SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PARENCHIK, R. I. - PARFANOVICH, B. V.

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GRINEV, E.I.; PARENCHIK, R.I* A
I
Coefficient of the rougbnemis of drain pipets. Vop. g1dr.
no. 12:49-60 163. (MIRA 17:5)

3/145/62/000/005/001/008
D262/D308
AUTHOR: Parenchuk S V Chief Designer
TITIE: Free piston gas generators for an automatically
operated 1200 HP gas turbine power unit for
river craft
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uc 'hebnykh zavedeniy.
Mashinostroyeniye, no. 5, 1962, 18-20
TEXT: A free piston gas generator being designed by the
Berlslav Machine Construction Plant is described in general terms.
The experimental generator, originally designed by the TsNII NIPS
and the Leninskaya Kuznitsa Plant,has been chosen as a prototype.
A nixmber of constructional changes are introduced and higher "
quality materials used in order to reduce the sizes of the com-
ponents and sub-assemblies, simplify the construction, and im-
prove the performance. The parts affected are: compressor and
pis-ton hssemblies, stabilizer, fuel pump system (including auto-
Oard 1/2

S/145/62/000/005/001/008
Free piston gas ... D262/'D308
matic regulation of fuel injection), lubrication and piston cool-
ing systems. Also,a number of additional experimental parts and
sub-assemblies such as cylinder bushes, piston assemblies, com-
pressor cylinders and synchronizing mechanism gears are to be
assembled on the experimental generator and tested. It is stated
that, in general, the lack of cooperation between varl;ouB works,
design offices and laboratories considerably hampers the work
pr-ogress in this field.
ASSOCIATION: BerislavBkiy mashinostroitel 'nyy iavod
(Berislav Machine Construction Plant)
,--Card 2/2

FARENICA. Mnilft
New industrial industrial use of ultrasound. Tech praca 14
no.12:994-995 D 162.
l..Vrad pro patenty a vynale2y.

PARMCA, Antonin
Sav nomnetallic pipe union. Tech pEraca 15 iao.5:380 MY 163.
1, Urad pro patenty a vyna:Lez7.

FABMCA., Antonin
Tipping platforn for unloading auto-mobilea smd truck-s. 'Tech'. pra.,ia
15 no.7:537 J1 163.
1. Urad pro patenty a vynalazy.

PARENICA, Antonin
Magnetic thickness gauge. Tech praca 34 to.6:456 Je IE2.
1. Urad pro patenty a vynalesy, Praha.

Z/047/62/000/006/001/001
D409/D301
ILUTHORt Favrenica, Ant.
HTLE: Inventions - Magnetic thickness gage
2ERIODICAL: Technick& prLca, no. 6, 19-02, 456
'MT: The article briefly lists magnetic thickness gages
.1 pe 1163411 and "635" (6SSR Patents No. 90 581 and 101 94") produced
vy I
by the METRA (Measuring Instruments) National Enterprise in Prague.
The 1163411 gage is destined for measuring paint, enamel, and metal-
coating thicknesses from 10 - 500 ~k , the 11635" gage for measuring
nickel, and nickel-combination coating thicknesses from 2 - 100
In case nickel-copper coatings are measured, the thickness of copper
'Layer atust be known. Both instruments are pencil type and suitable
for serial, mass, and piecemeal production check metiouringa. The mea-
suring accuracy is t 10 %. They resist all common environmental in-
fluences; however, their stability can be affected by strong magnetic
fields and by temperatures above 500 C. The magnetic thickness gages
!3ard 1f2

Z/04 62/000/006/001/001
Inventions - Magnetic thickness gage D409YD301
are del'-'vered together with an instruction booklet and a calibration
chart. There are 2 figures.
ASSOCIATIONi tr'ad pro patenty a vyn&lezy, Prah& (Patents and inven-
tions Office, Prague)
Card 2/2

S)URNDV, Aloksaiidr Ivanovicb; PAnN*VDV, A., redaktor; LILq3. A.,
tekhaicheskly
(Ornamental brick~&clw.] Prefillarl kirpich. Nookya.] go -
skovek-SA rab~ichli, 1955. 62 p. (KLRA 9:1)
(Brick%)

:PAUNOZOV, A., redektdr; IGNATOYAU, A., takhnichookiy redektor
e--
[Construction brigades an collo~tivq'farms; a collection of articles]
Stroltellnya brig4dy v lmlkhosakh; sbornik statel. [Moskva]
Mopikovskii rabochil, 1956. 149 p. (MLRA 10:1)
. (Constraction industry) (Collective forms)

BORISOV, Yu.S., kand. tekhn. nauk.; KORNEV, V.K., inzh.; PUSHKASH, I.I., inzh..;
)%NTSENP B.D. inzh.; PARENIJKOV, A.Ye.; ZAVA-TJITSn, , D.A.
.9
. .....-
Using liquid fuel in bl-st furnaces of the Nizhniy Tag.'!
metallurgical combine. Stall 25 no.6t497-503 Je t65.
(14IRA 18 -.6'
1. Nizhne-Tagillskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat I Urallskiy
rtauchno-issledovatellskiy institut chernykh metallov.

LMNSKI-f A.T.
a;-
Lnprore labor productivity Indices in strip mine ad-rdniBtraticnB.
G,Dr, zhur. no.4:13-14 Ap 165. (MM 18:5)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno.-iseledovatellekly ing3titut nerudnykh stroi-
taltnykh materialov, g. Tollyati, Kuybyahovskoy oblasti.

Jasxamdra
Catalog Of c solar e=ptiom obearred during AG,,I,
mid CG*I* in Bacberents, JUy 29j, 1958-becomber 31, 1939, Studil
astr,ce asimml 8 j%o,62:217-QN 163,

PARITEAKU, G.
Hydraulic gypsum; tests eith plastic mortar. p. 121.
(Industrin Constructiilor Si A Materialelor De Constructii, No. 2. 1957
Bucuresti, Rumania)
SD: Monthly List of Fast Ruropean Accessions (ICFAL) Le. Vol. 6, No. 8, Aug F)57. Uncl.

PAREPFANU, G.
Cetnent from improved anhydrite. p. lD8.
(19DUSTRIA GONSTHUC-MIAR, 3 1 -. MATFUIALEOR DZ Co!-.'--,r,!UCTTI. AUMANIA.. VD-1. 7. no. 2.
Feb. 195 6. )
S'J-. Honthly List of East Suropeni Accessions MAL) LC, Vol. 6 . no. 7, julY 1957. Uncl.

E PEP OA,
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,,UMAJILk/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their 1-8
Application. Ceramics. Glass. Binders. Concrete.
lJour Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 2, 1958, 5425
-Author
Inst Not Given
Titles Hydraulic Gypsum. Experiments with Plastic
Mortars.
Orig Pub Ind. constracillor si mater. constr., 1957,
No 2, 121-123.
Abstract Laboratory experiments have-shown that addition
of varying amounts of lime and trass to build-
ing gypsum imparts hydraulic properties to the
latter. Mechanical tests of specimen-cubes with
sides of 7.07 cm, made from a mixture consist-
Card 112

ULLOVICH, B.Z.,kandidat mediteinakikh mauk.; FAMUBUYA, F.L., (Leningrad)
Anouryim of the ri.ght auricle. Klin. med., 34 no.2-.78-80 Y '56
(AMMYSH (MLRA 9:6)
heart, right auricle. clin. aspects & pathol.)
(HRART. ancurysm
right a,uricle, clin. aspects & pathol.)

IMOVICH. B.Z.,kandidat meditainskikh nauk.; PARITSKAYA, F.L.,(Leningrad)
Aneurysm of the right auricle. Klin. med., 34 no .2:!78-80 7 156
(HL'RA 9:6)
(AMMYSM
heart, right auricle, clin. aspects & pathol.)
(HIM. aneurysm
right auricle, clin. aspects & pathol.)

PATIMMATA, K. S.
gConcerning the Study, Diagnosis. and Clinical Treatmnt of HOW"
TrIabocepballasis.9 Sub 29 Doe 47. All-Union Inst of Nelminthology imenI
Acedeaddlan 1. 1. Skryabln
Dissertations presented for degrees In science and engineering in
Movicow In 1947
SO: Sm No. 457, 18 Apr 55

PAPr-TSXA'I'A, It. 5.
Paretskalra, Y. S. - "Toward a sturiy of' the Oiagnosis and clinical treatment of tri-
chocepha-Liasis in tran", (Thesis or a candifttets- issertation), Trudy Gc-lt-int--!.
laboratorid (akad. nauk SSSR), Vol. 11, 1949, p. 233-35.
SO: U-4630, 16 Sert- 53, (Letopis Taurna2 ~iykh Statey, No. 123, 1949).

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Paretskmya,, R.H.
T.V. Xrasnopertseva., P,.M. Paretskaya. Chromium-base precision alloys.
Title: fSeminar on refractory metalsp corToundsj, and alloys (Kiev, April 1963),
Source: Atommya energiya,, v. 15., no. 3,, 1963, 266-267

ACC NR, Ai-6029012 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/m/oWom/oolo
IINVENMR: Kaufbmn, M. Sh.; Aleshin, V. A.; Pridin, G. M.; GonclLarav, V. P.; Paretski-,
Sirotinckiy, L. S.; Soloveychik, P. M.
!ORG: None
TITLE: A met-hod for producing tubes with a wall thickness which varies with length.
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ass 7, No. 183696
SOURCE:. Izobret prom obraz tov zn, no. 14, 1966, 10
TOP:.C TAGS: metall tube, metal rolling
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces a method for producing ttioes V.'th a
wall thickness which varies with length. The m-~thod consists of varying the distance
between the rollers or moving the naradrel during rolling. This method is used on a)ld
rolling pipe mills. A tube with varying wall thickness is used instead of the blank.
The thickness of the wall of this tube varies according to a law corrcspon.4'ing to thEt
of the finished product. This is done in order to reduce metal pressure on the rollers!
and to ensure the production of tubes with a significant difference in wall thickness
vithc;at craclLing.
,.uB CODE: sam Dim: i3jui64
Card 1/1 UDC; 621-774-3.002,28

BMTKAREV, L.M.; BYKHOVSKIY, Yu.A.; PARETSKITO V.M.; CHAKROTIN, V.S.
Certain physicochenical phenmena in the flame during oxygen-
blow. smelting of copper sulfide concentrates in suBpenBion.
TSvet.. met. 38 no.11:67-75 N 165. (MIRA 18:11)

SOCHKAREV, L*M.1 BYDWSKIY, Yu.A., kand. tekhne nauk; KUPRYAKOV, Yu.P.;
KOSTERIN, V.V.; PARETBKn-. V.)'.*
~~M. I--
-,-. ~ ~-- ~ W,
Pilot plant testing of the smaltina of copper sulfide
concentrates in suspension witf an oxygen blov. Sbor. nsuah.
trud, Gintevetmeta no.23tI15-126 165. (YJRA 18:12)

HASLOVSKIY, 14.F.; VINDGRADOVA, M.A.; ZABEWHM, I.I.; NIKITINAI, I.S.;
PARET-SKIY, V.N.
Fluidized bad drying of dust pulp at the Chimkent Lead Plant.
Sbor. nauch. trud. Gintsvetmeta no.19:367-373 162.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Cbinkent-lead industry)
(Fluidization)

P~.No"I'STY., V.M., FYI:IIO'VSKIY, Yu.A., k--nd, tekhn, naukc
Methods .;i' cadc-alating and the dEsigm- cf :,,I- 'arge
nuzzles for furnni~es for oxygen-blown suspenslQn 5~
I'_
~ Ud . r .
Sb-r. npu(!.-,. 1) ntsvetmata no-23tiM,150 l6'1.
p "2.1

FAMSEW, M.
On the "Erasnorecheuskiv" State Yhrm. Sell. stroi. 15 no.11:14-1c:
'R 160. (MIRA 13:11)
1. PrOiZTDCUtell rabDt Krasnorechenskogo sovkh02a Khabarovskogo
kr.Wa.
(Ehabarovsk region-Farm buildings)

Onp o If tie -P.~ins of s v vi veiir..c rE; -in~~ forp 'itlvo. r.
i'ec m-t:,ow lesiiJct%!,q Orzf-w.. ct~-,aj
-Prfl 15~~P
MariV-.1.% ],-"f7t of' Last L-r,)~)e;4r- ccession ln(i(--x
November
'Incl.

Pknwicz. R.
"Calculating the Most Suitable Type of Products In Bomaking Shn-os.' p.13
(PRZINYSL DRZEWW Vol. 4, no. 8, Aug. 1953, Warszawa. Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, LG, Vol. 3, no. 5, May 1954/Uncl.

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VA 674:3 "31.'
System in the lPrm4*-.SWs% of Wardft-bes,
,,Pmukow*M produkcjl szat". Przemys! Drzewny. 'Co. 3. 19SL pp
57-63. 4 figs.
Tlok introduction in production of connnuous systm rnezhods .1i
om, tif ihe f%indartirntal Wks of the wtAA indmitry P-mve
aclut-Ved by plants usinR continuous system in th,,, proilurimi W
wardrobes, Uirrea" production capacity. work efficiency and rite
01 11till.'ati- lines, decreased time gandards of manufacture
per wardrobe-. Fitarnples are given of continuous production orcani-
3.Wc.n together with detaLled operation plarm tay-out of wmp!ete
units for continuous trork and of Individual bays, as vrell as
mid daily %orking pL-.n diagmms for the plasaLi, own tur
Ity

PAREYSHVILI., Ye.A., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; FULATOVA, E.Ye., kand.ined.
rIauK_-,_fft~FEE!S, Yu.B., m-ladshiy nauchnyy sctrudnik; BATIKYAN, 1.'.,
j
idadshiy nau_chun7y sotrudnik; SAAFIAVIT, D.G., 1a;--clran-
Changes in some metabolic processes of the blood cells and
hemopoietic organs following whole-body X-ray irradiation.
'lop. radiobiol. All AIN. SSR 2:63-74 161.
'hanges in the blood and hemopoj~tic organs shortly after castra-
tion and following whole-body X-ray irradiation. lbid.:75-88
(MIRA 18:4)

PAHEYS-i-PIM, YE. A., PLILA?--'JA, E. YE., KHEM'ETSC, YU. B.
"Changes in the Cells of the -Kood and Hematogenic Orj7ans DrIsirinp
the Action of Ionizing Radiation."
report submitted for the FirEt Conference on the problems of Cyto and
&J'stochemistry, Moscow, 19-21 Dec 1960.
Division of Radiobiolo&y of the Acadeny of Sciences Armenian SSR, Yerevan.

SAIPAIRYAN, A.-A.; PAMSHVILI, Ye.A.; IZMAYLOVA. Ye.F.
Yhrombocyte count in leukemia [with summar7 in English, p.631.
Probl.gemat. i perel.krovi 4 no.1:53-54 Ja-F 159.
(MIRA 12:2)
1. Iz Nsuchno-issledovatellskogo instituta perelivaniya krovi imeni
R.O. Yeo3jyana (dir. K.A. Antonyan) Ministerstva zdravookhranonlya
IrMSSR. -
(LIUKRKIA, blood in,
platelet count (Rue))
(DWO PUTEMS,
count in leukemia (Bus))

PAREYSHVILI., Ye.A., starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Some histochemical changes in leucocyUB in an acute radiation
sickness. Vop. radiobiol. CAN Arm. SSRI 1:69-77 160.(MIRA 15:3)
1. Iz Sektora radiobiologii AV Armyansko SSR
(RADIATION SICEWST -
(LEUCOCYTES)

FAREYSHVILI, Ye.A.; PULATOVA, E.Ye.
Qmn.rres in the blood cells end hematopoietic organs i'v total
X-ray irradiation. Md.rad. no.5:6?-?O 161. WRA 11, - 11)
1. Iz sektroa radiobiologii All Am 01110 SSR (7,av. - stnruhiy
nauchnyy sotrudnik X.A. Kyandaryan *
(NUCLEIC ACIDS) (BU)OD CELLS-RADIOGRAPHY)
(MIATOPOIETIC SYST124-RADIOGRAPHY)

PAREYSHVILI, Ye.A.; OGAIMZHANYAN, E.Ye.; KHEYFEM, Yu.B.
Effect of different doses of eynestrol on blood formation
and viability of irradiated black mice at the line C5 . Radio-
biologiia 3 no.3:447-1+52 163. (MIRA 17M
1. Soktor rediobiologli.-,' All ArmSSR, Yerevan, i I-y
Moskovskiy meditsinskiy Institut im. I.M. Sechenova.

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AUTHOR: Senior Scientist
TITLE: Histochemical changes in the leucocytes in acute
radiation sickness
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk Armyanskoy SSR. Sektor radiobiologii.
Voprosy radiobiologii. v.1, 1960, 69-77
TEXT. Early metabolic disturbances in the leucocytes after
X-irradiation were carried out by histochemical methods on 100
white mice which were subjected to a lethal dose of 600 r.
The ribo nucleic acid content of the leucocytes as determined by
the Brachet method began to fall 10 minu.tes after irradiation, and
after 72 hours the cells had all lost their staining power, except
for a very occasional cell which had presumably just been released
from the bone marrow. 1n preparations stained by tne Feulgen
method to demonstrate deoxyribonnucleic acid some loss of
reticulation was noted in the nuclei of the leucocytes 20 winutes
after irradiation, and after 3 hours the staining had become
diffuse and reduced in intensity. The decline in staining power
continued until 72 hours, but deoxyz-ibonucleic acid did not
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disappear completely and some was still present at death. The
catalase activity of the neutrophils began to rise 5 minutes after
irradiation and fell again after 3 hours. The fat metabolism of
the cells was relatively radio-resistant; fat did not begin to
accumulate in the cells until after 3 hours, and the changes were
not marked until after 12 hours.
There are 3 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Sektor radiobiologii AN ArjrSSR
Radiobiological bection, AS Arm.SSR)
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PAREYSHVILI, Ye.A., starshiy nauchnyy Sotrudnik; MAILYAN, E.S.J. kand.med.nauk
17,ffect of decortication on the hemopoiesis in ir-i-a-diated dogs.
Vop. radiobiol. -411 ARL SSR 2:99-111 161.
(MIRA 18:4)

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,,AREYSHVIII, Ye. A.
"Changes in the Thrombocytic Apparatus During Malaria." Cand Med Sci,
Yerevan State Medical Inst, Yerevan, 1954. DMBiol, No 8, Dec 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR
Higher Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sum. No. 556 2-4 Jun 55

PAREYSKIY, N. N.
M. C. MLODENSKIY (Dr. of Physics and Mathematics) and N.N.PAREYSKIY:
"Elastic Tides and Random Revolutions of the Earth in Connection wish its
Structure."
SO: Soviet Academy of-Science Proceedings, No.6, March Issue 1955; A-bW7.

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PARn, B.
New kinds of standards in the Seviet Union. p. 23.
Normalizace. (Urad pro normalizace) Praha, Czechoslovakia.
Vol. 7, no. 2, Aug. 1959
Monthly list of Fast i~uropean Acces.-;ions (ITAI) I,C, vol. 9, no. 1, Jan.
1960
Uncl.

PAREZ, 3.
Methods in raw-materials exonaV . p U
Normalizace. (Urad pro normulizace) Prah&, Czechoslovakia.
Vol. 7, no. 4, Oct. 1959
Xonthly list of ~,ast Furolpean Acces-sions (7"A1) LC, vc.1. 9, no. 1,
Jan. 1196C
Uncl.

ninw-Z, B.
Significance and tasks of standardization from *the point of view of electrical
engineering. P.40 (Nova Technika, Vol.1, no.2, Feb. 1956) Praha
SO: Montld3~ List of' ~,ast Luropean Accession (_,zAL) LO, Vol.6, no.',-, Jui3 195-f. incl.

PARMt B.
Electric appliances in the household. p.319
EUKTPOrENNIK. ('Anisterstvo strojirentstvi) Praha
Vol. 1.0, no. 10, Oct. 1.0.55
East Luropean Iccessions List Vc)l. 5 Nol Jan. 1956

PIMP '17, B.
3tanlardization in the ize,21-!os1ovnk national economy. p. 12.'.
NDTWALII'j~~E. ?raha. Vol. 3, no, 6, June 1954.
SUTICE: East Euro-)ean Ac~-essions List ('E"EAL), LO, Vol. 5, no. 3, March 1)56.

?!a-z' B.
Liability of st,.-te st-md~irds. p. 1.86.
NOCUMISACE. ',,raha. Vol. 3, no. 9, Seot- 1954.
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EEAL), LC, Vol. 5, no. 3o March 1)56.

B.
Tan Eilek ras-ed auay. p. 2C7*
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Vol. L, no. 9. S,pt.
NOFUMVJ.I~SIXE
Praha, Czechoslovakia
Sc,: Eaztern Zurcrcar. Acccssicn Vr"I. '5 ':c. 1. Arril 1556

PAREZ, Bohwriil
Chranene vodice. (Protected Conductors. 18t ed. illus., bibl, index, tables) Prague,
SNTL, 1957. 331 P.
The book is a modification of author's work Moderni instalace plastovymi vodici
(Modem Installation Using Conductors ?,rotected by Goats) published in 1937. Parts
were rovised and other enlarged. The five chapters of the book deal with the system
of conductors,, their installationS and protection against dangerous contacts, and
with the application of the system of protected conductors and aluminum conductors.
Bibliograficky katalog, CSR, Ceske knihy, No. 31. 10 Sept 57. p. 668.

PAREZ, J.
AGRICI f I ITIRE
Periodical LESNICKY CASOTIS. Vol. 4, no. 4/5, 1958
NOVOTNY, M. ; PAREZ,J. 7be right application of statistical methods in forestry.p.3jO I
Monthly I4st of' East European Accessions (EKAI) LC, Vol. 8, no- 3. '"ar. 1959, Uncl.

PAREZ Jan. inz. CSO.
Use of the Schwappach growth tables (1902) for determining the
volum- of young spruce forests. Les cas 11 no.2:149-160 F 165.
1. Research Institute of Forestry and Game Keeping, ',-)raslav-
Strnady. Submitted May 25, 1964.

PAREZ., Jaroslair, inz.
Some problems in designing the compressed-air sections for electric
power distribution stations. Energetika Cz 13 no.5:244-21+6 My 163.
1, Energoprojakt, Praha,

PAUM0111C. M.; MOMINJAC, M.
Hicrocheideal reaction for proof and approximate determination of
gold. p. 1. Srpska akademija nauka. Odeljenje prirodno-matema-
tickih miuka. GLAS. Beograd.
No. 216,, 1955
SOURCE: East European Accessions List, (EEAL). Libraz7 of Congress,
Vol. 4, No. 12, December 1955,

Prk3'~VkNOVIC, Ne elikot So
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-Automation Department, Institute of Nuclear Sciences
Belgrade-Vintcha, Bulletin of the Institute of Nuclear Sciences
'Boris Kidrich*, Vol 11, Mar 1961, pp 111-122.
117-T11. 'Solution of Integral Equations on a Differential Analyzer by
Fredholm's Method."

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A solution of the system of balance equations of gaseous
combustion products by 'Univac-601 digital-computing machine.
In English. Zbornik rad Mat inst SAN 69:133-150 160.
(EM 10:8)
(Univac computer) (Combustion) (Genes)
(Electronic digital computers)

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computers. Automatil-s 4 no.2-.IGG-1011 :63.
1. Institut "14ihailo Pupip", Beograd.
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PAREZOOVIC., Redeljko S.
SAving integral eqaationB by tb) Fredholn method with the ai-d
of a differential analyzer. Bul Inst Nucl 11:111-122 161.
1. Institute of Nuclear Sciences "Boris Kidrich"' Automation
Department., Vinca.

PATLEZRIOVIC) PADO
Detoxication of housebald gas; abstroct. Oss Hem dr 27
no.9/10073-57.4 064
1. Departnent for Teebnological. Processing of Mineral Rau
Mhterials of the Mining Institute,, Belgrade.

?AWs7MO-VIC,_Frvoalavj, inzo., asistent (Beograd., 3remaka 9)
Content of hydrogen in hydroearbow determined by the neutron
and radioisotope radiations. Pt. 3. Tehniket Jug:Suppl.:
Radioizotopi zrac 2 no.1:32-36 Ja 163.
1. Zavod za tehnolosku preradu mineralnih sirovina Rudarskog
instltuta, Beograd.

- PAREZANOVIC Frvoslav _Inz., azistent (Beograd, Srenska 9)
Content of hydrogen in hydrocarbons determined by radioisotope
and neutron radiations. Pt. 3. Tekhaika Jug 17 no.12&2251-2256
D 162.
1. Zavod za te6olosku preradu mineralnih sirovins, Rudarskog
Instituta., Beokrad.

PLRPEZANOVIG, Prvoslav, inz.
Detoxication of town gas. Rudar glasnik 2:51-61 163.

FAMMOVIC., Pn2g"j, inz., asistuat (Beograd, Sr=Bka 9)
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HYdrogen content in bydrocarbons determined b7 radi4voto*b and
neutron radiation. Tebmilm Jug 17 no.9:Supp3.. Radioizoto'Di zrac 1
no.9.*1663-1661*6 6 162.
1. Zavod 2a tehnolosku preradu nineralnih eirovina Phularskog instituta,
Beograd.

PMUNOVIC, Prvoslav, inz., asiatent (BDograd, Sremoka broj 9)
Detemination of hydrogen content in hydrocarbons with the aid
of radioisotope and neutron radiation. Tehyli Jug 17 no.10:
Suppl..: Radioizotopi zrac 1 noolo-.1260-11366 0 162.
1, 7ALvod za tehnolooku preradu mineralnih sirovina Rudarskog
irtatituta, Beograd.

PAREZANCVIC, P"oslav,, ing,.,Assistant. (Beograd, Sremska 9)
Measurement of thickneqs, denaltv and level by, radlolsotopeB.
Tehnika Jug 37 no.3:432-439 162.
1. Department for Technological Development of 1,1ineral Raw
Materials, Institute of Mines, Beograd.

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ATUTHOR: Parezewski, W., Docant
TIT'LE: Vertical Currents Aid Gliding (Vertilmllnyye potoki na
s,uzhbe pl-nerizmu); II. Radlatio.-I TTermals (Tez~miki
radiatsli)
PERIODICAL:: Ta7l'ya rodiny, 1958, Nr 3, pp 20-22 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is the second of a series of articles by a well-
1c,io-om Polish meteorologist, glider pilot, and a member of the
staff uf the State Hydrometeorological Institute in Warsaw.
7he author asserts that ascending thermal currents develop
from the irregular heating of the 'lower layers of air. The
difference in temperatures increases not only between rapidly
and slowly heating layers, but also over thermally uniform
s=-,fa--es- Thermal ascending cuz-zants of lower layers originate
only where there is a sufficient temperature dIfference between
warm air and the surrounding cold air. These currents rise
rapidly when detached from the lower layers and upon reaching
the condensation level they inerease in strength. When
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cumuli formed from thermal currents expand to full capacity,
vertical currents below them disappear. Thermal currents of low
layers last only a short time. Some 50 percent last an average
of from 8 to 12 minutes, 25 percent - approximately 20 minutes,
the rest for either longer or shorter periods. Ascending currents
are not continuous. in their upward movement vertical currents
are weak at first and therefore of no use to glider pilots. The
greater the distance from the surface of the earth, the stronger
the ascending currents, which when joined with wider currents can
be used in. soaring flights. In thermal radiation ascending
currents of sufficient strength are usually found no lower than
100 to 150 m above the earth's surface, occasionally at 50 m.
The velocity of the rising air depends upon the degree of the
temperature difference between the rising and the surrounding air.
Cloud currents develop not only during the upward formation of a
cumulus but also when a horizontal axis of rotation (rotor) forms
within and below it. In radiation thermals horizontal rotating
movements occur only under strongly developed cumuli. On days of
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ascanding enjurrents., 6escending currents also occur, since rising
ali.r is replaced by an equal amount of decending air. Streams of
dacending *.-urrents nre weaker between clouds than at the base of
c~uwal_`, a 1 oint. lt;o %,-,e borne in mind during soaring flights. On days
when ascending cu-zrelits are less intense, descending currents do
zn_ot develop strength which preeludes a sudden drop of a glider. in
jladg_'ng the possibility of flights In ascending currents, their
velocity.. frequency, and vertical radius must be correctly
eattiated. A prope.-::- flight in radiation thermals consists
basically of two elementso. the gain of altitude in thermal currents
and t-,he skillful passn-ge fron, one thermal current to another. The
glider should be directed toward a cloud with ragged edges and a
darkly outlined base. At times the glider encounters ascending
currents before reaching the base of the cloud or below its base.
Thermal ascending cm,,rentB are nevertheless frequently met in the
absence of cumuli. in some cases, despite the large accumulation
of cumuli, it is not. possible to locate sufficiently strong vertical
current B. The main factor of interest to the pilot at the beginning
of the flight is the degree of instability of the air above the base
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of the cwaulus. Cumuli of no more then 3 to 5 points are best for
flights in radiation thermals because they develop above areas where
ascending currents are most vigorous. In the absence of a cumulus,
the pilot must be guided by the relief of the locality. When
there is a relatively strong wind ascending thermal currents
may be found above slowly heating terrain, i.e., moist pastures,
swamps, etc. A prolonged flight calls for the greatest velocity
and finding the strongest streams in the center of the thermal
current. Upon finding the center of the current, the pilot rises
in spiralt3 to maximum altitude, then flied directly to the next
ascending current. Thermal currents develop maximum intensity
3 to 5 hours after sunrise; they dissolve 2 to 3 hours before
sunset. Their development is strictly associated with air
temperatiu?e. Polish glider pilots achieved good results in
following the above technique. Engineer Yerzy Popiel, one of
the leading glider pilots in the country, flew 541-31 km on
20 July 1953 to a designated point, establishing a world record.
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TedeuBz Gora, honorary Polish Master of Sports, one of the most
experienced glider pilots and holder of many awards, is Im-own for
his unusually correct appraisal of meteorol6gical conditions and
changes in the air gained from a thorough study of meteorology,
long training and numerous competitions. There are 6 drav;Lngs and
2 photographs of the two Polish glider pilots. To be continued.
AVAILABLE: Librany of Congress
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u Beogradu, Upravnik: prof. dr. Uroa Jekie.
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S/263/62/000/007/00910 14
1007/1207
AUTHORS: Deryagin, B. V., Zakhavayeva, N. N., Talayv, M. V., Parfanovi~11._-B--N. and
Makarova, E. V.
TITLE: Metal device for determining the specific surface of powder and porous bodies
PERIODICAL. Rcferativnyy zhurnal, otdel'nyy vypusk. Ismeritcl'naya Icklinika, no. 7, 1962, 26- 27, abstract
32.7.175. Collection "Issled. v obl. poverkhnostn. sil". M., AS USSR, 1961, 190 196
TEXT: The 'I FKh SSSR' has designed a device for determining the specific surface of porous bodies, working
on the principle of filtration of highly rairified gas under molecular flow conditions. The filtration theory
developed by B. V. Deryagin made it possible to derive the formula for determining the specific surface
SO in M2/g:
S, k Vhd
-hr - F_
where k = the constant of the device; 8 = degree of porosity; hd = pressure drop within the sample; h,
rbeometer readinW., F = mass of sample, in g. The device comprises a capillary-type rheometer, a pressure-
difference gage, a 1/acuum chamber for the boat, with a porous baffle plate and a sealing cover and fittings
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Metal device...
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1007/1207
(cocks and pipes). All components, except the capillary tube, the reading tubes and the vacuum gage, are
made of steel or brass. Prior to the determination, the device is completely scaled up, and then the rheomcier
capillary tube is graduated; a weighed powder sample is introduced in uniform layers in the boat and compaclcd
by means of a spr-cial press. The height of the powder layer is measured by means of a vernier gage; the boal
then is put into the chamber where a vacuum of the order of 10- 1 to to- 2 min Hg is produced. An air
stream is blown through the sample at a definite flowrate h, The pressure drop la, is then measured. Tht
device (weighing 8 1g) is extremely sturdy and may be used in a wide field of measurements (of carbon
black, sugar, lacquers, sintered carbide production, etc). The accuracy of measurements is about 5%.
Duration of a single determination is 20 min There are 6 figures and 8 references.
(Abstracter's note: Complete translation.]
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8/081/62/000/006/042/117
B101/B110
AUTHORSt Deryagin, B. V., Zakhayayeva, N. N., Talayevp H. V-1
Parfanovich. B. N., Makarovao Ye. V.
TITLE: Metallic device for determining the specific surface of
powdery and porous substances
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Xhimiya, no. 6, 1962, 162, abstract
6y,)72 (Sb. "Issled. v obl. poverkhnostn. ail". M., All SSSR,
1961, 190 - 196)
TEXT; A metall-ic device is described with which the pressure dr6p and the
filtering rate of a rarefied gas can be measured on its steady flow through
a cylindrical vacuum vessel into which the sample is pressed. On the basis.
of the measured data, porosity, specific surface, and particle size are
calculated. The measurement accuracy of the specific surface of samples
width a dispersity between 10-6 and 10-2 cm is 3 - 5 (Abstracter's
note: Complete translation.]
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NR -FA NC V I C. H, N - PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATIOIN SOV/5590
Konforentaiya po povorkhnoctnym Dilam. Moccow, 1960.
issladovaniya v oblaoti poverihnootnyk-h oil; nbornik dokladov na
konferontnii po povorll~hnoBtnym silam, aprell 1960 g. (Studios
in the Field of Surface Forces; Collection of Ranorts of the
Conference on Surface Forces, Held in April 1960~ Moocow, Izd-
vo All SSSR, 1961. 2`11 p. Errata printed on the inside of back
cover. 2500 copies printed.
Spon3oring Agency: Institut fizichookoy khimli Akademii nauk -ISSR.
Resp. Ed.: B. V. Daryagin, Corresponding Member, Academy of Sciences
USSR; Editorial Board: N. N. Zakhavayeva, N. A. krotova, M. 1,11.
Kuzakov, S. V. Nerpin, P. S. Prol~horov, MI. V. Talayov and 0. 1.
Puka; Ed. of Publishing House: A. L. Bankvitser; Toch. Ed.:
Yu. V. Rylina.
PURPOSE.- This book is intended for physical chemint's.
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Studies in the Field of Surface Forces (Cont.) SOV/5590
COVERAGE: This is a collection of 25 articles in physical chemiatY7
on problcmz of surface phenomena Investigated at or in associa-
tion with tho Laboratory of Surface Phenomiana of the Institute
of Physical Ghcmiztry of the AcadcrZr of Sciences USSR. The first
article provides a detailed chronological account of the Labora-
tory's work from the day of its establishment In 1935 to the
present time. The remaining articles discuss general surface
fcrce problems, polymer adhesion, surface forces in thin liquid
layers, surface phenomena in dispersed systems, and surface forces
In aerosols, Names of scientists who have been or are now associ-
ated with the Laboratory of Surface Phenomena are listed with
references to their past and present associations. Each article
is accompanied by references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Zakhavayeva, N. N. T1.4onty-Five Years of the Laboratory of
Surface Phenomena of the IYKhAN SSSR (Institute of Physical
Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences USSR) 3
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3tudies In the Field of Surface Forces (cont.) SOV/5590
Adhesion Process Ln Platinum Threads 14 3
I-V. SURFACE PHM_,iCM_E%1A !N DISPERSION SYSTO.'S
Volarovich, N. P., and 21, V. Churayev. investigation of
rrocessc:s of 'Moisture Mlovement in Peat By the Radioactivo-
Isotope Method 149
Nemin, 3. V., and B. V. Deryagin. Surface Phonomena in
Soil Mec:ianics 156
,Ilazman, Yu. M. Theory of the Coagulation of Lyophobic
Sols al Means of Electrolyte Mixtures 166
Daryagin, B. V., N. 14. Zalchavayeva, and A. M. Lopatina.
Investigating the Filtration of Electrolyte Solutions in
High-Dispersion Powders 175
Kudryavtseva, N. M., and B. V. Deryagin. Investigating the
Slow Coagulation of Hydrosols With a Flow Ultramicroscope 183
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Studies in the Field of Surface Forces (cont.) SOV/5590
Talayev, I,,. V., B. V. Deryagin, and N. N. Zakhavayeva.
FyperLmental Study of the Filtration of Rarefied Air
Through Porous Bodies In a Transitional Area of
Pressures 187
Der-jagin, B. V, N. N. Zakhavayeva, 14. V. Talayev,
ParL~L~ni , and Yo. V. Makarova. Netallic Dovico I or
DMmlning tho Specific Surface of Powdered and Porous
Bodica Igo
V. SURFACE FORCES IN AEROSOLS
Deryagin, B. V., S. P. Bakanov, S. S. Dulchin, and 0. A.
Batova. Diffuslophoresis of Aerosol Particles 197
Bakanov, S. P., and B. V. Deryagin. Behavior of a Snail
Aerosol Particle in a 27onunifomly Heated Mixture of Gases 202
Strozhilova, A. 1. Differential Counter of Condensation
Nuclei 209
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ACCESSION NR: AP4043824 S/0303/64/000/004/0062/0064
AUTHOR- Deryagin, B. V., Toporov, Yu. P., 71omfelld, 1. N., Aleynikova, I. N.,
ar anoin N
P f , Mch!_~JB
TITLE: Compressed air adhesion gauge
SOURCE: Lakokrasochny*ye materialy* I ikh primeneniye, no. 4, 1964, 62-64
TOPIC TAGS: organic coating, film adhesion, powder deposit adhesion, organic film
adhesion, compressed air adhesion gauge, adhesion gauge design, adhesion gauge
ABSTRACT: The report describes a compressed air adhesion gauge based on the
principles of the May, Smith and Snow (Nature, 179, 494, 1957) method, designed by the'
authors to measure adhefdon of organic film and powder deposit coatings to solid surfaces.
The instritment consists of a high-pressure chamber (receiver, 0-150 atm) and a low-
pressure chamber (thick-walled barrel, inside diameter = 22.4 mm), Beparated!~y a
suitable membrane. A cylindrical projectile is propelled by compressed air when the
membrano is pierced and impacts on a disk of high-ptrength heat treated steel. The
resultant inertia producen separation of an organic ~;ating deposited on the proJectile face
(target has center aperture with diam. = 16 mm) or a powder coating deposited on the
external surface of the target (solid disk). Described modifications allow tests In air,
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ACCESSION NR: AP4043824
vacuum or any gas medium. 'Adhesion strength is determined as the minimal velocity of
a projectile which results in separation of the coaft. Orig. art. has: 2 illustrations.
ASSOCIATION: None
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SUB CODE: 33P XT NO REF SOV: 005 6THER: oors
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