SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZHEBROVSKIY, A.F. - ZHECHEVA, D.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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AUTIJORs Bellkindi L. Do; Vepikov, v. A.; clovinov. A. Ail Grudinakiy, P-
Zb&din. kdWi
_La.; ;h2bMgUz,"l tapitakiy, V. 1.1 N04Wov, Do Ko; Favl V.A.
-1 Sokolov, 0, 1.; SoldatkinA, LA.
Romig. D. Vol Hossiyervakly, Go I.; Safonov, A- P
..T.Ayts, A. Ail. Ulfyanov, So Ail Fodosayov, A. M.1 Khaystor, V. A.
TITLEt Professor 0. A. Toleshav on,this 70th birthday and th4 45th annimm~' t
of his engineering, scientific, ond,.'toaching activity
FMCS; Elektrichostva, no. 91. 1964. 91
TOPIC TAGSr alootrio~onginoeringoraonnel
ABSTpAcT: Boris Arkedly6vich Toloshav wu iseyonty years old 12 I!aroh 1964.
--this oliaWo-m-eoYanloal
He graduated from department of the Petrograd MyL
toohnio Institute in 1927Jand pined the title Electrical Engineer In 1920.
in the Union of Eleatria Power 'Statiorm -of the Mookovskiy rayon, Tel* how
was one of the founder@ of the first dispatcher service, of the Moscow
Power Systeov the chief dispatcher of this systems the manager of the hIgb_
vo2tap not"rU of the Moscow Union, the chief onginser; In construction of
the .1$o"" hijj~-Toltao' m*tavrk mA of th hieb-roltagm is t"ru at #h4. I
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ACCESSION NRi AP3026355
Moskovskly rayon an d the ohlof onginior in construotion of the BoW)covsk
(now lovomoslwvokl hydros2actrio station# In connootion with the roorgan-
of construotionin 1931, Tol,eah6v was transferred to Energodtroy,
.'first " ohief *nRinaaf of, Use ?Josoow division and than as deputy oblef of
the desip a4ministration of Eiiergostroy (now Toploelo%trqproysl~%). In ~ A
1934, Taloshav took the post of assistant airedtols of the Goientiflo Sootion;
:of the Po7er Engineering Institute imul Krshishenovskiy of the Aoa~ovq of
Solences MSR dW worked as the immediate assistant to Adadomiolan 0. U.
Xrxblzhanovskl:r In diractla$ the lortituts, until 2944. Otarting In.1923,
-he did solentiffo researob work first at the Uoscow Inatitute of 1184hanias
Im. LomonoBoy wA then at the Institute of National Zoonotrw In$ -plouanoyo
-After tbo founding of the Roscow Power Inglaserl" Institute In 1930.
Toleshty transferred to that Institute and worked there until 1940. Here
he was Laoturar of-tha:DiWtm~nt of "Central Zlootiio Stations* and a
professor,in the departmanto He rkask"d his professorship In 2933.
No w" Dean of the Wootrio Power Depertmint of tho.1notitato from 1932-
2935# In 2940# TolosbaY w" made dirostor of the'Dapartment of Mootrical
XnalneorIng of the loscow Institute of Yin* ftotslaal Tsabnol*V wbers be
r"aftod UntIl. 19550' In Im he took part In orpalsing," Power 94issor.
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Qxbonikids Froin 1946 to the present, Tsiesh*y Us boon 4ireator a
-1tho Departniont of *Elsotrlu Stations srid gu.atatlons" and there have been
tw I ti of his textbook an a *ours* In "General Slootrioal ~Mginoor-
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I18.F alle.hov has aoted in a oonsultative ospaoity In plans for a Broat
-Iwjzber of olvatricil stations end networks. Mo partiolpoted In Me Oovers
Mont Consultation On the Noper hydroolsotric station In. V. I.,14nisto me-
b" !Leon an aotive umber of, %be Oolentiflo and Toohnioal Gooisty of the
`7owor iiiiatrffor more than 90 y". He w" obsirm of the Wean %a
-1of the Soole ty. from 19" to 1951. Yoi-ble sarvi6o to the Booloty, he hs:~j
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Permanent somber. , In 2950 he was 0oated deputy In the Has
Counall of DopmUss.of the 11orkors. It hai 'been dooqfttotL with the'Order.-J
of Lenin. he f
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_AUTHORt Zhebrovskaya, yewa Taybulyak, Go No
ORGI Dep!tr'tment of Physiology /Head-Doctor of Medical Sciences La Vol
Do.nakaya/ Central Scientific Research Laboratory of the Leningr.ad Sani-
tary.Hygienic,Hedlcal.,Instituto (Otdal,fizioldgLi Tsentral'noy nauchno-
iseledovateliskoy laboratoriL Leningradskogo sanitarno gigiyen cheakog
M'oditslnekogo InstLtuta)j Cheir'of'Hilitary Field Surg;ry /Ch e Profes
ebr-A& No Be*rkutoyl Military Medical Order of Lenin Academy In* So Ho
Kirov (Kefedra voyenno-polevoy khirurgil Voyenno-maditainakoy ordend
Lenina-akadetiti)
'.TITLEt Cholineatersee activity and its localixation In the spinal cord
pf rabVits In'experimentaltetanus
SOURCE: Patologichaskaya fisiologlya I eksperimental'nayn terapiya,
10, no. 5, 1966, 518-59.
TOPIC.TAGS3. tetanung CNS activity, cholinesteriAoc activity/ 7
ABSTRACTI: In 9, tants th
a ~re are destructNe changea.in brain tissue
supposedly associated with changes in cholinesterase activity. To test
this theory and'to pl~npolnt cholinesterase activity changesp the authors
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Title Tnvastigatl rin f r-~-a ct i -,r-q
Im. "art
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butylens glyco.L
periodima Im. AN SWR. Otd. khim. nanX Dt))
Abstract The reaction process, in the case.- when both ccrwonenta (trIvinylglycerin
ether ethylene- arx~ -.,,)vp,~rundz
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Ironov
Title Copolymerization7of vinyl butyl ether with vinyl
. chloride
Periodical Zhur. prikL khim. 28, 10, 1123-27, 1955
Abstract The copolymerization of vinyl butyl ether and vinyl.
isobutyl ether,with vinyl chloride was carried out in
awater emulsion in an autoolave In the presence of,
ammonium persulfate at 30 and 500C. Four tables,
6 references.,5 Russian (1949-53).
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AUTHORS: Rozenf el I. L. Rubinshteyn, F~ I. sov/62-58-6-4/37,
TITLE: On the Passivating Properties of Pigments (0 passiviruyushchikh
svoystvakh pigmentov)
PERIODICAL:- Izvestiya Akaidemii nauk SSSRp Otdoleniye khimichoskikh nauki

1958P Nr pp.-679
683 (USSR)
A13STRACT: The authort first:deal with*the problem of.protecting met als:
from a Iorroaionp:especially by the electro-chemical method. The
process of.metal-passivation by means of pigments has hitherto
hardly been investigated at all. The authors studied the passivat-.-
ing properties of chromatic pigments. The irreversible electrode
potential:,of steel in the thin layers of the aqueous extractions
of pigments..is shifted by 200-300 mY in the positive direction
-and.begins to become stable. The potential of steel depends to a
high degree on the nature of the pigment. According to ~.the ir
passivating properties chromatic pigments ma;r be classified in
the following order: Mixed barium-potanaium chromate (technical)-,..
-mixed barium-potassium chromate (chemically pure) - strontium-
Card 1/2 -chromate zinc chromate. 'It was shown that the sharp contrast

51%3,-4) SOV/63-4-3-7/31
AUTHORS: Zhebrovskiy, V.V,., Candidate of Chemical Sciences, Livshits, Kh.M.
TMEt :Water-Emulsion Paint's Basied on Synthetic Latexes
PERIODICAL: Mimiabieskaya., nsukai promysh-lermosti, 1959, Vol 4, Nr
PP 333-338,(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Water-emulsionlatex,paints are very resistant and have a nice appearance.
In the'USSR,only polyvinylacetate paints are produced. The latexes are
produced by,polymerizationor copolymerization of various monomers in
water emulsion 'The*properties of the films depend on those of the - I ii. I
materials. 'Polymers with high molecular weight form coatings with high
mechanical andLalkali resistance. Synthetic latexes with particles of
0.2 -1 10,4 hold an intermediate position between colloidal sola md.
suspensions Emulsion systems are very sensitive to the pH of the me
~.dium. Divinylstyrene mixtures are polymerized at a high pH value, vinyl
polymers ata low Value. The presence of eleatrolytes affects the water-
resistance of,.the.films. Polystyrene latexes are used for atmosphere-
-active substa.-ices,
resistant coatings.~ Emulsifiers which are surface
are very important for-obtaining high-quality coatings. Protective col-I
Card 1/3 loids p'r6vent the latexes from coagulation. These colloids are carboxy-

Water-Emulsion Faints on the:Base of Synthetia Latexes SOV/63-4-3-7/31
:methyleellulose,.staroh, ammonium oaseinate, etc. The size of the col-
loidal-pdrticles determines the stability-and the thixotropic properties
of the latox.,,Hlgh.temperature~reduces the protective properties of the
oolloid. The pigment dispersion must be well deflooculated and stabilized
Fillers improve the water-resistance and the adhesion of latex paints.
Talc,,mica and spar are used for this purpose. The relation between the.
volume of the pigment and the volume of the binding material is very im-.
portant fordetermining the properties of the coating. The oonsistency
of the latex paint should be high to avoid precipitation during storing
and flowing down.from. painted surfaces. The mixing of the pigment dis-
persion and the latex, is carried out by various mixers. Divinylstyrene
paints are very resistant to alkali, washing, etc, but age rapidly. The
drawback of polyvinylacetate paints is their low water-resistance. The
Veesoyuznyy naucbno-issledovatell.skiy institut sinteticheskogo kauchuka
imeni Lebedeva (A" -Union Soientific Research Institute of Synthetic
Rubber imeni Lebedev) has developed methods for preparing.dlvinylstyrene,~:
latexes. Faints-are developed by the Kafedra lakov i krasok Leningrad-
skogo tekbnologicheskogo instituta Imeni Lensoveta (Chair of Varnishes
and Paints,.of the-Leningrad Technological Institute imeni Lemovet) and
by the Gosudarstvennyyissledovatellskiy i proyektnyy Institut GIPI-4
Card-a/3 (State Researoh and Designing Institute GIPI-4). Research in the field

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ACC NR, AP6019
448 (A) SOURCE CODE: UR/0303/66/000/003/0037/0038
AUTHOR: Khomat,--I,; Balakirev A. A. Zhebrovskiy, V. V.,
ORO: none
TITLE: Some~properties of,coatings with epoxy and urethane-resins
--SOURCE:, Lakokras 3, 1966,
ochnyye materialy-i ikh primeneniye, no.
37-38
TP~10 TAGS: eembimg, enamel.coating, ~polyurethaneY, A
'coating, 2==i%, epoxy resin, elasticity,, hardness
ABSTRACT: A comparative study,,,~as been made of some propert es of
enamel coatjnPW-#made.'.withE-33 E-41, and E-10 epoxy resineXagainst
polyurethane coating.with a 1
IL-9,30 IE nas D n establish d
Vvarnish base.
'that coatings.madis with'E-10 resin were more resistant to dichloroethan
Enamel coatings with B-33 and E-41 resin base were found to have lower
vaIpor permeability than polyurethane coatings. All coatings tested
have,shovm a good metal-adhesion property. The enamel coating with an
E 10 resin base was found to have a high degree of hardness but lower
Car

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A004/A104
AUTHORSi Zhebrovskiy, V. V., and Rubinshteyn, F. I..
TITLE; Developing asystem of anticorrosion coatings for the protection of
metals under tropical conditions
PERIODICAL: Refdrativnyy zhurnal,~Mashlnostroyenlye, no. 3, 1961, 78, abstract
3S73O. ("LAkokrasochn. materialy I 1kh primenonlye", no. 3, 1960,
25-31)
TECT it is pointed.out that.binders for varnish and paint coatings being
usedtunder tropical conditions should possess a high waterproofness, hardnesso
Insignificant swelling capacity, good elasticity, 'low coefficient of thermal
expansion and resistance to mold fungi, Film-forming materials meeting these
requirements are epoxy, polyurethan 'phenolformaldehyde and polyester resins
as well as poly eaters of acrylic acids. Alkyd resins modified with castor oil
proved particularly resistant to tropical climate. They aralemployed in,combina-
tion with cyclic caoutchoue and also,with nitrocellulose. Phenolformaldehyde
resins are characterized by their high moluture resistance. In a humid atmosphere
enamels on the base of butylmetacrylic copolymers on an epoxy primer are to be
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S/123/61/000/003/000/023
Developing a system.of anticorrosion ... AOo4/AI04
recommended., The pigments should possess a minimum 'photochemical aotlvity~ Such
pigments are T102 of rutile form, and Pband Mg titanatea., The author describes
methods of testing varnish and paint materials under imitated tropical conditions..
Tests 'were carried out with primers on the base of epoxy and phenolic fat resins,
coating enamels on the baze of.,polyacrylates, copolymer of vinyl chloride with
vinylidene chloride and other-materials. The author points out the.high luster
and beautiful appearance of the q)(B-715 (PKhV-715) perchlovinyl enamel and the
AC-72 (AS-72) butylmetacrylate enamel made of dry rolled pastes, and also the
good protective properties ofithe new, 19-14 (EP-74T) epoxy-melamine resin. It
was established.that the I bIes.t.funIgicide effect is obtained with mercury prepara-
tions and pentachlorobenzene at drying temperatures not exceeding 100-1100c.
The -1 (FP-1) and (~ff -2 (PP-2), fungicide wax pastes have been developed.
D. Yakubovich
(Abstractor's note: Complete translation]
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KONOVALOV, Petr GordeyqvichLIMvM=,.Y4W Yatolavovichi
SMWDEROVA, Vera Vladimlrovna; SOROKIN. e
LYALYUSHKO,, K.A.0 retsen2ent; YAKUBCfVICH,:S.V., retsenzent;
ROGOVINP Z.A., retsenzentj SOKOLOVA, N.A.t red..
[Laboratory work.on the chemistry of film-forming subatances
and on the tochnology.of ooatinge and paints] Laboratornyl
praktikum po khimii, plenkoobrazuiushchil-h i po tekhnologli
lakov i krasok. -,IAroolavllj Roovuzizdat, 1963. 202 p.

F Anir-I s Swine. q-5
Abe Jour Ref Zhur Biol. No.l$ 1958$ 26o6
Author Z. Zhebrovski
Tnei
Title HCW th Obtain Two Litters per Year frox a Sow.
Orig Pub Plon. 1957 xo.7~ 12 (Po
land
:Abstract, Describes the case of 20 sows of the Pulavskaya breed
,
which during one year produced two litters vith an average
of 10-U pigs per 1itter.. 7he pigs were born in February-
March and in August-September. The author states that
the essential condition for success in this case is high
grade feed for the sows) especially during the suckling
period.
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