SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KUCHINSKIY, YE. P. - KUCHKO, A. P.

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Kuch[n3kly. Y(,,. 11. "The effect of vitamin Bl (thiamLne) .~n the excitability of the
nclatic noz-.,o and the central nervous system of the frog", In Index: Ye. 11, Kuchtnakiy,
Trurt/ Xiohinavsk. goo. In-tal Vol. 1, 194,91 55-59.
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KUCHINSKLY, Ye. F.
The gradient of reception of the digestive tract. Biul.eksp.biol.
i mod. 41 no.3:5-8 Mr 156. (MLRk 9:7)
1. Iz kafedry normalluoy fiziologit (zav.-prof. A.A.Zubkov)
Kishinevokogo moditainakogo Instituta. Prodstaylona daystvitellas
chlonom AMN SSSR Y.N.Chornigovskim.
(DIURNSIS, phyetol.
off. of gastrointestinal stimulation)
(GASTROINTISTINAL STSTIM. physiol.
off. of stimulation, off. on diuresio)

11 EUCHINSKIT, Te.P.
Now data on the reflex and hormone regulation of d1uresis and
on its changes In fever caused by a sterile abscess. Zdravookh-
ranonle 3 no.203-48 W-Ap 160. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Is kafedry patologichosicoy fisiologli (zav. - doktor mod.
nauk Te.P. Xmohinskiy) KishinsTakogo maditainakogo instituts.,
(DIUMICS AND DnWSIS) (RUIMS) (HORXONBS) (Fily )

PEuTSKIT, V. . prof.; KUCHINSKIY Tu inzh.; ZAYAS, Yu. [translator].
Using an electric current to accelerate the salting of meat (from
OPrzemysl spozywczy"). Hias. ind. SSSR 29 110.3152-53 158.
(xm ut6)
1. Pozr-nakiy eallskokhozyVetvennyy instItut.
(meat- Pro servat ion)

KUCHINSKIY, Im-M (luesynakii,, Jurgenlo akademik (Garmanakaya Dmoima-
- WcHiigy-a Respublika)
ralas theoriso of *aMtary proaperity.0 Bov.profsoiuz7 18
no*23tj6-Yj D 162* (KMA 15812)
(Disamament-zoonmic aspents)

BURLIOVI, H.P.;EUC.HIR.Z L.
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Sonharsonicity as one of the features of molecular Intoraction.
Opt. I spektre5 no. 2:141-146 Ag 058. O(IRA 11:10)
1. Leningradskly goeudarstvannyy universitat, Fiticheekty institut.
(Molecular dynamics)

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AUTHORS: Papoushek, D., Kuchirek, Ta
TITLE.- 119tructural Contributions" to the
of the Thermodynamic Potentials of
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizichemkoy khimil, 1960,
(USSR)
3/07 60/034/01/027/044
B01 OY301 4
Values of Secend Derivatives
Liquids
Vol 34, fir 1, pp 168-176
ANTRACT: gimple thermodynamic relations expressing the so-called "struc-
tural contributions" to compressibility (Table 1, Pigs 1-41
thermal expansion, and specific heat (Table 2, Figs 5 and ~~
are used here in the form of second derivatives of entropy with
respect to volume, pressure, or temperature. The-numerioal
values of these derivatives were computed according to experi-
mental data for a number of liquids with different character
of the intermolecular interaction as well as for liquid mix-
turee: acetone - chloroform (Fig 7), acetone - carbon diBulfide
(Fig 8), benzene - Is thylene dichloride (Pig 9), and benzene -
- carbon tetrachloride (Fig 10). The authors discussed their
relation to the molecular structure of liquids. Structural
Card 1/2 contributions and the compression values of liquids are easily

"Structural Contr-lbutiong" to the Values of S/07 60/034/01/027/044
Second DerivativeR of the Thermodynamic Poten- BOlOYBO14
tials of Liquids
related to the expansion degree of liquids. In the case of
liquid mixtures, their calculation offers positive data on
changes of structure taking place in the intermixture of
liquids. 1. N. Godnev and Ta. I. Frankel' are also mentioned
in this paper* There are 10 figures, 2 tables, and 26 ref-
erences, 7 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Universitet g. Brno, Chekhoslovakiya
(University of the City of Brno, Czechoslovakia)
SUBMITTED: January 16, 1959
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s/o53/62/ooo/011/oWo6i
A062/A101
AUTHORS: Papoushek, D., Tserman, 0., Travnichkova, G., 6~ ~hirck, Ya.
TITLr: Thermodynamic functions of an anharmonic oscillator and a vibrating
rotator
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, no. 11, 1962, 11, abstract lIV69
C'Splsy p;irodov;d. fak. univ. Brne'11, ig6p-, v. 26, no. 1*2 19 - 35;
summaries in English and German) -
TEXT: A method Is proposed for calculating statistical sums of an anhar-
monic oscillator and a vibrating rotator. For the vibrating energy levels a rp-
lation Is introduced which contains 4 constants; taken Into account are the 11-
inItation of the vibrating and rotating levels, the' interaction of the vibration
with the rotation, and the influence of the centrifugal force at the rotation.
The approximation used permits to obtain, In the entire temperature range of the
given tables, the same accuracy of calculation (within three decimal digits) as
In the case of direct summation. The tables may be applied up to temperatures
determined by the relation 1.4388td/Ir > o.4. For most two-atoff. molecules this
corresponds to temperatures UP to 3,OOOOK.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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MSEV, Yu. (Moskva); LOBACHBY Yu (Kalut,a) * MOVCHIKOV, 11. (Tambov); BEF049S,,
Mltn' sj;
'11 (Baku)
LAMM, V. (Riga); NOGIN,S.
YU
(;evastopo'lf);UL'YANE21KO,I. (Purmanskaya obl.); ZELID121, Ye.
(Leningrad); CIIIBIRYACHKO, V. (Severomorsk); SIMCCOV, V. (Orel);
ZHBANOV, Ye. (Ivanovo); VOTLOKHIII, B. (Groznyy); MAKASHEV,'M.
(Leningrad); WIEDOV, V. (Balaahov); GORDOV, V. (Yevpatoriya);
LYMETS, V. (Severodonetsk).
Exchange of experience. Radio no.3tl,37,/,4,51,53,54,55,56,58 61
Hr'64 OURA 1717$

KUCHIS, Ye.; YAZEUTIS, T.
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Galvanostat, Radio no~12:45-46 D 10,1,. (laHA 18:))

HCHIS, Ye.v.
UsIng the D8O8-D813 stabilitron tubeet undnr high voltage,conditions.
Ism* takh, no,3t43-44 Mr 165o MIRA 180)

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SOURCE CODE: UW01.15/66/000/004/005f[656Q
AUMOR: KUChis, Ye- V-
ORO: 6
TITLE: RC generator with high stability and linearity
SOMCE: lzmeritel'nays tekhnika, no. It, 1966, 57-60
TOpIC TAGS: generator# Hall effectp rf osciU&torj frequency stability, linear syer
ABSTRACT: The generator (Fig. 1) was developed for use In HSU-effect mmotsuremento
and to provide good frequeficy stability, precise frequency
.1settingp low intermod4ation distortion, amplitude stabili-
.ty, high output voltage) and low oUtput Impedance. A Wien-
bridge aircuit is used. Its characteri3tice are defined
in terms of the equivalent Q at resonance. The influence
of different types of asymmetry of the frequency-dependent
Wien-bridge arms on the effective q is analyzed and the
f4etors governing the design of the input, output, and am-
plifier circuits of the generator are discresed. The gen-
erator has two working frequencies, 20 and 70 cps., a
tuning range 110%. a setting accuracy t0.15%, and a fre- Fig. 1. Block diagram
quency stability tO.025%- Its output (stable within t2%) of RC generitor
at -2 ohms in U)O Y. ' The overall linear distortion coefficient is *,0.002%. It in
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KUCHIS, YeeVe [Kucys,E.I; TOWTIS, V.B.
Comprehensive study of the properties of thin cadmium telluride
layers. Part-5t Some methodological problems in studying in
Mall, effect in thin semiconductor layers with high specifia
resistance. Trudy AN Lit* SSR. Ser. B nosl:73-84 '6Z
(MIRA r7:8)
1. Institut fiziki i matematiki AN Litovskoy SSR.

KUGIIISV Ye.V. [Yucys, E.]
Stability of the parameters of a selective low-frequency
amplifier. Prib. i tekh. oksp. 9 no.2t79-81 Px-Ap'64.
(MIRA 17:5)
1, Institut fiziki i matmatiki AN Litovskoy SSR.

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SUBJqITTED: Ma--- - lemati tiki AN Lit
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AUMOO,_,; 141chin, YC.V. and Tolutist V.3.
21T1,": Gombincd inventi-ation of thin layers of cadmium
telluride. V. -'.omc methodological problems in in-
vestit;ation ot the Hall effect in thin high-resisti-
vity semiconductor layers
..hademiya nauk '--itovskoy 10SR. Trudy. O'eriya B,
no. 1(20), 1962, 73-84
This paper in continuation of the combined investi-
,rfation of thin layers of cadmium telluride (see Parts I-IV). Uiffi-
cultier, in meanurcment of the Hall effect using altcrnating, electric
cwtd manc,tic fie]AG cwc diccusced. This method has been described
by -,,urrcl and C. dahling, (.ev. "ici. Instr., 21, 1028-29, 1950),
J.'j.. Levy (1'hys. -'ev., 92, 215-1211, 1953) and Ya. Dushch (Czechosl.
J. Phys., no. 9, 250-255, 1959). The difficulties are: 1) instabil-
ity o~ the electric (f.,-) and the magnetic (EH) field frequencies
which make the (1ifference frequency fX = Er - fl, also unstable# 2)
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instability of the ariipliEic,tion factor of the narrow-band amplifier
which is used to select :1 3) appearance of signals with frequencies
inT rioc to
f-,. and ft, at thc amplii:icr, put and in the Gample giving - 9hunf ~--
~,;~wanted sit;nals; 4) 111gh .10ic:C level of the Hall -probes: 5)
ing ;.ction of the stray capacitance of the amplifier input. These
and less important difficulties are dealt with briefly and circuit
-or their elimination. The maximum sen-
Modifications are -ii ,,c:-.tcd f
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sitivity of* the authors' apparatus was limited by the thermal noir;c
of the input impedancf-, atid w.,.r, re-,ircoented by the carrier tito ility
(detexmined from the Hall effect) of 4 x 10-3 cm2 a v- sec- wItich
was obtained for sample resistances up to 108 ohm. The apparatus
can be used for measurement on sanples of up to 1012 ohm resistance
when tho sensitivity falls to 10 CM2 . V-1 sac-1. At all the smnple
resistances tip to 1012 ohm the at- 'thors' apparatus had n censitivity
higher thmi that of other apparatus described in lit,7rature. There
are 6 figures.
Institut fi.:~i'A:i i natematild Akademii naW~ Litovskoy
(Insti.ttitc of Physics -md Mathematics, ilicademy
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PLATMOV, V.I., kand. ekon. nauk; SOKOLOV F.A., kand. -,eLlkhoz.
naukj-,KUCHlM,D.; AIIASIASOV, A.Kh , red.
(Cotton growing by Dzhavat Kuchiev's tean) Voz(!elyvanie
khlopchatnika v brigade Dzhavatn Kuchiciva. l4okva, Kclos,
1965. 150 P. (Mii~A 19:10)

BUGUIDVP M.N., prof.; KORCYFV, A.I., doteent; KUCHIYEVA, L.G.; XNASOV,
11
A . -~ .
Pathology of the fundus oculi in diseases of the eardiovasoular
system. Sbor. nauch. trud. SOGMI no.14:158-162 163.
(MIRA 18t9)
1. Kafedra glaznykh boleaney Severo-Osetinakogo meditainakogo
inAtitutA i glasnoye Weleniya Savero.Zastinskoy reapubli-
kanskoy klinicheakoy bollnitsy.

roxnplurmow4m of the eye, Sbcr. naun~,_ t-,.cl. no,14.
lqz.-~. r47 63. i~M--RA -119.9)
1. ~;Ijizncye ottiolenlye Rcspubli~anakoy klin:0iovkcy inollnitsy
go--.-N Orfithoni~ldse. Na-lohnvy rukovoditell - prcf. M.N. Bugult~v.

KUGHIYEV, Yll.
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Five navigation yearn of the atomic lr-~?~,,reaker "Lenin." Mor.
flot 25 no.2t2-4 F 165. (1,11RA 18:4)
1. Kapitnn atcmnogo ledokola "Lenin" v navignt-.1yu 1964 g.

--Rlmlmrov~ il& S, - - - -- I
"rho "anction betwoen Aror--qtlc '3101o Acids nnf-I Phonoln%
Vorozlitsov, N. 11. (dccan,srid) nnd Kuchkarov, A. B, (1-,-ib D.-entuffs, '-Toscow Chomico-
Techlologicral Inst imoni "endeloyevTTP. 1943)
F70: journnl. of (fenarrl Chmilata (Zhurnn] Obshchol Khimli) 1949, Vol. XIX, No. 10

]Psb 19W
Chwlstry Synthesis
Ketone Bpth*sJAbv a Friod6l-Crafts Ho"tlon With
ft0l,- A. D. Mwhtsrov, 1. P. Teuk"-vanik, IALb Ork
Rom, Can Aslatlo Stato U, 31 PP
wZhur Otsbah -XhW Vol XVIn (LM), No 2
ftowe possibility of utilizing ZnC1 for synthosizInC
ketones. -Vapor'laommv -ketansw-obtalned,as a result
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nothyl, and k-ert=11so-
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minxV, A. D.
USSR/Cbmadstry Alkylation of Arematics Apr
"Synthesis With the Aid of Zinc Chloride. VI. Use
of Metallic Zinc .'or Alkylation of Aromatic Com-
pounds With Alkyl Chlorides," A..B. Kuchkarov, Lob
of Org Chem, Cen Asia State U
"Zhur Obahch KhW vol xxi, No 4, pp 685-687
AlkylAted C6H6, CH3C6H5, ClA, CIOH12, C6H Br
C6H OR C H OC 11 with BuCl, using small amis ;f
Zn Rnd'HCf,'Vijg5yitId of 50-80% of theoretical.
C61~(, vith EtCl gave small yield. Optimum temp lies
in limits 200-2500C. Reaction evidently proceeds
with isomerization of alkyl chloride radical. Prod-
ucts- were mono- and dibutylbenzeue, etc.

KUCMR0Vj A. B.
'.129R/Chemistry - ArX tjcty~drocarbons, Jul 52
Try, I n
"Molecular Conq)ounds of ZnC1, With Alcohols," A. B.
KuchlrArnv 'Irtb -4' Org Chem, ten Asiatic StateU
"Zhur Obshch Khim" Vol 22, No 7, PP 1127-1132
Isolated addn compda TIC,)[ ZnCl2 of methvl, ethyl,,
n-propyl, isopropyl, n-butyl, isobutyl, Isoamyl
alce and. ethylene glycol with zin.-- rhInride.
Cyclohexanol yields the comPd (CA.2 0) 2' znC1 2'
On the basis of a study of properties of the addn
compds obtained, clarified mechanism of alkylation
with the aid of ZnCl. and investigated cately-tic
propertics (:X Yffl
'='T33

KUcjjXAROVq A. B*
Vol 48 No.
1954
,I. mar. 10,
or &do Chemistry
Ith Aito
Molecular comoogads 4
V P Go 22,
'4p- ').--,c;ee C-4. 47,
f 1,

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4Aw ~-

KUCHWF,V, A. 'B.
Organic CherAstrY 4
ions of AWlation and Acylf-tiOn in Contpct With
Dissertation: 'ROELct at of Organic Chemistry, Acad Scl. USSR,
Zinc Chlorlde.4 Dr CheM Sci. In scow# 22 Yar 54)
1 Apr 54. (VochernyhYa HookYa. 140
SO: StM 213. 20 Sept 1954

'USSR/jheriiztry Alcohol
Card
Authora 'Kuchkarev, A. B,) and Shuykin, u. T.
Title I About complex metal lialide - alcohol comp")UMIS
Periodical I 1-,v. All SESH, Ctd.. Min. Nauk., 3, 470 - 477, y - June 195h
Abetract The prcxJucta derived from the reaction br-tween f-1--111des of certain mztals,
belonging to the socrind aM third ~grcups of the 1). 1. !~;erxkleyov
periodical system of elements, and aliphatic an-] cyclic,alcrhols, are
described. 'rho number of alcohol noleculer. in 1rari-ca:3 irA.-tal hnli(le-
alcohol combipations, is outlined. The dct)cmI,crc- of the corplex rr_-tal
halide -alcohol compounds upon the reaction coryJitloris and the chemical
nature of the im-tal halides, is eyplaincl. 'Sevcnt,~-n referencer,:
Eleven 3 USA and 3 French.
Inotitution Acnd. of occ. Uc,.SR., T~jo N. D. Zelinskiy In5t.;.tuto of CTi7.anic Cherastry
Eubmitted June 26, 1953

veiiadold th
chic cb1oddo, Orviled am &I=h&vm itidt, uft4ar c*m-
q ditims c4 ol"tud pretuica. N. 1. Snurkin, A. H. Ku,~h-
Urev. aml N. A. PavInvale (14, D.
CW":,, Ac~id, k4. U.9:9.5t., Moscow). 1swig. Alad.
Sub 3S.S.R.. (Uri. Kkivt. Sauk 1094, 0114i4lO.-At
I'AtIon of cjff, by Inevis (4 90, MOIL of 0-M[1
va P-Or PhAft et e"Aw ptrwucv Was achityrd by confAc,
W1thZt%Cltd,poufedvnAI,O,, With Ece:) a 41-11Z% Yield
0 crude E(Pli it obAincd (tded~ on Eff)) at '2U zttm and
in the range of 1504901. At 360, an increlve a puUMM
frovis 20 atm. to 40 atm. results In a moderate Increase J
altrylate. At 3OD-60* and 2) atm. with a C.It./Ft.0 ratio
of 4.5-1 toli-I there is obtakird a ciodecut of 13111ft amount.
It" to 74-M% yieM Ixued on Et$O or 13-140,1, hued ort
C14- Allkylatiori with CqUt Ifte. 1e% ykU (bad a
C.-II.) at 300 ', 40atin. and 2-: 1 Mamt ratio. the CaWyeate
contairts, tesides EltPh. v"t 1,10h and C41(jUts (15.4%
a,, 48-2.0, Old M4,170 P)~ i10-I'TOlI i1 M'"t OCCI iYe At
.if*-'A vul at 20-40 Min. Ykids isi-NI'li ia CIA* yiOd
(tasni on five C. M. K,vj475-ff

KUCHIMY, A.B.
. .
Vapor alkylation of bansene by propylene in contact with zinc
chloride deposited on solid carriers. Dokl. AN Uz. SSR no.1:21-25
157. (MIRA 1115)
l.Sradneaziatakiy politakhnichaskiy institut. Predstavlano
akad. AN UsSSR A.S. Sadykoy7m.
(Benzene) (Alkylation) (Propane)

In-CHUREV, A.B.
AI)qrlation of aromatic compounds with the help of zinc chloride
adsorbed on solid carriers. Izv. AN Us. SSR.-Ser. khim. nauk. noe3t
67-80 '57. (MIRA 1119)
I (Alkylation) (Zinc chloride)

ASUROV, II.A.; KUUIILkaV, A.B.; CHIBMLUVA, V.M6
Aryl aliphatic polyamides. Uzb.khim.zhur. no.5:63-67 158,
(MIRA 12,-2)
1. Sredneaziatekiy politakhnichookiy Institut.
(Amides)

YIDOTOVA. D.Ta.-; ASKAROV.,
Condensation of aromatic &mines with formaldehvde in acid media and
synthesis of. o7mmetrical diaminodlary1me.thaneo. DAL )I Ui. SSH ,
no.601-35 158. (MI"A 11:9)
I.Sradneaziatskiy politekhnicheaki)r institut. Predstavlono chlenom-
korraspondentom AN UzSSR Kh. U. Usmanov".
(Toluidine) (Formaldehyde) (Condensation products (Chemistz7))

MARKMAN, A.L., doktor khim.nauk- VC
9 _WREV, A.B., doktor khim.nauk;
SALIMOVA, Kh., kand.tekhn.nauk; BEGILi-VAR, B.L., inzh.; KOIWA,
Ta.A., inzh.; CHMTARIVA, A.P., insh.; KASTOV, A.U., Inzh.
More about technical specifications for cottonseeds. Mael.-shir.
prom. 26 no.120-9 D 160. (KM 13:12)
1. Sredneaziatskly politekhr'ihaskly institut (for Markman, Xachkarev,
Salimova). 2. Sredneaziatskly filial Vaesoy=nogo nauchno-iseledo-
vateltakogo iustituta shirov (for Begillman, Koneva, Chebotareva).
3. lkgipropishcheprom (for Mastov).
(cottonseed)

USMANOV, Kh.U.; YAKUBOV, A.M.j MIRZAKARIMOV, R.M.; PJIPIKAREVJ__~~-_
Effect of the Co6O gamma-irradiation of cottonseeds before
sowing on the accumulation and chemical composition of cottonseed
oil. Uzb.khim.zhur no.3:45-51 161. (MIRA 14:11)
1. Institut khimii.polimerov AN UzSSR i Sredneaziatakiy
politekhnicheskiy institut. 2. Chlon-korrespandent AN UzSSR
(for Unmanov).
Cottonseed oil)
mma rays)
M

IoI3
()15~ /6~86
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b0
350 -
thracene 621 5 A
all
tioll 110.
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0\13 %% fir
0
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c
ror&

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Alkylation of anthracene with B106/BI86
ne[Llo-A tubo~; ~Iorin:
.a-e. Th(. influence
ten eraturp i~pon tht--
P
temperatin-e in 145 -
product rosinified.
latter in partly lont
;olvent
I ).if -irrivil 'Ank. ty~'. ~'J.
s-.' Lhe quantitative I'j%Z,_'_,.*
-1,1oldle of Ia-c was siwulied. :Pv relAc t lon
0 0
160 C.; at higher tempc-r)Lturi-s (17G 19-~ C) the
The reaction reyzires tin uxce33 of th(I
in the form o~ %nd because an exces!7 of it
acts as a
for 1- 5 moles of ZnCl . were used per mole of,11 more
ZnCl 2 broiight about resinification of 1. 0-5 moles of'ZnC1 2 were dis-
solved uniter stirring in 4-6 ml of boiline- :1, a.-.d a suspension of 0.1 mole
of I in 11 (altogether 1 mole of 11 was used) wa2 hdded duririr, RCI
bubbling in --,rtiona of 2-3 ml each, and heated to 155-1600C for 3-5 - 4
hrf, with v_~ ~.~4-rinr,. After atanding for 14 hr.), it was decomposed
with w,--te:- 't-c: with petroleum ether. The grystalline residue A.
insoluble ether, was filtered and washed with petroleum ether
until the color dirappeared. The combined petroleum ether extracts were
washed with water until neutral reaction occurred. The residue left after
evaporation of the petroleum ether was distilled in vacuo, with separation
into three fractionst Boiling ranges 70-140OC/10 mm Hg, 140-255OC/5 mm Hg,
255-2950C/5 mm qg. The latter two fractions were distilled oi,ce more at
Card .274

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Alkylation of anthracone with ... B106/Bi86
5 mm Hg, and gave the following fractionst Boiling ranges 140-205, 205-
210, 210-240, 240-250, 250-26o, 260-270, 270-295'q. Ia, C leH18, M.P.
133-1340C was isolated from the first two fractions by reoryst&llization
repeated 14 times; picrate M.P. 178-1800C. Oxidation of Is, with CrO 3 in
CH 3C0011 under heating gave a-butylanthraquinone, C 18H1602 (IV),. M.P.
91-920C (from glacial acetic acid). Oxidation of 0.6 g IV with 20 ml HKO 3
(d 1.1) in the course of 11 hrs at 220-2250C gave a-anthraquinone-carb-
oxylic acid, M.P. 294-2950C, identified by the qualitative reaction de-
scribed by N. Kranovskiy (see ZhRKhO, V-46, 1914, 1070)- Ib, C 22H261 M'P'
252-2530C, was separaLed from the fractions with boiling ranges 210-240
and 240-2500C, and froa, the crystalline rbaidue A after washing it out
14-15 timea with a mixture of boiling petroleum ether and alcohor; Picritep
m.p. 182-193 OC. Oxidation of Ib with CrO 3 in CH 3COOH gave 2,6-dibutyl-
anthraquinone, C 22H2402 (V), m-p- 159-1600C (from glacial acetic acid).
Oxidation of V with HNO gave anthraquinone-2,6-dioarboxylic acid, I M.P.
4600C We composition). lc, C H' 0 was separated from the
Card 3/4 26 34' M'P' 153-155 C,

Alkylation of anthracene with
S/081/'62/000/024/045/073
B106/B186
fractiona with boiling ranges 250-26o, 260-270 and 270-295 0C by recrys-
tallization from petroleum other and then from alcohol; picrate, M.p.
176-1790C. Ic is oxidized by CrO 3 in CH3COOH to give tributylanthra-
quinone, C26H32021 M'P' 144-145OC- Oxidation of a fraction with boilir)g
range 140-2950C with CrO gave anthraquinone, m.p. 2630 C1 this fraction
3
obviously contained small amounts of Id. In the same way 0.1 mole of I
was alkylated with 1 mole of III in the presence of 0-5 moles of ZnCl 2-
In this reaction only the crystals insoluble in petroleum ether
(corresponding to residue A in the previous experimekt) were studied.
They proved to be Is, m.p. 248 - 2490C. Oxidation of le with CrO 3 in
C113COOH gave 2,6-diamylanthraquinone (VI),*M-P- M-1720C (from glacial
acetic acid). Oxidation of VI with HNO, yielded anthraquinone-2,6-di-
carboxylic acid, m-P- 460 0C (decomposition). [Abstracter's notet Complete
translation.]
Card 4/4

Pr4liminary remato of clinical tevU4 with antibiotic .2703o
TOP.M*. 9 n0.1. tgo-g/t 163. (MlU 16 a 5)
1, Is khisiotereporticheakogo otdoloniya (zare doktor mod* navk
LI.Astrakhan) Instituta okeperiqqatalluoy i kliniobeekoy omkolo-
gii AMR SM (direktor inetituta i sav* klinichookogo otdolmiya-
dVetvitaltun ablen AMR SM prof. N.Yeeglokhin).
(ANTIBIOTICS) (CYTOTMIG MWGS)

- KUCEKMV p R. 11.
Preliminary reffults of the clinical test of the antibiotic
olivomqcin. Antibiotiki. 7 no.3.-67-70 Mr 162. (MIRA 15:3)
1. Khimioterapov-ticheakoye otdeleniye (zav. V.I. Astrakhan)
klinicheakogo otdola (zav. - doystvitellrqy chlen ANN SSSR
prof. N.N. Blokhin) Inatituta eksperimentalinoy i klinicheakoy
onkologii AM SWR.
(ANTIBIOTICS)
(CYTOTOXIC DRUGS)

L lZ637-63 Ee(j)/EPF(c)/EW(jM)/Bw ASD Pc-4/Pr-4 WW
ACCES'SION HR: AT30023" S1251316310131CO01015910165
AMM: lWasUaw, A. P nahkarev, Ye. A-
(baantitAt-i" smtroscople datemination a silica in aduble orguxmiXica
COMOwids
SOURM AN SSSR. Mxdssiya po owaliticheskoy khImii. Trwy*- v. 13, 1963
Organicheakly analiz, 159-165
TMIC TMSt spectroscopy,, silica, ethanol, o_xylol,, cobaltous chloride
ANSIMM A spectroscopic method for the determination of silica in organosilics
compounds vithout their prior chemical decocposition has been developed. The
cond1tions for the analysis must be that the te=perature of the electrode contain-
Ina the asnple must be low in order to avold evaporation. Ve electrode must hame
a porous base. The Introduction of the internal standard into the liq~dd organic
cotTound presents a certain problem since the salts of metals in most cases are
insoluble in organic liquids. This W- oblem, was 301VbA by dissolving-these salts
in polar organic solvents before mixing them vith the organo3ilica, compounds. The
system Investigated in our experiment as an organic colvent was 26,t ethawl a.-A
o-.Vlol. The solubility of CoCl. sub 2 in Q% ethp--~ol-c->w1ol =Jxt=c wr-s also
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xCESSION RR: tu-PO2345
investigated. The howgeneity of the sarple is one of the main factors affe'ditAng
frdishly-mixa&-vith -the -soj"nts- befomanalyals -0-71he rbsolute alcohol
mixture will hydrolyze with vater from the air upon standing end it will result
In great ciTors. The experimemAl results vith sme M=Wneric and polymeric
orCanosilica corpour4s gave results with relative accuacies of plus or minus 10%.
The silica content in the organic mterial must not be less than 1%. Orig. art,
has; 4 tables exid 2 graphs,
ASSMIATION: Moskovskly tekhnologidheskiy Institut Im. D. I. Mmdtleym
(Mscow chemical ~ngnee!~M inst1tute). Kafedra analitich-eskoy khlmii
(Department of analytic chemistry).
00 WE AN: 13Jun63 ENM: 00
RM CODE: CH NO M7 WV: 002 MUM 002
tcwd t/2

'KT~ j I~j I I K(-; %F I A.P.; 1UHAYLENKno ye.h.
I &. SPectrol determination cf allicon in nnne,,ra(-rJc nnd polyncr4c
organcallicon compounds. Zav. lab. 30 ru.5t555-556 164.
(MMA 17-15)
1. Yoakovskiy kh!r-lko-telrhnolcgichr-5kly Institi-I. 4..Icn'.
F.1. Mondeleyeva.

MYSM,YAYEVA, L.V,j MIKHATLENKO, YuTa.; KRASNOSHGHEKOV, V.V.; KUCHKAREV, Ye.A.
Rapid method of determining chlorine in alkyl(aryl)ahloroBilwies.
Trudy MKHTT no.44tl39-142 164. (MTRA I$tl)

ZWTL W/EWP(i VEWP(t) 'EM IJP(c) JD/RY,
Ad-WRI AP6014141 SOURCE CODE: UR/0075/65/020/012/1325/1329
,UTHOR:
ibatunc
Kreshkov. A, P,;.Myshlyayeva,, L. Vs; Kucbkarav, Ye. A.;.
j, To Go 12)
ORG: Moscow Chomico-teabnolopical Institute im, D. 1. Hendeleyev
(Moscovskiy kbimiko-tekhnologicbeakiy insti-t-u-t-1--
TITU-: Quantitative determination of titan4u.An titanium-organic and
titanium-ailicon-organic compounds
SOURCE: Zburnal analiticbeskoy kbimii, v. 20, no. 12, 1965, 1325-1329
TOPIC TAGS*. quantitative analysis, titanium, titanium compound, silicon
oompound
ABSTRACT: The article describes two methods for the determination of
titanium, a titration (complexometrio) and a spectroscopic method. In
the titration method# a weighed portion of the compound to be analyzed,
containing 10 15 mg of titanium, is introduced Into 5-7 ml of
concentrated ;ulfuric acid. The mixture Is heated for 10-15 minutes up
to the evolution of H230h vapors. The solution is cooled to 90-1000 and
complete mineralization Uf the weighed portion is carried out with
a=onium persulfatee The solution is cooled and 30 ml of water are
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ACC NRt AP601411~1
carefully added and the solution is boiled for 5-10 min to decompose the
ammonium persulfatee The silicic acid is filtered off and the silicon
is determined by weighing In the form Of S102* Final titration of the
titanium in the filtrate is done with a 0o05 M solution of ZnSOi; The
relative error of the method does not exceed 2-5%- In the spec osco~lc
method, the titanium is determined in the form of tetrabutoxyt 4-a
and silicon In the form of tetraoxysilengj In this method, the standard
relative error in the determination is 2.2% for titanium and ~% for
silicon. Comparative results by the two methods are shown in tabular
form. According to the article, the spectroscopic method is to be
!preferred in practice, since no preliminary mineralization is required$
10rig. art. has: 2 figures and 2 tables,
iSUB CODE: 07/ SUBM DATE: 28Nov64/ ORIG REF: OlO/ OTH REP: 002
1

KRESHKOV, A.P.; MYSHLYAYEVA, L.V.; KUCHKAREV, Ye.A.; SHATUNOVA, T.G.
Quantitative determination of titanium in organotitanium and
organosilicotetanium compounds. Zhur. anal. khim. 20 no.121
1325-1329 165. (MIRA AM)
1. Moskovskiy khimiko-takhnologichookiy institut imeni D.I.
Mandeleyeva. Submitted November 28, 1964.

t -?601940j)"
SOURCE CODE: UR/0303/66/000/003/0060/0062
AUTHOR: Kreahkov. A. P.; Sbatunova, T. G.; MyEbly�X!yL_L. V.-_Kuchkarev, Ye. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Accelerated methods for determining aluminum and silicon in organic compounds
containing aluminum and silicon
SOURCE: Lakokrasochnyye materialy I ikh primeneniye, no. 3, 1966, 60-62
TOPIC TAGS: b I
-i - - _~ -
Viii"i
ABSTRACT: Current methods for determining Al, and Si in Al- and Si-containing
organic compounds (ASOC) require complete mineralization of such compounds and are
time-consuming. The authors have developed two accelerated methods for determining
these elements In ASOC. The first method is the determination of aluminum by titra-
-Si-O-"Al bond is hydrolyzed with a
tion involving complex ion formation. The > 1% 7
2N aqueous solution of HCL in acetane cr meffi-NU mamm, Ine- ~>Si-C< bond is not affected
under these conditions. The organic solvents contribute to the fast hydrolysis by
readily dissolving and stabilizing the hydrolysis products. Titration is conducted
in aqueous-methanol or aqueous-acetone solutions. -the titrant is zinc sulfate; the
indicator is Xylenol Orange or dithizone. The second method is spectroscopic for
simultaneous determination of aluminum and silicon involving spraying of ASOC cumens
solutions into a low-power spark discharge. The two methods were verified with ASOC
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ACC NRj AP6019449
of known composition. . Both methods give reproducible results which are in general
agreement with those of the gravimetrIc method. Accuracy of the first -Mthod is from
-L 50 to +0. 91% -, accuracy of the second method is: f or Al, f rom -2.98 to +3.15%; for
Si, from -4.8 to +3.8%, Tht procedukes:are d4scribad-i6 the source. Orig. art. hiss!
1 figure and 2 tables. JBOJ
SUB CODE: 07/ SUBM DAM none/ ORIC-REF: 008/ ATD PRESS:SP /3
Card 2/2

IWULKIN, ZJG; YAKUBOVAP F-A.; KUCHx&ROV I-li, B-'; RASMM,, A.M.
Syntheois of nome new Mixed metallo-organto compounds of tin.
Uzb,,khlm.2huro 6 no.052-57 162. (HIM 1612)
1. Tashkentakiy Politakhnioheakiy institut.
(Tin Organic compounds)

MOULKINO Z.H. UCHKARM BO;
lj-~Ollf 1.13, SARANKINAP S.A.
Synthesis of new
(C lUxed
342)3 (C6H5)3"'G"Iga-noCg6eHr4mXa.n'UD-o(k'!OmPounds of the types
* '63. . AN SsSR 149 no.2t
If TABhkentskly POlitakhnicheakly institut. Predstavle., (MIRA
a'ademikom A,,N.NejwqyarjovYr4.
(Ger"MUM organic cOmPounds)
16s3)

IIARov, s. n.; KUCHKAROVO D.K-; HORKATOV, A.
Cefwnting low
J1 164, -tc"nPor4turG gas wella, NOft,. khoz. 42 rlo~7;26-28
(MIRA 17:8)

YIZDAKOVO Vol.; XUCMROVO P.
. 9 r-
InOwiKCto'no1~1de'r"i'~8 ir
SSR no.8:13-16's 7g 0 ' the Sell-RokhO Ozocerlte ore. Dokj. All Us.
158
(sell Ro ~~---4)zocerltu) (Ylotation) (Xilu 11:9)

Fff'ect Of intravarieta]
economlcally valliabl, on
ch"z-acters Of 01' need
951
no . 6:
I- U'bekskiy ll-uchno-issledavatell"k'y (MIR,
"I'tur 1 c)voBllcf'eYs Tanlikent.

KuGHKAROVA -M
A-Igae of rice flelda
.12-16 161. Of Ta')hkOnt Province.
2- 'nstitut botaniki A,
I UZS~R
(TASHKEW PROVIn "La")
jj.~, b1,,.
2hur- no.21
(MlRA 14;5)

KVCIT,AROVA M
7
Algae
Of the i
b1ol, zhur. 6 n-rozd.jga;3t5I.03nqa-Vj682tomB Of Taahkont P~rOvinces Uzb.
L Tnotitut (141RA 150)
bOtaniki AV UrW
(TAS"Z"T M6VIME--ALGAE)

I KUCfIXAROVA, if.
---~ ~Algan ~,~ ,
fac In t&l dralnage chanAels
Uzb. biol, zhur, 6 no,2:37 of ricc flolds In TaOhkcnt Provinco
-41 162.
1. Institut botanik, An UZSSR. O~IRLI 15i4)*
(TASIUMNT P"OVINC"AIZAF)

RSZNIXOV# A*H6; ""OVA, 1*19 --a
Correlation of geologic
ana al cro,g
TerslysIO of roCko ae 88ctIOAN Mead on gpectrm
exemplified by 2*76 regiong I.-the
icly-Slmsha oil-and gme-bearing pro Inca.
xav.; neft, 1 9RS 1 UO-10:19-22 1-58. lzv-VYI-Uchb.
I* OrOxnenukly neftyanoy Inet1tut. (KZU 12:4)
(Oroznyr PrOvIncO--Rocka--Spectra)

ACC N~x: AP-1012434 SOURCE CODE: UR/0419/000/003/0022/0028
AUTHOR: Kucl ~ lava 1. K. Rakhovskayll, S. ~[.; Klyukina, N. G.; Tsenter, L. A.;
Shamina, # so
ORG: Saratov State University Im. X. G. Chornyshavskly (Saratovskly
&osudarstvcnnyy univorsitat)
TITLE: Absorption-structural properties of modified natural sorbents
fron the volga region
SCURCE., AN BSSR. Vestsl. Ser~ya khimichnykh navuk, no. 3, 1966, 22-28
TOPIC TAGS: mineral, adsorption, / Lower Volga re-ion, Contral Volza resion
SUB CODZ; 08,07
ABSTRACT: The Lower and Central Volga regions abound'in natural sorbcUts such
as diatomities, tripoli earths, opokas. In thiS connection the authorG Investi-
gated the effect of calcining temperature on the adsorption properties Of zl4ci-'
-Mens Of there anerals, WhJ& also were subjected to radio3raphic, chromato-
graphic, and other tests. It was established that ~he applicability of there
Tiatural sorbents may be videned,if they are subjected to proper types of treat-
cent such as chemical activation with acids to increase pore volume and to in-
'crease the number of hydroxYl groups at the surface of the activated specimens,
These hy4r(~Xyl grOl~ps Arc chemically active sit2,a vith respect to the adsorp-
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tion Of Polar substances such as meth
be enhanced by adding ferric chloride yj alcohol. Hydrophobic Properties may
I formula and 2 tables. ns activator. OrIS. art. has:
40,4jV 5 f Isures,

TOPCHIYEVA, K.V.; RAKHOVSKAYA, S.M.; KUCHKAYEVA, I.K.; SHAMINA, I.S.;
YURKEVICH, A.A. -------
Modifications of the supporting structure of phosphoric acid
catalysts in the ethylene hydration process. Neftekhimiia 3
no.2t271-275 Mr-Ap 163. (MIn 16:5)
1. Saratovskiy gosudarstyennyy universitet, imeni N.G.Chernyshevskogo',
Nauchno-issladovatellskiy institut khimJ4, Moskovskoy gosudarstvennyy
universitet imeni Lamonosove, i Leningradskif tekhnologicheiskiy
institut imeni Lensoveta.
(Phosphoric acid) (Ethylene) (Hydration)

VORICA;Z, Aleksey V.1ad'Imirovich; GUIU!, , rt,.
(Electric power oupply of electriz rallm-ads] ElekLro-
anabzhenie elektrifitsirovannykh zhele7nykh dorcg. ~'zd.3.,
dop. J. peror. Moskva, Trazinport, 290. 306 p.
NI'M M4';

VINOGRADOT, A.T.; XUCHKMI, A.T.
[Air code of the U.S.S.R.; with comments and materials arr3nged
by paragraphs) Tosdushnyl kodeks SM; a kommentariiami i
postataino-sistawtixtrovennymi materialami. Moskva, Redaktaionno-
izd.otdol Aeroflotao 1949. 219 p. (MIRA 14:4)
(Aaronautlos--Lowe and regulations)
-a.

KIJCILXIN, At, insh.
Aggeessivenses of polluted atmosphario precipitatio3s, Zhil,-kom,
khos. 8 no.2:6-8 058. NIU 1112)
(Water-Pollution)

xUDjJKjH'-A-"~' Cand Tech Sci -- sow
~A
destruction factora and w4b" -Xj protuctIn6 ateelx~:"--
rl_qlw from corrosion. " Sverdlovsk, 1957, 15 PD. (Min HIFber
Ed USSR, Ural(W Fblyteoh Inst Im S. M. Kirov), 200 copies.
(KL. 9-58. 118)
76

MIN. K,A.;.BATET6KIT, D.A,.. doktor Istor.nauk; VOLKDV, N.S., doktor
Istor.nauk; UNKID, X.B., doktor Istor.nauk;- 1rUCHKIN,--A.P..--
doktor istor.nauk; XOSTOMROV, G.D., prof.; DADTKIN, R.P., kand,
intor.nauk; ROGACHVSKATA. L*S., kand.istor.nauk; SHABALIN, B.L.
kand.istor.nauk-, MANDVOT, I.S.; PIROGOT. V.K. , prepodavatell
Let's write the history of our plants and factories; a letter to
the editors. Sovsprofsoiuzy 16 no-7:62-63 Ap 16o.
(KIRIA 13:4)
I* Sekretarl Soy=a. pisateley SSSR (for Pedin). 2. Glaynyy redaktor
Izd-va "Moskovskiy rabochiy" (for Mamontov),
(raotories)

KICIMIENKO, Gi-igoriy lzrailevict. KUGHKINIB.I.I.,retsenzent; I.IARIYANISKIY,
L.P. red. --
[Automatic control of Irldraillic tul,blnorjj 4vtQmLiche-
skoe reLnilirovanic gidroturbin. flaskyal Energlia,
1964. 288 p. (!-.IRA 17:10)

KUCHKIII, G.I.
Our experience in intrafactory cost accounting. Test.evlazi 20
no.3:15 Mr '60. (HIRA 13:6)
1. Zamostitell nachallnika Stalinskogo poohtamta.
(Postal service--Accounting)

lit hcyv y 1t1.~1,IAj,)!l.
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ol,ccaton .,t :omuint
J P 11A Call k! all.11: irA h~ ill,
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tlt,flll~ It'd 111L,11'iLlik! 31 0
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A : i:. min&a u( fi,~~jticn ` l"
it )tr, j,jjij'jli(.jhjC, 111j., ;11%,, f-!iii"; ,
IiI.: i;) all 0i , ifiliulo, 411,11tuximardy to
11~,. K .1 of I im t~ At p1c xnt Mill t1w,
tnl~ 1*~!"."i of it. spcm! gcN 'moir. i mily. z IcAllilion
411' 0. !1-1 It-, to Ill, rrad mid Ommiii:
In - !.-; . - - 11 k , rb: 4: ~,!, I ),. I KRAUN

1 TACh; SPITSTN, Nikolay Andrayevich; BALAICIRET, Y.F.,
reteenzent; 1OZIS, T.L., retsonxent; LARIONOT, G.Ts., tokhn.red. I
(Automatisation of hydroelectric power stations] Avtocatizataiia
gidroalektrichaskikh stantaii. Pod obshchsi red.N.D.luchkina.
Moskva, Goo.onerg.isd-vo, 1957. 350 P. (MIRA 10:12)
(Hydroelectric power stations) (Automatic control)

HOSKALEV, Aleksandr Garanimovichi, PrinImal uchantlye FEDMOV, V.L..
,IWGRKIN, M.D., rotsenzent; HZINY-OV, N.A., red.; LARIONOV, G.Te.,
teklin. red.
(Automatic regulation of the operating conditions of a power
system according to frequency and active power] Aytomatichookoe
regulirovania rezhima energaticheikol alsteDq po chastote I
aktivnoi moshchnosti, Moskva, Gos,energ.isd-vo, 1960. 239 p.
(MIRA 1):4)
(Power engineering)

KUCIIKIN, M.D., Inzh.
Automatia control of the I*rformmioe of large consolidated
oloctrio.powor aystarts according to their froquency and real
power. Eloktrichestvo no..3:21-24 Mr 162. (MW- 15:2)
1. VaesoyumW proyektno-izyskatel-skiy i nauchno-issledovatell-
akiy in3titut Miniateretva elektroatantsiy SSSR.
(Interconnocted oleetric utility systmi)

MOSKALEV, A.G.,'kand.tekhn.nauk, dotsent; ZEYLIDZOII, Ye.D., inzh.;
KUCHKINP M,DS, inzh.
Automatic control of the performance of large consolidated electric
power systems according to their frequency and real power.
Elaktrichestvo no.901-87 9 163. (MIRA 16ilo)

AC--- NK A-I'111,31-VI-1 SOURC CO;)-:
AU T: 10;z: Ch%j.-,ra%ov, N. V.; rk)rovoy, A. A.; ;,03tnlk,)Vo It. A.; 11117c1mv, A. A.;
r, ?1.j 51n1chisgov, F. L; ZcylldZon, Yo. D.; Bnrchanirriv, G. S.;
yer-lolonko0 Vitsil'yov, A. A.,, S"okolov, 11. 1.t Ullyariov, A. S.;
Fedo5cycv, A. V.; Sarkisov, It. A.; Rokotyan, S. S.; Az4rtyev, D. I.; Arson,
G. S.; Dui1n:kiy$ L. A,; Zhulln, L V,; i:olpakova, A. I.; Antoshin, N. 11.
Yri;mrichik, A. :1.; KLichkin, ~1. D.; ProobrazharLskiy, N. Ye., Rout, M A.*.
~hcyflts, 14. E.; 5ii-ZTr-oV~.A_,1T._;~YWkub, Yu, A,; Corbunov, N. I.; ShurmukhlAq
V. A.; Dv:-.c1%im:ciy, A. A.
no.-'C
~ITM:: Boris Sargeyovich Uspinskly (an his 60th birthday)
SCURCE: Licktrichrikiyo stantsli, no. 8, 1966, 95-96
TOPIC TAGSs hydroelectric power plant. electric engineering personnel
SUB Cones 10
A:ZTIACT: 3. S. Uupenskly was barn In June 1905. He graduated fron
the State Electric Machine Building In:;tttuto In 1928 as an electric
installation engineer. Ho worked In the State Slactro-Technical Truat
for four yeirs, than In the All-Unton FlectroTochnIcal "on, where he
planned power construction units. Plans which he nado up at that tim
for the electrical portion of electrical stations and sub-stations are
still being uzmd. He was lnvovlod In plannkria and installation of the
electrical portion of hydro-olectric,power stations and powerful pu:npinz
stations in tho Vbscow-Volga Canal. During the war, he was In charge In
Installation of the Krasnogroakays Heat and Electric Power Stationg tho
plann ng of the Urals Hydro-Electric Power Station and other projects. He

KUCHKIN, S.A.
Interaction of railroad and inland water transportation. Zhel,
dor.trannp. 41. no.llsl4,-19 N 162. (MRA 1511l)
1. Ministr rechnogo flota RSFSR.
(Inland water transportation)
(Railroads-Freight)

KUCHKIN, Say min-istr rectmogo flota
Carry out Inan viez lary fashion the fourth navigation aeason
of the current seven-year period. Rech. transp. 21 no.121-4
Ja 162. (MIRA 16:8)
(In-land water transportation)

KUCHKIH,,S,
River tranBportation operations to meet now requireamts, Rech.
transp. 22 no,ls2-4 JTa 163, (MIRA 16t2)
1. Ministr rechnogo flota RSFSR..
(Inland water transportation)

KUCIIKIN, S.A.
Accelerate t0chn1cal progress and improve the economic indices
of Inland water transportations Reohe tranap. 22 no.51l-8
VV 163. (MA 16:8)
Is Minietr reahnogo flota RSFBR.
(Inland wdter transportation-cost of operation) I

_"CVPHj so
Problems facing the river triumportation workers of the
Russian Federation In the final period of the seven-year
plane Roche tranap, 23 noolti-4 JoL 164. (MM 18111)
I* Mnistr rechnogo flota RSFSR.

-.-Ell"'HENt "*ti*
Mlike muyiMum use uf the po:!:31hil IL
-I! t~e.,j of
Rech. transp. ,-4 nc)./+:1-3 '65. (~q;P-A 18:5)
1. 11-11-iistr rec-hnogo flotij ~jsRSR.

M
KIICIII-71., S. D,
FA 38445~747
War
Boils"
Regulatore
O'Hooonstruction of the CombustIon System Regulators in
the 'Teploavtomat' Plant,' 9. D. Kuchkin, Engr, pp
Onsk Stants" No 3
There are a number of defects In operation of th
reconstructed regulators, but discarding thetact,
unite should out the cost of equipping plants with
automatic combustion by about 5,500 rubles per bailer.
38/49r47

,Sri
and
title In Recent -CCOSSIZw. -Irl..

.UKHjjj , Vje., otv. red.; SHESTAKOV, V.A.0 red.; YAUMOV, N.G.,
V
red.j KU.CHKINp V.A.p redo
(Improving systems of ore mining in unstable rock] go-
verohenatvovania sistem razrabotki rudnykh mestorozhdo-
n1i v neustoichivykh porodakh. Frunze, "Ilim," 1965.
180 P. (MIRA l8all)
1, Akademiya nauk Kirgizskoy SSR, Frunze. Institut fiziki
i mekhaniki gornykh porod.

KUCHKINA, N.P.
--,-
Dynamometer for measuring tension stresges in cables. Ism.tekh.
no.9:26 S 162. (MIRA 15:11)
(Dynamometer)
i
11~

Tjj'j

KUC=Q Ajvr- inshener.
OW
Problems of the placement of railroad motorcar stations. Sbor.
trud.Akad.shol.transp. no-3:141-157 154. (HLRA 9:8)
(Railroad motorcars)

ALFEROV, A.A.; ARTEXXIN, A.A.; ASHKINAZI. TeA.; VINOGRADOV, G.P.; GALEM,
A.U.; GRWOR'YlV, A.B.; DOYACHINKO. P.Te.; ZALIT. N.N.; ZAKHAROT.
P.M.; XCBNIN, N.P.; IVAROV, I.I.; WIN, I.P.; DWIX, P.I.; XMRYA-
SHOT. A.T.; LUSHIS. F.A.; MOLURCHUX, V.S.; PMSOVSKIT, L.M.;
POGODIN, A.M.; RUDOY. X.L.; SAVO, X.D.: SIH(N(W, I.S.; SITIOVS11T.
I.P.; SLTHIX, M.D.; TRIENY. B.K.; TSITYRAls. I.Ya.; TSUKANOV. P.P.:
SH&DILTAN. V.S.; ArMUMO. N.N., ratseazent; AFAlAS'YZV, Ta.V, retsen-
sent; TIASOV, V.I., reteensant; V0ROB'YJY. I.Ya., retsenzent; YCRO-
NOT, N.M., rateausent; GRITCaNKO, V.A., retsenzant; Z IN, Kael
rateenzant; IVLIYlT, I.V., reta--,%zent; KAPORTSSV, N.V., reisanzant;
KOCHUROV, P.M., retsenzent; KRITORLICH110. N.Z.. retsenzent- KMKO
:
A.P. mrateenzent; IAMANOV, V.V., rateensent; MOROZOV, A.S
zan ; CRLOV, S.P., reteansent; PAYWSHIOV. M.D.. retseazent; POPOV,
A.N., reteenzent; PROKCFIYXT, P.P., reteenzent; RAKOV, V.A., retaen-
sent: SINIGUBOY. N.L. retasuzant; TMNIN, D.F., rateensant; TIKHO-
MIROV, I.G., rateanzent; URRLN, I.V., rateanzent; PIALKOVSKIT, I.A.,
rateenzent; CHIAPTZHIV, B~]F,, reteansent; SHEBYAKIff, O.S.. r4teenzent,
SHOWMAAKOT, F.D., retsensent; GARNTK, V.A., redaktor; ICMAGIH, N.A,
radaktor; MCRDVIIMIN. N.A.. redaktor; NAUMOV, A.H., radaktor; POBZ-
DIE, T.F., redalctor; RTAZANTOY, B.S., redalctor; TVZRSKOT, K.H.,
radaktor: CHRIVATTr, N.S., radaktor; ARSHINOV, I.H., redaktor;
RABELTAN, V.B.. redalctor; EMOARD, K.A.. radaktor; TIMSHINSUT, S.V..
radaktor; GAMBURG, Te*Yu., redaktor; D)MIRAS, A.T., radaktor:
DOKBROVSKIT, K.I., redaktor; KOMWMV, A.I., redaktor; HIMTZV, A.P.,
redaktor
(Continuad on next card)

1IMOV, A.A. ---- (continued) Card 2
MOSKYIN, G.N., radaktor; RUBIIISHTETY, S.A.. redaktor; TSTFIN, G.S.,
redaktor; CHERHYAVSKIY, V.Ta., redaktor; CHERNYSHIV, V.I., redaktor:
CHMtTSHEY, M.A., redaktor; SHOUR. L.A., redaktor; SHISHKIN, X.A..
redaktor
(Railroad handbook] Spravochnaia knizhka zheleznodorozhnilm. Izd.
3-6. ispr. i dop. Pod obahchei red. V.A.Gernyka. Moskva. Goo.
tranap.zhol-dor. izd-vo, 1956. 1103 p. (KT.RA 9:10)
1. Nauchno-takhaichookoye obehchestvo zholetnodorozhnogo transport&.
(Railroads)