SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VERBA, A. - VERBETSKIY, G.P.

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vmu, A.
Method of singularities for computing the Velocit7 distribution in a
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1. Department of Hydraulic Machines, Technical University, Budapest.

VERBA,, A.1 SZABO, A.
Typical characteristics of radial-flow puxpe depending on size of
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1. Department of Hydraulic Machines, Technical University,
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1. Budapesti Muszaki Egyetem Vizgepek Tanazeke.

VERPA 2 E.
"With the Soviet people for eternity." p.237
ZHIMICAR, (DI:Lnisterstvo dopravy) Praha, Czechoslovakia No. 11, Nov. .1958
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EhAI) LC, Vol. 8p r*. b, June 195Y
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87-YRAj B. 1. ; VERBA, S. 1. ; _61HOPAU3KA6, K. K.
"The determination of some parameters of radioactive aerosols re-moval from tixe-
air. "
paper to be presented at the Symp on Atmospheric Chemistry, Circulation & Aerosols,
Visby, Sweden, 18-25 Aug 1965.
Hydrometeorological Service USSR.

VERBA, I. (Balm)
Wise selection of volunteer instructors. Voen. znan. 35 no-11:10-11
N 159. (KIRA 12:12)
(Baku-Air defenses)

VFMA,-.I,
Long trip. Voen.sruln. 35 no.6:8-9 Je '5 9. (MIR& 12:12)
1. Predsedatell komiteta pervichnoy organizataii Dobrovolf-
nogo obahchmotva sodaystviya armii, avintsil i flotu ahkoly
NO-36, Moskva.
(Crimea--Description and travel)

VERBAt 1.
Conditions are the same-but the results a-re-differ-ent- VoonerrAn.
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I* Prednedstell komiteta pervichnoy organizataii Dobrovolln,)ro
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shkola No.36p Moskva.
(Odessa.-Military oducation)

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(Kilitar7 education)

VERBA, J.
Horna, J.t Nemocak. J. Microwave
vision picture signals. p, 212,
SLA.BPRCUDY OBZOIR, Prague, Vol. 15,
link for the transmission of tele-
no. 5, May 1954,
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Uml.

LTKOT, Aleksey Vasillyevich;.P!~A~t,,jrodaktor; IARIONOV, G.Te.,
tekhatcheski), redaktor
[Heat and saos transfer in drying processes] Teplo- i massoobusa
v protmesBakli mushki. Moskva. Goo. energ. izd-yo. 1956. 464 p.
(Mass transfer) (MLRA 9:11)
(Heat-Transmiss ion)
(Drying)

VERBA, H,I., kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk; POLIVAYA, I.V., Inzhaner.
?-~- e- 6~. :t " '.,. ,
Aimivereary scientific and technical session of the Koscow
Power 2mginaering Institute. Prom.anarg.11 no&2:35-38 7
156. (KWA 9: 6)
(P*war anginnering-Co W oases)

VA"A. H I
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Some systems for using tensoneters In laboratory practice. Zav. lab.
22 no.9:11D6-1108 156. (MIR& 9:12)
1. Moskovskiy energeticheskiy Institut Imeni V. M. Molotova.
(Strain gauges)

It< G
MIXHAYLOY, Nikolay Nikhaylovich; MHA, M.I., red.; MDVICDEV, L.Te.,
tekhn.red.
[Problems in drying fuel at electric power plants] Yoprony sushki
topliva na alektrostanteiiakh. Koskva, Ooa.energizd-vo, 1957.
150 P. (MIRA 11-2)
(Fuel--Drying)

*Rpif), ml,
LULN TSKIT, V.V. [deceased], doktor tekhm. nauk. propodavatell; SOKCW,.
Te'Ta., doktor tekbno nank, prepodavatell; LIBIOWO P.Do, doktor
tq~m-. uauk, prepodavatell; GINM-9FAHB, K.L., Imnd. tekhn. nauk,
prepodavatoll:'LLVROV, NJ., dokto'r tokhu. nauk, prepodavatell, '
IVANTSOV, G.P., kand. tekhn. nauk, prepodavatell; GOLUBKOT, S.N.,
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doktor tekhn. nank, prepodavatell; ZAVASTOV, A.M., kand. tokhn.
nauk. prepodavatel,%,_YJWAI Male, kand. tekhn. nauk, prepodavatell;
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(Heat engineering)

SOKOWVSKIT, V.S.; VERBA, R.I.
Special features In the outflow of superheated liquids through
orifices and packings. 1Tauch.dokl.vyn.oh1-nly; anerg no.4:159-164
158. WRA 12t5)
(Hydraulics)

AUTHORS:
TITLE:
Verba, M.I.,
ff0-X6T6T3kty'
04-4-4/25
Candidate of Technical Sciences, and
V.S.
Calculation of the D*S har C&pacity of Throttling Devices
for Condensate Extraction Raschet propusknoy sposobnosti
podporn,vkh shayb dlya otvoda kondensata)
PERIODICAL: Prom-shlennaya Energetika, 1958, Vol.13 Fo.4,
pp. 10 - 13 ~USSR).
ABSTRACT: In the operation of steam plant, correct extraction of
condensate reduces heat loss due to stray steam and reduces
condensate make-up. All condensate extractors include a throt-
tling device whose aperture diameter governs the discharge
capacity of the condensate extractor. It is nec-essary to deter-
mine the correct diameter for super-heated condensate but the
difficulty is that the flov, of a super-heated liquid through an
aperture does not follow the same laws as the flow of cold
water or steam. As published work on the calculation of these
throttling devices suffers from a number of defects, the Moscow
Power Institute (MEI) developed a simple and reliable method.
The object of the investigation was to determine the laws of flow
of superheated water with various initial and final conditions
at various nozzle dimensions. The most important step was to
r late the flow of super-heated water to the back-pressure under
GardZ~

94-4-4/25
Calculation of the Discharge Capacity of Throttling Devices for
Condensate Extraction
constant initial conditions of pressure and temperature. The
corresponding expression is given for a sharp-edged throttling
device, also a nomogram based. on experimental results. The
latter expresses a unified functional relationship between the
flow of condensate and the physical conditions and geometrical
factors; it can be used to determine the flow of condensate
for values of back-pressure above and below the critical value.
This is of considerable advantaCe over previous methods. By
means of the nomogram, any four:known quantities may be used
to determ4.ne a fifth. Two examples of the use of the nomogram
are expla:: ned: in one, the pressures, the diameter and the
initial temperature are known and it is required to determine
the flow; in the other, the pressures, the flow and the initia
temperature are known and it is required to determine the
diameter. It must be remembered that the nomogram is con-
structed for cylind-rical thLrottling devices, with sharp inlet
edges, having a discharge coefficient of 0.67 - 0.7.
There are 1 figure and 7 references, 4 of which are Ru55i&n'
and 3 English.
'AT LE: Library of Congress
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1011S:
A Lebedev, P.D., Professor, Doctor of Technical Sci-
ences; Verba, M.I., Docent, Candidate of Technical
Sciences-F-1-eonchik, B.I.; Fortnov, V.D. and Sadchi-
kov, O.V., Engineers
TITLE: The Drying of Heated, Inorganic Solutlonn by Meano
of Spraying (Sushka raspyleniyem podogretykh neor-
ganicheBkikh rastvorov)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy - Energetika,
1959, Nr 2, pp 111-116 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: When drying heat-resistant, inorganic solutions by
spraying them into a stream of hot flue gases, the
heat and mass exchange processes may be consider-
ably intensified by heating the solution to a temper-
ature somewhat below its boiling point prior to
spraying, maintaining an adequate pressure in the
pipeline. A more intensive dehydration is observed
with a sudden reduction of the pressure of the heat-
ed liquid when the latter leaves the sprayer. The
Card 1/5 dehydration process is achieved, by the heat of

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The Drying of Heated, Inorganic Solutions by Means of Spraying
the drying agent (flue gas), and by the, interior
heat of the atomized particles. The preliminary
heating of the solution causes Weduction of the
viscosity and surface tension, and consequently,
it changes the character of the intermedilate-phase
surfaces and with them the apray dispe.10sion. * There-
by the basic laws are disturbed which are valid for
the dispersion of a cold liquid flow. For investigat-
ing the basic thermal and hydrodypamic. peculiarities
of this drying process, an experimen4al, semi-indus-
trial drying chamber was built at the K4fedra-su-
shillnykh i teploobmennykh ustroystv MEI (Chair
of Drying and Heat-Exchange Equipment of MEI). The
drying chamber was built in such a way that one
parameter of the process could be changed while all
the others were kept constant. Provisions were
made to perform the drying in a direct flow and in
a counterflow of flue gas, or to feed the drying
gases from the sides of the chamber. Figure 1 shows
Card 2/5 a diagram of the drying unit. The basic series of

sov/1,13-59-2-14, 1/19
.The Drying of Heated, Inorganic Solutions by Means of Sprayng
tests was conducted with centrifugal sprayers. A
total of 60 experiments was made for which a 50%
salt solution was used as experimental liquid. The
liquid consumption was changed from 70-260 kg/hg
theotemperature of the liquid was varied from 75-
300 C, the pressure of the liquid from 50-150 atm.
The-temBerature of the flue gases was varied from
190 550 C. Kerosene was used as a fuel for heatin,-:,
the drying chamber. Since preliminary heating of
the liquid causes a faster crystallization of the
dispersed particles, the interaction of the flue
gas components with the product is less intensive
than when using a cold liquid. The increfise of the
sulfur content of the dried material did not exceed
the maximum permissible value of 0.06% SO . The
processing of the experimental data and tAeir ana-
lysis showed that the most favorable drying condi-
tions were obtained at a liquid temperature of 2800C,
and at an initial gas temperature of 460 01. The
Card 3/5 irrigation factor bias 0.1 kg of the solution per kg

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The Drying of Heated, Inorganic Solutions by Means of Spraying
of dry gas. The specific fuel consumption for 1 kg
of the product was 200-250 glkq - product. The mass
exchange factor was 12-20 kg1m hour. When spray
drying cold liquids the mass exchange factor at the
same temperature of flue gases amounted to 8-12 kg/
m hour. The effectiveness of interphase surface
which means the dispersion of atomized particles.
So far, peculiarities of flowing out and disinte-
grating of a heated liquid stream were not consider-
ed in the works of Soviet and foreign scientists.
The authors established some characteristical hy-
drodynamic phenomena of this process and some cal-
culated suggestions for the design of sprayers will
be subject of future investigations. The authors
mention only the four types of aprayers used dur-
ing their experiments: a centrifugal aprayer with
one tangential inlet, a centrifugal sprayer with
two tangential inlets, a centrifugal sprayer with"a
Oard 4/5 special ccnical atomizer and a conical nczzle. The

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The Drying of Heated, Inorganic Solutions by Means of Spraying
experiments with the centrifugal sprayers showed
that their output was reduceg by 30-40% when the
liquid was heated to 260-290 C, in comparison ,vith
the cold liquid. Tile authors came to the conclusion
that the preliminary heating increases the drying
efficiency of heat-resistant inorganic liquids.
The preliminary heating of the liquid prior to
spraying permits the use of flue gases of fuels
with a low sulfur content no a drying agent. There
are 2 tables, 1 dingrtim, I graph, ari(f 2 Sovit,01 rp-
ferences.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy ordena Lenina ener.eticheskiy institut
(Moscow Lenin Order-Povier Engineering Institute)
PRESENTED: Kafedra sushillnykh i teploobmennykh ustanovok
(Gbair Df Drying and Heat Exchange Equipment)
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SUBMITTED; Novomber 26, 1958
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11(2) 60V/143-59-3-14/20
AUTHORb: Verba, M.I., Candidate of Technical 6ciences, Leon-
Engineer
TITLE: The Calculation of Spray Drying Equipment (0 ranchete
raspylitellnykh sushilok)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniya - Energetika,
1959, Nr 3, PP 108-113 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The investigation of spraying processes is a very
complicated problem. Spraying processes are used, for
example, in drying equipment, internal combustion
engines, jet engines, .scrubbers. The investigation
of spraying problems may be divided into two sectionst
fl the investigation of spraying hydrodynamics,and
2 the investigation of heat and mans exchange laws
of the atomized matter in a surrounding gas medium.
Regardless to the great achievements made in studying
the hydrodynamics of the spraying process, there is
a very limited number of relations suitable for prac-
tical calculations. In this connection the authors
Card 1/2 review about 20 Soviet publicationo dealing with these

The Calculation of Spray Drying Equipment ~jOV/143-59-3-14/20
problems, published during the period from 19')9- to
1957. Based on studies of these publicationn and two
English papers, the author arrive at the conclusion
that the methods presently used for calculating ap-
paratus in which some spraying processes are applied,
will require many-sided experiments and generaliza-
tions of numerous works. The -theory of similarity
seeins to be the most effective aid. The spray drying
method with a preliminarily heated liquid is of spe-
cial practical interest. In this caseq the criterion
equations describing the heat exchange, must also con-
tain criteria taking into consideration the influence
of the mass transfer intensity on the heat exchange.
There are 22 references, 20 of which are Soviet and
2 English.
ASSOCIATION: Moakovskiy ordena Lenina energeticheskiy institut
(Moscow-Lenin Order-Institute of Power Engineering)
Kafedra sushillnykh i teploobmennykh ustroystv (Chair
of Drying and Heat Exchanging Devices)
SUBMITTED: September 8, 1958
Card 212

VVIBA, X,I., kand.takhn.nauk; ISATEV, V.S., inzh.; I30NCHIK, B.I., inzh.
Iffect of the heat-transfer coefficients and the substance on
the dT7ing process of building bricks. Izv.vys.ucheb.IaTv;
energ. 2 no.4:109-114 Ap '59. (MIRA 12S9)
1. Moskovskiy ordena Lenina ennrgetichnnkly inntitut. Predetavlena.
kafedroy sushil'n3rkh I toploobmannykh ustraysty.
(Bricks--Drying)

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AUTHORS: Lebedev,P.D., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor,
and Verba, M.I., Candidate of Technical Sciences,
LeoncblY, t.I., Engineer
TITLE: Laws Governing The Atomizing of a Superheated Liquid
PERIODICAL:Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Energetika,
1959, Nr 10, PP 76-83
ABSTRACT: The results of an investigating of the hydrodynamic
peculiarities of atomizing superheated liquids are pub-
lished in this article. When heating a solution to a
temperature of 300-3300C (preventing boiling by apply-
ing the proper pressure in the pipeline) prior to atom-
izing, the specific volume increases by approxim.--.tely
1.5 times, the kinematic viscosity decreases (by 6-5
times) and the surface tension is less (by 10-12 times).
Peculiar hydrodynamic conditions are created by the
practically instantaneous boiling of the superheating
liquid upon leaving the atomizer. They determine the
Card 1/4 structure of the spray cone and influence the second

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Laws Governing The Atomizing of a Superheated Liquid
ry dispersion of the drops. The process of atomizing
superheated solutions differs considerably from the
atomizing of a cold liquid due to changes in thermo-
physical and hydromechanical conditions. The investi-
gations were performed on an experimental installati-
on which was different from the one described by the
same authors Z Ref 1-7 only in performing the atomizati-
on in a cylindrical, vertical drying chamber of 800
mm diameter and 2.3 m height. Preliminary tests Z Ref
1_7 showed that a conical nozzle had the best charac-
teristic as an atomizer, creating a very high degree
of dispersion and greater spray cone angles of the
atomized matter. Its design is simple compared to oth-
er atomizer types. Geometrically similar nozzles with
different diamters of the minimum profile were used
(0.28, 0-35, 0.44, 0.63, and 0.805 mm). The flow fac-
tor for these nozzles was 0.8-0-95, depending upon
the temperature of the solution and increasing toge-
Card 2/4 ther with it. The liquid to be atomized consisted OX

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Laws Governing The Atomization of a Superheated Liquid
ordinary water and an inorganic salt solution having a
specific gravity of 1.36 (concentration 500 g/1). The
investigations were conducted at pressures of 90-150
atmospheres and at liquid temperatures of 160-3200 C.
The dispersion of drops and the density of the spray
were investigated by microphotographs and other aids.
The formation of drops in the spray cone is a result
of a complicated separation and fusion process of the
primary drops. The pulsation of the drop motion, and
the impossibility of formulating boundary conditions
in the dEvelopment of the process exclude a complete
analytical solution of this problem. Theoretical in-
vestigations of G.I. Petrov and T.D. Kalinina Z Ref
B.D. Katsnellson and V.A;,Shvab Z_Ref 27 and other in-
vestigators show the pos bility of using existing equa-
tions, describing the disintegration process of a
flow with the aid of the theory of similarity. The au-
thors of this paper noticed a practically constant
Card 3/4 flow of the superheated liquid thru the conical nozz
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Laws Governing the Atomization of a Superheated Liquid
le. This observation and theoretical assumptions of I.
L. Perl1man Z-Ref g lead to the conclusion that the
boiling of the liquid starts outside the nozzle. The
principal laws governing tbeatomizing of a superheated li-
quid by conical nozzles were established by the authors
as a result of their investigations. They obtained for-
mulas for calculating the mean volume-surface di~,meter
of drops, for calculating the atomizing spectrum and
graphs of local spray cone densities. This paper was
presented by the Kafedra sushillnykh i teploobmennykh
ustro stv (Chair . of Drying and Heat Exchanging De-
vices~. There are 2 diagrams, 3 graphs and 10 Soviet
references.
ASSOCIATION:Moskovskiy ordena Lenina energeticheskiy institut
(mioscow "Order of Lenin" Institute of Power Engineer-k'
ing)
SUBMITTED: May 23, 1959
Card 4/4

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""0V/143-59-10-10/22
AUTHORS: Lebedev, P.D., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Frofessor.
nd Verba, 1.1. 1. , Candidate of Techniep! Sciences, Docent
a I - - 0 1
,
TITLE: The Anvlicntion of Infrared Radiation in Engineering
PERIODICAL: Izve~;tiya vys-shilch ij-lhebnykh znveden-Jy, Energetika,
IT
1959, "r 10, PP 108-113
ABSTRACT: This review contains some data on the lesign of radi-
tint heat soi)rces which foiind apDlicption in foreign
engineerin-,, (U')A, 71'est Sermany, German Dem-cratic Re-
C.,
public, etc). It is based on the monograph. by Dr. W.
Borchert nnd Dr. K. Junbitz ZR-ef 17. Fig 4 shows a
ceramic rndiqtor of the type produced by a Leipzig in-
striiient buildint,- nlart and by the Teltow plant of
communication en-lineering parts -in the GermRn Democra-
tic Reptiblic. T11cre nre 9 photographs, 3 diagrams and
6 references, 2 of vihicb are EnUlish and 4 German.
ASSOCIATION, Moskovskiy ordena Lenina energPticheskiy institut
(Mo-,co,w - Ordpr of Lenin- Po,,,;er Enginooring Instituto"
Cnrd 41,4

VERBA M.I,, kand.t.ekhn.nauki LDOTICIIIK, B.I.
i::~~
Psychometric method for measuring preBsuress Izv&vy3.ucheb#zav&;
energ. 4 no-4;122-123 Ap 161. OUPA 14:5)
1. Moskovskiy ordena Lenina energetichookly inatitut. Predstavlena
kafedroy oushillnykh i teploobmennykh ustanovok.
(Pressure gauges)

VEI~BA, M.I., kand.tokhn.nauk; UMIGHIK, B.I.
Calculation of evaporation in apray drying of overheated solutions.
Izv,vya* ucheb. zavs; onorg. 4 no.7:76-78 J1 161. (HIIIJ% 14-.7)
1. Moskovskiy ordena,Lenina Inergotichoskiy institut. Predstav-
lona kafedroy sushilinykh i toploobmannykh ustanovok
(Drying apparatufj) (Solution LGh'azi-B try)) D~~)
(Heat-Trantimission)

VERBA) M.I.p kand. tek-hn. nauk; GUSL`V, V.A., rispirant
Problem concerning the mathematicil aLmulation of thermochemical
processes accompanied by phase tranAormations. Trudy 14EI no.48:
7-14 163. (MIRA 17:6)

M. 1. ; Po rtnov, V. D.
AUTHOR: VVELa
ORG: Energy Institute, Moscow (Energeticlieskiy Institut) C
TITLE: Thermal conduction' of a chemically reacting ternary gas mixture
SOURCE- Inzhenerno-fizicheekly zhurnal, v. 9, no, 6, 1965, 729-734
TOPIC TAGS- Irreversible thermodynamics, thermal conduction
ABSTRACT: The authors consider a gaseous system contained hetween two plates having
temperatures T 3~nd T - A T. Since a temperature gradient exists between the plates, in
the presence of the rea('tj0Ti a concentratiwi fradient of.ibmisociation and undis8ociated mole-
exiles exists at eDch point of Space. Dw 'iva~-y uiidissoc,ated mol(wide diffuses into the
region at the higher temperature, and dissociate8 there, d)-sorhing heat. The light dissoci-
ation products &ffuse back into the zone of lmver tempe.-ature and there recombine, evolv-
ing heat. As a riisult of inter-fiffusion in. t'ni-,4 (,~-cik pri-wi-cis, the heat transfer in the direc-
tion oppoqed tn tf,e tern~~eraturf~ ,Tradiew mcreasf-ti. in the arzd~-sis of tho. thprmaJ ronduc-
tion of the reacting gases, therm-al diit'-i4twi ajtt', ,;,4 _~'_.~uur effocl arp aj,;o taken inti-) account.
Card 1/2 UDC! 536. 23

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ACC NR- AP6001996
The steady state of '',iis cyclic process in a ternary system reacting chemically In accor-
!dance with the equ tion A 'C- B - C is corsi&,red, and an F-quation for the therm-'d condue-
tion of this system Is derived by means of methods o" irrovor-Mile therrnod~,na-mlcs.
Orig. art. has: 29 -or-mulas.
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ACC NR- AP6012682 SOURCE CODE: UR/0170/66/010/004/0516/0519
AUTHOR: Verbs, M. I.; Fortnov, V. D.
ORG: Mosoow'Powar Institutep Moscow (Energetlobaskiy institut)
TITLE: Heat conductivity of a multicomponent gas mixture'lin the
presence of equilibrium obemical reactions
SOURCE: Inzbenerno-fiziebeskiy zburnali o'10g no* 4t 1966$ 516-519
TOPIC TAGS: host conductivity, chemical reactionp chemical equilibrium#
gas dynamics
ABSTRACT: In the presence of cbemic i reactions between the components
'ai~
of a gas mixture, beat and mass transfer must be investigated by
introducing transforms for the fl-ow--o-f-mssa and energy:
Ki. (2)
I c,,d 1/2 UDC: -536.23

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In the absence of external forces, the basic squation.for transfer of
mass energy is written in the form:
a,,,.grad V. (1 1, 2. 3. (3)
A-I
By an extended mathematical development, based on the above promises,
the article formulates a method for calculation of the effective value
of the beat conductivity coefficient. The method is sold to differ from
previously proposed methods in that it takes into account not only
diffusion but also thermodiffusion components* Orige art* has: 24
formulas. Auft
SUB CODE: *20/ SUNI DATE: 190ot65/ ORIG REF:, ~ 001/ OTH REP: 005

W"BA, M. I - Yarl, t-khn. !0"k, dvtff~nt~ clk~;N, V.A,
-1
Averaging :af *te tempernt,ire of a deccwmo~~Irg mterifil. ir a reactccr wlth
1~ - I
a fluidiztA bod. Izv, -ryn. uchob. zav.; tnierg. 8 no.619,-62 Je 165.
WIRA 18:7)
1. MoskovLkiy orderia U~Mna onf~rgetlchaskly instltut. Pred,3tavlona
leatedroy sushillryl,.h i toploobinennykh ustroystv.

ALEK.1j'ANDROVA, M.A.; ASINOVSKrY, E.I.) BALANDDI, V.V.; BRODYANSKIY,
V.M.p kand. tekhn. nauk; VAKERAII.EYEVA, Ye.A.; VNLUrI,.J-,
kand. tekhn. nauk; VORONIII., T.A., kand. tekhn. nauk;
GIRSHFELID, V.Ya., kand. tekhn. nauk; DZYCH, M.Ye., prof.
doktor tekhn. nauk; IVIN, F.A.; LAPSIIIIi, M.I., kand. tekhn.
nauk; LIFOV, Yu.M., kand. tekhn. nauk; LYUDAR.~ZAYA, A.F.;
14AKARENKO, I.D.; MIRIMOVA, V.M.; NEVLER, S.Ye.; ROZANOV,
K.A.j, kand. tekhn. nauk; ROTACH, V.Ya., kand. tekhn. nauk;
KINELINITSKIY, R.Z., kand. tekhn. nauk; SIIEVCIOIKO, E.G.j
LIOGOMOLOV, B.A., red.; VAINSHTEYN, K.N., spets. red.j
LICHAK, S.K., spets. red.
(German-Russian heat engineering dictionary] Nemetsko-
russkii teplotekhnicheskii slovarl. Moskva, Sovetskaia
entsiklopediia, 1964. 512 p. (MIRA 18:1)
1. Moscow. Energeticheskiy institut. 2. Moskovskiy energe-
ticheskiy institut (for all except Vaynshteyn,, Lichak).

Y~RBA,_M.I., kand.tekhn.nauk; LEONCHIK, B.I., kand.tekhn.nauk; PAVLOVSKIY,
- inzh.
Determination of optimum conditions for the drying of paint coatlngs.
Izv. vya. ucheb. zav.; energ. 5 no.3:76-80 Mr 162. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Moskovskiy ordena LeniA energeticheskiy institut. Predstavlena
kafedroy sushillnykh i teploobmennykh ustroystv.
(Protective coatings)

VERBA,-r,-.I-Ikand.tel~-hn.nau~:9 dotsent; KARAWMV, Yu.F., lnzh.
ys. uchei. zav.; energ. 4
Inductive telemetering scales. Izv.
no.10:123-124 0 161. MRA 14:111
1. Moskovskiy ordena Lenina energetic~.eskiy institut. Predstavlena
kafedroy sushil'nykh i teploobmennykh ustro,,c-tv.
(Telemetering) (Scales (Weighting instruments))

VERBA, M.I., kand.tekhn.nauk; LEONCHIK, B.I., kand.tekhn.nauk
New method of drying solutions by spraying. Prom.energ. 16 no.6:
4-7 Je '61. (MIRA 15:1)
(Solution (Chemistry)) (Drying)

1.1, T
-I~Ejw 0- ~"* I
Mechanism of recent tectonics of the I:st'-Yanisey depreas-lon
as revealed by a study of the uripin of the mountain-chaln
complexeB of the re'llef. Uch. mp. NIIGA. Rej:. geol. -.110.-1:
58-71 1 (4 - (111RA 19:1)

AFONINA, A. P.;-VERBA, M. S.
TM against common corn smut. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. 5
noolOt33 0 40. (MIRA, 16:1)
1. Zaveduyuebehan fitoontomologichookim goeudaretvan"m
eortoispyUtellnym uchaatkom, a. Glubochitsa; Zhitomirskaya
obl. (for Afenina). 2. Pomoshchnik zaveduyuehego fitoantomolo-
gicheakim gosudarstvennym sortolepytatellAft uchastkom, a.
Glubochiteaj Zhitomirakaya obl. (for Verbal.
corn(maize)-Diseaseis and peate)
uts) (Dieulfide)
t

VEERBA, N.., polkovnilc
Concern for troops sex-ving extended ealistments. Staroh.-zez-ez'-,*
no.12:24 D 161, OlaRA 15j)
(Russ ia-A=W~--Fay, a.Uowances, etc.)

T-
i Ol t I Vnedrerkc V .-.'roi-ivc,dvtvo (Cred.i t ill T'r(,c! ction c"L
~:(Aor!rn Tochn, Eh.-r kcv, Vol
7

VERBA, P.I.; DROZDOVA, K.F.,, red.; SIMICHENKO, M.G.., tekhn. red.
(Soviet ruble] Sovetskii rubl'. Kharlkav, Khar~koiskoe kcnizhn~e
Izd-vo, 1960. 38 P. (Money) WaA irl: I)

VERBA, Prokofiy Ivanovich, kand. ekonom. nauk, dotsent; POKLONSKIY,
ekon. nauk, nauchnyy red.; DONSKOY, Ya.Ye... red.;
--- __ - -, -SFMCIWKO, M.G.,tekhn,red. - - --- -- -- --
[Role of credit~in the development of the industries of regional
economic councils; based.on materials of the Ukrainian S.S.R.]
Roll kredita v razvi',,ii pror7shlennosti sovnarkhozov; na mate-
ria:Lakh Ukrainskoi MR. Kharlkov, Kharlkovskoe knizhnoe izd-vo ,
1961. 143 p, (MIRA 150)
(Ukraine-Credit) (Ukraine-Industries)

.,,VZRBA, Prokofi7 Ivenovich, kand.okonom.nauk; DONSKOT. TsJu. [Donolkoi,
,.,- - 1A.W.1, red.; LIMANOVA, M.I., telrJm,red.
(Local industry and the means of its development] Mistseva
promyeloviet' ta dzherela ii rozvvtku. Kharkiv, Kharkivs'ke
knyzhkove vyd-vo. 1959. 84 p. (MIRA 13:2)
(1kraine-Induatries)

VERBAP S., avintsionnyy telhnik tSyktyvkRr)
The great In the small. Grazhd.av. 20 no.12t18 D 163. (KIRA 17:2)

VERBA? S., aviatakhaik (g. Syktyvkar); VOROBIYET, I., inahener-
bortoperator; URTER'TV , P ; KOSTENKO, V., flag~ahturman
(Alm-Ata); SIROTA, M.
Readers' letters. Grazhd. av. 20 no.3:18-19 Mr 163.
(MIRA 16:4)
1. Komandir podrazdeleni a Moskovskogo upravleniya transportnoy
aviateii (for Karterlyev~*
(Aeronautics, Commercial)

ITO. Kiyesi (ITO, Kiyoshi]; VZH TSW, A.D. [translator]; VIM, S.A.-
(translator]; DTNKIH, Ye.B., red.; AGRANOVICH, X.S., red.;
IOURVA, N.A., tekhn.red.
(Probability processes] Veroiatnostays protsessy. Pod red\N
B.B.Dynkina. Moskva, Izd-vo inostr.lit-ry, No.l. 1960. 153~p-
Translated from the Japanese. (MIRA 14:1)
(Probabilities)

VERBALISKATAp L.M.
Prolonged remissions in periodic schizophrenias Zhur. nevr.
i psikh. 64 no.1:93--99 164. (MIM 17:5)
1. Institut psikhiatrii AMU SSSR, Moskva.

VEIBALISKUA., L.H.
Variations in the course of periodic oohi2ophrenia, Zhur.
nevr. i paikh. 64 no-3:411-419 164. (MIRA 17:5)
I* Institut poikhiatrii AHN =R, Moskva.
.k..

WERBAL'SiQIYA, L.H.
Some clinical observations on the problem of "faxilial" schizophrenia.
Zhur. nevr. i psikh. 61 no.9:1387-1391 161. (Vjiu 14:9)
1. Rizhskaya respublikanska psikhonovrologic',.'eskaya bollnitsa
(glavny-f vrach Z.G.Socl-mevar.
(SCHIZOPHIMIA)

ACC N" AR6016627 SOURCE CODE: UR/0299/65/OO0/024/A009/AOO9
UTHOR: Ve .9 oy,~_V_A_
-cil-lotor for biological and medic
ITLE: A highly stable ultroacnIc-os
nvestigations
OURCE: Ref. zh. Biologiya, Abs. 24AlOO
SOURCE: Sb. Metody fiz.-kbim. enaliza. Rostov-na-Donu, 1965, 60-61
PIC TAGS: ultrasonic Irradiation, crystal oscillator, acoustic
ologic effect
LBSTRACT: The special feature of the proposed design is a quartz
itabilized master oscillator. The master oscillator is based on a 6Zb4
)entode. A circuit with electron coupling is used in the oscillator.
L quartz resonotor is placed between tbo control and screen grids. The
)ower preamplifier is based on a 6F9 tube. Capacitive coupling is used
.n the oscillator for cascade amplification. The final cascade based on
W-50 tubes operates on push-pull amplification. The quartz is coupled.
.nduatively with the oscillator through a high frequency step-up
;ransformar. The oscillator can operate under continuous or pulse
;onditions. Freqvency of the Eenerstod ultrasonic oscillations in
UDC: 578

ACC NR- AR6ol6627
106 cps and emission intonsity 13 6 w/cm2,, N. Sbarapova. ZT-ranslation
of abstract7.
SUB CODE: 06s 09
1
L
, A

SARXISOV, V.A., inzh., MOLOMMIDI, N.V.? Jnzb.; -VLRIATD'~ G'V~.p 'Y)211.
Laying strings of rails without, joints in the construction
of second tracka. Transp. Btroi. 14 no.393-7 Mr 164.
(MIRA 17t6)

KORIMOV, A. A. and '~EHLUTSYATA, V. V.
Karag&-n-da Agricuitural-Experimental .13tation.
NProgress of esparsette in and steppe ralon3 and the role of
tuberouz bacteria."
SO. IMMOBIOLOGIA, Val. 21, 110. 4, July/Aug 52.
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 41 0 0 41 0 0 0 0 0 * * 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0

A. llk.~ V. 7.
Sainfoin
Pena Lration of sainfoin into arid stcppe ma4ons anr; the role of nodLie bar-t---
Mikrobiologiia 21, 110. 4, 19~2.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, November 195d~ Unclassified.

VMBD;IXTS', V., uchitall-pensioner (Koloniya, StaniBlavskoy oblaati)
KL'orka" and *Lruba.u Znan.ta prataia no.2:20 P '59.
(KIRA 12:10)
(otters)

W)MMKO'A.A.
Wine industry of the R.S.F.S.R. in the final year of the five-
year plan. Vin.SSSR 15 no.3:4-7 '55. (XLRA 8:8)
1. Nachallnik Glavnogo upravleniya vinodellcheakoy prov7shlen~
nosti (RSYSR).
(Wine and wine makb~v,)

VEIMKO, A.A.
'ap*oplexy (with summary in English]. Akush. I gin. 11
no.6:72-77 N-D '57. (MIRA 11:3)
1. 1z kAfedry akusheretva I ginekologli (znv.-prof. I.F.Zhodrnnin)
II Hoakovskogo moditsinakogn instituta imoni N.I.Pirogovn.
(OVARINS. hemorrh.
clin. aspects & ther. In apoplexy)

VtIRKNKI), A.A. , Cand "'ed Sci -- (di.-I-3) llr~ita for
the problem of apoplexy of tne ovary." ,,lo:-,, 19~-)b,
16 pp (~~cnnri 'Vos, 'itate !'Pd im;t irr. N. 1. ldrogov)
QL, 21-58, 111)
- 1211 -

VMMO. A.A., kand.modenauk
Hemorrhage into the
34 no.8:103-106 Ag
(OVAMS,
ovary [vith summary In InClIshl.' M71rurgila
158 (KMA 11:9)
hemorrh*
di;fert
diago from appendicitis (Rue))
apoplexy,
(APPEHDICITIS, differ.diag.
apoplexy of ovaries (Rua))

IEI~BENKOt A.A.f kand.med.nauk
Prlobjem of phantom prepancy. Sov.med. 24 no.1.1:106-109 11 160.
(MIM 14 -.3)
(FRMFANCY)

BEMSOTAp LM.; VERBETKOp A*A.
.-I ..............,
Spleneetcmy in Kdrovnikovl-s disease in Invgn=t v=eno
Kbirurgiia 36 no.2t9O-9/+ T 160* (MA l3s22)
%HWOMMGZ) (PROGNAVCYv CaGUGATIORS OF)
(SPLEM-DISMES) (BIND PLATELM)

KAZARINt V.S.; VERBETTKOt ~,~A,4-M1,0KHOROVAt L.V.
Diphtheria of the genitalia in girls and women. Vop. okh. =at. 1.
det. 6 no. 2183-85 F 161. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Iz kliniki detskikh infektsionnykh boleznoy (zav. - zusluzhennyy
deyatell nauki prof. D.D. Lebedev) Il Moskovskogo meditsinskogo
instituta imani N.I. Pirogova (dir. - dotoont M.G. Sirotkina) i
polikliniki No* 3 Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR.
(GMERATIVE ORGL14S, iBMALE-DISEEASES) (DIPIITHEaIA)

VERBENKO, AsAs j* karAdomed,nauk
Apoplexy of the avary in uterine and extrauterine pregnancy. VOP.
okh. mat. i det. 6 no.7:70-73 Jl 161. (MDU 14: 8)
(PREGMCY, EXTUUMLM) (OVARIES-DISEASES)

VFITIBENKOY B.Ya. (Volgograd, IlSentralinyy rayono Semigorskaya ul., d.18)
Levice for guiding metal rods in ostoosynthesis. Ort. travm.
i protjz. 23 no.lot63-65 0 '62. (IIIRA 17:10)
1. Iz gospitallnoy khirurgichonkoy klinlki (zav.- prof. V.S.
Yurov) Volgo$_radskogo meditsintskogo instituta.

VERBENKO, B.Ta.
......
Treatment of fracturea of the patella with retal JJin.96 Ortnt).p
travm. i protez. 26 no.401-72 Ap 165. (141RA .18:12)
1. Iz khirurgicheskogo otdeleniya (zav. - B.Ya.Verbenko)
b,.-.,llnitsy No.16 (glavnyy vrach - M.K.Bezrukova), Volgograd.

BAYAZITOV, M.S., iftsh.; VERBENKO, O.A., inzh.; PCLYAKOV, V.Ye., kand.-
I. tekhn.natk., dotStnt
Distance-type PZ-152 protection system with a.c. operative current.
Ixv. vys. ucheb. zav.; energ. 6 no.2:1-5 F 163. (MIRA 16:3)
1. Ural'Bkiy politekhnicheakiy institut imeni S.M.Kirova.
Predstavl'*a kafedroy elektricheskikh stantsiy, setey i sistem.
(Electric power distribution) (Electric protection)

VERBFBKDP YO.G.
Supply of the 3parating cf a ptwt!oz:9ie-. rrvs =
a.c. netwcark. I=. tekb-,. nc.52,11-" M7164 %PURA :!?.Ti )

S/194/61/000/012/076/097
D273/D301
AUTHORS: Khalin, P. G. and Verbenko, Ye. G.
TITLE: Ultrasonic cleaning of deposit in locomot-_'ve boilers
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhiirnal, Avtonatika i radioelektronika,
no. 12, 1961, 19, abstract 12E102 (3b. na-ichn. tr.
Vses. n.-i. in-t organiz. prioz-va i truda v chern.
metallurgii, 1960, no. 1, 145-153)
TEXT: A description is given of the construction and results of
-urials of an ultrasonic plant for preventing and removing deposits,
produced by the All-Union Scientific Institute Organization of Pro-
duction and Labor in Mining Metallurgy on the basis of development
work of the Leningradskiy institut inzhenerov vodnogo transporta
(Leningrad Institute of I-later Transportation Engineero). The lant
was used on the boilers of locomotives of the gn (9P) series Meam
pressure 13 kg/cm2, heating surface 91.6 m2). A pulse generator on
the gas discharge tube (frequency of oscillation 15 k:~/s, repeti-
tion frequency 3 - 4 c/3) feeds a vibrator of resonant frequency
Card 1/2

S/19 61/000/0-"2/076/097
Ultrasonic cleanin- of too D273YD301
U
30 kc/s. In tho boiler, the oscillations from the vibrator are
transmitted through a wave-guide with a cooling jacket. The plant.
is fed from a steam turboo-enerator. Trials showed that up to 601%
CD
of the surface of the boiler is cleaned on feeding soft water; on
feeding hard water there remains a con,,itlant layer of deposit of
thickness 0.1 - 0.2q, mm, which protects the walls of -the bollei-
from corrosion. The authors think that the removal of the deposit
is explained by a difference of modulus and the prevention of it
by destruction of -rowing crystals. 5 figures. / Austractor's no-e:
complete translation.-7
Card 212

VERE,Nno Emil Albin
Pneumatic servo-votors and interference organs. Hares automat
8 no.3t89-95 160.
11 M400

ACC NR. AR0326'18' _'CtIRCE CODE: IIU/0012/65/013/005/0161/0'L6-C
AUTHOR: Verbenyi, Ernil Albin--Verbeni, Ye. (Graduate instrumentengineer)
ORG: Factory for Mechanical Measuring 1nstnmv-nts (Mechinikai Meromuszorek Gyara)
TITIZ- El,_-ctrical control elements for li'Ltim,,ite functions
SOURCL: Mlcreo eL; v. "D, w.). 5, P)65, 161-1.62
TOPIC TAG3: servornotmr, linear control oystem
jB-rjU,.C,r: A new component suitable for use in conjunction with the
servoraotor-ac tun ted, linear-output control syste eveloped at the
Factory for Mechanical Measuring Instruments, won described briefly.
The component comprises the geared power motor, the body, and the
output element actuating the sensor. The component, available in a
5-watt and in a 10-watt version, performs the ultimate operations
in the control flystem and is especially useful where the sensor)
such as a valve, is subjected to variegated loads. The component
is capable of being mass-produced, is reliable, lightweight, and
inexpensive. Two drawings and a list of perforvwoca specifications
i-was presented to illustrate the construction and performance of the
:co,~ponent. Orig. art. has: 3 figures. [JFRS: 32,4961
00D 9, 13 5UD?l DATE: nonie
UX: 621.3-52
,e 0

UM/Madicine - Public Health, Jul/Aug 48
Administration
Mediolne - Public Health,
Officers
*The Organization of a Directing Oblast-Publio
&e1th Department," L. G. Veber, Moscow, 71 PP
"Sov Zdravookhran* No 4
Diacourses en organitatiop of the work of special-
lots, clinlelsta, and medical institutes. Tables
abaw mperience of health depart=mt pereconal In
the RSFSR and in other union republics.
FM 13/49T76

KONOVALOVA, N.I.; Y~ ~KR. I N.Z,... ..-"
Lathe optrations on *Getinaks*, a laminated plastic material.
Trudy Ural.politekh.Inst. no-50:131-146 156. Nm 9:11)
(Plastic materials) (Machine-shop practice)

ERYUKYAN, A.; HROVETS, S.; VERBER, T.
Mechanism of reactive diffusion in the system copper - sulfur*
Fiz,net.1 metalloved. 15 no.33362-370 Mr 963. ()aRA 164)
1. Gorno-metallurgichookaya Akademiya,*Pol'skays. Narodnaya
Respublika, Nrakov,
(Copper sulfide) (Diffusion)

USSR/Engineering C;elt 4`3
Pent Producticti
Peat a7drogon-ation
"Different Probleria in Planning Peat-Driquetti3
Plante," R. Ya. Vorber, Chief Fngr, Peat-Briquptto
Factory, Tootcl, Yerevftn -S'71R, 2 p~i
"Torf From" No 1C.
BrIquetting proceEis dopondE ;,-rastLy on the watei
content, of -peat ~ L:~ag zerlef: of axper1rents cz),-,-
duoted-at the Peat-BrIquette lhctory, Tc--tal,
Yerevan SSRI , resulted In compilation of data
showing effect of humidity of peat P-rA dry weii, `i~
of beat on the hoL~rly productJon capscitX of
14uette!?.

BRYUKRAN, A. (BrUckman, A.Ij MROVETS, S. [Wovect S,jj URBER, T. (Werber, T.]
lavretigating the degree of sulfur participation in thn
reaction diffusion of aulfide scale formation on nickol.
Piz.-met. i metalloved. 20 no.5s7O2-707 N 165*
(14IRA 18112)
1. Gornometallurgicheskaya akademiya, g. Krakov, Poll;ikaya
Narodnaya Respubl-ika.

85042
0 1 r3. ID,, 11572 0) 11 ~ 9 c-,Ll
S/126/60/010/004/011/023
Eln/E452
AUTHORS: Mrovets, S. and Verber, T.
TITLE: Some Basic Proble-Ws-Tn 'Studying the Oxidation of Metals
PERIODICAL: Fizika metalloy i metallovedeniye, 1960, Vol.10, No.4,
pp-572-580
TEXT- The authors discuss published work (Refs.1- 31) on the
scaling of metals, including their own work (e.g. Refs-17,18).
They go on to propose a new mechanism for the formation of two-layer
scale and to point out some corrections needed for interpreting
results of investigations with inert markers. For experimental
convenience their work was carried out not on oxidation of metals
but on their reaction with sulphur, since the latter usually
proceeds at lower temperatures and the solubility of sulphur in
most metals is less. Flat q2pptjrVQ silverApecimens were
sulphided in liquid sulphur at 445'C till a surface layerSWck
enough to absorb the beta-radiation from the radioactive isotope
had been formed. Some S35, was then added Ithe experiment being
continued for different times. The scale%was stripped off the
metal residue and its activity on both--'s-Mes determined. The
results (Tables I and 2 for copper and silver respectively) are
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S/126/60/01899WO4/011/023
ElIl/E452
Some Basic Problems in Studying the Oxidation oi~ Metals
contrary to those expected from investigations using inert markers
(Ref.15) or chemical analysis. They indicate that inward diffusion
of sulphur through the outer layer is not involved in the formation
of a two-layer scale on these metals. The authors suggest that in
the initial stage a thin layer is formed which grows by outward
diffusion of metal with plastic settling of the scale on to the
metal (Refs-32,43,44). At a critical scale thickness its further
settling becomes impossible and a gap is formed between it and the
metal. A new scale layer forms on the core, the oxidizing agent
being supplied by dissociation of the outer layer. Metal ions and
electrons produced by this dissociation diffuse outwards through the
outer layer and combine with sulphur. Further growth of the outer
layer depends on bridging across the gap. The mechanism is shown
Schematically in Fig.l. The authors criticize the usual
interpretation of the location of the inert marker in the scale at
the boundary of two layers as evidence of diffusion in both
directions. This effect, the authors show, can be explained in
terms of their proposed mechanism: Figs.2 and 3 show photomicro-
graphs of the boundary regions in experiments with copper and silver
Card 2/3

65042
S/126/60/010/004/011/023
Elll/E452
Some Basic Problems in Studying the Oxidation of Metals
respectively, containing 7 x 10-3 cm diameter platinum wire
markers; Fig.4 refers to silver for a comparatively short duration
of scaling. Professor L.Czerski made valuable suggestions for this
work. There are 4 figures and 2 iables and 48 references:
4 Soviet, 14 English, 14 German, 3 French, 9 Polish, I Private
communication and 3 in Acts. Met.
ASSOCIATION: Gorno-metallurgicheskaya akademiya Pollskaya
Narodnaya Respublika g. Krakov (Mining-Metallurgical
Academy of the Polish Peoples Republic, Cracow)
SUBMITTED: March 1, 1960
Card 3/3

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F - :aa t !,-- n 0 f a -;, w :~ -'- * y -- i~ fili r,:als~ c- -. -
- '.. . ~ . :7f- ~ I
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18 ~ -. : ~,4. ( I
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.1. 113 rmuip- t a U ur g, i r;;n ~,l 1'r.17-rk.:)y Naro.-!noy ~,,13pljblll.ld,
Krak-i,v.

MROVMt S. (Mrowec, S.]; VERBER, T.
Kinetics of sulfidizing cobalt at high temperatures. Fiz.wt.,i
melmlloved. 14 no.5:710-774 N 162. (MIRA 15312)
1. Gorno-metallurgicheskaya kkademiya, Pollskaya Narodnaya
Respublika, g, Krakov.
Cobalt) (Protective coatings)

HROVETS, S. ; VROE4r-T.
Somou basic problems in the stuly of the mechanisms of metal oxidation.
Yiz. met. i metalloved. 10 no.4:572-580 0 160. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Gorno-metalbirgicheskaya, akademlya, Pol'okaya MaroInaya Respubliks,
Krakov*
Netallic films)

WMWMN) A.; MROVETS, S.; ~TR
J-a
,-- -) T-.--
Investigating the mechanism of the reaction diffusion in the
system nickel - sulfur. Fiz. met. i metalloved. U no. 5:704-708
My 161. (MIU 14:5)
1, Gorno-metallurgicheakaya Akademlyap Pollakaya Narodnays Respublika,
Kra-kov.
(Ilickel-Corrosion) (Protective coatings)

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Bonas awards to workers of li,pht Industry enterprises.
Blul. nauch. Inform.: trud I zar.plata no.10:44-45 159.
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TITLE: 2-Furyl and 5-nitro--2--f-uryl alkynyl ketones
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Dokla , V. 164, no. 1, 1965, 99-102
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TOPIC TAGS: fungic ?de, antivirus agent, ketone, acetylenic ketone, furyl alkynyl
ketone
ABSTRACT- This work was undertaken in the course of a search for compounds with
fungicidal and antiviral agents. Fury! al~ynyl ketones had been previously pre-
pared by the authors from the corresponding carbinols by oxidation with activated
r-ianganese dioxidc . 5-Nllrofury', 3rY1a1kvn-;1 retones were obtained by nitrd[!,~n of
the corresponding ietones. The r-a riE-i -ndl'i-n- are ~ictaed ~v tale na-'-e
aryl groui, a,-,, held ~ , 4 - - e-e ; ~e* --le" an
phenyll gr)j,,: ~7 a 7nen,,
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manner, a series of ketones was prepared:
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where R - phenyl, P-tolyl, p-chlorophenyl, m-bromophenyl, p-bromophenyl. The yields
and physical constants of the above compounds and their semicarbazones are given
in tabular form. rhe results of biological tes..s of the compounds obtained will be
presented in a separate paper. Orig. art. hag: 2 tables. / [VS)
ASSOCIATION: Inatitut organicheskogo sinteza Akademii aauk LatSSA (Instttute of--,-
qUap_i,c Synthesis, Academy of Scllencesj:-arSSP) ; Ingtit,ite nefte- i uglek-hirnicheskogo
sinteza pri lrkutskom, gosudarstvennorn ~nivpral,e,. e Im. A. A. Zhdanova :.-'stltute
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Ways of increasing the profitableness of textile enterprises. Tekst.
prom.15 no.10:16-18 0'55. (MLRA 8:12)
(Textile Industry)

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AUTHORz Verbetakiy', 0. P.
TITLE: ...Laboritory'studies.of :reinforcement corrosion in cracks in
etrese.od, reinf oroed -.*concrete
PERIODICALt Referaii*nyy shurnal. Khimiyaj no,.2. .1963i 3309 dbotrot
2K31 (Izv.-.'Thiliesk. zi.-i._ in-ta sdo"sh. i-Sidroenerg.'s
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TEXT., In ordinary donea hydraulic concrete, r*Inforoontentloorrosion
-.only develops in places where -there are cracks communicating with the
outer surfac.e.. When. specimens are kept oontinu9ijely 'in 'air but insides
the. reinforoemiDnt does. not corrode# even where thers.ire lirgooracks In
the concrete. . With periodic submersion in a 30%.,NaCl solution, 'or in tap
water, and subseduent drying in air, reinforooment'parrosionAs more
intense in the wider &raoks ( >. 50 P) 9' In cracks - > 300 p -it in deep
pitting oorrosi*on which mainly develops. When stored under water
reinforooment.coirosion.was noted in or~oks.of 2000 pg but only on
working r6da'su~-~e'ated to'high tensile stresses., r4Yf*i*noe~- 111batrectert
note~.Complete-_tranil,ationj
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Subject USSR/Iiydraulic Engineering Construction
Card 1/1 Pub. 35 - 4/21
Author Verbetskiy, 0. P. and Kyullman, E. R.
Title oduction of high quality concrete by preliminary
vibration of the cement mixture
Periodical Mr. stroi., v.24,, no.2, 7-9. 1955
Abstract According to tests made in the Institute of Hydroelectric
Construction In Tbilisi and the Tbilisi Railroad
Institute a new method of vibrating cement grout and
paste was devised. The advantages of using vibrators
for obtaining a better frost-resistant and impervious con-
crete is discussed and the use of small grain sand Is
recommended. Two tables showing compressive strength of
concrete are Included, with a schematic diagram showing
the process of concrete mixing.
Institution: None
Submitted : No date

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AUTHORS: -Verbetakiv. 0,P, Candidate of Tec~,nical Sciences, YyUl'.
man, E.R., Engineer
TITLE: Hydrotechnical Concrete from Vibroactivated Cement (Gidro-
tekhnicheskiy boton na vibroaktivirovannom tsemente.)
PERIODICAL: Gidrotekhnicheskoye stroitelletvo, 1958, fir 7, pp 9-12(USSR).
ABSTRACT: Cements of brands 300-400 actuallv delivered to the Soviet
building industry are not ground finely enough and there-
fore their potential possibilities are not fully utilized
in the concrete. When ground in vibromills, their activity
increases lA-2 times. Profescor Yu.Y. Butt(ref.1) finds
that the dimension limit of the grain of cement is in the
order of 3 microns. lt was also found that excessively
fine grained cement is lesu resistant to frost due to in-
creased water absorption. Lower frost resistance necessi-
tated the application of another technologic process of pre-
paring concrete. The authors describe the method of hamid
cement activation. It is achieved by mechanical processing
of cement suspension, cement dough or cement-sand hard sol-
ution from which the concrete in subsequently made. (Ref. 4
Card 1/3 and 5)- Concrete made from the activated cement possess in-