SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZHILINSKIY, G.B. - ZHILKIN, L.S.

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BORUXATAT, R.A.; AKHMEDUYIN, Me; BOK, ItI.; XUSHXT, G.L.;
SWIVIT, N,G,; SHLYGIN, To.D.; SHOMBA, Gas.; XONICH, Tax,;
LOMONOTIGH, IoL; LOROT, T.T.; HEDOTHY, G,TS.; NOVOWHA SXITi LPS;
BARBOT-DR-MMI, A.Y.; GALITSKIY, V.V.; ZOLOTILIN. N.Y.; 2410=11-
Q.B,; XA.YUPOT, A*Z.-, KkUNLI, Dal 9; SATPA12VA, T.A.-, ABDULICABIROTA.
k.-Jrr, GAZIZOTA. X,,.S*; VZYTS, B.I,; MMYRUTDIROY, D*Xh.; T,
8014,; CHOLPANOWY, T*Ch.; PARSHIN, A.T.; TAZHIBAYIWA, P.T.-, YAMWVA,
Half,, BTKOVA, X.S.; VOLIOV. A.N.; B0100T. G.N.; MITRYAYEVA, N,N*;
GROK&UYNV. BeYea; XMVIT, D.S.4 YARENBUYA, X.A.; RIBROVA, T.I.
'Tireless explorer of.the depths of the earth's crust; on the,65th
birthday and 40th.annivereary of the scientific engineering ac-
tivities of Academician X.P. Rusakov. Teat. AN Kazakh. SSR 13
no.'12:96-97 D 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(Rusakov, Mikhail Petrovich, 1892-)

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PRASE X MOX EXPLOITAT%R~ SOV13685
pbscow. 1"UtUt khIJ%j*hQ&kO&O
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torial Boar%ls . 3.1. ShchopUla. P=fe*Sor. Rjmr*d Worker In
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Salome UA'Tachnology (Resp. Zd.)j A.K. lAstovtoov. ftvft -

yckcraw~ Dotert;,L.V. NtrokA3.
X.M. "i-WaYev. Professor; Us.
Doten-_ S.S. Sokolov, Prores"r;
Professor. A.X. 10nofthayov Docent;'L S.M. ShOrin,
3.1. Sokolov
~Professor- 9 1 3"ov' C&'4.d&t*rLOf"'O--hn1'&' Sctemes (Scientific
,Secret
rUAPWSz ThIs cOllectlan of artl--:es is Intended for phy8lelsts,
tozhnlcl%ns lnt*roz;;d
Cbeedcal.9nd Industrial onsinse.
In problems or the yrA*I", fuel. zontustlon in T r1ous
Industrias,-L
The book contains 11 artic-lis Ift-lob 11 give,%to 1. result* of
onlwat convectlon L, CC.'!U3tjOn aj~nalcs rue1 ecomaq

and the zechanlj&%loo Of 'Aatlyw p-
roces3es. No personalltles
A ar* SWCticned. Rororences Acccop4ny some or the articles.
Sokolov, A.A. tudy or'
tkM Heat Cenrec- Da Of holtan,
~l - Glass 'in
Tank Furnaces Vith computation% B&Sed on & M"I*l L. , L ~' , _ '

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m"rLiants! St,~'-y or , oA3 y,. Z3
KxykqV V.P., std*V,1V. Snela,=v. TtWory a., r,,.:T Canjt.
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TAvo3*-&&%1Qn of D.-r QucaCMAS Of Cok4
The ?"Llea of r*tvr=-n!r%3 S;e-:1ria wor--a or Fuel.
C*:!5=Pt-cn in the Prod~at3cn of 34#,mre.~ C'.acrj. 61
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0.1., inzh., retsenzent; FAVOROV, B.P., nauchnyy red.; KUSKOVA,.
A.I.1 red.; ERASTOVA, N.V., tekhn. red.; KRYAKOVA, D.M., tekhn.,
red.
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perer. i dop. Leningrad, Sudpromgiz, 1962. 404 p.

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"Moscow. Institut khimioheskogo mashinostroyeniya
Teplovyye protsessy v promyshlennoBti (Thermal Processes in Industry)
Moscow, 19580 1145 P. (Se~ries-. Its: Trudy, 't. 16, No. 2) 1,500
copies. printed.
Re sp Ed. S.N. Sho.rin., Professor; Tech. Ed.: B.K. Shorifi; Edi-.
torial Boardi S.I. ShoAepk1n,, 'Professor, Hono:pe& Worker in
~S.olence and,Teohnology:(Rebp. Ed..); `A~M. Lastovtoev, Professor;
N.M. Karavayev,, Frofessor;~~D.T. Kokorev., Do~6nt;-L.V. Petrokas.:
Professor; P.M. Reshchikov, Docent; S.N Sokoldv.Peofessor;
S.I. SokoloV. Pr1of.essor; A.M. Khodzhayev, Docent; S.N. Sborin,:.
'Prcfessor- N.I. Basov, Candidateof T~ehnieal,Saiences (Scientific
Searetaryl.
'PURPOSE: This collection;of,artioles is intended for physicists,,
chemical knd industrial engineers, and technicians interested
in problems of -therm6dynamios,and fuel combustlon in various
industries.
..,.COVERAGE: The book contains 11artioles which give the results of

ThermalProcesses In Industry sov/3685.
research on heat cQnvection, combustion dynamics, fuel economy)
and the me6hanization.,of heating processes. No personalities
are mentioned. 'Reffirences accompany,some of the articles.'
-Sokolov,' A.A.' Study of the Heat Convection of Molten Glass In
Tank Furnaces With Computations Based on a Model 3
Sokolovt A.A'. Use of, the Electrothermal Analogy Method to Demon-
strate the Transfer of Heat Through~the Tank Wall of a Furnace for
Melting Glass 17
Yermolayev., O.N. Experimental Study of a,Gas Flame, 23
Maykov I V.P.9 and V.V. Sheloumov, Theor
y of Heat Conditions in
a-Tunnel Furnace for Semicoking 37
Tillskiy, I.Ya. Investigation of Dry quenching of Coke 55
Otroshko, N.T. The Problem of-Determining Specific Norms of Fuel
-Consumption in the Productlon of Maghesium,Chloride 61
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USSR Soil Science Ti lling.. Melioration. Erosion. j
Ab. a Jour Ref, Zhur Biologiya, No 11, 1958m No, 48689
Author i ZhilinskiT. V. A,
Tnst Ti-,alryazev Inatitute of Agriculture
Titl e Processing of k:xperimental Data on the Observa-
tions,of Subsoil Water-Absorption
Orig Pub Izv.Timiryazevsk, a.-kh. akad.0 1956, No 20
131-140
Abstract This article examines a mathematical method of
processing the primary finding in data analysis
on the water absorption bythe subsoil. The
processing of these data is reduced to the
derivation of the integral.values ofa Ibsorption
expressed by the dimensions of the layer of the
absorbed,water, and to the derivation of the
mean values of absorption called coefficients
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uSSR/Soil Science Physical and Chemical Properties of Soil,
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biole) No 15) 1958, 67895
Author Zhilinakiy,.V.A.
Inst Moscow Agricultural Academy imeni K.Ao Timirynzev,
~Title Correctives to Forrmlac for Determining Coefficients of
Absorption into Soil Foundationae
Orig Pub Dokl. Moak. s.-kh. akads imo K#As Timiryazeva) '19571 NO
29, 368-376-:~
Abstract The article.contains.the author'scriticial ovaluation:
and proposals on the absorption coefficients worked out
q by A~N* Kostynkov and A.A. Chorkasov. The followinC;
coefficients of absorption in soila have been selected:
1) the integral absorption coefficient for the period
elapsed since the beginning of absorptionp 2) the average
absorption coefficient for the same period,
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ORG:, Department for Ear, Throat, and Nose Illnessl headed by V. q~s_ ~Odir*V, po~z-
clinic im. F. E. Dzerzhinskiy, Moscow (Otdeloniyo,boleztiey ukha,, gorla,
poilk-UMM-
Tr=t.-Erythromycin aerosol
-Antibiotiki, v. 10,-nos 10~ 196
SOURCE. 5~ 945-948
Topic Tim: medical research, erythromycin, aerosol
AMRACT I Br~thro ' cin has beonput into aerosol form for the treatment of diseases-
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caused by staphylococci, particularly upper respiratory diseases. Fivehundred
patients were examined for the presence of microflora in.the upper respiratory
tract3 and sensitivity of staphylococci to erjthromycin was established in 373 cas'03
Erythromycin aerosol was prepared by dissolving 0,1--0,2 grams (100 000--200 000
units) of powdered ery-thromyrin in 1 ml of l,'o'F spirit solution of citral, thi?
solution was.added to 100 ml of 20% glucose heated to 5~01, The solution was inhaled
at. 38--420 for 10--15 minutes daily. Erythromycin ascorbinate (ascorblo aalts of
erythromycin, an original water-soluble preparation of erythrorWcin obtained at VNM)
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skoroy pomoshchi imeni 17.V. Sklifwovskogo (glavn7y khirar&-
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DELITS INA, 11Y~~-DUMOVA P.F.; YBMSMMXO, A,7.; YBGMOV, V.I.;
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YlUIRKMO, L.L.; YXFINOV, Y.A.- ZHILITSXIT"`~TCZ,; ZHUGMY, N.G..
p.rof.,- ZAYRTS, V.K.; ISKOLIDSKAYA, R.B.: KOLSSNIKOV, V.A., prof.;
KOLESNIKOVP YO.V.; KOSTINAi K.Y.- KRUGLOVA, V.A.; IMNTOYETA, M.N.;
IBSYUK, Y8.l.;'MUKHIYw'Ye.ff.; iiiARYAW, Ye,A.; URGRULIF A.M., prof.;
ODITSOV, Y.A.; OSTAPMU, V.I.; PETRUMICH, P.S.; PROSTOSWMOV,
N.N., prof.; ~.Ruxivrlsiuriovi B.i.-, RYABOV, I.N.; SABUROT, N.V.;
BABUROVA, T*N*';~SAVZDAP,:V.2.; SSMIN, V.S.; SIMONOTA, M.N.;
SMOLTANINOYA,~l.X.;'-SOSOIXVA, V.P.; TARASINIKO, X.T.; YETISOV, G.G;
CHIZHOV, S.T.;-CHUGUNIN,z,Ya.V., prof.; YAZVITSKIT, M.N.;
RbSSOSHCUNSXAYA- T~A., ~rbd..; BALUM, A.I., tekhn.red.
l1ruit&ower a dictionary and bandbookl Slovarl-spravochnik
andovoda. ~Koskva, Gos,,izd-vo sellkhox.lit-ry, 1957. 639 P.
(MIRA 11: 1)
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USSR Forestry. Forest Management. X-4
Abs Jour: Ref Zhurp-Blol', No 16, 1958) ~,7`Z803,
~Author I -Zhi1kin,2._D_.__
Inst Belorussian Forestr
y Institute.
Title Experiment of Evaluation of Lupine-Wood Farms,,
Orig Pub: Sb. nauchn.1tr. Belorussk. lesotekhn, In-tip 19572
Vyp. 10, 9Z-111.
Abstract: On the basis of various literature and given Soviet
and several foreign investigations, the value of
lupine Is reviewed for the enrichment of soll wi th
humus and N. The experiment Is cited of farms with
lupine and wood in dry pine forests and in humid
pine-forests.on light soils of the Draslav and
Negorelf.Training-Experimental Leskhozes (BSSOI).
It Is indicated that the seeds of perennial lupine
significantly Improve the growth of pine and fir
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USSR Forestry. Forest Management. K-4
Abs Jour: Ref Zhura-8101 No- 16, 1958P- 7Z803.
Abstract: both on poor and on the richest soils, Accompany-
Ing.cultivation ~f Idpine for the first 7 years
retards the growth of fir in height, but from the
8-lZth'year of,age, the fir makes a rapid change,
in growth as regards height and subsequently main-
tains It stably. By weight analysis,, It was estab-
lished that the harvest of organic mass of pine
in the humid pine.forests on light sands with
single-row planting of lupine was exceeded by 35%
against the control.,and with double row - by, 14%;
In the dry pine forest it was correspondingly 11
and 38%, The content of total N In the root level
was YXI* higher with cultivation of lupine than on
the control, The content of chloroohyll in the
pine needles on plots with lupine exceeded Its
content on the controls by 84?o'-, Under the Influence
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USSR Forestry. Forest Management.,, K-4
Abs Jour: Ref,Zhur-Biol., No 16, 1958, 7Z803.
Abstract-,-of lupine the,pine wood becomes markedly lighter
In addition not.,losing its physical-technical
qualities. It Is stated that in dry pine forests
and In humid pine forests.on light soils up to
the age of the main cutting,,the timberstands with
lupine exceed the control by a quality of Z.
Agricultural engineering of forest stands with
lupine Is cited;,the economic evaluation of lupine-
wood farms and tables of Indicators of their pro-
ductivity are given. L, V, Nesmelov,
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AUTHOR:_ Broder, D Z Zolotukhin' V.IG.; Tarasko, M. Z.; ~~u Ag
qtuzov,
A. A.
ORG: None
'TITLE: Fast neutron spectra-in metal-water shielding-
-:-SOURCE: Xoprosy fiz-iki zashchity reaktorov (Problems in physics of reactor shielding);
sbornik statey, no. 2.1 Moscow, Atomizdat, 1966, lo4-116
TOPIC TAGS.: fast neutron:, radiation shielding, neutron spectrum
ABSTRACT. The authors study the'spectra of neutrons~.in the energy range above 1 mev
fromXources Vi�h energies of 3.35 and 14.9 mev in water and in water behind layers.,of
iron d leadqA scintillation spectrometer with a stilbene crystal was used for the
easureme s. The-sensitivity to y-quanta was reduced bi time division of irradiation,4
The reactions used for thpineutron sources Vqre D(d,n)He and T(d,n)He4 produced by
using deutrons to bombareiirc6nium-triiiumvAnd zirconium-deuterium targets with a
thickness of 18 mg/cm2
. For 'the measurements in water, the source was located in a
paraffin.block placed in direct contact to the water tank. The overall dimensions of
the shielding were ,71Ox71Ox6OO mm. The scintillation spectrometer was combined-with
an FEU-13 photomultiplier and an Al-100-1 amplitude analyzer. The results show that
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the neutron spectrum from a monochromatic source in lead and iron differs considerably
from that in water. The iro.-. and lead spectrum shows a stronger concentration of low-
energy neutrons (.