SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOBROV, V. P. - BOBROV, Y. G.

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Transportation Systems of Automated Machining Lines A16l^026~
automatic resettable lines for workpieces that easily move in
trays by gravity.
The system of the author's design (Bobrov)(Fig, 9) has
distributing conveyers with
return motion of workpieoea. Every machine group has a
distributing conveyer. The
lift of this system (1) is a vertical chain conveyer with
receiving (4) and handing
out (5) tray. The distributing conveyer is horizontal and has a
receiving tray
for taking blanks from the lift, and feed trays (7) at every
machine. The removing
conveyer (3) has plates that are attached to the drive chain
links, several receiv-
ing trays (8) and one removing (9). Blanks (6) come into lift
(1) and -fill all
free cells in the distributing conveyer (2) in which they move
permanently along
the entire machine group and come into one or the other machine
by a tray (7).
Shutters in trays open the way to a machine only when a finished
workpiece comes
out. Emptied calls fill with blanks again. This system ensures
feed of blanks
to separate machines in any combination and makes machines
independent from each
other. It is stressed that all transfer systems discussed have
overhead distribut-
ing conveyers for the reason of floor space economy, but abroad,
for instance at
the Ford Company works, the distributing conveyer is placed on
the floor. There
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BOBROV, V.P., kand.tekhn.nauk
F6eding and conveying devices.partly using gravity flow.
Mekh.
i avtom.proizv. 16 no.1:45-48 Ja 162. (MIRA 15:1)
(conveying machinery)

BOBROV, V.P., kand.,tekhn. nauk
Rei4bility of automatia loading-and conveying devices. Mekh.
0 ".
piviom. proizv. 17. no. 12 t 44-49 D 163. (MIRA 17t2)

BOBROV, V.P.0 kand. tekhn. nauk; KOZIMRNKH,
Yu.K.p inzh.il
-- ~ - I - I - 1--retsenzent; M=V, A.N..,
prof. , red.
(Design of feeding and oonvoying devioes for
machine
tools and automatic lines] Proektirovanie
zagruzzochno-
transportnykh ustroistv k stankam. i
avtoraticheskim
liniiam. Moskva, Mashinostroonie$ 1964. 2,qLl
p.
(yip-A Is' 1)

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BOBROV, V.P., kand. tekhn. nauk
Program contro2led food mechanisms. Mekh. i avtom.
proizv. 1P
no.6353-56 Je 164. (MIRA 17.9)

BOBROV, V.P.
Designs of automatic feed mechanisms in Czechoslovakia
Biul.takh.-
ekonoinform,Gaoonaueh,-Isal.inst.nauch.i takh.inform. 3,7
no.7:93-96
ii 164. (MIRA 17:10)

ZENZIN, Yu.A.; DDEROV, V.P.; GAVRILOV, A.K.; CHIRIK,
P.I.; KATOWNIK, V.M.
Stand for contro2ling-the aerodynamic resistance
of-aylinders
and heads of air-cooled.engineB. Trakt. i
sellkhotmash. no.8i
14-15-Ag-165- (MIRA-18:10)
1. Sibirskiy avtomobillno-doroohnyy institut im. V.V.
KWbysheva
I Vladimirskiy traktornyy zavod im. A.A. Zhdanova.

BOBRUVAP I#F.,- KOSTYLFVA,, Ye.l.
Conference dedioated to the studigs on ombrplovical
ohamintry
0
and embryological physiologg7 conducted on sea urchins.
TSito-
logila 7 no.3 s437-,V+O My-Je 165. (MIM 18:10)

KORENEVSKIYp S.M.; BOBROV, V,P.; GALITSKIY, I.V.;
KHRUSHCHOV, D.P.
Postassium potential of the halogen sediments in fhe
Dnieper-Donets
Lowland and Donets Basin. Lit. I pol. iskop.
n(,.3-20-42 My-Js 164.
(W RA 17: 11)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateltakiy geologicheskiy
institut,
Leningrad, tresty Glavnogo upravleniya geologii i
okhrany nedr pri
Sovete Ministrov UkrSSR i Institut geologicheskikh nauk
UkrSSR.

KARASH, M.A.; BOBROV, V.P.: GONCHAROV, Yu.I.; VANINA, M.V.
Geochemistry of boron in halogen formations. Lit. i pol.
iskop,
no.6:43-56 N-D 164, (MIRA 18:3)
1. Institut minerallnykh resursov Gosudarstvennogo
geologicheskogo
komiteta, SSSR, Simferopol'.

KORENEVSHY, S.M.; GALITSKIY,,.I.V.; BOBROVp V.P.; EHRUSHCHOV, D.P,
Recent data,on the potas'Bium potential of the halogen sediments
of the Dnieper-Donets Lowland and the Donate Basin. Razved. i
okh. nedr. 30 no.5:5-11 My 1649 (MIRA 17:10)
l..Vaesoyuznyy nauohno-issledovatellskiy goologicheakiy institut,
(for Kornnairskiy). 2..Treat "Poltavaneftegazrazvedkall (for
Galitakiy).: 3. Treat "Artempologiya" (for Bobrov). '4- Institut
geologii AN Ukr6SR (for Khrushchov).

BOBROV, V.P.; KORENE
Stratigraphy of the salt-bearing sedimenta'of the new
Kramatorsk
series of the Donets.Permian. Dokj. AN S&A 159 no.2023-326
N (KRA 17$12)
1. Treat "ArWagaologiyall i V-sesoyuznyy
nw~chno-iaaledovatellskiy
geologicheakiy institut. Predstavleno akademikom N.M.
Strakhovym.

1~1,01i" Boys
NIV
rhythmicityt &nd geochemistr7 of Lower Permian halogen
sodimunts in the northwestern part of tho, Donete
Basin. Sov. o1
8 no.10:320-126 0 165o (MIRA ISSIT 0
I@ Vseeoyuznyy nauchrio-issladovateltakiy
geologicheakil institut.
AOOV
.ov--

BOBROVp V.P.; GONCHAROV, Yu.I.
Characteristics of boron and strontium determination
in sulfate
and carbonate rocks and conditions governing
superficial leaching.
Gookhimiia no.11:1367-1370 N 165. (MIRA 19:1)
1. lqatitut minerallnykh resursov, Simferopol'.
Submitted February
24, 1964.

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Zenzinj, Yus Aq Bobray, Ve Fol Gavrilovp At No; Chirik, P. I.j
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TITLEt
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An aerodyramiq chamber for ~ ~ecb pg the cylinders and heads of
m_EmLw_k.by their aerodynamic resistance, - Olasa 42, No* 179965
1~) .
POURCGEt Isobreteniyas proqjmh1ennM obrastay, tovarnyys snakil no.
6, 1966, go
TOPIC TAGSt aerodynamio teat, aerodynamicap internal combustion
engine# high pressurq
chamber
ARSTRACT-t This kuthor Certificate presents an aerodynamic chamber
for inspectifig the
dilinders and heads of internai combustion engines by their
aerodynamic resistance*
tfie. chamber is connected to a measuring pipe which contains a
throttle provided with
.a Oevice for holding the inspected object ard with a U-shaped
liquid manometer, -The
litter records the pressure at the entrance to the measuring pipe,
this pressure
being indicative of the aerodynamic resistance offered by the
inspected object* 'To
provide a means for-marking theobject being inspecteds the device
contains a marking
equipment with several acribere capable of producing a symbol
corresponding to a .
given aerodynamic resistancee The liquid manometer of the pipe is
provided along ita
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height with photoresistore responding to
the movement of the liquid level. The

nihnber of these photore3istore
in equal to thi muqber of ecriberep and each

V

resistor is electrically connected with one of the markera, To check
the pressure

in the chamber, a single photoresi"or may be placed on the
liquid Unometer of the

chamber and mW be electricaUy connected.to Us
marking drviceo

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Electr6de-,properties--oi -glaaser, BIO B215
ver sus pH: includes. a: 1A near,, sea (58-mV_ a
second tion, pH) Gla ses contain-!
-.ing--- 6,_ 1'0 or 1414 58 MVPA, one'
~_TiO 8 h 6 vi fii 6 e i n o a r 'sections, one with
with 25.:_ 15. md.-a ]-ho-Oizdntal. bile, which,corresponds to the Na
funo A further i cr i _TiO the- j
tion., n ease. n 0 nt widens the ran
ge of.
.--...-metai- funation continuouslyi ~',;"At 26-.,m-ole2~ TO the
metal function occurrs
2
~already at pE
,6. At- smaller.additions,':TiO acts like a glaaa forming
2
oxide and -increases the, icidity.~iqf .,them glass+- by jorming
ionogenic
2
-A
groups Mor( 6n TiO yields-an inor
1'~JO6 ~2M easing numbero I
/2j 2
+
T~T . hi'
~2 jeirahed.rons w ch-,~,~bina 1he-H. more- firmly and reduce, the
4
acidity of.,thb. glass. There.arLI
5~.figuree*
SUBIAITTED:.- + October, 1:962
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TOPIC TAGS: glass vapor pressure, aluminoboro phosphate glass,
phosphorus
1 pentoxide, boron trio2dde
ABSTRACT: The obJect of ~ this study was. to, obtain data on the melt
- vapor equilibrium
inthesyBtemPD0r,-Al,>O3-B2O for a wide range of compositions.
Colorimetric
metho& were 0eaYfor tte hnalyPof the components - B 0 P 0 M and A19.0
31
1-le results obtained were In good agreement with those 0~&Ied f
y5c'lnss 4c'al aamlyVicM
methods. The vapor pressure Of P4010 and B203 was deten-n ined by
using a stream of air. Since-,
the process was nonstationary, only'6e initial vapor pressure (at zero
volume of air
passed) corresponded to the unchanged composition of the glass and
gw~e a value close to
the equillbrIura value; for this reason, the vapor pressures were
extrapolated to zero
air velocity. The experimental ftt2L were compared with the synthetic
data on a triangplAar
r0ord

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~-AUTHOR: StoroaVdA A. V. I ~SA.
d 7%i hosphate glas Report N'
WAIT- LF dy 9f 6b
Sttk t1ko v - -0 presat 91 melts
-p.
-ThermodynamIC evaluation- 'Uta
-'SPURCE.- Leningrad. U~IverBitet, Miko-khImichesidye evoystva
rashrorov (Phys1c0-
chemical properties of solutions). Leningrad, Izd-vo Leningr. univ.,
1964, 72-89
TOPIC TAGS: glass vapor pressure, aluminaboro phosphate glass, boron
trioxide
.-- ~~ I
partial pressure, glass evaporation, 71 ~7 7/
ABSTRACT: The purpose of WILe wo'rk was to find out whether the
results obtained in
previous reports dealing with the vapor pressure of melts of the
system P205 - A1203 -
1320,, at 1450C satisfied the requirements of the thermodynamics of
three- component
eyst7ems;_-kocordingly, the character of the obanges in the partial
pressures and
chemical potentials of the system along Isotherms-isabars was
determined. It was
found that the data for the partial pressure of D90-, did not
correspond to the thermodynamic
restrictions for ternar- systemsj-WB.is due , mce-

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AUTHOR: Shullts, M.M., Pashekhonova, N.V., Belyustin, A.A.,
Parfenov, A.I.,
Bobrov,_V_,S.---
TITLE: Electrode properties of alkali silicate glasses containing
the oxides of gallium,
indium, titanium and zirconium
SOURCE: Soveshchanlys po khimll redkikh elementov. Leningrad, -
1961. Khimlya
redkikh elementov (Chemistry of rare elements); doldady*
soveshchantya. Leningrad,
Izd-vo Leningr. univ., 1964, 96-105
10PIC TAGS: glass, silicate glass, electrode behavior, silicate
glass electrical
property, rare earth oxide, alkali silicate glass, gallium oxide,
Indium oxide, titanium
Oxide, zirconium o)dde
ABSTRACT: After a theoretical review of the electrode properties
of various glasses
and the relationship between the tMF of an Ag AgCl, HCI glass
buffer KCI,
H92CI Hg cell and pH, the authors describe the effect of the
addition of various
amounis of rare oxides to lithium-aflicate, lithium- aluminturn-
silicate, sodium-
aluminium- silicate, and! sodium -barium- aluminium-allicate
glasses. In glasses of
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the series of 24% L120-X% R 0 (76-X)% SIO when R=B, Al, Ga, in order
to obtain
2 21
the same effect It Is necessary ?o Incorporate more Ga203 than A1203
and more B90,
than Gaq0q, which means that the effect Of GR203 on the electrode
properties ts
between 0~0 effects Of B203 and A1203. Analogous results were
obtained with glasses
cr
containing 27 and 30% U02. In glass of the system 22% Na~O-Xm Ga
0--(78-X)%
Si02, added gallium acts as a glass former and to some extiYnt as a
mMilter. In a
system containing 22% N O-X% ln2O3 - (78-X)% Sto it was observed
that the
21
deviation from the hydro;~n function Increased with Wi increase in
In 0 but was less
than with Ga 03. In glass of the system 22% Na 0 - 4% R - 74% 0'
(R=B Al,
203
Ga and In), ~Ie effect of the R 0 oxides on the 'Ciectrode behavior
of soylum silicate
2 A
1 glasses decreased in the order > Ga)B>ln, as In the lithium
silicate glasses. Ibis
or
der Is characteristic for glasses when [R?O ]/[Na 0] < 0. 3. if 0. 3
< (R,,0,j/jNa,0j
< 1. the order Is different: A > B > Ga > In; Xle If '1~20 j/[Na201
> 11 th~b 6rder 148
the
Ba>AI>Ga>In. In the system Na20-TiO2-SI02wh r- Wa20 = 16- 22 mol. %,
te e
effects were characteristic for the oxides of glass formers, and
analogous data wer
obtained with some L102-TIO27SiO2 systems. Relatively small amounts
of 7102
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produced differentiation with respect to the stability of the
bonds to H+Ions similar to
that obtained for the R20 oxides In sodium and lithium silicate
glasses, ZrO2
showed similar results. 31~0 ele~irode behavior of alkali
silicate glasses into which
oxides of Ti and Zr are incorporated can be explained-by the
formation of bonds in which
the atoms of these elements are surrounded by oxygen In such a
way that a complex Is
formed which carries a negative charge and which determines the
predominantly ionic
bond of hydrogen In the glass. Addition of barium oxide to
lithium silicate glasses
conWning ZrO,, seems to abolish the glass forming properties of
Zr02. Orig. art.
has: 7 figures:'
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'AUTHOR: Bobrov, V. S.; Ka Shulots, M. N.
1TITLE.- Manifestation of the cc i state of boron in the electrode
behavior
of lithium borosilicat glasses
:'SOURCE: Zhurmal prikladnoy khimiil V. 36, no. 4, 1965, 766-771
.TOPIC TAGS: borate glass, silicate glass, lithium compound
ABSTRACT: The electrode behavior of th
e U20-B203-SiO2 syste'lwas studied over a
wid-= range of compositions, and a relationship was established
between the e1cctrode
properties and structural transformations in glass caused by the
change i-z) the c-D-
ordination number of boron. The electrode behavior was followed ~)y
'he
emf of electrodes made of the glasses under consideration as a
function of the 1,H.
The electrodes were prepared immediately before the experiment. thpir
Li20 content
was 27 rwl 'I'D (see fig. I of the Enclosure). The B203 content is
Jesignate~,'
numbers on each curve. In the presence of small amounts of B203 (3%)t
a
tiating" effect ("step" on the E-pH curve) appears; it indicates
thc.6 presence of
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11two types of ionogenic g-roups:-In-.-thb1glass-which differ
considerably in the strength
.of their bond with hydrogen. The first linear segment of the E-pli
curve in the
acid region where a hydrogep function is observed is due to the
prese! ce of bor at P
.structural units IB04,23 wbich a-r-- weaklv bonded to hydroger. inn
and
ly acidic iozogenic groups - JBO%J-Jit~ The second l4near segment is
due to the
ipresence of weakly acidic ilon6onlc silicate groups of the type
Is-io.joll. , on
!further addition Of B203 (14%), the "step" disappears, and a very
smobtlh transition;
~fram a hydrogen furction (in the acidic pH rancre) to a metallic
function is observ-
e~-. As the B203 content rises from 23 to 50 ml %, the length of the
linear seg-
11
meant shows, that ~ *..a prx-,po-1o.1- of-.-the. weaRly- ~acid-:ic o
c a es. ti
J. _U gr UPS in re S The Symba C
trelationship observed indicates that the nature of the new weakly
acidic ionogenic
:groups is detem#ined by the borate coMonent of the glass structuree.
These groups i
are due to t1he presence of triangles [B03,23, In which boron has the
coordination
number 3. Orig. art. has., 4 figures.
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1ACCESSION M AP501.1812 ENCLOSURE*
rig. 1. c versus pH
for a series ofglassed
containing 27% L120.
75'
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BO " LUTUGINA, N.V.; MOLODENKO, P.Ta.;
ZAKHAR'v.EVSKIY,
202L-Y-A
J
M.S.; STEFANOVA, O.K.; BELYUSTIN, A.A.;
MATEROVA, Ye.A.;
NIKOLISKIY, B.P., otv. red.; POZDYSHEVA, V.A.,
red.
[Theoretical and practical gaide to laboratory
work in
physical chemistry] Teoret-icheskoe i
prakticheskoe ruko-
vodstvo k laboratornym rabotam po fizicheskoi
khimii.
[Leningrad] Izd-vo Leningr. univ. Pt.l. 1965.
197 p.
(MIRA .18:12)
1. Leningrad. Universitet. 2.
Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR
(for Nikollskiy).

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AUTHOR: Bobrov, V. S.; Shul'ts, M. M.; KalmyRova, L. P. IcI>
ORG: Leningrad State University im. A. A. Zhdanov (Leningradskiy
gosudarstvennyy
univers I-Te_t)
TITLE: Differentiation of the bond stability of a hydrogen ion in
cate glass
SOURCE: Elektrokbimiya, v. 2, no. 3, 1966, 288-294
TOPIC TAGS: borate glass, lithium, molecular structure,
electrode,
electric potential, acid solution, io~, electrochemi"
'6Zt_,ri.3Z;7 BoA101,Vr. PROPPRr)"
ABSTRACT: A new type of experimental curve (potential - pH)
composed of 3 steps and
linear portions is developed for the study of hydrogen bond
stability and boron atom
coordination in the Lizo_B203-SiOl system. The displacement of
the curves obtained in
buffer solutions as a function Of B703 content (in the glass
electrode) was related to
the grouping of bond stabilities of hydrogen ions
"differentiation effect". Four dif-
ferent types of curves having as many as 3 steps and linear
portions of.varying slope
and/or levels were obtained. Curves are given for glass with a
Li2O content of 33
mol% and boron anhydride contents ranging from 0 to 20%. The
addition of as little as
5% B203 shifted the E - pH curve downwards and changed the
linear 0% line into one

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having 3 slopes. The initial slopes were related to the ionic
group [BO 4/2-Ht, where~
boron bad a coordination of four. At higher pH levels the
appearance of the ionic
groups (SiO 3/210H caused the slope chapges. These two regions
were separated by a
linear slope of 18 mv/pH as a result of the intermediate mixing
of the two ionic
groups. The three-stepped character of the curves was maintained
under a variety of
experimental conditions. A section of the Na?O-B203-SiO2
ternary, in which boron has
a coordination of four, was shown with points indicating the
range of compositions
used experimentally. About half the points fell within that
region. Data are pre-
sented for the U mol% B203 triangular section for U20 contents
ranging from 24 to
39%. Again, the differentiation effect occurred and the slope
changes were interprete(
as before; EBO 4/23-e, [BO 2/230H and [SiO 3/2]0H are related
toslope changes a, b
and a respectively. Orig. art. has: 4 figures;
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AUTIHOR: Bobrov, V. S.; Shullts, M. Mo; Kalmykova, L, P,
ORG: Leningrad State University imeni A. A. Zhdanov (laningradskiy
gosudarstvannyy
universitat)
TITIS: Coordination state of boron in-lithium borate glassess based
on a study of
their electrode properties.
SOURCE: Elektrokhimiyap v. 2, no. 41, 19669 420-425
TOPIC TAGS: borato glass, lithium glasss electrode potential ,
'90,9 OASE-
3 460.9ooi.)y CWFMI094 60A~Ao-4-'G I Ve)oRo.,Ajq-reoA-) VolPer7i3nek
ABSTRACT: The electrode behavior of glasses of the ~201-~O~ system
was studied by
recording the potential of the glass electrodeiversu the 'D ii. a.,
plotting E-pH
curves) in a universal water-alcohol buffer solution containing 0.1
mole of Li ions
per liter., 85% ethyl alcoholp and also hydrobromic, salicylic,
monochloroacetic, and
benzoic acids (0-05 M each), It was found that the coordination
state of boron mani-
fests itself in the electrode behavior of the glasses. An increase
in the content of",
U20 to 42 mole % causes an increase in the relative content of
strongly acidic iono--1-
genic groups (B0Lj/q1-H+jof tetracoordinated boron. The electrode
behavior of the J)
glasses was shagF to afloat the influence of various ionogenic
groups of totracoordil
nated boron, which are characterized by a marked stability of their
bond with hydrogen
ions. The observed correlation between the electrode behavior of
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dination state of boron indicates that the "electrode" method is
sufficiently sensitivi
for studies of structural transformations in lithium borate glasses.
Authors are deep.
ly grateful to M, D. Anikiyeva for assistance in the analysis of the
glasses. Orig!
art.. has: 3.figures and I table.
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I.NIVENTOR: Zhuravell, V. I.i Minakov, V. I.;
J!RkKR1K)!_V. T.; Dinitraki, P. X.; Niki-
foranko, Zh. G.; Budenkov, G. A.; Gitis, M.
ORRG: None
TITLE: An ultrasonic pulse-shadow immersion flaw-detector. Class
42, No. 182390
farinounced by the All-Union Scientific Research Institute of
Nondestructive Methods
for 1.11'aterial Quality Control (Vsesoyuznyy
nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut neraz-
rushayushchikh metodov kontrolya kachestva materialov)]
SOURCE: Izobreten~ya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
no. 3-1, 1966, 94-
i
TOPIC TAGS: flaw detection, ultrasonic flaw detector, quality
control
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. An ultrasonic
pulse-shadov im-
mersion .11av detector which contains an Utrasonic probe
unit,'line scanning mechan-
ism, oscillator and ultrasonic amplifier. The unit is designed for
increased pro-
ductivity in checking parts of complex shape. The installation
incorporates an elec-
tronic unit which generates a control signal after the ultrasonic
probe unit passes
beyond the outline of the'part being checked. This signal controls
the line scanning
mechanism and temporarily disconnects the receiving head from the
amplifier. 2. A
modification of this flaw detector in vhich the electronic unit is
made in such a L
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vay that when there is a single pair of ultrasonic probes in the
installation the
receiver head is disconnected from the amplifier during the period
when the probe
unit is returning to the article being checked. 3. A modification
of this flaw de-
L.ector in which the electronic unit is-made in such a-way that
when there are two
pairs of ultrasonic probes located one behind the other along their
line of motion
in the installation, the receiver head disconnected from the
amplifier is the one
which first passes beyond the outline of the part being checked.
This receiver head
is connected when the second pair of probes passes beyond the
outline of the, part on
the return travel of the probe unit.
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7'8HA;ZYKOO G,Ye*$ Pr'nJmali uchastiye: KULESHOVA, A,A.;
SHESTAKOVA N,Aw
SOKOIDVA, Z.N.; BOBROV V.V.
Increase of the toxicity of shale tar 63-lected in a
compart;wnt
oven main with'the purpose of using it for antisepting
treating of
wood* Zhur.priklakhime -34 no#.1012362-2364 0, 161. (M;U
14W)
1. Leningradskiy institut inzhenerov zheleznodorozhnogo
transporta.
. (Wood preservatives) (Coal tar)

SKOBELIN., V.14.; RUNSHAs G.F.; nOTENKO.. F.1. . burovoy
master (Rostov-na-D)nu);
KWTIN N.A. inzh.; BOBROV V.V ;SHM4ILIN, V.P., brigadir
puti
(st.Ust'Kamenogorsk, gi)
Letters to tho eqtor, Put' i put.khoz, 6 no,6:42-43 162
iMRA .15:7)
1, Zanestitell na'challnika Xotellnichskoy distantsii
Gorlkovskoy
dorogi (for,Skobeilin). 2. Nachal tiiik otdel& puti,, st.
Leningrad-Vi-
tebskiy,, Ok*brlskoy dorogi (for Ra sha). 3. Zamestitell
nachallnika
Terensayokoy diatantaii Kuybyshevsko dorogi (for
Krasin).. 4. Stirialdy,
dorozhnyy masterq stantsiya Tikhvin, Oktyabrlskoy dorogi
(for Bobrov).
(Railroads)

N, I.h.; A M.; IVANIN,
NEYEDOV, A.A.~ BOBROV MIAFFLA
~1-nreaj,lgatlng the rt4gularlt.W4 of WV~- o~urlnMga diul.r,g
J ng
o.e high P-hapes. Izv.vys.u,~heb.sav.; chern.met.. 8
no.8:89-'3.3 165.
(MIPA 18:98)
'I. Dnt~pr,,-~zs--ZhinAfy matallurgichesIc.y zuv,-,d-vtuz.

I
BOBROV, V.Ya., kand.e nauk
-------- :-- I
r +-
Triumph of Lepinist ideas. Nau'ra i zhyttia 32 no.
4:1-,4 Ap 161.
. I (MM 14:5)
(Communism)
I
; j
I
I
I
4 1
M

ZELENIN, N.I.; SHALTYKO, G.Ye.; CHERNYSHEVA, K.B.; TATARKINA,
G.V.; FAYNBERG, V.
S.; YANKOVSKAYA, T.A.; Prinimali uchastiye: SOKOLOVA, Z.N.;
KUIEMOVA,
A.A.; KIIESTENKO, M.N.; BOEROV, V.V.; PIMENOVA, F.G.
I
Developing methods for the cold fractionation of shale tar.
Part 5.
Using light tar as wood impreganting oil. Khim. i
tekh.gor.slan. i
prod. ikh perer. no.12:273-284 163, (MIRA 17:2)
1. Leningradskiy inzhenerno-okonomicheskiy institut i
Leningradskiy in-
stitut inzhenerov zheleznodorozhnogo transporta.

USSR/Meteorology ~kteorological MY 52
Service
"Mteorological Service to Agriculture by
Stavropol' Hydrometeorological Office in
1951,"
V. Ya. Bobrov, V. A. Soloshenko, Stavropol'
Hydrozeteor Office
'WAteorol i Gidrol" No 5, PP 8-12
During 1951, the Stavropol' Hydrometeorol
Office
suWlied information to over 350 agricultural
organizationB. Information consisted of
monthly
forecasts, transmission of 3-day forecasts
from -1
229T83
Rostov, and its own daily forecasts and storm
vazmings - The office published 400 issues,~of
t3wice-monthly bulletins, later
discontinuedj,~::
~':in4:25 issues of daily bulletins.
Publication
-ta,booklet to help kolkhozes in establishing,
:tbeir:own meteorological observation stations
intended.
4k PM83

ct,~. Spevj~c vxllnpea~a urle favint given ey 'Pt', n"mom'...
amgix-t,.. 30,frr-f I. Apiculwml Azrv-
xf

!BOBROV, V.Ya.;_DROZDOV, S.S.y red.
(Weather forecasting based on local observations] Xak
pr~dskazyvatl pogodu po mestrym priznakam. Stavropol',
Stavropollskoe knizhnoe izd-vos 1962. 46 p.
(MIRA 17:5)

- BOBROV -Yo.
EffectiveRess of feeding the young of mink and arctic
foxes with
antibiotics and cobalt chloride. Vestis Latv ak
no.10:107-3-10 160.
(Em 10:9:10)
(Minks) (Arctic fox) (Cobalt chlorides)
(Antibiotics)

- -BOBROV --YAL-.
Mesozoic bauxite-bearing sediments in the Eastern Sayan
Mountains.
Biul.MOIP.Otd.geol.38 no.2tl54 Mr-Ap 163. 041RA 160)
(Sayan Mountains-Bauxite)

BOBROV, Ye. G.
"Some Asiatic Species of the Nitraria L. Order," Sov.
Botan., 14, no. 1,
1946.
Scientific Council, Botanical Inst. im. V. L. Komarov,
AS USSR

BOBROIT, YE. G.
25450
Famyati A.V.--Yamolanko. EBotanik. 1905-29"~ . S Fortr.
Botan. Zhurnal, 1948,
No. 2, a. 263-66 - Bibliagn, 30
blazv.
SO: LETOPIS NO. 30, 19h8

Editors: BOBROV, Ye. G.; SHISHKIN, B, K,; Compilers: AFANAS'IT,,V,
K. S.; BORISOVAI A.G.;
VASIL'YEV, V. N.; GORS~KOVA, S. G.; ILIN, M. M.; KLOKOV, M. V.;
MA=EV, V. P.;
MURAWYEV, 0. A.; POBEDIMOVA, Ye. G.; POYARKOVA, A. I.; PROYJLAMV,
Ya. I.; SHISMIT, E.K.
SHTEYTEERG, Ye. I.; YUZEPCHUK. S. V.; KOMAROV, V. L. (Acad.)
Flora of the USSR., Vol 15, Ybsc ow -Leningrad, 743 Ppj(fJ-b
Book W-22202, 7 Apr 52

BOBROV, YE.G.
I
Clovdr
Introducing apertum clover (Trifolium spertum) to cultivation
Korip. baza 3 no. 9, 1952
0

MtSHKIfft B.K.; BOBROV, Te.G.
Genus Androsace. Flora SSSR 18;217-242 152. (MLRA 6;5)
(Androsace)

BOBROV, to. G.
Monotropaceae familv; genus LomatogonL; Menranthaccae
family. Flora
SSSR 18:19-22; 62o-62i; 640-645 152. (MLRA 6--5)
(Botany)

XHOROSHAYWV, N.G. [author]; BOBROV. Ye.G. (reviewer].
New work on red clover and the problem of local varieties
(OUcal varieties
of red clover.* N.G. Khoroshailov.) Reviewed by X.G.Bobrov.
Bot.zhur. 38
no.4:600-610 JI-Ag 053. (MLBA 6:9)
1. Botaniaheskiy institut im. T.Ulomarova AkeAemii nauk &SSR,
Leningrad.
(Clover) (Rhorosh&Uov, H.G.)

GIMMIRMAN, A.?.; SHASS, TeJu.; BOBROY, Ye.G., redaktor; BORISOV,
K.A.,
redaktor; ARONS, R.A0. toMMMY'Slaktor.
(Schematic maps'shwing the distribution of the most important
medical plants in the U.S.S.R.] Skhematicheekle karty
rasprostrananiia
vashneishikh lekaretvannykh rantenii SSSR. Moskva, Izd-vo
Akademii
nauk SSSR, 1954. 13? p. (MIRA 7:11)
(Botany, Medical)

GMEW, T.S.; BOBROV, TeOG.9 redaktor;
KOIDDTSOVA.N.G., tekbnicbeekly
redaktor
[Guide to Plants of the Moldavian Soviet Socialist
Republic]
Opredelitell rastenii Moldavskol SSR* Moskva,
Isd-vo Akademil nauk
3SSR. 1954. 466 P. (MLBA 7:8)
(Moldavia--BotmW) (Botany--Moldavia)

2&ew"w V P ~ 1e, tit -- - - --
BOBROT, Ye.G.
Carl Linnaeus and the contemporax7 nomenclature of plants.
Bot.zbmr. 39
no.2t296-394 Xr-Ap ~54. (XMA 7:6)
1. Botanicheskiy institut im. V.L.Komarova Akademii nank SSSR.
Lenin-
grad.
(Linne, Carl von, 1707-1778)

BOBROV, Ye.G.
~
villlvlill~
9711bart.9 Sellkhozg1s. Reviewed by I.G.Bobrov.
Bot.zbur. 39 np~4:
611-614 JI-Ag '54. (MIRA 7:10)
1. Botanicheskiy institut im. V.L.Ilomarova Akademli
nauk SSSR, lonin-
grad.
(7ilbert)

C
SHISHKIN.B.K., radak-tor; BOBROV,Te.G., redRktor
[solanacene And Scrophularincenel. Flora SSSR no.22:1-
859 '55.
(Solanaceae) (Scropholariaceae) (HLRA 8:11)

B013ROV,ye.G.
~'-pr-c7'
SIP.Krasheninalkov as a botanist. Bot.zhur.40 no.4,.617-624
Jl-Ag'55.
(MLRA 8:11)
1. Botanichookiy institut imeni V.L.Komarova Akademii uauk
SSSR,
Leningrad
(Krasheninnikov. Sergel Petrovich, 1713-1755)

DMOV, Te.G.
~1-0--
"Hassian comfrorm [in Juglish] Lawrence
D.Hilla.Reviewed br
A.G.Bobrov. Bet. shur.40 no.5.,729-733 S-0 055.
()MU 9:4)
l.Botanichookiy Institut imeni V.L.Umareva
Akmdoxii nank
SSSR, Leningrad.
(Tsrage plants)

B013ROV. Ye.G,
Berle Xpustantinevich Shishkin; ou his 70th birthday.
Bot.zhur.41
to.640925-930 Jo 156o (HLU 9:10)
l.Betaxicheskly instit-at imeni V.L.Komarova Akademii mauk
SSSR,
Leningrad.
(Shishkia, Boris Nonstantizovich, 1886-)

a ~ I
BCBROT Y J-.; SHISHKIN, B-K-.-o~vetstvennyy
redaktor; TAKOTMA. T.K..
-*:~: ~-re--aktor ixdatollstva; ANORS, P.A.,
takhnichookiy redaktor
L Linni. his life and works] Linnei.. ago zhiznl i
trudy. Nook-ya,
!zd-vo Akod.nauk SSSR, 1957. 213 p. (NW 10:7)
1. Chlon-korrespondent AR SSSR (for Shtsbkin)
(Lin", Carl von, 1707-1778)

ARANOV, P.A., otvatstvennyy red.; BOBROV otvetstvennyy
red.;
YAXOVLHVA, Y.M.. red.izd-va, R, R.S., tekhn.red.
[Yrom the Herb Garden to the Botanical Institute; history
of the
Botanical Institute of the Academy of Sicences of the
U.S.S.R.]
Ot Aptekarakogo ogoroda do Botanichoskogo inatitut;
ocharki po
istorij Botanicbeekogo institute Akademit nauk SSSR-
Moskva,
1957. 307 P. (MIRA 11:2)
1. Akademiya nauk SM. Batanicheakiy inetitut.
(Ieningrad--Botanical jardens)

- --------------- -------- ---------------
USSR General Division, History, Classics, Personnel A-2
Abs Jour : Bef Zhur - Biol., No 1, 1958, No 37
Author : Bobrov,, E.G.
Inst : Not Given
TLtle : Carl Linnaeus and His Works'
Orig Pub : Vesta. s.-kh., 1957, No 5, n6-123
Abstract No abstract
Card 1/1

1-1 v n A I i~ I - I- -~'l
;,) ~- T? j I A,, V~(Y!~. &:.
B013ROV, Ye ,G.
aw"m
Famillom Morinnneae, DiDeAencoaa. Flom SSSR 24:1-91
357.
(KMA 10: 7)
Norimaeno) (Dipeacnaaae)

USSR General Division., History, Classics, Personnel A-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol.,, No 1, 1958., No 35
Author : Bobrov, E.G.
Inst Not Given
Title Was Linnaeus the Creator of the "Binary
Nomenclature" (&Ply
to the Article of S.V. luzepchuk)
Orig Pub Botan. zh., 1957., 42, no 4, 658-662
Abstraci Opposition to luzepchuk, the author of a review
on a Vrochure
by Bobrov, "The Two-huhdradth Year of the 'Species
Plantaruml
of Carl Lin us". Bobrov did not intend to shake the
priority of Linnaeus in the matter of introducing the
double
nomenclature. He pu~ the problem in a half-popular form
to
describe the signifibance of "Species Pletntarum" in the
his-
tory of systematics, to show how the "simple names" were
transformed into the only valid species names, and he
attempted
to pr6ve that the development of plant nomenclature
proceeded
gradually and regularly and that the decisive role in
this
belonged to Linnaeus. The author acknowledged that in
several
Card 1/2

.USSR / General Division, History, Classics,
Personnel A-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 1) 1958, No 35
places, he allowed in the translation a citation from
Linnaeus inaccurately, not having the principle
meaning.
Card : 2/2

BOBROV. Ye.G.
Linnean days. Bot.zhur. 42 no.10:1570-1572 0 157. (MIRA 10:10)
1. Botanlaheakiy Institut im. V.L.Komarova AB SSSR, Leningrad.
(Linne, Carl von, 1707-1778)

KOM&BW, V.L*' akademik, glavrqy. rod.;SIIISHKIN, B.K., rod.
izdaniya;
C'.~~~~oktor'biol.'uauk, prof.red.; VASILICHENED, I.T..
red.; GORSHICOVA, B.Go; red.; (MIGORIINY, Tu,S., red.; GFDBOV*
V-1.0
red.; DOFDYMY, Pli., i-ede; ILOINSKATA, I.A.,'red.-, KWKOV,
N.V..
red.; KUPRITAN.DVA. L.A., red.;,LINCHMKIY. I.A., red.;
IIDVOPOKBDV-
SKIY, I.Y.. red.; POBEDIROVA, Te.G., red ; POPOV, M.G.. red.:
POTARKOVA, A.I., red.;, SHNnWIRG,,Te.I.: red.; TSVEM, U.N.,
red.;
SMIRY)VA, A.V.. tekbn.red.
[Floia of the U.S.S.R.] Flora SSSR, Hoe)Eva. Izd-vo Akad. nauk,
SSSR. 1958. 775 P. (MIRL 12:7)
1. Chlen-korrespondent LN BSSR (for ShisbkIn).
(BotazW)

BCBROV, Te.G.
6oze forgotten plants described by Gmelin Junior
during his
expedition in 1768-1773 [with summary in Inglizi.,
Bot,zhur.
43 no.11:1541-1549 19 158. (MIRA n: n)
1. BotanicheskAy institut Im. V.L. lomarova AN
SSUR, Leningrad.
-(Gmelin. Bamuel Gottlieb, 1744-1774) (Botany)

BORISOVA. A.G.; BOCHANTSXV, V.P.; VASILICHEMKO, I.T.;
GOUMKOVA, V.F.;
GORSHKOVA, S.G.; GRUBOV, V.I.; KIUICHNNOV, M.B.;
SMOLOYANINOTA,
L.A.; UXAMSHYAN, S.G.; ~SVNM, N.N.; TSVMOVA, L.I.; Taw-
CHUK, S.V.; SHISMIN, B.r., red*toma; BOBROV, Ta.G.,
doktor
biol.nauk, prof., red.: SHIRMVA, A.V.8 tekbno-rad:;
[Compositsel Compositne. Moskva..Izd.-Yo Akiid.tauk
SSSR, 1959.
630 p.(Akedemlia nault SSSR. Botanicheskii institut.
Florra
SSSR. no.25)' (HIBA 13:4)
(compositae)

BORISOVA, A.G.; BOCHMSEV, V.P.; VASILICIMIKO. I.T.;
GOUMXOVA, V.P.;
GORSIMOVA, S.G.; GRUBOV, V.I.; KIRPICKNIKOV, 14,B.;
SHOL'YANINOVA, L.A.;
TAWSHIAN, S.G.; TSVFJjNV, U.N.; YUZEPCHIJK, S.V.;
XOKAROT, V.L.,
akudemik, gUvW red.; SHISMN, red.izdaniya; BCBROVjjgjGjjv
doktor biol.nauk, prof., 'rea.; SMIRNOV. A-V., t1ekhnere
=.*- I------
[Flora of the U.S.S.R.] Flora SSSR. Moskva, Isid-vo
Akad.nauk
SSSR. 1959. 630 P. (MIRA 12:8)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Shishkin).
(conpositae)

C_PPLM~D~doktor biol.nauk. prof.; VASILIOHIM, I.T.; GORSIMOVA,
S*G.; GRIGORIYXV, U.S.; GRUBOV. V.I.; DOBDYZYZV, ?.I.;
IL'INUATA.
I.A.; XWZDV, M.V. '; nTPMAWTA, L.A.; LIPCEMKIT, I.A.;
NOVOPO]MOVSXIY, I.V.; PORDINDVA. Ye.O.; PMV, M.G.; POYAMVA.
A.I.; SHTZrXBXRG, Ts.I.; TSVXW, N.N.; SHISHKIN, Belo* red.
isdaniya; SMMVA,, A.V.9 tekhn.red.
(Dicotyledons) muctyle dons. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR,
1959.
775 P. (Akademiia nauk SSSR.Botanicheakii institut, Flora
SSSR,
vol.23) (MIRA 13:4)
(]Dicotyledons)

BD13ROVjj.G&,
"An introduction to the 'Species plantaruml and cognata
botanical
works of Carl Linnaeus' [in Bnglish by W.T. Stearn.
Reviewed-by
B.G. Bobrov. Bot. zhur. 44 no.4:571-578 Ap '59.
(MIRA 12:10)
1.Botanicheekly inetitut im. Y.L. lomarova Akademii nauk
SSSR,
Leningrad. (Linne. Carl Von, 1707-1778) (Botany)
(Stearn, W.T.)

BOBROV, Te.G.
------ 1-1---'-
Development of the theory of races and the series method
in
the Russian school'of taxonomy. Bot.zhur. 44 no.11:
1553-1566 N '59. (HIRk 13:4)
1. Botanicheakiy institut im. V.L.Konarova Akademii n=k
SSSR. Leningrad.
(BotatW-Claasification)

VASILICHREKO, Ivan Tikhonovich; BOBROV, Ye.G.,
prof.$ doktor biolog.
nauk, otv.red.; OCLOvNij P-K.'I.~0* jj&*j-id!4h;
S(I=VA, A.V.,
takhn.red.
[Tree and shrub seedlings; identification key]
Vskhody
derevIev i kustarnikov; opredelitell. Koskva, Izd-vo
Akad.
nauk sssR, 196o. 294 p. (KIRA 13:2)
.(Seedlings) (Tress) (W='bs)

YUKSIP, A.Ta.;,SHISHKIN, B.K.,
redstomql~~I.Te.~G., doktor biole
nauk, profso redotons; SKENOTA, AoV*O, takhn.red.
[2he ga=s Rieraoiuml Rod Rierasium L, MoskTa,
lzd-vo AkiLd.xwuk
SSSR, 1960- 732P- (Akademiis nauk SSSR.
Botanicheakii institut.
71ora SSSR, W,30)e (MIR& 13:7)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Shishkin)s
(Elmmkweed)

B013ROV, TO.G.
LIAeorgils forgotten species from the 'Jlora of the
BaDal region.0 Bot.mat.Garb. 20:3-22 160.
(MM 13:7)
(Baikal region-Botww)

BOBROV9 Ye.G.
Introgreosive hybridization in the flora of the Baikal area of
Siberia [with summary in English]% -Bot*zhur.46 no.3:313-327
mr 161. (MIRA 34:3)
1. BotArio-liankiv instItut imeM V.T.. Xom AN SSSR, Leningrad.
(Baikal Iaks region-Phytogeography)

BOBROV, Ye.G.
A-------
Visiting the botanical institutions of the Hungariain
People's
Republic. Bot. zhur. 46 no.9:1364-1372 S' '61. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Botanicheskiy institut Lm. V.L.Komarova AN SSSR,
Leningrad.
(Hungary--Botanical research)

ROAR9~,._Yip.G.j doktor biolog.nauk,, prof.; BOCHMSEV,
V.P.;
IL'IN, M.M.; LINCHEVSKIY, I.A.; LIPSHITS,'S.Yu.;
SERGIYUSKAYA, Ye.V.; CIERNEVA, O.V.; CHEREPANOV, S.Kb;
YUZEFCHUX, S.V.; SHISHKINO B.K., red.tma; SKMNOVA,
A.V., tekhn.red.
-,[-Flora of the'U.S.S.R..] Flora SSSR. Moskva, Izd-vo.
Akad.nauk SM, 1962. 757 p. (Flora SSSR, vol.27).(MIRA
15:11)
3. Chlen-korrespondent AN SM (for Shishkin).
(DICOTYLEDONS)

BOBRUVO Ye.Q.; BODDARTSEV, A.S.; BORISOVAy A.G.;
VASILIKOV,, B.P.;
ICHUKO, I.T.; GOLUBKOVA, V.F.; GRUDZINSUYA, I.A.;
YEGOROVA3 T.V.; ZINOVA~ A.D.; IVANINA, L.I.; LEONOVAI T.G.;
MATSENKO, A.Ye.; PIDMI, 0.1.; POBEDIMOVA, Ye.G.; POLYAKOVl
P.P.; POYARKOVA, A.I.; SAVIGH, V.P.; SINIKOVAy G.M.;
SMIRNOVAI
Z.N.- S14OL'YANINOVA, L.A.- FEDOROV, Al.A.; KWADZZ, A.L.;
TSVELEV, t.N.; SHISEM, L.Mdeceased]; PENIKOVAI G.A., red,;
BARANOVAI L.G.,, tekhn. red.; FRIDMAN, Z.L., tekhn. red.
[BqItanical atlas] Botanicheakii atlas. Moskva,
Sellkhozi--dat.,
1963. 501 P. (MIRL 16- 32)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Shishkin).
(Botaror-Atlases)

BOBROV.. Ye.G.
~Whatt ~isJur no& deprossa (Stev,) C. A. M.? Bot.;bure 47
n0.41579-580 AP 162. OURA 15:8)
1. Botanichookiy institut imeni V.L.Komarova AN,SSSR..
Leningrad.
Purinea) 11,

BOBROV, Yo.G.
Potr Mikhailovich Zhukovskii; on his 75th birthday.
Bot,
zhur. 48 n0.6%925-928 je 163. (MIRA 17:1)
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