SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHEBANOVA, M.P. - SHEBERSTOV, V.I.

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to Lhe PL1bliC;1LiO11t3 Fe:l~i ;~LS f0ij.OWS: P. POI~ISOIJY
G.. ',Vilkingson, J, Am. Chem. Soc. 76, 2024 (1954); P. Pouson, Quart,,
Rev. 9, 391 (1955); US Patent ":?,719,074, H. Gilman, J. Biel. C.
Orannen, M, Bullock, G, Dunn, L. lHiller, J. Am. C'!,em. Soe, 71,
1499 (1949).
ASSOf"IATION; Ho8kovskiy khimiko-teklinologicheskly
D~ 1. Nendeleyeva (Moscow Institute
Tec1ino1o,,,-,.y im. D.I. He,,ideeleyev)
SUBEITTED: December "124, !,)60
institut im.
of Chemical
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D204/D307
AUTHORS: Sokolova, Ye. B., Shebanova, M.-P. and Chou Heng-chin
TITLE: Synthesis of ferrocene analogs
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, v. 33, no. 1, 1963, 217-220
TEXT: A continuation of earlier work (ZhOKH, 31, 3379 (1961)) in
which di(methylindenyl) iron was prepared by condensing 1-methyl-
indenyllithium with FeCl Condensations of 3-ethyl-, 3-butyl-,
2'
3-allyl-, 3-phenyl-, and 3-benzyl-indenyllithium with FeCl were
2
studied in the present work. In a typical preparation ethereal al-
kylindene was added, with stirring, to n-BuLi, and the mixture was
stirred for 2 hours on a water bath to form the Li derivative i
FeCl (obtained by the reduction of FeCl with PhCl) was then added!
2 3
.in portions to the cooled solution and the reaction mixture was
stirred, first for 1 hour at room temperature, then for 2 hours at
1000C. The mixture was then cooled and the ethereal filtrate was
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Synthesis of ferrocene ... D204/D307
poured into ice water acidified with HC1; the organic layer was
washed with 5~a aq. NaOH, and with HO, and was then dried over
MgSO 4' Ether was then evaporated off, unreacted alkylindene was re-
moved with superheated steam ~20000 and the residue was distilled,
at 2 - 5 mm Hg, under N 2' Di-(alkylindenyl) iron analogs of ferro-
cene were obtained; the violet-black ethylindenyl- and allylindenyl~
derivatives were not, however, fully characterized owing to the dif-,
ficulty of preparing sufficiently ure starting alk Ylinden~les.
Di(butylindenyl)-,di(phenylindenyi~-, and di(benzylindenyl irons
were obtained in 10 - 20% yields. The butyl derivative was violet-
black, the remaining 2 were black. The benzyl derivative had a m.p..
of 131 - 1330C. There are 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni
D. I. Mendeleyeva (Moscow Institute of Chemical Tech-
nology imeni D. I. Mendeleyev)
-SUBMITTED: February 2, 1962
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'OVA, M.-P.i G-OLOVINA, 11.1.
D~; S',TBAI,
T SOKOTMA,
'ddit"Lon of S-4-'-Jccn h7driciel -o dLneth-,la7ly'lf rrocenylsilane in
tne presence ;42?tC16~ Dokl. AN SSSR
0 lo3. (MIRA l6tl2)
1. M,-):-,kc)vqkiy khirnikc,--fekhnol.ogic-he-qkiy institut Lm. D.I.Mendeleyeva.
AN SSSR (for Petrov).

ACCESSION NR: APhO12284
S/0070/64/009/001/0116/0117
AUTHORS: Zhuravlev) N. N.; Stepanova, A. A.; Shebatinov, M. F.
TITLE: X-ray determination of the coefficients of thermal expansion for monosul-
f ides of Lap Ce) Pr) and Nd
SOURCE: Kristallografiya, v. 9, no. 1, 1964, 116-117
,VIG 2AGS: thermal expansion, thermal expansion coefficient, rare earth monosul-
fid-, x ray deLeritination, semiconductor, metallic conductivity
AFGrRAGT: Tha cx-ystals investigated are cubic and have the structure of NaCl.
Tl~e la"tice dimensions, density, interatomic distances, atomic diameter, and
thermal expansion for the various sulfides are shown in Table 1 (f the Snelosure.
To obtain the coefficient of thermal expansion the authors took x-ray photographs
in a vacuum at various temperatures (from room temperature to 400G)p using Cu
radiation. They also computed an index A , proposed by L. D. Dudkin (Nekotory*ye
zakonomernosti obrazovaniya poluprovodnikovy*kh faz v sistemakh s perekhodny*mi
metallami. V sb. 1'Vy*sokotemperaturnyoiye metallokeramicheskiye materialy*."
Izd-vo AN Ukr,->SR, Kiyev, 1962, 67), which characterizes the type of conductiv-
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ity. ..1r A< jb.~,-;j the compound should have metallic conductivitys if
then, under certain conditions., the compo'und-i4act as a semiconductor. All
the studied compounds have A less than 14.5%. Orig',' arts bast 1 table,
A5SOCIATIONt Moskovskiy gosudaretvenrW,*y urdversitet im. M. Ve Lomonosova (Moscow'
State University)
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SOKOLOVA, Ye.B.; SILI*BANOVA, L,I.P.;CIIZ[IOU KHEN-TSM11 [Chou H8ng-chin];
P ISAIIEVA, ~ S.A. - '
Use of fulvenes for the syn-11hesis of homologs and analogs of
ferrocene. Zhur. ob. khim. 34 no.8:2693-2696 Ag 164.
(RIRA 17:9)

SOKOLUA , Ye 6W,EAj,CIV~ , 14.1- . " ~I `S-" ~ !I N '-TS ZE [ T !a rig TSiin-chiah j ;
TDOYANCVSKAYA , Y,~.A.
Condensaiion Gf ar, brcmide of thke r-q Dr composition
i-~3 -
with carbonyl compounds and Grignard reagents. Zhur. ob,
no.9:3085-3087 S 164. (MIRA 17:11)

Orolithiassis in pregmancy. Urologiia no.3:2C-22 162.
(I"IRA 15: 1)
1. Iz al-ushers'l-o--ginekologicheskogo otdeleniya (zav. - DJIT.
Kazarnovskaya,, nauchny-,r rukovoditell - prof. G.Ye. Gofman)
-Ser.trallno,,, klinicheskoy bollnitsy imeni Y.A. Semashko Ministerstva
pittey soobshchen3-ya.
(C.ULULI, URINARY) (PREGITANGY, COITLICATIOY.S OF)

GONSOVSKAYA, T.B.; SHERA40VA,,-Ye~A.
Application of brittle laqueur coatings for the determinatlon of
strains in machine parts. [Nauch. trudy] KIIE04ASHa 1:222-226 '59.
(MIRA 14:1)
(Machine-Te'sting)
(Strains and stresses-Testing)

S,,L-'BAR(JV, I.L.. inzh.
Trarls~-,ortation. ,.;ekh. , a,,-tom, projzv. 17 no~6.17-22 je 163.
(Y-EU 16:7)
(Mataxials handling)

SHz3v-3i;lii, M.N. ka'-emerovskaya obl.)
..about the notes published in ao.5 of "Katem.-ttika v shkole' for
1959. Mat.v shkole no.4;71-72 Jl-Ag 16o. (MIRA 13:9)
(Geometry)

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f or.-%---A i burr. q z h,

MARKOVAP A.N.; SHEBARSHINA, N.N.
Methods for calculat-Ing the transportation oil pe'.ro'Ld=-.
Transp. i kh-ran. nefti i nefteprad. no.5:23~_26 16r.
(MIRA !S:1011
1. Institut kompleksnykh transportnykh problem.

TIMOFEYEV, N.S., SEEBASIWICH. Yu.1.
Tntroduce on a large scale gas turbine drives in oil production
operations. Neft. khoz. 38 no-3:1-10 Mr '60. (MTRA. 13:7)
(0---s turbines) (Gas, Natural)

SKEBASHOV, YU.A.
Designing rain beams, taking in consid,3ration the elastic dis-
tribution of loads. Hauch.dokl,vys.ehkoly; stroi. n0-2:143-148
'59. (14IRiL 13:4)
1. Rokomendavana kafedroy mosty Lnningradskogo inzheaerno-stroitell-
nogo instituta.
(BridgeB, Designed)

SHEBASHOV, Yu. A.
Cand Tech Sci - (diss) "Calculations for girder span bridge designs
taking into account their spatial Derformance." Leningrad, 1961.
10 pp; (Leningrad Order of Lenin Inst of Railroad Transport En-
gineers imeni Academician V. N. Obraztsov); 150 copies; price not
given; (KL, 5-61 sup, 195)

SHEBATIN, Tu. I.
Setting of station marks by manual drilling. Geod. I kart. no.4:58-
59 AP 16o. (VIRL 13:8)
(Triangulation) (Boring)

-�gEBEKA. V..F.. kandydat takhnichnvkh nayuk.
Special aspects of the temperature of peat-bog soils. Vostsi AN
BSSR Ser.biial.nav.no.2:29-45 156o NLRA 10:1)
(Pent soils) (Soil temperature)

HRB_ Y.F., 'Imndidat nauk; BIIAGIINUMAYA, N.A.
Certain problems in heat and radiation balances of swamp surfaces.
Vestsi AN BSSR. Ser. fiz.-takh. nav. no.4:51-70 156. (MIJU 10:6)
(Swamps) (Radiation)

L) U
;70051,41 "G'7RCE CODE: UR/0367/66/cicii~/C)C)3/0482/0485
V. SHEBEK0, A.. V.
0a6: none
"Inelastle Diffraction Scattering of Particles with Excitation
of '-11onopole quelear Oscillations"
Moscow; Yadernaya Fizilca; September, 1966; pp 482-485
TOPIC '~"A,3S: --',-,elastic scattering, scattering cross section
Abstract: T'he method of complex angular momenta is used to
calculate the cross-sections for the Inelastic diffraction
scatterin,3 of particles leading to the excitation of monopole
nucleaz, oscillazions. A comparlson off the formulae with pre-
vious calculations, based on the distorted wave method, made
ILL' possible to determine the limits of the applicability of this
--ethod .The distorted wave method can be applied under the
condition that the inelastic scattering cross-sections are
considerably smaller than the elastic scattering_oross-seetion.
.-,as; I -
art. 17 formulas. IJPRS: 38,7641
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ACC NR: AP6002723 SOURCE CODE: UR/0056/65/049/006/1824/1830
AUTHORS: Inopin, Ye. V.; Tishchenka, B. I.; Shebeko, A. V.
ORG: Physicotechnical Institute, Academy of Sciences UkrSSR
(Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut Akademii nauk UkrSMT
TITLE: Description of Inelastic diffraction scattering by the com-
plex angular momentum method
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 49,
no. 6, 1965, 1824-1830
TOPIC TAGS: particle diffraction, inelastic scattering, scattering
cross section, alpha particle reactions
.ABSTRACT: A new method, which has recently been proposed by one of
the authors (Inopin, ZbETF v. 48, 1620, 1965) for the description of
!elastic diffraction scattering by composite nuclei, and whiab Is
ishown In a companion paper (Inopin, with A. A. Kresnin ZbETF v. 49,
1796, 1965, ACC NR: AP6002720) to be in agreement with the available
experimental data, is used to obtain a unified description of elastic
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and inelastic scattering of spinless particles. A simple analytic
expression for the inelastic scattering cross section is derived on
the basis of the complex angular momentum method. The S-matrix para-;!
meters introduced in the earlier papers are used for the inelastic
scattering in this paper. The expression obtained yields the well
.known Blair phase rule, for which a more rigorous proof is obtained i
in this paper than in the past. The results are compared with ex-
periments on the scattering of a particles by five different nuclei
24 48 58 66 88
(Mg j Ti , Ni . Zn J Sr ). and the comparison indicates satis-
factory qualitative agreement between the theory and the experimental:
data. The authors thank N. Austern and J. S. Blair for sending a
preprint of their paper b~~f'ore- publication, and to A. A. Kresnin
for valuable discussions. Orig. art. has: 5 figures-,--i-6-formulas and;:
3 tables.
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M
F,. Shebeho, A. V,
Institute, Academy of Scionces IT!-j,Z,;,nian SSP (Fizilko-'
si,,..- jr~,titut Akadf211-iii nauk TjkrainsV'1-v
Contrihution to the 'theory of diffraction scattering of particle's by nuclei
based on the method of complex angular moments
SOURCEI: Zh eksper i teor fiz, v. 50, no. 6, 1966~ 1674-1681
TOPIC' TAGS: particle diffraction, Coulomb scattering, S matrix, elastic scatterini,
Cross section
for elastic and inelastic diffraction scatterinE! of particlep
the e-xcitation of collective states, have been obtailled by the
InicAlloi-i of angular moments. It has been assurned that the i-~)odulus and the
P!Inse sh'Ift of iiie S nilatrix may posseSs poles in the complex angular momentum
plane. it has been shown that the presence of poles in the S matrix phase near the
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poles of its modulus and the Coulomb interaction explains a number of interesting
features of the behavior of the differential scattering cross sections, such as the
decrease of oscillation amplitudes of the cross sections with growth of the nuclear
charge, tile possibility of inelastic scattering cross-section oscillations when oscilla
J tions are absent in elastic scattering, and the decrease of oscillation amplitude witb
Mcompetition" between thi
the growth of the scattering angle. It has been shown that 0
Coulomb and nuclear phases can explain the "cross-section drop" (tile presence of
one or two cross-section minima which are much lower than the adjoining ones).
It has been mentioned that tile value 5(4) , where I'l., is the boundary nuclear angula~r_
momentum, can readily be estimated. The authors thank Ye. V. Inopin for his
interest in this work and for a number of valuable discussions. Orig. art. -has:
33 formulas'. (Based on authors' abstract] 'NT]
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SHEREKO, L.A.
SHEBEKO, L.A., Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) "Ch the problem of the
study of the mechanical drives of superchargers of internal combustion
engines." KharIkov, 1958. 12 pp (an of Higher Education UkSSR.
KharIkov Polytech Inst im V.I.Tenin). 100 copies (KL, 20-58, 99)

;~~,E'--T'-Al;, P.M.; .;;~E'BEKO, L.P.; C;*!KU!:G',,', A.I., inzh., rets-enzent;
KUL13E--l'G, L.M., letserzent; Cl=!,~YAK, V.S., inzh., red.
[Econc,mics, orgarLization and plannin., of welding producLion':
Ekonamik-a.... org,~nizat3iia i planirovanie svarochnogo proiz-
vodstvr-. 1-fo,-kva, Izd-vo "Mashipostroenie," 1964. 207 p.
(',.'IRA 17:8)

SMMEKO, N., inzh.
Performance of pumps at low temperatures. Pozh.delo 6 no-10:24-25
o 16o. (MIRL 13:10)
(Pumping machinery--Cold weather operation)
(Fire engines)

SHEBUO.-JI.1, starsliiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
------ -I --
Wrecker fire truck. Pozh.delo 7 no.6:22 Je 161. (141RA 14:6)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut protivo-
pozharnoy oborony.
(Fire departments-Equipment and supplies)
(Motor trucks)

1"NOVY Ye.; SHEBLIKO,-11,
Hydraulic characteristics of new pumps. Pozh.delo 7 no.32:~5-
26 D 161. (MIRA 14: 11)
(Pumping machinery)

6 11, ~* D"I _--, K j I if. inzh.
2
,cart '::- j -z*-e '----u-La,z-e o:' !,T-C'00 7 zs.-o z
26 i1 61. ( IRIEU I c . r, )

SHBBEKO,, N., inzhener.
Prolonged tests of the PHZ-17 fire engines. Pozh.dalo 3 no.2:2
F '57. (MLRA 10:43
(Fire ertines--Testing)

SMORKO, H., inzhener.
Mobile carbon dioxide charging stations. Pozh.delo 3 no.4:26-27
An 157. (MI-RA 10: 7)
(Fire ext'inction--Chemical systems)

POLUBBIAN, V.; SI'LEBRKO,, N. --
Mqjeriance in operatitk- fire engines in Yakutia. Pozh. delo 4 no.2,19-20
P I e,
3. (MIRA 11:1)
1. ITachallnik Otdela protivopozharnoy oborony Yakutskoy ASSR (for
Polubelov). 2. Starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik TSentrallnogo nauchno-
issindovatel'Bkogo instituta protivopozharnoy oborqny (for Shebsko)
(Yakatia--Fire engines--Gold weather operation)

ANDRUSHKEVICH, B.,4.nzh.; SMIBEKO, N., in2h.
Prolong the li-f'e of fire engine bodies. Pozh.delo 4 no. 7:18
JI 150J. (MIRA 11:8)
(Fire eagines-Maintena ace -3al reoairj'

SHAROV, N., inzh.; SMMEKO, N., inzh.
Mechanized tool. Pozh.delo 5 no.12:27-28 D '59.
(MM 13:4)
(Fire departments-Equipment and supplies)
(Chain sawO
~- 4~
1; r

SWOV. N.V., inzh., red.; SlPqB~O. N.D., liizh.. red.; UCIIITMI, I.Z.,
- if
red.izd-va; SALAZKOV, N.P., te in.red.
[Equipment for fire prevention and extinction; catalog-manual]
Pro'vivopozharnoe oborLidovenie; katalog-spravochnik. Mosk-vo,
Izd-vo H-va komTinin.khoz.RSFSR, 1960. 151 p.
(MIRA 13:11)
(Fire extinction--Equipment and supplies)

OZHRRELITL'V, I., inzh.; PHRMO, N., inzh.
Level indicators for water tanks. Pozh.delo 6 no.8:26
Ag 16o. (MIRA 13:8)
(Liquid level indicators)
(Fire engines)

A C C NR: AF6035753 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/019/0124/0124
'NVENT R: Sliebeko, N. G.; Lashko, S. V.; Svetlovidov, A. P.; Kamenskaya, Ye.A.*
, - 10
Ivanov, Ye. B Shikh, R. B.
ORG: none
TITLE: Alloy for brazing refractory materials '9 No. 186837
...JlasS 4
S(IiiiCL: izobretknii-ya, promyshleiinyye Lovarnyve. Lio. 19, 1966, 1
TOPIC TAGS: r e f r a c t o r y m e t a I -a z~r Metal brazing, brazing
alio-v
ABSTRACT:~~ -~iiis Author Certificate incro,'~uces a niobiLUM-base brIlizing: allcy, ccstaining,~
an i Lim? and vanadiu ry ima'--erials. To innprove til-,e qua'i,y of a brazed
!or relracto
joint, the composition of the alloy is set as follows: 20% vanadium, 10-20% titaniuml
and the bnlance niobium.
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ICard 1/1 UDC: 621.791.36

VOYTKEVICH, A.A.; BUY-HOITOVA, A.I.; BERLOVA, Z.D.; GERSHEYITSKAYA, R.T.;
SHEBSKO, O.D.
Effect of adrenaline on regenerative processes in normal and cas-
trated animals. Biul. eksp. biol. med. 47 no.2:124-128 F 159. (MUM 12:4)
1. Iz kafedry gistologii i embriologii (zav. - prof. A.A. Voytkevich)
Voronezhskogo meditsinskogo instituta (dir. - prof. N.I. Odnoralov).
Predstavlena deystvitel3nym chlenom AMN SSSR V.V. Parinym.
(REGEN3MTION,
eff. of epinephrine in normal & castrated animals (Rue))
(CASTRATION, eff.
on gegen. reactions to epinephrine (Rus))
(NPINEPHRINIC, effects,
on regen. in normal & castrated animals (Rua))

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r, , : I ~ . ; ~, . -K -
- . , :,~- -, - :-L, ~. ~-V.

-
,. V. I L' pet sk) -
rarc-fully carry out local fire technical inspections. -*,'ozh.delo
n~,-9:4-5 s '37. (M-TaA j(,):9)
~"Fire DreTe-ition-Insaection)

SFOBFKO, V. (Lipatek)
Using fuel servicing trucks in fire extinction. Posh.dola 4
no.R:16 Ar, 058. (NIU 1119)
(Fire extinction)

REZITICILENKO, P. (Moslcva); ABIWO410, A. (g. Llvov); BAGDASAROV, A. (Krasnodar).
ZEOKHOV, V. (Belm); TTbICHU4,,' M. (g. Llvov).; SHE3FXO, V. (Lipetsk).
Olzr readers' letters. Pozh. delo 5 no.2:31-32 F '59.
(MIRA 12:3)
(Fire prevention)

SHEBEKO, V. (ILipetsk)
I
Fire on a State farm. Pozh.delo 6 no.12:22 1) l6o. (MIRA 13:12)
(Farm buildings--Fires and fire prevention)

-Maintenance and repir)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 613
Shebeko, Vladimir Alekseyg ch__,
Svarka chuguna; proizvodstvennyy opyt vosstanovleniya krupnykh
detaley mashin svarkoy (Welding of Cast Iron; Field Experience
in Rehabilitating Large Machine Parts by Means of Welding)
Moscow, Mashgiz, 1957., 81 p. 8,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Vellmin, A. A., Engineer; Tech. Ed.: Shikin, S. T.;
Managing Ed. for literature on heavy machine building: Golovin, S.Ya.,
Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for welders and shop foremen.
COVERAGE: The book gives varions methods for the rehabilitation of
worn or damaged cast-iron machine parts by means of welding.
The methods described are those which have been used over a period
of years by the welders of.-Stroitellno-montazhnoye upravieniye
No. 4 (Construction and Repair Department No. 4) of the
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Welding of Cast Iron (Cont.) 613
Ch. II. Methods of Welding and Soldering Gray Iron 10
I. Welding by means of cast-iron electrodes, with preheating 10
2. Welding by means of steel electrodes, with preheating 12
3. Welding and surfacing with steel electrodes, without
preheating 12
4. Welding with bundled copper-iron electrodes 14
5. Welding with copper electrodes with high-grade coatings 14

6.
Welding with steel electrodes encased in a copper tube 1~
D
7. Welding with copper electrodes with a sheet-iron casing 15
8. Combined gas and are welding 15
9. Gas welding 16
10. Gas soldering 17
Ch. III. Preparation of Cast-Iron Parts for Welding 18
1. Preliminary inspection of the part 18
2. Selection of a method of welding 19
3. Cleaning of parts 20
4. PreDaration of cracks 21
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Welding of Cast Iron (cont.) 613
Ch. VII. Repair of Forging and Pressing Equipment 58
1. Repairing forge-hammer beds 58
2. Repairing the bed of forging rolls 60
3. Welding-up cracks in the bed of a woodworking machine 61
4. Welding-up cracks in the bed of guillotine shears 62
5. Welding-up cracks in a cast-iron gear box 62
Ch. VIII. Rehabilitation of Flywheels, Pulleys, and Pinions 64
1. Rehabilitating a saw-frame flywhee-1 64
2. Rehabilitating housings of crank bearings for saw frames 65
3. Rehabilitating cast-iron pinions of a hoisting crane 66
4. Surfacing the teeth of herringbone gears of mine hoists 67
5- Surfacing the teeth of worm gears of hoisting cranes 68
6. Rehabilitating air-compressor flywheels 69
Ch. IX. Repair of Parts Subjected to Heat 72
Welding-up damaged areas in(ast-iron sections of water
heaters 72
Card 5/6

SOV/1 37- 58-11-22575
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal- Metallurgiya; 1958, Nr 11, p 105 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Shebeko, V.A.
TITLE: Our Cast-iron Welding Experience (Nash opyt svarki ChUguna)
PERIODICAL: Tekhn. inform. Metrostroy, 1958, Nr 2. pp 12 16
ABSTRACT: The author summarizes the experience accumulated by the USSR's
leading establishments and by the Metrostroy [Moscow Subway Con-
struction Administration] construction and installation administra-
tion Nr 4 in the field of cold-arc welding (AW) of cast iron (CI), The
employment of Cu welding rods is justified only if a component cannot
be repaired by AW methods in combination with heating of the article
with steel or Cl electrodes or by means of gas welding (GW). Depen-
ding on the nature and location of the defect, various AW and GW
methods are recommended, together with appropriate welding-rod
materials. CoI61 AW with steel or Cl electrodes is permissible only
if the defect is located in an area operating in compression. Of
particular interest in the case of GW is the employment of welding
r6ds composed of inoculated high-silicon Cl containing 3.6-3.89~o C
Card 1/2 and 2.9-3.20/o Si. Welds and surfaces built up with thi's type of

Our Cast-iron Welding Experience
SOV/137-58-11-22575
CI exhibit a high degree of density and lend themselves readily to machining.
1. V.
Card 2/2

SHEBEKO,,-V,,,- ovarshchik
I prefer propane. Izobr.i rats. no.5:6 My 162. 041RA 15:5)
1. Stroiteltno-montazhnoye upravleniye No.4 "bbtrostroya.n
(Gas welding and cutting) (Propane)

0 1 KUZNETSO'IA, A.,
SHaRZ-jKO, Vladimir AIqkqqygyiqh- GURDV, S., reC
tekhn. red.
(Propane Im--place of acetylene] Propan vmesto atsetilena.
Moskva, Mosk. rabochii, 1963. 60 p. (miRA 16:5)
(Gas welding and cutting) (Prop,~ne)

r
-troItellno~--icr~-izhnoy;2 upravi-er.--'le tvermugo
ordena Loning -I ordenit Trudavogo Krasnogo 1"namen.' uprEvlenlya
straitell5tva Moskoirskogo metropolit6na.

SHL'BaO, V.P., kardidat tekhnicheskikh nauk-.
- Some data on evaporation and temperature in cultivated and
virgin swamplands. Trudy Inst.mel.,vad.i bol.khoz.1-N BSSR
6:224-249 155. OnU 9: 10)
(Swamps) (Soil moisture)

USSR/Soil Sciclice - PLysical and Cher-ical Properties Df Soil. J-3
Abs Jaur Ref Z.Iiur - Biol., No 5, 1958, 20056
Author Shebeka, V.F.
Inst
Title The Heat Conductivity of Peat Dog Soils.
OriE Pub Izv. AN BSSR, sera biol. n., 1956, No 2, 29-45
Abstract The virgin peat bog soils of the Bielorussian SSR differ
from the cultivated soils by their greater thernal conduc-
tivity. These soils are heated up faster end give off
heat under high moisture conditions. These phenomena slow
up at moistures lower than 75'p~ of the total rmisture capa-
city. The following formula is recommended for determining
the heat conductivity of_virgin peat bog soils:
(0-75 W - 40) - 10 4 .1 and for the tilled layer
3 -4.e O.oLlw, where A is the heat conduction
_-7- 10
factor in calories / eLl . seconds . degrees; W is the mois-
ture per volume expressc(~ in percentage. Examples of cal-
Card 1/1 culations are ~;iven.

7=
7 el, r.
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2,0~Q coplen prtnted.
Spon&orl.ng ager,~y: 01, uvr.Dyc u.7r&vlGr-IY& ex0y
bluzhby pri So~.te Xinstrov =R. C_
RtOP. Ed.$ V.A. UryvAyev; Ed.s V.S. Proto popov; Tech. Id.t N.I.
Brarnink.

:ydrologists,
PURPOSE% This work is Intended for meteorologists, and
,b
hydrophysic-btstparticularly tnose engaged In study or Rnow
and Ice and evaporation processes. I-ri
COVERAOEI This book contains papers on hydropAysica which were pro-
eented and discumaird at the Third All-UnIon Hydrological Conference
In Leningrad, October 1957. The Conference published 10 volumes
or. various aspects of hydrology or which this Is number 3. The
V. A
,
Uryv-ov
editorial board In charge or the series Inc lud:
.
:.
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(Chairman), O.A. Alskin, Ye.V . Bilzriyak (decea , 0 . Bars..
,
K.A. Velikanov, L.K. Davydov, A.?. J>omanjtsk~.y, O.P. Kalinin, S.M.
Xrltaxlly, B.I. Kudelln, L.P. Manolm, M.P. Menkel-, B.P. Orlov,
I Popov Prookuryakov, D.L. Sokolovskly, O.A. Spengler
v'
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L
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and S,K. Chgrkavakly. Ttils volume in divided
chebot~rn~
A:l
to Z "It lonai the first contains reports from the subsection
for the study of evaporation Processes$ and the second contains
reporcis from the anow and Ice subsection. References Accompany
each article.
budagovak4v A,1 [Candidate of Technical. Sciences, Instiut* or
~
Y%Dco;j Evaporation From the Surface of a Vegetation
Geograj;~
Cover 125

_Lj!,_ rCandidare of Technlc&-' Sciences, VNIDL VaIdAY)
?edoriZv
i~vaporatlon Under Porest Conditions 131
Kuznetaov.V,I. (Candidate of Technical Sclencen, 001 Leningrad)
'
EvWdri' !or,
From Bodies Of Water Affec ted by Plant Growth 140
_ShcDeka--V-3. lCandidate of Teennicai Sciences , hslor,saim .
-
_
FTT-T3`F
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orr7r4prov.ment find Water Economy] The Effect of Drainin
'
h _
-asnp on the Evaporation Regimen its
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0 gnjjaj~r
.It. 0 DC;
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&e OtOgrAPhy, Moscow) Geography or t
tut' he Snow Cover in the
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209
Shcherbakova, Y*~Ya. [Candidate or Geographical Sciences
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,
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_3tUdy of the Snow-cover Regimen In the UM 215
Auz;mIn
' (Candidate Of Geographical Scl*ncsa, 001 Lenj,_
T
xra Methods and Results of Comput&tIng :be
Datonsity (Rate) Of
Sn.rw Mel ting In Ruropean USSR
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SPEBEKO.-Vassa_]LedDxo-vn&;-BARKAII, V.A., red.; TINOSHCHUK, R.S.j,
- tekhm red.; ZENIKO, M.M., tekhn. red.
(Yearly distribution and supply of precipitation in the
White Russian S.S.R.]Vnutrigodovoe raspredelenie i obes-
pechennost' osadkov na territorii Belorusskoi SSR; prak-
ticheskoe posobie. Minsk, Gos.izd-vo sellkhoz.lit-x7
BSSR, 1962. 142 p. ~(MIRA 15:11)
(White Russia-Precipitation (Meteorology))

:;Iff-:LEKG, Vassa Fedorovnu; M! SHRIOVA 9 Ya., red,
i&vaForation from bogs and the soil rrir-'.~ture 6aiancel
Ispare-rde s bolot i balans pochvennoi viagi. Minsk,
Urozhai, 1965. 393 P. (!."I fu- 19: 1)

POLUV I LIEU)
i G.A. , starshiy ,zohinist; -;I,, V.V. , Ias'-.-nist
Reco:%~iendations are sun-lorted b:~ practical experience.
Ele'-. i tepl. tiaga 5 no.5:40-41 My 161. WIlk 14:7)
(Electric locomotives)

SILKIN, Boris Isaakovich; TROITSKRYA, Valeriya Alekseyevna; SHEBELEI,
Nikolay Vissarionovich; Ba-OUSOV, V.V., otv. red.; IORDANSKIY,
A.D., red. izd-va; LYUBINOVA, Ye.M., red.izd-va; ASTAFrYEEVA,
G.A.., tekhn. red.
[Our unknown planet]Nasha reznakomaia planeta; itogi Mezhdu-
narodnogo geofizicheskogo, goda. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.naak SSSR,
1962. 292 p. (KMA 15:12)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii nauk SSSR (for Belousov).
(Earth)

SHEBENKO,V.A., elektroevarshchik
,-
Tl~e Moscow Subway Construction Administration welds cast iron
without preheating. Vest.mash-35 no.7:40-41 Jl'55-
(Cast iron--Welding) (MLRA 8:10)

SOV/106-59-2-3/11
AUTHORS: Rodioncv, V~L,.. Strokov, V.N. and Sheberova, R.N.
TITLE: Remote-control and Monitoring Equipment for Radio-relay
Lines (Apparatura distantsionnogo upravleniya i kontrolya
dlya radioreleynykh liniy)
PERIODICAL. Elektrosvyaz', 1959, Nr 2, pp 15 - 23 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Remotely-controlled and monitored systems for radio-relay
lines usually consist of main, manned stations, each of
which controls several unmanned, intermediate stations.
This article describes one such system developed for the
Ministry of Communications. It differs from existing
systems in that it uses semi-conductor triodes and cold-
cathode thyratrons instead of the usual electronic valves.
This reduces the power consumption, increases reliability
and simplifies construction.
The system provides for the following possibilities:
1) Transm-issbn of 59 11comL, 'ands" to a-ny of 10 remotely-
conzrolled stations; receipt of a command by the called
Cardl/5 station is acknowledged by a special "receipt" signal.
2) Transmission from any of 10 remotely-serviced stations
of a sig-nai indicating a change in the condition of one or
more of 64 teie-signallinE. transducers. The signal

SOV/106-59-2-3/11
Rem-ote-cor,trol and Monitoring Equipment for Radio-rela7 Lines
U - -
,contains on-'Ly information on the stuation number at which
Uhe change occurs; the nature of the change is not encoded.
3) Transmission k.rom. any of the remotely-controlled
stations' when rea*uested, of information concerning the
condition of each of the 64 tele-signalling transducers,
previousl7 mentioned.
Telecontrol Apparatus;
Transmitter Each command is tra-nsmitted in the form of a
coded group of three successive ringing tones. Each
ringing tone can have one of four frequencies, thereby
giving 64 possible code combinations. The code-forming
apparatus consists of three semi-conductor oscillators and
three thyratrans. The code combination is selected by
depression of *nob on the command panel. The circuit is
described and Vhe diagram given in Figure 2.
Reseiver - The received command is decoded at the remotely-
controlled station by a "pyramid" connection of three tiers
of thyratrons interconnected in such a manner that ignition
of a thyratron in lo-.,,-er tier prepares for fixinE four
thyratrons in the following tier (Figure 2). The first
Card2/5 0

SOV/106-59-2-3/11
Remote-control and Monitoring Equipment for Radio-relay Lines
(lowest) tier contains four thyratrons; the second, four
sets of four and the third, 16 sets of four. The thyratrons
are ignited by pulses formed from the ringing tones of the
coded command by "signal" thyratrons connected via filters
to the output of a two-stage semiconductor signal amplifier.
To all the thyratrons of the same number in the sets of four
is applied the pulse from the corresponding element of the
code combination. The result is that, after a command has
been received. a relay in the anode circuit of a particular
final-tier ti-4ratron is operated. A three-tier pyramid
provides 59 final thyratrons for control and 5 for calling.
A circuit for restoring the decoder pyramid to its waiting
condition (Figure 3) is then described.
Tele-signalling apparatus - The tele-signalling apparatus
consists of the tele-signalling equipment proper, common
emergen,3y equipment and the receipt signalling equipment.
Each of the above has a receiv-ing and transmitting section.
The transmitt.1-ng section consists of th,7ratron circuits
conne--ted in a manner that ignition of each circuit,
after a time delay of about 30 milliseconds, triggers the
Card3/5 following thjratron. The simplified diagram is given in

SOV/106-59-2-3/11
Remote-control and Monitoring Equipment for Radio-relay Lines
Figure 4.. The first thyratron is triggered when the
station is call--d. Tele-signalling transducers are
conne:~ted in the cathodes of the thyratrons and, deDending
on the condit-on of the transducer, the thyratron anode
pulse operates one or the other of two, different-frequency
semiconductcr oscillators. The result is that the order
of the frequencies in the transmitted pulse train depends
on the conditions of the transducers.,
The receiver se,,,tion --ontains two circuits of transistor
amplifiers with fi-Iters and signal thyratrons. The circuit
forms pulses from the received ringing tones when "Call
Tele-signallIng' button is Dressed. The basic "repeat" of
the receiver circuit is a double-circuit., each arm of which
U . From the common
con 4-ains a pair of thyratrons (Figure 5)
.3athode resiStance of each -oair is taken the bias for ore-
Daring the following_-, pair. 'Trige;ering pulses for the iower
1hyratrons of each Dair come from the signal thyratron of
one frequency and for the upper, from the signal thyratron
of the cther frequency. Thus, the thyratrons ignited in the
Card4/5 different pairs depend on the character of the received

SOV/106-59-2-3/11
Remote-control and MoniUorini.: Equipment for R,~jdio-relay Lines
combination. The number of "repeats" of the basic
circuit equals the number of signal impulses applied
to the receiver.
Finally, the emergency and receipt signal circuits are
described. The techniques used are similar to those used
in the other parts of the equipment. The circuit of
the common emergency signalling transmitter is given in
Figure 6; for the emergency receiver, in Figure ?; for
the receipt signalling apparatus, in -I:igure 8.
There are 8 figures and 2 Soviet references.
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SMARSTOV, V.I.; SHBIRSTOVA, G.Ye.
Catalytic action of silver during the oxidation of hydroxyamino-
derivativee of benzene. Trudy NMI n0,7:101-107 '47. (MIRA 1126)
le Isboratorlya obrabotki plankl Yauchno-jenledovatel'skogo kino-
foto-inatituta, Xo9kva.
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Fotografiya i Aerofotografiya (Photography and Aerial Photog-
'i_aPliY_~, by Docent V. Ya, Mikhaylov, with the assistance of
Candidate of Technical Sciences V. L Sheberstov and Candidate
of Technical Sciences G. A. Istomin, Geodezizdat, Moscow, 1952,
372 pp
Presents the elements of photography, sensitometry, and aerial photog-
raphy. It is suitable as a text for courses in photography and aerial
photography given in aerogeodetic institutes.
The book represents a course presented by the author in the Moscow
Institute of Engineers of Geodesy, Aerial Photography, and Cartography for
students of the aerophotographic-geodetic- department.
Covered in the text are the opticomechanical elements of photography,
photochemistry, the photosensitivity of materials, inform tion on the qual-
ity of photographic materials; aerial photography, ground photography,
photocopying, the theory and practice of negative and positive processiAg,
and the elements of color photography. Great coverage and detail are given
to aerial photography and negative processing.

TATUSHEV, Yakov Matveyevich, profesoor; AHZBERSTOVi Valentin Iosifovich,
dotsent; VINOGRADDV, G.A., redaktor; MILICHIN, A.Z., redak-tor;
CHICHERIN, A.H., tekhnichookiy redaktor.
[Introduction to the theory of photographic processes] Oenovy
teorii fotograficheskikh protseasov. Izd. 2-e perer. i dop.
Moskva, Goa. izd-vo "Iskusstvo," 1954. 499 p. (Microfilm]
(Photographic chemistry) (MT-RA 8:2)

SHEBERSTOV, V.I.
Review of the work of Moscow scientists in photographic chemistry.
Usp.nauch.fot. 2:217-232 154. (MWA 7:5)
(Moscow--Photographic chemistry) (Photographic chemistry--Moscow)

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USM/Chemistry - Photography
Card 1/1 t Pub. 124 - 1V29
Authors I Sheberstav, V. I., Cand. of Chem. Sc.
Title tTreatment of black-white and colored motion picture films
Periodical IVest. AN SSSR 6, 83-84, June-1954
Abstract I11inutes of meeting held at the Chemical Sciences Branch of the AcadwW
of Sciences, USSRp at whith problems of treating black-white and colore.d
motion picture films, were discussed.
Institution :
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(Photographic sensitometry)

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Shcheritov.
ftel'tsov, _and tr. T Uspaki. "Va"kw,
Fol., Akad. Nauk S.S.S.R Oldel, Khim. A'a Ilk - 4 316-26
ages formed in c6or positive filin w~i~ kept 3 yea
Dye im,
at a - temps. and huudditi,,-.k, in the light and in the
rLirk. - Tbe optical ds. of the magenta. (M), yellow (Y). und
cyan (C)'jinmgcs in complerneularylight. were memsurell.'
The ratio; of the observed di. to till, Corresponding initial
valueq (DID,) are graphict.l. The filutii kept -in the- light
~verc-.iluit).;tcoiiipletelS,bleacJit.~tt: for fliost: kept in the dark
-one year. DID. mv-t!i S~Q M an~ 78% for,11, Y, and C
resp:
-years, thi correspon ing values of -DID. vve
Af ter. 3 d' je~ 87
will 64%. The later increase in d. of tht! yellow unage,
i -;ISCribA LO CutlverAOII f surne uf the cyan dye to brolvn~
Wl I-Elbstalwts. Similar'color transparclICICS1 were
kept in 0 at 210 atin. pres-mirt: (1), hi vacli,,, and in N for
variotts timcs.' Results are tabulatcd. The. value of DID.,
for C dem.-asvil to 95% after 4 months in after 12
months it- ;lir. 41'55; after 12 inontlz~ in N_~ud 391Y, after 12
months in tir at 30% Litat fur (M' + 1~) ill hItIc light was
1'3% ;Ifter 4 Ill'.11ths i:i,;Iir and 11-170 after .1 l1willilvi ll~ 11~'
that fi-r (At' + 1") Ater 1:~ uiohth~ ill itir at 30' (re ative
was 11;7TO ill.Wuc~ iiglltalld 915", hl greelt.
'Itat, for Vi after 12 mpittits fig Itwiwat :to - lla~ 84i~.
ift 111tw IiiAlt ill ~:rcctl~ The lugs '4.9!; IV,ts 'AmIlt
I It, ~alll' m Ithil wil It _'Iveulk ll~oe fur 1111a wiT4 IlItfiLts'

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base. bi till,
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14v ..4 k!'JjS!j.)4 (0-05 g~/Sq. 111.) "'Auci of
t
DID, for Y, . 1, asid C UAJ ill 3 yeor-5 to 55" 55' W161 20%,
11, tile -- way Litt, setbility u.Ls ~de(d.- o( cy-au
images fortuLd ;ri!iz a.
liydrox.~--t-stilfo-2-jizip)itlit)',c acid nctadecylatifide (11).
hydroxy-2-TjaPhLhOiC C~61
amide (111), acid octidecyl-
(IV), aw; 171i.N a6d 2-
(Ric thy loct advcy ham n ifopiwi t v W ~ i iric (V). '-Ifter 30
11 tit 7W (rchtive bmniditv. ~CIAPIICki VallItS (If
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for 114 wv~ 40, i(j. 105-
and &5%, resp. Values of
D/D, w-2xe aNu deEd. for irmun"t; forl-ned, with, tile plienyl-
-iulAc (VI), tile juld p-amilloph ny!amides,the 0,
m-, and the 1~ SUL '-11talillthyl-
amides, and the dipliertylinni 1u of I-bv roxy-"ilaphth ic
acid. For imil~-v
-q formed from VI wit-11 dicthyl-j~phcnyl-
euediamine (Vll:~ ind dlethyt-p-tolyNnedi, ruille (VIII)
values of after .40 da-v-4 110der tile givell Condition.,
were 95 and resp., for Miages formed from I-hydroxy-
2-naphthoic acid octackeylamide with VII und VIII they
were 60 and .357e, rv,.3p.. YOV.-L-0

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