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26623-66. UNTW/EWP(t) Ij~(c) JD UR ACC NR: AP502537i SOURCE CODE: /0181/65/007/01.0/29.5812961 AUTH0R:. kLyr_Ya I Prildpskiyj V, 1. ORG: Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys (Hoskovskiy institul: stali i splavov) temperature TITLE: Elastic oscillation spectra and characteristic* a of itertian um and silicon SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tela, V. 7, no. 10, 1965, 2958-2961 TOPIC TACS. germanium, silicon, elastic oscillation X-ray characteristic temperatures (0m) of germanium.and silicon from elastic oscillation spectrum were-computed. Values of x-ray characteristic.temr- peraturec obtained from the spectra coincide well with the experimental values. of the authors. Calculations as to actual spectra indicate that mean ranges of the spectrum contribute the most to the summatiofi during temperatures approach. ing absolute zero. This is also confirmed by the disagreement of 0 with the value of 0 determined by the elastic.modulus method, The elastic Jduli method provideo:values of 9 which depend only on- the initial long wave portion of thp- spectrum, This also explains the good agreement of'clastic ind beat capaci ty L C A -I Z g _car - ACC f jkP6032052 SOURCE CODE: UR/0148 66/ooo/oog/0115/0119 J AUTHOR: Varli, K. V.; Skakov, Yu. A.; Uzaanskiy, Ya. S.; Shpitsberg, A. L. ORG: Moscow Steel and Alloys Institute (Moskovskiy insttut stali i oplavoy) TITLE: Effect of molybdenum on the 'phase composition and microstructure of chromium- nickel steels SOURCE: IVUZ. Chernaya metallurgiya, no. 9, 1966, 115-119 TOPIC TAGS: chromium nickel alloy, molybdenum containing alloy, titanium containing alloy, alloy structure, aIloy property, alloy heat treatment A/M.5 C_ c!j'r.,~V.L m I ('WO G*'7rRV0.7WR,* OrEF Aj, E~k I- 0.1< ABSTRACT: The effect of molyb&num (from 0 to 9%) 'on structural changes in chromium- nickel steels (17% Cr, 7.5% Ni) has been investigated. The hardness of steels con- taining'4.3% or more molybdenum significantly increased after water quenching-firom. 1200C and aging in the range 500-900C; the structure of this steel consisted of a- and y-phases. The x phase was formed after quenching from 1000C, and the amount of a-phase decreased sharply. In steels containing up to 2.3% molybdenum, quenched from 900C, the content of a-phase increased, that of y-pbase decreased, and the steels became magnetic. In steels with 4.3-5.9% molybdenum, quenching from 900C reduced the content of cc-phase but caused the formation of x-pheze, the ainount of which increased with increasing molybdenum content. However, with moly7.3denum content increased to the content'of x-phase decreased and the structure consisted mainly of Card 1.12 imav 669.i5-l94:669.26124.o46.51:669.28.62o.i83:54i.4:L2 NRj Av 4n .7 -,)n r'q 2 y-phase. An increase of molybdenum from 2.3 to 5.9% increased the* amount of 6-ferrite', from 30 to 70%. Maximum hardness (400 HV) was obtained in steels contairAing ff molybdenum after aging at 850C. No hardness.increase was observed in steels with 4A molybdenum or less aged at the same temperatures. An increase of molybdenum content and hardness brings about embrittlement in the range 600-1100C. Orig. art. has: 4 filpres. [AZI SUB CODE: 11, 13/ Card ~-ACC NRt _A70002 8376 60URCS CODE, AMHOR: Rostovtsev, N. N.; Surkov, V. S.; Umantsev, D. F, ORG: none the west Siberian lowland TITLE: Geological and geophysical investigations ia SOURCE: International Geological Congress. 22d, New Delhi, 1964. Geologicheskiye rezullta.ty prikladnoy geofiziki (Geological results of applied geophysics); doklady sovetakikh geologov, problema 2. Moscow, Izd-vo Nedra, 19651 111-11T TOPIC TAGS: geologies* Y -8&JZ3b5M1EM, 0'.1A gravity .1 "q'~ ABSTRACT: An analysis of recent geological studies of the west Siberian lowland is presented. Geotectonically, the west Siberian lowland forms the -base of the Ural- Siberian Epihercynian platform. The geological structure of its deep-seated horizons is hidden under the overburden of Tertiary and Quaternary sediments and hence cannot be studied by geological surveying. The geological structure of such areas is now being studied by geophysical methods and deep drilling. The area of the lowland has been covered by aeromagaetic and gravity surveys, and a great amount of seismic and electrical prospecting has been conducted. Stratigraphic and. exploratory holes were drilled at a number of points. This work made it possible to establish the principal features of the geological structure of the lowlands an, a Whole, and to Card ACC ~ NRs investigate some of the areas in' detail. The west' Siberian platform consists of two structural stages: the folded basement and the sedimentary overburden. The aeromagaetic and gravity surveys have detected folded units of the, platform basement which are reflected in. Yesozoic and Cenozoic platform overburden &x gentle rampart- like uplifts. The same investigations have established the the heterogeneity of the basement and the presence of intermontane Paleozoic depressions in the basement. A sand and clay series of the Mesozoic and Cenozoic platform overburden proved to be favorable for seismological surveys, which, in combination with deep bore holes and the data of aeromagpetic and gravity surveys, made it possible to outline the geneal features of the geological structure of the overburden and to -study some areas in detail. The seismic survey. located and prepared for drilling numerous loci i Tnanv nf whinh have nroved to contain co rical renerveo-of oil-and vase. Or- Card 212 -Hisamutdenovich; USTIMENKO, I.L., red.; BAKHTIYAROV, I., re (Industrial development of Soviet Uzbekistan; an account of its history and economy] Promyshlennoo razvitie Sovetskogo Uzbekintana; istoriko-skonomicheekii ochark. Tashkent, Gos.istd-vo Uzbekskoi SSR, 1958. 243 -P. (MIRA 12:3) Mbekistan--Industries) ULIMASOV, A.U., kand. ekon. nauk; ULIMASBAYEV Sh N doktor ekon. 9 u= -IL nauk; DZHAMAIDV, O.B., doMr -ekon. nauk; BLIVIO, I.B.., kand. ekon. nauk; KHDDZHAYF.V, S.M.,, kand.ekon. nauk; RASULEV, M., kand. ekon. nauk; SABIRDV, Kh.R., kand.ekon. nauk; SAFAYEV, A.S., kand. ekon. nauk; ABDULLAYEV, M.A.p kand. ist. imuk; ABDURAIMOV, M.A., kand. ist. nauk, red.; AMINOV, A.M., doktor ekon. nauk,, red.; MILIMAN, Z.A., red.; GORIKOVAYA, Z.P., takhn. red. [History of the national economy of Uzbekistan]Istoriia, narodno- go khoziaiatva Uzbekistana. Tashkent., Izd-vo k1cad. nauk Uzbek- okbi SSR. Vol.le 1962. 389 p. (MIRA 16:1) 1. Akademiya nauk Uzbekskoy SSR, Tasbkend. Institut ekonomiki. (Uzbekistan-Economic conditions) A-!XMT+--Akhmad-Ul!manu-i-chl-DZHAKALOY, O.B. 0 prof., dcktor ekon.nauk, otv.rod,; KNOPOT, B.L. rod.; BARTSMA, V.P.. takhn.red. (Nationalization of industry in Soviet Turkestan] Hatnionali- zataiia promyshlennosti v Sovetskom Turloistane. Tashkent. Izd-vo Akadenauk Uzbekskol SM, 153 p. (KIRA 14.-~) (Turkeotan-Government ownerahip) (Turkaotan-Industrial organization) UL'MASOV A U . kand. ekon. nauk; ULIMASBAYEV, Sh,N., doktor ekon. naUK; 1)1/,HAMAWV, 0. B. v doktor skon. nauk; BLIBER, I. B. 0 kand. ekon. nauk; KHDDZHA7EV, S.M., kand.ekon. nauk; RASULEV, mv kand. ekon. naukl SABIROV, MR., kand.okons nauk; SAFAYEV, A.S., kand. skon. nauk; ABDULLAYEV, M.A., kand. ist. nauk; ABDURAIM3V, M.A.,'iand. into nauk, red.; AMINOV, A.M., doktor skon. nauk, red.; MILIMAN, Z.A., red.; GORIKOVAYA, Z.P., tekhn. red. [History of the national economy of Uzbekistan]lstoriia narodno- go khozWstva Uzbekistana. Tashkent, Izd-vo Akad. nauk Uzbek- .okkbi SSR. Vol.l. 1962. 389 p. (MIRA. 16:1) 1. Akademiya nauk Uzbekskoy SSR, Tashkend. Institut ekonomiki. (Uzbekistar.-Economic conditions) DZHAMALOV2 O.B., doktor ekon. nauk; VOLOTKO, N.A.; YUN, D.N.j kand, ekon. nauk; FOFONOV, B.M., kand, ekon. nwak; KALYAKIN, P.V., kand.ekon. nauk; DMATCHIKOV, B.A., kand. ekon. nauk; KHUDKOVSKIY, A.B., kand. ekun. nauk; ARTYKOV, A.,, kand. ekon. nauk; FOKIN, A.I.i_ UL"I-4ASOV-,`--A.) kand. ekon. nauk; YAKOVENKO, Ye., red.; BAKHTI'YAROV, A.p tekhn. red. [Principles of the economics of Uzbekistan industry] Osno- vy ekonomiki prorayshlennosti Uzbekistana; uchebnoe posobie Tashkent, Gosizdat UzSSR, 1963. 282 p. (MIRA 17:1) orlov 01- To il-- 1. A. a 0 0 P40 A. I. Koricina. This c-d1lectlon of papers is Intended for those. engaged An. reseircit- on and design--of nomogrtiphm, collected Papers- on Nomography SOV16352 TABLE OF CONTEWTS:'. -Editor's Preifabe. 3 :j Khov~tnsklyj. Go S.,# Moscovid Nolwgraph -and Its Possibilities 5 Plaoe.:Pf * nomography, In oompOtatlonal mathematics --of -use -of- nomograme and bl4ipentary -'-nature of their theoretical foundation 6 341 Relationships which can be reprenented by namo-. Brame, 4. .-Toohniquei,~of~,Using..nomograme- .-~Difflcultieu-ifi the-construction of nomogramrs. ~q :uSe, of nomograms Ana yeis~and investigation or 1 10 70 Use of ftdmograms-in~a.typical-deoign: ' 11 ~The ourrent state-of nomosmphy- 8. 9. .-On. methods:- foi 'the furtherAevelopmeht of n.01no- ' by gmp 13 Card 2 10 a apm-~ on: N(im ft0h VA IX-0 - Fe1rdrMn,--.Y4 Soluti of lowe Prob- ' 1ems of.Sohlicht Confortal Mapping 6o' Aij., Nwaow.~ Graphio DoOtOlration oJI No- on n 16, m ta,With the'Ald of a Novi 5 d'a, t C'Ous 16 Theorem on the:exiatena o an orthappal f in 7, the' determinition of a Stiel tjes. Integral, ..71 , h the n mownt of the GraphIL9 d6teirmination of - 2, _ . a-rem. oIf,a- gure fi 74 moving for the- graphic- detariAnation,of the seas 6f - the. centers' of .'gravity of thq~ aireas abaci bounded by the -,curves 77 40 Grapfit~ - determi%tion,'. with the aid :of moving r An moment. of the area. of a figure scalo, of the. W 82 ne~:~ Oirerjko~,_ -Vblgograd,--..- New -~Xethod of Atalig _ . _ _N mi -;,H%v1ngan, Orl4nttd,, Moving. Scale - omos~m 1102 cad-'5~10 -Collected Papers on Nomography' SOV/6,352 $0. XX. IBAkh'Alb'~,- F.'s V gWomo rams va v s nstpuatih 9. _ for Solutions of Diffe-mntial'Equations 180 -of thw Ye Projeative Equivalanoo' _Obtdined'by Kdl1bgg'd'Meth6d for an Wom Iograitis Eque a Order. ation of the.ThIrd Nomographi .188 XXII ]Kldz 'I'mi Y R Siilutibn rob n' e' '76f theI, 3 4~i of io -'for an Ariamorphod . ftm#on of the-Third Nomo- .192 ~ - BVkhvaIov'- A,-7M* Rdpiiesent0ions by'Xomograms XXITX I of Equations-of Aligned Point- of Zero 'Genus 205 - * A I " f the gmpirio-* A M' epresentat on o hvalbV,, R -Th oil RolationshIps'Betwedh ree Variables, Given inVabular Form W Romo9mms of Aligmid Points :of.Zero Genus. 212, rd, OA -0, ULIMASOV~ N. (Moskva) ft-~ Nomogram constructed from allgned points for solving a three- parameter transcendental equation. Nom. sbor. no.1:39,44 162. (MM 16:5) (Nomography (Mathematica)) UWMA,SOV, N.; KHOVANSKIY, G.S., doktor tekhn. nauk, otv. red.; -ORLOVA, I.A... red. (Nomograms for the bydraulic design of sowerage networks) Nomogrammy dlia gidravlicheskogo rasch6ta kanalizatsion- nykh setei. Moskva, VTs AN SSSR, 1964. 30 p. (MIRA 17:8) ULIMASOV, N. (Moskva) I/ Nomographingtbe hydraulic calculation of circular pipez, using Fedorovis iormula. Nom. abor. no.206-47 164. Nomograms for analysing certain equations in bydraidice. Ibid.:48-52 (MIRA 180) UL I MAS Ov I N. . . . .. ........ 7,~~ ". - Nomograms for the calculation of sewer systems. Vod.i san. tekh. no.4tl5-17 Ap 165. (MIRA 191l) KHAMRABAYEV., I.Kh.; URUNBAYEV, K.; RA]31N(IVICH, A.V.j NEUMMOHEV, N.Ye.,- ,-gVA,,,M. ~~'W Distribution of rare alkalies and thallium in the rocks and minerals of granitoid massifs in western Uzbekistan and the central part of the Cbatkal-K=.-ama Rangeti. Uzb- geol. zhur. 7 no.3:26-34 163- (MM 16-11) 1. Institut geologii imeni Xh.M. Abdullayeva All UZSSR, -6-"V-1-13112 Inter -1 d. Dec 4c) 0 ma rrP 7041. CIRCULATORY CHA14GES IN MARATHON RACE RUN14ERS - Observations concernant lea modifications circulatoires chez les coureurs de Marathon - Ulmeanu F C_ Cioranu V., Clejan L. and Moldoveanu G. _P . e - ysiol., Inst. de Culture Phys.. Bucarest - AIED.SPORTIVA 1958, 12/1 (20-33) During 4 consecutive years the authors examined Marathon race runners in the International Athletic Competitions at Bucharest. Examinatiom; were made of the athletes some days before the competition and also before and after the race. Heart rate and arterial pressure were measured. An ECG and both teleroentgeno- grams and kymograrns were made. Additional studies included blood counts, haematocrit, blood sugar variations, serum protein changes, Ca and K levels, and cholinesterase activity. The hindrance phenomenon of Domiggio was studied in the urine, as well as microscopic examination and routine chemical tests. After the end of the race the increased heart rate persisted for some time. Systolic blood pressure was elevated only in the fastest runners. Some of those who arrived latest were in a state of circulatory collapse with systolic prevaure around 70 mm. Hg. These had intense thirst, somnolence and cold extremitiec. Minor neurological findings such as changes In the retinal vessels and pyramidal tract Irritation - hyper-reflexia and positive Babinski tests - were also noted. X -ray kymography re- vealed diminution in the cardiac shadow. Haematological findings included a mark- ed leucocytosis and variable changes in the red blood count. Depressed blood sugar and Ca levels- were noted. 7be cholinesterase values were increased. Changes in arterial pressure observed at the end of the race should be carefully studied and their pathogenesis determined. Training for the rigors of Marathon racing should be carried out under careful medical control. Lewis - Berkeley. Calif. (XIX, 6) ULMANU, F. C." prof.; MESTES, E.; RUGENDORFF.. S.W. Experimental radiomicroangiographic investigations during effort. ian M Rev. no.1$273-274 Ja-Mr 161. 1. Chair of Physiology of the Institute of Physical Culture. Head of the Chairs Professor F.C. Ulmeanu. (EXERTION physiology) (BLOOD CIRCULATION) (ANGIOGRAPHY experimentAl) .1 ULIaR, JL.N. %WU __ Stratigrapby and history of the formation of lover Carboniferoua deposits of the Moscow Basin (an lysis of the structrure of deposits of formation cycles and its practical application). Trudy Inst. geol.nauk. no-90:70-73 '47. (MLRL 9:11) (Moscow Basin--coal geolocr) UttM, A. 1. n1mer, A. I. - "Caesarean operations in the Maternity Hospital Im. prof. Snegireva for a ten year period (1936-1945).." Collection dedicated to the Maternity Hospitel In. Snegirevag laningrad, 1949,, p. 124,36 SO: U-4355, 14 August 53, (Letopin 'M=rnal Inykh Statey, No. 15, 1949) uUmm, T-. Fundenental principles employed in the processinE- of viscose rayon, especially of knitting yarns, ano the developuent of - new lubrl4cant. p. 81 (Veda a Vyzkum v F-mimyslu TertJllnim. No. 1, 1956, Praha, zechoslovokia) Eonthly Index of East European Accessions (ELEJiT) LC. Vol. 7, no. 2, February 1958 UIMI K. Contribution to fundamental questions concerning the finish treatment. p, 65, TEXTIL. (Ministeretvo lehkeho prurWolu) Praha,, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 14, no. 2, Feb. 1959. Mond0y list of East European Accessions (EEAI), IC, Vol. 8, no. 10, Oct. 1959. Uncl. U124.&R, X.; BRUB, &.,- TRIETSCH, FJO; K9*TTI, W.j HE$S, W. Adhesion of metals* Technika 7 no.6-.2 Je 163. KAKHNOVSKIY, I.M.; WIER, V.S. Methodology of electro-oscillograph . Yardio!V-)Zlia 5 ri.2:84- Y 85 Mr-Ap 165. (ff-I.RA 18:7) 1. Kafedra fakulltetskoy terapii (zav. - prof. V.N.Vinogradov) I Moskovskogo ordena Lenina Meditsinskogo insti-tuta Lmeni I.M. Sechenova. r'"- ffl F 00 -0 0,41 0 0 111 0 111 *70 o 0 0 0-1 4 0 0 0 O;o 0 o a o o # 4 oo 0006 0 of RU P 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 m!:1 a b it 0 it W U ii A W TO is f 0 it 11 it lb ry UP-11 IL-A --T 00 -00 xU pem-WO of the pumts to -00 so maptodde. V. F 00 -Omcr. lee Nt'~ -"'13 81---Wllile IttfP110611C IUS iIIJ.' r" v(CA twice a 00 ~"Y with 4 2-hr- 1111mal just before cluddlOth And tile -00 o0 a :1 AllulloW fluid and the urine of tile newly txwm were le,,Ied -00 forthfildrus. The firdt puttion, of the uline we" neg.' ot 00 -2111Y PWtive; the next wtre strongly paq.; and tiam 100 J *e drug could bc found eved 48 hrs. After birth. The lee 00 a ;411~ltolic fluid aim gave pus. tesu. the concu. varying Im. 0 l*cenO-l2andU.25mg,%- Re4streptacidein4%,lu. -00 0: Im Ivwlw" injected intramuscularly in a Ah C 44 m AT Iftis were Illso Made After an oral " -W ce. d" which was lePc2led after 30 min. The aluniotic gold ,was always oo .3. (r- fron, the dent. The urine of the newly born con - go .3 Lailled tracm only in a few cases, the remaining cow, 00 a It IS LVIWIUd-d t hAt t he Mill itio(je 111clul jf&lle j, i1wrioruble to while streptucide. but not Ill rt~l. .I.he fill. lee o0 '-lell"C ill peclucabilily isprulmldy title to the'll(lerrot 'j" lee and sinictures, of the reso"-tivo n-l- I:h-,,in o0 ago :0 0 moo too :J too too OIALLU96KAL 1,11FOUT41119 CLOSWKATIGIN use we 0 .7;Z CS411101 1 V I a rid a 0 U 9 AV 10 All! 0 Is flair ONK Kit ItIll KtItI it KLO 4 0 000000 so Olso 00 0 00000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o111/ 10 00 1111 4) 9 . ' * * 0 * 0 o o 0 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 q 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ei" 00 : "' 7: o o 0006 BRONNIKOVA, M.A.; GARKAVIp A.S.; MASIS, T.M.; ULIMERO V.E. -- --- ------ Group differentiation of himn fetuses (isoserolqgical systems ABO, HNSs., P, and-Rh). Sud.-med. ekspert. 5 no.1:31-37 Ja-Mr 162. (MM 15 4) 1. Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy inatitut sudebnoy meditsiny (dir. prof. V.I.Prozoravskiy) lUnisterstva zdravookhransaill"-SSR. (BLOOD GROUPS) (FETUS) BRONNIKOVA, M.A.; GARKAVI, A.S.; MASIS, T.M.; ULIMER, V.E. Characteristics of the methods and technique for studying blood group differentiation in human fetuses. Sud.-med.ekspert. 5 no-3: 30-34 JI-S 162. (MIU lrl-.9) 1. Nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut sudebnoy meditsiny (dir. - prof. V.I.Prozorovskiy) Ministerstva zdravookhranenJ.ya SSSR. (BLOOD GROUPS)' (FETUS) ERMMVA, M.A.; GAMVI, A.S.; MASIS, T.H.;_RMT4~2J.E. Identification of agglutinogens of the ABD isoserological system and P agglutinogen in the body tissues of human fetuses. Sud.-med. ekspert. 6 no.1:37-39 A-Hr '63. (MIRA 16s2) 1. Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy inatitut sudetnoy meditsiny (dir. - prof. V.I. F~!ozorovskiy) Ministerstva zdravDokhraneniya SSSR. (AGGLUTINOGENS) (FETUSS) BRONNIKOVA, M.A.; GOKAVI, A.S.; MASIS, T.M.; ULIMER, V.E. Characteristics of the development of the ABO isoserological system in human fetuses. Sud.-med. eksperto 8 no.1:21-25 Ja- Mr 165. (MIRA 18;5) 1. Nauchno-iseledovateliskiy institut sudebnoy meditsiny (dir. prof. V.I.Prozorovsk-4y, Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR, Moskva. r I.T.1 LAVIKOVA, V.Yet.-, MIJ;INDEMI, S.V.) ITRUSOV, A.V., ULIMISIEEK, G.F.; KHENVINO T.I. Upper-371ermUji and Trlas3lc sedimantz of the -westarn wnd n::rthern parts of the north-C,Ltsplan iAl- and gas-bearing baain. (Tmdy-l UlLneftegaza no.10".236-256 163. (MIRA :L87.,3) 1. Naiiehnc-isolpdrvatellakaya..l%b,,-,ratorl&7.u geologrichoskikh luriteriyev ctaenk-l parspaktIv n&ftegnzonf)sncstij NizJmav-r,*Izhuki7 nauchno-Assledovatallskiy institut aeologii i geofizAl 1. Vo3gogradski-y nauchao-l-ssladcvat~E:I'jkiy Institut neftyanoy :1 gazovoy, promyshlennosti. GRACHEVSKIYI M.M.; MARINBERGp S.V.; MOZRAYEV, N.S.; ULI~agjjEK G~F. Lower Kazan uncompen-gated trough in Oren~firg Provin-ceo rieftegaz, geol.i geofiz. no.9:20-24 163. (MIRA 17:3) 1. Nauchno-issledovatel'skaya laboratoriya geologicheskikh kriteri- yev otsenki perspektiv neftegazonosnosti Gosudarstvennogo geologi- cheskogo komiteta. SSSR. ULIML':T-EK.-, KHEINV,/~-Nll I'ATISKOVA, V.Ye.; URUSOV, A.V. nwe--Perm~,an 2ed',Ments of the western and northera partL Of the nor4-.h-Casplan and gaB-baaring basin. (Trady] no.-SO.21-2-J-235 163. (MIRA 180) 1. Nau~hrc - s I ed ova'. el 'skayq laboratoriya geologicheskikh krl-:,c-,riy~--~,, persp-iiktiv nel-tegazonosr,03ti-, Nizhnevolzhakly I.nst,ltat geolog i i geo'll z'k!- i ly inslUtut rieftyanoy i a,~c c;myah') c-nc.~3%~ WMISHEK, L. G - "The Production of Electric Incandescent Lamps" (Proizvodstvo elek'tricheskil-h nakalivaniya), Gosenergoizdat, 1949, 444 pp. ---- NILUMAR, R-A, prof.; 70MIN, V.N., inzh.; UL'MISHM, L.G.. h. The electric lamp Industry in the U.3.S.R. during the past 40 years. Svetotekhnflm 3 zio.llrlO-14 N 157. (NM 10:12) 1. Moskovskly elektrolenpovyy zavod. (Blectric lamps) :ULIMIM=oI-tw-Grlgorly9Tioh; '24LA INMY9 B&L,,, rad,'l 7IMNIN, A.M., tek~hn. r~4 [Pk6dmCtlOl2 of Ine'Wesiceint lamP63 Proisvodatv6 e:Loictriobaskikh 1DAT niamilTMAI&O isdA. sauovo parer*' Hoskra, (N)so- auerg, izd-yo, 19380 535 Po* Wootric Ismse, -Incaudescomt) (KMA 12tIO) - 21~,-,~-., ~K --I~i I , WHISM, L.G., inzh. Concerning a review of the government standard on ordinary filament lamps. Svototeldinika 5 no.4:1-7 Ap '59. (MIRA 13:1) l.kookovskiy elektrolampoyyy zavod. - (Blectric ifLne) - PLOMM V,L Remats of using seismologic data in stadying thet d esper stractwe of the w&Ws crust in Central Asia.,' Izv. AN SSSR. Ser.geofiv. no.10t1307-1319 0 162. (HM 16t2) 1, Mentral*naya seyamicheskaya stantaiya "Tashkent* Institata matematiki AN Usbekskoy SSR. (goviet Central Asia-Seismology) (Zarth-~face) 3(7),3(10) AUTHOR: OV166-59-2-911.1. Ulomov,V.I. S TITLE: Regional Cut of the Earth's Crust in Central Asia arl the Cardinality of Sediments in V Re6lon P Tashkont (Regionalinyy razrez zemnoy kory v-Sredne.Y Xzii i moshchaost' nanosov v pritashkentskom rayone) PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk Uzbekskoy SSR, Seriya fizlk~- F'959,~*,Nr 2,.Pp 70-82 matexatloh*alfikh (USSR) ABSTRACT: The paper contains the results of the evaluation of a heavy explosion carried out by the Academy of Sciences of the USSR on December 19, 1957 ca. 100 km to *the north of Tashkent. Oscillograms of the explosion oscillations taken by 29 seismo- logical stations were evaluated. The abundant material of observation permitted to construct a proftle of the earth's crust of 1000 km length taking its course in south-eastern ~h direction. The profile is extended from the 68th to the 78 degree of longitude and lies between %P - 380 and%F = 449. The author givesthe course of the layers of granite and basalt as well as the surface of Mokhorovict,ioh (Compare f-Ref 4_.,7). Oard 1/2 Regional GLut of the Earth's Crust in Central Asia c;OV/166-59-2-9/11 and the Cardinality of Sediments in the Domain of TasEkent Simultaneously the width of the alluvial 'Layer in the domain of Tashkent was measured, where the data of observation of the explosions on August 3, 1952 and April 12, 1953 were also used. The author mentions D.P.Kirnos, Ye.M.Butovskaya, and N.P. Vasillkovskiy. There are 3 tables, 7 figures, and 15 Soviet references. .ASSOCIATION:Inatitut matematiki i mekhaniki imeni V.1.Romanovskogo AN Uz-SS~R (Institute of Mathematics and Mechanics imeni V.I.Romanovskiy of.the AS Uz.SSR) SUBMITTED: October 28, 1958 Card 2/2 Zen u 0 -d 4 ~74 IJ. . ffl A . a X~ to to ISO, zp 1A a i ; a V04,9/60/000/ol./015/027 9201/E191 AUTHOR: __Ulomov, V.I. TITLE: Some Properties of the Earth's Crust 11tructure in Central Asia Determined from the Recordings of a Strong Explosion PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SUR, Beriya geofizicheskayaq 1960, No 1~ pp 131-134 T=t The paper reports some of the results of an analysis of seismograms obtained after a powerful explosion on 19th December 1957 about 100 km north of Tashkent. The vibrations produced by the explosion were recorded by 29 permanent and temporary seismic stations, and from these recordings the author obtained a cross- section of the crust along a line 1000 km long, shown as I-I in Fig 1. This line was in the north-easterly direction and extended from the Tadzhik depression to the northern slopos of the Tien Shan mountains. The cross-section (Fig 2a) shows that the Mohorovicie discontinuity lies mostly at a depth of 50 km, rising in the Northern Tien Shan region by 10-15 km. Configuration of the Mohorovicic surface in the northermost end of the section was Card 1/3 s/o4q/6p/Ooo/oi/ol5/o27 B201/E191 Some Properties of the Earth's Crust Structure in Central Asia Determined from the Recordings of a atrong Explosion rather doubtful because the results were unreliable. The depth of the basalt layer varied by more than the Kohorovicic discontinuity. The greatest thickness of basalt (about 40 km) was found in the region where the Southern Tien Shan joins the Fergana, depression; the lowest depth (about 10 km) occurred in the Tadzhik depression. Comparison of the results discussed above with those obtained by deep seismic sounding along three profiles (Fig 2Q making various angles with the I-I line and with gravimetric dat& (upper parts of Figs 2a and 26) showed satisfactory agreement. Calculation showed that increase of the negative gravitational anomaly in the northern part of the profile is related to a. lowering of the basalt and Mohorovicic. boundaries.. The minimum of the negative anomaly in the region where the Fergana depression joins Southern TIKn Shan is. due to the basalt layer being thicker there. A negativegravitational .anomaly maximum at the junction of Southera Tien Shan OEM Tadzhik depression is due to reduction of the thickness of the basalt layer. Acknowledgements are made to Ye.M. Butovskaya for Card 2/3 s/o1fq/6o/ooo/oi,/oi5/O27 E201/H191 Some Properties of the Earth' s Crus,t Structure in Central Asia Determined from the Recordings of a Strong Explosion supply of the seismograms and for her advice. There are 2 figures and 12 Soviet references. ASSOCIATION% Akademiya nauk SSSR, Institut fiziki zemli (Institute of Physics of the Earth, Acad. Sci, Usain- SUBMITTED: May 12, 1959 Card 3/3 88747 3"9300 S1166J601000100610071008 C111/C222 AUTHORt =RSnL-L1-- TITLEt Statistic Investigation of Near Earthquakes and the Structure of the Earth's Crust in Central Asia FERIODICALs Izvestiya Akademii nauk Uzbekskoy SSR, Seriya fiziko- matematicheskikh naukt 1960, No. 6, PP- 78 - 91 TEXTs The author proposes a new method for the investigation of the structure of the earth's crust. The method is based on the evaluation of those times in which the elastic waves of near earthquakes reaoh-the seiomologic stations. Por a diminution of numerous random errors the author chooses earthquakes with a common origin or earthquakes the origins of which are not far from eachother. 96 earthquakes were treated statisticallyp where the earthquake on April 15, 19551 in Ul gohat in Sin'tozyan (coordinates of the epicenter LP - 39.9 9 p ~ - 74.6 N) served as a base. The author calculated the time in which the longitudinal waves P* and P of these earthquakes, interpreted as principal waves corresponding to the basalt boundary and the Mokhorovich boundary, respeotivelyt reached the seismologic stations (22 stations in distances from 205 to 650 km), Prom Card 1/ 7 88747 S/166 ,/60/000/006/007/008- C111/C222 Statistic Investigation of Near Earthquakes and the Structure of the Earth's Crust in Central Asia these data there resulted the charts of the isochronous curves for the waves PW and P. Card 2/7 3( 0 887417 3/166/60/000/006/007/008 C111[C222 Statistic Investigation of Near Earthquakes and the Structure of the Earth's Crust in Central Asia Figure I i Chart of the isochronoua curves for Pt t 1. Points of observation ; 2. Lines of the observed field of isochronous curves ; 3. Lines of the normal field 4. Izolines of the difference of the observed and the normal field 5- Epicenter to which -the orlculations are related. Then the charts of isochronous curves were used for obtaining from them the charts of the isodepths. For the construction of the surface of the basalt layer the author assumed that the layer over it has a mean velocity of 5.7 km/see 1 for the basalt layer he assumed a mean velocity of 6.4 km/ sec. The Mokhorovich - surface was calculated with and without a consideration of the refraction at the basalt - granite boundary. The results of the calculations are summarized in two charts for the isodepthe and in 3 cuttings through the region. E.g. the figure 10 schematically shows the propagation of the seismic waves P# and P from the origin to the station Andiz:han. Card 5/7 88747 S/I 661601f)00100 610071008 C111/C222 Statistic Investigation of Near Earthquakes and the Structure of the Earth's Crust in Central Asia A"vU -4~, a. A I*- re 0 a yn e V. toof 13 'r a C-W 1 I' y a CW., C4 ? W. %A it 0 IC P- WV% P k Fact Fig. 10. Scheme of the propagation of the waves P* and P (the horizontal and the vertical scale are equal). Card 6/T 68747 S/166J60/000/006/007/008 C111/C222 Statistic Investigation of Near Earthquakes and the Structure of the Earth's Crust in Central Asia The author mentions N.N. Leonov. There are 10 figures, I table and 14 SoViet references. ASSOCIATIM Institut matematiki imeni V.I. Romanovskogo AN Uz SSR (Mathematical Institute V.I. Romanovskiy o2 the Academy of Sciences Uzbekskays SSR) SUBMITTEDs xiy 99 196o X Card 7/7 BUTOVSKAYAp Ye.M.; KONIKCV; A.T.,- 19RSESOVO I.L*;, PAKp V*A*; TROSTYANSKIZ, G.D.,- ULOMOV, V.I.; SOKOLUVA., A.A... red.; J, Z, 'ja - ~- GCR OKMAYA I., te (Seismism of Uzbekistan) Seismichno8t' Uzbekistana. Tashkent,, Izd-vo Akad.nauk Uzbekskoi &M. Vol.l. [The Pergara Valley] Ferganskaia dolina. 1961. 97 p. (KMA 15:5) 1. Akademiya nauk U!~bekskoy M. Institut matematjjci. (Fergana,--Sei=o1ogy) AUTHOR: Ulomovi V. I, V-431 S/049/61/000/002/009/012 D242/D301 TITLE: Modeling of the.foci of tectonic.earthcluakes by means of ultrasonic-emitters PERIODICAL: Akademiya~nauk SSSR.. Seriya geofizichoskaya. Izvestiya, no. 2,1961, 255-258 TEXT: Despite theoretical.research.by V. I. Keylis-Borok (Ref. 3: 0 dinamicheakoy kharakteristike ochaga-po seyamichiaskim.nablyudeni- yam (Dynamic Characteristics of-the Focus.from Seiismic Observations) Dokl. AN.SSSR, 70, No. 6, 1950) (Ref, 4: K voprosu o opredelenii dinamicheskikh.parametrov ochaga (Problem.of..Deteruining the Dynamic Parameters of..the.Focus) Tr. Geofiz..in-ta AN SSSR N o 9 1950) (Ref . 5: K voprosu ob . issledovanii. istochnikov, ekivalentaykh ochagam.zemletryaseniy (Problem of Studying.Sources Similat, to Earthquake..Foci)'Tr..Geofiz..in-ta.AN SSSR, No. 9, 1950) A. V. Vvedenskaya-(Ref. 9:-Ob qpredelenii napryazheniy.deystvuyushchikh vocbag'akh zemletryaseniy,, po-.nablyudeniyam:seysmicheskikh-.stantsiy Wetermination-of Stresses Acting..at-Earthquake..Foci-from Obser- Card V 7 22431 S/049/61/000/002/009/012 Modeling of.th; foci... D242/D301 vatious.at Seismic.Stations)t AN Nauk SSSR, Ser. Geofiz., No. 4,- 1960) on the displacement fields.of.different-types of.fractures, the problem of the dynamic,-parometers.of.earthquake- foci has not lost.its.urgency. Such a study may clarify.the features of move- ments at the. foci. of.- earthquakes -and. may also. verify... the accuracy of existing-theoretical methods.for,determining.tIx.- dynamic para- meters of these foci. Available.data-suggest-that fracturing accompanied,by sliding is..the most-probable form of..dislocation at earthquake..foci,.so it is.necessary.to.create..artific:Lal foci simulating-fracturing accomRanied-by sliding.and.-other-.taovements. The,widely-used ultrasonic.method.developed.by.Yu. V. Riznichenko (Ref..10:,Modelirovaniye,seysmicheskikh-.yavleniy (Simulation of Seismic.Phenomena) Vest. AN SSSR, No. 5,, 1952) Yu. V. Riznichenko, B. Nz Ivakin and B. R. Bugrov (Ref. 11: Modeliroveniye seysmich- eskikh voln (Simulation-of.Seismic Waves) Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Ser. Geofiz., No. 5, 1951) appears to be the most effective method, but.the equipment.for.modeling seismic waves largely con- Card 2/7 :,S/049/61/000/002/009/012 D.242/D301 Modeling.of the foci. sists of point emitters. pnd. cannot simulate,,an. earthquake focus. The',author.therefore made-an.emitter'with the..same distribution of forces.as is.the cas'e.at an actual focus .with the.help of a special piezoelectric.transmitter.. Tectonic-fracturing-takes place as a result cEiniUal. 6lastic'Btresses.which.. exceed. the. durability of the material-constituting the medium,,and,parts of.the medium situated on differen't sides of the,fracture.'are displaced in opposite directions. Similar movements may.be.obtained by in- stalling-two freely-sliding plates whose.outer,-surfaces..are firmly glued to.the material of the medium.and displacing them-in opposites directions. . Thel esseiitial.difference. between- the.-natural- and arti-;', ficial.movementq.is..tfiat-the former.are.due to.tangential elastic stresses-which &crease A-the moment of fracture.from.a.limiting -TALil-p the latter create at the. "fracture 11 faces, value T., to 01 tangential.strespes whidh'Increase from 0 to T. Elastic waves s that are propag*ed in the elastic.medium.arise.3-n both cases. The apparatus usAed by. the- author consists of two blocks _. a sinusoid al vibratory ge rator forming.right-angled,.electric impulses and Card 3/7 444-_31 S/049/61/600/602/005/012-- D242/D301 Modeling.of the'foci... a cathodic oscillograph.. The required.impulses are converted into mechanical vibrations of. an ultrasonic frequency which.are emitted by a piezoelectric transmi.tter.in an elastic medivm. Mter pene- trating the-medium the elastic waves are taken.up by a piezo- electric receiver with a punctate membrane.and are retonverted into electric signals.which are scanned, ph~otographed on the screen of the.oscillograph and produced as..seismogrmns. Fig. 2 illustrates the design'. and working of the -wave emitter simulating fracture- type movements; Nos. 1 - 5 denote the piezoelectric transmitter, plates, rubber urashers,,membrane.and castor oil respectively. The transmitter consists of two.rectanplar parallelopipeds cut from a crystal.of Seignette,salt and is'actuated by the plates. As electric stress is fed into the foil facings both parts work'by compression. -The parallelQpipeds are orien- ted so that their reverse.piezoelectric Fig. 2. Oxr. 2. Vci7oftTno:z an"a. Card 4/7 OP-OMRARB: ';Op... no~ TOZR (a) IL ema ero Wo. 1130TOP01308 Jdacno 7U 2-2431 S1049V61itOO0100210091012 D242/ T1301. Modeling of the foci... effect is in counterphase,.and these movements arc! transmitted to plates.attached to their working edges. Thug, at the moment of the input of an impulseAnto- the --emitter,.. the. plates- cause movements, in the medium-analogous.to fracturing-and-sliding. The emitter simul- ating,a fracture~.type movement accompanied.by.the turning of one edge in.relation..to-.the..other is.-more.complex-The piezoelectric transmitter-consists-of~four.similar-.parallelepipe~ds-mounted on a cube, and.its working.surface-undergoes-.complex.-de-formation. The plates.are.attached.to.the working.-surface-of..the.transmitter so that two parallelQpipeds act-on each plate, thus.turning-one plate in relation-.to.the other.,.Quasi-periodic...seismic.waves.induced by impulse.forces.or stresses originate..from fooal,,processes and are generally. considered -as representing actual.vibrat ions of the focus. In the model.-the.focal.*vibrations.are caused-by actual vibrations.of the-piezocrystal. Their-frequency depends on the crystal size.and may be.calculated.theoretically.or.derived.experi- inentally, the.attenuation--of.these.vibrations-of-i.-he'-piezotrans- mitter being-controlled.withih certain limits....Thus, processes C ard 5P Modeling-of the foci... 2203. S/049/61/000/002/009/012 D242/D301 giving-rise..to.earthquakes.at the focus are.replaced in the model by those taking.~place in.the def romed. crystal which.emits under impulsq.action.quasi.iperiodie.elastic vibrations. -The amplitude of the displacements-transmitted-.by.the,plates.to-the medium lies within the limits of.elastic deformation.of-the.latter so that no fracturing takes place at.the plate-medium.contacl:, permitting the repeated reproduction.of..the.process.i,7ithout..undue--distortion and th7e procurement-of a.fixed image-on the-oscillograph screen. During simulation -of -a - s liding...f racture.- the -plane of -the platesAs perpen- dicular to.the observation,surface.. The-diameter of.the area of contact.of.the..receiver-.with the-medium-As a little-less than a quarter.the.length of.the receivedwaves. When moving-along the observational.surface..the-receiver.is turned towards.the emitter so that any directional.effect..on-.the.recording of..its.sensitivity is excluded.. The emitter.is.placed in the center of a circle with a radius of about.twice.the length of the longitudinal waves in the paraffin, and the receiver.is moved in steps of 22.50 around the circumference. There are 5 figures and 13 references:.12 Soviet- Card 6/7 Modeling-of the foci... M31 S/049/61/000/002/009/012 D242/D301 bloc and-l non-Soviet-bloc. The reference to.the.English-language publication.reads.as.follows:.F..Press, Elastic.wave radiation from faults-in ultrasonic models. Publ. Domin. Observ., Ottawa, 20, No.2, 1957. ASSOCIATION: Akademiya.nauk Uzbekskoy SSR. Institut matematiki im. V. I. Romanovskogo (Academy of Sciences Uzbek SSR. Institute of Mathematics im. V. I. Romanovskiy) SUBMITTED: August 13, 1960 Card 7/7 S11661621000100210021008 B112/B104 AUTHORSt Butovskaya, Ye. M. Dzhunisov) Sh. A., Atabayev, Kh. A.p Flenov, Yu. P., Yakovlev, V. H. TITLE: Specific hodographs of powerful blasts recorded in parts of Uzbekistan PERJODICALt Akademiya nauk Uzbekskoy SSR. Izvestiya. -Seriya fizikoTmatematicheskikh nauk, no. 2, 1962, 34-41 TEXT: Data on powerful blasts recorded in the central Asiatic districts of Pritashkent and Fergansk are,evafuated. Durations Df the seismic waves are related in the usual way to uniform standard conditions and their phases identified by the following procedures (1) Deiermining the angle of departure of seismic radiation. (2) Correlating the respective seismograph records. (3) Plotting the amplitude curves. The phase identification is followdd by composing a universal hodogrdph for all types of longitudinal and tranoverse.wavou and this ie decomposed into its basic branches. In addition, the specific hodographe presented here are derived for the districts under consideration. There are 5 figures Card.1/2 9036-66 EWT(l)/EWA(h) GW ACCESSION TIR: AR5013958 ua/616c1/!'15/00O/Wi/G0V:; /G005 SOMICE 1tcr-,zh..Geofizika, Abs. J1019 Ulomov _TITIR: Distortion of abyssal relief due to errora in determining the coordinates of earthcjualw, epicenters CITED SOURCE: Tr. In-ta matem. AN U7ZSR vYP- 27, 1963, 156-167 TOPIC TAGS., earthquake, ~Leismic wave eisnic souading., SCISMO&PAPHY TWISIATION: Evaluation is given of_the~accuracy-of a method developed by the -author for interpreting surface hodographs of the longitudinal waves due to earth- quakes. A fbrmula is,derived linking the error in the determination o.L the loca- tion of.the refractive layer in the vertical (8h) and horizontal (81) planes, de- pendin on the~-epicentral distance (R) and the length of the-observed are prorile (S), with the errors made in determining the epicenter coordinates (�K). A chart givenfor calculating errors for the range of values S a 100-1500 kin, R - 300- 500 hm, K - �5-20 Ia. The errors viU diminish in proportion to a diminished 3, 'as compared vith R. In order to reduce errors in.determining the underground re- Card L 6-66 9031 - ACCESSION IM: AR5013958 4- lief it is advisable to select are profiles ohd epicenters. such t~hat the m1nor axis of.the ellipse of conceptration of the probable location or the epicenter is- directed aldn the course--or-the pTofile. The method proj*sed is an improvement of the Interpretation eyetem previo=3~y developed by the cuthor, in 41hich-only the relative relief of the division boundaries of the earthOscrust haa been determined. An example is-given of the'a-pplication of the calculationti to the processing of repeated shocks which had occurred in the Ulugchatskoye earthquakp on April 15, 1955. When K a t5 km, the-errors in determining the bounilary locations in the north east part of the region for surface M were: &h = +1-2 km, Se = 2:1-3 km; for :intermediate boundary they were: Sh = +1-4 kn, +37-8 In; in the western part of 'or boundary M they were: the area f Sh 4 ku, Sk 4. 5 1m; imd for the intermediate boundary they were: Sh = + 6 ~m, SP- U-2. The indica:.ed accuracy may be at- to the schemes for the~abyssal structure of the f!arth's crust which had been developed by the author in his- earlier work. ("Izv. AS UzSSR, Ser. Fizrmat. nadc, ~196O.-no.,6), The schemes are in good agreement with data provided by deep seismic sounding. A_ SUB OWE: ES EWL: 00 jW 6(d 2 VLOMSKIT, S.N. ----------- Role of crustacea in the relative densit7 Of lakia plankton (method of determining the density of zooplankton of species). Trudy probl.i.teme sov.no.1:121-2.30 151. (KM 937) (Fresh-water biology) 1. UL014SKIY, S. N. 2. USSR (6oo) 4. Iset', Lake - Plankton 7. Influence of a swompy watershed and a hydroelectric power station on the develo~- meat of lake plankton. Trudy Gidrobiol. ob-va No. 4 1951. 9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April _ 1953, Uncl. 1. ULCHSKIY., S. N. 2. ussR 600 4. Plankton - Iset', Lake 7. Influence of a swampy watershed and a hydroelectric po"rer station on the develnp- ment of lake plankton., Trudy Gidrobiol. ob-va, 4., 1952. 9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Crngress2 April 1953., Uncl. 1. ULOMSKIY, S.N. 2. ussR (6co) 4. Copepoda 7. New aspects in the ecology of certain species of Copepoda; Mesocyclops leuckarti (Claus), 1857, Dokl. AN SSSM 90 no. 2, 1953. 9. Month List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL 1953, uncl. a Conditions for the development of plankton In bodias of water polluted by waste waters. Trudy Gidroblol.ob-va 7:67-76 '56. (NTJU 10:2) 1. Ural'skoye otdolenlys Yeesoyuznogo n&uchno-issladovatellskogo in- stituta osernogo I rechnogo khozyuystva. (Volchikhinskoye Reservoir--Plankton) (Water--Pollution) 1% VLOKSKIT, S.N. Aphanizomenon oviaisporum Yorti in the Ural lakies. Bot.mat. Otd.opor.r&ot. 11:0*33 Ja .156. (MLRL 9:11) (Shablish, Lo&e--Algas) UT,OMSKIY. S.H. Wet weight of crustaceans of Tajikistan rice fields. Trudy AN Tadzh.SSR 89.#133-140 138. (MBA 13:5) 1. Urallskoye otdoleniye Vvesoyupnogo nauchno-ionledovatel'skogo instituta ozernogo i redbnogo rybnogo khozyaystva. 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