SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZHELEZNOVA, YE. R. - ZHELEZNYAK, YE.A.

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',AUTHORS. Zheleznova,.,,Y,e.. lot Tokarevo., Do V. sovi/32-24-8-18/43
:.TITLEs A Radiometric ~'
Aethod for Determining Uraniums Thorium, and
,
Radium in Ores (Primeneniye radiometrichaskolro mutoda dlya
opredeleniya urana, toriya I radii& v rudakh)
~PERIOXCAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1958, Vol. 24, Nr-8, Pp. 959-963
(USSR)
ABSTRACTs Apractical method for analysing uranium and,thorium ores by
altering the radioactive equilibrium is especially compli.
cated, since the application of 8 and r measurements is in-
sufficient. A method suggested by G.R. Gollbok et al.(Ref 4)
was tested by Ye.l. Zheleznova. This method In based upon a
spectroscopicmeasurement of the r1radiation. In thelr-ray
the elements of the thorium series there is an
spectrum of
-
Intense line of 2)62 MeV, while in the uranium serieg the
maximum energy of the intense line does not exceed 10 NeY
Two measurements were used in determining the rium and ra-
dium content of ores. The intensity of the tat!77 radiation
was determined as well as the intensity of that part of the
spectrum where the thorium series predominates. The method of
Card 1 '2 ~calculation is described. Two types of radiometers were used

A Radiometric Method for Determining Uraniumf SOY/32-24-8-18/43
Thorlum, and Radium in Ores
in these Investigations,The radiometer-analyeer no. 1 Is a
triple-canal, apparatus with a gas-filled counter, and was con-
structed '~,y G.R. Gollbek. The AW -52M instrument (factory
mark W. ' is a scintillation apparatus and was constructed
by.S.'ra. Yakubovich. Both instruments are describedo and a
diagram and a photograph are given. It was observed that the
best analytical results of the determination of the three
blements U, Th and Ra were obtained with a Th/U ratio 'Le.
coefficient of the radioac'-tive equilibrium) of 002 to ~,O-
There are 2 figures, 1 table, and 5 references, 2 of which
are Soviet.
AS:iOCIATION: Ysesoyu=3~y institut minerallnogo syrlya (All-Union Institute
for Raw Mineral Materials)
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ZffT-,lEZlFfAK, A.S.; DROUNS11TEYN, B.I.
Mutijal molubility in the oyatem water-acetle actd-Wryl acetate
in the temperature mrige from 0 to 501C. Zhur.prlkl.klilm. 38
no '.3:694-696 Mr 165. (MIRA 18:11")
1. Vseisqyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy inatitut neftekhi.miche-
skikh prd-tseasov. Submitted Jan. 7, 1963.

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Effect of certain mtruotural faetoro on the effectiveneso of
laboratory colums vitha opiral priom4tic packlqgo Trudy VNM*f
tekhim no.11147-155 160. (KIRA 1411)

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floodestimations. Tr~dr OGRI no.15:191-196 '58.
(MIRA 12t7)
(Floods)

1. Zastupnik golovi Dorzbplanu URSR (for Nepor02hnly)
(Ukraine-Hy*droolectric power atations)

KMSNIX, S,Y,q prof.. otv. red.; LOPATIII, G.Y., doktor geogr. nauk,v red.:
MITNIKOT, A.T., doktor geogr. naukb red.; KOMICH, MeAss doktor
-:naukg red,j ZEMZXUXp I.A,j kand. takim. nauk, red.;
b1ologo
TSTMOV, N.Y., red. UVQ; ZMURAUYA.:R.A.. takhn..red.
[swill bodies of water,in lowland regions of the U.S.&% andL
their-utilization] Kalys vadoemy ravainzykh oblas.tei SBOR i M
ispoll.'sovanie.. Roakwas 1961. 399 p. (KIRA 14:3)
164jmdemlya nauk SSSR* laboratorlya oserovedeniya. 2. Chlen-
korrespondent AN SSM for Keleenik)
(Water. resources devel' ut--Oongresses)
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AUTHOR: Zheleznyak, 1, K.
TITLE: Eccentric lift for the welding nozzle of the TS-17-MU automatic
welder
PERIODICAL: Avtomaticheskaya:svarka, no. 11, 1961t 79-80
ticle desoribes~in.detail the design and'bperdtion of the nozzle
TEXT: The ar
lift~(Fie._~ 1) -of -*iqldir-~ 11tractor".' The mechanism is
zioiiiitid'oh:"-teiesco~ib'-bii3~s ''on the fiont'trav6l, ,ig4h6els of the welder and
i6ts'of-two,666driters an
ons M' to"t6d in - insulating bushings "and
c
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coupl6d with _66ttii (8) - ~simultanedus: rotation'. 'The e6centricity,'is
10'md. Two tOxtolite hand wh66ls*(l) are mounted on the shorter arms of the
ecc6ntrics, the right hand'*h6el with force fit and the left one with running
fito' -A st6b (5) with a'spring'(4) and'special nuts (2) and (15) is placed
in .a bore in -the "left eddefitric., - The stop (5) constantly presses on a bush-
ing (16) having'16 indentations, 3 mm in diameter and depth, which fixes the
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61/000/011/009/012
S/125J
Eccentric lift for. 1)040/Dll3
'25 mm.
n he -'r nhin ~,_*he every 1. Four stop
cal. po9iti6 ~,'6f '.t u g, el axles over
rings-(3)'*ith'sor*ewG (1.7)-, prevP.ht''the'm6ohanism'from shifting along the
.e. right, hand4heel 'is. f ixid'permdnently with a screw (12) and a
nut:('13) _*orks"as followst * Thd-running wheels of the "tractor"
ftdbl~--.*6t&te~ on:-bill b6aiing_s',w'hi.bh are mounted on the short arms of the V/
re ore, t he''
ecce-fitridg. The a Zurn "of" t ecoehtrics ohintos the vettical position
of the axles bf-the runnifig'wheiels by~w'ddtibld amount of eccentricity
(10'-~, 10 --ii- 20 -mm-) 2.' The ~running'wheels'rest on guide rails, and the vertical
aid~iacement_'6f*th6ir'dildb daused'vertical displacement'df the telescopic
bars. '-'Th6 front portion-bf 'the -11tradtot" body with the fixed welding nozzle
0
is _dis~labid 't6gdther with Ihb ~161ssodpio bats, This changes the space be t-
ween ihi6l'nozzle and"the suifac6-of metal'being welded and hence it changes
the - electrode __ throdt" ' 'To * chinge thb electrode throat, it is necessary to
pull 'thd hand whdal, .6fltdide,of the nozzle center. The end of the stop moves
out ofrthe'indehtation on the bushing (16), and the hand wheel and the ee-
.:6efiterd can turn. After turning the hand wheel to change the nozzle posi-
tion, the hand.wheel.may be releasedy thus enabling the stop.to snap in
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BOV/97-58-10-10/17
AUTHORS: Kiselev, I.I._ and Zheleznyak, I.M., (Engineers)
TITLE: Protection of.SteeI Forms--from-CalTnion Rashchita
stal"noy opalubki ot korrozii)
PERIODICAL:, Beton i.zhelezobeton) 1958,.Nr 10,,P 389 (USSR)
ABSTRACT; Metal forms ujad for casting reinforced concrete products
are liable to extensive corrosion during the process of
.-. ,curing. Theinternal surface of the form becomes covered
by conchoidal cavities which spoil the external
appearance of the surface of the product, and the life
of the form is shortened, After each casting the forms
are smeared with waste-product oil which disfigures the
otherwise clean surface of the products and tends to
penetrate through plasters. Furthermorel.the adhesion
between the concrete coated with oil and the cement Is
greatly reduced, These shortcomings can be eliminated
-by using protectivi. plastic type insets inside the metal
forms* These insets, consi3ting of INIniplast" foils,
. .are fixed to the inner side of the walls of the form and.
give full- protection against corrosion for two years and
even more. The 4iniplast surface does not adhere firmlY
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Card 1/2 to the concrete surface and the form can be used only
'
.
, ~0C.
When curing products up to temperatures of 100 - 120

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tit 17114 '?"It
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mical Yearbook (Cont.) SOV/5461
mation on the Sun,' Moon, Earth and planets, the Yenrbook contains
-phemerides of the lunar crater Moesting A, which until IOGO were
Lshed by the Berliner Astronomisches Jahrbuch , [Berlin Astronomical
ok) and whose regular publication has now been undertaken bythe
tute of Theoretical Astronomy of the USSR at the request of the Union's
mittee on Ephemerides. The solar, lunar, and planetary coordinates
e Yearbook are based on data supplied by the British Nautical Almanac
1pulated by the Astronomical Union. The materijil in the Yearbook Was
Red and prepared by the folloWing scientists: computation of ephemerides
6 lunar crater Moosting A on high-speed computer BENTS at the Vychisil-
tsentr AN SSSR (Computer Center AS USSR) - D, K. Kulikov; reduction
lar and lunar ephemerides - A.G. Mallkova and G. A. Mazing; computa -
of nutation on hi
.gh-speed,cornputer BEMS - D. V. Zagrebin, 0. M. Gromo-a.
Ya. Falctova; computation of reduction values of vtsiblc~ pos-it-ionsof
ay and near-polar stars ;- M. B,_Zheleznya)e, and M1. A. Fursenko: prep-
on of original data on vistbtLr-josiiio-~i Of ien-day and near-polar stars-

Astronomical Yearbook (cont. SOV/5461
Mashin-
E. A. Mitrofanova (in cfiarge), IA. Grom va, G.A. Mazing, T. 1.
skaya, 0. M. Poznyak, K. G. Shumikhtna, and P.A. Gutkina; heliorentric
coordinates of the large planets - 0. M. Gromova, A. G. MaVkova, reduction
values gono-netric system) - E . Nlitrofanova, and K. 0. zhumilchina;
(tri
mean position3 vt stars - E. A, Mitrofanova, M.B, Zht:-.zny.-tk, 0. %1.
Fursenko; so laranalu-~.-~Teci-,P-se
Gromova, K. G. Shumikhina M.A.
A. Mftr,ofanova, M. A. . Fursenko; planetary configuratifts - E, A. M itro-
fanova, 0. M. Gromr,.,a; ephemerides for physical solar observations - P. A.
Cutkina, 'r-.T.7M-a-sITn-dkaya. ephemerides for physical lunar observations -
G.A. Mazing, P.A. G,utkina, X.G. Shurnikhtna;4phernotides of the illumina-
tion, of the discs of Mercury and Venud- T. 1. M4shinskaya, G,M. Poznyak;
ephemerides for physical observations of Mars G. At. Mazing, T. 1. Mashin-
skaya; ephemerides for physical observations of Jupiter - T. 1. Mashinskaya,
E. A. Mitrofanova; Saturn's rings - G.A. Mazing, T. I. Mashinskaya; sunrise
and sunset - A. 1. Frolova; rising and setting of the moon - P. A. Gutkint and
K. G. Shumikhtna-' altitudes and azimuths of the Polar Star - A. 0. Mallkova
Carp.*3/10

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Primary dysentery in Infants and Its duration. PadiatrIls, no,2:
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1. is otdoleniya spidemiologii (sav. chlon-korre4pondent AMR SSSR
rIof. . S.K.Ruiftovskly) Instituta infek-tsionnykh bolesnsy AKIF SSSR
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