SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KASYANOV, V.V. - KASYANYUK, S.A.

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KAZIYALZT, Yu. A., ~11'j..su'rok D. V. Engi.
Steam Boilers
Po----;odical blowing throuEh of lower boiler tubirZ. 7E_Iek. sta. 2.1~, No.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 1.'av -1953. Unclassified.

ACC NR' AP7005613 SOURCE CODE1 UR/0413/67/000/00210051/0051
INVENTOR: Germ, A. 1.; Kas"Y Yu. P.
ORG: none
TITLE: Six-arm waveguide bridge. Class 21, No. 190442.
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znnki, no. 2, 1967, 51
TOPIC TAGS: waveguide element, waveguide couple y 10C-07WA)6!UkJeR
ABSTRACT;i An'Author Certificate has been issued for a six-arm waveguide bridge
(see Fig. 1) containing three sections of rectangular waveguide.. To.-
provide equal division qf energy the adjacent walls of the waveguide
section have longitud4,nal slots which form a coupling cavity. A.
longitudinal metal rod is placed inside the coupling cavity, . Orig.
art. has: 1 figure. [WP]

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KASITA'NOVA, A.A.: LABAZNIKOV, A.F.; NADLER, Ta.S.; SDMN, A.S.
Now material for prosthetic devices. Ortop.travm. i protez. 20
no.2:47-48 F 159. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Iz Mookovskogo protezno-ortopedicheakogo zavoda. im. K.Marksa
(dir. - V.P. Nikiforov).
(PROSTHNSIS
laminated polyamide material (Rme'))

KASITAHOVA, A.A., amsiateht; PAVL4DV, S.A., doktor tekhn.nauk prof.
Forming of films from solutions. Izv.vys.ucheb.%av.; takh.log.
prom. no.5:45-51 '59. (MIR& 13:4)
1. Moskovehy takhnologicheekiy inetitut legkov promynblennosti.
Rokomandovana kafedroy tekbnologii iskusstvennoy koobi.
(Films WhOmi9t'7))

KABIYANOVA. A.A., assistent; POL'GETM, L.V., insh.; SKORNYJTOVA, T.A.,
Inzh.; FAVLOV, S.A., prof., doktor tokhn.nauk
Effect of the molecular weight of polyamide resins on the
properties of their solutions and films. Izv.vys.uchob.zav.;
takh.leg.prom, no,6:28-33 139~ (HIRh 13:5)
1. Moskovskiy takhnologicheskiy Institut legkoy promyshlonnostio
Rekonendovana kafedroy takhnologil iskusetvannoy koxhl.
(Polyanides) (Leather substitutes)

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KASIYANOVA, A.A., inzh.; FAVWY, S.A., doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.
Effect of the composition of the mlvent mixture on the macbanism of
the formation of polyamide films. Izv.vys.uchc.b.zav.; tekh.leg.prom.
zio.4:25-30 160. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Mookovskiy tekbuologicheakiy inatitut legkoy prouVehlennosti.
Rokomandovana kafedroy tekhnologii iskusatvennoy kozhi.
(Films (Chemistry)) (Plolyamidee)

J~PtS'YR N D VA V.-
PH~a I BOOK CK 3.169
4.
ysesoymznyy nwachno-iosledovatellskiy institut metodiki I tekhn:Ud razvedki
Novoye V metodike i teWmike geo1ogorazveao-J=y3& rebot (Nov DeveloWents in
the Methods ana Techniqtws of Geological ft Gostoptekb1zdat,,
, . plorat . I P
190. 423 ip. (series: Uss'Obornik tr~~ J)/2..WO-toples printed.
Additional bponsoring Agency: UM Ministerstyo geologii i-okhrany_uedr,
ZdA~i. Volosyu-K., GX.,., Harainiiij,. A.V., Oafronov, N.I. Sesienbv,' A.0 `%recutive Ed,, i
Rai;L=,, G.M*; Teche-Ede.: Ya&dhur4WiskVa,, A*B*
POTGO: , The book is intended for professional geologists and ' oThysicists,
9e
6OVERAGgi- - Thie collectio.n of aftiales 1 reviob. geological and geodhesical rietbods
of expl6raiian Used* In the Soviit, Unim, and the recent achievements in the'
zear~&6f po3justallic deposits in Zabsykallye,, RxiduyyAltay.). and In the Soviet
Par Northeast* fte first gro of articles describes discoveries of mineral
dwpodUand. the donlogmt, of new industrial, camplexea in tho USSR during Us
last 25_yearq,#w latter based on the discovery of iron ore deposits., coaCL&019
and 'new oil Helds (like the .8ecioind Baku, situated between the'Urali and, the 7018A)
card ~/ 6 1

N,ev.DeveloWehts
ll~q
as,,K*3.1 as copper, bwadto, and other mineral deposits* -The second grovp of
articles diammses geooMical exploration methods, the. modernization Of equipaent,
and the'dsvelo#wnt of Awl-applicancis by the All-ftion ScieAtific Research In-
stitute. of Surveyii* Methods -and Tedbniques (VM). The ~hi~a group a articles
de'scribes, a nev electroloMing method based- on oscillatory processes eaA'. a
sit~a principle known as, the electro-bydraulic effect. It is emphaisitea-tbat
the Tirst air-borne magnet6meter used in esploring.'iron ore deposits va -de-
sIgned by A.A. 'Logadbev, in 3:935, and that subsequently large parts of th e USSR
-'ftre explored with the,aid of,AM-9L, AEK-4!?, Ag-.11Y 'AM'-25 air-borne magiieto-
meters. New gravimeters 19.N_3 and M-3N, vard~6me~tero Z-40 and S-20, and gradl-
itntometers SW-2Gft*-'2R (uEea in detailed mining'explbration vere successfully
US 'ed in iAdUBtry* k~v drilling rip, for various depths different types of
rocks and strata have 1)6e'n- and aie i4ihg designed. The text contains nuinerbils
illustrations and bibliographic references
TABLr. cr ccurn

New Developments (Cont.) n69
-TAkharev, B.B. Ccimbined Rational Exploration Methods in Searching for Deposits
Of Nonferrous and Rare Metals , n
58;;u=, Sergeyev,, Ye.A. Geochemical Ore 49earching-Kethods and
?- bibilities'of Further Development
os 22
ftvadskiy., O,A, qualitative Evaluation of Dispersion Aureoles in Po3,ymetallic
Om Deposits in Eastern Zabaykal i ye
PolikarpocWdn, V.V., Kaslyannova,, I.V1, Utgof, A.A.,, Cherbyanovs, L.F.
Geochemical Bzplomti~~ ~o~ o~e lc Ore Deporits-in the Waters aad
Silts of EastZsbayWlye Water By6tems 46
Sv%shnIJ;qv. G.B. Hydrogeochenla,a Rurveys, in the Principal Polymetallic
-Re~ions.of Rudnyy AItay 74'
I) I " . 1! . . . I
sairqd~v, X.I., Polikarpot-hkin, V.V., Utgor, A.A*' Spectrographic Gold-Test
surveying as a Method of.Searnhing-of Gold Deposits Without Mechanical
Aureoles of Dispersion (Placer'Deposits) 100
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New Developments (cont.), 13.69
-Trushkaw,, Yu,.N. Principles of a Rational Pattern for Selecting Test Pits
in PlAcer Exploration 1 109
GEMMICAL. EXPWRATION MEMOS
Lyubimov., L.K.-Initial Results in the Use of Gravit4tional Gradientometert 131
Veshev, V.V., Pokin, A.F., Petrov, G.A. New Appliances in Direct Current
fteutro-surveying 145
Sheynmann' S.M. and Frantov, G.S* A MWetic Dipo2,40ver a Twc-layer
Medim 161
Sheynmiwn, S.M. Possibilites of Using Tilluria Current.'Fields and.,Di.stent.
Radlo.Stations in Geological Maning
Semenov, A-S...-Fokiisi A.F., Ve-shev.-A.V., Novozhilova., M.Ye. The Field of a
Point Current Source in Case of an Anisotropic Medium for an Open Flat-
Surface 210
Kmarov, V.A., loffe, L.M., Khloponina, L.S.., SenenoT, M.V. Induced
Polarization in Rocks and Ores an& Its Ube in Electro-prospecting 2-,-;6
Card 4/'06

Nev Dew-10113ments (Cont.) 1169
Rotshtey,A,, A.Ya. Principles,in Designing Solenoidal Elements of Nucltus-resonance,
im
agnetcrne~ers for Geological,Exploration
Rotshteyn, A.Ya., Tsirell, V.S.,fteleus-resonaUce, Method of Measuring
Omponents-of the Earth's Magnetic Field and Its Application to Magnetic
Exploration 267
Gellchinskiy, B.Ya.., Oserov, D.K. Methodology oflComputing Displacement
Fields of Refractedand Reflected Waves
Andreyev, N.S., Andreyeva, K.S. Experimental Seismic Surveys of Bau4te
Deposits 308
Blat, NS., Reznikovskly, Ya.S*, Ts#ell, V.S. Problems in Interyieting
Aerial Magnetograms and Methods of Solving Them 323
Shpakp V*A. The Present and Future of Logging Techniques 334
-!7~ 4A*,- .1
makarov,.Aas Fris:aV.F., Dorota, F.P. Nev. Methods in Borehole
Lowing (X, i~~ C Deposits
340
Card 5/4

New Developwitm
U69
DRILLING EXPLORATION METHODS IN MINING
Vittorf, M.V. Principal Tendencies in the Development and Construction of
Drilling and Mine Drilling Machinery 359
Kulle.v P.A... Ponomarev., P.V. Basic Principles of the Hydroelectrical Effect
and Possibilities of Ito Use in Borehole Drilling 366
Mal"chenok, V-.0., Sumarkov, O.M. Possibilities in Applying Oscillatory
Processes in Drilling 389
Bayunchikov, V.A.- and Novikov., B.A. Possibilities in Applying a
Hydraulic Percussion Tufbo-Drill in Geological Exploration 413
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
HM/Sup
card 616 2-27-59

ALBULI S.F.; ZVOITKOVAs M.B.; KASOYANOVA, I.V.; SUDOVg B#A.
using hydrochomicalmethods in pr"pecting for ore deposits
in the Budyumkan Basin (eastern Transbaikalia). Trudy VITR
no.3-.295-303 161. - (MIRA 15:7)
(Budyunkan Valley-Geochomical prospecting)

GALTAKINA, V.D.; KASITANOVA, K.A.
Opiethorchiasis among the population of ftybyehev. Ned.paraz.1
paraz.bol. 26 no.60*740-741 N-D 157. (MM 13:4)
(KMYSKU--LIvzRnm)

KASIYANOVA,,K.A., GLEBOYA, A.A.
-jl-~~ .. I
Case of dipylidiasis in mpn. K.A. Kaslianown. A.A. Glebovs,
Med. peraz. i paraz. bol. 27 no.2:219 Mr-Ap '58 (MIRA 11:5)
1. 1z parazitologicheekogo otdelentya sanitarno-epidemiologicheakoy
stantaii Kuybyshev^.
(TAPAIWORMS)

FREYDENZON, Ye.Z.,- FREYDENZON, Yu.Ye.; KOTSARI, S.L.; ZATULOVSKAV., Ye.Z.;
Prinimali uchastiye: KA lY 14JDRIK, L.Ya.;
T.D.; KOTEELINIKOVA, Z.G.; VOYLOSHNIKOVA, A.I.; VASEVA, R.S.;
GPIATYUKj P.I.; IMOLINIKOV, A.A.; BURKSER, A.Ye.; PONER, D.M.;
OGORODNIKOVI G.K.
Developing ar. efficient shape for slab ingots. Stall 25 no.6:
539-543 Je 165. (14IM 18:6)
1. Nizhne-Tagillskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat (for Ye. Freydenzon,
Yu. Preydenzon., Kotsar', Zatulovskaya).

TRAVOVICH,l Vikently Valerianovich; KASIYAIqOVA, L.Lred.; FILIPPOVA, E.,
red. izd-va; LEBEDEV, A. I, telnT.-re-a-. '* --
[Payments to the budget from the recelpts of amusement
enterprises) Platezhi v biudzhet s vyruchki zrelishehrqkh pred-
priiatii. Moskva, Gosfinizdat, 1962. 68 (MIRA 15:6)
(Ainusements-Taxation5*

KASIYANO-VA, L.
The page of our century,, Inform.biulo VDNM no-4138 Ap 165.
(MIRA 1815)

KASIYANOVA, L. _
Rejuvenated steel main lines. Inforin.biul.VDNKH no.D32-34 Ja 165.
(MIRA 18:3)

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lu
USE"/Cu-ltiva tcC 11a. t5 'L
Abs Jour Diol., 110 9, 1958, 39334
Author Kau
L.As r'e,
ciL vil ro 2
Inst n-~:z-ac iiuscarch ALTic -L" 0 1
E:13torn of Dolt.
Titlu --or the Prooara"u--cill ~-f Onion I'laly"Liv; Dril.-,
1. - -- u
in, Cnions Tops i,i Hot:IDu,3Q5.
u
-ma. 11,-i. in-ta s. Idi. scv.--Vost.
Dvial. -i-icauchin-toldin. 4.nfi
2-no", 11("Clicrilozam. 1)jl-li-,y, 195'j, Vc, 2-3, 33-34-
Abstract 110 cibstract.
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30

usSR/Microbiology - General Microbiology F-I
Abs jour Ref Zhur - Biol., 110 10, 1958, 43C)94
Author zanukhovskayaj A&N., Slivartsman, L.A., Finkelshteyn, N.R.)
Kas no
Inst
Title Biological Properties of 13. Coli When Cultivated on a
Liquid Medium with Aeration*
Mosk. n~-i, in-ta vaktsin i syvorotok) 1956, 8, 191-
Orig Pub Tr.
201.
Abstract No abstract.
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v, ~-A
USSR Microbiology General Microbiology, F
Abs Jou&: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 9j 1958, 38295.
Author Shaninia-Vaginaf V. I., Zamukhovskaya, A. N.,
Inst Not given..
Title A Study of Nutrient Media in Depth Cultivation
of Typhoid and Flexnef Dysentery Bacilli.
Orig Pub: NauOhn. tr. Moak. no'i. in-ta vaktsin i syvorotok,
1956, 8, 279-285.
Abstract: Nutrient media prepared from casein and fish-
bone meal hydrolysates by the action of the
Aspergillus terricola protease are similar in
composition to the commonly used tryptic casein
medium, and differ from the lattbr2by the absence
of eptones and a larger polypeptide content.
P
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V R lel
ZSR Mii~rcbiclogy Microbes Fa !,Icg.-nIc to
F
and Arsimalf
Ab:-~~ Jc,~x :Referat,Zh,Biol., No. 1, 1958., 729
Author : Patrosyan, E.A., Zelikina:, A.Z., Kaolyanova,L.K,
Tit"Le A Chemical Study of Antigen 0
omp&.;x in Sunn~~
Dysentery Bacteria
Orig PUt-.- Nauchn.,tr. Mosk. n.-i. in-ta vaktsin i syvorotck,
1956, Sp 423-441
Abstract., Antigens of Sonne dysentery bacteria obtained
from the microbial mass by extraction. with trl~h-
Jloracetic,acid or by digesting with pancreatin
are very similar in their chemical composition,
differing only In that the antigens obtained by
the first w~thod contain somewhat less total ni-,
trcgen. Both theza antigens possess high spekAfic
and antigenic properties. The antigenic prepara-
0 ard ", A
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USSR Microbiology - Microbes Pathogenic to Hwans F-4
and Animals
Abs Jour: Referat. Zh. Biol., No. 1, 1-958, 729
extraction from microorganisms by trichloracetic
acid contains less nitroger. and considerably
less reducing substances than antigen obtained in
S-form from bacteria by the same method. Antigen
from R-form is not precipitated by an antiserum,
but in an 0.025 g dose creates protection in mice
from 1 Dcl of live culture in 8~% of cases. Anti-
genic preparations obtained from Sonne bacteria
in an R-form IYy other methods are close to anti-
genic preparatiors from S-form in chemical compos-
ition, but are devoid of specificity and immw-io-
genic properties.
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17(2) sov/16-59-9-2i/47
AUTHORS: Smirnova, Ye.A. yanova L K and Legat, I.M.
TITLE: A Study of the Possibility of Using Ion Exchanger Resins for Eliminat-
ing Ballast Substances From Compound Antigens
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal mikrobiologil, epidemiologil I immunobiologii, 1959, Nr 9,
PP 97-100 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The compound antigens from bacteria of the enteric group, used at
present for specific prophylaxis, are prepared by tryptic decomposi-
tion of the microbe culture and are purified by hydrodialysis after
precipitation with spirit. Hydrodialysis, however, does not purify
the antigens sufficiently of mineral impurities and, in an attempt
to find a better method of purification the authors turned to ion
exchanger resins. Soviet scientists are quoted as evidence that the
resins possess purifying properties% F.G. Prokhorov, P. Kreych, G.I.
Silin, I.E. Apelltsin, I.P. Losev, R. Kunin, et al. The tests were
carried out with SBS-1 cationite forte and EDE-10-P anionite forte.
The test objects were liquid fractions of tryptic hydrolysates of
Salmonella typhosa, Salmonella paratyphosa, Shigella flexneri and
Card 1/2 ShIgella sonnei. The results suggested that the period of purifioa-

SOV/16-59-9-2i/47
A Study of the Possibility of Using Ion Exchanger Resins for Eliminating Ballast
Substances From Compound Antigens
tion can be out to 1-2 hours, instead of the 3-4 days required by
hydrodialyals, Examination of the purified antigens revealed that
they had an ashcontent 6-8 times less than with hydrodiaLlysis, con-
tained more reducing substances and had a higher serological. and
immunogenic activity. Some rise in toxicity, especially with Shigella
sonnei antigen, was noted.
There are: 1 table and 6 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy institut vaktsin i syvorotok imeni Mechnikova (Institute of
Vaccines and Sera Imeni Mechnikov, Moscow)
SUEMITTED: June 4, 1958
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GOLUBEVAq I-.V.; Pr-MLETSKAYA, V.Ya.; GU5,9VAO Yu.I.; KOSSOVA, A.K.; KASIYANOVA,
LA.
Production of dry standard antigens for the preparation of diagnostic
coli-sera. Zhur. mikrobiol. epid. i immuh. 31 no.7:127-130 J:L 160.
(MIRA 13%9)
1. Iz Moskovskogo instituta vaktain i syvorotok im. Mechnikonx.
(ESCHERICHIA COLI)

SHTUTMAN, M.N.; AVDEYENKO, V.P.; NEUYMIN, Yu.A.; ~~tLAP_QY~Aoj'.V~; IGNATOVA,
M.V.; PEDENKO, V.A.; BUVALITS, A.I.
Precision'and reliability of a DFS-10 quantometer at a metallurgical
plant. 7Av. lab, 31 no.2s247-249 165- (MIRA 18:7)
1. Hagnitogorskiy metallurgichaskiy kombinat.

VOSTOKOVA,Ye.A., VYSHIVUN, D.D., RSOYANOVA, H.S., NBSVWUYLOVA,
N.G., SHMUTUA, A.M. ,a.
Geabotanical evidence of bituninosity. Trudy VAGT no.1:99-117
'55. (KM 9:11)
(Ph.vtogeography) (Petroleum) (Prospecting)

US I UNOVA, M. S.
Aerial visual goobotanical observations in deserts and semi-
deserts. Trudy VAG? no.1:147-3.51 '55. (MLHA 9:11)
(Phytogeograpbr)

SOV/137-58-7-14606
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya. 1958, Nr 7, p 95 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Kas'yanova, N.A., Pervushin, S.A.
TITLE:~-~Sources for Further Rise in Labor Productivity in the Electro-
lytic Zinc Industry (0 rezerva'Kh rosta proizvoditellnosti truda
v tsinkovorn elektrolitnom proizvodstve)
PERIODICAL: Sb. nauchn. tr. Mosk. in-t tsvetn. met. i zolota, 1957, Nr
27, pp 239-Z47
AESTRACT: Conversion to FluoSolids roast of Zn concentrates results in
a decline in sulfide S in the matte to 0.3-0.45o, while the acid-
soluble Zn contents rose by 1.5-Z% of the total content as com-
pared to roasting in multiple -hearth furnaces. Moreover the
matte did not contain any lumps, and the Zn contents of the
leaching-products classification sands dropped from 26.7 to
17.55o, making it possible to deliver then-i to the Waelz process
along with the Zn cake instead of returning them for roastin-.
This leads to a reduction of SiO2 in the cinders from 9.4 to
5.3%. With 6511/6 of all the Zn concentrates subjected to Fluo-
Solids roasting, labor productivity (1,P) rose by 15.75o. It is
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SOV/ 137-58-7-14606
Sources for Further Rise in Labor Productivity (cont.)
within 54 rnm of each other and an increase in the cathode surfaces makes it
possible to increase LP by Substitution of cooling coils in the baths by
vacuurn evaporation as the method of coolin,!, the clecL.rolytc malcs it pos-
sible to raise the coefficient of bath utilization and to increase LP by 20-25"0
in addition to raising current efficiency by 2.5-3:',Io. Incrcase in D to 650-700
amps/m2, requiring rearrangement of the entire process, is capable of pro-
viding a further significant increase in LP.
Ye. Z.
1. Zinc ores--Processin~r 2. Zinc--Froduction 3. 1~ic Lrc 1 yr is--App lie a,6 ions
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Itoclk place after 21 Ion. The y1witlifir,; of 41.1 find O.V~
No strairate at 45* Weir equal at first and often gorfidually
tam todiffeirut insitirs.
dnit"arl! tin the Wit, tit Not tophlbenifte arms re4lossit. Off
Ttie"In.
g4 these map* pirm-fileti tiff grialkirl lit NA Mediate,
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10,12 101). -AMP "%rolis ~ Iff,70 fatty fir6k arA 9 No.*UA),
4 1-4
was Obtained by Plifying arooll" timp with Al, CA 4-,%
skin No internal hold esternal
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WA thror joirtioist, in hardam " collsoloatnif Willi con, cuid
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WaRlift I" hard wairt trossillr4i In isivilig lip to 211f,10,
tally for,616 Itseel in file .4te"Iltog 4 walft *tat rorisloolloing
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lfri-ITlin waxash 117). a , Lymhar%hil. C. A. ;Pt fl,1412.
t"14 an, .1.1hed"I" the forrabletilao
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J) ajoil ht 04-1.1 r%inl 1111, ThII11911 IhP 01*111 1-1
I have a Wary rrf~ P~ arms dtfiker dita'ohnalkM than she
"04 U. they are wit lefla valuable in aimp making tie.
mim of 010 grestrl' MW11.1,1114 of the submaw" costallow of
Worst fail out xsr;z. and a ltwrr remittent AJ the
a
mifiable miter. No maps fritin I slsowrd a
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let
power. I'lieffitlifirrintsokt, with
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still 1"141141Y 4191111 Ife If`IeIl fit OW III-AIM 111111 .11 IntA4,of
linwo to %. The rooloollooff between Cho proosifirthis of a let
mistwe and those of its tomportiout ports, S. Z. Miles
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hardened cotuniMI still 441"Ilaiver nilt, mirt, lxw (lit Rtul
tallow wyror lin-joll. still titifini with naphthenic arid-i, No
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I film. air trpott"I. Vwlmflo. weir 6" I-ftlrff~
tiff filer t4 it,,, hifutty aud Ivislait, kitkic In-tit The kn,,wn
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flit tlk'A. Wt~. 44 file
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liter give Illixtc Willi Not w-hiatt, food itephiberok acids
withrosuldilotills,
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too
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and
ZU. YUK"Itto
-76'1045).-The fat (e.g
5, 6~
t-k'rt()H in
is heated to 90 and a 0.7"1-1.0 X 50111. Of NMI.
f the wt, of the fat) is. , tied rradually
1111449=101 the stirring is continued for a few mills
and the mass is allowed to --land 1-3 lirs. Tile Algeral I's
neutralized with stroll It SO t room temp - atm I tic ppt
a
is filtered off. Muo s Ist . awdy frurn the glyceroi
and the Eatty acids are skiturned off, the yiOd tit glycerol
is abou-M70-57Me theory, its concn. 97-98% -01 v(pi-
tent 211,~. More glycerol is teetivered by extit. with 11.0
from (hp faity esters, aifirr disin. of the NIVOIJ. The
C-4m art! then sapond, with strong alkali, givior a so:."
mass Contg. fatty acids. From this Tillss, Wolf
is recovered by disin. Total rceovcry of McOll is 00-
or better. N. 'I hwl

K AS I Y1.7 UV A
2331', 0 Prich:biakh 0kraski i 1'..epriyatnogo Zapalha u 'Iyl., ~;ode-z!72-shchikf
Truf3v Xhaklk. Khiri.-Te~-~mol. In-Ta Im. 7, -1.,)49,
c . 15,11-68.
SO: T,:,-lOPIS' TiO. 31, 1949

s/08o/61/634/04/012/012
A057/A129
AUTHORS: Kas'yanova, N. A. , Nesynov, Ye. P.
TITLE: Preparation of toluene for liquid scintillators
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, v. 34, no. 4, 1961, 95o - 951
TEM A method for the purification of toluene in three steps is described-
1. The pro analysi toluene (rocT (GOST)-5789-51) in an amount of 1 liter was sha-
ken with 50 ml of concentrated H2SO4 during 15 - 20 minutes and left to stand for
12 hours. If the sulfuric aoid layer was dark, the procedure was repeated. 2.
Then the upper layer of toluene was transferred to a ohromatographit column,
where the impurities were adsorbed. The column was filled with.P6 g (3 % of the
weight of toluene) "aluminum oxide for chromatographic purposes" and covered with
a layer of 60 g (7% of weight of toluene) ground (14 - 200 mesh) silica gel of
the K(-K(MK) or ACK(ASK) grades (rccr(GOST) 3958-47). After passing this col-
umn, the toluene (having a negative reaction with isatin) was rectified. 3. Rec-
tifioati,Dn was carried out in a column with a cap for complete condenstation des-
oribed by M. 1. Rozengard (Ref. 1: "Taklinika laboratornoy peregonki i rektifi-
kataii" ("Techniques of laboratory distillation and rectification"), Goskhimizd&,t).
Card 1/2

S/080/61/034/004/012/0.-L 2
Preparation of toluene for liquid scintillators A057/A129
Small changes were made: the oolumn was heated by indirect steam using a steam
Jacket; the still of the column was heated in a glycerol bath, which was oontrollp.~~,
by a laboratory JIATP-9 (LATR-9) autotransformer. The main fraotion of toluene was
taken at 110.5 - 110.70C. The yield of purified toluene based on the amount uieu.
for mixing with H2SO4 was 56 %. Transparency of the product was at;L - 3,600 W
was for a 0.5 m layer in comparison to distilled water 100 %. Toluene purified by
the'desoribed method corresponded the requirements for solvents for liquid saintil-
lators. The present investigations were neaeasary, since "pro analysil' toluene
produced in the USSR oontein.s some water, thio-oompounds and unaaturated substnzrai
which extinguish the luminesoenoe of dissolved luminophors and deteriorate the
transparency. The present purification method is based on the easy sulfonation
of the thio-oomp6unds of the thilophene (in comparison to toluene) and the follow-
ing separation of the reaction products on the adsorbents. There is 1 figure and
I Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: KMrkovskiy filial Vaeaoyuznogo nauchno-issiedovattil'skogo insti-
tuta khimioheakikh reaktivov (Kharlkov Branch of the All-Union Scientific Reeptaroh
Institute of Chemical Reagents)
SUBMITTED: April 21, 1958, (initially), November 12, 1960 (after revision)
Card 2/2

XABOYANOVA,, N.A.; MENICHM, X.F,; SHKOLIVIKOV, R.M.
C~~~~~
Fffioienc7 of treatment vith rare metal alloyo. Lit.proizv.
no.3-107 N 162. (KMA 15132)
(Cast iron-Meta:Llurgy) (Rare earth metals)

TADZHIYEV, K.T.,- KASIYAN-OVA, N.V.; USMOV, N.U.
Some problems of the treatment of tbyrotoxicosis. Zdrav.Tadzh.
10.no.102-36 163. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Iz kafedry obshchey khinirgii (zav.-prof. K.T.Tadzhiyev)
Tafthikskogo meditsinskogo institi%ta imeni Abuali ibni Sino.
(THXROID GLAND-DIc1FO,'HS)

FREMMI, Ye.B., kand tekhn.nauk; KHMELINITSKAYA, Ye.G., mladshiy nauchrWy
sotrudnik-j'-_W'Y4NOVA, R.V., teknolog
Using a steam-air mixtur6 for moisturizing pelts and semifinished
sections in furrier work, Nauch.-isel.trudy NIIMP no.10.65-75
96o. (MIRA 14:4)
(Fur--Dressing and dyeing)

Ye B. ~ k and. tekhr . nauk R! I 1'111Z I P F! Y,, C.. :,larish 1 y
sotrudnik; USIYANOVA, R.J.
Use of 4-frared rays for rabbit i,,-~It drying duri.rigr th,-, dyelng of
rak, skins. Nauch. issl. t:-udAy TAIRV nL,.12:.,'9.-L'5 '63.
Radiation-convection nethod for dryi"Ig sheol- jelto 'cLe Lse
of gas radiators. lbid.:45-55 . 0~-F! 17:11)

FRENKELIO Te.B.; SHAKET, G,P.;.KA7A V.M.; KMLINITSKAIA9 Te.G.,-
Bangs V.M.;
Ne.w.- mpthod of moistening fur skins and cuts in furrier uOrk.
Kozh .-pbuv.prom. 5 no.1328-31 Ja 163. (NIRA 102)
(Fur-Dressing and dyeing)

On
~ERZOTI, A.K., dotsent; KASIYANOVA, T.N.
Materials on comparative evaluation of modern diuretics. Sov. med.
28 no.-5:102-110 My 165. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Kafedra propedevticheskoy terapii (zav. - prof. M.1,Frankfurt)
lechobnogo fakullteta Donetskogo meditsinskgo instituta.
- VT , .,- -,, I

MERZM, A.K.,- NESTEROVA L.P.; W,IYANOVA. T.N.
Use of corticosteroide in cardiac invufftoi~nay. Sov. med.
27 no.12:22-30 D'63 (MTRA 17:4)
1. 1z kafedry propedevtiahaskoy terapii zavo - Prof. M-1.
Frankfurt) leohebaogo fakulltetha Donetskogo meditsinskogo
inatituta.

.ioia
Combined use of mercusal and euphyllin. Sov. med. 27 no,12:
89-92 D163 (MIRA 1714)
1, Iz kafedry propedevticheskoy terapii ( zav. - prof, M.I.
Frankfurt) lecliebnogo fakullteta. Donetskogo meditsinskogo in-
stituta.

PAVLENO, I.!., Irzh.; ROVENSKAYA, T.V., inzh.;.USJ-YANQVA, L.S.,
Macrophotography of graphite to reveal its eutectic grain. Lit.
prbizv. no.7:4,/ JJ- 165. (MiHA 18:8)

OUKOVAT~XHP
198
Combined use of thic-TE)"A Pnd Au In tivatmint of ~,.anc,.nr
ascites &nd plourlay. Vop.onk. 11 nu.ll~!26-28 165.
(MIRA I 9.-'L)
1. 1? Nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta orkologil i
nw-d!tsin.ikoy radlol-)vil Kinisterstva zd-Ltvookhranenjyq- Pelo.-
russlkoy (tilrektor - pro r- N. N.llekoandrov) .

V I KASfYANOVA and I N ORLOV
" Preparation of Experimental Cathode-Ray Tubes with Wnochrowitie Screens,
10 Cm in Diameter" from Annotatio a of Works Gomplet&. In 1955 at the State Union
Fai, Rest lustj Min, of Radio Engineering Ind.
So; B-3,080.0,64

SUBJECT USSR / PHYSICS CARD 1 / 2 PA - 1835
AUTHOR BLAgNOVA,E.I., MOKRINGEVAIA.I.j KASJANOVA,V.I.
.TITLE Luminescent Substances for Colored Television on the basis of
ZnS * ZnSe.
PERIODICAL gurn.teohn.fis,36, fasc.12, 2784-2785 0956)
Issued: 1 / 195T
In the works by GRIGORJEV and in one by the authoresses the possibility was
pointed out of using the luminescent substances ZnS . ZnSe for a number of
industrial purposes. The method of producing these substances is simple and
reliable. In the course of this work the authoresses describe their investiga-
tion of these substances as~their applicability for colored television. The com-
position of the green and red layers of the luminophores is given as Well as the
reaction when forming the luminophores: ZnS + Se02 -9, ZnS . ZnSe + SO 2' The
ratio of the components of the re.-d and green luminophore layers was empirically
selected. Hardening of the luminophores was carried out in the air for one hour
at 9000 C. The temperature and the flux chosen warranted a produo~.ion of powders
with a very close granulometrio composition. Samples of blue, red, and green
luminescent luminophorea were obtained. The experiment showed that the lumine-
scent color of the luminophores is of sufficient stability in the case of a
sufficiently great modification of the state of excitation (anode voltage of
from 15 to 20 kV and current density of the beam 0.1 4"A.cm-2 - 4 e,,A.cm-2).
An important property of the lnminophores for colored television is the stabil-

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Zurn.techn.fis,26j faso.12, 2784-2785 (1956) CARD 2 / 2 PA - 1835
ity of their calorimetric parameters during the thermal process of their treat-
ment, which is in connection with the production technique of the ainescope.
A table shows the calorimetric parameters before and after heat treatment. Two
diagrams show the spectral composition of the radiation of the colored lumino-
phores and the dependence of brightness on the density of the current. The
brightness of the luminescent screens of these luminophores changed after 400
hours of operation and at an anode voltage of 15 kV and a current density of
the beam of 1 & A.cm-2 by less than
INSTITUTION:

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Using flow-line methale in manufacturing laboratory glassware.
Stek. i ker. 17 no.8:38 Ag 1609 (MIRA 13:8)
(Conveying machinery)
(Gus-Khrustalayy-Glass manufacture)

MMONp A.X.~ffl dotsent; KASOYANOVA.. T.W.
Data on the characteristics of the diuretic action of fonurit.
Terapoarkhe noe8t122,062. (MIRA 150-1201
1. Tz kafedry propedevticheskoy terapii lechebnogo fakullteta.
(zav, - dotsent M.I. Ftankfurt) Donetskogo moditsinskogo instituta.
(THMMOLE SULFONgaDE)

JMAYEV$ M.G.; SHAKIROVA, A.1;1,.,- SHIM-LAVOVA,
Organophosaioms compounds vith nn antive me-,',Pylerl,7 -1.P. part
1: Synthesis of certain ~-ketophoar-,hjnat.Bs. 7.hur. ob. khin.
34 no.12.*3950-3952 D 161,' AIFU 18.1)
1, Banlikirskiy goaudftrstvennyy univGrsite+..

IVANOVA, R.M.-, ASHRAFI, R.I.; KIRIKOVA, Te.M.-, VITZMERG, Z.V.;
ZARETSKATA, A.R.; NAURITNA, M.S.; RAFIYBNKO, D.V.; BUBAKOVA,
G.Ye.: ICUTMWO. I.T.,,1~8111ANDVAP --- :Lej_Mt_; PUSHIN. S.P.. inzh.
Observations on the stability of track. Putl i put.khoZ.
no.10:6-7 0 159. (HIRL 1312)
1. Studenty Moskovskogo instituta inzhenerov zhelezaodoroxh-
nogo transporta (for all excopt Perabin)*
Pailroacis -Track)

XLSIYANSKrf, M.S.
"3quipment of the liqueur and vodlm plants' by A.M.Dinaburg,
I.M.Roiter. Reviewed by M.S.Kaslianskii. Spirt,prom. 26 no.l:
38-39 16o. - (MIU 13: 6)
(Liquor indastry-Squipment and supplies)
Udnaburg. A.M.) (Roiter, I.M.)

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PE~revoshchikov, D;iiL-.,--iY 17JUG-IFM
al-.Li~rij,i llatveyevich -.Perevoshch;tkov. jVat. v shkole Nlo. 1, ll)")3.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, J u rl (-' 1953. Unclassifiv

KASIYANrUX S.A. (Kiyev)
I
Academician I.S.Fedorov's interpretation of Euclidean three-
dimensional space. Matsv shkole no.1:1-8 Ja-P 156.(MM 9:4)
(Geometry) (Crystallography, Mathematical)

J
AU121HOR: nS*YANYUK S.A. (Kiyev) 39-3-3/6
TITLE: On Function*e of the Classes A and HF in the Circular Ring
/0 fgnktsiyakh-.klLssov A i H v krugovom kolltse)
PERIODICAL: Nat.Sbornik, 1957, Vol- 42, Nr-3, PP-301-326 (USSR)
ANTRACTs Lot 1,(r;R) denote the circular ring 0-