SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GVINCHIDZE, G.I. - IBRAGIMOV, A.A.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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USSR UDC 624.072.2.04:539.376
KIZIP,IYA, G. V., GVINCHIDZE, G. I., Tbilisi
APNOMMMM
"Determ.ination of Forces in Staticaliv Indeterminate Structurt~s Cons
Creep of Concrete"
Podollsk, Stroitellnaya niekhanika. i raschet sooruzherdv No. 5 LE-50
Abstract: The chan-ae in forces in multiolv statically in-detcl-ninatf, srructln~-'-~
where the individual hearing elements are co-mthined elemontts, T-.-ade con-
cretes of different properties reinforced with ordinar -v and pres'tref;--ed rein-
lorcement rods, is determlined. It is assumed that the span-ning curuct~ures are
erected in the following sequence: first fabricated anij in-~t,--Aled in place aire
prestressed rigidity bearis and then the assembly plates are in'.talled. The
rigidity he.7--. rt:~ceives a deformation under the action of the an-,! ',-h,-~
natural weight. If the r-ioidity beam were i!ot a y'ird-l"
deforv--ations would develoD freelv without causing any aJ(Htic;.n:t1 forceL; as a
result of the creep of Concrete. Fowever, t,.,e as'sem'Act-1 in
the free development of deforriations, of' creq) of the conci,e~e jyj t,,,(: 7
beam will take up part of -,hc- forces LcrinF in the h~2,3-7.
it. Solutions. based cn the linear theory of- an ')c,cly
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KIZIRIYA, G. V. , GVIIICIIID,',P,. G. I., Stroitellnaya mekhanika 1 rascht:st
No. 5, 1971, Tz) 116-50
theory of aging are given. it is assumed that there are no Cracks In th-- struc-
ture. A program was compiled for the BESM-11 computer to determine forces
considering the creep of conevate in experimental beams. Tho. forced; at the
connections were calculated considering deformations of the Creep of the Carl-
crete on the basis of the theory of an clan tic-creep bodly, the. th~!01-'r
of aging, and the theory of aging. The divergence bet-,-;een eyperiment and thef)1,y
in the caleLLIations i-.,ere: 5'0 in calcLilations based on the thecrv of elastic-
creep body, 20% in calculations based on the modified theory of agini, , and 30~3'
y of' aging.
in calculationt; ba,-,od on thc! thcor
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112 006 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
TITLE--POLAROGRAPHIC BEHAVIOR OF GALLIUM# Illy IN A NONAQUEOUS MEDIUM _U_
AUTHOR-(03)-GAPRINDASHVILI, V.N.. GVINEPA_DZr=, D.S., rSVENIASHVILI, V.SVI.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--SOOBSHCH. AKAO. NAUK GRUZ. SSR 1970, 57(t), 85-8
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--GALLIUM__ ELECTROLYTE, POLAROGRAPHY
"CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/1398 STEP NO--UR/0251170/057/001/0085/0088
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0126936
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006 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC'10
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0126936
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE REDN. OF GA WAS STUDIED ui i,rs
HCONME SUB2 SOLNS. WITH LICLO SU84v ME SUB4 NI, ANO PHME SUB3 NI AS
AUXILIARY ELECTROLYTES. AT 10 PRIME NEGATIVE4 -5 TIMES 10 PRIME
NEGATIVE3 M GA, THE HEIGHT OF THE REDN. WAVE WAS DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL
TO THE GA CONCN. THE HALF WAVE POTENTIAL WAS NOT AFFECTED BY THE CONC14.
BUT WAS AFFECTED BY THE NATURE OF THE IONS OF THE AUXILIARY
ELECTROLYTES. AT A GA CONCN. OF 10 PRIME NEGATIVE3 M, THE HALF WAVE
POTENTIAL WAS 1.12 V. THE EFFECT OF TEMP. ON THE LIMITING CURRENT AT
20-70DEGREES WAS PLUS 1.4PERCENT-DEGREE. THE REDN. OF GA IN HCONME SU32
WAS A 1-STEP PROCESS ACCORDING TO: GA PRIME3 POSITIVE PLUS 3E YEILDS
GA. FACILITY: INST. NEORG. KHIM. ELEKrROKHIM.t TBILISIP USSR.
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GVINIANIDZE,---Sh.
"Decisive Steps Must Be Taken Toward Achieving Ideal Sanitary Conditions"
Tbilisi, Zarya Vostoka, 29 Aug 70, p 4
Translation: Preventing the spread of infectious gastrointestinal, diseases
depends on all the people, who are called upon to obey strictly the rules of
sanitation and hygiene. Many radical measures are planned for this purpose
in Kutaisi. There is to be a one-month campaign dedicated to sanitary and
social order, in which the city's population will be extensively involved.
The campaign is directed by the Kutaisi City Committee of the Party and by
the City Executive Committee. A special commission was appointed and approved
to head up the project. U. Tskvitinidze, chairman of the Executive ConLnittee
of the Kutaisi City Council, is guiding the commission.
The con-mAssion accomplished quite a bit in a few days' work. The city is
checking closely on the sanitary conditions in industrial plants, government
buildings, and homes. Those responsible for this work are the plant directors,
secretaries of the party organizations controlling homes, district commissions,
and so forth.
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GVINIANIDZE, Sh., Zarya Vostoka, 29 Aug 70, p 4
However, an investigation has shown that this matter is not being treated with
the seriousness that it deserves, and that the necessary steps have not been
taken.
There are plenty of examples. In the Kutaisi Hotel, the restaurant, cafe,
kitchen, and other services are located over the basement, i'fnich became flooded
with sewage when the pipes were damaged. Grocery store No 55, which is next to
the restaurant, and some other places are in the same condition.
The chief unsanitary area in Kutaisi is the Central Market. The construction of
the market, which has gone on for years, nullifies all the efforts of its manage-
ment to put things in order. The builders (L. Babunashvili, Chief of the 4th
Building Administration) failed to install a toilet, although the old one, 2 or
3 meters away from where farmers sell their produce, is in disrepair. Moreover,
it is washed irregularly because of the lack of water. The laboratory of the
market is in a badly run-down place. Public eating places managed by G. Mamrik-
ashvili, M. Khundishvili, Ye. Sepiashvili, and A. Iremadze are in an unsanitary
condition.
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GVINIANIDZE, S11-3 Zarya Vostoka, 29 Aug 70, p 4
The sanitary condition of Kolkhoz Market No 2 also leaves much to be desired.
In front of it is a "fountain" created by a leaking water pipz,, with pools of
water around it.
"The water has been running for 7 or 8 months," says A. Mamageishvili, director
of the market, "but my written requests and oral reminders about the need to fix
the pipes have been ignored by the Municipal Department of the Kutaisi City
executive committee.
The kitchen of Cafeteria No 5 on Ukrainskaya Street (M. Gogiya, manager, 0.
Ormotsadze, cook) is situated in a corridor with a toilet, which has been turned
into a dump for rusty pans and pails, dried out tubs, and rotten potatoes. The
cafeteria is swarming with flies. The walls are battered and the floor is worth-
less.
On some streets next to Market No I rubbish is piled up by the houses. This
situation apparently doesn't bother those in charge of the efty's garbage trucks,
for they systematically break the schedule for garbage removal.
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GVI.%,;IA2.IDZF, Sh-, Zarya Vostoka, 29 Aug 70, p 4
The cityls wastes are carted off to the right bank of the Rion, where they are
dumped. Yet there are various public buildings and houses not far away. When
there are strong winds, rubbish is blown into the yards of houses on Ninoshvili
Street.
This state of affairs is intolerable. Prompt steps must be taken to deal severe-
ly with those responsible.
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USSR UDC '016.13-002.2
G-V SHIA
-.wj -- KOBA-KIIIDZE, N. G.
"Dynamics of Shifts in Lipids, T-Tonoamines and the Coagulation
System of the Blood During Atherosclerosis Caused by Restriction
of- Movement "
Tbilisi, SoobshcheniZa Akademii Nauk GruzinskoX SSR, Vol 60, No 2,
Nov- - 70, - Pp LaL5-L47
Abstract: Shifts in the comDosition of liDids, catechol-amines
and in the coa;:ulq-uion system of the blood were studied in differ-
ent.periods of experimental atherosclerosis (1, 2, 3, and k
raonths). The same indexes were studied in the tissue of the
myocardium, liver, and reticular formation of t-he brain st-em of
animals at the end of the ex-ooriment. At the beginning of' the
e=eriment. Deriodic restriction of movenent -Droduced in rabbits
an =.crease In zhe content of bet-a-lipoproteins; in the blood.
U--was established that the content of' total cholesterol hnd
increased and the leci-Lh-in-cholesterol index had decreased at
the:end of the ex-Deriment. In the thalamus, an increase in the
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GVISHIAITA., G. S., et al, Soobshcheni7a Akadenii PiaW~c Gruzinsko-v
SSR, Vol 60, No 2, Nov 70, D-P 445-447
total cholesterol and beta-linoDroteins was observed, while the
lecithin-cholesterol index decreased. The content of beta-
lipoproteins in the n-yocardium and that of total cholesterol in
the reticular formation of the brain stem increased. '-!-,he contenr,
of catechol-ramines was elevated at the beginning of the experi-
ment. During the first months an increase in the level of free
adrenalin was observed, while in subseauent months the level of
adrenalin in the blood decreased and teat of nonadrenalin
increazed.
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TITLE--SOVIET SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL COOPERATION WITH OTHER COUNTRIES
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AUTHOR--GVISHIANIi D.
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR, COMMUNIST WORLD, FRANCEP ITALY, EUROPE
SOURCE- INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, 1970, NR 2-3, PP 46-51
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BP-HAVIOR.AL ANO SOCIAL SCIENCES
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COi',4TR.OL '4ARKING--NO RESTkICT[ONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--LJNCL4SS1FlED
PROXY REEL /F RAMP---- 1999/03 75 STEP
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