SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEMELYANOV, G.A. - YEMELYANOV, L.A.

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AGGI INR: AP6029844 SOURCE CODE: -UR/0106/66/000/008/0047/0054
AUTHOR: 13leykhmang V. So; Brusilovskiy, K, A.; Bobreshovo Yet No;
Yelnellyanovp Go A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Fidelity of start-stop telegraph transmission with distorted skirts of
code pulsen
SOURCE: Elektroavyazl, no. 8. 1966, 47-54
'TOPIC'TAGS: telegraph signal, signal analysis, signal reception, signal noise
separation
ABSTRACT: Lower estimates of the function S of distribution of start-stop
distortion in an n-clement code combination were ob'tained by P. Bassole (Ann.
des Te-1 6 communications, 1953, nos. 7-8). :rhese estimates correspond to upper
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lin-dts of the probability P of error in the reception of a character, because
P - 1 -S. The present article offers a more accurate estimate of P.- It is found
that: (1) The upper estimate of P expressed in terms of the probability function
/7* of the Pearson correspondence criterion may deviate from the true value of P
,by several orders of magnitude; this discrepancy substantially Increases with
(a) the correlation factor r (which characterizes the relation between the shifts
of borders of the start-stop combination), (b) the channel -charactc ris tic a
:.improvement, and (c) the receiver margin; (Z) The upper estimate of P yields ani
.incorrect conclusion that the reception fidelity with independent errors is lower
than that with correlated errors; (3) According to the new more accurate
formulas, P decreases by the factor of 1 /n when r increases from 0 to I (where
n is the number of working borders in the code combination); for n a 2, the
variation of r from 0 to 0. 7 practically does not affect P. Orig. art. has:
2 figures and 4Z formulas.
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TWILITANOT. G.P.
Arpansion of the rock-products industry, Fromestrois 38
1I'mo.4.-15-19 16o. (NIU 13:8)
(Sand and gravel plants)

ACC NR' AP7003043, SOURCE COM UR/0122/67/000/001/0025/0()27'
AUTHOR t 1 G. S. (1~1&eer).
ORG:, none
;iTItLE: Constructions of hydrostatic cushions
SOURCE: Vestnik mashinostroyeniya, no. 1, 1967p 25-27
TOPIC TAGS: hydrostatic bearing, hydrostatic pressure, friction coefficient,
antifriction bearing, cavity liner
ABSTqACT; Various,types of hydrostatic cushions combined with shoulder pieces were
studied. In its simplest form theshoulder piece has the same surface curvature as the!
cushion. A liquid is constantly pumped into the gap between the parts, forming a
7 continuous film. This gives the friction coefficient of jo-4 __ 1o-7. To produce an
ideal, uniform thickness of film, the curvature of both,members must be the same.
This calls for precise finishing of the shoulder-piece surface, which is difficult.
'With a tilting shoulder-piece, a liner is used. In its simplest form, the facing
surfaces of the liner and or the shoulder piece.are flat. In the roller type the
liner rolls on a flat base. The smaller the rolling curvature, the more effective the,
cushion (the limit being established by the bearing surface hardness). The liner and t'
base my have similarly curved surfaces to produce a slipping lining.. A more advanced!--
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form of this self-a4justing liner has a limiter connecting the base-liner gap with the!
Iliner-shoulder-piece gap. Proper adjustment of the limiter distributes the load
evenly. To provide~greater tilting range, a biconcave or biconvex construction is
used. In this type -both the base and shouldir-piece surfaces are either concave or
convex. The liner eliminates the effects of the lack of precision in the shoulder
piece, but it may introduce disturbing effects caused by the mismatch of the surfeoe
symmetry, the nonco4centric gaps, and the uneven quality of the surface finishes. To
correct for the surface symmetry mismatch, multiple grooves (3 or 4) are used, with'
the limiters distributing the liquid film proper3,y. Orig. art- haag 4 figures.
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Vseooyuznoye aoveishohaniye po teorIl veroyatnostey I matematicheakoy
atatlatlko.t,fthr Vllnluap 1960.
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Trudy VI Wes v'
ticheakoy atatlatike I kollokviuma po raspredelenlyam v beekonech-no-
mernykh proptybanatvakh (Transactions d"thb;31xth Conference on
Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics and of the Symposium
on Distributions in Infinite-Dimensional Spaces held In Vilniaa
5-10 September 196o) Vilnius, Gospolltizdat L!tSSR, 1962.
493 p. 2500 copies priAted.
dponsoring Agency: Akademiya nauk Litovskoy SSH. Villnyusskiy gosu-
darstvennyy urtivertitet imeni V. Kapaukasa. Hatematicheskiy.
institut imeni V. A. Steklova..Akademlya nauk SSSR.
Editorial Boardt N. N.-Vbi~oblyev, B. V, Gnedenko, R, L. Dobrushino
Y6, B. Dynkin, A. N' Kolmogorovo 1. P, Khbilyus~ Yu. V. Linniki
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ZOV/6371
~;-!ransaotAprm of the Sixth Conference (Cont,
-POPOSE; '.Pissemination of scientific lnformatlon*
007ERAGE: -Bacause of various editorlal difficultless not all papers
presented at the Conference could be Inaluded, The 86 papers
presented here are divided by subject matter into 6 seations (see
Table of Contents). The ed1tors thank the members of the Mathe-
matical Section of the Institute of Physics.and Mathematics of
the Lithuanian AcAderay of Sciences and the Departm-Ant of Probabi-
lity Theory and Number Theory at Villnyua University,, particularly
A. K. Aleahk-javichene., A. A. Mitalauskas,, B. A. Ryauba, and-R. V.
lfthdavinis. References,, cited in the te:~t at the end of the in-
dividual reports,, *oompilse 489 entries: 316 Soviet (a n-mber of
which are translations), 2 Hungarian, I Polish, 139 English, 20
French,, 10.German,, and I Italian,
..:TAIW OF 0011MMS:
Preface of the editors Ix
C ard, 2/#

:ransactions of the Sixth Conferenoe (Gont.)
L= MORMS
SOV/6371
...l. -Bobrov#* A.- Ao"and D. Z. Arov, On Extreme Terms of a Varla-
tional Series and Their Role in the Sum of'Independent Values
2. -Borovkovi A. A, Asymptotio Expansions and Large Deviations
in the -Problem of Two Samples
Borovko A., A. On the Distribution of the.-First -Tump
v
yeaue,
Vllkauskasp~L. L, Zones of-Hormal4onvergence In the
Naltidimnsional CASS
Volkov, 1. S. Limit Theorems for Large Deviations In the
Case,or a Finite Markov.
-Ohain
6-6 Yemellyan6v,4 a. v, on 1;0,cal L=t Theorems for Densitles
25-
35
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TSFAS, B.S., dotsent, kand.tekhn.nauk; YWELIYANOV) G.V., student
Effect of some kinds of screw-thread coatings on pressure dis-
tribution in threads. Sbor.dokl.Stud.nauch.ob-va Fak.mekh.
sell.Kuib.sellkhoz.inst. no. 1:104-105 162. (MIRA 17:5)
2. Kuybyshevskiy sellskokhozyaystvennyy institut.

YDEL'Y.*-NOV G.V. (Lvnirgrad)
Lccal lim-4t theorem fcr densAltles. Xz7. vyis. ucheb. zav.;
mat. no.3t59-69 '64. OLIPA 17-12)
I "

YEMELIYANOV, G.Ye.; DEMIN, A*Aq
Enameling pipes and apparatus. Transpo i khran. neftl no.&1:7-8
163. (MIRA 17:3)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellakiy institut po stroiteltstvu
magistrallnykh truboprovodov.

LEVIN, B.j, kand. tekhn. nauk, starshiy nauchn)7 sotrudnik;
YEMELIYAHOV, 1,
Standardization and control of marine power plant perfor-
mances, Mor. flot 23 no.7:25-26 JI 163. (MMA 16:8)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy inatitut morskogo
flota (for Levin). 2. Nachallnik otdala teplotekhniki
Baltiyskogo parokhodstva (for Yeiwl'yanav).

.ELIE4!,YANQVA.-J.,,- Geroy Sotsialisticheokogo Truda
Three large populated centers instead of 36 little villages.
Setstroi. 15 no.1:18 Ja 160. (KERA 15:7)
1. Predsedatell kolkhoza imni, Timiryazeva Gorodetskogo
rayona.p Gorikovokoy oblanti.
(Gorodets Diotrict-Fam buildings)

TZMITAITOY, I.
We are building reservoirs. Pozh.delo 6 no-701 JI '60.
(MIRA 13:7)
1. Prodesdatell Talsinskogo rayispolkoma, Istviyokays, SSR.
(Talsi--Fire q2tinction-Vater supply)

YA41CLOYANOV I
International Congress on Automatic Control. Atom.energ. 9 no-5z
418-4z1 it 96o. (KIRA 13:11)
(Automatic control-Congreseee)

YJ OMEE L I YAA IT
.0t.A.--s-falldaher (selo ruzedoynva Kminrovalroy oblasti)
Gernalm Vnlitovlch Foapolov. Felld. i akuBh. 23 no,8:57 Ag '58
(MIRA 11:8)
(POSPEWT, GEMIM VASILIEVICH)

.YEI,!EL!Y1aJOV, 1. 1k.
Kolkhoz i-,-,eni Timiriazav.:~ Z The "TirrAriazv" Collective Fflm-/. Gos. izd-vo
sellkhoz ll.t-ry, Z_1953-/. 213 P. -
SO; Ilonthly List of RlinSiar AngeSnions, Vol. 6 No. 12 I-larch 19.14.

- i~&~izk&v- . geroy Sotsialisticheskogo TruAn (Gorodetakiy rayon, Gort-
%" 1-1 RPMR, oblais t I ) -
An Income of 4 million rables from flax.,Nauka I pared. op. v
seltkhoz. 7 no.12:58 D 157. (KM Ila)
1. Prodeedatell kolkhoza imeni Timiryazeva,
Max)

roy Sotsfalletichaskogo Truda.
Building on the Tivirlazov Collective Yarn. Sell. strol. 11 no.4:
6-9 156 (i.e. 157]. (MLEA 10:6)
1, Pr"doodstell kolkhoss, imoul Timiryss*va, Gorodetskogo rayons,
GorIkovskoy oblasti. 2. Do utat Torkhovnogo Scrota SSSR.
Tlarm housas)

UMMIYABOL..Ivan Abramovich, Geroy Sotsialisticheskogo Truda. deputat
Vorkhoynogo Sovets SSSa; LAPIDUS, K.A., red.; PROKCF'17YA, L.N.,
takhn.rod.
(Raising the standards of agriculture] Povyshaam kalltura zemle-
deliis. Mookva, Goe.izd-vo sellkhozolit-ry. 1960. 133 P.
(MIRA 13:9)
1. Predsedatell kolihoza imeni Timirya2eva Gorikovokoy oblesti
(for Yemellyanov).
(Agriculture)

SLINIKO, M.G.; YEME11YANOV,
Stability of reversible 6xothermic processes In a fluidized bed.
KinA kat. 2 no-4:622-625 H-Ag 161. (Km 1/,: 10)
1. Institut kataliza Sibirskogo otdolenJ,ya AN SSSR.
(Fluidization)

S/195/62/003/001/008/010
E071/Ei36
AUTHORS,4 Slin1ko, M.G., Buzhdan, Ya.M., BCBkov, V.S., and
'tamgllyanov, I.P,
TITLE: opt-in-al conditions for the production of
ethylene oxide
PZRIODICAL: Kinctika i kataliz', v.3, no.1, 1962, 145-154
TEXT: The use of computers in the.design of multilayer
contact plants is illustrated on an example of determining the
optimum technologic; da
~, il conditions for the process of oxi ti-on
of ethylene in consecutive layers of a catalyst with an ideal
mixing and in a stationary layer at ideal displacement. I t wa s
shown that for two parallel reactions in which the energy of
activation of the side reaction is higher than that of useful
reaction, the temperature should increase with an increasing
degree of conversion. The necessary amount of catalyst for
various outputs of ethylene oxide was calculated.
There are 6 figures and 4 tables.
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Optimal conditions for the ...
S/195/62/003/001/008/010
E071/E136
ASSOCIATION: Institut kataliza SO AN SSSR
(Institute of Catalysis, SO AS'USSR)
SUBMITTED: October 19, 1961
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YIMLYANOV l, I - (T.
Fam Buildings
We build livestock shelters first. Sell. stroi.,
No. 3 (44)j 1952
Monthly List of Russi Accessions, Library of Congresst Augustq 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

Farm Buildings
Construction of livestock shelttrs. ISOts. zh:'.v. 1-14, No. 7.s 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Dtcember -19W, Uncl.
52

YOMLI YAKOV, I. I.
Problem of so-called fractures of the penis. Urologlia 21 no*2:70-71
AP-Je 156. (XIMA 9:12)
I* Iz urologichookogo otdeleniya (nach. S.P.Donlaukhamedov) Ienin-
gradskogo okrushnogo voyannogo goopitalva (nach. N.S.Sokolov)
(PINIS, fractures,
dies report (Run))
(MOTURES.
penis. case report (Rua))

DEjpWjXHAvZDOV, S.R., YML1YA11OV-.LL9-(~nfqgr-nd)
Gangrene of the scrotum nnd perineum vith urethral Involvements
Urologila 23 no.4:66-67 JT1-A9 '58 (KIRA 1118)
(SCROTUM, gangrene
with Derinenl urethral fistula (Rue))
(MIETURA, iistuln
perinonl-urethral. in scrotnl gnngrana (Itua))
(PBRINFAUH. f iotulA
same (Rum))

USSR/Soil Sciences --Soil. Biology* J.
Abe JOur : Ref Zhur - Diolop Ho 41 1956, 15310
Author : I.I. Yemellyanov
Tnat : Soil Science Institute of the Academy of Sciences
Kazakh SSR.
Title Contribution to the Problem of Soil Organic Matter in
the Northern Part of the Land About the Caspian Sea.
(K voprosu ob organiche3kom veshchestve pochv Severnogo
Prikaspiya).
Orig Pub : Tr. In-ta pochvovedo AN KazSSR, 1956., 4., 200-230-
Abstract : Data is presented on the computation of root and ground
plant mass, the group and fractional organic matter com-
ponents in the soils of the light chestnut subzone and
the brown zone of the Northern part of the land about
the Caspian Sea. One examined the following soils:
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USSR/Soil Science - Soil Biologys J.
Abs Jour Ref Zhut, - Biol., No 4.. 1958., 15310
the light chestnut, the light chestnut with hydromrphic
features, the light chestnut solonchake, the steppe
solonetz soils, the chestnut meadow solonetz soils)
the brown steppe-wasteland soils of various mechanical
composition and the meadow alluvial soils.
The analytical matter is listed in 12 tables.
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14-57-6-12432
Translation froms Referat ivnyy zhurnal, Geografiya,, 1957, Nr 6,,
p 101 (USSR)
AUTHOR:
TITLE: Composition and Properties-of Organic Matter in the
Soils of &zakhatan (Sostav i svoystva.,organ1cheskDgo
veshohestva poohv Nazakhatans)
PERIODICAL: Tre In-ta pochvovedo AN XazSSR, 1966, Vol 6p pp 180-
195
ABSTRACT; The aridity and abrupt temperature changes character-
istic of Kazakhstan intensify dehydration and oxi-
dization of ulmic acids and their conversion into
black humic acids* In the series chernozems, dark
chestnut'browt soils, chestnut brown soils, and brown
soils, humio 0 content increases from 45 to 56 percent
of total C, while humlo acid C content decreases from
29 to 15 percent# It Inoreaeea again In sierozems
Card 1/2 (up to 18.8 percent to total C). Their higher humie

,YEMLOYANOV, Ivan IIUOL_~tarsbyy nauobnyy sotr.'; KLIOPAt Petr Korneyevich,
6tAiiihy-y-fiiu--obio7y- sotr.; SELEWEVp N.G.9 red,j FULIN, L.I.9 tokbn,
red,
[Economic offeativeness of using nia water] Mconmichaskaia of-
fektivnost' primeneniia amiacbnol vody. Tulaq Tullskoe knizbnoe izd-
vot .1960. 34 P. (MM 14:7)
L, Tul'skaya sell okokhozyaystvennays. opytnVa ntantoitq (for Yomell.
yanovt Kliops.)
(Ammon4a as fertilizer)

--yDW-11YANOV.- I.I.-ITZALLMISOVIAZO
Change in the redox.potential of dark Chestnut carbonate soils
as a function of tillage methods. Vost.Aff Irazakh.SM 16 no.12i
45-~o D 160. (MIRA 14:1)
(Soil chamietry)
(Oxidation-redue'tion reaction)

5- _YEMEL'-YANOV-.I-.I.
Effect of various tillage practices on the oxidation-reduction poten-
tial of newly reclaimed calcareous dark Chestnut soils in Tselinog-rad
Province. Izv. P11 Kazakh.SSR. Ser. bot. i pochv. no.2:64-74 '61.
(MIRA 15:2)
(TSelinoprad Province-Soils)

MATYSHUKI I.V.; YDIEL'YAIIOV,, I.I.; TD409M. P.I.; CIIULAKOV; Sh.A.
!I " Tillage OF~ark Chestnut calcareous soils of the Virgin
Territory and plant nutrition. Izv. AN SSSR Ser. biol. no.2:244-
256 Mr-ApI64 (MIRA 17:3)
1. Inatitut pochvovodaniya All KazSSRp Alma-Ata,

YEMELtYAIICVI I.P.
-
Histor7 of.the struggle of the Soviet people for efficient
dse of working time in industry, Uch. zap. Penz. inzh,-stroi.
inA. no.1:131-156 161. (MIU 17:8)

ACC NRj AP5028534 SOURCE COM UR/0286/65/000/020/0126/0126
AUVIORS: Gabayv_ Ye. _V.; Gofma, V, I.; Dudchanko, V. V.; Yemllyanov,, L K.,
ORG: none.
TITLE: A hydraulic pressure amplifier, Class 63, No. 175829 fannounced by Onega
'Tractor Plant (Onezhskiy traktorW zavod)_7
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobretenly i tovarnykh znakov, no. 20,, 19650 126
TOPIC TAGS; hydraulie'device,, mechanical power transmission-device$ mechanical
hydraulic pressure.amplifier, amplifier dosign,,amplifier stage, amplifier equipmont
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a hydraulic pressure amplifier contain-
ing a casing, a support-for a differential lover, and a plunger (see Fig. 1).
Fig. 1. 1 - Oasing; 2 - piston;
3 - support of the differential
lover; 4 plunger.
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To cause an automatic return of the plunger to Its original position,, the amplifier
is made-up of stages. The large-area stage is turned toward the return direction,,
and the space formed by the stages is permanently conneated with the pressure main
line, Orig. art. hass 1 figure*-
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ACC Me AP6029962 SOURCE com uR/0413/66/oOO/Oi5/0147/0147
INVENTOR: Cabay, Ye.-V.; Dudchenko, V. V.: Chekhonina, Z. A.; Yemel'yanov, 1. K.
ORG, none
TITLE: Hydraulic one-way booster. Class 63, No. 184635 [announced by Onega
Tractor Plant (Onethakiy traktornyy zavod))
SOURCE: Izobret prom obraz tov zn, no. 15, 1966, 147
TOPIC TAGS: clutch, hydraulic equipment, booster design, tracked vehicle
ABSTRACT: An Author Vertificate has been issued for a one-w# hydraulic booster-to
be used primarily for controlling the clutch mechanism of tracked vehicles and
fig. 1. Hydraulic amplifier
1 - Differential lever; 2pull
rod, 3 - control element; 4 " drive
control lever; 5 - power'pistonj
6 - slide valvel 7 %, push rod.

ACC NR, AP6029962
turning them (see Fig, 1). To Increase Its operatJonal reltAblItty,,4 diRferentfAl
lever of the interacting type makes contact at one- end oR a curyed support witlx the
end of a slide valve; the other end is artlculatel~ connected'inelde-a channel,witil
a push rod,.which interacts with'the drive control lever'$ Or1g,-a.rt. hast...1 figure'..
StB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE:. 09Dec631
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ACC NR- AR6035292 SOURCE CODE: UR/0269/66/000/009/004810048
AUTHOR: Fialko, Ye. Y.; Moysym, H. I., Mellnyk, V. I.; Kolomlyets', IL L
Shullha, A. 1. ; Y&WInal4y, A. Ys.
Kolomlyets', A. R.Q[eme~K
TITLE: Radar set for observing the drift of meteor trails.
SOURCE: Ref. th. Amtronomlys, Abs, 10,51~411
REP SOURCE: Vianyk Kyyivslk. un-tu. Ser. matron.. no. 7, 1966, 69-74
TOPIC TAGS: meteor trail, radar antenna, radar meteor observation, train drift
A13STRACT: A deacription to given of a radar set designed at the Department of
General Radio Engineering of Kiev University and which Is intended for measuring
the velocity and direction of the drift of Ionized trains. The basic parameters o
the equipment are as follows., frequency 34.47 me; transmitter pulse power 100 kw,-
pulse duration lqz&oec; sending frequency 500 cpo.* each fifth pulse to doubled;
receiver sensitivity OV 3Av; receiver paBaband 600 kc. Identical type wave-duct
five-elemint antennas are used for reception and transmission measurements of the
drift velocity radial component Is carried out by the pule*-coherent method. no
Cwd 1/2 VDC: 523.184. 85

.unit is equipped with a system of noise protection which makes it possible to
select reflected signals on the basis of duration, amplitude and code. The equip-
ment was tested in Uarch-Kay 1064. Article includes a bibUogrq*y of 0 titles.
V. Labedinets. [TranebAion of abstract] IDW)
BUD CODE: 03, 091
Cmd 212

YEMELIYANOV, I.P,
Study of evoked potentials recorded by Dawon's superposition
mnthod. Trudy LIETIN no.13146-54 164-
Symmetry of "spindles" of spontaneous J~-activity of the
electroencephalogram of the human brain. Ibid.:95-in
ManifeStations of relaxation in oBeillationa of the
biopotentials of the brain. Ibid.ilU-126
Some properties of the dynamics of' changes in the envelope
of the electroencephalogram. Ibid.:127-128
Selection and approximate evaluation of possible periodic
components of the electroencephalogram. Ibid.:241-247
(MIRA 18:12)

87312
S/019/60/000/021/131/145
A152/AO29
AUTHORS: Yemel'yanov, IN.; Rakov, N.I.
M I nNUMMA'"'W"
TIM: Aircraft Fuel System Pickup
PERIODICAL, Byulleten' izobreteniy, 1j6O, Ho. 21, P. 71 -
TEXT: Class 62c, 14. No. 133352 (633178/27 of july 8, 1959)- 1) This
pickup is employed, for example,'for determining the presence of fuel in supply
pipes and fuel tanks. It has the following special feature: In order to obtain
a smaller size and reliable operation, differences of pressure losses are used
arising as fuel or air passes through small openings. To this end this pickup
is made in the form of a spring-loaded slide valve and a piston with openings in
its body, both mounted on one common rod. 2) A variant of 1, distinguished by
the following special feature: in order that it may produce an electric signal
signifying that there is no more fuel, this pickup is provided with an induction
coil in its face end, which interacts with a rod coupled with the piston rod by
means of a thread.
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ACCESSION NR: AP4032957, S/0286/64/000/00-8/0089/0089
AUTHORI Berzon, O*,S.; Yemelt V.
TITLE: Aircraft fuel transfer command system.. Class 62, No. 162031
SOURC4: Byulleten' izobract:niy i'tavarny*kh zaakov, no. 8, 1964 89
TO'PIC TAGSj fuel transfer, refuelingo automatic refuelingi aircraft
refueling, automatic-con.trol system
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been is-sued for an aircraft
Icommand system for the transfer of fuel from one tank to another
ill (see Fig. 1 of the 'Enclosure)' The system consists of a tank pump,
!'nozzle, transfer and float vaives.and tubing. 'It is distinguished by,"
ithe fact.that', for the purpose-of providing reliable system operation!
Ln'the event of a tank pump failure$ it employs an emergency de-vicb
consisting of regulating'and check valves, nozx1e, and tubing to con-j
"'nect these elements 'with one another and with the command systems I
f
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AUTHORS: Zaslavskiy, L. I.; Xemel!ya x2p!~~ ~qv S. V.
ORG, none
TITLEv Device providing a constant pressure drop between auxiliary and main fuel,
tanks, Class 1+7, No, 179564
i SOURCE: Izobretoniya, pronVshlonnyye obraztsys tovarnyye znaki, no. 5, 1966, 102
TOPIC TAGS: fuel tank, fuel system equipment, pressure regulator
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate press nts a device providing a constant pressure
drop between auxiliary and main fuel tanks. The device consists of a safety
valve, a regulated throttlep and an undor-inflatable auxiliary fuel tank.Y-,To
t, provide for a preset pressure drop between the auxiliary and main fue tanks., i
the air space of the auxiliary -tank is connected into the main air pressure line
in parallel with the regulated throttle (goo Fig. 1). The Bafety valve is placed~
I after the regulated throttle#
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TITIX; A nystem for transferring fuel from aircraft tanks. Class 62, No. 184151
SOURCE: Izobret prom obraz toy znj not 15, 1966, 196
TOPIC TAOSt &iroraft fuel system equipment, aircraft fuel pump
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a oystem for transferring fuel from
aircraft tanks, which consists of cpntri'fugal,_ta4_pumps~~d main fuel-supply lines.
To supply the engine with given amounts of fuel,~a volumetric gage is inserted in th4
supply lines. The housing of the gage contM.-no- two pairs of gears in two seps.'r-ate
insulated rece3ses; one gear in each pair, is -rigidly set on the common shaft. (SAI
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SHARAPOVP V. 1,; MITYAYEV, Yu. I.; GOLANIN, A, JF*j
A Graphiteuranium Reactor With H Igh Pressure Ueam Superheat(Report No. 2139)
International Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy. 2nd, Geneva, 191_18,
/Doklad.v sovetskikh unchenykh; yadernyve reaktory i y"ernaya energotlka, (Reports
of Soviet Scientlete; NUclear Reactors.and Unclear Power) Moscow$ Atomizdat, 1959
707 P. (series: Its; Trudy, vol2) Errata Blip inserted. 8,000 copies printed.

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N.A. (Galanib, N.A.], SCSFIIKOV, F.I. (Aleshchonkpv, P.I.);
GRIGORJPJIC, A.H. (Grigoryants, A.N.j;-jEMWjl=, I-JA, (Ye=:LYWM7,
I. Ya. ]; KUGUSEV 11. M. [Kugwbov, 11. 14. ) ; MINASIN M Z' - MITYAJE;v p U. L
(14ityayev, U.I.J; FWRIMKIt, B.V. (norinikiy' B:V:I; SARAPOVp
B.N. [Sharapov, B.N.);'ILLY, Jozsef Ltranslatorl
Superheated high-pressure steam producing uranium - gr#phite reactor.
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GAUZIT, Maurice; KAHAN, T.; BEKKERMAN, I.M.[tranalator);
FOLINEOVSKATA,E.D.ftranslator); ~~LIW PY,,.,,I,Ta.
red.
[Control of nuclear reactors] Vpravlenie iademymi re-
aktorami. Pod obahchei red. I.-W.Emellianova. Moskva,
Atomizdat, 1960. 173 P. (MIRA 16slO)
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TITLE: The CH(SM)iResearch Reactor With a Capacity of 50 Mw
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PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, 1960, Vol. 8, No. 6, pp. 493-504
TEXT: The present article gives a detailed description of the Russian
50-Mw research reactor which has a neutron flux of 2.2-1015 n/cm2sec.
It is used both for research work in nuclear physics and reactor
engineering; obtaining of newltransuranic elements, testing of fission
and building materials under neutron and gamma bombardment, within the
temperature range 200K - 2000009 and in various media; spectrometric
examination of intermediate neutrons; examination of the gamma spectrum
of the (n,y) reaction; examination of short-lived isotopes and neutron
diffraction analyses. The authors first discuss some characteristic data.
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Capacity of 50 Mw B006/BO63 82302
The water-cooled, reflected reactor works with U235 enriched to 90%. The
critical mass (without the experimental holes) is 7.3 kg of U235, and
including the experimental holesq it amounts to 9-5 kg (loading:-11-7 kg).
The maximum heat flow from the fuel element attains 5.5.jo6kcal/m2.h;
the surface temperature does not exceed 1950C. Fig. 1 shows the
distribution of the neutron flux in the cross section of the reactor; the
flux has two maxima, 6ne in the center of the cooling-water cavity
(2.2-io'5), and the other in the lateral reflector (5-1014n/cm2sec)-The
flux/power ratio is 4-4'1O1On/cm2.sec.kw. With a 25% submersion depth
of the fuel elements, the reactor can be in continuous operation for a
period of 60-65 days. Several details are dealt with next. Experimental
holes: The reactor has five horizontal and fifteen vertical holes. The
horizontal ones are in the central part of the active zone, whose
longitudinal and cross sections are shown in Figs. 2p3. At the output of
the holes the neutron flux amounts to ^/3.1010n/cm2sec. The vertical
holes are located in the reflector with the exception of the central
ones. Three of them serve for obtaining transuranic elements (one of
these being in the center)p two low-temperature holes serve for metal
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tests, two high-temperature holes for the testing of fuel elements,
chemical analyses of the cooling water, and corrosion tests. All of these
holes are water-cooled. Furthermore, five gas-cooled holes serve for
testing fission and building materials in the range of 0 - 600OC; one
hole (cooled with helium gas or liquid H2) serves for material tests at
low temperatures; one gas-cooled hole for material tests at -.,20000C;
one hole cooled with liquid metal (10000C) for testing fuel elements and
coolants. Construction: The following demands were made on construction:
creation of a small active zone that would withstand high thermal loads
for a long time, and its cooling; application of a maximum number of
experimental holes (their distribution is shown in Pig. 3); possible
exchange of fuel assemblies without pressure drop. Pigs. 2-5 illustrate
particulars of the construction. Reactor body and cover: Fig. 2 is
described. The cylindrical part is made of 36 mm thick stainless steel
of the grade 4X4?4qr (MMN9T). The reflector consists basically of
beryllium oxide; it is made up of blocks comprising about 65 different
types, which are enclosed by steel plates on top and at the bottom. Fuel
element assemblies: The element itself has the shape of a plate with a
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core, pressed from uranium oxide powder and electrolytic nickel; the
core is contained in a nickel ban. Fig. 6 shows a section through the
assembly, Fig, 7 another through a fuel element. Data of one such
element are compiled; every element contains 12.5 g U235. The cylindrical
body shield (Fig. 2) divides the inner reactor cavity into two zones.
The functions of this shield are briefly discussedp and the cooling water
circulation is described next, The control system is described in greater
detail. This system consists of two automatic regulators with-two
regulation rods each, four shim rods, and four safety rods which can
also be used as shim rods. The automatic regulation is operated by 13
ionization chambers located outside the reactor body; it covers the
power range from Os5 to 100%. Several details concerning safety and
shim rods are thoroughly discussed. Reactor shield: Fig. 8 shows a
dross section through reactor plus shield. The latter consists of steel
and heavy concrete. A few details are described, and the process of fuel
extraction is briefly dealt with. The cooling system is finally discussed.
It consists of four closed separate loops. The water is kept flowing by
circulating pumps (500 t/h: 10 atm); the heat exchange power Is 15 Mw-
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SUBMITTED: March 15, 1960
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ACCESSION NR: AT4019050 6/0000/63/000/000/0207/0210
AUTHOR: Avayev, V. N.; Yegorov, Y~. A.; Yome anov, 1. Ya.; Zbirnov', A# D.;
Orlov, Yu. V.; Remizov,, V. A.
Wk~: The Gamma-spectrurn of a research reactor
SOURCE: Voprosy* firiki zashchity* reaktarov- abornik atatoy (Problome In phy,9106 of
reactor shielding; collection of articles). Mos~Dw, Gosatomizdat, 1963, 207-210
TOPIC TAGS: reactor, reactor shielding, reactor Gamma spectrum, Gamma spectrun.
ABSTRACT: By mcans of a scintillation vapro spectrometer, the Y -spectrum of a v~ater-
water, pool-" research reactor was measured. The gamma quanta were directed from
the active section of the reactor to the spectrometer through a lateral experimental
channel, 100 mm In diameter and 2. 6 m In length.'To exclude the influence of gamma
quanta scattered In the channel, a lead collimator, 180 mm in length with a collimatfon
aperture diameter of 10 mm, was inserted in the channel. The spectrometer sensor was
placed behind the concrete shielding of the reactor, and the gamma quanta flow passed
through a 260-mm long collimator of paraffin with boron and lead carbide. Since the
spectrometer was neutron-sensitive, even If only to a negligible degree, tests were con-
ducted under Identical conditions with a 100-mm thick bismuth filter and the introduction
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of the proper corrective factor. 7%o roBulto of the experiment are discussed and analyzed.
The reactor spectrum was measured to approximately 7. 8 Nov. No gamma lines with
greater energy were detected, the explanation for this being that In the high energy region
the Y-radiatlon is basically caused by the absorption of neutrons by Iron, nickel and
chromium. These elements are not present In the active pan of the reactor, while the
Y-radlation yield from the tube of the gate valve Is small and only a negligible part of the
trapped gamma quanta is able to reach the spectrom'etor sensor from the tube. Orig. art.
has: 2 figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Nond
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(BAES) type."
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SOURCE.- Atotanaya erergiya, v. 17, no. 5, 1964, 335-344
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(deceased)
AUTHOR: Kurchatov, 1. V,1; FA)Tberg, S. M., Dq~Llezhal.14 N. 4.. 4Leshchenkov,
L; qz:qzdgZ. F. S. el'Xanov, 1. Ya.; Zhirnov, A. .: Kasachenko, M. A.
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TITLE: Pulse graLhite reactoAGR
SOURCE: Atomnaya energiya, v. 17, no. 6, 1964, 463-474
TOPIC TAGS: pulse graphitt reactor, high neutron flux pulse, nuclear reactor
ABSTRACT: The paper Is a summary of the SSSR #322a report at the Internation-
al Conference on Peaceful Us.es.of A!Mjqj0qrgyjjtQe;jqva,_1Q64. Itilii*Feients
an elaboration of the description of the pulse graphite reactor IGR given by
S. M. Feinberg at the Second International Conference. The-pulse reactors are
used when a high neutron flux to desirable. The described reactor was in opera-
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tion for several years, and Is still working without failure. Orig. art. has: 6
figures
ASSOCIATION: None
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1AUTHOR: Yemellyanov,.I. Ya.-,GavrIlov, P. A.; Seliverstov, S. H,
~ORG; none
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ITITLvi -An investigation of the dynamic chnractoristica of heat tranafer apparatus
~by the method of correlation analysis
ISOURCE: Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy zhurnal, v. 8, no. 6, 1965, 768-772
StO6 stic process, thermal conduction, thermal excital, steam super-
'heat
tABSTRACT: Thispaper is the extension of work of the authors (Gavrilov, P. A. and
7Seliverstov, B. N., Atonmaya bwrgiya, No. 8, 19631. Certain dynamic characteris-
AK_Atomic Power StatiQxL-,
tics are determined for the. engineering model-of the ~~o ar
'imeni I. V. Kurchat AYthough the test stand in general had a-_iow__n_o_-fse__Ie~4i~ the
~authors noted tendencies toward oscillation during entering and exiting flows at the
-superheater. The'.artificial excitation of the exiting flow signal impeded the study
when it equaIled the stimulus noise. The oscillatory fluctuations act stochasticall%
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.and are-deemed--to.be--due to unseparated-water-and moisture in the superheater chan-
~nel- At-normal water level in the evaporator, -1 steam.generation instabilities cause
Ipressure oscillations in the evaporator which are damped out by the time the super-
,heater mouth is reached. This is because the stnam is compressed and the evaporator
is relatively large. As the level rises volume decreases and steam generation fluc-
tuations appear as immediate pressure oscillations at the superheater. Oscillations
Jn front of the throttle valve of the condenser are identical with those In the
evaporator.--- The stochastic-behavior-of the superheater channel-exit pressures.and,'--
those of the evaporator point to a statistical method ok correlation analysis for
'determining dynamic characteristics. The mathematical model for the superheater
channel is based on equations describing: thermal equilibium of discharged steam, of
thermal conductivity fuel element and the pressure drop in the line between super-
heater and steam generator. Normalized correlation terms are approximated by a buill
'
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~ f components, of which the primary component simulates the harmonic o6cillation of
a feed pump piston, The secondary componentl a high frequency component relating
the time of heat transfer (from the heating wall to the boiling fluid) to the steam
Pubble lifeln'the boiling volume, alirulates tho hydrodynamic Instability of the
---steam - generator. - -Orig. Art. has: - 5 figures and 3formulas.
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AVIIHOR: Yemel"yanovo Is Ya.: Gpvrilov, P. A& Salivoratov. B.
TITLE.I.- Investigation of dynamic oharnoteristics of the first power
unit of the ZqjDjpji.~ atomic power 321nnt im. 1. V. Kurchatov
SOURCE: Atomnnyn energlyn,.v.19, no. 2, 1965, 1.31-137
T(,,]-,],'C TAGS: nuclear powor plant, nuclenr power reactor
AMTRACT: -The investigations were conducted by using the method of'
reactor-aystom.dynamio simulation. A special electronic nnalo(.,, comput-
Ing mnobino wn.9 usod simultatic -ously with the operating control systems
-gonern -) 0 a
1hysical and herit , -ting transiont phanomona wore Interjr t d by
monns of differontini equations and the pnrnmotora wore established.
Houtron processes were also described by difforential equations and the
chatiges indensitles.and temperatures of coolantso uranium, and graphite
r-e-dete rmined. ----Tho -authors-do-not -des 1--wi th-~-06-ma. t1f0mixt i-ca-1 - iffin "Yis
-itself.- Theyfinstead -descritie'the techniques Involved in such
regearch; evaluate the results, and present some practical examples,
A schematic diagram of ateam-gonorating arrangement is given. Tho
almultaneoua operation of the analog machine and of tile control systafa

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Is explained and illustrated.. The chanp,,es In temperatures and reacti-
vities un&qr different operational conditions nro rofleatod in many
curvea. In addition, tho thoorotical characteristics of the reactor
Nvere compared with the experimental dnta. Finally, it is stated that
the analysis of reactor dynamics was essential to the determination and
verifiention of the reactor stability@ As a result of those investiga-
tionso now optimal parameters for the main control Oyatem were seleotnd
art, has: 1 diagram, 1 photo 11-grapho and 1 table,
Orip i
ASSOUATIOM. none
sumaTTED: ISSep64 BNOL., 00 BUB CODS: NP
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USSR/Cultivated Plants - Grains. L-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 16, 25 Aug 1957, 69237
Author : 'N ~liya~nov, 1~.E.
Inst
Title : Sugar Corn in the USA.
Orig Pub : Kukuruza, 1957, No 1, 55-58
Abstract : No abstract.
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category sCultivated Plants. Cereals. Leguminous Plants.
Tropical Cereals, M
Abs Jour sRZhBiol., No 6, 1959, No 24833
Author :Yemeltyanov I. Ye.
Inst :
Title 2Plucking of Panicles in the Hybridization Re-
gions of the United States.
Orig Pub :Kukuruza, 1958, No. 7, 62-63
Abstract :Organizational operation on the plucking of
panicles in the corn hybridization parcels of
the firm "Pioneer" (United States) is described.
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1YANOT. I.Te., agronom; FRIMHAH, S.H., red.; GOR'KOTA* Z.DOO
tekhn. red.-
:[The form of Roswell Garet] Oarma'Ro,sucilla Garsta. Moskva,
Goa. izd-vo sellkhoz. lit-ry,, 196o. 92-p. (HIRA 14:5)
.(Iowa--Ftirms)

YEMELIYANOV, I.Ye.i-FOLIXFAN, Ye.111.2 red.; IMUKIIIIIA, O.N.0-fe--khr.
(Hybrid sorgo; translations fron foreign periodical litera-
ture]Gibridnoe sorgo.- abornik perevodov iz inostrannoi pe-
riodicheakoi literatury. Moskvaj Sellkhozizdat, 1962. /19 p.
(Sorghum) (MIRA 1':10)

YEIICLIYANOV~ Ke
The owll rl ers in the nor7i~e of +,hf3 seven-year plan. Pech.
1V
trarisp. 21 no,6:33-14 fig 162. (MIRA 180)
11. Prolzvoditeal putc-v7kh rabot Volgogradgkogo tokhnichea-kogo
ucha3tka putlo

M- - - - , - -- - -- --- - - - - ---- -- --- - --- - -- - -- - - - - - I - - - - -
K 1 " " i t .~ .
r, ~~! T 4 e j - (,, clil,j,.iri rIver jr-ntrica. Rech. tran.-ip. 24 no.5:12-13 165.
I (1111rill

MNISELI, M.N.; KOIMTITZYA. T.H.; WMIYANOV.. K.H.
Iffect of.l&rge doses of roentgen rays on tin" cultures. Doklady
AW. nauk SSSR Al no.612O47-1050 21 No 51. (OWL 21:5)
1. Presented by Ac&damiclan A.I. Oparin 29 October 1951,
2. I&boratoz7 of Biophysics, Isotopes arA Irradiation attached to the
Division of Biological Sciences of the Academy of Sciences USSR and the
Central Roentgenological, Radiological, and Cancer Institute.

TJDMI YAIIPY.- 1,14-_
Measuring the dose fo slow electrons in equivalent roentgens.
Trudy Instobiol.fis. no.1:288-292 155. (KLRL 9:9)
(IIACTRONS)
I " 1,

YJ041LI YANOT, K.H.
Dismountable X-ray tube for close-focus irradiations of biological
objects@ Trudy rnst.biol.fis. no.1:293-297 155. (KLRA 9:9)
(JUCTRON TUBM) (Z RAYS---A"ARATUS AND SUPPLIAS)
4

- IONW4~M-TIVJ ?0,0i
T F, M-Ki. - 'i Ay j A~. h.
"Measurement, of Doses of Slow Electrons in Equivalent RoenAgen Units"
"An X-Rav Tube Which Can Be Dismantled and Tz to Be Used in Short-Focus
- lr~diatlon ofBiologloal Objects"
Trudy 10tiNU BjoIogUhgskgy F111M. No 1, 1956
1 S916j -5 Mar 1956, p48

S/089/61/010/004/022/027
A/ 157 0 0 B102/B205
AUTHORS: Alekseyev, N. G., Yemellyanoy, K. N., Klimenko, G. K.,
Rybakov, B. V., Rostovtsev, A. A.
TITLE: A universal gamma-ray source for use In radioohemical studies
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya energiyal v. 10, no- 4, 19611 396-400
TEXT: A gamma-ray source for use in radiochemiBtry is described, which
meets the following requirements; 1) It has an Inner radiation chamber of
50 cm3 and a dose rate of 500 r/aeo + 10% (depending on the spacing between
source and irradiated sample, the dose rate varies from 150 to 15 r/seo)l
2) tests can be mad6 at regulated high and low temperaturest 3) remote
control of temperature and telemeterlng of several parameters Is possible;
4) the source operates without water, is reliable in operation, has
exchangeable parts, and caused no radiation damage. The cylindrical
radiator is composed of 24 C000 sources, is 160 mm high, and has a total
activity of 5000 gram-equivalent of Ea. The sources are arranged in two
rows within a diameter of 75 mm. Thus, the volume in the center is
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A universal ... 3102/B205
3
-50 am . The sample specimen is placed Inside the aluminum container
(see Fig. 1). The radiator is housed within a lead container weighing
1200 kg, which serves for protection against radiation during transport
and operation. It is enclosed by a steel jacket, and has three gates, one
in the direction of Its axis and two on the aides, 'which are closed during
tranoport. Outaide the closed device, the doso rate In not higher than
20jir/sea. I)uring operation the device is placed In a special channel within
a shielded cabin, and is shielded by 600-kg plates. The whole setup is
shown in Figs. 2 and 3. A general view of the device in working position
is shown in Fig. 4. The circuit diagram used to control the radiator
chamberf the signaling, and the automatic blocking of the gates and the
magnetic gate look is shown in Fig- 5- Control operations are done from
a board. The individual operations are done in strict order (indication
of the pilot lamps 1-4). Unloading and loading operations are illustrated
by Figs. 6-7. There are,7 figures.
SUBMITTED: July 2, 1960
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BIBERGALO, A.V.; YE14EL'YANOV, K.D.; KOROTKOV, M.M.; LESHCHINBUY,
RATNERt
Transportable fray apparatus OUPOS - CB137 -800 for presowing
irradiation of seeds. Atom.. energ. 12 no.2:159-160 1 162.
(MIRA 15:1)
(Radiation sterilization)

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0~1
y I.M.; doktor taklinioheakikh nauk, professor; YEHILITANOY X.S.-
ORWY. P.N.; YEDOROV. V.V., redaktor; VOWHOX,
redaktor.
[Principles of ice control in river navigation] Osnovjr ledotekhniki
rechnogo transporta. Leningrad. Izd-vo Ministerstva rechnogo flo4
SSM, 1952. 261 P. (Kierofilml (MM 7:12)
.(Inland navigation--Cold vouther conditions)(Ice on
,rivers, lakes. etc.)
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YEMELIYANOV~ L.A.
Flow of diesel fuel through a Porous diaphragm. Trudy TSIIIDI
no.37157-69 161. (MRA 15:8)
(Diesel fuels) (Filters and filtration)
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YZMELIYANOV~ L.A.
Filtration of diesel fuel. Trudy TSNIDI no.37:70-82 161.
(KRA 15:8)
(Diesel fuels) (Filters and filtration)
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6275
emellyanov,' Leonid Aleksandrovich
Y
Filltratsiya dize'llnogo topliva -(Diesel-Fuel Filtration) Moscow, Mashgiz,
1962. 105 p, 5000 copies -printed.
Reviewer: 1. A. Kharchenko, Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent;
.~Ed,: G. N. Gusev, Englneler;'Ed. of Publishing -House: - M. - P. Yurkevich,
Te h. Ed.: M. hd. Peterson; Managing-Ed. for Literature on
Engineer, c
Machine Design and Operation; Leningrad Department, Mashgiz: F. 1.
Fetisov, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers and technicians concerned
with problems of diesel-fuel filtration.
The book, which,contains some previously unpublished infor-
let'. discusses the design, function, and requirements of filters used
in' fuel'systems of diesel engines. The text includes a comparative
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