SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TATISHVILI, M.V. - TATOCHENKO, L.K.

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KVALIASEVILI, A.A.; MAMAMrAVRISHVILI, D.G.; T,:-T~ISHVIL~II-V~,
Spontaneous regression of giant cell tumors of long bones.
Xhirurgiia 40 no.5tll5-119 VT 164. (MIRA 18:2)
1. Kafedra rentgenologii i radiologii TbiliBskogo meditsinskogo
instituta (zav.- prof. A.A. KvaliaBhvili) i vtoraya kafedra
khirugii Tbiliaskogo institute, usavershenstvovaniya vrachey
(zav.- prof. D.G. Mamamtavrishvill).

USSR/Human and. Animal "',orphology (Normal and S-5
PatholoLjcal). Endocrine System.
kbs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 16, 19509 74381
tare ho x- :-Tatislivill, 17,Ya., Toidze, Sh. S.
Inst 3 Institute of aperimental Morphology,
10 Georg' -an SSR.
j
: On the Question of Individual Variation of
tjhe Position of kdrenal Glands.
Orig Pub: Tr. In-ta ekperim, morfol. !IT, GruzSSR, 1957,
69 163-173
Abstract: It was shovn in 100 cadavers of adult humans
that the adrenal Elands (AG) are located on
the level of the Xth thoracic - IInC, Iv-ribar
vertebrae. On the average, the right AG is
located from the middle third of the body
of the XIth thoracic to the upper third o
Card 1/3

USSR/Human anC, lalimal Jaforpkiolovy (Normal and S-5
11
Patholo,,ical). Eneocrine System.
1.bs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 16, 19532 74381
the body of t1ie lst lumbar vertebrael anel
the left AG-,,;- from tile lovier third of the
body of' the XIth thoracic to the mid6le third
of the body of the Ist ltunbar vertebrae. The
left AG is more frequently lo-,;er than the
ri,,;ht. The ri.,,,ht central vein, located bet-
veen the ',,.G and. the liver, in 25% of cases.
runs upvards, in 52%, upaards and Laedially,
in 19%7 medially and in 1%, medially and
doi;n and enters in-t-,o vana ca-va inferior. In.
3~ 0' the cases t enters into one of t
L 7 i L -he
veins of the liveri in 115, into the angle
b
beti-:een the vena cava inferior and the renal
vein and, in 3%, two right central veins are
Card 3 2/3

USSR/Human and Iiiimal 11orphology (Normal and S-5
Pathologica--1). Endocrine System.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Bloi,, No 16, 195U, 74381
noted. Projection of 1,G on the posterior
surface of tha body between the vertebra!
and Paravertebral lines by high location of
AG falls on the region Irom the Xth rib to
the X.Ith intercostal space and by lou loca-
tion of AG, under the XIIIth rib, On the leftl
in 90.6 and on thu right in 64.4/1Z of casas,
the louer limit o-' the phronicocostal sinus
intersocts di~gonllly tho projection of i,G5
more rarely, the projection of 1,G lays above
(correspondingly 5.9 and 33.3%) or belo-~: the
lover limit of thc phronicocostal sinus (3-5
and 2.3/'-6).
Card 3/3

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I-ntraorgan changes In the renal Tessels following ligation of the
ureter. Soob.AW Gm 362 23 mo*6;741-7~4 D t59. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Alf GrusSSR. Instttut *kspertmentallucy morfologii, Tbilisi.
Predetavl*no akademikou A.W.Flatishvilt (deceased].
(KIDWS--BLOOD SUMT) (Umm-LIGOURN)

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- - -TATISHVILI,-M-YIt. - - --
Intraorganic relationships of the venous system of kidneys. Trudy
Inst. eksp. morf. AN Gruz. SSR 8;105-3-12 160. (MIPA 14:10)
(KIDNEYS-BLOOD VESSELS)

TALISHVILI R. Ya.
Topography of adrenal glands. Trudy Inst. eksp. morf. All Gruz. SSR-
8:151-169 160. (KUA 2-4:10)
(ADMIAL GIANW)

TATISHVILI, M.A.
Morphology of the lymphatic system of kidneys. Trudy Inst. eksp.
faorf. AN Gruz. SSR 8:261-268 160. (YM 14:10)
(KIDINEYS) ILYPPRATICS)

T.
TATISHVIL . m
Morphological basis of the hepatorenal s7ndrome. Soob.Al Gruz.
SSR 25 no.1:87-90 JI 160. (MMA 13:10)
1. Akademiyu. nauk Gruzinsko7 SSR, Institut eksperimentalinoy
morfologii im. A.N.Natishvili, Thilini. Predstavlono akademikom
A.P.TSulukIdze.
(IaVEi---DISUSXB) (KIM=$--DISZASZS)

TATISHVILI, M. Ya., Dr. Medic. SOL (dise) "Interaction of Renal
Urinary and Vascular Systems and Hepato-Renal Venous Connections,4
Tbilisi, 1961, 48 pp. (Tbilisi Medic. Inst.) 200 copies (KL Supp
12-61, 282).

TATISHVIM, M*Ya,
Changes in the relationship between the urinary and vascular
system of the kidney in different diseaseo* Trudy Inste ekspe
morf. All Gruz. SSR 10s253-268162. (HIRA 16:6)
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(KIDWS-DISEASES;

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TATISHVILI, No I., Cand Fled Sci -- "Geft"2~6~
problemG or brucollOBIS pathOl0','YrIn-4w experiment*"
Tbilisi, 1961. (Tbilisi State Med Inst) (KL, B-61, 265)
- 527 -

TATISHVILIj R.I.
Some aspects of the diagnosis of brucelloslB. Awrb. med. zhur. no.8-.
89-90 Ag 161. .15:2)
1. 1z Nauchno-looledovatellskogo Instituta meditsinskoy parazitologii
i tropichqekoy peditsiny imeni S.S.Virsaladze Minioterstva zdravookh-
raneniya Gruzinskoy SSR. (BRUCELLOSIS)

TATISHVILI, N.I.
Some results if a histochemical study of lymph nodes, the spleen,
and the liver in experimental brucellosis. Soob. An Gruz. SSIR 26
no.5:607-614 My 161. (MIRA 14:8)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut meditsinskoy parazitologii
i tropicheskoy meditsiny imeni S.S. Virsaladze, Tbilisi. Predstavleno
akademikom V.K. Zhgenti.
(BRUCELLOSIS) (GLYCOGEN) (NUCLEOPROTEINS)

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AVALIANI, V-L. [deceased); ELZKLDZZ, G.S.;- UTISHVILI, TO.K.
Physicomscbanical properties of the 'wood* of moso, madake, MA
Chinese madake bamboo stalks. Report no. 1. Izv.AN Arm.SSR.Bjoj.j
sellkhoz.uauki 4 no.6:563-573 '51. ()ILHA 9:8)
1. GrU21nskiy ordens, Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni sel'skokhoz7aystvan-
W instit-at imani L.P. BerIM Tbilisi.
(13amboo)

AVALIANI, V.L. [deceased]; RLZKAJM. G.S.; TATISHVILI, U.N.
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Physicomechanical properties of the "woodg of noso, mad a, and
Chinese makade bamboo stalks. Report no. 2. Izv.AN Arm.SSR.Biol.i
selikhoz.nauki. 4 no.7:675-687 151. (Iff-H-A 9:6)
1. Gruzin!jkiy Ordem Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni seliskokhozyaystron-
W institut imeni L.P. Beriya, Tbilisi.
(Bamboo)

Relationship between the pbymiconschanical properties and
f*aturen of the anatomical structure of wood. Ity. AN Arm. SSR.
Bial. I sellkhos. nauki 10 ao.3:85-88 Kr 157. (XLRA 10:5)
1. Gruzinskir ordena Tradovego Krasnogo Znamni sol'skokhosymystyeaW
Inatitut, Kafedra looney takeatoH, *konomiki I organizatell
lesnage khozyaystva 1 lesookepluatateit. Tbilisi.
(Wool)

TAT ISHVUAml*APwm--ft
Xffect of growing con&itions an the*jAnatomic structure of fucalyptus
wood. Soob. AN Gruz.BSR 18 no-3:349-355 Kr 157. (KLRA 10:7)
1. Grusinakiy Ordena Trudavogo Krasnogo Znameni mallskokhozyayst-
vanwy Inatitut.
(Bwalyptus)

wita, D. P.
The utilization of cartographic paper
lit-ry. 1941. 99 p. (49-33910)
Moskva, Izd-vo geodezicheskoi i kartograficheskoi
TS1109.T3

_T#7ITBV, D.P.; FUSIKOV, V.T., redaktor; SMANSKIY, I.A., takhnicheakiv
redaktor
[Conditioning of offset paper] Uklivatizatsits ofmatnot bumegi.
Ho"kvaI Izd-vo geodez. i kartogr. lit-ry, 1951 128 p. (KIRA 10:1)
[Midromml
(Paper)
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TATEME"v"i E.I. SlWebnaya meditsina (Farermic Medictne) 19h7-
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DMITANINOV, Vladimir Kikhaylovich, pref.; TATINT.Koustantin Ivanovichp
prof.; cHWAKOV, Tasiliy Fedorovich, prof.; R7ABOV, G.Z.-P-reft;
ZAKHAROVA, A.I.. tekhn.red.
[Yorensic medicine] Sadebnaia maditsina. Moskva, Gos.isd-vo mod.
lit-ry, 1959. 367 P. (KIRA 13:5)
(WICAL JURISPRUMCI)

TATIYEVA. K.G.
Age and faunistic, characteristics of boundary horizons between
Eocene and Oligocene deposits of the Akhaltsikhe Depression.
Dokl. AN SSSR 143 no.2:409-432 Mr 162. (MIRA :L$:3)
1, Institut paleobiologii AN Gruzinakoy SSR. Predstavleno
akademikom D.V.Na3.ivkinym.
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-111, 14 SItIl L. M-1 41.. 4 ill M10%.-14 MOON'T ama. (Jct~a tht~"Ilalb I's wro At IMP '. M4 ishope of told P. cut" :_s0
0 it Vs.
1 dl~-K41.41 ill litu"Ativt- "b"144-ly ITP"tw recturlb-111 t the latiliAl sitevis
00 1,1,11ol-41 flittit '!.it, 0 lit, all- i ill .,I~ in % . t-p twilth-h x-oiri,pivOing lo Millis -& loil"Ah. An4lovists
t i P rite e.visi p 44 O."ill 1,11w I K, vAlej In)m cuivem, Weir ohliiiaw,l with iotilld on. lilt) awl 1k) mm.
llw lwal~ 416,1 ~tt 'Wkt, 7,114), Moll. L.21b,'K . af, 11.11. lit 0-4 AX*Jltvt the 11WAll r", .41 "Xi'l. tclill.. Owl at
Nitil I - NU, - I 'I I , I Ill ". J.4 Unes. W
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v 111 --. J,A% -C I'# - jNfilt) + 1 J4 k. 11. 1.14 X J;WjV23iJJS lil[AAIIY Will$ if h lifilpts deirmstsind with
;! !. 00
00 Ill --,it 1#1 X Ill its -1. I.Ki X lit 1: proff-itic r; e.g.. at 4111"t"Pu, IM and 21) Mon
lit
o. 1. 1 ~.Ipk x lie I.:114x r ft 411 4n,1 I 10 1 g, f N/1"i". X lip, f julle. V, I i ;;N , jz 0 0
a 4e( ~:f
AfIrtath + if/go#. .AS X ~7. Rafts liticas lelsith lod is, t I ~ I). I hc lqwtnt Iva.
lit 1, ILNI N181041 !zoo
. 1. t"S. R2141. detna. for M"Ah. at IOM. IIW. M. 0 0
TOOL 4 if Jwdl., toix1r. (4) the alselic ut Our is, Curves Le a
a, films the dissisim-ts. anti [be O"Latisin ". 'd " At cun#t. itlifial pa.. for MnA at 331). 410, 0411
00 .41 aud 4.7, PSA and 14 5, 29A) and 46 0, as &VdMt She "I. 610114J.ARO', ii the same as in the case lot MnOtg. Kills
4-Ak-d. 3.N. 10-SK V-110 mm. 119; lot M110i at -OOO'K-- of r, tin-rra,ing with the nwan 1. at cun't. teu3p. and F. 0 0
from ibe divocn. side (tbr reverse oxidation does 00 take aft 1,,sy i4ightly costwave to tu axis of pill. At equal Zoo
p1juv), 3.6 aLl aSiLitut the ca". 3.45a. (2) The velocities pus, r, 1411% frotti r Ill to 2) to.W; but then remains kkk-
of d6WVn.. T4, at Conil. 11-10P.. fAll 1111CALF17 With iMMISSing pcU&nt of I 11W isrj~nt A., 1. ou the all. Z1 de
l~urc P of (N. r4 - k(p - p'), -h~rc ip' - the pmvail-
Will, itic. p ~ the equil. pirmure. Froin the max. elf (citra- kcal.,usole at P 10--W;. 0 For the mductioa of zoo
Isolated to 0). the apparent activation coergies Ed h " si, as & funcjiuu of s,, at cont . tettip. and covaj.
lie in tw Pill (3k), DO, and N1 mm.) paues through a mat. No 0
we for MnOw 3R 3 kral. tintile, for MUM - 00 "./_ r :ll this autmacalytic chussept it the
insoV Ci) The vviolity ts! redtwlion %, at hInO, to MnO (at 46AS'
prvwr4d ev"i &I 1"Mr.1 Pit. I fil VACIM.1 11.4
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raw ayr Ill lbit SAW W Pt at 0'", tat. V. brot laffraisrs
with lactraswe r up so a I two. IWR ikerfpate. 14
22kal./apiple. The aulucattlyfle character W the rtahie.
tion ad Us^ accoanu far Ups kvitt pluctispas al the N
W curvu al MuOt and MaA. as a rnult of the antago.
Wale cSccts of c1cem4psing ist of MaOs and Marth and of
1-ing formlitism of blnA), and the wit-accirleration of
(6) Comparition of the* lpx,) Curv"nf
the 3 usides shows that blKh to miuced faster only tit the
initlisliptattes' at all Other alattept, thew. of the 3 o%kirsatr
very Clow, tl~ k norm of h1"10. lying alouvip Ifulpir .4
titin Wwwrit the P. and X. duJ. us the other hAsul, th,-
equil pulthe3tiskiesp. keduclitips by Its eviklently 414w-s
not I-omed over dibsoca.; thus, at &17% the umu. 94
tat p' - 0) for I. C. JAnO. is 0.8 X 10-4 S. 0,/min..
wber~ane~ 496M)"andpoi.200 men.) is W X IWO. Tlk-
mects4nions of the miuction consipste in all"okirs so( Ill
in theottitle. thesplowrat pitepbrisix thirchens, sinfAivirse-
tims which is hilsibilted by auluirtilkin tit else lict.lut-ts.
~7)
witil, c%W.: S(n, + It. ;;s Mn + I1.0 (&A),) 1.2 x
10-14, (T(X)') 2.4 X 10'34. NNW) 5.62 X 111-1. WXW)
's Wj x 10 - 4 (AW) I.-'S x 10 - S" 161"$u. f lie 0 a
Ntno' + 114. mu.) -'.24 x Im. (w) cr x 10"
itioll'i 3.311 X 100. (1211)"11.2 X lill. (ZM*j 3.47 X 101.
'1 Un.0, + If. &-l 2 SNON + 14t0. (SM*) 4.68 X 1016.-
(700") 2.10 x 1011. (OW) 7.24 X I(P. (12001) 3.09 x
ILP; 2 MuOv + H. ;a Xint0s + HgO, (W) 3.W X 1016.
(-,00*) 2.05) X 10". (SIOW) 3,MO X Is)". The slitficult
realucibilOy 44 Mail to Mn Is dtw in the very low #Wn at
eqttil.. and this dWingul.fir-SInOishpipty Ittlas tbruchrr 3
CI)Inplete reduction tif I it. N1114) tip %Ipp oil I(NO'K,
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ATIYEV,I,FAYA-Yep--P,---------- -- ---
26969 TATrYEVSKAYA Ye, P. ; ZHUFAVLEVAq M. G.., CHUFAROVI G. 1. - - Kinetika Vosstano
Vlenlya C4cislov I'ledi Ckislyu Ugderoda I Vodorodom. Izvestiya Akad. flauk SSSR.
Otd-Niye Tekhn. Nauk, 19h9, No 8, S. 3.235-41 -- Bibliogr: 10 NIAZV.
SO: Letopis' Zhurna-llnykh Statey) Vol. 36, 1949

TATIMLS.KAYA., Ye.P., ANITONC7, V-K- i UUFAROV, U.1. ---- -- --
29568
0 skorosti vosstanovlyeniya okislov margantsa vodorodom i okis'*U
uglyerola. Doklady Al:ad. Nauk SS,-JP, Novaya Syeriya, T. LXVIII, No-3,
1949, 8.561-64
SO: LETOPIS' NO. 40

And by b
1. and 0.
fi"dY powd. COO and CmAj. OF MY DM"Y ORM
f0f* aet" (0.10) AM 0.17 sq.m,/ fqAP.)W"v"A
ormloof Iftarof
and pamming liermall 8 lk lit-Ok llaP 10 Im" mt
= of feductlam wea
niel~~t of the persourv. As a function of d
of reduction rate, is S. WmAn d
f;trm"A& i
m"., i.e. is aut*c&W
jAjjW fatness 01 2m mm. Ifg, the rate Cd fleli
-X0, Well 3W*) k I
CVO' as "I, $00I (11W, 260,
greater with CO La with Hq th" At 28% re"
with CO (at tbg *Lvvv 4 it MV, A
0,015. 0.0m, and 0.043. and witbTs. 0001.proo
md fio3o. At cauxt. temp.. MCI% the fate Of dell I
W" CO is nearly the initial - -, - p
i o 0 &W 30D mm - ff.":11% .4. 'got A no (left be r kv m 2
Mae. as the amt. (J'CO brcomm WASCiftt W ON
ductiZ*ftbrmmPk- IN11141`611-6-01CUON
aw, the fate. At all Stag". Increases VIM the iml
The appmelit "1114604 #0
to 4M seem
twhean7j= of C;~) be, CO and by He are 10.7
fen COX) .0 she 4 o1 malteat
149"WY W IAW mile Its. at Ills, 6019W 4 lemim . -&W low

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OW, exem of CO. This sucataly Im attributed to 61inicring ed

ins tht CulOwbich inkilbits reduction by CO moev eaccawrly

81.) than by the? UKWV PM#lt&tlnS flu At MO. tVMP., Ml'.

Ito 1he rat* of rr-luellon 1wran with the initial immmurr up
Ily to AW It"O' d.#" an fulth" 11wreasills girf%qlar. file r.4tr
tacream only with ah, mut with CO,
reduction of CmvO Ill. at any temp, ond Initial pmem.
laster with fit than with M The apparent activ,ilim
ad COW9166 10r the f1mblCUM Of ChO by CO OW If. Wo 10 U
-my 0 M. A vermw ad LM rat" of m
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lital
mm 'The obstryed i&"& can be explained only on the Wat of .
.
p 400 mchudsm involving surfam edwrpdm of the teductus
C 1W M"metkim, betwem the adm~ meek. and the 0 of the
16 at 0". 09 SO iou of the saaeous peodacte. - M

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Pr Ithundentan4"

that so" with dMacnt cr
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i
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tarsal Adsorption a4mcitlem for diffamt Piles, ow dtat the
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an. namairWodWo(CUOudofCv&Odifferuaybys
fwtor of 2-3, whereas Um dismom. pressure of CuO b abost
101thimeathstalcuvo. Commequestly. the rate at reduction
.
1
llaOnWedtotbodimam. Plasm altIbloulde. N.T.

cloof
imu"b1b]"Ifew,
4194
Cb
Automv, Md IW); cl- C.A. 0.
"i.s.s.s. is. 5614( (later I out
prew"wde)"'C's"bift-dacgoll be
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the 1100 or coo to No. 11101 tm
'sw Odw 1 .0 so 1W sw so the mp 350-
Md. ~'t 80& 6u"mb in
ducin Its WWO WgA at dMICmnt C11F
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is $IOU SIC.
'Umdw thLri
are milliew OWY to i~~, at all
A, ti. .m I-p- ad , U100,
by CO &~ . vat U
sims". murb w3xoniv at WAVII-1Z. Of fWaCtilm,
Imeductim bY Co b odactim 9 . fl, redOM im
WV, wosulge redact
d. t no. Far UnA.
d U;;&. int to MOA. lbeo 10 '" bY "b St S"
.Ctmuy lower ib.mtn I U W-
-;d= bY Co's VA
tim !22T ]or red
I 'a f" Idnols 10.2 and
=bi ETW! 01104025.5 and ZIA) kral,
M-Am-02" 1D. N. 111"

C.
IM few of 1 ~- "m W It" 0"a it, P'-
1. CW*m, awl V. K, Ammsiv (AFo,
IlmdWirek). abet. iFm Allem U Ul W
t lW91).-Althougil the gquil, ~1~ (csikvi.) ;J 0. .1
FeA is ' fmcm than om FvAh or vto' all 3 oxide.
.ire tvilmed by H at slamilar rates, itboaring that ftdactim
i in&PMdMt a( 4110MCM. SM tbat litilMOM of FC0 iS not.
i be islowett Map In the teductim of b4her oxicift. The
,urfAm am of the oxido (fmm N, adulirption at - 10')
IV," OAS, OJ6. NW 0'00 bq.m.lg. for FeA. PeA. and
PrO rrW. The ozidelimse heated in If,, the 11,0 foramed
ltud irown out. and the race t of cleactim was cak-d. Imm
!thr desamm is tonliew In law rupt., r Afst increAliett
1. at 10-4111% f"41dion slut then dels-frawd pitt.
~=Ihe original P (h) we" lot Him. 110, the UMV r is(
WX w" about T. 6. 37, suit 96 X 10 0 for s, FrA
and u9n. at 350. 400. 440. wW SOU". rftp.. the owi. r
-4 the 01111W exid" wwr. r-B., 10% ". At mductimus
1*10W 140%. v was Proportional to it the cols-A. m w&,
sit 41%) *M 4XV0,10 and ().let for Wt. 11.69 dust 0.70 lot
Virs(Ig. #0 04 sisad OAS for Fro lOwn 16 Vomit ffnill if to
;0) Mo. Ite. r6r appart"I f1wrx" of ArtivAtism *rfr
KIM. MAW. *nil 14,1111) "Linum. J. J. it,

,TIEVSKAYAt-
USSR/Chemistry, Metallurgy Copper Jan 52
"Retarding Effect of Gaseous Reaction Products on the Rate of Reduction of Copper
Oxides With Hydrogen and Carbon Monoxide.," G. 1. Chufarov, B. D. Averbukh,
Ye. P. Tatievskaya, V. K. Antonov, Ural Affiliate, Acad Sci USSR, Inst of Chem
and %tallurgyj Sverdlovsk
"Zhur Fix Khim" Vol XXVI, No 1, PP 31-38
Gaseous products of the reaction, on being adsorbed at the reaction surface,
bring about a sharp lowering of the rate of reduction. A quant expression for
the retarding effect of 00 is given. The retarding effect of water vapor is
greater for cuprous oxide fhan cupric oxide is greater. The relation between the
values of adsorption of H2 and CO Is in good agreement with kinetic data for
CuO. When Cu2P is --qduced with CO, there is recrystn of newly formed metallic
copperp so that thL rate of the reaction is greatly lowered.
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Metallurgy and Hatallography
mdeft" an 10 km 0. to
A==Z 0 rpndmunk, 13 D,
Dar. Pfaw.yb*i;: to.
of PC. exce"t" "SO In znc4
OnMd Z''i Ae"re y Z:f fame PeSnj mcurn and sludge.
This fomms on cimamm" ww cont4minates the mt-
with mcmax. Men the &x Is ahmag anW.. de
Ir"ech VM slow and We spo" may remain -an UK
Ime five H"O content Ot the 'Itut Is
t, ~ ~Xnt Chu'
Zt,ob,t,.uO,-275f. Theb-p-isanim
of 4%1. Mk6-

TA IF
U3SR/Cilemistry
Card 1/2
Authors i Churarov, G. I., Averbukh, B. D., Tatievskaya, E. P., and
Antonov, V. K*
Title Inhibiting effect of gaseous reaction products on the rate of
reduction of ferric oxides with hydrogen and carbon monoxide.
Periodical I Zhur. Fiz. Khim, 28, Ed. 3, 490-497, March 1954
Abstract Tht authors investigated the effect of gaseous reaction products
on the rate of reduction of ferric oxides with carbon monoxide and
hydrogen in a pressure range of from 100-250 m mercury colinn
and also measured the adsorption of basic gases and gases obtained
dw-ing reduction on the surfaces of the oxides. The inhibiting
efj'oct of the gaseous reaction product C02 during the redvetion of
Fe')04 and FoO with carbon mcrioxide can be computed quantitatively
bi cilculating the rate of reaction according to a certain equation.
During reduttAon of Fe304 with carbon monoxide and Wrogen at
texperatures above 700' there Is practically no inhibiting effect
of the reaction products during the initial stages, but after

Zhur. Fiz. Khim, 28, Ed. 3.. 490-497, Karch 1954
Card 2/2
Abstract
Institution
Subrdtted
(additional card)
I Redwtion reached 11%, when a greater wount of F0304 is formed,
the inhibiting effect of carbon monoxide and water vapor becomes
great. The experimental material on the inhibiting effect of
gaseous reaction Twoducts on the rate of reduction of the investiga-
ted ferric oxides is in agreement with the data regarding the
adsorption of gaseous reducing agents and reaction producta on the
surface of the mentioned oxides. Seven U.S.S.R. referenceE 1
since 1937. Graphs.
i Acad. of So. U.S.S.R. Ural Branch, Institute of Chemistry and
Metallurgy, Sverdlovsk
I Jure 1% 1953

Tfil' I ~F_'l Y P,
.USSR/Chemistry Hetallurk:V
Card 1/1
Authors Tatievskaya. E. P., Chufarov, G. I., and Stafeyeva, N. 14.
Title Reduction of cupric oxides with graphite
Periodical Zhur. Fiz, Khim., 28, Ed. 50 843 850, May 1954
Abstract The rate of reduction of CuO and Cu2O with graphite in vacuum and in the
neesence of gaseous reaction products was investigated. Pure carbon di-
oxide was found to be the product of the reduction reaction. The rate of
reduction of cupric oxides with graphite in the presence of a gaseous re-
action nroduct is greater than in vacuum which indicated the participation
of the gaseous ohase in the reduction nrocess. The reduction v4th a solid
reducing agent consists of two phases: reduction of the oxide with carbon
monoxide and the reaction of the formed C02 with the graphite. Ninet--n
refercncts- 14-USSR, 2-Germn, 2-Enqlish and 1-U5A. Graphs, drawllnr.
Institution Acad. of Sc. USSR, Ural Branch, Inntitutc of Chemistry and Metallur&,
Sverdlov:k
Submitted 23~ 1?53

AUTHORS: Lianyak , S. S., Tatiyevskaya, Ye. P. 2o-4-35/5-1
-
-
r-r-e-sp-o-n-a-l-n-g-Mem
ber of the All UZSR.
Chufarov, G. I. -Uo
TITLEj
.,her Tron Oxides by Graphite and Charcoal With
The Reduction of Hig
the Addition of Na2CO3 and K2CO3 (Vosstanovleniye vysshikh okis-
lov zheleza. grafitom i drevesnym uglem s dobavkami Na2CO3 i K2CO3)'
PERIODICAL: Doklady AN SSSR, 1957, Vol- 116, Rr 4, pp. 656-659 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The purpose of present investigation is the clearing of the ki-
netics and of the mechanism of the reaction mentioned in the title,
since there are only few data about it in the papers published
up to now. The experimental method is described. Figure 1 shows
that the redaction of iron oxide by charcoal takes place with a
considerable velocity already at 7000- kt 7500 the reduction took
place quicker than in the case of use of graphite at 8500. The ad-
dition of Na.2003 and K2CO3 accelerated the reduction by charcoal
at 7000 only to an unimportant extent. In the case of graphite
the acceleration at 8ooO was greater. The reduction of the magne-
tic iron oxide began at8ooO (figure 2), ~y graphite at 95oo (fi-
gure 3). The addition of Na2CO3 and K CO accelerated the re-
3
ecies. This was the case
duction velocity of Fe 0 by both coai s
4 p
0
with charcoal at 8oo ~o an unimportant extent. The addition of
Card 1/3 the two carbonates at 850 0 accelerated the reaction to a great

The #eduction of Higher tron Oxides by Graphite and Charcoal With 2o-4-35/51
the Addition of Xa2CO3and K2CO3'
reactivity and to a facilitation of the reconstruction of the cry-
stallisation lattice in the oxide phase. Apparently this takes
place by means of a previous decomposition of the addition in
Me20 + C02 on the reaction surfaces of the oxide and the carbon.
Therefore-the acceleration increases with the temperature. Fin-
ally the composition of the gaseous products and their r6le in
the single oxides is discussed. There are 3 figures, and 9 re-
ferences, 6 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Institute for "Ietallurgy of the Ural Branch AN USSR (Institut
metallurgii Ural'skogo filiala APademii nauk SSSR)
EMITTED: June 4, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 3/3

CHUAROV. VRMAVIEVA# MvO*; AVMUXH, B*D*;
LIVYAX, s-S-; IWTONOV, Y.N.; BOGOSLOVSKIT, v,v.; sunim, N.M.
Kinetics and mechanism of the reductiou of metal oxides and chemical
Compoundso Tray rust. met. ujrA3r ssfjR no.2:9-40 '58. (KIRA 12:4)
(Oxidation-reduction reaction) (Ketallurv)

SUVIKOVSKIT, N.A.; TATIYZVSK1Yt,*..~.
7irst experience In the mintenance of continuous tracks. Put' I
put.khoz. 4 no.9:3-5 S 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. GlavW7 inshener Putevoy dorochnoy ushinnoy stantaii No.1 Moskov-
skoy dorogi (for Tatlyevskiy).
(Railroads--Maintenance and repair)

V,V..
TATI'l"P,)VSKIYO V* KOROOV. , KMZHSVITSKIY, YG-A- Of formation*
ChemiciLl Rtmeturs of hydrocarbons and squatiOn9 for heats (KLRA 4:4)
C.R. Acad. Sci, mss, 151, 78. 67-69-
(BA - A I Ja ';5:31)
it 19A I
.1

RYABINOV, M.G.; TATIYf:VSKIYp V.14.; VOLYNSFlY, R.F.
In the Termez Division. PUt' Ii put. khoz. 8.n0.6:6-7 164. (M.RA 1?:9)
1. Termezskaya distantsiya puti Sredneaziatskoy dorogi.

RYABINOV, M.G., inzh. (Leningrad); TATIYEVSKIY, V.M., inzh. (Leningrad);
KHOROMEISI=~ V.A., inzh,"~(t6'hihgiad') -
Technology of the subotitution of graphite lubrication.
Put' i put. khoz. 9 no..3sl9-2O 165, (MIRA ISW

WABINOVt M,G,t inzh. (Leningrad); TA;IYEVSKlYt V.M., inzh. (Leningrad);
KHORCMETSKIY~ V.A., inzhe (ten-ingia--d) - -
Use of a tamper in the current track maintenance* Put' i putekhoze
9 no,5:29-30 165s (MIRA 180)

RASHEVSKIY, If.; TATKALO, G.
Order for the receiving of cattle in the Kiev Heat Combine.
Mias. ind. SSSR 33 no.4:32-33 162. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Kiyevskiy myasokombinat.

SOIDVEYCHIKS B.; TATKAL-09 G,
IWrove the conditions of beef ca'Ale deli7ery to meat ommbines,
Mian.ind.S.S.S.R. 33 no.605-36 101 (KMk 16:1)
1. Kiyevskly lVasokombinat.
Wev.x*eat industry) (Beef cattle)

-(Irasnodar)
V.T.'..; kandidat meditsinskikh nauk; TATUM,
Congenital sarcoma in newborns Khtrurglis, no.9:69 S '54-
(SARCOMA, I (HLRA 7:12)
shoulder, congeAs In newborn)
(SHOUIM" neoplasms I
sarcoma# congene in newborn)
(INFAW. EMCRN 0 diseases$
sarcoma of shoulder)

l---TATUW I.V. (Yerevan, prospekt Stalina, d.99, kv. 11)
J- I I
Preservation of skin homotraugplants. Vest.khir. 83 no.11:76-79
N '59. OaU 13;4)
1. Iz kliniki obsbehey khirurgii (sav. - prof. S.S, Sharimnyan)
Yerevanskogo weditsizelcogo instituta.
(SKIN TRANSPLANTATION)

TAMAWt IjVj-
Combined autobamotransplantation. of the Mein. MxirmTiia 36
no.U$55-59 N 160. (MIRA 13t12)
1. 1z kafedry obshchey khirm-gii (zave - saaluzhemyy d"atell
mauki prof, S.S. Sharimanyan) Yerevanskogo maditaWkogo
inatitutao
(SKIN GRAFTING)

SARUKHMAN, V.O.v prof.; MINASYAN, A.O., kandomed.nauk; SARUSYAB, r~.Kh,
kand.med.nauk; MIPZA-AVAKWP G.L.; T kW, 1J.; AYRAPMAN, L.N.
Stomach cancer as per data of &-evan clinics and the Institute of
Raentgonologv and Oncology of the Aeadmy of Saimpee of the
Armenian S-S-R- for 1949-1957. Vop.rent.i onk. 6t221-231 161.
(ERIVAN-STCHAM-MM) (tCM 16t2)

1ATKALO, LV.
Injury of the right ventricle of the heart. Zhur. eksp. i k-.I-,n.
med. 5 no.):37-39 165. O-UFA 19: 1)

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ACC NRt 4~R6018962. SOURCE CODE: UR/027f _/A00-
AUTHOR: Tatkin, L. Z.; Yerlykov, N. S.
TITLE: A multicircuit time delay relay using contactless elements
SOURCE: Ref zh. Avtomat telemekh i vychisl tekhn, Abs. 2A59
REF SOURCE: Tr. N.-i. proyektno-konstrukt. in-ta tekhnol. mashinostr., no. 1, 1965,
44-51
TOPIC TAGS: time relay, delay circuit, electric relay
ABSTRACT: A time delay relay using contactless circuits is described. It was devel-
oped at the MIT mash. The relay is capable of generating sequentially up to 25 time
delays from 1 sec up to 16 hr. The time delay relay is based on the pulse counter
principle utilizing the MKO-LC ferrite-diode cells. The utilization of these cells
assures a maximum noise immunity under workshop operating conditions. The 50 cps
power frequency s&rves as a choke. The pulse counter counts down from the preset
time interval corresponding to specific number of pulses. The desired time delay
is set up by means of switches. These are calibrated to read directly in seconds,
minutes, and hours facilitating easy manipulation. The relays have a relative error
of 0.5%. Tests hw~re shown them to be highly reliable. (Translation of abstract)
7 illustrations and bibliography of 4 titles. T. R.
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Card 1 /1 UDC: 621.318.563.5

TATKO. B.S., inzhener.
Remarks on the planned division of nales on OBus bar wiring." Zlektri-
chestvo no.5:61-82 My 153. (MLRL 6:6)
(Jaectric cables)

TATKO B.S., inzhener.
---
Aluminum alloy for building superpowerful generators (Abstract from
P-lectrical Zagineering No. 11:1031, 1052 '53). Zlektrichestvo no.6:
74 ja '53. (MLiU 6:7)
(Dynamos) (Alumirmm alloys)

11 1- P-rOdUcts aud lheir
CATEGORY Cbewical Toel-nolopy. Chernic,
ABS. Application. Water Treatment. Sewape.
"JR- BZWWM-) No 17, 1959, No. 6 1 14, 2 IS
AUTHOR Tatko, T.
INSTITME 9---
=ME -Present Si-tllfttir)n Repul-rdinp tbe Firificatinn of
EffIllQ'It WRtel-e in Poland.
OM. PUB. Crus, wooa i techn. val)i t. , 1958, 32, t.,4) j),
ABSTFACT NO ftbitTftCt.
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NASGOVOROV, B.Te.. podpolkovnik meditainskoy sluzhby; TA9-0. U.8.,
kapitan neditsinskoy sluzhby
Iaboratory diagnosis of leptospirosin and examination of mrine
rodents carriers of loeptospirap Voens-ned. shur. ao.6:70-73 Js M.
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AUTHOR: Tatlkcv, V.A., Candidate of Technical Sciences 118-58-6-5/21
TITLE: -"Teory raulic Tran
rtation of Coal (Cidravlicheskoye trans-
portirovaniye uglyn
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PERIODICAL: Mekhaiiizatsiya trudoyftkikh i tyazhglykh rabot, 1958, Nr 6,
PP 13-15 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Hydraulic coal transportation is the most important technological
part of hydraulic mining. The author distinguishes the trans-
portation at the faces, the underground transportation proper,
the hydraulic lifting and the transportation from the mine to
the concentration plant or directly to the consumer. At the
Kuzbass, coal is usually transported from the coal face to the
coal pump of the hydraulic lifting device through chutes, but
if there is no slope, then the transportation is carried out in
tubes under pressure, using 611Z and 8NZ suction Pumps, 55bNV
coal pumps or the automatic coal pump of the type 8USP. Dif-
ferent coal pumps are used for hydraulic lifting, the latest and
best model is the 1OUVT 2m, constructed by the Bobruyskiy me-
shinostroitellnyy znvod (the Bobruysk Machine Construction
Plant). It has a lifting capacity of 900 cu m of coal pulp
Dor hour under n hend of ?50 m.
Card 1A There is 1 graph, 1 photograph, and I diagram.
1. Coal--Transportation 2. Hydraulics--Applications

BORISOV, AsIe; NE)GODAYEV,, M,N.; 1AT'KOV0.
.--
Use of high-speed motion-picture photography for the Y.'sualita-
tion of the hydrodynamic process in a ooal-suction machine.
Zhur. nauch. i prikl. fot. i kin. 9 no.3:168-171 MY-Je 164.
(MIRA 18i11)
1. Voese7uznyy nauchno-issledovateltakiy institut dobyehi
uglya gidravllcheskiz sposobon (VNIl Gidrougoll), Novokursnetsk.
Submitted January 18, 1963. 1

TATIKOV, V.A., kand.tekhn.nauk; YURIN, P.I., inzh.
Using capron for coal suction pumping machinery elements and the
technology of their manufacture. Trudy VNIIGidrouglia no.l:
81-89 162. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Vseso),uznyy nauchnc).-Issledovatellskiy i proyektno-konstruktorskiy
institut dobyehi uglya gidravlicheskim aposobom.

TAVKOV, V.A.,-kand. tekhn. nauk
A asages of dredres a::d
Structure of the flow in impeller pa - --
hydraulic coal dredges. Trudy VIIIIGidrouglia no.4:47-65 164.
(MIFA 180)
1. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-iasledovatellskly i proyektno-
konstruktorskiy institut dobychl uglya gidravlicheskim sposolbom.

UssRlFarm luumis - Lnrge Horned Cattle. 0-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 18, 1958, 83369
Author : Tatlauskas Ts.I.
Inat : Lithuanian Scientific Research Inatitute of Animal Husban-
dry and Veterinary Medicine.
Title : Effects of Variegated Keeping Conditions of Cows at 11ijbt
upon Their Ehysiological State and Their Productivity.
Orig Pub : Byul. nauchno-tekhn. inform. Lit. n.-i. in-t zhivotnovodst-
va i vaterinarii, 1957, No 11 49-55-
Abstract On the experimental farm of the Lithuanian Scientific
Research Institute of 'uiiml Husbandry and Vateri,=y
Medicine experiments were performed an 2 groups of cows.
At night the experimental group (let) vas kept in an cliclo-
sure on the field, and the control grpup (2nd) in winter
quarters. In the cows of the 2 gToups the indicatorc. of
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USSR/Farri Animals - Large Horned Cattle. Q-2
Abs Jour Hof Zhur - Biol.,, No 18, 1958, 83369
physiological conditions and productivitEy were diversi-
fiedo At air terperature of 18.50 Cq2, the pulse rate
was by 7.9 percent and the respiration rate by 28.7 per-
cent lower in cows of 1st croup than in cows of the 2nd
Group. Hematologic indicators showed changes also. In
the lot group Hb amounts incrcased by 14, and the nunbor
of cry~hrocytes by 19.12 percent; in the 2nd group the
increases amounted to 6.2 and 4-32 percent) respcetivolys
During 90 days ill 1955, cows of the 2nd group Gave 6.1
percent less milk than did cows of the lat group.
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V
a__.__ cows upon their physiological state and productivity
under conditions of the Lithuanian SSR." Moo, 1969* 19 pp (Hos Order of Lenin
Agr Acad im K. A. Timiryazov), 110 copies (KL, 50-691, 128)
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&e 0-24 arXWu:3t!c-- of tuhoP in -ede-fact-caPY *ad gafetY
4.3tel

TATOCHENKO, L. K., MEDVEDEV, S. V. and TMWOV, V. S.
"Application of radio active iridium, for gamma defect detectioWl,, appearing
in the "Detection of Defects in Metals by Gamma - Collection of Papers". (Gamma
Defektoskopiya Metallov - Sbornik Statei).. published by the Academy of Sciences
USSR,, P 94, 1955.

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USSR Structural Crystallogmpbv. E-3
Abs Ref Zhur Fizika, No 4, 107, Do 9191
Author Tatochenk L.K.
Title N JMr-jgm-an X-aay Tube Fed With Alternating C=ent.
aM
Orig Pub Probl. metalloved. i fiz. metallov, sb. 4, 1955, &;&654
Abstract No abstract
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TATOCHMIKO, L.K.
liquid metal levels by means of rays. Probl. metalloved.
j fis. met. no.4;655-664 '55. (MIU 11:4)
(Liquid metals) (Gamma rays--Industrial mmlications)

UTOCUM, L. K.
NFAZt.,,
Automatic control of contiimous pouring of steel. Stall 16 n0-3:
212-214 Mr 156. k" 9:7)
1.TSentrallny7 nauchno-issladevatellskiy institut chern*.V motallu!r-
gii.
(Smelting) (Radioisotopes--Industrial applications) (Automatic control)

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AUTHORS: Tatochenko, L. K., and Lyndin, V. V.
TITLE: Phase-impulse Method of Determining the Curie Point (Fazo-impullanr.
metod opredeleniya tochki Kyuri)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, 1957, Vol. 23, No. 1, pp. 61-64 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSMACT., For rapid determination of the Curie point the authors propose a
device with phase-impulse indication of magnetic permeability.
The Fpecimen studied is placed inside a heater located within
a solenoid. The solenoid, connected in seriea with active reBis-
tance, is fed from a generator of HF AC. The voltage phase on the
resiatance c6incides with the currert phase. The inductivity of
the solenoid depends on the magnetic properties of the specimen.
The authors developed formulas for the mathematical computations
required. Illustrations accompany the text; drawing ahowing the
principles of the phase-impulse indicator, block diagram of the
indicator, circuit of the indicator showing its principles, and a
schematic diagram of the transmitter unit. The device is found suc-
ceasful in the study of ferromagnetic alloys.
ASSOCIATION: Central Scientific-ReBearch Institute for Ferrous Matallurgy
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PRESENTED BY:
WBMITTED:
AVAILABLE:
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AUTHORS Tatochenko, L.K., Lyndin, V.V., 32-8-34/61
makovp V.S.# Moyah, YU.V.,
Sabinin, P.G., Shohebroy, M.N.
TITLE An Automatic Magnetic Defootosoope for Controlling
Bar Materials.
(Aytomatiziroyannyy magnitnyy defektookop dlya
kontrolya prutkovykh materialov.)
PERIODI9AL ZaYodskaya Laboratoriyal 1957t Vol. 23, Nr 8,
pp. 967-969 (VSSR)
ABSTRACT For controlling bar-like and cylindrical objects of
production, where the defects are mostly to be sought
in the direction of the axis, magnetization by a
magnetic circulation field is used which is effected
by the passage of current along the bar to be in-
vestigated. The amperage is chosen according to the
cross section of the bar to be inv*sti ted, namely
according to the formula: I - (10 L
201%, where I
.
signifies the amperage and d the cross section of
the object. The so-called defootosoope was constructed
on the basis which is described here. This apparatus,
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32-8-34/61
An Automatic Magnetic Defootosoope for Controlling Bar Materials.
control was experimentally worked out by the Ural
branch of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR for the Plant
imeni Serovo . In this construction the object (bar) was
tmaersed into a tub with magnetic suspension and at
the same time current was sent through it. The method
proved to be somewhat more practioalp but the secondary
functions made the control cumbersome. The paper further
describes a now device which parmits further
automatization of the above-mention*d functions. On
the slant plans the rolling bars are one by one
automatically clamped, then they are in a circular
movement immersed to the tub (as above with the passage
of current) and finally they are let out of the clamps
on the other side of the slant plane where they again
begin rolling. This automatic operation takes 7 seconds
per bar. Such okn apparatus is already used in the
Elektro stal';Works o
(3 illustrations, 3 references)
ASSOCIATION: Central Soientif io Research Institute for Ferrous Metallurgy.
(Tsentral*y nauohno-isoledowatelrokiy institut ohernoy
metallurgii)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
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DIKUSHIN. V.I., akad.,otv. red.; SHUMILOVSKIT, N.N., red.; ZASLAVSKIT,
Tuo So, redo~ A .redo; VBRXHOY5KITo B.I,, red.;
NAZAROVo S.To, red.; FXTRUXO, L.I., red.; ZRJYIIISXAYA9 N*G,,red.;
BWASIN, P.N., red. isd-va,; POLXNOVA, T.P.# takhj2o red,
(Machine and Instrument manufacture; proceedings of the confqxencoj
Kashinostroania I priborostroanis; trudy konforentaii. Moskva, lzd-vo
Akad. nauk SSSR, 1958. 358 p. (MIRA 11:12)
1, Veesoyusnaya nauchno-tokhnichaskays konferentsiya po prifaenenlyu.
radioaktivnykh I stabilinykh Isotopov I isluchani-f v narodnom
khosynystve I nauke. Moscow, 1957o
(Radioisotopes--Industrial applications)
(Metals)

ZLOBINSKIY, Boris Mikhaylovich; TAT LHW
AQ,_L.Xvr_redW; KMORMYA, Ye.s.,
red. Izd-va; DODMINSKAYA L.V., tekhn. red.
[Safety In work with radioactive substances] Bezopasnont' rabot a
radioaktivnymi veshchastvami. Koskya, Goo, nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo
lit-ry po chernoi I ts*etnoi metallurgii, 1958. 227 p.(HIRA lls8)
(Radioactive substances--Safety measures)
,V*

DUDKIN, Vladimir Alekseyevich; BRYANTSEVA, V.P.9, inzh., ved. red.;
TATOCHENKO. L. kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; SOROKINA, T.M.,
tekhn. red.
[Investigating by means of radioacti-ye tracers the formatiba
of chemical heterogeneity in the axial We of an ingot during
the crystallization of killed ateel)Iasladoyania protsessa ob-
razovanlia khimicheskoi neodnorodnoatiosevol, zony alitka pri.
kristallizateli spokolnoi stall metodom radloaktivnykk indlka-
torov. Moskva, Filial Vnea. in-ta nauchn. i tekkn. informa-
tell, 1958. 27 p. (Peredovoi nauckno-tekhnichookii i prois-
vodstvennyi opyt. Tema 23. No.M-58-110/2) (MIRA 16:3)
(Steel ingots) (Radioactive tracers)

S/137/61/000/012/083/149
A0061AI01
AUTHORS: Latyshev, V. K., Pliskin, Yu. S., ~'.,Atochenko, L. K.,.Felinger, A. K.
TITLE: A device to measure the thickness of rolled sheets
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallur.~iya, no. 12, 1961, 14, abstract 12D93
(V sb. "Radloakt-. metody kont.,olya I regul. proizv.' protsessov",
Riga, AN LatvSSR, 1959, 73-79)
TEXT: TsNIIChM developed a devlje to me,4jure the thickness of rolled sheets
(for a thickness :;~ 7 mm) operating by the sys~;em of dynamic compensation. UnlIke
the method of static compensation, this sye-vm is free of mechanical fel;d-baok
and variable shifts. The measuring devicr. makes it possible to recora changes In
thickness by 0.2 mm at 35 mm total thickr.ess of the sheet, and an Intensity of
the measuring C060 source on the or%ler -if 15 Curie. The measuring unit of the
device is not connected with the kineir-itio drive, causing the motion of the wedge.
This makes it possible to accelerate the operational speed of the device by in-
creasing the shifting speed of th-3 wedge. Compensation in the system Is brought
about by changing the amplification factor of the photomultiVlier by vax-ying the
voltage on the dynode. V. D yakov
[Abstraoteris note: Complete translation]
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S/137/62/000/004/131/201
A060/A101
AUTHORS: Tatochenko, L. K., Moysh, Yu. V., Lyndin, V. V., Tokmakov, V. S.
TITLE: Magnetic dust method of control in metallurgy
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya,, no. 4, 1962, 87, abstract 41524
("Sb. tr. In-t metalloved. i fiz. metallov Tsentr. n.-I. in-ta
chernoy metallurgii", 1959, 6, 46o-465)
TEXT: A use is proposed for rod-shaped ferromagnetic material for the
magnetic dust method of control. The overall view and the electrical diagram of
a magnetic defectoscope are given, which make it possible to carry out the
semiautomatic control of steel )rods with 5 - 22 mm diameter and length 1,500 -
4,000 mm. The main units of the flaw detector are: the receiving and control
stand, the vat filled with a magnetic emulston, and the main shaft with clamps
for the rods, whose rotation is realized by an asynchk-onous motor with power
1.7 kw, 1,000 rpm, through a worm-gear reducer, a cam gear, a geared sector, and
a cog-wheel torque-limiting clutch. The switching on and off of current passed
through the rod while the latter passes through the vat (in the course of -d3sec)
is carried out automatically by means of a terminal switch. The current up to
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S/137/62/000/004/131/201
Magnetic dust method of control in metallurgy A060/A101
1,000.amps at a rod potential up to 12 volts is'regulated by the connection of
a varying number of sections of the primary winding of the transformer to the
power grid. There &re 7 references.
A. Romanov
[Abstracter's note: Complete iranslation]
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TATOGHMIM, L.K.; UMIN, Y.Y.
--l- I-,,-
Squipment for rapid Curls point determination. Probl.metallaredo
i fiz.vet. no.6:485-491 159. ()am 12..8)
(Curie point) (Perrowgnstism-Teeting)

Sll'; 7/62/0010/00 3/0 10/19 1
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A006/Aloi
AUTHORS: Lattyshev, V. K., Pliskin, Yu. S., TatochenkoL. K.
TITLE: An automatic level regulator for a continuous steel-teeming unit
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 3, 1962, 11, abstract 3B67
("Sb. tr. In-t metalloved. i fiz, metallov Tsentr. n.-i. in-ta
chernoy metallurgii", 1959, v. 6, 512-519)
TEXT: In the Soviet Union the automatic control of the liquid steel level
in the crystallizer of a continuous casting unit was for the first time developed
in 1955 at the Plant imeni lst May of MES USSR. In this unit the level control
was brought about by changing the speed of drawing the ingut, The regulation
of the roll speed was first carried out manually with the aid of a rheostat
connected to the excitation circuit of the generator. However, at a speed of
drawing the ingot, raised to 4 m/min (and in future to 7 m/min according to
projects) manual control becomes impossible. At the Institute of Metal Working
and Physics of Mletals, TsNIIC111 developed the F"1-2 (RU-2) type automatic level
control device. Its schematic diagram is given and the operational principle
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An automatic level regulator ... ACC6/Aici
is described. The static calculation of the control system is also presented.
G. Lyubimova
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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