SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OCHEV, V.G. - OCHKIN, A.V.

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OCEIZV, V.G.
Comparison of middle and upper Triassic deposits In the
Chkalov and Bashkir parts of the Ural Mountain region. Mauch.
dokl. vys. shkoly; goal.-geog. nauki no-3:"-103 '58.
(KIRA 12:1)
1.Saratovskly universitst, goologichankly fakulltat, kafedra
plaa*ntologii.
(Oreiburg Province--Geology, Stratigraphic)
(Bashkiria--Geology, Stratigraphic)

AUTHOR: Ochev, V. G. 30V/20- 122-3-4 5/ "1
TITLE; New Data Concerning Triassic Vertebrates of the Orenburg-
Ural Region (Novyye dannyye po faune triasovykh ~ozvonoch-
nykh Orenburgskogo Friurallya)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk 3SSR, 1958, Vol 122, Nr
pp 485 - 488 (U33R)
ABSTRACT: By way of introduction the author sums up the strati._.~raph.y
of the Triassic rocks of the Orenburg-Ur~~l region.
Because phyllopoda remains are seldom found in the lowest
Buzulukskaya suite, the Permian-Triassic boundary in this
area is poorly established. Apart from the Buzulukskaya
suite the Yushatyrskaya is in greatest need of a faunal
substantiation of its boundaries. Vertebrates are of the
greatest importance for further subdivigicn of t~-,e Triassic
z3pdiments. Onl,,,, two loclities of vertebrate finiings
have hitherto been known. During the years 1955-1?-.'/
the author and V. A. Garyain~v discovered a number of
new fossillocallties. A skull of u new type of Triassic
labyri.nthodont (Par,bPrthosuch.;s gen.nov. uralensis sp.nov.'),
Card 114 along with many decomposed bone splinters, was found in

New Data Concerning Triassic Vertebrates of 30V/20-1_22-3-45,':~7
the Orenburg-Ural Region
the upper part of the Blyumentall ravine not far from
the Blyumentall settlement in the Burtinskiy ra'~M of the
Orenburgskaya ablast'. Previously the author had discoverdd
a number of bone localities in the Kyzyl-3z-,y ravine
not far from the village of Andreyevka. Two of these
points, which are in the Buzulukskaya suiteg aere excavuted
in 1956-57. One of these fossil localities occurs in
co,Lrsely-grained, cross-bedded sands which apparently
represent a river-bed of delta-alluvium deposit. Here were
found fragments and whole bones of labyrinthodonts,
pseudosuchia, proterosaaria, the teeth of theriodonts,
dionoan fish, and countless fish scales as well as
procolophonids. This assemblage is typical of excavation-
assemblages of the V.zone (Bentosuchus Zone). However, the
second location, whi-ch is some 20 m higher in the s,--ction,
reveals an assemblage ahich is not characteristic of the
V.zone. At this point a zqi,t~leton of a very larFo, p!3(~udo~j,~Chi~i
was found. In the red loam of the Donguzskaya suite, eXP03ed
~'ard 2/4 on the right b~,nk of t~ie Berdyank~, River, 1/2 km doNr,. stream

ilew Data Concerni:~~; Triassic Vertelurates of t-e Qrenb,r- '-JV 2 2
_-'ral Re,.-ion
from the vil'ar-P. of Novo-Alekaandrovka, Jol I -lie ti~iy rayon
in thp oblast of Orenburg, a dicynodont skel,~tor,
found. I- Ll~dition a new assemblade of fossils fro e
locaii-~~, . of t.,,.e Yushatyrskaya suite (discovered i.,-.
1948 by B.P.Vlyushkov) was identified. The followi.,.g
were found: Order TEMNOSPONDYLI, superfamily CAPITOS~.UaG-
IDEA, family Benthosuchidae grenus Parabenthosuchus
(previously mentioned, Fid 1~. This m is furthe-r
advanced than those of the South African Uralocentrodon
and Lydekkeriana . The brain case has thicker walls t-a:-
that of Wetlugosaurus anCustifrons Rjab. Family KAST0DJN-
S,URIDAE, 6ronus LL-iotodonoaurkis, opecies M.maximus sp.nov.
7--
krig 2). It was fiourd in the Sol'-Iletsk rVGn near t!~e
Bukobay River, oblast of Ore~.burG, Yushatyrowl:_iya s-~ite,
VII zone. Thi;.,~ i_ the jreatest known species, rel,Lted to
hl.git:anteus FraKs. Order COTYLOSAURIA, family PROTOCOL",-
PHOITIDAE, ,-eriLls Tichvinakia Tshud. et Vjush., 19'~b,
species T.burLoiiais op.nov. was found in the afore-
Card 3/4 mentionorl ravine K_zyl-Sny. It is relatod to T.vjatker;.,;'i,3
y

New Data Concerning Triassic Vertebrates of the Orenb,.~r~:-
~ion
Ural Re,-"
and T.jugensis Tshud. et Vjush (Ref 5). T:~ere are 3
figures and 6 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
ASSOC I AT I ON: Saratovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im.
shevskogo (Saratov State University imen-4 11.3.C-ernys:-.evsk_iy)
PRESE:"TED: May 12, 1956, by D.V.Ilalivkin, Member, Academy of Scie:.ces,
USSR
SUBMITTED: May 9, 1958
Card 4/4

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AUTHORt Ochev, V. G. 3r"/, 2C -'2 71-4 -4 9/ 55
TITLE: New Data on Pseudosuchia of the USSR (,11ovyye dannyye po
psevdoz!Ahi.yam SSSR)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol '23, Nr 4, pp 749-751
(USSR)
ABSTRACTt The Reptiles, especially the pseudosuchian, play an evermore
important rola today in Triassic stratigraphic problems.
survey of finds (Refs 1,2) as well as a description of
peaudosuchian remains is given. In 1956 the author found
pseudosuchian bones in the upper part cf the BuzulLkskaya
quite (Burtinskiy area, region of Orenburg), These bones
belong to a new family: Garjainidae fam.nov k'Order Thecondontia
Owen, 1859). The family includes the genus Garjainia gen.nov.
with the new species. Garjainia prima sp.nov. (Fig 1). it is
a large pseudoeuchian with a skull 430 min across. The general
character cf the skull indicates that it is similar to the
family Proterosuchidae, but dif."ers by a aeries of character-
istics: the teeth are thecodont, palate and interparietaie,
and the intercentrum of the cervical vertibra is missing.
Card 1/3 The closest descendents uf the proterosuchian may be

New Data on Pseudosuchianof the USSR SOV/20-123-4-49/53
Elaphrosuchus Broom Ref 3) from South Africa and
Erythrosuchus Huene ~Ref 4). Excavation% village Andreyevka,
canyon Kyzylsay, bed T1, upper part of Zone V of I. A.
.1
Yefremov. Further work with the gargainian could solve
interesting stratigraphic problems. On the whole, the fauna
of the above-Aentioned V zone is more advanced than that of
the Lyetrosaurus zone of South Africa. The V zone thus
corresponds to the youngest part of the Lystrosaurus zone, or
it at least corresponds to a part of the Procolophon zone
(Ref 8). The lower part of the Lystrosaurus zone in the
eastern part of European USSR corresponds to the unconformity
between the Permian and Triassic. There are 1 figure and 8
references, 4 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONs Saratovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. N. G. Chernyshevs-
kogo (Saratov State University imeni N. G. Chernyahevskiy)
PRESENTEDt July 16, 1956, by D. V. Nalivkin, Academician
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OCHEV.
Continental interruption between the Paleozoic and
-Mesozoic in the east of the European part of U.S.&R.
IZV.VY13.ucbeb.zav.; geol.i razv. no.3:32-36 My 160.
OADA 13:7)
1. Saratovskiy, nauchno-iseledovatel'skiy geologicheskiy
iastitut.
(Russia-Geology. Stratigraphic)

OCHL"V, V.G.
Triassic sti'ati&z.a,hy of the Ural. Vo=tain region, based (.n
tea. Trud.- IMI'Inc.20-35-40vo2. 1 16-0.
vertebra+ 1.11T
WIFA 14:7)
(Ural Mountain reCion, -Palerntcloiry, Stratigr--,;hic~

CCHEVP V
Stratigraphy of the continental Triassic sediments in the eastern
portion of the European part of the U.S.S.R. Uch.zap. SGU 74:
131-138 '60. (YJRA 15t7)
(Geology, Stratigraphic)

0CM v V. G.
A new thecodont from Triassic deposits in the Orenburg area of the
Ural Muntain region. Paleont.zhur. no.1:161-162 161.
WIRA 1-4.8)
1, Saratovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni N.G.Chernyshev.-
skogo.
(Kyzyl-Say region (Orenburg Province)-Reptile8, Fossi-1)

OCHET, V.G.
Climate of the Traissic in the southeastern part of the
European U.S.S.Re Izv, vys* ucheb, zavo; geol, i razv.
3 no.6:18-22 Je 161o (MIRA 14:7)
1. Saratovskly gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni. Chemyshe-tskogo.
(Paleocli.matology)

COMO V.G.
Finds of the littloe-kwm-gro a of Triassic vertebrates. Izv.
vys.ucheb.sav.; geol.1 razv. 5 no.9*25-28 5 162. (MIRA 16t1)
1. SaratovsIdy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. X.G.Cherrqshev-
skogo. (Orenbtwg Province-Vertebrates, Fossil)

GORYAINOV, V.A.; OCHEV, V.G.
Stratigraphy of Triassic sedJments In the portion cf the Ural
Mountain region in Orenburg Province. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.;
geol. i razv. 7 no.4:16-22 Ap 164. (MIRA 19:7)
1. Saratovskly gosudarstvennyy universitet.

OCHEV, V.G. , POLUBOTO, I.V.
"lw finds of Ichth7osauria in the northeast of the U.S.S.R.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; geol. i razv. 7 no.7150-55 Jl 164
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Sarutovtikly guoudarstvemnyy universitat I Severo Vcstnchyi(-yr,
ge-Aogicheskaye upravlaniye.

OCHEVP V.G.; SHISHKIN, M.A.; GARYAINOV, V.A.; TVERDOKHLEBOV, V.P.
Now data on the strat1graphic division.of the Triasgic accoiding to
vertebrates in the Ural Mountain portion of Orenburg Pro7ince. Dokl.
AN SSSR 158 no.2:363-365 S 164. (MIRA 17tlO)
1. Nauchno-issladovatellskiy institut geologii pri Saratovskom gosudar-
stvennom universitate im. N.G.Chemyshevskogo i Paleontologicheakiy insti-
tut AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom Yu.A.Orlovym.

OCHIMIA . Gh. , ing.
Through mechanization to higher productivity. Constr Buc
15 no.697:2 18 My 163.
1. Din D.G.I.C.M.F.S. - M.I.C.

OCHIANA, M.
The role of 3cientifte A-9sociation Of Engineers an,! Technicl;ins in Jntrojuction of
new technique in thew ood ind.ist[-j. p. 435.
(DMU33TRIA LEMNULUI. iRUMINIA. V01. 5. no. 10, Oct. 19561
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions k&4L) Lc, Vol. 6. no. 7. July 1957. Uncl.

STATICESCU P. ing.; OLTEANUt Gh.9 dr.; HATEI, A.0 ing.2- HUNTEANU, E.
i49.; Emu, m., ing.; Pon, r... ing.; RAGZ.. Z, ing.;
CoMt 1.9 ing.; LEVUEL, V., inge; UW-GUI C., inge;
SINGER,, X.,v ing.; CRETU, I.,v ing.; GRIGORAS, m., ing.;
CRACIUNESCUIC.,, ing.; CCLIS, L. inge; BACOS, H.9ing,;
AI=DMECU, T., ing.; BWOVAN, I.,, Ing.; TOAIUIICZSKI,E., ing.;
99HIM,-S.9 ing.; MOCAVU, E., ing.
Results obtained with different varieties in sugar-beot
growing. Ind allm 14 no.9:342-348 S163.
1. Fabrica de zahar Giur 1JU (f Matei, Hunteana).
2. Fabrica de zahar Bod ~for i~lsch, Pope)*
3. Fabrica de zahar Tg. Mures (for Racz, Cosma, Lengyel).
4. Fabrics. do zahar Roman (for Lungup Singer .
5. Fabrica de zahar Bucecea (for Cretu, Grigoras).
6* Fabrica de zahar CELtenia (for Craciumescu,, Colis).
7. Fabrics de zahar Banat (for Bacos).
8. Fabrica de zahar Arad (fo-,- Alexandrescup Earzovan).
9. Fabrica de zahar Ludus (for Toarnicaski, C-.hiana).
10.. Fabrica de zahar Sascut (for Mocanu).

I
OCRUTJRI, D.A. --
gote on the distribution of Adoza moschateMna L. in the Caucasus.
Zam. po sist. I geog. rast. no-21:39-42 159o.
(KM 13:8)
(Georgia-Moschatel)

6 3 re r. i a
3t. g. rast. na.23:
-9Pc-~'6-9 Of ziF~xlfrages from t~,,
~EL .-'a z3,6

OCHIAUA1, Dedika Alekneyevne
I.-- - -Mw ----
[Study of the "Aora of Pshav-Khevjureti] [K ivicheniiu
flory Pshav-Khevsurc'.i. Tbilisi, 'Retsnierebri] 1965. 97 F.
[In Georgian] (!'JiA 18:10)

(OCHIL4DVA9 M.
Hioroflara decomposing h=ates in Sierozem soils. Izv. Ali $SSR.
Ser. biol. no.2:299-303 Mr-Ap 161. (MIRA 14-3)
1. Microbiological Institute, Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.,
'Mawcow.
(UZBEKISTAN-40IL MIGRO-ORGANISMS
(SIEROZW SOILS) (RDIV

OCHILOVA g H.
Decomposition of humic acids of Sierosem soils of Uzbekistan caused
by pure cultures of humus decomposing micro-organisms. Izv. AN SSSR.
Ser. b1ol. no.4:649.-652 JI-Ag 161. (MLA 14: 9)
1. Institut mikrobiologii AN SSSR.
(UZEEKISTAN-SIEROM4 SOILS)
(SOIL MICRO-ORGAIIISM)

HALIKWKI, Bommlaw; OC#IKVKA Maria; FOLTYN, Halim; KUROWSKA-
=qyjj__
UUDRp Aleksandra
Symptamatology and clinical variants of hyperealcamis in children.
Pediat. pol. 37 no.M05-815 Ag 162.
1. Z II Kliniki Chorob Dzieci MI w Gdansku Kierownik: doe. dr med.
B. HeLlikowski.
(HYPERCALCEMIA)

FliONESOU" E. . dr.; OCILINdlue, S. o dre
Considerations on a wrenal form" of Plasmocytoma. Med. interm.,
Bucur 12 no.11:1687-lk9l N 160.
1. Luorare efectuata in Clinica a V-a medicala, Spitalul "V.Roaita"
I.M.F. Bucureatio directors prof. T.Spirchez.
(MINLOMA PLASMA CELL case reports)
(ALBU~f~A etiolocy)

C- /CL'
GRAY17MY, Te.Ya.; OCHINSWA, G.K.: SHAAK. N.V.
Mature of the photodymmic process. Zh. obah. b1ol.. Nookwa 13 no.
3:211-231 %F-Juns 1952. (CLNL 22:4)
1. Laboratory of Uperimental and Pathological Morpholoff of the
Central Roentgenological, Radiological. and Cancer Institute of the
Winistry of Public Health USSR.

Effect of 15n 0 the harmful action of Vatiou IcAltbi
rAdw1OnS,iFr--Il Graev-skil and G. K. Ochiurkava.
Doklady Akcd. lVilur' S. - /K - 0-4, Id!OWW 44*yz ~_, -
chia coli wcre irradiated it I,')' With or
in wito or in contact with Nair. With 0-radlation no,
significant dillcrence in li!tbal action of radiation In the
pTence or absonce of 0 w," observed. With -rradiation
the lethal actJon of radiation wai; der-reased in racuo by a
factor of alicut 2.3. With x-radiation the r;sults were
SimPar and the survival f,
nctnr 'i'le 2,13. The results are
c4related with thml,; of ARTopp (C.A. 38, QW-51).
A

Affect of various forms of Ionizing radiations on Paramecium
caudatum. TSitologlia, 1 no.4:393-402 Jl-Ag '59.
(MIRA 12: 10)
1. Otdalontyo okeparimentallnoy morfologil TSentrallnogo
nauchno-isoledovatellskogo Institute, meditsinskoy radiologii
Hinleterstva, zdravookhranentya SSSR, Leningrad.
(IWIATION--PHYSIOLOGICAL BMCT) (PARMECIT31)

OCHIMSKAYA, G.K.
Difference in the biological effect on mammals of roentgen mys and
gamma rays of radioactive cobalt. Med.rad. 4 no.11:29-33 N 159.
(Mr-RA 13:2)
1. Iz otdola skapertmentallnoy morfologit (zaveiduyushchiy - prof. G.S.
Strelin) TS~ntrallnogo nauchno-issledoyatel'skogo Instituta Ministerst-
va zdravookhraneniya SSSR.
(COBALT radioactive)
(HADIATIOM IFFECTS experimental)

BYCHKOVSKAYAP l.B.;~-QGHlWMMq G.K!_:
Protective effect of hypoxia at different radiation dosages.
Biofizika 5 no. 4:46&-47b 160* (MMA 13:12)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut maditainskoy
radiologii Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR, Leningrad.
(RADIATION PROTECTION) (ANOXEMIA)

FUNSHTM, SHCHERBAN',, E.I.
Morphological changes in the internal organs of mice following a
single high done of I irradiation, Hadiobiologiia I no.33440-445
161i (14IRA 14: 10)
1. TSentrallnn nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut meditsinskoy
radiologiigIoningrad.
(Z RAYS.PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

AccEssioN NR: AP01086 s/0205/64/004/003./0063/0066
AUTMOR: By*chkovskayas I. B.; Ochinskaya,, G. K.
TITLE: A study of the "oxygen effect" during different radiation
dose rates
SOURCE:* Radiogiologiia, v, 4. no, 1. 1964# 63-66
TOPIC TAGS: Calondria granaria, oxygFin effect,determination, oxygen
condentration; radiation dose rate, survivability* radiation damage
ABSTRACT: This a tudy investigates whether the extent of oxygen effect
during different radiation dose rates can be determined by quantita-
tive changes in the ratio between radiation dose rate and the oxygen
concentration of the medium. Calandria granaria beetles were selected
for investigation because of their capacity to endure complete absence
of oxygen for long periods of time. In a preliminary experimental
series the beetles were X-irr diated with different radiation doses
at dose rates of 500 and 5o rXain and with oxygen concentrations
ranging from 0 to 21%. to find the "isobiologioal" radiation dose for
both dose rates. This dose was established at 7 kr on the basis of
survival and average life span indices,, and two experimental series
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ACCRSSION NR: Ap4o15086
were conducted to compare oxygen effects for this dose at 500 and 50
r/min. In the first series, the 500 r/min dose rate (radical concen-
tration per unit of time) remained constant and the oxygen coneentra-
'Zion (0-21%) changed. In the second series the oxygen concentration
(3.8%) remained constant and dose rates changed. Findings indicate
that the dependence of radiation damage on oxygen concentration is
characterized by an S-shaped curve. Radiation damage increases with
certain oxygen concentrations and then an "oxygen coiling" is reached
when further oxygen concentration increase-is not reflected by
radiation effect. Within a certain oxygen concentration range,
radiation damage depends on the slightest change in oxygen concentra-
tion but does not depend on dose rate change. In this study the ex-~
tent of oxygen effect during different dose rates cannot be determined
by simple quantitative ratios between radiation dose rate and oxygen
concentration,, but they may be valid in determining oxygen effect for
high dose ratess which were not Investigated, Orig. art. has, 3
tables$ I figure,
ASSOCIATION: Tsentralln"y nauahno-IsslodavatellekLr ln4tOut
meditsinskoy radiologii MZ-SSSR (Central Saientific-desearch Institute
a%
of Medical Radiology# NZ &Wa)
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1AUTHOR: Bvchkovskaya, 1. B.; Ochinskaya, G. K.
'TITLE: Analysis of hypoxia radioproteetive action dependence on
radiation dose
SOUROE: Radiobiologiyag vo 4. no, 2. 1964t 203-209
TOPIC TAGS: h7poxias radloprotective action# 1 to 150 kr
!X-irradiation dose, granary weevil (Calandra granaria), average life
japan, hypoxia radloprotective actiont radiation dose dependence,
,effectiXe radiation dose reduction
1ABSTRACT: Granary weevils (Calandra granaria) were X-irradiated
i(200 kv, 20 map filter 0,5 mm Al + Cu 00 21 mms 500 r/min) with 48
;different single doses ranging from 1 to 150 kr to determine the
,dependence of hypoxia radioproteotive action on radiation doses
. xperimental weevils were X-irradiated in
IE a 2% oxygen concentration
'and control weevils were irradiated under normal conditions of 20 to
.21% oxygen. Survival and average life span were determined everY 3
,Qaya for a period of 50 da7s after irradiation* Findings show that
1e
'th r diation doses can be divided into 3 groups on the basis of
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taverage life span: Group 1 (8 to 35 krp 20 days),, Group 11 (40 to 68
kr, 13 days), and Group 111 (74 to 150 kr, 9 days)e Hadioprotective
action of hypoxia is present for the smalle3t doses of each group:
6 to 13 kr in Group 1,, 40 to 50 kr in Group II, and 74 to 80 kr In
Group III. It is absent for largor doses: 14 to 35 kr in Group I,,
55 to 66 Rr in Group II,, and 65 to 150 kr in Group III, The divergewf~
between experimental and control curves for absolutely lethal doses
(6 t(F 150 kr) actually characterizes the atop dependence of radiation ;I
effect-nden dose more than the radioprotective, action of hypoxiao The I
radioprotective action of hypoxia is basically a reduction of offectivi
radiatVen dose, but the reduction value decreases less with manaLve
radk1gon doses. Orig. art. has: 4figures and 1 tables
ASSOCWTON: Tsentralfn7*y nauchno-issladavateltakiy institut
meditaffiskoy radiologii MZ SSSR# Leningrad (Central Scientific-
Research Institute of Medioal Radiology MZ SSS
SUBMITTED: l9Feb63 ENCL: 00
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BYCHKOV9KAYA, I.B.; OCHIMSKAYA, G.K.
Tntensity of the oxygen c^fect following X-ray and gamma irradiation
of billbugs. RadloblologI4 4 no.6:928-929 164. (MIRA 18:7)
1. TSentralinyy nauchno-IsAledovatellskiy rentgeno-radiologicheskiy
institut Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR, Leningrad.

OCHINSKAYA, G.K.; BYC'HK(,l;SKAY:k, I.B.
P;Yistence of a s-,3!-r:m -r the re3porse of b--oir,'aical ob-R-t~: to
--radiation; ar ar'a i y,; A' -rith inta
t x.. ];();r1 . AN 1 3' Ju
1. TSeritral'nyy rentj~eno-radiolojricheskiy
'nstitut.. ~'ubmiltte,i May l')04.

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dnya rozhdLniya Profesnorm H. N. PobcdInskogo (Problems in Radiation Biology.
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Tsentr. n-isol. in-t mad. radiologii H-va zdravookhrananlya SSSR, 1960.
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radiologU Hinisterstva t4ravookhremeniya SSSR) during 1958-59. The folloving;
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reactions in irradiated organisms; morphologic changes in radiation disease;
and reparation and regeneration of tissues injured by irradiation. Sam
articles give attention tofte effectiveness of experimental medical treatments.
No personalities am mentioned. References accompany almost all of the articles.
TABLE OF COTMUS:
Porevord
Grusterin, G. A.0 and A, I. Strazhinin, Professor Kilrball rfikolayevich
Fobedinskly (Co=emorating bin Sixtieth Birthday)
1,ebedinskiy, A. V. [Member, Academy of Viedica.1 Sciences WSSHI,
11. L Arlaahchenko, and V. H. Mastryukova. On the Mechanism of Trophic
Diai~F'i aces Du~et~ Ionizing Radiation 11
Zcd;-,enidzc, 0. A., (Member, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR], Te. A.
Zherbin, K. V. Ivanov, and P. R. Vayrshteyn. Horzonal Activity of the
Adread Cortex in Acute Radiation Sickness and the Effect of Desoxy-
corticoaterone Acetate on the Disease 17
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Prinlcma in Radlatlca Biclcgy (Cont.) SJ-7/5455
P. V., and A. V. Kantin. K,,rphologic Healing Characteristics
of tw Ampitational B,.,ne Stump of Rabbits IYxing Radiation Sickness and
After Reco-mry 248
Funshteyn, L. V. On Korphogencois in Experiwntal Acute Radiation
Sicluless 256
Fedcrc7, 'Pa. A. Effect ..f FractInna.1 Whole-T~-dy X-Ray Irr~,diaticn
of [lard Dental Tfsuue in Wb-lt,- Rate 265
Funobteyn, !.. V., ard E. 1. Sbchey~nanl. On tte Phage~rytic Capability
of S-)-me Segwntc cf t-he R~,tlculocnlri the lial System F,,Uoving Whole-
Body X-Ray ir-rad;etion r White Hice 272
rxhinskayat G V., and L. V. F,~nshteyn. K-rphiL~gir Changes in
=ne;7nZ Orgaris-of Pregnant Anlm;als Subjected t,~ Whle-Body Irradiation 281
Kho,>Un, V. V. C,7mparativ- Vata on ln~4~zry v:~ the Spleen in Acute
Radiation Disease, Dernllng cn Age of the Animals 288
Card 7/1o

FUNSHTEYII, Lev Vladimirovich; VASIL#YEVA, Ye.I.; GRACIIEVA, N.D.;
OCHIVSKOA..G.V.; FROTAS, L.R.[deceased]; RABINOVICH, R.M.;
SHCHERM111 E.I.; SIFOVSKIY, F.V.1, red.; TWI.-EVA, M.S., tekbn.
red.
[Atlas of the pathological anatomy of acute experirental radia-
tion sickness] Atlas patologicheskoi anatomii ostroi luchevoi
bolezni v eksperimente. I-eningrad, Vedgiz, 1961. 216 p.
(MLU 15:2)
(RADIATION SICEIIESS) (ANAT%IY, PATHOLOGICAI,-.ATLASES)

OCHINSKIT I.K.
Devices for checking lever clamps and microscrow'# in
micrometers over 200 m, Ixa,takh. w,4t7-8 Ap 160.
(am 13 S 8)
(Micrometer-Testing)

OCHIRSKIT, U.K.
7---
Att4chment to a vertical optical Wicator. Izztekh. no.11:18-19
X 160* (MIRA 13: 11)
(Optical instmments)

SOV/9 7-5 9- 25-11,11- 5
AUTHORS: Gehl Architect, Sidorov, A. S. Engineer aal;,,
Shulltsp E. E. Engineer
TITLE: New Truss Construction
PERIODICAL: Beton i zhelezobeton, 1959, Nr 3, pp 136 13" kUSSR)
ABSTRACT: The truss construction described a-nd i)-.-A.Listrated 11n. tnis
article is made up of three separate units (Figs- i and ')
whIch are reinforced by welded reinforcement ske-leto-z ;~,oL--
sisting of three 4 mm diameter I-oragitudinal bars amd
rainfcreement of 3 mm diameter bars spaced 25-30 cm apart-,.
in the bottom frame two 10 mm diameter rois a-re, !aft. protru.-
- .-vidLial parts cf
ding for later fixing of the CeilinE. Tn(44
the truss are joined together by cemeDt grout maTk -200.
The trusses are cast on concreting yard KPP of ~he
Sochispetss troy. The frames can be placed in positir,~:.
without cranes as the heaviest unIt weighs only 60 kg. Th,~~
table on p 1317 gives consumption of conorete and stea-). for
Card 1/2 trusses used for a house with 28 apartmemts.1r, comparison ,vlth.

New Truss Construction
steel trusses they require
concrete and one-sixth of
are cast in steel forms on
2 figures and 1 table.
SOV/97-59-3-.11/15
only one-third of the volume of
the weight of steel. The trusses
vibrating tables. There are
Card 2/2

IWARML9. V.A.; - OCHINMLEI S.A.
Inallage of potato tubers and leaves. lzv.Al Arm.SM.Blol.i
mallkhox.nauki. 5 no.IiIO5-108 152. (Km 9:8)
(Stepwmvan DIstrict-Ansilage) (Potaotes)

OCRIMM, S.A. (g. Stapanavan)
Fall plmting of potatoes in
S.S.R. Prollatuary report.
n0-7:103-106 Jl 154.
(Stepaaavan
Stepanavan District of the Arawalan
Izv.AM Arm.SSR.Biol.i sallkhoz.nauki 7
(MLRA 9:8)
DistrIct-Potatoes)

VEILV, D.S.,k,t,n.; OCHIPAISKI, A.N.t inzh.
Friction coefficient and hydraulic resistance of glass wool. Tekhnika
Bulg 11 no.1:39-40 162

OGHIROV, Ts. 0., Cand Geol-Min Sci -- (diss) "Geological-
lithologic characteristics of carboniferous deposits of
the Gusinoozerskiy coal-bearing 1,24v-VIII Len, 1957. 20 pp
Farm-
(Min of Higher Education USSR, Len Orders of Lenin and Labor
Red Banner Mining Inst im G. V. Plekhanov), 100 copies (KL,
52-57, 104)
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2"39/54
AUTHORt Ochirov, To.O.
TITLEi The Facial Structure and a Structural Scheme of the Coal-Bearing
Mass of Gusinoye-Ozero (Fatsiallnoye etroyeniye i skhema rasohle-
neniya Gusinoozerskoy uglenosnoy tolshchi)
PEHIODICALs Doklady Aksdemii Nauk SSSR, 19571 Vol. 115, Nr 5, pp. 991 - 994
(USSR)
ABSTRACTi This coal basin is situated 120 km south of Ulan-Ude in a district
of Buryat Mongolia. Geomorphologically it forms a dopre3oion bot-
ween mountains. It is one of those shallows which form a part of
the vast Gusino-Uda depression. Structurally iL is a 1,irge ajn-
cline extending from North to East. The coal-bearin6 sediments
belong to the middle and upper Jurasjic as well -as to the lGwer
cretaceous formation. In the Northwest they rest upon a substrat-
um of an upper paleozoic (or low mejozoic) porphyrite comnlex,
and, to - small extey.t, of red paleozoic granite. After many
years of work,N.A. Plorensov succeeded in setting up a scheme of
the gpeulo,3ical structure of the coal-bearing masses of this di-
strict, especially that of Gusinoye-Ozero (a mesozoic coal-bear-
Card 1/3 ing region in Tranabaikalia.) It deviates considerably from pre-

20-5~-39/54
The Facial Structure and a Structura.1 Scheme of the Coal-Bearing Jass of Gusinoye
-Ozero
vious ones. The scheme worked out by Florensov was, on the whole,
confirmed by the lithological-facial investigations carried out
by the authorl the main subdivisions carried out by him were con-
firme*y the author, and the cross sections of some of the re-
,search regionn were compared. Some rules of the facial structure
of the mass were found and were used as a basis for the struct-
ural scheme set up. The entire mass can be subdivided into 3
suites according to the degree of saturation by sediments of the
bog facies, i.e. accordint; to 'the amount of coal they containt
1.) the lower (500 - 640 R) which has no coall the middle suite
(900 - 1110 m) carrying coal, the upper one (360 - 400) carrying
no coal. '2he author further subdivides the lower suite litholu-
gically into two sub-suites, and the middle one into 3. Agree-
ment with the denorainations used by Florensov is mentioned. Fur-
thermore, the suites and sub-ouites are described in detail. The
structural schome aui,,teated for the coal-boaring mans makes It
possible to draw practical conclusions. Especially, the occurrerce
of coal deposits also in lower horizons is possible. Several pro-
mising regions are expressly mentioned. There are 1 figure and
Card 2/3 Slavic references.

20-5-391%
i`io Facial Stracturo and a Structural Scheme of the Coal-Boarinj~ Mass of Gusi-
noye-Ozero
'~jOCIATIOIIi Laboratory for Coal Geology,AH USSR, Leningrad
(Lnboratorlyn goologit U#3~M Akndomii naiik 3,931t, Leningrad)
PRESENTED BY: D.V. Nalivkin, Academician, Mrch 1, 1957
SUBIAITTEDi February 28, 1957
;- VA I LAB LE i Library of Congres.3
Card 313

OCKIROV, TS.O.
Lith*logical composition and conditions of accumdation of
coal-bowing formations In the %sinoozersk coal region.
Tridy Leb.gpol=e no*8:215-229 158. (MIRA 11112)
Ousinoosersk reglo&-Coal gpoloCr)

OCHIROV, TS.O.
Coal resources of the Lake Gusinoye repion. Krat. soob. BKNII
no.1:19-24 ' 59 (Miyu~ 14: 9)
("Inoye Lake repion-Coal ppology)

OCHTRCVJI TS.0,; DVORKIP-SAI-UMKIY, V.A.; DMITRIYEV, G.A.
Role of Russian geologists in the geological study of Buryat-
Mongolia. Trudy BIO-II no.1:94-99 159. (MMA 14: 8)
(IX-ryat-44ongolia---Geologica.1 surveys) I

- OCHLIOV, TS,O.; DVOILKIfl-SAILIR6M) V.A.
Problem, c)f C,.~)Iogical atudies In tb,,, Buryat A.S.S.R. Trudy BYXII
no.2:3-8 -W. GIILRA 14:10)
(BUrYat-:,bn6O1Ia--G6OlagY)

OCHIROVII TS.O.
Lithol6_U-of Mesozoic sedimnts in the Tunguy Depression. Trudy
MII I no. 2 r9-18 360. (MIRA 14: 10)
(Tunguy Valley--Geology, Stratigraphic)
(Rocks, Sedimentary)

XONIVETS" V.I.; OCHIROVO TS.O.
Transbaikalian brown coal Is an additional raw material in the,
by-product coking industry. Trudy BF-KII no.2:114~12.1 160.
OMIRA 14-10)
(Tranabaikaliar-Ligaite) (Coke industry)

OCHIROV, TS.O.
Fault tectmics in central Baryatia. Trudy BKNII no.7s3-12 161.
(MM 16 s 4)
(Buryat-Mongolia--Faults (Geology))

OGHIROVP TS.O.; DVORKIN-SAMARSKIY, V.A.; TUGOVIK, G.I.
- -- - - -
Geolooical study of the Buryat A.S.S.R. Kraeved. sbor. no.7:
n
12-25 162. (MIRA 16:6)
(Buryat A.S.S.R.-Geological rese&rch)

OCKIROVY TS.O.
Structural-facies and startigraphle characteristics of continental
sediments in the Gusinoosersk Depression. Trudy BKNII no.7j36-43
161a (KIRA 16W
(Gusinoosersk pression-Geology)

OCHIROV, TS.O.-
Distribution of heavy minerals In Mesozoic terrigenous sediments
of the Gusinooxersk Depressioin. Krat.soob. HKNII no.3tl9-22
162 4~ (Guaincowrak Depression-Minerals) (MDU 16: 5)

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Ts.~.
,., 1 -j, ' -. .~.. and I,- rc,-r-, 'n-
.- Zo~21ety c' '.he 2~-i .
'he, .3trly of ml,,,~eral re--t-,ui-as. . R-31.1 ne. ~-., 50-' c3 1--`
(K f TU 19- 8~-~ )

OCHIHOVV TS.O.; SILAKOV,, V.N.
Conference on the metall#pw and utilization of mineral resources
in *~~t A.S.S.R. Geol~~'I i-eafiz. no.12:117-128 162. (MIRA 16-3)
(&A%t A.S.S.R.-Ore deposits)

BI LNAEV , ; C C ~;i' , *')'.c' .
1.ndogeneti c '-inera -'--'zat -ion and I he iimeu.s --- *~ iv --**,-,- ,:' *.:..--
R - .,. ;e S.
zones of :' qozoic faults in wc~stern Transba4ka-Ja. -,a;-. ,
min. ob-va 93 n,~.5:606-612 164.

Ccillltov, ISybik C)chiruvich; 1)VQI~KI::-SANAitSKIY, V.A., spets. red.;
CGRENK"., red.
[Geology of Ue Gusinoye-1volginsk part of the -Puryat
A.S.S.R.] L'Jeoic)Iyiia (~uslno-lvolrinskoi chasti Bur-ilLii.
Ulan-Ude, Buriatfkoe ;-rizhnoe izo-vu) 19(,/,. 1114 ~.

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OCHIROV, TS.O.
Tactonica of Buryatia. Geotektonika no.1:57-67 Ja-F 166.
(MIRA 19:1)
1. Buryatskly kompleksnyy Institut Sibir3kogo otdelenlya
AN SSSR.

OCHIROV. Yu.01; FOCHEKUNIN, D.I.
Natural tularemia focus in Chita Province. Zhur. mDTobiol. epid.
i i==. 32 no.5s66-67 W 161. (KM 14s6)
1. Iz Chitinskoy oblastnoy saaitarno-opideniologicheakoy stwitaii.
(CHITA PROVINCE-TUIARMIA)

KOZIIOV, M.P.; OC]IDIVAAH', G.
ScientifJc studies on infection pathr,"oC
A y in the I ngojar,
Peoples Republic; a review. Zhur. mikrobiol., epid. i immun.
42 no.1:82-85 Ja 165.

Country : USSR
Category : Cultivated Plants. Cereals. Leguminous Plants.
Tropical Cereals. Y
Abs Jour : RZhBiol., No 69 1959, No 24839
Author : Ochiryn -Badarch Luvsan
Inst : 140scow Agricultural Academy imeni K. A.
Timiryazev.
Title 3 The Effect of Organic and Mineral Fertilizers
on the Corn Harvest in the Chestnut Soil of the
Central Part of ru%angay Zone in IW.
OrIg-Pub : Dokl. Mosk. so-kh. akad* im. K. A. Timiryazeva,
1958, vyp. 34, 73-79
Abstract : Experiments were conducted in 1956-1957 by the
Dzun-Karyn Experimental Station on chestnut
soils (pH, 7o6-80), under conditrions typical
for the northern part of MUP. The corn varie-
ties, Lenin Gorkiy No, 4 and Minnesota respond
readily to nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers.
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Country USSR
Category Cultivated Plants. Cereals, Leguminous Plants.
Trolical Cereals, M
Abs Jour tMiBiol,j No 6, 1959, No 24839
Author
Inst
Title
Orig Pub :
Abstract sThe largest harvest (an increment of 48,4 a/ha)
was obtained by the introduction of an organic
mineral mbKtures in small doses into holes, --
N. Ya. Vorontsova
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RTYI~ANIA / Forestry. Forest Cultures. K
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 7, 1958, 29583.
Author : Ochkai, S,-,Klonadu, A.
Inst --WUV-9TV-en.
Title The Selection of Black Poplar Hybrids.
(Otbor chernykh gibridnykh topoley).
Orig Pub: Rev. padurilor, 1957, 71, No 5, 291-294,
Abstract: Indication is given of the necessity of regis-
tering all poplars growing in Rumania, of
making experimental cultures, of separating
out the best clones and obtaining improved
black poplar hybrids.
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B022/BO06
AUTHORSs Shumlyanakiy, I, I., Docent, Gusarov, Yu, D., Chief Engineer,
-d-chkalenko, N. A., Engineer
TITLE: Spurious R3diation in -Shortwave Transmitterst
PERIODICAL; Vestnik svyazi, 1960, No. 4, PP. 13 - 15
TEXT: A short classification is given here of spurious radiations in short-
wave transmitters which are divided into parasitic oscillations, coobination
frequencies in the balanced modulator of the exciter, combination frequencies
in the transmitter at the mutual interference of the working frequency with the
two mentioned fre uencies, and multiple harmonic frequencies. The methods of
freouency controYare discussed, with the methods and systems based on 1) the
parametric or quartz control, 2) the direct interpolation of the frequency
(Fig. 1), and 3) the indirect interpolation of the frequency being explained,
and their mode of operation described. The increase in selectivity of the channel
by using additional circuits, and the increase in filtration of the two genera-
tors as well as the improvement in linearity of the balanced modulator are
mentioned as methods of weakening the combination frequencies, and the increase
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in selectivity of the channel by limiting the amplitude under overvoltage con-
ditions is finally described as the beat method. Various circuit diagrams
(Figs. 6-9) are recommended and described in detail for the purpose mentioned.
Getsman, Engineer, Vidgollts, Engineer, L. P. Tsvetova, Engineer, and
A. A. Perederiyenko, Engineer, are mentioned. There are 9 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Odesskiy elektrotekhnicheakiy institut avyazi (Odessa Ele2tro-
technical Institute for Communications Shumlyanskiy, I. I., Docent,
Odesakiy radiotsentr (Odessa Radio Center) Gusarov, Yu. D., Chief
Engineer, Ochkalenko, N. A., Engineer
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OCHKAS, F.P.
-Ka4;vjm-a,~ - ~
Using a perfol film covering ror hotbeds. Kona. i ov. prom. 14
no.7:24 Jl 159. (MI-U 12:9)
1.RheraoneHty opernyy punkt.
(Hotbeds)

SMIRKOVA, V.F., inzh.; ZOTOV, V.L., inzh.; Prinimali uchastiye: BZLYAYEV,
U.N.;,,OCHMOVA. Z.F., inzh.
Coating of headwear with a nap finishing by means of the
electrostatic nethod. Mauch.-isel. trudy TSHIIShersti
no.l7tl24-126 162. (KIRA 17:12)
1. Rukovoditell laboratorii avotmatizptsii TSentrallnogo
nauchno-iseledovatellskogo instituta sherstyanoy promyshlennost'-
(for Belyayev).

OCHKIN, A.
In foreign countries. Hias. ind. SSSR 33 no.4:59-61 f62.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut myasnoy
promyshlennosti.

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KALIM, K.K., eLoktor takhnichaskikh nauk. professor, laureat Stalinskoy premil,;
OCIUIN. A.T., lashener.
Soda. Nauka i zhiznl 20 no.4:10-12 Ap 153. (nU 6 -.5
(Soda industry)

OCHKIM. A.T.
% ... WMAWONOW&
Alsksandr Mikhailovich Butl~rov. ffauka I thisn' 20 no.9:39-40 3 '53.
(MLIA 6: U )
(Butiorov. Alsksandr Mikhailevich, 182&1886)

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Tekhnichesktr arpliz tretallov ?olorimp mptodom. 1954.
2P,s s chert. 22 sm (Miosk. starkoJnstrum. il-t im I.V.
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560 p. 50,000 copies pkinted.
Ed. (Title PW): V.S. Vladisla;vlev, Professor (Deceaged); Ed. (Inside book):
V.I. Kryloy, Engineer; Tech. Ed.: T.F. Sokolove; Editorial Board:
N.S. AWwrUw ObsIrman and Cblef Ed.). Doctor of Teabnical Sciences,
Professart V.S. Visdisuvievo Professor (Deceased),, A.M. Mklov, Candidate of
TechnIcal Sciencesp B.N. Pox4nyakovs, A.Ya. RostavykUp G.B. Stolbin, ad
S.A. Chernavoidy; Mavo4;ing Ed. for Reference Literature: V.I. Krylov#
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PURPOSE: The book Is a reference book for,techniclans and engineers working in the
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COVXRA43: The book covers the following: engineering specifications,, treatmat
and use of cast iron, steel and carbides., bast treatment of steel and cast
Iron, specifications, treatment and use of amforrous metials and umpetallic
moiterie,lo. I.Z. Yaanagors1dy, V.P. Vologd1n, N.V. Goveling am mentioned as
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having contributed to this field. The" am 137 references of vbIch 121 are
Soviet,, 13 IngUsho 1 German# 1 Italian ad 1 Polish.
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Basic InfonatUs on Chemistry. D.I. Mendeleyev's Periodic System. of
Elements (Raginsor A.V. 00huln) 1
Properties of the mot important el~ements and their compowAs 1
Properties of Lamorganic compounds 14
Proportion of organic commod 45
Basic constants of organic solvents 55
Decimal seals of hard" an 69
Fire extinpisbers 72
Radioactive isotopes 75
Mw most important radioactive isotopes 76
Method for DetermInIng the 3ax-dwss of Metals
Tables of ths butness mmbm of metals
82
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Relationships of hardness mmdx-ro determined by various methW 89
Coav rsion of hardness values by the scleroscops method 90
Relationship between Brinell hardness number RB and ultimate
tensile stress ejr for various metals and alloys 90
Cast Iran Castings (V.K. Shestopal., and B.G. Grinberg.. Candidates
of Technical Sciences) 92
Neebanical properties 95
Physical and chemical properties 101
Physical properties 101
Chemleal properties 103
Rest resistance 104
Te cal, properties 108
Steel Castings (L.1. Levi., Candidate of Technical Sciences) UT
Classification of steel castings 11-7
Effect of elements on properties of steel castings 121
Heat treatment of steel castings 126
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Constructional Steele (N.P. Arlstavp Candidate of Technical Sciences) 127
Tool Steels (V.S. Vladislavlev., Pmfessor) 166
Classification 166
Carbon tool steels 166
Alloy tool steels 168
Basic steels recommended for mawfacture of various kind of
cutting tools 173
Steels recownwd d for -dHn manuring instruments 177
Steel inspection for nometallic inclusions and carbide liqmtion 1
Steam recommended for wMng dies for hot working 19
Steels recannended for --"nR dies for cold working 182
Steels for mtking the casting mo3d 184
Hicrostructum of carbon and alloy tooll steels at delivery 185
Defects of high-speed steels at delivery and inspection of
microstructure 187
Carbide Alloys (V.S. Rakarskly., Candidate of Technical Sciences) Igo
General Wormation, 190
Classification of cemented carbide alloys 190
Proper lee of cemented carbide alloys and of "adcanite" (Soviet
nam for a ceramic material] 191
Applications of cemented carbide alloys 192
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Commercial list of cemented carbide alloy products 193
Survey of surfacing cemented carbides 193
ftchinin pwrts surfaced with cemented carbide alloys 194
HMT TMTNW CP STSEL AND CAST IM
Iron-carbon /cementite/ eqmUibrium diagram (N.P. Aristov, Candidate of
Technical sciences) 197
14wro-and microstructure of ixvm-carbou alloys 197
Vacrostructure 200
Microstructure 203
Grain size of steel 210
Methods of determining grain size 210
Heat-treatment or steel (Yu.M. Lakh in., Froressor, Doctor or Technical
Sciences) 214
Heating or steel for heat treatment 2:4
Protection of steel from arjUtian and decarbirization during beating 221
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Onds of skilat"Ite 296
doeum is wmt treatment 22T
Hu4mbalty of st4ml
232
A,mmllzkg of stool 235
Defects accurlm &udng beat troatomt of steel 236
ff"Um fu=ces and bAst aoutzvl botrmmtn 240
Thor=-Chmdoa Troatomt (A,.X. NUkWVIQhj, CaMidlate of Tec%3dama
8016=64) 246
Coaftwisim of steel 246
PGAk 4aruir"ling of steel 251
Q= aartursong of au,4 255
Uvi-ol ;Aftruim of MUS-1 262
Stmettas and Wapertles of carbwlged steel 26
Cim"di-ad at steel N
Opaldlna of steel IA orwd4a bmtbs a68
"a a3maidLog of mumcuu,4
,qual
273
Istmature MA Prowtuip 'of qpatw 275
"aw-tonvemba" armiding or M&.Xrw(L
stnatwmi steel 276
Stmatuv and pr%mrttes of OU4 subjected tq law,%mWmtwm
oymnldlM 278
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Nitriding
Anticorrosive nitriding
Nitriding alloy steel for surface hardening 2133
Methods of nitrIding alloy steel 286
Structure and properties of nitir4ed allay steel 290
Alumium cemwntati~n calarizing) 291
Chr-Am ammottatles ~mkrmdsl~)
-- 29.5
maT ~ (T.B. 1m]XV241*0 PrOfteser)
max"O, mftst~t (64A ii;liu 300
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pas Owatisms In mbse" tmestmt
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smstafte I& VmwJwd steels
stsblu 303
041AL trestment of carbarlsad st~*U 3014
Cold treatmut, of h1gk-speed steels wrig
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Surface Qmewh Hardening of Steel (I.N. Kidin.. Professor, Doctor
Of T*Cbnlcal Sciences) 307
Methods of surface qaench hazAening 307
Surface quenak hardwing by flow beating 307
ftlectmlytic: q%smeh bardmalng 30
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butamm with al"trim reffilstmes beatbig 90
Xl*-fzgqw4my quemb butfindm w
Umetles of i-tactIm bmUng at steel
speeima foatarms of jimme aboam is immusum bemaixt or stmex
Pretass parameters of faftelAss beatbig Is qm4mb bZ1401INg 31A
Preferred aid pr~U'bIW "SLmes of SaftatImm beatum in
9temb UrAndag 313
Tompealm after k140m4taquammy quawk bardmal" 31T
ZM'k--Trmumt Of ZIA-symed fteelm (T.S. mAdisuview., Frefftmw) 328
Annealing 328
WASgktft 319
Tem"Ift 319
Stmaj&tmj"S 33.9
Corrosion and Methods of Protecting Metals ApInst It (T.I. MAVNW0RmkIyq
Candidate Of Chemical Sciences) 520
Definition and Classification of corrosion 320
Corrosion test methods and news of evaluating corrosion 320
Protection of metals go'" t COT ion 323
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Method of Metal Coating Surfaces by Spraying (N.B. Katts, Candidate of
Technical Sciences) 329
Buie equipmenti 329
The metal costing process 338
Sam properties of the costing
Sulfidation, of the Surfaces of Machine Parts and Inatrmnents
(Ye.L. Kirshenshtein, Ensda er) 346
Sulfidation process 347
Composition of the bath 347
Results of su-Ifidation 347
Sulf1dation, equipwant 35JL
OEM METALS AND NON49TALLIC MATERIALS
Copper and Copper-base Alloys (A.A. Lmnev., Candidate of Technical Sciences) 352
Zinc and Its Alloys (O.Ye. Kastner, Candidate of Technical Sciences) 362
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General information and zinc tradewbits
Physical pr%mrties
mechanical rties
Chemical properties
Applics,tlaus In engineerIng
zinc alloys
Tin (O.Ye. Kestner)
General Information and tin trademarks
Physical properties
Keebanical rtles
Chenical properties
Applications in engineering
Lead and Its Alloys (O.Ye. Kestaer)
General information and lead trademarks
Pbysical properties of lead
Mechanical pro rties
Chadeal properties
Applications in engineering
I,ead alloys
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