7halcov, 16-natovich). 2. Glavnyy veterinarnyy vrach sovkhoza "Orlovichill Vitebslcoy oblasti (for Puchkova), ZHAKOV, S. I. -lion the Qugstion 6f"Moisture Cii-culation and the'Forecasting of Changes in the Settling Oystem," Iz. vses geograf. obshchestva, No.6, 1954 I law-_ ZHAKOV, S.1. Heat balance of the phase transformation of water In the U.O.S.R. Izv.AN SSSR.Ser*.geog. no.5:73-78 S-0 8 58. (MIRA 11,.-12) 1. Penzenskik pedagogicbeekly institut imeni, V.G. Belinskogo, (water) ric humidification S.S.R. Vest. lqosk. un. (MIRA 17:4) heskogo imqtitata ZHAKOVI So I. Significance of heat and cold advaction in the formation of natural zones, Vast. Moak. vn. Ser. 5t.Peog 17 no.5:29-,111 S-0 1,62. WRA. 15:10) 1, Kafedra geografii Moskovskogo universiteta i Penzenskiy pedagogichaskiy institut imeni V. G. Belinskogo. ZHAKOV, S.I*, kvididat geografichaskikh nauk. Southwestern cyclones and precipitations in luropean Rusnia. Friroda 46 no-3:94-95 Mr 157. (MLRA. 10:3) 1. Penzonskiy sell skokhozya.Tstv~AWy inatitut. (Cyclones) (Precipitation (Neteorology)) 71 1 4.4-201) 551.S77.5(47) Motearological Abst, zhakov, S. L, Nekotoryt 4mle o prolsithubderfli atmosternylth osadkov Nithnege Vol, 4 No# 4 1& v leWl period. None data on the source of atmospheric precipitation in the F11,01:10~1'z V'nlga Area during 'the summet~ period.] Ijejoi=ncle Geogr4fichrtkoe 06shchtstro, April 1953 '~ssk' hreiiiia, &1(1)-.36-42. Jan.-Feb. L932, 3 figs, 2 tables. MC-Precipitation data Part I 1or Stalingrad ire analyzed. Most precipitation in this area comes flom continental tropical -ir saturated with water vapor. over the Caspian Sea. The tropical air from the Black and Aqui3ous Vapor and ':Zjiterranraii Sc:as has little influence an precipitation In StalinRrcd. Weather maps are ~ivcn for t%pic3l cases. Forly-two percent of all prec d with (he action Hydromo~ors the PeAl ipitation I-,; connecte 2. Stalingrad, U.S.S.P--* A.A. r front. Subjert Ifeadings: 1. Precipitation sources %MiA- 0 W. CAW ins" Vsp. 3.11-200 Zhakay,-44-1* Ob Issledoyranii geograficheskikh osobannostel. g'"'I'm ekhozWeLia atmofernykh osadkov. (Studios of the -nhlc 'Ipit characteristics of the sources of atmaph*ric peec atioti Ileasolusnoe Geograficheakoe Obehchestvo~ Is"atila, 83(2)#156-160, Harch/April 1951. 5 refs. DL&- The geographic origin of the atmospheric moisture which given rise to precipitation is Investigated.by determining the daily march of rainfal.1 at given p6ints over a sufficiently long pe iod of time and by analyzing the development of the synoptic process and the nature of the air =sees associated with t- e rainfall. This approa and its possible shortomdugs are described and it Is applied to analysis of the source of moisture of the raWaU in Latvia. In eastern Utvia 90 percent of the wmual and 85 percent of the suomer precipitation is due to fronts wd cyclones. The polar front wA moisture from southern air mases&, especially coatenental, 1tropoical and we= continental polar air axe important sources of rainfall. Maritime polar air is of lesser importm ca. Subject Headingill ACC NR: AF?01241,2 SOURCE: COD--: UR"0413/66 O0V018'004l,'0041 AUTHOR: Gordon, G. Ya.; Varshwrskly, S. L.~ Kbfnian, L. P.; Zhakov, V. A.; Belykh, R. P.; Kalitina, M. 1. ORG: none TITLE; Mothod for preparing mixed complete asters of pentuarythrito with methylphosphonic and nothacrylic acids. Class 12, No. 185918 SOURCE: Izobretenlya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znakl, no. 18, ~1966, TOPIC TAGS: methacrylic acid, pentnerythritol, ester, methylphosphortic acid SUB CODE: 07 ABSTRACT: A method is claimed for the preparation of mixed conplete esters of panta6rythrite with nothylphosphonic and methacrylic acIds. In this method the mothacrylic acid is subjected to reaction with the dioxy- ,ester of pentaorythrite and mathylphosphonic acid at 138-1400C In an organic solvent such as xylene and In the presence of monovalent or dival- ent copper compounds or acidic compounds, such as orthophosphoric acid or mixtures thereof. rJPRS: 40,4227 b" Card 1/1 547.438.1r427.1,11.07 .6t6O_O1O2.f1OON16O3i-7_' SOURCE CODE. ACC NR, AP7001365 INVLNTOR: Gus1kov,IA. K.; Bobkov, S. S.; Gribov,-A. M.; Kolchin, I. K.; Zhakov, V. A.; Kovalav, N. I.; Lisunova, M. B.; Sokoioval V,. A.;. Kuznctaovap S. N.; ORG: none TITLE: Preparative method for a catalyst- Class 12, No. 167738 32 SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promphlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyyo.znaki.L, no. 21, :14960' TOPIC TAGS: acrytonitrile, chemical synthesis,. catalybt preparation ca, ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a preparative method.for t -catalyst for the synthesis of acrylonitrile by oxidative ammonolysis of propy.ene. A carrier with improved strength and heat resistance is prepared by molding, d-ying and heating to 1200-1250 a:mixture of Kaolin and a-alumina. The carrier'is skb- sequenily'irr,pregnated with biq!auth,.molybdenum,-,and phosphorus,compounds. [BO] SUB *CODE: 07/ SUBM DAM, OlApr641, ATb'PRESS:, 5109 _5 LC6r~d UDCJ 66.094.373 17'20461~66- -AC~ Li e 0 ic Health Far 59 EXCERPTA MEDICA 1~ V-1 Publ 1077, DETERMINATION OF THE MAXIMUM PERMISOIBLE CONCENTRATION OF URSOL D IN THE WATER OF RESERVOIRS (Russian text) - t Zhakov Y. A. - GIG.1 SAN. 1958, 5 (14-21) Graphs 3 Ifluil. 2 The invusirgations on-owed that coloration of water occurs at a concentration of ursol at 0.1 mg./I. ; the sanitary regime of the reservoir is interfered with at 5 mg./I. The maximum content which does not effect the organisms; of warm- blooded animals Is 0.1 mij.11, Therefore, for determination of the maximum per- misaLble concentration of uraol in water it in necessary to take the threthold value (0.1 mg./ 1.) whIch Is toxic for the organterna of warm-blooftl animals. I T1 ~A d & unat of ~-- - KIRALIORICH, I.A.; BILOVAO I.M.; HM, Te.S.-, SOSUNOVA, I.N.1 OM.ToysuTA, A.L; ZHAKOV, Th.A.; TIM07ZMA, T.Z. Sanitary evaluation of the consecfaenoes of flooding tree plant- atibus during the construztion of reservoire. GIgJ san. 25 no.l: Ja 16o. (KIRA 13:5) 1. ,Iz Moskovskogo nawhno-lealedovateltakogo instituta sezitaxii i gigiyeny Imeni 7.7, Briiiana Mini sterstva sdravookhranerlya RSFSH, (WATER IMSOURCIES DEVffa%M--HYGIMC ASPACTS) S/081/61/000/023/052/06-v B106/B101 AUTHORS: Betts, G. E., Zhakova Karmin B. K., Strellnikova, N. P., Eytingon, I. TITLE: Chemical mastication accelerators for natural and s,rnthetic rubber and prospects of their application PERIODICAL: Referativnyy-zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 23, 1961, 559, abstract 23-P344. (Tr. N.-i. in-ta shin. prom-sti, ab. 5, 1961), 21-35) TEXT: Numerous compounds have been examinedt many of which are vulcanizatim accelerators, Dimethyl phenyl p-cresol (1) was found to be the ~nost active chemical mastication accelerator for CL,.C-30 (SKS-30) rubber. In the presence of 1.2 parta by weightof 01, mastication can be carried out in kettles within 50 to 50 min at 130 0 as'against 70 min at 1350C*ithout I. A similar accelerating action is exerted by I on the mastication of C kH Z (SKN) and Ct,,,W(SKI) rubber, but not on that of H k(NK) rubber. Active mastication accelerators for NK rubber are Renacit 11, IV, and V (trichloro- thiophenol, zinc salt of pentachlorothiophenol I or pentachlorothiophenol, respectively),Vulkaniel TBN (~O% thio-p-napbthol and 67% inert paraffin), Card 1/2 REM S/081/61/000/023/0'WO61 Chemical mastication accelerators ... B106/B101 Peptone 65 (zinc salt of o-benzamidothiophenol), the zinc salt )f trichloro- thiophenol, Peptone 22 (o,ol-dibenzamidodiphenyl disulfide), and a-nitro-0- naphthol. When selecting mastication accelerators, it should be bornc in mind that they FAre able to affect the scorching of compounIs as well ;~j as the vulcanization and physicomechanical properties of vulcanizatpq in different ways, depending on the type of rubber, filler, and other ingredients. Of great importance are the cooling conditions of the masticated rubber. Scorching is frequently increased by water ccolirog. Accelerators permit mastication in closed rubber mixers and preparation of compounds at the same time. Accelerators that are active aT, relatively low temperatures, such as Renacit IV and Peptone 650 are required forthis purposeo [Abs,tracter's.note: Complete translation.. Card 2/2 S/138/60/000,1005/007/012 A051/AO29 AUTHORSt Be-tts, G.E. Karmin, B.K EY Zhakova,.L.G., Strellnikova, N.P. TITLE: The Mastication~of Natural Rubber with O-Benzamidothiophenolq its Zinc Salt.and 0,01 -Dibenzamidodiphenyldioulfide PERIODICAL; Kauchuk i Rezina, 1960"Ko 5 27 pp. 24 TEXT:, After brief referencet to a previous article published in "Kau- chuk i Rezina", 1959, No-8, P. 32 by the authors on the action of thio- phenols and their derivatives on the mastication of natural rubber, they point out that the present article deals with the results of an investi- gation of o-benzamidothiophenol, itb zinc salt and o,ol -dibei.,izamidothio- phenyldisulfide (pepton 22). The method by which o-benzamidothiophenol was obtained isdescribed. It is stated that the mechanism of the reaction has not yet been clarified. The structural formulae of the reduction re- action are given for o,ol - dibenzamidodiphenyldisul'Lide, reduced to o-ben- zamidothiophenol with sodium hydroxide and glucose. The physical and chemical properties of the obtainad product are given: melting point 101 Card 1/ 3 .99 S/138/60/000j'005/007/012 A051A029 -The Mastication of Natural Rubber with O-Benzamidothiophonol,i-ts Zinc Salt -,:and 0,01 -Dibenzamidbdiphonyldisulfide 1030C" yield 75~4 .6-benzamidothiophenol has a characteristi'a odor, is hardly soluble in water and dissolves well in hot alcohol, and in adetone- and chloroform when cold. The authors outlinethe proced4re for obtaining the zinc salt of the original product, and describe its chemical and phy- sical properties. It is pointed out that the salt obtained by the given .,method has similar properties as the imported salt. The activity of the benzamidothiophenol and its derivatives in mastication of rubber was furth- er studied under laboratory conditions. The details of the investigation are submitted whereby laboratory rollers and the Krupp-Gruzon rubber mixer were used. Various coneentration of pepton 22 were applied a4A the kine- ties of the mastication at these concentrations can be seen ir. Figure 1. The obtained data reveal thafthe most active of the three investigated accelerators of mustication at the temperatures investigated, was o-benzami- dothiophenol. Pepton 22,seemed to be the least active in the region where the mastication effectiveness. dropped with an increase in the temperature. The zinc salt of o-benzamidothiophenol held an intermediate position. In Card 2/3 BMW S/138/60/000,1005/007/012, A051/AO29 The Mastication of Natural Rubber with O-Benzamidothiophanol, Its Zinc Salt. and 0901 Dibenzamidodiphenyldisulfide. the-temperature region where the mastication rate increases with an in-. crease.in the temperature, the activities,of the disulfide and the zinc salt.of o-benzamidothiophenol gradually'approach each other. ~The technolo- gical. and technical proberties of the masticated rubber obtained by o-ben- zamidothiophenol and its derivatives are/discussed. Pepton 22 is recommend:'_ ed for industrial use as an acceleratorP of mastication, in addition to, the zinc salt of o-benzamidothiophenol. Both are only slightly toxic ang sta- ble. The zinc salt is recommended for use at temperatures below 130 C, and peptone 22 at temperatures above 1300C. There are 5 figures and I table. ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issladovatellskik institut shinnoy promy-shlennosti (Scientific Research Institute of the Tire Industry). Card 3/3 Mai" EMUI~-- USSR/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and 1-22 Their Application--Crude rubbers, natural and synthetic.~ Vtilcanized rubber Abs'Jour. Ref Zhur-Khimlya, No 3, 1957~ 9785 Author : Begunovskaya, L.,M.,.Zhalcova, V. G., Karmin, B. K~, and Epshteyn, V, G. Inst : Not given Title : Argilig and Fatigue of R"bbers Vulcanized in 'the Presence 6f Various Accelerators and Antioxidants -Raiichidcov i rezin i- Ori,, Pub: Sb.: Starenie i mtomlenilre povyshe'niye i1ch stbykosti (Symposium on the Aging and Fa 'tisue of Rubbevs and the Improvement of their Aging Reslsta'c 1., "eningrad, GosIchinlizdat n ej 1955, 31-52 Abstract: rheryl- naphth~,Iamine I) niid 2,4-diamir.odiply- enylaidn'e (II~ Ivcta~i.1(1 the'oyldation of natural rubber by molectila" 02., The.auditjion of I acceler- ates the destructl,)n of the rubber during I.ow-tem- pernture i-tiechaid.cal. plistization, with resultant Card l/It - - -- -------- -- USSR/Cheiiiical Teohnology. ChetilioaL '2roducts and 1-22 Their Application--Crude rubbers, natural and. synthetic. Vulcanized rubber Abs Jour: Ref Zh',tr-KhUAya, 110 3, 195Y, 9785 Abstract- izates containiix, 11 than in vuleanizates contain ing I~. The effect of I and !I on -the fatigue of rubbers during deformation tests in which equal amounts of energy are stored in the rubber.s was founG to be equal.. I*1 is more active in the fatiglie of unfilled vuleanlzates from SKB rubber. The resistance to aging, of vulcanizates prepared from ilatural rubber increasen as the amount of accele'rator is lnc~eased and the amount of S is decreabed. The resistance t;-.) arring depends an the Q duration of vulcrud.zation. Revulcanization of the tni;fturc with leado to a sharp decrease in apOn- res'stanc-_; this effect is not observed. in u L 1. rubbers containin,, thiurain and D-G. In the presence of an aoceleratur Ulle clc~rco of OomoGencity of the molecular SLI'LIC-tvre of the vulcanizates is in- Card -3 f I n IZ I L. , , A Im - f S11381601000/01110051010 A051/AO29 AUTHORSs Eytingont I.I.f Karmin, B.K#9 Zhako'va, V*G~, Betts, G.E.$ S.A. Kamenskaya, TITLEs Mastication of Natural Rubber in the Presence of' Para- Tertiary Butylphanolmorcaptane, Dimethylphenylpe.raersoolmor- captane, Their Zino Salts and Disulfides PERIODICAL: Kauahuk i rezina-, 1960, No. 11, pp.21-24 TEXTs The results are given of work carried out on thi.- synthesis, and study of paratertiary butylphenolmercaptane, dimethylphenylparacresol- mercaptane, their zinc salts and disulfides, as acoelerators.of natural rubber mastication. -The method for producing the listed ao6alerators is outlined and a characteristic evaluation of these is given. Corresponding dieulfides were used as the initial products for producing substituted arylmereaptanes. Both products under investigation were obtained by react- ing sulfur monochloride with paratertiary butylphendl and dimethylphanyl- paraoresol.~ The reaction is given as% Card l/.ko 5/130/60/000/olli'005/010 A051/AO29 Mastication of Natural Rubber in the Presence of Para-Tertiarir Butylphen- olmorcaptane, Dimethylphenylparaoresolmereaptane, Their Zino Salts and Disulfidee 0 0 2.: + 82 C12 S -3 + 2HC1; where R Is the tertiary buty17 or dimethylbenzyl. The reaction was carried out;'ina solution of dichloroethane at its boiling point. Sulfur monoohloride was added gra- dually, mixing for 2 hours. At the end of the reaction the dichloroetharie was distilled off and the product obtained dried in a vacuum at a tempera- ture of 40-500C until a constant weight was achieved. The disulfide yields were 82.and 67% of the theoretical, respectively. The! obtained products, which were resin-like substances, were subjected to an elementary analysis. The results weret for Card 2/1& 5/138/60/000/03.1/005/010 A051/AO29 Mastication of Natural Rubber in the Presence of.Para-Tartiary Butylphen- olmercaptane, DimethylphenylparacresolmercaptaneI Their Zinc Salts and Disulfides. 0 S C H 3 20 2602 2, calculated ................. OA6.26 7.23 17.68 -found 66.67 7.36 17.02 C H '0 S 30 - 30-2 calculated ..................... 74-07 6-17 13.16 found 74 - 40 5-99 12.81 The results showed that the's"thesized substances correspond to disulfide of paratertiary butylphenol and disulfide dimethylphanylpargveresol. In order to ubtain corresponding mercaptanes from the disulfidos the reduc-.; tion method was us6d with glucose and alkali hydroxide in an alcohol- aqueous medium (Ref-3). Results of an analysis of the zinc content in the zinc salt of the corresponding mercaptans proved that'soditum marcaptide and not phenolate is formed when reducing the disulfides with glucose and a calculated quantity of alkali hydroxide. The mercaptane field was 90 and Card Vie WAM S11381601000101-110051010 A051/4029 Mastication of Natural Rubber in the Presence of Para-Tertiary Butylphen- olmercaptane, Dimethylphenylparacresolmereaptane, Their Zinc Salts and Disulfides 97% of the theoretical, respectively. Zinc salts of the paratertiary butylphenolmereaptane and dimethylphenylparaoresolmereaptane,were obtained from the respective sodium meroaptides formed Iin the process of the di- sulfide reductioii. The yield of the commercial product was196% of'the theoretical.: The zinc.content for the C 20H2602S 2Zn was calculated to be 15.2% and found experimentally as 14.7%. The authors point out that they were first to obtain the meroaptanes of the paratertiary butylphenol and dimethylphanylparacresol, their zinc salts and aiso-dimethylphanylpara- oresol disulfide. Astudy was carried out of the action of.the parater- tiary butylphanolmereaptane, dimethylphenylparacresolmereaptalle and their derivatives on the,mastication of natural rubber. Fig.1 shows the effect of various doses of Pastication accelerators on natural rubber processing on rollers, and Fig.2 the kinetics of mastication at 1000C. -Data on the .effect of temperature on the mastication on rollers are givon in Fig-3- The tested substances form the following decreasing series according to Card 4/10 A05l/A029 Mastication of Natural Rubber in, the, Presence'of Para-Tertiarlr Butylphan- olme~"captanet'Dimethyl.phenylparacresolmereaptaneI Their Zinc Balts. and Disulfides ~-:.--.~their .'ef f activeness on' the mastication'proce'ss*: paratertiary butylpherol--11 mercaptane, dimeth~rlphenylparacresolmerca~tane> zin,6 salts>d1sulfides. pared to thezin,,~salts~ etc., - The greater activity.of the mercaptane as com 5r. 'corresponds with data obtained previously by.the authors in s-~udying tri- chlorothiophenol, pentachlorothiophenol, orthobenzamide thiophenol and their derivatives (Ref.1,2). It was further found that the mastication of. natural rubber in the presence of paratertiary butylphenolme-rcaptane, ~iiirdethylphenylparacresolmercaptane, their zinc salts and disulfides is '"hardly effective on the tendency of the breaker mixtures to si-.orching, or In the vulcanization rate and ~hysico-mechanical properties o:C their- vul- lanizates. The authors.state in conclusion that for industrial application nly the zinc salts of mercaptahes are of interest, since meri~.aptanes are oxic and easily *decompose when stored, and the disulf ides ha-te a resin- t iike consistency. There are 3 sets of graphs, 1 table and 3 xeferences 2 Soviet.and 1 German.. ASSOCIATION: :Nauchrfo-issledovatel'skiy institut shinnoy promyshlei-mosti (Scien- Card 5/W tific Research Institute of the Tire Industry) AID r 4584 Subject USSR/Aeronautics bibliography card 1/1 Pub. 135 -19/23 Author Zhakovich, I. A., Eng.-Lt.Col., Candid. Geogr. Sci. Title Study aid in aviation meteorology Periodical Vest. vozd.,flota, 2, 86-88, F1956 Abstract Critical review of the book; Matveyev, L.:T. and. Smirnov, P. I.-Osnovy Aviatsionnoy Meteorologii (Fund damentals or aviation meteorology), publisi-e'TTy the Defense Ministry of USSR, Moskva, 1955, 336 p. 0 o o o go@ 0 0 0 * 0 0 0 0 0 d I & I f1 0 It v Is w Is It 1) IS a 11aDub AVISM hil uu ma xylsomal lWavago --A 2 ip a mAa 0 4 la. *0A 09j ago o44 YA Am V. A. too coo -00 00 see %00 ,TIN ni 4 1-ILA 0 TALLWGKAL WMILet CLASSIPIC Iscol a%* cat u 0 It so It v Ilk $0 T *71"A 00 0 0 e ,0000a 000 OR 0 0 0 000 a0-00 o*I 0_0 *.*-*0*so 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 05 0 0 0 00000 see,* 000000 1 AUTHOR:, Zhakovskay4, ~I.Sij.~Ihgineer. 311 TY~IIE: --donforence on Metals- for power installations with high and super-high steam c6iiditions-and for gas turbines. (Soveah _dlya energoustanovok vysokil:h.i chaniye po metallam. sverkhvycokikh parametrov para i gazovykh tulrbin.) PERIODICAWIEnerg ma 1, shinost roe'ni6l (Power Machinery Constniction)t No, 41 5, ABSTRACT:. In March of - this., yeaj~atechnical conferencei,was, held.in-1. the laningrad Metal~.Works:on questions relatilt,.to,the search new heat-resisting matp,,rials for turbines with live.steam temperatu ith temperatures res 8f 535 650.'C and gas turbines w .of:700 -'800 0. -The conference-was attended by representatives of institutes and factories of the Ministries of Heavy Engin- eering and Ferrous. Metallurgy. Results were presented of investigations made during the period 1955-56. ~In the matter -of development:and~.introduction-of the technolo& of manu- facture of new materials, meiiDion should be -mad.'e of the success of the Neva Engineering Works and the Novo-Kraniatorsk Works (Dollbas) in casting',. ' ge turbine parts from chromium- molybdenum- vaziadiiui. steels 20-Kh-hiFL and l5-Rh--l-tMF and also the.,manufacture ofIcastings from chromium staijiless steels with strength -incTeasing additives. The facto'cies UZTM (Ukrainian Heavy Machinery Works~) and NINZ (Novo-Krdmatorsk Works?) carried out a deal.,of work on thia manufarture --MAKOVSKAYAJI.- -S-6- 7-7 USSRIPhysics Elasticity Key 50 Torsion "Variation in the Modulus of-Elasticity During rzi(;~jll N. N. Dwidenho Zhakovskaya,, V, A. Miravlev (deceased) AtZhur Tekh Fiz" Vol XX, No 5),pp 534-542 S.tudies variation in modulus of normal elasticity (by definite method of vibrations) of cylindrical specimens made of soft steel) brass, and duralumin) twigited through various gngles and also tempered at various temperatures. Submitted 2 Apr 49. FDD PA 160, rt SICHKARUK9 I.A.;_,,PiAKS Rare localization of echinococcosis, Kbirurgiia 35 no.8:LI3-114 Ag 159. (RETROPERITONEAL SPACM-HYDATIDS) (MTLIRA 13: .12) GOLMTAN(JV, G., kand, tekhn. nauk; GRAUR, LI,, I.; TARAKANOV, L; ZIECHEVSKIY, N.; GEI-TERALGVp G. "Gornyi zhurnal" Is contributions to industry. Gor. zhur. no.7;9-13 Jl 165. (MIM 18:8) 1. Direktor kombinata "Apatit" (for Golovanov). 2. Glavn~y inzh. Sokolovsko-Sarbayskogo gornoobogatitellnogo kombina.ta (for Graur), 3, Direktorlyryanovskogo svintsovogo kombiriata (for Zhaksybayev). 4, Nachallnik proizvodstvenno-tekhnicheskogo otdeleniya Dzhezkazge.nskogo garnometallurgicheskogo kombinata (for Li). 5. Direktor kombinata "Achpolimetall" (for Tarakanov). 6. Glavnyy inzh. Kriv-orozhskogo gornorudnago tresta "Leninrudall (fox' Zinchevgkiy). 7. Glavnyy inzh. Yuzhnogo gornnobogatitellnogo kombinata .(for Generalov)q ZHAKSYBAYEV, N.j FOMENIKO, V.D.; ANTONOV, V.P.; SAMARTSEV, I.A.; VASIL'YEVO B__.F._j-TAGODNITSYN$_ N.A. VENGER, M.S. Inadequatemethods of waste wateranalysis are retarding the improvement of the sanitar7 condition of reservoirs. TSvet. met, 35 no.3s86-87 Mr 162, OURA 15W I- Direktor Zyryanovskogo svintsovogo kombinata (for Zhaksybayev), 2. Sakretarl partiynogo komiteta Zyryanovskogo svintsovogoi 'kombinata. (for Fomenko). 3. Nachallnik obogatitellnoy J.'abriki 2;yryanovskogo svintsovogo,kombinata (for Antonov). 4. liachallnik tsentrd Inoy khimi-eheskoy laboratorii Zyryanovskogo svintsovogo kombinata (for Samartsev). 5. Nachallnik byuro stachnfth vod Zyryanovskogo svintsovogo kombinata (forNasillyev), 6. Rukovoditell metodicheskoy gruppy khimicheskoy laboratorii ZyryanovOogo svintsovogr,,kombinata (for Yagodnitsyn). 7. GosudaretvewWy onnitftrnyy inapektor popromyshlennoy gigiyene Vostochne- Kaznbstanskoy sanitarnoy coidemiologicheskoy stantsii (for Venger). (Water-Analysis) (Reservoirs) IMICHKIN, A. 'V., professor, doktor;- G. a., kandidat takhnlchaskikh nauk.; GXNBACK, A,.N.,jnzhTn"rr; CHUIAMY, inzhener; SI18mv. inzhaner; MarIxually operated thermoborer with a single nozzle burner..HGkh.trud. rab. 11 no.1:15-16 Ja 157. 10:5) l.Chlen-korrespondent Adademii nauk KazS 'SR (for Brichkin)-. (Boring machine'ry) 7-7 . .-- .. N ~~-Mmlrml a--- i ZHALbYK0j N. 1. Zh,ileyko, N. I. "The kinetics and inechianism of thermal disintegration ~of propgne under low pressures," Uchen. zapiski (Sarat. G6s. un-t ini. Chernyshevskogo), Vol. XXI, v-yp. Ithim., 190, P. 3-20, - Bib.liog; 26 items SO: U-034, 29 Oct 53 1','Letovis IZIjurnal IzIfth, Statey, No. 16, 19119) -66 L 4565 ACC.-: NR ,~Q Q n It T A M-T-Alq -ed ogibhelpkiy. institut],-(Kiev ag ~ 6~r raduded ta~ a problem in 1!~naarprapm- Lrze- mirdmiala the lini~,ar form b Paca aub4act t10 [Ig','' hEd 0'0',]R ---Or,tha-, RODIMKOVA, Ye.G.; RUYYANTSEVA, N.V.; sortirovshchitna piamennoy.korrea_ pondentaii; KITAYETA, A.V., pochtallon; ILD(OVA, L.V.;.sorlv-i- rpvohchitoa plamenuay, kor respondents it ZHALIWVA, M., r brigadir XMILLOYA, T.I.; KHARINA, T.I., b~r~~pochtall- pochtallpnov; onov: TUWVA, G.A., sortirovshchitsa. leading postal workers.~are sharingtheir experiences Vest. sviazii 20 zo.11:2~-24 X 160. (MIRA 13:12) I@ Nachallnik 98-go otdolenlya avyusl g.Mookvy (for Rodukova)* 2. Leningradskly pochtamt (for Run7antseva). )# Arzamaukaya. kontora evyazi Gorlkovskoy oblasti (for Kitayeva). 4. Hiners- J=dskoye otdelenlya perevozki pocMy (for Klimova)- 5-,5-7e otdeleniye sv7azi.'g-Che1yabitaka (for Zhalilova). 6. Rachallnik 24-0 otdele;aiya avyazi g.1vanova (for Kirillova). 7. 1rhybyshevokiy pochtan,t (for Khairina). 8. Otdel obrabotki plamennoy korreapondentsii Sverdlovskogo otdeleyniya perevozki pochty (for Tuzova). (Postal service--Employees) BABKIN, N.N.; GREBENSHCHIKOV L,S.; MALIN, N.I.; FROKHOROVAp T.I.; LYAPUNOV, Yu,A.,- i~BAW7?7r---~- Overall dust removal from the atmosphere of the Berezovskiy Mine. Gor. zhur. no.5a6l-63 My 164. (MIRA 17-.6) 1. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-'"seledovatellskiy gornometallurgicheskiy institut-tavetnykh metallov (for Babkin, Grebanobahikov, Malin, Prokhorova). 2. Berezovskiy rudnik, KazSSR (for'Lyapunov,, Lobazov). (Zy-ryanovak,region-Mine,ventilation) ,masuzing coil (a a 0.2 x 4.0 cm~2). -I- -I- I.; ;-A/ T17~ IJ-, ol"I iAk I'' `S=pled~_W-Itt thi%-R, Bacterial Separator," by V. P. Zhalko-Titarenko, Chair of Mi- crobiology, Kiev Institufe for t Advanced TFaining of Phy- . ..... sicians Gigiyena i Sanitariya, Vol 21, No 9, Sep 56, PP 94-95 "The author reports that under the direction of S. S. Rechmenskiy he ~:46veloped a method for using the motor of a vehicle as an aspira~~.or for --tpllecting samples of atmospheric air. In one of the phases of the oper t- _'.Ji~g cycle the motor draws in air which passes through the carburetor (where'.~ becomes saturated with gasoline vapors) and then through the pipeline of-,...' .,-the intake manifold. Corresponding to the two stages in air flow in the v eh icle motor two structural types of aspirators, carburetor and, manifold ...,-yere developed and tested. "The carburetor aspirator was studied in three possible designs: (1) stationary connecting tube mounted in a special drill hole in the car- Ai etor, (2) a demountable.connecting tube fastened in the choke valve ,opening, and (3) a demountable extension on the carburetor throat. The aspirators have a single structural form in the shape of a con- nictor screwed into the opening in the manifold, which is~used.f r-fact., --the,. motorv-::-:~-7, g 7- 144L 1~0-_r1T_AtTi:_NK0 V Aes A 061d COMP(Liwird -tonts df -hl oved t an aspirator was the beat and simplest attachment since its use had no effect t he operation of the motor and permitted easy collection of air SOMP es her the vehicle was parked or in motion. The manifold aspirators in Ahe form of stationary or demountable connecting tubes meet the conditions .-"for sampling but create a number of difficulties for normal opermtion of motor. Carburetor extensions proved to be unsuitable for practica! usee~~, "The apparatus for taking air samples consists of the follov-Ing units: _.(1),manifold aspirator, (2) outlet hose leading into the cab, (3) screw ~.J61amp located on the hose in the cab for regulating the degree of aspiratio a,second hose with one end connected to the outlet, the other to the ato', a device f -catching the bacteria, and: (6) an -,-,-,bacterial separ r or on which the bacterial separator is fastened. In taking air'samples.from a rdoving vehicle proper arrangement of ~the bacterial separator on the vehicle is mandatory. The author's analysis."- 'Of aerodynamic flow past an automobile showed that the bacterial. separator .;should be attached only in front of the radiator unless it was protected t1st ZHALKO-rITARENKO, V.P. Experimental study of polydispersed bacterial aerosols. Report No.1; Theory of the method of detemining the survival of micro- organisms in polydispersed aerosol. Zhur.-mikrobiol., epLd. i immun. 41 no.10:61-66 1.64. (MU 18: 5) 1. Kiyevskiy institut mikrobiologii i epidemiologii. 1. Kiymuskiy-inatitut epidf~dologlA i mikrobiologld. --2784q.~66 "EWT.WASS-42 ~-':w EW(k -2/EWA- c) Mtn VALIKOV, A.M., inzh.-polkovnik v otstavke; KUSTOV, A.I., polkovnik intendantskoy sluzhby v otstavke; DERBENEVA, Ye.P., slu- zhashchaya Sovetskoy Armii agronom; TRUTI]EV, H.F... polkov- nik intendantskoy sluzhby zapasa; RYABOV, I.G.., polkovnik intendantskoy sluzhbv v otstavke; LUPPOV, A.P.,, polkovnil* zapasa; DIKUSHIN, V.F., general-mayor tekhnicheskikh voyik v otstavke; IAVROV, I.A., podpolkovnik med. sluzhby; DMITKYEVOI.D., polkmmik veterinarnoy sluzhby zapasa; IVANOVTSEV, P.V., podpolkovnik veter. sluzhby kand. veter. SAFRONOV, I.V., general-leytenant v otstavke; nauk, ZULLKOV,..g.,;.,, red. [Unit administrator's manual] Spravochnik voiskovogo kho., z1aistvennika. Moskvao Voenizdat, 1965, 462 p. (MIRA 18:6) SHRAMCHENKO, A.F., polkovnik, kand. voyennykh naukj- ZHALKOV, S.N., red. [Aid to the leader of tactical exercises] V pomoshch' rukovoditeliu takticheskikh uchenii. Moskva, Voenizd.- dat, 1965. 205 P. (MIRA 19:1) A, A- 1, , G 40 4 ir er * 4 4 4 6 0 0 0 o 0 0 a oo o 0 0 0 oo 40 0 (1 0 0 o xx 4 *' 1; 0 a it 1~ I.' A L.A _' '--' ' " " - " - " 111, 00 r. A- 1. 0 _h -1, 9 oi- L., A.-A' '04 W tt Joe 0 A: 1 _9 0 of C The digettace In blol4u] fedon of tMOSM11164 tild 0012 reffecttid VIWWO light. 1. Experiments with Paramecia 00 2 caudata B G Z W. BmU. 6W. M161. #xP(1. kv, M 5 W sh)(IM).-Redt:cted m" 60 of"visible light stimulate multiplication of Fai,40914MUM 00 at dalum In the red, but show a dtprvwing action in the violvt. Tmnsmitted light through colored filterx ha% a dcprvWns action, which Is grcuter for all wdvt Irtulths 0 0 than the dclifessliq action of reflected ItAlit. Thestintu, Wing actlitu of rellected light is avatined to lie olue to Its 0 pulArizatiou. S. A. Kurj;ila ago 2 A 00 - ------ to 9 1. A%*-ILA DITALLURGICAL L17 RAT&RE CLASSIFICATIGN t! %*1,:*) 41# 441 134( --------- 414111a,": .4141t n- $11 U OR AT I, 2--v"Ix -- , , -____ ` , ~ . An I I N Owl w 44 '3 a 3 1, -#-4xo- I 1w pt "nip eapuzold of pt K a cc it cc A 0 00 00 V: 0 0 0 0, 0 0 0 VW76-6 -10 -Of OAP ILL IS W a k 11 x 0 a it 1: .3 M 0 J A* ge FA I' I Anil 11. A. Zolotikil. Ufa). Md. 1. No. IOM V-70- .4 (IM); Mot. z4ftly. IM a. IWJ -Nottractallic In. d l 4 i l L; us ons 1 ft"Of e Ingot Wtll ssoll the out- Y o=r g* side. The surface ladusions contain SiOlr MA-MA, A1103 7-11 2a-28.6 0-7 4 -NlnO 1-28 FetOj 17 COD 0 2 2 -00 . . . , . , , , , aod M They make bkxcbcs IV"00 nim I) 1 long 2% . - . . , C . thick Their inside is wide AM 2 rum r& o 1 . , , g y -em 4 c their outsith: is red-bcowit. 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L A METALLUROKAL LITIFRATURE CLASSWICATMOO 4 41 . - - - - - - - - - b 04 000 4 1 Sola 1 1 ri, .1. a" C41 u It, . CP 0 0 K x a x it a 1g WO it I ix, #li .3 $i 4a 1 T . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IS, O 00 00,0000 0 0-0 0 0.0-00-0 ~0,0000000~0 0 0 *1* 0 a O's 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 111 a 40 0 4A 9.000000*0000i 00004000a a ZHALKO-TITARE11KOi V.P.1 BLOKHIN, N.N.,, Prof., nauchnyy rulcovoditelf raboty Technique of ana3,v,zing,,blood protein fractions by paper electro- phoresis. Lab..delo 10 no.4t218-219, W,.. I'MIRA 17S5) 1. Makoshinskiy detakiy kostno-tuberkuleznyy sanatorly J'giavnyy vrach V.P.Zhano-Titarenko). 2. Leningradskiy nauchno-issledova- tel'Bkiy institut khirurgicheskogo tuborkuleza (for Blokhin).