SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ADAMSKA, M. - ADAMSKI, L.

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wpwnet. 35 no.9:1-315-1318
II Kliniki Chorob Wewnetrznych Ail w Lodzi
(Kierownik;
doc. dr. ined. J.R. Chojnowskil),

ADAMSHVILI, N.G.
Color as a factor in the illusion of fixated set.
Bksp. imels po
paikhol. ust. 1:303-309 158- (MIRA 13:12)
(Attitude (Psychology)) (Hallucinations and
Illusions)
(Color-Psychology)

MOM, Stanislaw; ADAII`S~_tt, Bozera; MINOUIECKI, Yxzyimto~1
Whole-body counter for internal contamination control.
Nukloonika 8, no.8:565-572 163.
1. Institute of Nuclear Research, flealth Physics
Department,,
Warsaw.

AMTSKA, DwItita; RMER,
A case, of achondr(~,,-Iasitt. ]~` ,lr!.5.-5t -,) -
M-P65.
" I ~ "1 1 ~-4
1 " % I
L Z Katedi- %
y E2dokrynologil A'-acl:L!,,Ii 1,%dycznej w Lo~zi
(Kierow-
nik: prof. d,-. T. Pawh'K,--",skl) j z Kateirv
Ort,)dancli Arl-ad-nki
I-ledyemiej w Lodzi (K1 A *1
eruwnfl-.~ do~;. d:-. H. r,c)ndrat--Vbdzicka).

ADAMSKA, Janina
------- -- . 11 - -
On the value of pseudoisochromatic tables.
Klin. oczria 33
no.1:77-84 163.
(COLOR PERCEPTION TESTS)
(AUTOMOBILk DRIVER EXAMINATION)
(RAILROADS)

ADAMSKA i K.
The Gostyn glass plant continues to grou
beautiPal and
exce3lent'. Przemyel Materialow Budowlanych 9
no.19sl,2
My 162o

Krystyna
Reminiocomeo of an old merabor of the Cmirzimiqt
T"arty of Poland,
An ~ntemiew vilth TeofJ1 Mllewicv, Pizom ri-nt budoi;
9 r,o,,17.-,3 -30
Ap 162,,

ADAMSKA, Krystyna
A call for help from the Zawierdie Asbestos Tile
Works In
Ogrodzieniec. Przem mat bud 9 no.260 25 Je 162.

ADAMSKA, Krystyna
Before th-!y ntart to conquer tho glass IMustry; on
the role
of the graduates of the Glass Technological College in
Wolomin.
Przem mat bud 9 no.29/30:1, 2 22 JI 162.

ADAMOWSKA-FURTAX, Krystyna
An unusual ense of rupture of the cornen following forceps
deliver7.
Polski tygod. lek. 14 n0-30:i4o4_11105 27 JUIY 59-
1. (Z Kliniki Chorob Oczu Pomorskiej Akndemil Mekcznej im.
Gen.
K Swierczewskiego w Szczecinie; kierownik: prof. dr ned. W.
Starkiewicz)
3IRTH INJURY) (COMIM, wds A inj.)

POLMD
A I,,;,) NY SK I, -,.I A R ^I N !:o '0 !-a I I ri a,
I n t o rn PAI (Odd a i a).
Uf the 110_spitai (5zPitL.I) 1U. Jonsohera in
Lodz (Director: Docont, Dr. wed. J. C140JN0WSXI)
"Comparative Studies of the Diuretic Effc~ct of
Di-arazine
and Othor Coramoaly Ua,,~rl Di%irotics."
Warsr~w, Folsk-I Typodetik Lakart;kl. 1&1 18, No 2,
7 j,,L-i 6,3,
pp
Abstraot: rAuthor's English summary modified] Ibc
ditirotic
ZF-7r-,Ot-of a-vfvri4ge do!,,es of diurnrina wore
conapArod writh
thogf_% If -jjtjyrf,#kn, theophyllinv,
clhlorthiazide~, and diur-
nmid*j, Troatment uith diurazio-s arid salurgan
togtAthcr was
found to be addit-1,.a, wi-h theophilline or
chlorthinxidt)--
additive to some extent, &nd non-additive with
ditzramide.
Thore aro 8 rofor*noes, af ~*bich 2 are Polish, crie
English,
and .15 Geman.
1-.!/ 1

1POLAND
CROJNOWSKI, jozef 1~ysxard and_APAHSKA~~ ~KQWS~K
Halina,
Division 118" of Internal Diseases (Oddzial Chorob
Wewnetrz~-
nych "B") of the Hospital (Szpital) im, K, Jonschera
in Lodz
(Ordynator: Docent, Dr. mod. J. R. CHOJNOWSKI)
ficlinical Observations on the Anticoagulative Effect
of
Fonhydron.11
Warsaw, Polski Tygodnik Lokarski, Vol 18, No 21, 20
May 63,
PP 744-747
Abstracti [Authorsf English summary modified] A
chronic doso
;7f 130 mg daily of Polish anticoagulant Fenhydron
(1,3 di-
phenylindandion) administered to patients with
myocardial in-
farotion reduced prothrombin to the thorapoutic level
in most
of them after second or third day, with normal level
return-
ing on the third day after administrQtion ceased.
Fenhydren
reaction was stable, general condition of patients
Improved,
no side effects were noted, and fluctuation of
prothrombin
level was smaller than with Pelentan. All eight (8)
refer-
ences are to English-language sources.
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7.&KWZWSKA, A.;AD&MKA-PIBTKIZWIGZ, K.
"i-,
W,e " - - -
Experimental investigations on the influence of some
antibiotics on
the schleroma bacillus. Bull. Soc. amis. so. Poznan; Ser.
C. no-3:61-
69 1952. (GIML 23:4)
1. Of the Otolaryugological Clinic of Poznan Medical
Academy and of the
State Institute of 4giene. Poznan.

BENI# I.Iv; AD#,SKAYAO G~S.
Reducing capital Investments and lowering
transportation and
operation costs in the glass industry, Stek. I ker.
17 no.6:9-13
ja 16o. (MIRA 13:6)
(Glass ranufacture)

ADAICIM, I.A. (I~bzkva)
-1
Writiw,.-& kine -Lie !quation in har-monics
(cunriliflear
coordinates - axioym,--etric case.). Zhur. VyCh. muit.
i nut. fiz.
3 no.-).-91r-)7-9!,l S--O 163. (~HRA 16-.11)

ACCESSION NRs AP4037252 S/0208/64/004/003/0473/0484
AUTHORS: Adamskayap I. A. (Moscow); Godunovp S. K. (Moscow)
TITLEs Method of spherical harmonics in the problem of critical
parameters
SOURCEt Zhurnal vy*ohislitellnoy matematiki i matematicheakcry
fizikit To 4v noo 3t
:1964P 473-484
TOPIC TAGSt spherical harmonics*p critical parameter, spherical
reaetorp multigroup
,approximation, reactor dimension
ABSTRACTi The authors study the problem of determining critical
parameters of
spherical reactors in a multi-group approximation by the method
of spherical har-
monics. The problem for 2n harmonics and m groups is reduced to a
system of 2=
,differential equations for 2 mn unknown functions yi,, i ~ Op j -
,1,2,*..,m, The Index i denotes the number of tho haxmonict and j
the number of
'the
group. The system of differential equations hao the fom-..
in
(~ty,.", + kyl-i'j) 41Y(kil
dr dr vj k-1
i mO,f (2n - t); j1,2,..
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ACCESSION NRs AP4037252
Here 2) (2)
-21+ 1 2-1-17. ki+l. 2i+1
Vi in the velocity of neutrons of the J-th groupt ;h- is a
parameter (time constant
,of the system) and is density. Computing the variable yi as
the components of
j
the vector y in 2mn dimensional epaoet the system am be
rewritten as
p d' + Qy + Mly = pDy, (3)
dr
where P, Q, Vp and D are matricess' The problem of finding
critical parameters can
-be handled in the following manner. Considering strictly given
reactor dimenaionat
find th'o lenat value of the parameter -& for whioh (3) h~s a
nontrivial solution
satisfying the given boundary conditioney or determine the
least value or the
parameter g j with ?,,w 01 for which system (3) has a
nontrivial solution in the
region [01,6~9 satisfying the given boundary conditions
(problem of critical
reactor dimensions)# eto# The method proposed by the authors
for solving this
problem is a trial method, Given successively the values of the
parameter being
determined (,s or,>,), one solves system (3) and each time
computes some variable
4 - "residual" whiohp roughly speakingp shows how much one
boundary condition is
not satisfied when the other is satisfied. Trials are made
untilt for the chosen
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ACCESSION NRs AP4037252
value of the parameterp the residual is practically equal to
zero. "A great deal Of
the work in setting up the programs (without which this paper
could not have been
written) was done by IP F* Sharova," Orig, art. hass 12 formulaso
ASSOCINTIONs none
NMI 131W3 DATE ACQs Munk EXCL 00
So CODE1 MA NO MW SOV, 005 OTHMs 000
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ADLIMAY-42 J.A.; GODUVOV, ",.K. ( -N ozi ,,,i a )
Method of upbari,,:~ !n tho problf,:% of vritical
parapietera.
Zhu-r. vych. mat. i mat. fl.,z. 4 nc1.3;4i3-48/, My.-Je
164.
(MIRA 17:6)

U,95R/Medicine - Vitamin Ell Feb 49
Medicine - Pregnancy
"Vitamin B Content in Pregnancy Complicated With
ToxicosiG14 K. B. Adamskaya,'Chair of Obstetrics
and Gynecol, Moscov Med Inst, Min of Pub Health
USSR, 2 pp
"Akusher i Ginekol" No 2
Includes chart shoving the relative Vitamin Bl con-
ten~ in mnpregnancy, normal pregnancy, and preg-
nancy complicated by toxicosis, showing the expedi-
Incy of using this vitamin in treating the latter
c"es. Dir, Chair of Obstetrics and Gynecol: Prof
Alow" Braude, Ron Sci. _63/~W38

S/123/61/000/015/028/032
A004/A101
AUTHORS: Gellts, V. E., Adamskaya, R. T.
T=: New core binders without oil
FEMODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, no. 15, 1961,
14, abstract
15G92 ("Tr. N.-i. in-ta mestn. I topliv. prom-sti", 1959, no. 14,
54-60)
TECT: The authors describe some types of synthetic binders. The
binder on
the base of polydiene of the Yefremovo Plant with an additi=.of 7%
of 25%
manganese naPthanate solution ensured a mixture strength during
tensile tests
of 7-8 kg/om (drying for 1.5 hours at,200 0C, binder quantity - 3%).
The emulsion
binder on the base of ooumarone resin ha6a tensile strength of 7 .2
kg/cm2 when
the speoimat.were dried for 1.5 hours at-200 0C. The outer emulsion
medium was
a colloidal a -queous suspension of bentonite clay of the Pyzhevsk
deposits. The
binder on the base of dehydrated kerosene oxidation products ensure
a mixture of
the following technological indices: 65ct in the green state 0.08 -
0.1 kg/cm2,
6~ of the dry specimens - 12-14 kg,/em2, gas permeability of the
green specimens
- 320-340 units. The mentioned properties were obtained for mixtures
of the
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New core binders without oil
8/123/61/000/015/028/032
A004/A101
following composition (in parts by weight): K70/100 sand - 100;
binder - 3;
bentonite - 5; water - 0.75. All the developed binders ensure an
easy shaking-
out of the cores from the castings. There are 9 references.
S. Zhukovskiy
[Abstractor's note: Complete translation]
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ADAMMI, A.
We export paper products and scbool and office articles. p .
195.
PRZEMYSL CKEWNY. Centralre Zarzady Przeroyslow: Drzewnego,
Meblarskiegot i
Lesnego i Stowarzyszonif, Imynierow i Technikow - snictwa I
Drzewnletwa.
Warszawa, Poland. Vol. 9, no. 6, June 1958.
~brthly List of East European Accession (FFAI), LG, Vols. 8,
No. 9, S'eptember,19 59.
Uncl.

STEFAN, Zbigniew;ADA11SXI, Alojey
1-1---..-.-%-.-~..-..,-..,~-~-,~, ~~
Use of the curve of the c-,Irotid Prtery nulse in the
evaluation of
a phonocnrdiogram. Polski tygod. lek. 13 no-3;81-,95 20 Jan 58.
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob Wownetrznych Akademil Medycznej w
Poznaniu.
kierownik: prof. dr Stefan Ewnsniewski. Adres: Poznan, ul.
Dluga 112,
1 Klin. Chor. Wewn. AM.
(CARDIAC MURMURS AND S OUIMS
plionoQardiography, cnrotid artery pulse curve as
standard (Pbl))
(iLRTERIES, G&ROTID, physiol.
pulse curve as standnrd for phonocnrdiography (Pol))

L_)/ W All V-
2609. THE CLINICAL ASPECT OF SYPHILIS OF THE LIVER AND SPLEEN
Przyczynel: do kliniki kily watroby i Medziony -Adams k i A. and
W i t o s z ii s k i S. Klin. Chor. Wewn. A. M., P_o`zni3_-_
1-'_0'_L. TYG. LLK.
1958. 13~13 (484-487) Tables I
Three cases of syphilis of the internal organs (liver and spleen) of
an insidious
course are described. By a specific treatment, disappearance of
inflammatory
symptoms, of portal hypertension symptoms and of hypersplenism was
obtained.
Normalization of the electrophoretic values of the strum proteins was
an im-
poMnt criterion of the improvement. (Vi. 50)

WITOSZYNSKI, 51nwomir; ADAMNI, Alojzy
Dinguostic difficulties in malignant lyinphogranulomatoma.
Polski tygod.
lek. 13 no.41:1587-1589 13 Oct 58.
1. (Z I Kliniki Chorob WewnetrznYch A. M. w Poznaniu;
kierownik: prof. dr
Stefan Kwasniewski), Adres: Poznan, ul. Dluga 113, 1 Klin.
Chor. Wewn.
A.M.
(11ODGKINIS DISMS11, diag.
difficulties (P01))

JJSINSKI. lazimiers; ADAMSKI, Alojzy, NEWMAN, Xrystyna.
Evaluation of peripheral vasculnr function based on
photoplethysmographic
tests. Polakie arch* made wewn, 28 n0-5:731-737 19580*
1. Z I Klinild Chorob Vewnetrznych A.M. w Poznaniu
Kierowniki:
prof. dr med. S. Kwasuiewski. Adres autora: Poznan, u1.
Dluga 1/2
I Klinika Chorob Wewnetrznych A.M.
(PLRMYSMOGRAPHT9
photoplathvamnp-raphy in normal cond., rheum. arthritis
& peripheral vase. die; (Pol))
(ARTMTIS, RHMATOID.-Dhysiology
photoplethysmography (Poi))
(VASCULAR
DISEASES, PERIPHERAL, physiology,
same (Pol))

EMARDCZIKOWA, Anna: CELLARY, Jerzy; ADAMSKI, Alojzy
Usefulness of electrophoretic examination of blood
serum proteins
in rheumat. iritis. Klin.oczna 30 no.2:157-161 16o.
1. Z Kliniki Chorob Oczu A.M. w Poznaniu. Kierownik,
prof.dr med.
A. Kwaskovski. Z I Kliniki ChoTob Wownetrznych A.M.
w'Poznaniu.
Kierownik: prof.dr med. S. Kwasniewski.
(ARTHRITIS RHEUMATOID compl,)
(IRITIS etiol.)
(BLOCD PROTEIRS)

ADAMSKI, Alojzy
Treatment of ventricular tachycardia, Polski
tygod.lek. 16 no.4:
110-134 23 Ja 161.
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob Wewnetrznych A.M. w Poznaniu:
kierownik:
prof. (ir Stefan Kwasniewski,
(TACHYCARDIA PAROXYSKAL ther)

ADAMSKI, Aloj2y; GUTOWSKI, Jerzy; WITOSZYNSKI, Slawomir
Activity of glutamic-pyrav a transaminase (GPT) in the
blood serum
in rheumatic diseases. Polski tygod. lek. 16
no.32:1224-1228 7 Ag 161.
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob Wewnetrznych A.M. w Poznaniu;
kierownik: prof.
dr Stefan Kwasniewski i z Zakladu Chemii Fizjologicznej
A.M. w Poznaniu;
kierownik: prof. dr Zdzislaw Stolzmann.
(RHEUMATISM blood) (TRANSAMINASES blood)

ADAMSKI, _Alow - -
Recurrent anuria during the course of chronic
glomerulonephritis.
Fol, tyg, lek. 17 no.11:402-403 12 Mr 162.
1. Z I Kliniki Oborob Wewnstrzrqch AN w Poananiu;
kierownik: prof. dr
Stefan Kwavnierwaki.
(GLOMMULONEPHRITIS compl) (ANURIA atiol)

NOWAK,Stefan; AMMI, Alojzy; WITOSZYNSKI, Slawomir;
GUTOWSKI, Jerzy
Effect of acute ethyl alcohol intoxication on the
activity of glutamic-
pyruvic transamirTase (SGPT) in the blood serum. Pol.
arch. med. vewnet.
32 no.1:69-73 162.
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob Wewnetrznych AM w Poznaniu
Kierownik: prof. dr
med. S. Kwasniewski i z Zakladu Chemii Fizjologicznej AM
w Poznaniu
Kierownik: Prof. dr med. Z. Stolzmann.
(TRANSP24INASES blood)
(ALCOHOLIC INTOXICATION blood)

ADAMSKI~ Alp zy ,
_'- j
Liver tunction -tests in chronic progressive
rheumati M. Poznan.
tow, przyjac. nauk wydz. lek. 26t5-32 163.
(ARTHRITIS, RHEUMATOID) (LIM FUNCTION TESTS)

GPJ%I,,%, Ryszard; ADA14SKIo.-R2AY.; RI-,TSCI!NWR)
Ryszi.rd,
Therapeutic effects of hepason in liver
c-,rrhosis. Pol. tyg.
lek. 20 no.14:523-525 5 Ap 165.
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob !,.Iewnetrznych AM w
P-)znaniu (Kierownik:
doc. dr. K. Jasinski).

ADAMSKI. Alo zy; WITOSZnSKI, Slawomir
- --- I i
Liver function after partial gastrectom-y. Poi.
tyg-. lek.
20 no-40:1502-1504 4 0 165.
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob Wewnetrziiych AM w Poznaniu
(Kierownik:
doe. dr. K. Jasinski).

ADAMSKI, Bozydar; IbWODWORSKI, Jan
Production of piston rings for Ganz type combustion motors.
Prz-egl
kolej mechan 14 no.10:301405 0 162.
1. ~aklady Napraweze Taboru Kolejowego, Poznan. I

GNILKA, Tadeusz; TWARDOSZ, Wladyslaw; AM4SKI, C7ryl
Results of immediate and "mote surgery of
urological lesions
following gynecological operations. Fol. tyg. lek.
18 no-32:
1194-1196 5 Ag 163,
I Z II Kliniki Poloznictwa I Chorob Eol-lecych AM
w Poznaniu;
&rownikt doe. dr E. Howorka I z I Kltdki
01drurginnej AM
w Poznaniu; kierownik,. prof~ dr St. Now..cki.
(HYSTERECTOW) (BLADDER DIS'ASES) (URETER)
(WOUNDS AND INJURIES) (VESI;'OVAGINAL FISTULA)
(POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS) (IATROGENIC DISEASE)

GNILKA, Tadeusz; TWARDOSZ, Wladyslaw; APMS,KI-: _
Cyryl
Results of Kelly's operation in urinary
incontinence in women.
Ginek. pol. 34 no,4:502-506 163..
1. Z II Kliniki Polozniatwa i Chorob Ko"Liecych
P14 w Poznaniu
K~erownik: prof. dr med. E. Howorka i z I Kliniki
Chirurgicznej
AM w Poznaniu Kierownik: prof. dr med. '.. Nowicki.
(URINARY INCONTINENIT)
(SURGERY, OPMATIVE
GYNWOLOGY)

P,&ptr: 4E2c/4Eab(w)
Adnaiski C., C26rski A., KotxUhz~~ Classification of Fivults In
,,Systematy),a wad odle-,ow mtali trie'lel-amych". Warszawa, 1956,
PWT, figs. 2A,
A of ~~It ' in sion-fmous metal castings; description
Of faults', clashificution of cattses leading to appearance of
faults; com
Parison of possiblo causes lead!ng !o appearance of particular kinds
and
varieties of faults; and an atlas of fault,3 In non-ferrOU3 metal
castily9s
Millie In sand, gravitation metal and presSUre moulds. The work
includes
i"for'nation concerning lechnical poijit,; to be o*rved when
receiving
I R.'r

5634 G09.115.762 539.SS7
KcupkcrA,ski A., A&-~mski C, On lite Problem of the P15tticl of
811L , IL
zaguitnivaic. plaztyczllo.~Ci SuUminu," 111-t-glqd (M10%vnWiLwa. No,
12,
1957, lip. 341-347, 23 fig..
Sty,eral attempts to Impro-it the tecbnology of casting saumin
OoritaW.W a~roximately 1191a Si, were rna6e Mth a view lo obtain-
ing the maximurn valxw of vli~~ngaii,,n in tho lem'W test. It w4a
fbo~Ld
lhat ithe pouaing tho rtfiqisig w,'kth niltrt)gea and thfj rro-
c1lik.Alon with inctAlic sodium havet rOiISNVL-ahl! 111flut-ace.
Aft',r 15
rivInutes of rt-finang, the ~ncrwse In the
to 501;* of the Yalu before zeftning, Silumin xva3 molific-d by ui~ing
the follolm*xW we)ght perccreagc-a a ,,ocllum In r0allon tolthe inotal
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P/038/60/005/001/001/002
A076/A126
AUTHOR.-
TITLE:
Adamski, Czeslaw
Low-:opper brass. Problems of Oie ~' phase
PERIODICAL- Archiwum Hutnictwa, V. 5, no. 1, 196o, 3 - 6o
TEXT- The increasing shortage of copper in the World and in
Poland is
'a great problem -for the Polish economy, sinde copper ore
mined in Lower Silesia
Is relatively poor containing only 0.5 to 1% of copper. The
Polish industry pro-
duces less copper than required. As most of the copper is
needed in production
of bronze and brass products. The author liEts and describes
general properties
of copper-zinc products, special-brass, low-copper brass,
industrial low-copper
brass, produotion technology of castings and rods, M49 brass
sheets, and describes
the problem of ~ phase in low-copper brass. By low-copper brass
the author means
copper alloys with zinc and other special additions in which
the copper content
is usually lower than 50%. The chemical compositions of these
alloys are within
the following lim.1te:
cu = 4o - 5o% N1 = 0 - 5-0%
mn = o - 4.5% Al = 0 - 0-5%
Fe = 0 - 3.5% Si = 0 - 0.5%
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Low-copper brass.
Pb = 0 - 7.0%
Problems of the a phase
P038/60/005/001/001/002
A076/Ai26
zn = 4o - 50%
The chemical analysis related to the equilibrium system of
copper-zinc and the
so-called coefficients of the structure changes prove that the
alloy ought to re-
veal A ' and-~ phases in its structure. For the presence of the
r phase the low-
copper brass ought to be br14.tle and hard materials being of
no technical use. Ac-
tua).ly they are alloys of the structure and the mechanical
properties of cast
specimens of the low copper brass are within the range of:
Rr - 4o - 5o kg/mm2 a4 = 10 - 20%
U = 2 - 3 kgm/cm2 HB = no - 14o kg/mm2
It was possible to obtain the structure in bra2s of a
relatively Yery low copper
content owing to the A. KrupkowFkj. and C. Adamski rule, which
relates the struc-
ture of brass to the _a~;,o of copper content to zinc,The
author's investigations
proved that the casting of small parts in metal forms, e.g.,
household taps, causes
'rhe appearance ofd phase. Further observations showed that if
specimens of the
same alloy were cast simultaneou4ly in sand and metal forms, in
those cast in metal
forms separation of the,,/ phase was seen. In order to confirm
the assumption that
,he 2eparations of the ?/phase might be caused by segregation,
the specimens of
low-copper brass in which the presence of the ~ phase was
found, were annealed for
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Low-copper brass.. .. Problems of the ~ phase
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Ao76/A126
2 - 12 hours at 300 to 8000C. These tests revealed the ~ phase
separations dis-
appear after annealing. The influence of the X phase separations
upon strength,
impact, anti-friction properties and corrosion was investigated.
The results re-
vealed-that the appearing separations of the ~ phase in
low-copper brass of the
ratio Cu:Zn-~l do not cause great changes in theproperties of
these alloys. In
conclusion the author states that: - 1) the r phase range does
not appear in the
equilibrium system corresponding'to low-copper brass in which the
ratio of CU:Zn
> 1. The appearance of some separations of the ~ phase in these
alloys is
caused,by the segregation of the allo~lng components. A proof of
this is the dis-
apearance 6f these separations after annealing. 2) Small
separations of the -,'('
phase do not disqualify the alloys causing a relatively small
decrease of their
properties; the decrease is proportional to the(~ phase
content.inthe brass.
There are 20' photographs, 21 tables, 25 figures and 56
references: 27 Soviet-bloc
and 29 non-Soviet-bloc. The reference to the most recent
English-language publi-
catlon reads: Smithells C,J., Metals Reference Book, London 1955..
ASSOCIATION: Katedra Odlewnictwa Akademii G6miezo-Hutniczej,
Krak-6w (Foundry
Department of the Mining and Metallurgy Academy, Krak6w)
SUBMITTED: July 1, 1959.
Card 3/3

ADAMSKI, Czeslbw; ZDQ,,'IELSKI,,, 'dam
Influence of' teclmolq:ical parameterz; on
the structure and
properties of silumin. Metal i odlew 39
no.8:23--42. 161.
1. Katedra Wlewnictvia Akade,ii
Gorniczo-ilutniczej, Zaldad
Cdle~mictva netali Niezelaznych.

-- --- -----
.0 /Co-
61/000/037/001/003
P300jD307
AUTHOR:
Adamski, Czesyaw
11TLE: New alloys of zinc
SOURCE: Krako/w. i'kademia GO'rniczo-Hutnicza. Zeszyty naukowc.
no. 37f 1961. Metalurgia i odleiniictwo. no. 7, 35-57
I J
T=: The present article is a continuation of a series of
studies carried out jointly with Professor Doctor A. KruDkowski on
possible alternatives to the use of Cu and Sit, and was aimed at
determining the composition of a Zn alloy suitable for hcavy duty,
%':-hich could replace some alloys of copper. Zn-iil (I) and Zn-Al-Cu
(II) syGtems were studied. In system 1, in which Al was varied from
47--X-7oin steps of 2/,,, the effect of L1 was studied on the
hardness,
tensile strength, and elongation, in alloys cast in sand and in
metallic molds. Structures and wear properties were also investiga-
ted (the latter for 5-30% Al). The most promisinpj results were ob-
tained for Al contents of 14-18%. In system 11, Al was maintained
at 14-16% (11a) or 16-18'jo (lIb) and Cu was varied from 0 to 576 in
Card 1/2

P/501/61/000/037/001/003
New alloys of zinc D300/D307
steps of 15; in each Geries of tests. No essential difference
be-
tween Ila and Ilb alloys was observed. The tests were similar
to
those for system 1. The preferred percentage composition was
found
to be: Al 14-16; Cu 3-4; Mig 0.02-0.05; Fe up to 0.05; (Pb +
Cd +_Sn)
u-P to 0.008; Zn rest. The minimum tcnsilc strength was 30
lqgl R-uTi 2,
elongation 4'/J, and hardness 30 kr, mm-2. jn~justri'al tests
coj-L-f-.ij-j,,jed
the usefulness of this alloy for machine parts under conditions
i-facre the temperature ~ 100 0(; ? at PV :, '< 80 1"g
mm2msec- , 'max
bein- 5 mscc-l. The alloy allows a saving,of 500 kg Cu per ton
of
Casting, and its casting characteristics are good. Care must
hoi-l-'
cvL,r be taken vrith the preparation of liquid metal, purity
of the
initial charge, and the temperature regime. There are 17
figures
and 2 tables.
As"30c; IAT ION: Katedra Odlewnictwa, Zakjad Odleiniictwa
Metali
Niezelaznych (Department of Casting, Non-Ferrous
Metals Casting Institute)
Card, 2/2

AWSKI, Czealaw
Lolk-copper-content brasses; problem of the ~
phase. Metal i
odlew no.10:113-115 063.
1. Wydzial OdlewxActwa., Akp-demia
Gornino-Hutniczag Krakow.

KRUPKOWSKI., Alekiwidor, prof. dr inz.; AMISKI,
Czeolawp doc. dr inz.
1 163.
.4.-5/+ antifriction twass. Rudy i metals 8
no#7,.236-21+0 Je

ADAMSKI Czeslaw doc. dr inz.; ZIMIELSU, Adam, mgr
inz.
~' --.
New antifriction zinc alloys. .Przeg1 odlew 13
no":105-111
Ap 163.

ADAMSKIY Czealaw, doe. dr inz.; ?IOLh'OWSKI,
Stanislaw, inz.; 7EP
Ireneusz,- m9r inz.
Influence of the melting technology on the
mechanical
properties and structure of special
Cu54Yxi4FellSnllZn bronze.
Przegl odlew 13 no. 12:328-332 D 163.

GOLEC, Roman; ADAIISKI, Czoslaw; KULIG, z,,gmunt
The AlZn5MglFeCr aluminiin alloy for anci
sanilatlcn
fittings. Prugl odlew 14 no.12:334'-338 D '64.

~DAMSKI,__Cze slaw
Dendritic segregation of solutions; the problem of the
influence of
the coolin.g rate. Archiw hut 6 no-3:231-262 161.

AM-Bla, EDWARD
Adamski, Edward. Technika Dilot
W, rzybowco,,-jcgo. f',-bjd. .1. I'larsz,%,vj !,.'ydawn.
Ligi Prvjaciol Zolniorza L 1953_1 227 Ll. (Diblioteczka
10trlicza L Teclu'iique of
Clider piloting
,. Mus., diaps.7
SO: llontlh:~y List of East Daropean Accessions, L.' CO, Vol-
3, No. 5, May 1954, Uncl.'

1, E.
ki,~b
"We must save kilometers" P. 15 (Skrz,,rdiate Pol.9kf , Vol. 0.,
no. 1, Jan 53, I,,'arszawa)
- m. 9 Librar; of Congress Sep' 53 Uncl
SO: Monthly List of East EuroRean Accegsions, Vol 2 ',To

, * U.
,4 -),
"How to instruct candidates for honorary instrijetorships in the
aeroclubs" r. 39
(Skrzydlate Polska, Vol. 9, no. 2, Feb 53, Warszawa)
SO: I`onthly List-of East Luror I
,ean hcces~ion�, Vol 2 No 9 Library of Congress Sept 53 Uncl

AMISH, E.
Aeronautical studies at the Warsaw Polytechnic. 1. Subject of
the studies.
(To be contd.) P. 222. (SKRZYDLATA FOISKA, Vol. lo, Vo. 14,
Apr. 1954,
Warszawa, Poland)
50; Nonthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC,
Vol. 3, Lo. 12, Dee,
1954, Uncl.

ADAI-MI, E.
The blind are flying. p. 228. (SKRZYDUTA POLSKA, Vol. 10, No.
15, Apr. 1954,
Warszawa, Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC,
Vol. 3, No. 12, Dec.
1954, Uncl.

,TA2SKI, E.
Aeronautical instruction conference iii Wroclaw(Breslau) has
not fulf:LUed all
hopes. p. 261. (SUMLATA POISKA, Vol. 10, No. 17, Apr. 1954,
Warszawa,
Poland)
SO: I-Ionthly List of East European Accessions, MAL), LC,
1101. 3, No. 12, Dec-
1954, Uncl.

ADAMSKII Franoiszek, mC!r.
Part and place of psychology ud socioloEnr in
the indiistry.
Przegl Corn 17 no.10040-543,

- A-IDAMSKI , Franci5zek, mgr
Family and profession. IvIliad hut 19 no. 5:
136-238 11'y 163.

ADAMSKI, Lciazek, mgr
Studies on the tradition of the metallurgical
worker's oc-
cupation. Hutnik P 31 no.1/2:50-5,1 Ja-F?64.
1. Silesian Institute$ Katowice.

kWSKI, H.
Development of the cotton manufacturing industry in the
period 1947-1957.
p. 287.
FRMIAD WLOKIEMCZY. (Stawarzyszenia Inzynierow i Technikow
Przex7slu
Slokienniezego) Lodz, Poland. Vol. 12, no. 516, MV/June
1958.
Monthly List of East Rmpean Accessions (FdkI) W. Vol. 8,
no.7, July 1959.
Uncle

ADAMSKI, Ilenryk, mlyr inz.; MAUNTA, Stonislaw, mgr
inz.
Application of mixtures of aluminum and iron salts
in water
coagulation. Gaz woda techn sanit 37 no.4/5:154-157
Ap-My 163.
1. City Enterprise of Water Supply and Sewerage,
Szczecin.

11; A, ` , ,,
~-Z ft Li
?cducLion ol* ie-j-th fro!,i the point o'l view of'
nsion in lan6
surve-. illp.
1 59
y -!P(jcx oj' hurope~-,n Accrssin-, (A', I c), "o. 11,
llovcider 1~-15,7
~~'onth L

ADA14SKI, J. -
Certain colloidal properties of McIntosh antigen and
its sig-
nificanca in Bordet-Wassermann's reaction.
Med.dosw.mikrob. 2
no.2:151-152 1950. (CIML 20:6)
1. Summary of report given at lOth Congress of the
Polish Micro-
biological and E~idemiological Society hn1d in
Gdansk, Sept. 1949.
(Poznan.)

Ammar, Jan; BARAIICZAK, 20fiEt; DOBEK, Jao%inn; KRAJNIX,
Joanna;
XIO WICZ, Tadem
Oonservative penicillin and streptom7cin therap7 based on
bacterio-
logical studies in carvicofacial actinomycosis.
Gzasopiamo stomat,
7 no.8:320-328 Aug 54.
19 Z Zakladu Chirurgii Stomatologiomej Akademii Medycznej
w Posnaniu.
Kierownik: prof. dr L.Iaknar. 2 2akladu Mikrobiologii
akademii
Med,vernej w Poznaniu. Kierownik: prof. dr J.Adamaki.
(ACTINOMYCOSIS, *
cervicofacial, ther., p6nicillin & streptomycin)
(FACE, diseaseB,'
actinomycosis, ther., penicillin & strentomVcin)
(PENICILLIN, therapeutic use,
actinorVeosis, cervicofacial, with strepton7cin)
(STREPTOMYCIN, therapeutic use,
actinomycosis, earvicofacial, with penicillin)
(NECK, diseases,
actinomycosts, ther., penicillin & streptomVcin)

ADAIISKI, Jan; Prof.dr; DOBEK, Maria, Dr.
The sensitivity of strains of actinowycas
Wolff-Israeli to some
antibiotics in in-vitro tests.
Bull.Soc.amis.9c.Poznan, Ser.C.
no .5. 3-9 1955.
1. Institut of Microbiology of the Academy of
Medicine in Poznan.
(ACTINDMTCES, effect of drugs on.
antibiotics & other drugs)
(ANTIBIOTICS, effects,
on antinoqrcme)

ADAMSKI, Jan; DOBIX, Maria; PAWLAK. Florain
Morphology and biology of ActinoryCOB.
Med.dOBW.mikrob. 7
no.4:377-183 1q55.
1. Z Zakladu Mikrobiologit A. M. w Poznaniu.
Klerownik. prof.
dr. Jan Adanaki.
(ACTINDMTCHSO
culture & microscopy)

ADA34SKI, Jan; BARANCZAK, Zofia; DOBEK, Maria; XMJNIX,
Joanna, ZIOLKI.NdICZ,
ausz.
Conservative treatment of carvicofacial actinomycosis
with para-
aminosalicylic acid and isonicotinic acid hydrazid
based on
bacteriological findings. Czas, stomat. 8 no.2:61-67
Feb '55.
1. 2 Zakladu Chirurgil btomatologicznej A.M. w
Potnaniu.Iiarownik:
prof.dr L. lakner; i z Zakladu Mikrobiologii A.M. w
Poznaniu,
lierownik: =.of.dr J. Aclanski Poznan, ul. Swiecickiego
Nr.4 I
pletro.
(ACTINOMVCOSIS
cervicofacial, ther.isoniazid & PAS, indic.)
(NICOTINIC ACIDISOMERS, thar.use
isoniazid in cervicofacial actinomycosis)
(PARA-Al4INOSALICYLIC
actinoqrcoais,
(FACE, diseases
actinoqrcosts,
(NECK, diseases
actinomycosts,
ACID, ther.use
carvicofacial)
carvicofacial, ther.isoniazid & PAS)
cervicoffacial, thmr.isoniazid & PAS)

ADAIMISKI, Jan
Essay of cardiolipin and lecithin based on certain
colloidal
properties. Arch. immun. tar. dosw- 3:21-26 1955.
1. Zaklad Mikrobiologii Adademii Medycznej w
Poznaniu
(D"ektor: pro f. dr. J. Adameki)
(CARDIOLIPIN,
colloidal properties (Poi))
(LECITHIN,
same)

WASNIEWSX1, Stefan.-,WITOSZTNSKI, SIAwomir.;ADAMSKI,
Jan.;DOBEK, Maria.
Studies on etiologic factor in rheumatoid arthritis and
rheumatic
fever. Polski tygod. lek. 12 no.29:1101-1107 15 JulY 57.
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob Wewnctrznych A. M. kierownik: prof.
dr.Stefan
Kwasniewski i z Zakladu Mikrobiologii A. M. w Poznaniu;
kierownik;
prof. dr.Jan Adamski. Adres: Poznan, ul, Dlvga 112. 1
Klin. Chor.
Wewn. A,M.
(ARTHRITIS, RHMUMATOID, atiology and pathogenesis,
001))
(RHEUMATIC FEVER, etiology and 'Pathogenesis,
(P01))

ADAMSKI, Jan; ROZWADOWSKA-DOWZENKOWA, Maria*, WIZA,
Jozef
Virus of infectious jaundice according to
microbiological studies.
Poznan.tow.przyj9cio1 nauk, wydz.lek. 18 no-2/1:5-16
159.
(HEPATITIS INMTIOUS virol.)

J. A. W."C'11.~ ''TZA and F. ~!-A-ZUR (e.111 of
Po, n,,.qn Z" . TV Of W,,.,Ir sa-vr) Mt . 1-10R 2y
CXA dart sk
Fund J. %-Vrs~kow) ; rt'Ll of the. D P-, -
rartment ot Virolo;rv (Zaklad of the :~tata in P- -
t1tute of 1,11yFrIene (tanstwowy Zaklad 'ri-IgIcry),
Directon:
Prof D-~- F.
I'M
inveet IgRtlon2 on t1it? Du!~8tlon of 1-hricral
Immunity 1-r. a
Fwpulatlc)-) 1-7-,nunized Again,,A Poliomvolitis"
I r,-,,ft
,~areau, S.lad I:TAd.enIo10gicznv. ",rol XV!, M-, h,
106,21,
pp 410-~-413.
Alhetr-act-. Z11-lixthors, !~nqllsh warnarv Following
the
a in Polqn(l the
Masi: oral. 1-imunization qzainst pol. --e~'Ati.
cju~sptlon wmna of how polio an-t1bodIes wou!6
purE?l3t,
ri lulic lvv.~nizee-, Population. Serol.o.-tica.1
studIcs bave been
carried out in 51 researcf) centGre,, ~I.ood awn-Aps
wero
tlr:es from the stqme pprLons: before
iTnirruni.,at"'on, 1. or

MAI
T U Cf TR li: t' o c 1~ e1 vp 'wr 0
r 1 0 - X P, r 3 ~n, -2. J. c, 7 r t A T, z -r,- a i r -
i7, rL 1'~,
ti- (2.ak- ad
6 thr, I --it utn OP di C~9.1 'Lurc"V~ 1. 0 1,
ef3i-CRI Elub in llozpwi, Dblaotc,r: "Frof 'DI, Z V~ L'
%A L .
No
pp
rrionthf' tO .I arri 1,11'anIzed
a 5x,~~6-vuivsaluea v6ccinc. are- XnpvOwsk!','!. Oval
vacetiv
o r 0 pt. 6 w ek 11 ~2 ri r a v:~;~ c e t n e o -a e w e
r * p e:r, A' o m r o v r o
AII(Jileo 'radc 'r-oforc, Im7mlaiza'C. Ion showed 27).4
perccn-
lof ch.-VILiren trlplp rui~ative silo 29.3 tmlple
i"csJtiv6. P~Dfit-j

"POLAND
KIJLE,IZA. Alchnundra; Dopartnent of FpId,-r.Iolcgy
zal'lvd
rplec'niologil), P7.1i reanstwouy
titute of IIYFA.3no7, DirwAor: Prof rr J.
KOSSTIRZI,.~-ISXI. Head
L. - 'Oro f 1) rKqj
of Iho InGtItuto. I I I, wIth tho coll.nbo-
ration of J. GOLBA, T. JOFXM#'ICZ, 11. ;iACPRZJkK, W.
XOCIELSKA,
M. EM-G, X. LIPINEY-A, R. LUT-111BRI, J. MkKARE7,41OZ, R.
lu.TYSZ-
RO, X. Mk'_6.N, A. CLES, S. PE.M.-A, ". 7C?IEUE'IICZ, T.
Rc,,DXI!:-
WIC21, J. RO""U'DOTIA, W. SOCZWICA, S. 5ZC71_5~,'jt.%, P.
Z I,IIE-
RZOWA all of the Ilojovadztva I
and EpIdw.1ological Sta-
tions (Voievodzkle Staolo
Sanitarno-T-;'oie.emiologioznst); H.
BOBROW-1'11, A. GECOW, J. GU29M, M. GR~S"CZYMA, !(.
TA-TRZEB-
SKA, B. JUZWA, J. XUR002UN, Z. RESSM, R. STANOZYK, J. SIG-
NATOWICZOWA, Z. SZCZ:-MSXA, X. SZCZYGI:-:LSXI, Q.
SZYNDLAP., X.
F,-.11COWA, J. WAJ5ZCZUXv R, WARZEC114k all of the
Departmentp
or Poliomyelitis Patients (Oddzialy dla Chorych n-A Polio-
Myelitis) of 1.110 Volawodztwo Health and Epidemioloqlaal
Stations; . AnAIjISRT (Poznan), H. DOBROWOLSYl
(Idare'aw). J.
BOCHFNSKA (Lodz), M. KO:.-.IIG (Krakow); H. DOBROVOLSEA of
the Department of Virology (Zaklad Wirusologil) of PZR.
[_1/2

-0 LAN D
Director: ?rof Dr ?. MESMYC91, teidanical aid: A.
"Epldomle Situation of PolloTyolltiv In Polnnd In 1961"
Warsaw, Przncrlq4 Epidamiologi ")v , Vol XV1, No 4, 1962,
~7p-3~;-9-517~---
Abntraot:Akuthorst English auviarv moall.-Iocli Tbe
profound
influence on the apidqmlology, qtiola;.~y Lnd alinier.1
p1ature
of pollomyolitis o1'' tho Introduction of -nars
iv%ur.Ization
with attenuated polio vaccines In 1959 iD dIncussed. Obeer-
vations on the influence and offoot of Immunizations with
Fuch vaeolnos on the epidemia situation or poliomyelitis
in Poland are repcrted, 4 tables, 2 diagrams; 5 Polish
references.
E/2

0.!
rJLZSZA.
'P'Cf
7
na
of ~11 -7
r
ME-
0 7 ist,
Ll h Y,
~,t&o 0
. , &-/; In
cv, Z.
Of
Do-
-ilomye", Of
rl Z.,0 -~7 12" U C 0
"T
part!-,10"t Of VlLrHopy
V
of I)r F S! rl a 9
W-V
6
c Mok J.
(Jars~Lw)s Ac i N - e "22i 1t0chilloal
yut.%,:R (wroole (1,ftrzav) o~
of ?ZH -
aid of A. BMT .* InIS
Of Iraminizatior, t1le pttonuatod F0~10V

io-U.N, 1)
Strains Type I Chat and TrPa 3 w Fox''
EpidsmLa.1o , semi , '..ol XV1, No 4, 62, P1--
3M -
11: r
tract: ZrIU111-lor s, Enslish eu-.1mary 0 v
.1,
cilnical. and virolo.-Ioul analyais of p,liom7sli~-Ia Ir,
N'lland
wa2 QRda vithir 6 we hg after' com-pletl~p of oral 1-ammiza-
tion with poliv v1rus type 1 Miat ancl type I V rox.Inveeti-
F.,,,i.tions mn,-16 In 1959 and 1~6-0 ehow the complate Waty
of
Yoprowskils atteauatad oral vaccine typ-~ 1 Chat. 'he utrair,
w Fox Is indicated ac a pathu~-,Cnlo Ono and its uncortalft
cafet,r 'o-ind, by inveotlFatlona in 1960 hR3 been confirmed.
8 tubiec;' 2 diaqra-~s; 9 raf'crancos, 2 '-Poli-1h tho 11oit-
err.
C~1/2

8540
P/04 6/601/00~: /0"L IC,,' ; I
A 2 2 '-`,/A 0 2'6
AUTHORS? Mikke, Kazimierz-, Adamski,,Les.]~aw;
j6zefowicz,-Edward
'I f n
T 1 HE: Scintilla-tion Crystals of ,11e 77jS jA~aj - F~cjrtf I
7ype for F--n
I
utrons
PFRIODICAL: Nukleonika, 1960, Vol: 5, No, h, pp. 181 - 1.8-c.)
-IEXI-,, The authors worked out a method of producing
ZrO(Ag)-paraffin. -~vpe
scintillation crystals for fast neutron detect.ion, they
e~~-.ablished optimum COM_
position and thickness of the crystals and measured 11ha ratc-
Ot
and discrimination of gamma radiat,ion. 1-he article sl,ates
nat, -,ne
Horn,yak button so far is the mosi, efficient fasT ncutron
qht~ 11017,Y~Ii.
button contains silver -act Iva,.ed zinc sulphide, ~u4ended in
At nor ig othe r orga ri I c cc,? npou ndS Par 3 f f i '~ W,`t
r~ t5 t. f-11 -:I S, il FU 5 P ~n 5 107, rr.Ei 1 UM
ing of fast. neutrons in such a zylero Is
out from the organic material, which Induce scintillat-ion in
zinc _iulf4 A~.
i.ne Same time, zinc sulfide has little sensl~ivitv *c izamma
radiaf~'_on. _--n= -_~s-
of paraffin as a medium contaiwng, hydroge-,-) posEibl~ a an.1
d,uctaon of' optionally dimensioned scl_nt-illa~-Ion
Card 11/4

85441
A22Z/AO26
Sc.lrt~,iilation Crystals of the Z-;S (Ag) - Paiaffln Typ-?
f,)r Fa~--:.
sulfide (Dr. Stamm - Nr, 211) was used as luminophor,~.
gr~zL;Iles -*-r~- of

size 2 - 15/A. Scintillat.lon crystal.~-
wers trade a~4 f ~llow_~;, nioit.~~,- paraffn

mixed with an
adequate quantity of zir:,-- &ulfide poor-d nto a ryl-:-dt~j

moll ani pressed by mearis of a pist.on. :-!'o avold
precipitaTicori of Zr-.-"-. T."11'

'was s ub.j e cted to vibr
at Ion anti 1 the paraf f I n Sol id 1. f i ~-d , In, T y at.
~i iw e r

ex~.r,~ded ty means of a threaded counterpla4;crii
prc~duct. nad a c-.a:T_~ iii

mrr and was uP -to 30 mm thi,^k, A
fluore~icer.'. mc-!c,_iry -Lamp --haded wi~~--, i '.%Io---'
'_~, -
t
was used to check the uniformity of Zi-3
d1s4,:,,r1~,_it1on in paraffin. cz_-_ -

were tasted by means of
a Sovlet LAS singl.E-channel ~~aiyz.r -a

ac!r'.i.11ation head
with a photcnral~i.vlier ~-yps 1PY-T-19 M~ A 13,y!~-
pa:-affln, C,.!

wall Int-roduced. between the sc,-n-'111ation ~i?ad anq
__'the crvs-~Etl t~o A _10111

op4;ical contact. In all tests a
Po - Be dour!.--_- wft-a an, 7.8 Y

x 105 rL/sec t 10% was used,
CorrE~ctinn for Poloniair. dec-~kV 1--~~4 day=)

was co-Sidered
in i~he calculus, 611,1r, of Radii= K4) 'ne Z,:-:~-

c,f garnma
photons. In the end stagz.., a --trong gam:Ta _--o-jrc~ t1OR
mC of Fadl;VT~;

wa~~ uzed -.o teat the gamma d1scrim:Lnat-o-,-,
capab,,Ii~v of t

checks, integer carvEs were EEi_-ablisned of

Card ZJ 4

85hhl
P/046/60/005/004/001/007
A222/AO--6
Scinttlla:~.ion Cry5t,als of the ZnS (Ag) - Paraffin Type for
Fast. Neutrons
ptiot.ons in. depeudency on the iiscriminaf;1on volteige..
Ttianh-~, t'o d1l,'forent, curvo
31opes, the d,,scrlminatdon voltage may be adjuzztei so a.~, '..o
makc t.!ie systein ef-
ftcier~,ly rec,11rd reutrons and practically aut off gimmA
Phototwult-,iplie-
vo)14~age and amplificaidon of the system wera _11- S-oni a way
4-~-,a`. ~he
St-ralgril-~ section of the neutron. discriminatio- curve was
loca".ed w,_thln tne applieJ
voltage rasiga, ELrd pulses origina-~sd by gam-ma ptotcris wi~re
fully discriminated at
abou4. half that rangE, Preliminary tests were concerned wltb
scintillation crys-
ta13 containing 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 and 70% by weight. of ,.Inc
sulfide respeO-Ilvely
and _rhc~oed maximum efficiency in crystals 3 - 4 mm thick at. a
50 - 6%. ZnS conten",,.
Final teFts were focused on a 3,8. mm thick crystal c,:)n+aining
50% ZnS, in a heavy
dISOT-imination test, a gamma radiation source was used wnich
irradia:t-ed tne _rys
4-al. wit'n about 20 r/h. Under such conditions, the crystal
recorded fast. neut-rons'
wt~;h an. eff"Iciency of 0.5% and practically did not respond t-o
wamma radiation,
Comparigon of the ZnS-p crystal with the Britisli-made
scintillation cry5tal 'ffE*-4 'q Cl
SoVi _4.
16 mm thick, 38 mm in diameter, made by "Nuclear Ent-erpr.,_zes" I
and the
cryst.al B (6mm thick, 40 mm. in diamete-I., which I-- part of tha
nE-i.A-,,.ron monitkvr
RNI-3, showed a neutron recording efficiency of' O.c_)696 for t.he
1JE-4,-,o cryst-al,
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A-222~?IAO-*
Crv~~a-;~, of the ZnS (Ag) - Parafftn T,~pe for. Fas-t~
'Nj,~Ljt-.rons
1.'-!7.% for I.he b crys--.al and 1,38% for the 7nS-P
c-vvs~.al, ;.illa
samma dret
rat.1o of 1,000, Other properties ).. paraffin
!~,-int-.Illation c.
4. - ch-anical, strength lower than ttiat of M,4,,
A:s are, jVj r,
me ;c,, Wo -e
surfacs poli~,h, higner ardsotropy of efficiency dIF- -kre-:~5
(3~8
inz~eai of 6 or 16 mm), aj)d *-imvie proluction, whicn.. d,)-s
note. reqvira high. pre~-
!iur~.S 0- 4- ~mpera7~,.)r-- - -9-nd 6 non-Soviet refe-en,2es,
es. There are 7 figllre~
A5S,D~'-A-'I-ON,, -~~rsty'Wtl, Badat Jadrowych, Warvzawa,
ZakIad 'Iniynier,ii Rk~aklorowej
of Nuclear Re-zearch, WaT~~w-,!, Decar~mer,.4. ~-qa-40r
FebruaTy, IC)60
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Determination of small quantities of sodium and
pota3sium by
the method of neutron activation. Nukleonika 5
no.6:317-32"i 160.
1. Instytut Baden Jadrowych PAN, Warszawa, Zaklad
Ingynierii
ReEktorowej,

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AUTHORS: iozefowicz, Krystyna and Adamaki, Les-kaw
TITLE: Determination of impurities in the WWR-S reactor
cooling water using -C -spectroscopy
PERIODICAL: Nukleonikay v. 5, no. 10, 1960p 617-628
TEXT-. In order to enable an early detection of the failure
of the
fuel element or a change to be made in the corrosion rate
during the
operation of the WWR-S EWA reactor, it is necessary to follow
the purity
of the water used as coolant. Any impurities on being
bombarded with
neutrons will form /3 and -r emitting isotopes. The isotopes
are identi-
fied by separating them into the major analytical groups
followed by
scintillation spectroscopy and are confirmed by determining
the rate of
decay for the individual -r lines, the age of the sample
ranging from
8 sec. to 6 months. Only 'r activity was considered; pure 0
emitters
were disregarded. The following equipment was used in the
experimental
work: single channel amplitude analyzerg LAS-l'Boksan" (for
total activi-
ty); a hundred channel amplitude analyzer AI-100 "Raduga"
(for spectro-
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scopic analysis); a photo-multiplier ME -29; a HilgerNAI(Tl)
scintilla-
tion crystal. The-r-spectra were observed in three
regions--OoO5-1,:8
MOVY 0.1-3.0 MeV and 0.3-8.0 MeV. After separation of the
nuclides into
analytical groups~ each group had only a few active isotopes.
The -r -
24
spectra of the short-lived isotopes were marked by the strong
Na
spectrum. To overcome this, a fast separation of Na from all
the others
had to be obtained. This was done by precipitating other
metals with
H2S and OC, after the addition of carriers. Total -(-activity
was
measured by pumping the reactor watert thereby causing it to
flow around
the scintillating crystal at a constant rate. In this way,
the age of
the water sample in the vicinity of the crystal was kept
constant (8 - 10
sec.). The decay of activity at time intervals of 10 sec. - 7
min. was
also recorded. All radio isotopes thus detected are given in
Table 21
where their corresponding 'r-line energy, the most probable
reaction
producing them and the origin of the primary isotope are also
quoted,,
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Radionuclides Identified In the reactor cooling water
Nuclide T112

Energy MeV Reaction

Origin
16N
7.35 s
6.13, 7.11
110 (n,
P)
water
190
27.0 s
0.20
ISO (ff. Y)
water
'SAI
2.31 m
1.78
VAI (n, y)
aluminium
27Mg
9.51 m
1.01
26Mg (n, y)
aluminium
1-5Ni
2.56 h
1.49
6'Ni
(n. y)
steel
5~Mn
2.58 It
0.84, 1.81, 2.09
1-1Mn (n, y)
steel
64CU
12.8
h
0.51 (annih.)
61CU (n, y)
aluminium and steel
24Na
15.0 h
1.37, 2.75
23Na (m, y)
water

1
27AI (n, a)
aluminium
5'Cr
27.8 d
0.32
-10Cr (n, y)
steel
Sgr-C
45.1 d
1.10, 1.29
"Fe (n, y)
steel
124.Sb
60.0 d
0.60. 0.72. 1.69, 2.10
123Sb
In. y)
b,.n:*- _ zituy
6SZn
245 d
1.12
64Zn (n. Y)
., aminium
54Mn
291 d
0.84
54Fe (n, p)
Stcel

5.27 y
1.17, 1.33
-loco (n, Y)
Stecl
Tcble 2
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Detemirintion of irpirities ... D-,1413/1)302
After 10 sec. of decay Uie Y' lilies of 19 0 nzid 16 N (both short
lived)
ivere very prominent, uhile after 5 min. lines Cue to ni~ln ,.lid
56 I'll Ife re
6,1 U
the i.lost I rominent) although those due to Cu and Mg becm-iie
evident.
Other i,,3otope.3 ( G5 N, i 9 59 Fe , 60 Co. 65 Zn) are only
detected t!"tor chemical
sepiirction of Na. In the first 10 days, the total activity found to
be reduced. by z,bout 3GO times (mniuly (lite to 2-1 Na decay). Tc
dcten:,,ille
t~ic ai:,oxint or ;iny of the isotol,ca, the moon noutroil flux and
the -IctivzL-
tion time -,.-xint be known. These are not available in the cuse of
wi-ter
re,~ctor coolont. Additional c-,p!rimcnt:, conducted by the
vuthorz; yeruit
1.1,.e slecific i-ctivity of the three mo.,t active nuclide;; to be
detcr,~iivcdl.
of 11' Ea2CO3 and ZnS04 were irradiated in n thcr-ial coliiz:-,ii.
A sii.m].U~uecju.; irr,,,diation of tributyle 1-hc~-,Ihate und u
deternimAion of
it, .;,,,cciric etivity, w3iiij; L liquid scii:tiiintor develoyed
by E. T.
Jozefoi..-ic,.,~ 7: hiihleonihn (ill I reptratioll) ), pellAt.'i
dvteri!~ilwt~
of Lhe or irradi. tedl Eli, Ka ~-Ind Zn were di,,,.;olvcd in
i:nd tll,.uir : -:qectral line densities were COPIC.1-Cd With
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Determination of impurities.00 D246/D302
from the reactor coolant from which the specific activities of
these
three isotopes in the coolant could be calculated. The
presence of in-
dividual isotopes in the reactor coolant, their concentration
and activity
are all time-dependent since some originate from the
structural materials
(corrosion by water), while concentration of others depends on
whether
the ion exchange filter is working or not. The specific
activity due to
65 Zn was found to increase quickly if the ion-exchange filter
was not
working; a 6 hour working period reduces the 65 Zn activity by
six times~
Neither the fuel nuclides nor any fission products were found
in the
coolant. The authors express their thanks to K. iarnowiecki
for the pre-
paration of samplesp to J. Bouzyk for his help in taking
measurements
and calculations, to E. T. Jozefowicz for the neutron flux
measurements
and W. Suvalski for his assistance in instrumental problems.
There are
11 figures, 2 tables and 7 references: 4 Soviet-bloc and 3
non-Soviet-
bloc. The references to the English-language publications read
as follows:
D. W. Moeller: Beport OIWL 2311 (1957); R. L. Blanchardf G. W.
Leddicotte,
D. W. Moeller: Proc. Gen. Conf. 15/P/796 (1958).
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C\/
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Nuclear Research, Warazawa, Reactor
Engineering Department
SUMITTED: July, 1960
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AUTHORS3 Adamski, Leskaw,
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and Jbzefowicz,Krystyna
TITLE.- Neutron activation of the reactor steel constituents.
Cobalt and manganese determination
PERIODICALs Nukleonika, v. 6, no. 52 19619 325 - 334
TEXT3 In this paper, the authors calculate the relative
activities
of components of a typical stainless steel after neutron
irradia-
tion in a reactor, for different irradiation and decay times,
and
a description of the determination of cobalt and manganese
content
of stainless steel samples by activation analys-_is is also
given.
The calculations are of importance in defining the optimum
steel.
composition for reactor purposes, and the actual determinations
enable the application of these calculations. The composition
of
stainless steel, for which calculations were nicade is typical
(0H18
N9) based on Polish Standards PN-54/H-86020, and all data
relating
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to the acti-- isotopes is taken from the second edition of
BNL-325
Llbstractor'-J note; No further qualification for this
reference is
given7. Table I shows the results of the calculations. The
exposure
times of 100 hours and 250 days correspond to one week and one
year
periods of reactor operation respectivelyg and the decay times
are
chosen to be representative of normal working conditions. Iron
and
chromium are the basic, indispen3able constituents of this steel
so that although chromium appears, after a decay of 24 hours or
more, to give the greatest contribution to the activity, it is
still valuable to limit the content of other activabIe elements
which do not have such strong effects on the properties of the
steel. The cobalt activity being the longest-lived and also
fairly
high, may be the most serious under certain conditions.
Manganese
constitutes the highest proportion of the steel activity during
the
first hours after irradiation. There is, therefore, interest in
both these elements which have been determined bv activation
with
Pile neutrons and V ray spectroscopy. In this, both the single-
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channel pulse height analyzer LAS "BOKSAN" and the hundred-ch~ianel
analyzer AI--100 "RADUGAI% were used. Due to the similarity between
the q-spen-tra of
1 -Co and Fe59, the cobalt was separated chemically
from the activated specimen, and examined on the assumption that
any loss of C060 was proportional to the cobalt content of the
sample, and so would not affect relative results. The activity was
measured using the hundred-channel analyzer in the region of the
C060 lines, and the single-channel analyzer inteErally over 1.10
MeV, activity ratios being assumed proportional"to cobalt mass
ratios. This assumption was established to � 5 % by a subsidiary
experiment using mixtures of cobalt and iron sulphate. The results
of the determinations are compared with those of two chemical ana-
lyses in Table 2. Sample 3 is taken as a standard for normalization
purposes. The steel samples weighed 0.075 gr~. and were irradiated
in the YAVR-S "EWA" reactor. The manganese content was measured
more
simply by a one minute irradiation"'of the steel sample in a flux
of
1012 neutrons/cm2-sec, and the Y-activity in the region of the O.a4
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MeV line was measured from 5 minutes to one hour after the irradia-
tion. The proportionality between activity and manganese content
was
again demonstrated in a subsidiary experiment and Table 3 shov.-i a
comparison of the results with chemical analyses. Here sample is
taken as a standard for normalization. The authors conclude that
activation analysis is the most convenient test for determining the
manganese content of low manganese steels. The authors express
"..heiT
appreciation to Professor J. Yinczewski for his interest. Steel
samples were supplied by -the Institute of Iron Metallurgy
(Gliwice),
where the chemical analysis was performed. There are 4 figures, 3
tables and 9 references-, 2 Soviet--blor and 7 non-Soviet-bloc. The
references to the four most recent English-language publications
read a- follows; C,V. Mills, Iron and Steel 32, 149, 1959; T. Wes-
4-
Uermark and I~ Fineman, Proc,Gen.Conf. 15, p 1409 1958; P. Leveque,
P. Martinelli-, S. May, Intern.J. Applied Radiation and Isotopesp
4,
41, 1958; H.F. Beeghly, Problems in N~uclear Engineering (Ed,
Hughesq
D,J. and coll.) vol. I, p, 118, Per-amon Press, 1957.
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ASSOCIATION: Polish Academy of Sciences, Institute of Nuclear Re-
search, Warsaw. Reactor EnCineering DePoxtment
-*SUBMITTED: March, 1961
Table 1',
&tent.
Ele- Active
nient Iin stef] isotope
per cent
Co
0.05
59co
Ta
0.1
18'Ta
Mn
2.0
Min
As
0,05
75As

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Natural

abundanc
c

cActivation
ross section

eriod

Activity vs. exposure and decay time (t, id)

per cent
barn

(I ()Oh. Gd)

(I 00h. I d)

(250d, Od)

250d, 1d)

(250d, 30d)

100
20+ 16(6OCo)
5.28 y
4.6 >r 10-5
4.6 x to- 5
2.6 Y 10
2 6 X
10-3
2.6,.,10-3
t

16 (60 m Co)
10.4 rn
1.4 X 10-1
0
1.4 x 10
0
01

:00
19 -
III d
2.7 x 10-4

2.7 x 10-4

8.2 10 3

8.2 >, 10- 3

6.8 X 10-3

00
13.3
2.58 h
4.81-1 10-1
9.6,/ 10-,
4.
9.6 x 0-4
1

0

100

5.4

27 h

3.4 X 10-3

1.8 x 10-~

1.6. to
1.9 x 10-~
0

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Table
1.

CU
0.2
TU
69.1
4.3
12.8 h
9.3 X 10-3
2.6 x 10-3
9.3 X 10-3 2.6 X 10`3
0

65cu
30.9
15.5
5.15 m
1.7 y, 10-31 0
,

1 1.7 ~~ 10-3 0
0
Nb
1.0
93Nb
100
1,0
6.6 m
1.1 x 10-1
0
1.1 x 10-1 0
0
Cr
18.5
5OCr
4.31
13.3
27.8 d
2.0 X 10-2
2.0 X 10-2
2.0 X 10- 1 2.0 x 10-1
1.0 X
10-1
MO
2.0
98M0
23.75
0.45
67 h
1.4 x 10-3
1.1 X 10-3
2.2 X 10-3 1.7 X 10-3
1
3 X 10-6
Ni
9.5
64M 1
1.16
1,6
2.57 h
'
M x 10-3
6.2 x 10-6
3.1 x 10-1 6.2 X 10-6
0
Ti
1.0
3OTi
5.34
0.14
5.8
M
1.6 X 10-4
0
1.6 x 10-4 0
0
si
1.0
30si
3.05
0.11
2.62 h
1.2 X 10-4
2.4 x 10-7
1 2X JO-4 2.4 X 10-7
0
Fc
64.6
51FC
0.31
0.98
46 d
2.1 X 10-4
2.1 x 10-4
3.5 X
10-3 3.4 X 10-3
2.2 X 10-3
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Table 2
Cobalt. contents determined In s(ech

Cobalt content (per cent)

Sample
chemical analysis I

activation analvs's

1
0.0103
0.011
0.011

2
0.0094
0.015
0.014

3
0.0314
0.03
0.0310)

4
-
0.087
0.11.
"Standard sample" - value based on cbemical results
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Table 3
Table 3. Manprtse contents detemined In steels

Manganese content (per cent)

Sample
chemical analysis i

activation
analysi's

I
it

1
0.47
0.40
0.45
2
0.55
0.56
0.551)
3
1.24
0.81
1.27
4
0.73
0.19
0.19
5
0.30
-
0.28
6
0.70
-
0.72
7
--0.47
-
0.49
8
0.59
-
0.58
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