SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MUSULIN, I. - MUSZKAT, K.

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AUTHORS: Dolgalev, V. A., Astaf'yev, F. S. , Tyukalov, P. A., Musty-akov, I. S.,
Engineers
TITLE- Automatic Control of the Surface Purity of Steel Strips
FERioDim: stall, 1960, No. 8. pp. 734-735
TEXT.-. At the MMK steel strips are cleaned in a machine designed by the
NIIKhIMMASh, operating with an alkaline electrolyte at a maximum speed of 5 m/sec.
Theequipment, however, only removes grease from the strip surface and not any
impurities caused by carbon, iron and iron oxides; moreover, a close check on the
strip surface cleaned with this machine is only possible with laboratory Instru-
ments, while.control during production is rather primitive (with paper or cotton)
and is not sufficiently accurate, as the strip cann6t be controlled along its
entire surface, nor Is It possible to make up for inadequate degreasing. Due to
these shortcomings, about 100-150 tons of steel strips per month could not be
t1nned in this plant. Incomplete cleaning of the strip surface became of special
importance when manual sorting was replaced by automatic sorting, as the latter
only signals perforations in the strips and deviations In their thickness, but
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S/133/60/000/008/017/017/XX
A054/AO29
Automatic Control of the Surface Purity of Steel Strips
does not reject strips with impurities. In order to eliminate these drawbacks an
apparatus for the continuous and automatic control of the strip surface (a so-
called "su-rface-indleator") was designed In the NIIKhIMMASh. This apparatus
consists of four transmitters and schemes for selecting the maximum signal for
Impurities. The schemes and the transmitters form one unit. The essential part
of the apparatus is a measuring device, defining the quantity of light reflected
from the controlled surface with the aid of a photoresistor. The rays of light
emitted by the electric lamps pass through a light filter and are reflected from
the strin surface. Next they strike the photoresistor which is connected to the
arm of the measuring bridge, When the rays are reflected from a part of the surface
covered with Impurities, the amount of light falling on the photoresistor decreases,
thus increasing the ohmic resistance. The entire width of the strip Is controlled
by this apparatus which Is mounted before the coiling machine. As the strip sur-
face passing under the transmitters is not covered uniformly with impurities, a
logistic scheme (VAH = ILI) is applied In deter-mining the maximum amount of
Impurities on any part of the strip surface (Fig. 4). When applying four positive
potentials (Ul, U2Y U3, _J4) of different values at the four outputs (a, 6, 9, 1 =
a, b, v, g) the voltage at the output Uou, [Abstracter's note: subscript out Is
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Automatic Control of the Surface Purlty of Steel Strips
the translation of the original SKY (VAYoO )] is practically equal to the
maximum signal obtained. The indicator is a micro-ammeter with 100 scale divisiom
The indications of the micro-ammeter are converted graphically into quantities of
impurities on the strip up to 100 mglm2; beyond' this value the accuracy of meas-
urements is no longer reliable. It was found that the indications of the micro-
ammeter were in direct proportion with the amount of impurities (e. g., 50,u a on
the ammeter corresponds to 50 mg/m2 impurities). The device is easy to operate
and detects defects and irregularities in the degreasing process and other phases
of production immediately (for instance the presence of soda stains on the strip
shows that the bath has not the correct concentration of
alkali, etc.). The sensitivity of the device is suffi-
cient to indicate even such small amounts of impurities
as 2 mg/W. There are 4 figures. R41 R,
ASSOCIATION: NIIKhDMSh and Magnitogorskiy kombinat
(Magnitogorsk Combine)
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Circuit for transmitting
signal of maximum strip pollution

MUSULIN, I., ing.
Bleaching of wool. Ind text Hum 14 no.3:125-116 163.

MUSULIN, Sveta, inz.
Federal co=mnity plan of electric industries for 1962.
F.lektroprivreda 15 no.1:37-38 JA 162.
1. Clan Rodakcionog odbora, OFlektroprivreda.m

MUSULIN, Sveta, inz.
Problem of investments in electric industries. glektroprivreda
15 no.l-.42-1+3 Ja 162.
1. Clan Redakcionog odbora, "Elektroprivreda."

YMSULIN, Sveta,. inz.
Automation of railroad transportation. Elektroprivreda
15 no.1:43-44 Ja 162.
1. Clan Redakcionog odbora, "Elektroprivreda."

MUSULIN, Sveta,, inz.
Electroindustrial enterprises "Varnosto of Zagorje, Slovenia.
Elektroprivreda 15 no.1:50 Ja 162.
1, Clan Redakcionop odbora, 4Elektroprivreda.0

MUSULUII, Sveta, inz.
The welding appamtus with transverBal field ASI. Elaktroprivreda
15 no.1:51 A 162.
1. Clan Redakcionog odbora, "Elektroprivreda."

MUSULIN, Sveta, inz.
The portable, continuous-current apparatus AP1. Elektroprivreda
15 no.1:51 Ja 162.
1. Clan Redakcionog odboraj, "Blektroprivreda."

MMULIV, Sveta, inz.
TAR&, a transistor receiver. Slektroprivreda 15 no.1:52 Ja 162.
1. Clan Redakcionog odbora, OFlaktropcrivreda.0

MUSULIII, Svetozar, inz.
V- - Production of electric industries in 1961. Elektroprivreda
15 no.2/3t117-120 F-Hr 162,
1. Clan Redakcionog odbora, "Blektroprivreda.11

MUSULIN, Svetozar, Inze
price diagram of electric industries in 1961. Elektroprivreda
15 no.2/3:122-123 F41r*62-
1. Clan Redakcionog odboras RElektroprivroda."

MUSULIN, Svetozars inz.
Yugoslav standards for the branches of electrical engineering
and electric industries. Fulfillment of the Plan for 1961.
Plan for 1962. Elektroprivreda, 15 no.2/3:133-135 F4(r 162.
1. Clan Redakcionog odbora, "Blektroprivreda.11

MUSULILIVI, Sbyetozar, inz.
Autopneumatic switches. Elektroprivreda 15 no.4:193-194 Ap lr@,
1. Clan Radakcionog odbora, "Elektroprivreda.ft

MUSULIN, Svotozars inze
Production of the elements and equipment for automation.
Elektroprivreda 15 no.5:259 My 162.
1. Clan Redakcionog odbora, "Elaktroprivreda."

MUSULIN, Svetozar, i=.
ta.1 4
New capi nve,9tumonts of t:.c. enterTirise "Rade Koncar"
of Zagreb. -'Lektroprivroda 15 no.5:@61 My 162.
1. Clan Iledakcionog odbora, "Elektropriweda."

MUSULIN, Svetozar# inz.
The development plan of the enterprise "Elektrosrbija" up
to 1965. Slektroprivreda 15 no.5:261 My 162.
1. Glan Radakcionog odbora, "Elaktroprivreda.11

KUSIILIN, Svetozar, inz.
The transmission-line pole of the tM "Elektrosrbija."
Zlektroptivreda 15 no.5:262 My 162.
1. Clan Redakcionog odbora, 'Elaktroprivreda.11

MUSUM , Svetomar, inz.
Klectric industries and railroad electrification. KLektropriv-
reda 16 no.6/79328-331 Je-41163.
1. Clan Redakcionog odbora, "Elektroprivreda".

RUSULYIK, N. M.
Dissertation: "Investigation of Certain Functions
Ulcer Disease."
27/11/50
First Moscow Order of Lenin Medical
V@Phgryftya
..N
SUth I I

KUSULTAX, N.M;SnLAGUROT. A.A.
Use of graded spectrophotometry for bilimbin liver
function test. ?or. arkh. 22 no.5:50-52 Sept-Oat 1950.
(Cue 20: 1i
1. Of the Propedeutic Therapeutic Clinic (Director -- Prof.
V. Xh. Vasilenko. Corresponding Member of the Academy of
Medical Sciences USSR), First Moscow Order of Lenin Medical
Institute.

KUSULTAK, N.M., kandidat melitainskikh nauk; KORZRUKOU. P.I. (Nook:va)
Case of acute primary santhomatools. Klin.ned. 34 no.4:59-61 Ap 156.
(KUU 10:1)
1. Iz kafedr7 propedaytiki i diagnostiki vnutrannikh bolaxney
(dir. - chlon-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof. T.Kh.Vastleako) I
Koskovskogo ordena lanina meditainakogo instituta.
(LIPOLDOSIS.
xanthonatosin, prinary generalized (Rua))

MUSULYAK. N.M., kand.ned.nauk; ADFILISHOOVA. S.A. Nooky&)
------------
Biliary pov-1tonitim [with summar7 in Bngliah]. 111n.med. 37 no.2:
112-3-16 F 159, (KIRA 12: 3)
1. Is propedevticheakoy terapevticheakoy kliniki (sav. - deyBtTit6l'rqy
chlen ANN SSSR prof. V.1h. Vasilenko) I Kookovskogo ordena Lenina
meditelaskogo inatituta imeni I.H. Sechenova i 42-y gorodskoy bollnitay
Kaskvy (glavmyy wrach G.A. Korenevskiy).
(FMITOVITIS,
biliary (Rus))

MUSULYAK, lcand.med.nauk (Moakva)
Diagnosis and pathogenesis of dissecting aortic aneiLrysm. Irlin.
nod. 37 no.7:110-118 Jl '59- (MIRA 12:10)
1. lz kliniki propedevtiki vnutronnikh bolezney (zav. kafedray -
doystvitellnyy chlon AMN SSSR prof.VAh.Vasilenko) I Moskovskogo
ordena Lonina meditainakogo Instituta imeni I.M.Sf-chenova.
(A01mc mwRysm)

/Vzjs v1 ('I@jl 'PO-P/S A-14fT449V/C/J(
BATALOT. Mikolay Kikhaylovich; YTJRIYV. Kikhail Grigorlyevich;
. r-l"Aaho-MCRTANK111, Mikhail Petrovich; GCRNOV. I
Naksimovich; NIKIPOROTA. Akm Ivanovna; VINOGRAWT, N.V.. re4ak-
tor; LARIONOV. G.Te.. takhnicheskiy redaktor
(Fifth five-year plan in progress; activity of the Kirov wDinamoff
plant In Koscowl Piataia piattletka v deistvit; opyt raboty
Moskovskogo xavoda, *Dinamo" Iment S.M.Kirova. Moskva. Go@. energ.
izd-vo. 1954. 102 p. (Kicrofilml (KLRA 8:2)
(Koscov--Zlactric industries)

GBIMMMKIY.P.A.; MUSYAKOV,L.A.
Impulse photocounter. Stan. i Instr. 26 no.5:22-24 Ky '55.
(Counting devices) (KIRA 8:8)

121-7-7/24
AUTHOR: CBNOVLMSKII, P.A. , MUSTAKOV,L.A. , SM=aUGY.A.
TITLE: A Photoelectron Devi 6-e-fo-r-Me--N-vea tiga tion of Small Grooves and
Cavities. (Potoelektronnoye ustroystvo dlya kontrolya glubiny
malykh pazov i polostey, Russian)
PERIODICAI4 Stanki i Instrument, 1957, Vol 28, Nr 7, pp 19-21 (U.S.S.R.)
,ABSTRACT: The double microscope of V.P.LINM, member of the Acadapy, is
known to be used for the investigation of surface quality as
well as for measuring unevennesses of the surface from I to 60,14L
and more. It can also be uzed for the investigation of grooves and
cavities of a depth of up to 0,05-0,06 mm, in which case the
groove mat be sufficiently long, so that the beams can be re-
flected from the groove bottom under an angle of 45c. The use of
a photoelemont makes it possible to carry out measurements ob-
jeotively and more rapidly. Besides, such a photoelectric de-
vioe may be used for the automatic testing of various products.
For the automatic determination of the amount of shift of the
aperture image it is necessary, instead of the angle bisector
of the miorosoope ocular, to use the edge of the untrans-
parent roller blind and a photoelement. In the cue of the
shifting of the aperture image with respect to the edge of the
roller blind, the intensity of the light current upon the
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A Photoelectron Device for the Investigation of Small Grooves and
Cavities.
photoolement changes. In order to restore its original value, the
roller blind must be shifted to the same extent as the aperture
image. It is thus possible, from this shifting, to draw conclusions
as to the deviations of the reflecting surface, which are pro-
portional to me another. The derivation values of a reflt4ntiag
surface can be evaluated on the basis of the change of light
current intensity impiaing upon the photoelement; this method is,
however, characterized by a nwber of sources of errors which are
detrimental to its accuracy. With the aid Of 3 illustrations the
construction and the operation of such devices is then described
and explained in detail. On such automatically working devices
it is poseible to teat and to sort out woricpieces with an accuracy
Of UP to 3 /LA
ASSOCIATICKs Not given
PRESENM B3r:
SUMCITTED:
AVAILABLEt Library of Congress
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OBNOVLENSKIY, Pstr Avenirovich; MUS @OV,-Leonid AbramovIch., SHTEYNTSAYG,
Metvey Abramovick; KHOTILIN, Aleksandr losifovichl PAPAWV,
Nikolay Fedorovich; TUCHKOVA, L.K., insh., ved. red.1 SOROKINA,
T.M., tekhn. re4-.
(Automatic control of a double microscope. Automatic device for
checking rolleralAvtomptizataiia dvoinogo mikroskopa. Avtomat
dlia kontrolia valikov. Moskva, Filial Vasa. in-ta nauchn. i
tekhn. informataii, 1958. 13 P. (Peredovoi nauchno-takhnichookiy
i proizvod9tvennyi opyt. Tema 21. No.M-58-140/5) (MIRA 16:3)
(Microscope) (Electronic Instruments)

25(5) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2100
Musyakov,Lsonid Abramovich, Girsh Solononovich Villner, and Anatoliy
Va-a-ill _'y_e_v-ich_ _Ya_sfr_et@o-v__
Avtomatizatelya kak sredstvo ozdorovIeni@a,usloviy truda (Improved
Working Conditions Through Automation Moscowl Profizdat, 1958.
71 P. 5,000 copies printed.
Ed.: I.S. Denisova; Tech. Ed.: A.A. Gollehenkova.
PURPOM This booklet is intended for personnel responsible for
saf4ty engineering.
COVERAGEi The booklet describos simple mechanization and automatiza-
tion methods, that if used by individual plants may significantly
reduce working hazards in eaoting, cutting, and forming metals and
processing chemicals. Examples showing instrumentation of m&chine
tools and other equipment with various feeders, loaders, and other
safety devices are included. No personalities are mentioned.
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MUSTAKOV, L., kand.tekhn.nauk; BARTNW , V., kand.med.nauk-
Important problems of storuge batteries mauufacture. Ckhr.
truda I sote.atrakh. ao.7:20-23 J1 159. (MIRA 12:11)
(Storage batterles)

BOBROV, G.I.; MSYAKOV, L.A.
Estimating the quality of deep-sea thermometers. Meteor. i
gidrol. no.3:53-55 Mr '62. (MIRA 15:3)
(Thermometers-Testing) (Deep-sea temperature)

I
ALITHAN, G.Z , Insh.; -)D�YAW
4, insh.; OBNOVLENSUI, P.A.,, insh.
S-,-L..A
Automatic control of the tension or materials during their processing.
Mvkh,i avtom. proizv. 17 no.2:36-39 F 163. (MIRA 16:2)
(Automatic control)
01

MUSYAKOV, L.A.
Moans of mechanizing the processing of calibrated data in
calibrating current meters. Trudy GOIN no.74:107-3-17 163.
(MMA 16:7)
(Cal.ibration) (Oceanographic instruments)

MUSYMOV, L.A.
Pressure coefficient of a thermometer-bathometer. Trudj GOIN
no.82t12-15 164 (M-IRA 18:2)
Influence of the moment of frictional forces of the rotatl-ng
part of a current meter on its Initial speed. Ibid..-16-18

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AUTHOR: *LsyqKov.-L.-'.A.
ORG: none
FITLE: Checking automatic potontionletors
SOURCE: Moscow. Gosudarstveanvv okea gr4ficheskly institut. Trudy, no. 87, 1965.
-'AQ
Lldy i termika morey (Ice and thermal conditions of :eas), 166-173
TOPIC TAGS: potentiometer, oceanographic instrument, measuring instrurnent
ABSTRACT: In this article the author substantiates the need for a daily observation of the
nd the
workinu order of automatic potentiometers as oceanographic measuring instrumentA
importance of a regular check of the potentiometers. The basic operations of checking
potentiometers, i.e., determination of the error and variation of the readings and the thresh-
old of sensitivity, are examined. The roading"I of 010 instrunlont lind it'i nonfiltivity 11111ta ho
eliecked Luider tho following conditions: t) 'nio temperature of the room where the check is
being made should be within 20 + 5C; 2) the supply voltage should not deviate from the rated
voltage by more than + 3%; 3) the frequency of the supply voltage (50 cycles) should not
deviate by more than + 0. 5 cycles; 4) there should be no external magnetic fields (except the
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ACC NR: AT6016356
earth's); and 5) preliminary warm-up of the potentiometer should not last more than 2 hr.
The ultimate purpose of these operations Is to elicit the measuring properties of the potentiom-
;.eter. Although the education of the personnel operating the instruments is a factor to be
taken into account, the decisive role in the proper operation of potentiometers belongs to the
inspection organizations for hydrometeorological instruments. Potentiometers operating
aboard ships should undergo a rigorous inspection. Orig. art. has: 3 figures.
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AUTHORS: Bobrovnikovp G.N., and Muslyakov, M.P., Candidates
of Technical Sciences -
TITLE: The effect of initial pressure on static characteris-
tics of electro-hydraulic drive
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Mashino-
stroyeniye, no. 9, 1960, 95 - lo3
TEXT: The electro-hydraulic drive is a power ampiifier without
feedback. Howevert the relationship between the input of s6fvome-
chanism and the load forms an equivalence to a negative feedback.
The unit (Fig. 1) consists of a two-chamber gear pump i, electric
motor 2, control by a polarized relay 3, and valve and working memX
ber - servomotor 4. The piston of the latter is actuated by the
difference in pressure determined by the position of valve spools
10 and 11, controlled by relay tie rod 15 and the rocker. The pro-
portionality between the input signals of the polarized relay and
the position of its armature is ensured by spring 20. When no con-
trol s 1 is present, opposite currents flow in the coils of the
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relay, and the armature will occupy a middle position, with spoois
opening equal orifices, and thus no drop of pressure is Produced.
T@e author quotes analytical worlk for calculating the sta'tic cha-
racteristics of the drive, where he ties the displacement of spool
h, with the speed of its travel. The torque is given by
A4=4p,F (I
h2)2
where Rc is the radius of the crank, F is the piston area, and a
is a parameter which takes into consideration the load effect on
pump delivery. In the case of small displacements h, the torque
characteristic is linear, whereas in the working range this is
achieved by an increase of the initial pressure, p or the croo.;
section of piston F. The latter arrangement reduceS the sDeed of
power of piston. The static speed characteristic is then c@-,nsile-
red. Its slope is proportional to the output of pump and inversely
proportional to the cross section of the piston. An equation is
deduced for spool displacement at the start of motion n s, in rela-
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tion to the initial and starting pressures. In order to determine
the effect of the initial pressure, experiments were carried out
whose results are plotted. These allow the following conclusions To
be made. The speed of the output shaft w as a function of the sig-
nai current is independent of the initial pressure. The maximum
speed cor;@esponds to full closure of valve orifice connected with
working chamber of cylinder, and completely open exhaust. The star-
ting current decreases with the rise of p 0. The speed of return
stroke drops when initial pressure goes up. The slope of speed cha-
racteristic is constant for all load torques. Tne increase of p
@o
causes a straightening of the torque characte,-4-stic, whose slope
is maximum at po = U. This curve exhibits saturation for certain 1/4@
values of signal current. There are 8 figures.
ASSOCIATION: MVTU im. N.E. Baumana (MVTU im. D.I.E. Bauman)
SUBMITTED: May 17, 1960
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MSIYAKOV) P., general-mayor zapasa
The naval infantry. Voen. znan. 41 no.2:8-9 F '65.
(v,p
---@ --e-3

usly."ilov, P.I., @-,ene--al-rra-,-or
m
I
Flag of"i-,-er Mor. .9:)or. -- no.10:77@ 901 0 lb3.
f- C-
(!,I"-A 1?:l.

AKKOSOT. I.I.; EBYAL. S.A..
Reflecting power as one of the min properties of fossil co&ls- DOkl&dy
Ajad. Nmk B.S.S.R. 84, 1223-6 152. NLU 5:7)
(CA 47 no.21:11694 153)

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-1 0724 on, til onow
rrmrOon In the Xuzzmetsk B-min -@ra patrograpmcaily similex, but
Bala4hon-
jorm-tian- V, 4irtar- m.-c-onDaIntr 2

SOV/24-58-11-37/42
I'lUTHORS: Ammosov, I. I. and Musyal, S. A. (Moscow)
TITIL&: Variation of the Micro-hardness of Coals Depending on
Their Origin (Izmeneniye mikrotverdosti ugley v
zavisimosti ot ikh proiskhozhdeniya)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye Teldmicheskikh
Nauk, 1958, Nr 11, pp 136-138 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors describe the results of detailed investi-
gations of the changes in the micro-hardness of the
petrographic components of a wide range of coals of various
Soviet origins. Measurement @@,jt -hardness was
, qekcro
effected by means of the RIT- indentor load of
10 g. The experiments were carried out in reflected
light with specimens taken from the aiddle of the seams
and produced from coal which was fragmented to 1,5 mm
grains. There are 2 figures and 5 references, 4 of which
are Soviet, 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: Institut goryuchikh iskopayemykh AN SSSR (InstituLe -)f
Mneral Fuels, Ac.Sc. USSR)
SUBMITTED: April 8, 1958
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VUSYAL, 3. A., C;,@nd of' Tech Sci -- (diss) "Llicrohardness of L!ined Coal," kluscr)w, 1959,
2U pp (Imtitute of 6eology anci P!-ocessinp, of' Mineral r-,Iels, iic;,.je7,iy o. @,ciences
USSR) (KL, 8-60, 1,17)

MUSYAL, S.A.
Microhardness of coals. Trud7 IGI 8:31-44 '59.
(MIRA 13:1)
tcoal)

'--JVSTAL, SjA,-- ---
Ghang,as In the microhardness of vitrinite during coal oxidation.
Trudy IGI 14:81-86 160. (MMA 13:12)
(Titrinits) (Goal geolov)

14USYAL9 S*A*
Microhardness of coal in relation to its classification. Trudy IGI
22:53-59 161. (KMA 14: 3)
(Coal-Classification) (Hardness)

AMMOSOV, I.I.; YEREKIN, I.V.; BABINKOVA, N.I.; GRECHISHNIKOV, N.P.;
PRYANISHNIKOV, V. K.; _KLUAL,-"; AMMOSOVA, Ya. M. ;
BCWDAVKIN,, M.G., red. izd-va; YEPIFANOVA, L.V., tekhn.red.
[Petrographic characteristics and properties of coals]Petro-
graficheskie osobennosti i svoistva uglei. Moskva, Izd-vo
Akad. nauk SSSR, 1963. 379 p. (MIRA 16:1)
(Coal)

-MUSYALIN. Ye.T.
Use of exercise therap7 in peacetime cranlocerebral vounds
Tope*kuro fisioter. i lech. fis. kullt. 23 no.6:535-5r F-D 158
MIRA US12)
11 Iz 4-y Moskovskoy gorodskoy klinicheakoy bollnitay nMChW
rukowoditell - prof, V*A* Ivanov)g
(HYPERTENSION)
(HEA3)-WCMS AND INJURIES)
(EXERCISE THERAPr)

MYALNIOVICHI A_tK._, pensioner (s.Pogorelets, Rozhnyatovskogo rayona,
Stanislavskoy obl.)
Automatic rodent tMW Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 5 no.g:
41-42 s 16o. (VIRA 15-6)
(Rodent control)

6754 -1& .16 - Disappftramce of autonomic reflexes whom
not reinforced. Lnest. Aked. lank. U.S.S.R. (biol.) 1950, 1
(107-113) Graphs 4 Tables 1
The action of stioull an the sense organs given rise not only to
perceptions but also to various autonomic reactions (vascular re-
actioug onstlagg *to.)* Upon repetition of the stimili the
perceptions remain but the autonomic reactions disappear. This
disappearance of autonomic reflexes is compared with the disappearance
of conditioned reflexes when they are not followed by unoonditiomal
(e.g. Ton Cate - Amsterdam
SO: Zzoerpta Ybdica,, Section 11, Vol. 4, No. 12

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MMYASHCHIKOVA, S.S.; BROMMM. &.I.. zaveduZiushchiy, CHIHNIGOVSKIY, V.H.. deyst-
-Irfrellioj;-@Men Akademii meditsinskikth nauk SSSR; BYKOV. K.H.. akademik. di-
rektor.
Ixtinction of vegetative reactions during atimulation of peripheral apparatus
of various analyzors. Von.fiziol.int. no.1:411-429 152. (RUA 6:8)
1. Ilektrofiziologicheakaya laboratoriya Instituta mozga im. Bekhterevs, (for
Bronshteyn). 2. Laboratoriya fiziologil retseptorov Inatituta fiziologii im.
I.P.Pavlova Akademii nauk SMR (for Chernigovokiy). 3. Institut fiziologil
im. I.P.Pavlova Akademii nuuk SSSR (for Bykov). 4. Akadeniya meditaluskikh
nauk (for Chernigovskiy). (Nervous system)

KUSTASHCHIKOVA. S.&
Analysis of the effects disturbances of the central nervous system
upon interoceptive reflexes. Kechanism of changes of the interoceptive
reflexes following decerebration. Biul.eksp.biol.i ned. 37 no.1:13-18
Ja '54. (KIRA 7:3)
1. Iz laboratorii fiziologii retseptorov (zaveduyushchiy -
professor V.N.Chernigovskiy) Instituta fiziologii im. I.P.
Pavlova Akademii nauk SSSR (direktor - akademik K.M.Bykov),
Leningrad. (Brain) (Reflexes)

MUSYASHCHIKOVA 9 S.S,
Potentials of the 11mbdc cortex of' the brain In ca,@q
by the stimlation of the receptors of @he internal organs,
Dokl. AN SSSR 157 no.5!1257-1260 Ag 1(14. (MIRA 1?;q'j
1. Institut fizioL)gii Im I.P. Pavlova AN SSLR@ Preds!.qv I F,110
akademikom V.N. Chornigovskim.

141JSYASHCHII(OVA, S.S.
Reflexes from the mechanore,@eptors of the stomach before and after
unilateral excision of the cerebral cortex [with summary in Inglishl
Blul. eksp. biol. i mod. 43 no.2:18-22 If 157 NLRA 10:5)
1. Iz laboratorii fiziologii retseptorov (zaveduyushchiy-deystvitellnyy
chlon AMN SSSR professor V.N. Chernigovskiy) i laboratorii
patologicheskoy fiziolog"i (zaveduyushchiy-professor V.S. Galkin)
Instituta fiziologii imeni I.P. Pavlova (dirsictor-akademik K.K.
Bvkov) AN SSSR, Leningrad. Predstavlena daystvitel'nym chlenom
AM SSSR V.N. Chernigovskim.
(STOMACH, physiology,
off. of irritation on cutaneous galvanic reflex, off.
of unilateral cerebral cortex excis.) (Rua)
(GZMRALCORTEX, physiology,
off. of unilateral excis. on cutaneous galvanic response to
stomach irritation) (Rus)
(REFUX, PSYCHOGALTANIC,
off. of cerebral cortex unilateral excis. on cutaneous
galvanic response to stomach irritation) (Rum)

GAMM. I.Te.; ZIKOVATA, N.G.; ILIIYSKrT, O.B.; LEBMWA, V.A.;
VARTYSTM, T.K.; MZRXUWVA, O.S.L_KUSTASHCHIKOVA, SS,
NTAGKATA. I.P.; OSADCHIT. L.I.; POPOVA, T.V.; SZMC3ZMXGT, I.S.;
TYUTRYUMOVA. Z.I.; C CHMMO, V.A.; TAROSMITSKIT. A.Ta.
Interoceptive, component in the development of certain pathological
states. Trady Inst.fiziol. 8:240-253 159. (KIRA 13:5)
1. Laboratoriya patologicheskoy fiziologii (zaveduyushchiv - V.S.
Galkin [deceased]) Institute. fiziologii im. I.P. Phvlova AN SSSR.
(MMSMS
MMSATION)
ARD
(PATHOLOGT)

GILIRJU* Ye.Ya.; MUSYASHCHIKOVA,, S.S.
Changes in the peripheral blood, the nerve structure of some
internal organs, and interoceptive reflexes fram the stomach
following general and local X-ray exposure. Trudy Inst. fisiol.
9:199-212 160. (MIRA 14:3)
1. Laboratoriya fiziolgoii krovoobrashcheniya i dykhaniya (save-
duyushohiy G.P.Kongradi) Institute. fiziologii im. I.P.Pavlova.
(BLOOD) (DIGESTIVE OFOANS-INNERVATION)
(REFLEXES) (X RAYS-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

LEVTOV, V.A.; MWYASHORIKOVA, S.S.
RelationsbLip between local and general vascular reactions in connection
with the intensity of the stimulation of the small intestine's
chemoreceptors. Fiziol. zhur. /+7 no.:L2:1477-11+83 D 161.
(MI;'A 15: 1)
1. From the Laboratory of Circulation and Respiration I.F.Pavlov
Institute of Ph * 1 L I d
(I,,r,,,rysio ogh eningra
N
IWS- ERVAT U) (NERVOUS SYSTM, VASOMOTOR)

MUSYASHCHI-KOVA, S.S.
Study of the peripheral nervous interactions of the vascular
system in the small intestine. Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 52
no.9:18-23 S '61. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Iz laboratorii krovoobrashcheniya i dykhaniya (zav. - prof.
G.F. Konradi) Inatituta fiziologii imerii I.P. Pavlova (direktor
akademik K.M. Bykov)., Leningrad. Predstavlena akademikom
Chernigovskim.
(INTESTRIM-BLOOD SUPPLY) (NERVES, PER I I-I ENkL

MUSYASHCHIKOV.4, S.S.
Characteristics of primr7 cortical reactions to the electrical
excitation of mesenteric nerves. Dokl.AN SSSR 148 no.4s979-
981 F 163. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Inatitut fizilogii in. I.P.Pavlova AN SSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom V.N.Chernigovskim.
(Electroencephalography) (Mesentery-Innervation)

MUSYASHCHIKOVA S.S.
-11--- . I .
Bioelectrical reactions of the cerebral cortex in cats followinu
stimulation of the afferent systems of internal organs. Fiziol.
shur. 50 no.1:32-40 Ja 164. (MIRA 1821)
1. lAboratoriya obshchey fiziologii Instituta fiziologii imeni
I.P.Pavlova AN SSSR, Leningrad.

ZARAYSKAY1 , S. M@ ; MPSYASHCHIKO@,`Jk S. :'It y 'J.
C-)rLllcal
tract. 7hur. vys. nerv. deiat, 15 no..e:-105-413
1. Laboratoriya Ob3hche y f i Z 10 1 rnS t i tL ta f i Z, G
Pavlova AN, SSSR, Leningrad.

BFI,T,Fh , Pf,N. -, PTISY A TICHF@OV' , 3@3,
Fvn@ed potentials of thig 11mbIc cerebral In !at6
stimulation of mesenteric nerves. Fizicl. zhur. 51 3,,c
Ag 16 5. (MIRA 1-1-.7)
I. Labcratorlyxi (,@)Llhchey flzicl,@7,z!l In3tlrilt5 'ffierl
Pavlove AN SISR, Lenlnerql.

Usy"",
NOVAK, N., inshener; 9USM, B., inzhener.
Why wheat should be tempered before milling. Muk.-elov.prom. 20
no.6:15-18 Je '54. (MLRA 7:8)
1. Glavnoye upravleniye zukomollnoy krupyanoy, i kombikormovoy
prozqshlennostl (for Sovsk). 2. Nikolayevokays mellnitea No.6
Gl&vzukI (for Masyuk).
(Wheat milling)

A , 'y
y., -f , / - , -; , /
taisyUKIN, -P .
Automobiles designed by the Ul'ianov Automobile Plant, ZO) ral.
ro.6 11 Je 157. @MMA 10:7)
1. GlavVy konBtruktor Ullynnovskago avtozavoda.
(Automobiles)

POLUD
MUSZAIAKA, A@, agr iam.; NAMM=Ma, Rsmvyk, dir.
AualytlW Do". Lurtlt4de (ZWdad AwditycoW
bufttytu Pammwu*omop), Waraw (for boU)
Varswq Cbmia mwaitye@q No 3, May-Jww 1966, pp 595-W
mDAs=IwAtm of iso-butyria &Idsbgdo in the pre@e of &-go,-
dimt1w]L- P-kwdraxyprop:imic aldshwaom

MUSZALSKI, Zbigniews dgr inz.
- --------- ;-@@
Scme special problems in designing the set of electric machines for
the steering gear telemotor in the li#ht of model studies. Bud
akretowe Warssava 8 no.3:91-95 Mr 161.
1. Katedra Maszyn Elektrycznych, Politecbnikia, GdanBk.

PbUM/Cbemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their Application.
Pesticides. H-18
Abs Jour: Referat Mur-01-1ya, No 5, 1958, 15574.
Author Eckstein Z., HszcynWd W., Sobotka W.
Iust
Title On the Preparation of Herbicides. II. Syntheses of 2,4,5-
Trichloro-Phenox7seetic Acid (2,4,5-T).
Orig Pub: Przem. chem., 1956, 12, No 3, 167-169.
Abstract: Two variants (A and B) am proposed for the synthesis of
2,4,5-trichloro-phenoxyacetic acid (1), vhich is a herbi-
cide and a grovth regulator for saw vegetables. A. 2,5-
dichloraniline (II) is converted by diazotization (action
of solid NAN02 On RdPb&te of II at 00), and subsequent
decomposition vith aqueous solution of)Hf.04 steam-
distilling, to 2,5--dichlorophenol (III ) . From
III, by the method described in Ccownication I, in prepared
Card 1/3

NAGY, Ervin, dr., oklevoles kozgazda, foeloado; MUSZELY, Imre
Certain traffic problems of city transportation in Bud-
apest. Kozl tud sz 14 no. 4:171-180 Ap 164.
1. Directorate of Transportation, Executive Commission
of the City Council of Budapest (for Nagy).
2. Section chief, Motorbus Company of Budapest (for
Muszely).

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Safety of motor vehicle transportation and automation. Nagy tud 68
no. 11: 669-673 N 161.
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Matematikai Kutato Intezete, Budapest.
(Motor vehicles) (Automation)

KJSZKA., Daniel; KOVACS, Karoly
Desiping of measuring bridges for the direct determination
of the total salt content of soil 9=ples. Mares automat
10 no.U/12:367-368 162.
1. MWar Tudomanyos Akademia Matenatikal. Kutato Intezet
(for Muszka). 2. SZTE, Kiserleti Fizikai Intezet (for Kovacs).

musm, m
"AviDtion in forest management." p. 33 (Teghnika Lotnicza, Vol. 9, No. 2, Mar./Apr.,
1954, @,arszawa)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, Library of Congress, Vol. 3. No, c, June.
1954, Uncl.

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Hungary /10hemical Technology. Chemical Products
and Their Application
Water treatment. Sewage water.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 1958, 1691
Author : Muszkalay Laszlo, Vagas Istvan
Title : Study of the Movement of Liquid in a Single Tier
Settling Tank
Orig Pub: Hidrol. kozl., 1956, 36, No 5-6, 374-384
Abstract: Model studies were made of the effect of the de-
sign of the water distributing devices, on the
operation of a horizontal settling tank. The
coefficient of utilization of the holding capac-
ity of the tank was found to be as follows: 0.246
on weir-distribution of the water; 0.414-0.432 on
a distribution of the water by means of perforated
partitions; 0.850 on distribution of the water
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1,7TbZ.KALAY, L.
CompprattirF- te-t,in2 of: revolvinf-, cirrpnt Tr,(ter!-. -) . 6f, .
"r-IIZVOLO. Burinner-t, lhingciry. 1,)",7 191@1)).
Monthly LiFt of' EaFt Euro-p::n Acre!zqions, (-SIAI) LC, -Iol. 9, Nio. 1, Jar.. 1@60.
Unci .

M=KALA , Laszlo., mernok, tudomanyos munkatars
The affect of a pumping station on the flow conditions of a river.
Vizugyi kozl no-3050-357 161.
1. Vizgazdalkodasi Tudomanyos Kutato Intezet.

MUSUALAY, Las241o
@iu&i power plante and the application of tubular turbines in
[e-mail]. Vimgyi koz1 no.lt85-92 :63,

MUSUALAY, La-sz1o.- .
Validity of the calibration of flowmeters. Vizugyi kozl
no. 1:106-112 159.

14USZKALAY, laszlo
. ...... - - ".- ---
Sedimentation of granular substances. Vizugyi kozl no-4:
519-522 158.

MMZKALAY, Iasz1o; VAGAS, Istvan
Infiltration tests in one-story sedimentation basins. Hid-
rologiai koz1ony 36 no.5:374-384 0156.
1. Spitoipari es Kozlekedesi Maazaki 3gyetem 1. sz. Vize-
pitestani Tanszeke.

HANKO, Zoltan; VAGAS, Istvan; PERENYI, Kar9ly; MU&I-MALAY, I&szlo
Seciett.y and technical news. Hidrelegiai kozleny 43 no.1;6, 18, 3C"p
38, 76, 81 F 163.
1. *Hidrelegiai Kezlony" revatvezateje (for Vagas).

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POUM/Chemiral Ter_-@-iology- Chemical Products end Their H
Ap-)Ilca;@on. Pr.--t 4. - DyeiLg and Chemical
Treatment of Textile Materials.
Abe Jour: Referat. Zhurnal atmiya, No 21, 1958, 72712.
Author Kazimierz Mizzkat.
Inst
Title Study of Chromation Process of Mordant Dyes on
Wool Fibers. 1.
Orig Pub: Przem. wl6kienniczy, 1957, 11, No 10, 5o4-5o7.
Abstract: The study of various properties of dyes of the Acid
Chrome Blue-Black type, which is a Za containing
complex of the o,o'-dioxyazo dye, showed that, with-
out any regard to the acid nature (H2SO4, HCOOH and
CH3COOH), dyeing proceeded normally and at the
Card 1/3

POLM/Cherlical. Tecb=logy. Chemical ftTAucts and Their
Applicati=. Nrt 4. - rVeing sad Chemical
Treatment or Textile materials.
kos Jmr: ROfer&t- Zhurnal M11MLYS, No 21, 1958P 72712-
GPPrOximtelY saMe rate, that the freshly prepared
solutions or dyes followed Beer's law and could
be photomatered, but that solutions.. which had been
in CAMUCt with wool (dye baths), channed th4ir
shok dapending on pR, and that the c=Wlex was not
stable, the awmt of Za absorbed by wool dependirr,
on, PH. Based an the property study, a determination
Or the content or non-chrecated dye on the dyed wool
Was carred out; for that puvose, dyed wool was
treated vith squeOus-butanol solution (il to 2 g of
wool dyed with 4jh of a dye was extracted by the
mixture of 20 ml of water and 5 ml of n-butanol with
1 al of aqueous solution of 17 ag of NH3 and 18 mg
Card 2/3

POIAND/Chemical Te&zolo-y- Cherdeal Products and TI.eir H
App.icatiuj, P-@,@ 4. - Dyeirg and Chemical
Treatment of Textile Materials.
Abs Jour: fleferat. Zhurnal &imiya, No 21, 1958, 72712.
of ZS04 in the duration of 30 min. at the tempera-
ture close to the boiling point). In view of the fact
that sme chromated dye is extracted besidos the non-
chromated, they are separated chromatographically,
after which they are photometered in order to determire
the amount of non-chromated dye. The amowit of chro-
mated dye is determined by the difference.
Card 3/3

lCountry Poland
c,aterrory Chwdcal T%chnal gy. Chemical Producta an& Thtir
APPlicAtIA-0m. -- DYeing & Chem. Treatment or lbxt
lAba. Jour F. M. - Min, No. U, 1959 Materials.
Author Xuszkat, F.-
Institut. -N @-@ , @ve n
Tltlc@ InvejtiTntior. of
on Wool Fib,@r6.
th- Chrcn-Lng :)f Mordant Dve5
11.
Or 1,r@ Pub. Przemysl Wlo),Ienniczy, 1-1, No 12, (-)5-605
Abstract fle exreri:nental i-ivestigazjon of Lie indivi-luni
parameters of the afterchromin,- pro@esr. has rhox-i
that the Minimnm quantity of K2Cr,O, (1) required
14
@G not nearl! related to the degree uf colo-in7.
At 0.5-411. cnlorir.?, 0.4A% T (baFed on the riei-ht
of the wool) is 5iirficient: the 50% dosa@e u,@ed
in oractice (based on the weight of the dyeiriF
agent) in correct only for 1% calorinK. The
chroming procesb aL first proceedz rApidly (at
70-qO* the nmount of unch-owed dye (AUD) rem,,Lining
after tne first 10 min dronc from 100%, to Ile) anti
fhen taners off, terminating after 45 min. The
dye losses aurlrg @hrnming, caused by oxidacion of