SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT V.N. CHURILOVSKIY - M.P. CHURINOVA

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CHURIN, A.I.; KLYACHKO, V.A.
Present state of the desalinizatic.,i cif water.
-Test.AlIT SSSR 35
no,6334-47 Je 165a (MIRA l8t8)

CIIIIRAlla,/-'~
KHODTKIN, G.Aot ORURIN. Gets
tbu~
-Use of loading trucks in lumbering.
Makh.trud.rab. 9 noel:
.45-" Ja'55. (MLRA 8:3)
(Fork lift trucks)

STVMIIZM# Yusl CIIMI# lo
V2adlmlr Hu=vla roolotai, Avo I koome noole30-35
Ja 966s
(MIRA 3,912)

'14(o)
SOV/92-59-2-37/40
AUTHOR: Ch-arin, 1. 1., Director of the Spasslaya Bulk Plant
TTITIE: Landscaping the Bulk Plant and. Its Housing Settlement
(Ozeleneniye.
neftebazy i zhilogo poselka)
PERIODMOAL: NeftYanik, 1959, Nr 21 p 34 (USSR)
AB91RACT: The author states that the residential district of
the oilmen sett----
ment of the Spasska-ya bulk plant is being improved each
year.. Trees axe
planted systematically, and the area around the bulk plant and
its housing
settlement looks like a park. The first trees were plantted in
1946. N,-m
there are 1350 trees, of vhich 360 am frait trees. The fruit
he--n-est is dis-
tributed atnong the residents of the settlement. Female
metbers of oi2nen fam"lies
living in the bulk plant settlement take active part in
improving the iem-dsnape
of the bulk plant area.
ASSW~IMONt SpasBlmya neftebaza Primorskogo TT9 ( The Spasslmya
Bulk Plant
of the Primorsk TITPU)
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CHURIH, I.I.-
Work practice of a tank farm. Neftianik 5 no.7:18 J'l
'An.
(MA 24; 9)
1. Direktor Spasskoy neftebazy Primorskogo
territoriallno-tokhni-
cheskogo ~chastka.
(Tanks)
I

-7~
mashinist, deputat Verkhovnogo Sbyeta SSSR.
TWenty-three years operating an electric locomotive. Blek.
i tepl.
tiaga no.11:30 N 157. (KM lotil)
1. Depo ChunovskALya Sverdlovskoy dorogi.
(Ileotric locomotives)

. GHURIN, I.N.
Hydrostatic elements with regulators. Stan. i
instr. 36
no. 12:1-4 D 165 (MIRA 19: 1)

LFVIT, G.A.,,__.0ff'JRINr, '. -X.
"crew
5
-nut fluid fric"on tr-~inam!ssior (hydrostatfa).
S-.an.
i '.notr. 35 nc.!Oill-15 0 16L. (IUR& 17:12)

Ghiu-in, E~- "Th- st,"te an-; prosnect- f G, I c2 f,
~.e
in sti~rn Ka, al.,itistan't a
a t Llhe 4 L!i (UL*a"",:`V)
Ac,,.deil - of Sciences o~l Ka:.:
L vestll-ik nau" Kazakl%.
70. 2, n.
SO: U-1`261, 10 Pur-11 (letom"s zhurna rr,,,-h St,':te-,,,
lio.

kand. sellkhoz. nauk, date.; VASILIYEV, B.M., dots.;
BEL079 A.I.9 kand. ekon. nauk; ASHIRYAYEV, Sh.V., dot3.;
TSYPKIN, G.L. kand. sellkhoz. nauk; KAPLINA, G.T.,, dots.;
ANDRONOVO I.G., dots.; VASILIYFV,'V.I.) KONDION, A.K.9;
MIAKAROV, A.P., nauchnyy sotr.; ZHIZNEVSKIY, F.V,.. red.;
MS1TASHj S.P., red.; KRINITSKIY, V.A., red.; NAGIBIN, P.v
tekhq. red.
(Economics of Kazakhstan agriculture]Ekanomika sel'skogo
kho
zWstva Kazakhstana. Alma-Ata, Kazoalikhozgiz, 1962. 325
P.
(Kazakhstan-Agriculture-Economic aspects) (MIRA 160)

ETURIN Kh.D , kand. sellkhoz. nauk3 SHIRYAYEV,
Sh.V., kand. ekon.
IT =~.!.
nauk; MERKULOV, 0., red.kart
[Agriculture-in Kazakhstan on the upsurge]
Sellskoe kho-
ziaietvo Kazakhstana na pod"eme. Alma-Atap 1963.
55 p.
(Obshchestvo po rasprostraneniiu politicheskikh i
nauchrqkh
onanii Kazakhskoi M. Seriia: Za vysokuiu kullturu
zemle-
deliia., no.5) (MMA 17:4)

1.110L-66 EVIT(m)
ACC NRt AP6013736 VV SOURCE CODE: UR/0089/66/020/004/0352/0354
AUTHOR: Pozdneyev, D. B.; Churin, S. A.
ORG: none
TITLE-. Backscattering of low energ Gamma radiation from finitely
thick barriers
SOURCE: Atomnaya energlya, v. 20, no. 4, 1966, 352-354
TOPIC TAGS: Gamma radiation, radiation shielding, gamma scattering
ABSTRACT: In some experiments It is greatly desirable to have an
estimate of the portions
of Y-radiations which are reflected from finitely thick shielding
barriers. Since the pub-
lished data provide information about Y-rays from Co60 only, the
authors studied experi-
mentally the dependence of the differential albedo (for the zero
angle between the normal to
the surface of the scatterer and the source-detector axis) on the
thickness of the scatterer.
Point sources of Ce141, Hg203, Cr5;, and Nb95 were used; the low
energy Y-qwmta region
from 0.145 to 0.765 MeV was examined. Registration was carried out
by an NaJ(TI) scin-
tillation spectrometer. Graphite, Ae, Fe, and Cd were used as
scatterers - The results are
presented in the form of graphs and comprehensive tables. 7he
authors thank L.Ye,
UDC: 539.122:539.171

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LOKAKOV, A.M.; SALINMV. N.A.; CHURIM, S.M.
Constructing walls mde of gypsum slabs vith the aid of a
moulding boord.
Rats. I Isobr. predl. v stroi. no.96:3-6 154. (K= 8:7)
1. Trest Mosgrazhianugleshilstroy Ministerstys. ugollnoy
provWshlennosti.
(walls)

',~W' SON*
UAIW~Wftoomw-lr-i ----
Moving the SBI-1 tower crane from one track to
another without
dismantling. Rate. i. izobr. predl.v stroi.
no.119:15-19 155.
(Cranes, derricks, etc.) (MLRA 9:7)

CHURINP V.
Registration and statistics of accidents. Okhr.truda i
sots.
stralth. no.5:74-77 MY 159. (gIlLk 12:9)
(Industrial accidents)

CHURIN, V.; SHAROVA. A.. DAVIDOVICH, V.
The new equipmont and Industrial hygiene.
Sov.profsoiuzy..,7
no.10:18-21 Yf 159. (Hak-12tq)
(industrial hygiene)

CHMIN, Vladimir Alcksandrovich: ROZIN, A.I..
redaktor; KOVALMMO, N.1
- Tom R, Me laffy"redakt or.
(Hard-alloy tools in repair shops of metallurgical
plants and
mines] TverdooplavVi instrument v renontnykh
teekhakh metallur-
gicheakikh zavodoy i rudnikov. Sverdlovsk,
Goo.nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi. i tsvetnoi metallurgii,
Sver<wskoe
otd-nie, 1955. 195 Pi (MLRA 8:8)
(Cutting tools

BELOV, A.I., inzhener; CHURIN, V.A., in2haner.
0~- -
Device for removing the boring bit from the rod.
Gor.zhur. no.6;
63 Je '56. (MMA 9:8)
(Rock drills)

15(2); 25W; 25(2) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1278
Churin, Vladimir Aleksandrovich, Engineer
Tverdyye splavy v gornom dele (Use of Hard Alloys in Mining)
Sverdlovsk, Metallurgizdat, 1958. 143 P. 3,200 copies
printed.
Ed.: Taran, M.I.; Ed. of Publishing House: Tsymbalist, N.N.;
Tech.
Ed.: Zef., Ye. M.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers and technicians
in the
minJxjg industry and may also be useful to drillers and
workers
engaged in drill-bit setting and sharpening operations.
COVERAGE: The book deals with the production and use of rock
drill
bits with hard-alloy tips, noting both Soviet and non-Soviet
achievements in this field. Descriptions are given of the
tecInnological processes of manufacturing boring bars and
drill
heads and bits having hard-alloy tips. Recommendations are
made
Card 1/6

Use of Hard Alloys in Mining
SOV/1278
con-,~erning the tipping of drilling tools at mines. No
personalitie6 are mentioned. There are 23 references, of
which
22 are Soviet and 1 is Englisho
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction
Ch. I. Hard Alloys Used in Mining
1. General information
2. Chemical composition of hard alloys
3. Physical and mechanical properties of hard alloys
4. Types of hard alloys and their uses
Basic data on the production of sintered carbides
Range of products for tipting:.rodk..-drilling'- to6ls
7. Required quality for hard-alloy tips (as specified in
GOST 441148 and 880-53)
3
5
5
6
7
9
12
18
19
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Use of Hard Alloys in Mining
8. Fused hard alloys
20
Ch. II. Tools for Combination Cable and Rotary Drilling 23
1. Perfecting tools for combination cable and rotary drilling
of blast holes 23
2. Drills with hard-allay tips 24
3. Detachable drill bits 27
4. Boring stems for drill bits 33
'5. Drill bits for pneumatic percussion drills 35
6. Hard-alloy tiVped dril bits made by the "Vidia" Plant
(West Germany) 37.
Ch. III. Manufacture of Tools for Combination-Cable and Rotary
Drilling 4o
1. Drill steel 40
2. Steel for the manufacture of detachable drill bits 42
3. Basic data on methods of manufacturing demountable drill
bi:ts having hard-alloy tips 43
SOV/1278
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Use of
Hard Alloys in Mining SOV/1278

4.
Methods of
inanufacturing drills with hard-alloy tips
45

9.
Manfuactureo!boring stems with demountable drill bits
~8
8
Cutting hard-alloy tips
8
7.
Resistance welding of boring stems
and drills
69
Ch. IV.
Use of Hard-alloy Tipped Tools for
Combination Cable

and Rotary Drilling
72
1.
Selecting hard-alloy
tipsoof suitable size
72
2.
Preparation of boring stems and drill
bits for operation
74
3.
Drillingwith sectional and aw-ptece
drills
75
4.
Repair of boring stems dnd,.-,detoUhtable drill
heads
77

Abrasives for sharpening tools with-hard-alloy tips
80

Norms.for the consumption of green silicon carbide

grinding
wheels for repeated sharpening of drilling tools
86
7.
Abrasive
sharpening of tools with hard-alloy tips
87
8.
Electro-erosion
sharpening of tools with hard-alloy tips
91
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Use of
Hard Alloys in Mining. SOV/1278

9.
Norms for the
consumption of hard alloy in combination

rotary and cable
drilling
93
10,
Registration and storage of drilling tools-at
mines
95
119
Collection of hard-alloy waste
97
Ch. V.
Hard-alloy
Tipped Tools for Rotary Drilling
100
1.
Tools for rotary core
drilling
100
2*
Tools for rotary drilling
107
Ch..VI.
Fusing
Hard-alloy Tips on Bits for Cable Tool Drilling

and on
Fast-wearing Mining Equipment Parts
113
1e
Hard facing-bits for
cable tool drilling -
113
2,,
Hard facing of fast-wearing parts
with WStalinite" hard-

alloy
120
Ch. VII. The Drilling Tool
Shop of a Mine

128
1.
Organization of the Production of
Drilling Tools at the

Mine
128
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Use of Hard Alloys in Mining SOV/1278
2, Equipment and its layout at the shop
Conclusions
Appendix.-I
4ppendix 11
Bibliography
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
GOI*ksv
3-13-59
132
134
137
141
172
Card.C6/6

I .
GULITSKIY, N.I.P inzp.; LOPATIN., V.A.p
inzh.,-__~#PZ..-V.M.,-inzh,
Automatic dontrol of the power output of a
chrage-resistance furnace.
Makh.i avtom. proIixv. 17 -no.2:8-9 F 163. (MIRA 16:2)
(Electric furnaces) (Electric controllers)

SIDOROCHKINJI S.S., ORAINKIN, Ye.I.;
YANKOVSKAYA, Z.V.; BORODULENKOy'l.Kep otv* red.;
SMOIEV,
B.V., red.; KRYAKOVAP D.M,*j tekhn.red.
[Manual on safety engineering and industrial
sanitation
in four volumes] Spravochnik po tekbnike
bezopasnosti i
proizvodstvennoi saniterii. v -ehetyrekh tomakh.
Izd.2.,
perer. i dop. Soot. S.S.Sidorochkin i dr. Otv.
red.
I.K.Borodulenko. Leningrad, Sudpromgiz., Vol.4.
[Regula-
tions, instructions, norms] Pravila,
instruktsii, norny,
1963. 588 P. (MIM 17:3

SIDOROCHKIN, S.S.; 0,94INKIN, Ya.M.; YUSHTDI, Ye.I.;
YANKOVSKAYA, Z.V.; POKROVSKIY, M.N., otv. red.;
PE2-JOVA,
Ye.M., red.; SOSIPATROV, O.A., red.; KOMAROVA,
N.P., red.
(Handbook on safety engineering and industrial
sanitation in
three volumes] Spravochnik po tekhnike bezopasnosti
i proiz-
vodstvennoi sanitarii v trekh tomakh. Leningrad,
Sudostroenie.
Vol.2. 1965. 679 p. (MIRA 18:10)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Laws, statutes, etc.

SIDOROCHKIN, S.S.; OSKINKIN, Ta.M.; CHURIN, T.N.;
TUSHTIN, Ts.I.;
TANKOTSKAYA, Z.T.;
KUZMSOT',-Tii'.-r'..'~c~t~'v~.'r--ed.; T-AZAROT,
Tu.S.,
red.;.KMOIA)YA, T.M.. tekhn.red.
(Handbook on accident prevention and industrial
sanitation; in
three volumes] Spravochnik po takhnike bezopasnosti i
pro-
myshlennoi sanitarii-, v trakh tomakh. Leningrad,
Goe.soiuznoe
izd-vo audostroit.promyshl. Tol.2. [Regulations,
instructions.
normal Pravila, instruktaii, normy. 110,59. 525 p.
(MIRA 13:2)
(Industrial safety) (Industrial hygiene)

KISELEVt Yakov YEVSTIOEMA,
L.A.# rpdij TIMMEVA, N.V.9 tekbn, red.
llnduptri4 bygiene and safety measures; collection, of
the most
important decreos and regulatipnol Okbrana truda i
tekhnika
bezopaen0st,11 e~ornik vazbneishM postanovlenii i pravil.
Mo-
611*aq.- GOP. izd-yo iurid. lit-,iTj 1961- 493 P. (KMA
U+: 9)
11 Russia" (19*- .. U.S.S.R.Y Lawsp statutest ate.
(TWeRAal-FWgiene-Law and legislation)
(Industrial safety1;--Uw and legislation)

SIDOROCHKIN, S.S.; OSMINKIN, UAL; GUMUN., V.14.;
YUSHTIN, Ye.I.;
YANKOVSKAYA) Z.V.; BORODULM16, I.K.; ot~. red.;
SMOMV,, B.V.,
red.; FRWIN, P.S.9 teklm. red.
(Manual on safety engineering and industrial
bygiene in four
volumes]Spravochnik po tekdmike bezopasnosti i
proizvodgtven-
noi sanitarii, v chqtyrekh tomakh. 2,, perer. i
dop. izd.
Sost. S.S.Sidorochkin i dr. Otv. red.
I.K.Borodulenko. Lenin-
grad., Sudpromgiz Vol.l. [General
regulationsjObshchie polozhe-
niia. 1962. 57; p. (14MA 15. 10)
(Industrial bygierw-Lavis and legislation)
(Industrial safeti-Laws and legislation)

t
CHURIN,V.S., inzhener
___QkWWAM%"I"
Two-sided blueprinting of technical documents.
Standartizatsiia
no.2:65,67 Mr-Ap 155 04IRA 8'M
(Blueprints-Standards)

CHURIN,. Sjeenovich. inzh.; DYMARSKIY, P.A., red.;
PMER, D.P.,
iekhn.rid.
[Blueprinting two-page spreads of technical papers]
D7ustoronnee
avatokopirovanie tekhnicheskikh dokumentov. Leningrad,
1956. 30 P.
(Leningradeiii dam na'uchno-tekhnichei3koi propagandy.
Informatsionno-
'te.khnicheakii listok, no-5. Organizateiia i
ekonomika proizvodstva)
(Blueprinting)

CHMN, V.S., Inzhener.
Regulating the classification system of standards and
specifications.
Standartizatniia '20-3:50-51 Vq-Je 156. (NTRA 9-9)
(Standards, Nagineering)

L 18730-63 EDS
ACCESSION ITR: AP3004892 /0072
5/0120/63/000/004/0067
AUTHOR: Kononov, B. N - Churin Yu, A. V7 i
TITLE:. Shaping devices using tunnel diodes'
SOME: Pribory* I teldmiks, eks~erkwnta. -no. 4,, 19650 67-72
"OPIC TAGS: tunnel-diode shaping deft~e.. shaping device.,
inductated sharer
cable-section shaper,, ahapar, -tunnel diode
iABSTRACT: Pulse-shaping devices - inductance shapers and shapers
utilizing cable
;3ectio'ns r- =ing tunnel diodes dAven.by scintillation radiation
detectors are
1discussed. T~_- circuit of the inductance sharer is shown In Fig.
la of Bnclosure.~
The-initia operating point In the vicinity of the maximum
volt-ampere diode char-
acteristic- (Fig., 1b). is fixed by,resistor 111'and insures the
high sensitivity of
'the shamer. Low resistance.R4., uhich determines the diode static
load line and
ensures a regime with one stable state
is selected on the basis of R4 >
'4here Pmin is the minimm absolute value of negative resistance. .
The signU-
voltage is applied to the,shaper through resistor R3; higher
resistance sources,
Uke photomultipliers., can be connected Urectly to the circuit. At
the ap-
::_earance of a steep'frorit input signal., the inductance current
varies only
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L
ACCESSION IM: AP3004892
i slig4tly, and the major'part of the control current is fed to
the diode capaci-
:-tance, causing a rajUd switching of the current to point i.(bee
Fig. 1b). The
I next pulse through resistor R4 and the nonlinear resistance of
the diode returns I
'the circuit to the initial state. The duration of output pulse.
peak is determined
,mainly by the variation time of the inductance current and
depends only slightly
i on input signal*amp~itude. 'Shaper sensitivity may amount to
fractions of a milli-
appere and may be limited by temperature dependence of the maximum
volt-ampere
characteristic current (;L) of the di6de. The experimental
circuits used n-type
Ge diodes operated stably within the temperature range of 0 to
+60C with a sen-
:.gitivity of 0.21, at 20C. The circuit shown in Fig. la forma
pulses with an
ariplitude of about 300 mv and a duration of 60 neec. However.,
this type of cii~-
cuit has an insufficient i4at-signal amplitude range., does not
ensure satisfac-
tory signal-duration uniformity.. an~! make6 it difficult to form
short pulses.
These shortcomings can be elimbi d by operating the circuit as a
multivibrator..
i.e., by triggering it with long high-amplitude signals. Better
results are ob-
tained wlth pulse-forming circuits using cable sections. A
schematic diagram
of such a shapei'is shown in Fig. 2., The circuit determin its
operating con-
ditions is similar to that of the inductance shaper. Resistor R4
prevents short-
circuiting of the-cable,, and the voltage gradient occurring in
the diode after
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the appearance of the input pulse spreads along the cable. The
voltage wave of
opposite polarity reflected from the short-circuited end of the
cable returns the
diode to the initial state. When the inductance is low the
sensitivity of the
circuit in respect to the wave reflected from the cable end
increases, thereby
expanding the range of input pulse amplitude, Experimnts have
demonstrated that
shapers using Ge diodes with an Ii below 4 to 5 mamp and a cable
characteristic
impedance of 75 to 100 ohm operate satisfactorily in a range of
input pulse ampli-
;~tudes varying by a factor of 10. The operation was checked
during the triggering
of the device by the pulses of a scintillation detector using C660
as a source.
At a range of photomultiplier-pulse amplitudes varying by a factor
of over 10
'the amplitude spread of formed pulses did not exceed 15%, while
the spread of
:response delays was 3 to 5 nseoi(,~.,Or1g.'-art-.rhas-: .10
flgu-Fess-s.
'ASSOCIATION: none
SUMMED: 24Aug62 DATE Acq: 2aAug63 EWCL: 02
SUB CODE: SD NO F1W SOV: 005 0=: 001
Card 3/5

GELIFAND, Yu'.S.; PORTNOVA, M.I., PHURINA, A.A.
Analysis of increased navigation in 1961 in the lower
Yenisey.
Probl. Arkt. i Antarkt. no.12:127-130 163. (MM 10':7)'
(Yenisey River-Navigation)

CHUIUNAY A.N.
[Collection of problems on the coursp "Strength of
materialls"I Sbornik' zadach po kursu "Soprotivlenie
materialov.11 Moskva., Vses. zaochnyi energ. in-t.
Pt.le Izdo2.y isp. 1963. 100 p. (MIRA 17;5)

0-"URINn, P
'-M.
1. LEVIN, B. YU. : CHURINA, B. M.
2. UjSlt (600)
4. 'Woodwork
7. Work v,,ethods of progressive woodworker Aleksandv
Dolzhenko. Der. i lu-sokhir;i.
1 no. 3. 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessionsl Library of Congress,
~'earch 195-31. Unclasoified.

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KURAVITEV, I.S. (Xazan');
ITANOT, TeJe. (laman'); KOROBOVA. H.P. (Kazan');
MALTSEWA, O.N.
(Xaman'); CHURINA, N.P. (Xazaal)
Stratigraphy W facies structure of the Devonian in the
Tatar
A.S.S.R. Uch.zap.Xazoun. 115 no.10:85-88 '55. -(HLRA
10:5)
(Tatar A.S.S.R.-Geology, Stratigraphic)

LIVYYS G.V.1 GALIFEROVICH, M.G.; VASILYUK, Nj ;
SOPRIKOx A.Ye.;
RAMIJUA, N.I.; CHURINA, V.I.; GILIMAN; B.A.; YEGOROV,
K.A.;
GONCHAR', Ye.G. '77-
149thod of refining the skin side of fur articles made
with low
grade peltry; Soviet Certificate of Inventions
116#147290. Kozh.-
obuv.prom.. 4 no.8:43 Ag 162. OMU 15:8)
(Fur industry-Technological innovations)

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ACC NR, AP6
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SOURCE com un/o4l3/66/O0O/oo4/oo65
INVENTOR: Kalnin'sh, A. I., Hakin. A. G.; Berzinlah, 0. V.;
Sheydin, I. A.,'
Darz nsh, T. A.; Muzhits, V. I.; B70r-on7-n,-YU- G.-, Zr- ina, Ye.
A.
_yt=mes, A. R. Chur
ORG: done
TITLE: Preparation of wood Cla.as 3'8, No. 1T89T1 )p (announced by
the
Institute of Wood Chemistry AN LatSSR (Institut khiinii drevesiny
AN Laty4skay 63R)
and Central Sgientiric-Reonrch InetRuto of Plywood (TsentrallnYY
nauchno-ionledovat
skiy institut fanery)] 15 . I
SOURCE- Izobreteniya, promWahlennyye obraztsy$ tovarnyye znaki, no.
4, 1966, 65
TOPIC TAGS: plywood, wood chemistry,Nwood plastic,
t-ABSTRACT; An Author 6e-itificate has bein issued describing a
method of preparinj woo
plastics,
To improve the physical and me -chanical properties of the end
product and
lower the amount of binde or making wood plastic from veneer sheets
or ground woodo
the latter are treated, prior to pressing, with a 25-percent
solution of avimonia for
4 hr at 18-20G. The treated sheets are-combined with untreated
sheets durihg preset
JLDI
SUB CODE: 1l/. SUBM DATE: 25Jan65
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CHURINOV, A.
Morizki srazhaiushcheisa Korei Z Sailors of fighting Korea2.
Moskva, Voemorizdat,
1952. 95 P.
SO: Nonthl-y Ltst of Rusnian Accessions, Vol 7 No 4" May
1954.

C.HURI,,NOV,,A- . --
Toward a new animation of the activity of
societies. NTO 5
no.8:33-34 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:10)

1. CHUHNOV, A.
2. USSR (6oo)
4. Korea - Description and Travel
7. In Northam Korea. Vokrug oveta no.12,, 1952
9. Monthly list of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,,
March 1953, Unclassified

CHURINOVO A.
Standing aloof of life. NTO 4 no.lOs4O-41 0 162. (KRA
15:9)
1. Spetsiallnyy korrespondent zhurnala
"Nauchno-tekhnicheskiye
obahchestva SSSR"..
(Ryazan-Agrioultural research)

CHURINOV, A.
. .. r .
Toward a now advance in the work of scientific
and technical
societies. Tekh delo 500-,2 24N 163.

,OjY A.I.
-go"
KOVAIRY, A.?.; SMONAYEV, P.I., radektor; CHMINOT.- edaktor
isdatelletya; VOLKOV, S.T.. tekhnlla=-~y re~daktor~
[Concise gaidebook of Moscow] Kratkii putevoditell po Moskva.
Koskva. lzd-vo K-ya kommm.khot.RS.FSR, 1957. 299 P. (KIRA
10.9)
(Koscow-Guidebooks)

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N 0 Y V
ANTONBNKOPK.I.; TI~OT,
L.A., redaktor
GODOTIZOVA.
N.A.; GRAPOVSKIT, Xe.G.;4PRI
re tor
isdatel'stys; OUROTA, O.A., dak
L Organization- an(i pro(Inction of-hydrogeological charts,
scale
1:500,0001 Organ itatsita i proityadstvo gidrogeologichaskot
90anki mashtaba 1:300.000. Sant. 1-i.EAntonenko-i dr. Mookwo.
Goo.nanchno-takhn.ind-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrane nedr, 1957.
111 P. kKLRA 10:7)
11 Noscow. Toesoyusnyy nauchno-issladovatellskly institut
gUrogeologit i inshenernoy geologit
(Geological surveys)

iwvc 1/.
ANTORINKO, K.I.; TITOV,
GODOVIROVA, L.A.,
redaktor.
N.A.; CHAPOVSKIY, Te.G.; CHURINPV-
redaktor izdatel'stva-, GdWV6'- 0.1., tekhnicheskiy
[Organization and production of hydrogeological charts
on the
scale of 1:200,000-1:100,0001 Organizataiia i
proizvodstvo gidro-
geologicheskoi s''emki maightabov 1:200,000-1:100,000.
Sost.
K.I.Antoneuko i dr. Moskva, Gom.n&uchno-tekhn.izd-vo
lit-ry po
geol.i okhrane nedr, 1957. 119 p. Map (fdld.) 1. (KM
10:11)
1. Moscow. Veoeoiuz4k,nauchno-iseledovatellskit
institut gidro-
geologii i inzhenerno.* geologii.
(Geological surveys) (Water. Underground)

AUTHOR: Churinov, M.V.-, and Konoplyantsevv A.A. 132-12-7/12
,TITLE: Socialist Construction Aided by Hydrogeology and
Engineering.
Geology (Cidrogeologiya i inzhenernaya geologiya na sluzhbe
sotsialiatiqheakogo stroitel'stva) -
PERIODICAL: Razvedka i okhrana nedr, 1957, # 12, P 45-52 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Hydrogeologic research covers the fields of water supply,
irrigation, industryt road building, airfield and town planning,
and prospecting. To meet these requirements, the number of
hydrogeologic stations was increased from 16 in 1937 to 39 in
1939 with 2,000 observation points. Attached to the Academy of
Sciences USSR was the Laboratory f6r Geologic Problems. By
order of the "CHKII of the USSR of Novemver 2, 1939, the hydro-
geologic stations Were administered by the Committee of Geology
at the "CHKII USSR. During World War II the hydrogeologic stat-
ions were requested to perform new tasks, of-which the main
assignments pertained to:
1. Study of deep underground water resources for the extract-
ion of iodine and bromine.
2. Prospecting for water for military, civilian and industri-
Card 1/3 al purposes.

132-12-7/12
Socialist Construction Aided by Hydrogeology and Engineering
Geology
3. Geologo-engineering research of dams at small rivers.
4. Development of faster methods of the study of physico-
mechanical properties of mountain rocks.
5. Artif'icial strengthening of the underground for the con-
struction of airfields and roads.
6. Geologic and hydrogeologic research in Siberia, Ural.and
Central Asia in connection with the evacuation of industries
and devel.opment.of new mineral resources.
Expansion of hydrotechnical construction after World War fl
called for intensive hydrogeologic and engineering work.
Besides
the abolre mentioned tasks the organizations of the Ministry
of
Geology and Conservation of Natural Resources were requested
to
perform the following work;
a. Geologic surveying.
b. Prospecting for water resources on virgin soils and waste
lands.
c. Drilling of water wells for agrieul-tural purposes.
d. Geologic surveying for the installation of melioration
and building of water reservoirs.
Card 2/3 e. Experim.ents for vertical drainage systems 'on
saline soils

132-12-7/12
Socialist Construction Aided by Hydrogeology and Engineering
Geology
of Central Asia.
f. Locating of water supply for large towns and industries.
g. Study of local underground water resources and the pro-
cess of landslides. Hydrogeologic research to supply machine
tractor stat 'ions (MTS), state and collective farms onvir~in
!toile and waste lands with water was not oarried out before
1954-
1955. During the.1951-1955 period hydrogeologic survey maps to
the.scales 1:500,000, 1:200,000 and 1:100,000 were prepared on
several deserts and other territories of the USSR.
ASSOCIATION: VSEGINGEO
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 3/3

CHURIN ~
.0 Characteristics of landslides on the right bank of the
Moskva River
In the Lenin Hills sector and the possibility of utilizing
thle area
for construction. Vop. gidrogeol. I inzh. geol.
no.15:62-78 '0.
(MIU 11:5)
(Moscow--Landslides)

RMIN
KOHOPLYAMSET, A.A. . 01
Ow
Small scale hydrogeological aurvey mpg. Razved. i okh. nedr
23 no,4:
50-54 AP '57. (Nm 11:1)
1, Kinisterstvo geologii i okhrany nedr SSSR i VsesoyuzW7
nauattno-
iseledovatellskiy inbtitut; gidrogeologii i inshenernoy
geologii.
(Geology--Maps) (Water, Underground)

AUTHOR t Churinov, U.V. MEGINGEO) 132-58-5-9/14
TITLEs The Fourth International Conference on the Mechanical
Properties of Soils and Foundation Construction (Chetv~rtaya.
mezbdunarodnaya konferentsiya po mekhanike gruntov i funda-
mentostroyeniyu)
PERIODICALi Razvedka i Okhrana Nedr, 1958, Nr 5, pp 52 - 55
(USSR)
ABSTRACTs This conference took place in London from 13 to 29
August 1957-
The Soviet delegation was headed by the Member-Correspondent
of the USSR Academy of Sciences, V.V. Sokolovskiy.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1 1. Soils-Conference
C-, C- C L

SOV/132-;59-7-151/17
AUTHORS: Sokolov, S.S. and Churinov ,
TITLE: On Foreign Methods of Research into the Shear
Strength
of Argillaceous Soils
PERIODICAL: Razvedka i okhrana nedr, 1959, Nr 7, pp 59-62
(USSR)
ABSTRACT; Different methods of research on the shear
strength
of argillaceous soils in USA, Germany and in Scandi-
navian countries are described in this article. There
are 2 tables and 5 graphs.
ASSOCIATION:VSEGINGEO
Card 1/1

CHURINOV, M.V.
Formation of undarground watirs in tho sonthwestern part of
the main
Crimenn mountain chain. Von.p q
. idogeol. i inzh.geol. no.16:w~-6o 15 ,.
(MM 12:11)
(Crimea-lVater. Underground)

GHMNOV, H.V.
Interstitial and karst in the Chatyr-Dag and the
outlook for
their utilization. Vop. gidrogeol. i insh. geol.
n0-17322-30
159. (mmA 14: 1)
- (Chatyr-Dag Mountain-Vater, Undergroumd)

__ CHURINOV, M. V. TSYPIMp I.M.
Role of recent tectoniozovements in the development
of.landslide
processes on the southern.shore-of- the.Crimea. Vop,
gidrogeole
i inzh. geol. no..18:83-92 159. (MIRA 14:5)
(Crimean Mcnmtains --Geology, Structural)
(Crimean Mountains -Landslides)

rit fai jiuAn"im, Y, i, ana YARVov, N. A.
"Main Principles and Methods of Compiling Survey
(Small Scale)
Hydrogeological Maps of USSR."
report,presented at the 12th General Assembly of the
International Union
of Geodesy and Geopbysics, Helsinki, 25 july - 6 Aug
6o.

ALITOVSKIT, Kikhail YeTgenly6Tich; BRODSKIT, A.A..
Prinimali uchastiye:
DOBRYSIN, P.A.; SLAYMOVA, L.T.~,GHMUNff._MT?. CHAPOTSKIT,
T*.G.,'red.; SOLOVITSTA, kartograf, red.kart; DOLGOVOS,
L.G.,
takhn.red.kart; GRISHINA, T.B., red.izd-va: MKOVA, V.V.,
tekhn.
red.
[Methodological directions for the compilation of
hydrogeological
saps at the scales of 1:1,000,000 - 1:500,000 and 1:200,000
-
1:1,100,0001 Notodichaskie ukazaniia po sostavlaniiu
gidrogeolo-
gieboakikh kart, masshtabov 1:1,000,000 - 1:500.000 1
1:200.000 -
1,100,000. Moskva. Gos.nsuchno-t9khn.izd-vo lit-ry po geol.
i
okhrane nedr, 1960. 49 p., saps. (KIRA 13:6)
1. Koscow. Vassoyminyy nauchno-issledovatallakLy lustitut
gidro-
geologii i Inshenernoy geologil.
(Water, Uudergrowid--Maps)

Principles andmethod for compliling a general, map of
the.)U.S.S.R.
I ~
on a aoale of It 2 500 000 for purposes of engineering
geology,
BIULMOIF.Otd-geol, 35 t0-4:143-144 JI-Ag 160- (MM 14%4)
(Geology-Maps)

BOCHEVER, F. M.; XUDELIN ; CHURINOVp M. V.
(URM)
"On the problem of refluting the underground
waters on
hydrogeological maps."
Presented at the Symposium on YAthoda of
Evaluating Resources
Of underground Water with Emphasis on Arid
Zone Problems, Athens
11-20 Oct 1961

FiLYAWHENKOV., A.S.; ANTONENKO, K.I.; TITOV, N.A.;
CHAPOVSKIY, Ye.G.;
CIMRZQYt M.Y.; XONOPLYANT!MV) A.Z.; VIKTOROV~ S.V. I-
VOSTOKOVAIAj
Ye.A.; SADOV9-KIY, N.D.; MUM, B.I.; OGILIVII N.A.;
MOERSGAUZEN, 9.F.;BqODSKrYj, ~.A.,- SHCHERBAKGV,
A.V.,* POPOV,
V.N.;YMELOYANOVA , q.P.; SOKOLOV, S.S.; BERSENEV,
I.I.; CROSHIN,
S.I.; MAKKAVEYEV, A A N,A.; YEFDiOV, A.I.; ASSOVSKIY,
G.N.; VLADD11ROlf, A:G:t "I
deceased ; PROKHOROV, S.P.; FILIPFOVA,
B.S., red. izd-va; BYKOVA, V.V., tekhn. red.
[Methodological manual on bydrogeological surveying
at the scaleo
of 1;1)000,000 - 1:500,000 and 1:200,000 -
1:100,,00011.fetodiche-
skoe rukovodstvo po gidrogeologicheskoi s"emke
masshtabov
1:1000 COO - L;5000 000 1 1:200 000 - 1:100000. Pod
obshchei
red. A.A.Ma'-7kaveeva i A.S.Riabchonkova. Foslcva,,
Gos. nauchno-
tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrane nedr, 1961.
318 p.
MIRA 15:3)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Yipisterstvo geologii i.
okhrany nedr.
(Waterj Undergrourd) (Geological surveys)

KUDELINI B.Lx-prbf, 1, p otv. red.; GORDEMf D.I.,
prof.p redo;
MAKAREMy FeAep dok-tor g-eol.-6.,6wr,. nauk,
red.k-CIWRMQY,-
m V doktor geol,-min, naukp rid.; COWDKOVSKAYA, G.A.,
kande geol.-min. nauk, red.; ROMANOVSKIY, N.V.p red.;
YEMIAKOV,, M.S.., takhn. red.
[Collected articles on bydrogeology and engineering
geology)
Sbornik statei po voprosam gidrogeologii i imshenernoi
geologii.
Pod red. N.N.Romanovskogo. Moskva, Izd-vo Mosk. univ.,
1962.
428 pq (KIRA 15:3)
(Water,, Underground) (Engineering geology)

CHURINOV, M.V.; TSYPINA, I.M.; LAZAREVA, V.P.
Principles and methods for co"Plit general areal
maps
of the U.S.S.R. on a 1:1,500,6000;'2P500,000
scale.
Sov.geol. 5 nooll:112-124 N 1.62. (MIRA 15-12)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut
gicliogeologii i inzhenernoy geologii.
(Engineering geology--Maps)

DUBROVKIN, V.L., nauchn. red.; 2HURINqY,-M,,Y,,
nauchn. red.;
ZHARKOVA, A.P., tekhn. red,
(Pronlems of regional engineering geology) Voprosy re
gionallnoi inzhenernoi geologii. Moskva, 1963. 85 P.
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Moscow. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy
institut
-gidrogeologii i inzhenernof geologii.
(Engineering geology)

DUBROVKIN., V.L. [decoanedlj CHURIN11" M,V.
I - -- -- - -
Reasons for the Inatabillty of open pit edgir~
TT-,;dy VS7EGq!r;EO
no. 1:40-45 163. (MMA 17:5)

SOKOLOV, S.S.; CHIMINOV, MS.
Rare kind of landslide deformation in
valley. Trudy VSEGINGEO no. 1:46-50
the slop-- of a rilter
163.
(MIRA 17--51

clim, lNoily Mj, doktor geol.-mineral.nauk t ,Mc -- k
T,,-- i*
Lake creatai by a landslidt. Prlrzyla 5"
11--:1)

THAKEWGIMT - H.B.. inshen 6=6U6
CaCAOO~~` sr~-_
-Zwto on main highwars with
Work experience of road repair p in
intensive traffic. Avt.dor.19 no.3:5-7 Mr 156. (NIU
9:7)
(Roads--Maintenance and repair)

YUSTRATOVA, N.M., student; GUBERNSKAYA, T.N.,
student; CHURINOVA, L.G.,
student; BARAMBOYM, N.K., doktor
khimicheskiir-n"au-V,-Ofv6f-.--,---;,.-
Ion exchanging compositions containing thiol groups
Nauch. trudy MTILP no.26:35-37 162. iMIRA 17:5)
1. Kafedra fizicheskoy i kolloidnoy khimii Moskovskogo
tekhnologicheskogo inatituta legkoy promyshlennosti.

CHURINOVA, M.P.
Soles characteristics of ttrbulency in dmqs having
cumnlus sky
conditions. Trudy GGO no,13:14-18 148, (KLRA 10:1)
(Atmospheric trubulence)
I

(IHORINOM,
).5-215
551.551051.524.4051.571.4
'huringlA.. "I P 0 burbulantnosti v nekotorys dni 3
kuchavpai
oblalkam-l-.-It~Alsncs on certain days with cunulu3
clouds.) Lenirigradp
gl-ivnaia Geofizichankaia 'b3ervatoriia, Trudy,
'14(86)t2O-26, 1951.
A figs., 7 tables, 3 refs., equations. DLC-
1'emperature, humidity
and wind soundings were made at 2 hours Intervals at
elevations from
0.2 to 3 I= on several cle,r d%;~s and on one cloud3
d-..y (convective
clouds), Dichardson's nwnber was calculated for overy
time interval
and elevation. The mean vertical gradient of daily
ta;nper-%ture and
the &ily march of turbu-leme during thede twu we,4ther
types axe
determbied and 4idussed. Subject Heqdinga: 1.
i6ba6g,~ii'Varbulence
2. Cumulus clouds 3. Vertical temperature gr-adient 4.
Richardson's
number. I.L.D.

"Some Data on the Coefficient of Turbulence
in the
Atmosphere.." Trudy GGO (Proceedings of the
Main Geophysical
Observatory), No 28 (90), 1951

CHMINOVA, M. P. BORUSHKO, L S., ONEVA, T. A., and
KIRILLOVA, T. V.
"Dbscription of Observation Procedures and Areas".
Trudy Gl. Geofiz. Observ... No 39, pp 290-298,, 1953.
Information on the observations made by the expedition of
the Main
Geophysical Observatory to Pakhta-Ara and to Golodnaya
Step' in the Month
of July of 1952 is given. (RZhGeol, No 11., 1955)
SO: Sum No 884., 9 Apr 1956

CHMINOVA, M.P.
Some cahracteriatics of turbulence In days with
stratus clouds.
Trudy GGO n0-54:31-43 155. (KRA 9.: 8)
(Clouds) (Atmospheric turbulence)

CHUU
Calculating the Richardson number. Trudy GGO
no.63:173-176 156.
(MLRA 10:~)
(Atmospheric turbulence),

CHURINOVA, M.P.
.~
w,
Computing the coefficient,of eddy viscosity on the basis
of te"ra-
ture and wind sounding. Trudy GGO no.63:168-172 '56. NLRA
10:5)
(Atmospheric tqrbulence)

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Leningrad, Gidrometeoiz-
dat, 1960., 102 p. tBeries: Its: Trudy, vyp. 102). Errata slip
inserted. 1,150
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PURPOSE- The publication is Intended for the scientific workers
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COVERAGE: This is a collection of 6 articles pnblished as No.
102 of the Transac
tions of the Main Geophysical Observatory imeni A. 1. Voyeykov
and dealing vith
the physics of clouds. Thdividual articles are concerned with
convective clouds
and their radar characteristics, the microstructure of
supercooled clouds,
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optimum rsAio wmve
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accompany each
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Selezneva, Ye. S., and M. P. Churinova. Some Characteristics
of the Condition
of the Atmosphere During the Formation of Cumulus and
Cumulonimbus Clouds 3
Shishkin, N. S. Investigations of the Breab.1p of Convective
Clouds During
Unstable Stratification of the Atmosphere 21
Nikandrova, G. T., and M. A. Xhimach. Characteristics of the
Microstructure
of Supercooled Clouds 50
Nikandrova, G. T... and Yh. S. Fridman. On the Problem of
Method in Determin-
ing the Characteristics of the Distribution of Droplet Sizes
in Clouds 58
Kotov, N. F. Rular Characteristics of Cloudbursts and
Thunderstorms 63
Sallmanx Te. M. Problem of the Optimum Iongth of radio Wave
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AUTHORS: Vorontsov, P.A., and Churinoval M,P,
TITLE: On the relation of the coefficient of turbulent ex-
change to the Richardson number
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanik~, no. 11, 1961,
117,
abstract 11B758 ~Tr. G1. goefiz. observ. 1960, no.
105, 67 - 72)
TEXT: The coefficient of turbulence was calculated
according to
the Lyapin formula from the measurements of turbulent
oscillations
by means of an aerostat. The Richardson number was found
for re-
spective cases from the readings of aerostatic
meteorograph. No
clear dependence between those magnitudes was found. The
work gi-
ves vertical profiles of the turbulence coefficient for
various
times of the day and night. It appears that the coefficient
of
turbulence increases up to a height of 100 - 300,m, and its
maxi-
mum values fall in the range of 20 - 40 M2/sec.
Abstractor's note:
Comulete translation].
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CHURINOVA, M.P.
Waves at the tropopause over high latitudes during the
International
Geophysical Year. Trudy GGO no.134238-74 162. (MIRA
15t6)
(Atmospheric pressure)

CHURINOVA
Relation of the height of the tropopause to ground
pressure and
to the height of the 500 mb level at high latitudes.
Trudy GGO
no.134:119-122 162. (HERA 1516)
(Atmosphere)

IUBTEREM, Ye.G.;CHURISTOV, K.V.
Characteristics of crystal structure changes in the
process of Cu-Ag
alloy decomposition* Sbor. nauch. rab. lust.
metallofin. AN MSR
no.10:104-110 159. (MIRA 13:9)
(Copper-silver alloys--Metallography)

0 , IN, A., inshener; GUAVMM* L., inshener.
Idoxching vessels by means of a floating support.
Mor.flot 36 U093:
31 Mr '55. (KIU 8:5)
(Ships-LMMehing)

VORONKOV, V.A., red.; DKITRYUK, A.N., red.; INKIN. S.G.,
red.; KAKSIMOV.
I.A., red.; ROKMOV, N.Ye., red.; YJMRH=g V.A., red.; MMIN
A red.; TXRENTITEV, G.A., red.; KOLHBOVA, Z.H., tekhn*7;LL,
Sochi. Leningrad, Goo.izd-vo "Ickusetvo," 1959. 19 peo
illuso
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