SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ABRAMOV, N.N. - ABRAMOV, S. A.

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Call button devices. Elektrotekhnika 35 no.12:49 D 164.
(MIRA 18:4)

CoLuitry : USSR
Catuaory: Forestry. Forest Management.
Abs jour: 11OZiol., No 11, 1958, No 48737
,",uthor : Abramov, N.N.
Inst : 'ko-s-c-cr-w-7o-rc-s-Z-Tccluiology Institute
Title : An Experiment in Forest Maintenance Cutting by t'-e
Mmthod of Physiological Re6uvenation ant the Pushkin
Lealchoz.
Orig Pub: Nauchn. tr. Mosl:. lesotekhn. in-t, 1957, vYP-
43-47
Abstract:-Felling was applied in a 25-year old plantation
composed of 19 Pine + Spruce + alder with canopy
density of 1.0 in the D2 type of forest (the article
(;ives a table of data on the distribution of the
trees according to degree of thielmess, specice,
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KASTALISKIY, Aleksandr AleksaMrovich, doktor takhn. nauk, prof.;
MINTS, Daniil Maksimovichj doktor takhn.nauk, prof.-PrinimalL
uchastiye: MIKHAYLOV, V.A., kand. tekhn. nauk; ROVAKOVSKIY,
N S.1 AMAMQY~,~X~ doktor takhn. nauk, prof., retsenzent;
NiKI Vt G.N.,, kand. tekhn. nauk, dots., retsenzent; PREGER,
Ye.A.j retsenzent; BULYGD1, A.K., retsenzent; LIPKIN,ye.V.j
retsenzent, VOZNAYAj N.F. , kand. khim. nauk, retsenzent;
BELOV, A.N.# dots.p reteenzent; AGRANONIK, Ye.Z., kand. tekbn.
nauk, retsenzent; NOVIKOV, P.V.., inzh., retsenzent; SHVARTS,
R.B.p inzh., retsenzent; KONYUSHROV, A.M., kand. tekhn.nauk,
nauchrqy red.; NIKOLREVA, T.D., red. izd-va; GOROKHOVA, S.S..,
tekhn. red.
[Water treatments for drinking and for industrial uses]Podgo-
tovka vody dlia pitlevoge i promyshlonnogo vodosnabzheniia.
Moskvap-Gas.izd-vo "Vysshaia shkola.." 1962. 557 P.
(MIRA 16:1)
1. Hafedra vodoonabzheniya Leningradskogo inzhenerno-
stroitellnogo institute (for Nikiforov, Preger, Bulygin,
Lipkin, Voznayap Belovj Agranonik).
(Water-Purification)

AMMOVs Nikolay Nikolayevich, doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.;
KONYUSIIKOV, kani. tekhr nauk, nauchn.red.;
3,11MOVA, A,F.j red.izd-va; SHEVCHMIKO, T.N., tekhn.
red.
(Long-diS4 ance water supply] Paredacha vody na dallnie ras-
8toianiia. Moskva, Go3stroiizdat, 1963. 211 p.
(IURA 16:12)
(Wnter-supply engineering)

SHESTAKOVO V.A., kand.tekhn.nauk; SNEGOVO A.I., gornyy inzh.;
BONDAREV, X.D., gornyy inzh.; ALIYEV, A.A., gornyy in2h.;
AGZAMOV, K.Sh.0 gornyj in2h,',- AERAMOV, N.E,.
Using deep boroholes for breaking ore in the Sumsar Mine.
Gor. zhur. no.32:8-10 D 162. (MRA 15: 11)
1. Institut gornogo,dela i metallur6ii AN KirSizskoy
SSR (for Shestakov, Snegov, Bondarev, Aliyevo Agzamov).
2. Sumsarskiy rudnik (for Abramov).
(Sumsar region-Boring-Labor productivity)
(Blasting)

AUTHORSj Korenpant I. M# f Shty anoira, F. R.t Nikolayev, B, As$
Abramoj~~ 1.
TITLEs Thermometric titration of some organic compounds
-PERIODICALs- -Referativnyy- zhurnal. --Khimiyal no. 4# 1963, 154,. abst.raot-
4G147 (Tr. po khimii i khim. tekhnole (Gor'kij)f 1100 411 1961,
753 760)
TEM -The-thermometrio titration of aqueous solutions of furfura1'.%nd
acetone solutions of ealicyl eldehyde by solutions of tetramethylezi.ediamine
and hexamethylenedismine has beeninvestigated and found possible.. The
equivalence- point vas found from the salient point on the titration curve
obtained by plotting temperature versus titrant consumption in ml. The
optimum ratio of titrated-soluticin concentration to titrant was folmd. The
normality of the titrant mtet be about 10 times that of the titrattid solu-
tion, so that there is only a slight volume change of the reaoting mixture
during the titrationg thus avoiding any big variation in the specil."ic heat
of the mixture. The order of the titration is shown to have no efi.1'eot on
the accuracy of the analysis, The temperature pick-up consisted of a
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battery of 10 copper-constantan thermocouples, made of 0.1 mm diam. Plire,
The junctions wete moUnted in the titration flask, the "cold" junct:,,ons in
a thermostat. After each portion of titrant was added from the mio~O,oburotte
the mixture was mixed for 6 - 10 sec. and then the ohange in the ga~!,vano-
meter reading taken. (Abstracter's notes Complete translation.]
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PHASE I 100K EXPLOITATION SOV/5544
Tomashov, N. D., Doctor of Chemical Sciences, Professorp ed.
Korroziya I zashchita konstruktsionnykh meta]J-icheskikh materialov; abornik
statey (corrosion and Protection of Constructional Metals; Collect-ion of
Articles) Moscow., Mashgiz, 1961. 258 p, Errata slip inserted. 10,003
copies printed.
Ed. of Publishing House: N.P. Yevstaflyeva; Tech. Ed.: G.V. Smirnova;
Managing Ed. for Literature on Chemical and Textile Machine Building:
V.I. Rybakova., Engineer.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is intended for scientific and technical
personnel concerned with the corrosion and protection of metals.
COVERAGE: The collection deals with problems of the corrosion of constructional
metals, in various envir%anmenta and conditions. Articles discuss new methods
for the investigation and testir% of corrosion and give results of recent
research conducted on the corrosion and protection of metal constructions.
The corrosion of aome new alloys is also considered. The collection includes
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Corrosion and Protection (Cont.) SOV/5544
articles generalizing the resulto of research conducted during the last 2-3
years In the Department for Corn)sion of Metals of the Mookovokiy institut
stall (Moscow Steel Institute). Some of the articles were written in
cooperation with the laboratory ataffs of the "Serp I molot" Plant and.
Khimicheskiy zavod im. M.I. Kalinina (Chemical Plant imeni - 14.1 Kalinin) and
are based on Investigations condneted at these plants. No personalities are
mentioned. There are 219 references, Soviet and non-Soviet. References
accompany each article.
TAM OF CON=S:
Foreword
3
Tomashav, R. D, [Doctor of Technical Sciences]. The [Process]
Controlling Factors and the Protection of Metals Against Corrosion 5
GAS CORROSI(M DIRING TM HEAT TREATMOT OF ALMYS
Abramov.,O V. (Engineer), and N. P. Zhak [Candidate of Chemical
9-cfe--nees]. Oxidation of Some AUoya Daring Heat Treatment in Gas
and Electric rurnaces 19
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Corrosion and Protection (Cont.) SOV/5544
Zhuk, N. F, , and L, F. Yemel lyanenkQ Lft&eerl. The Effect of the
Carbon Content in the Air on the Gm Corrosion of Carbon Steels 40
PICKMG OF SONE bMALS AND ALLOYS
Kuznetsov, G. G. [Engineer), N. P. Zhuk, and B. E. Lyubinskiy
[Candidate of Technical Sciences). Electrolytic Pickling of
High-Alloy Metals 53
Kravehenko,. T. G. [Engineer]., M. A. Vedeneyeva [Candidate of
Technical Sciences], and F. S. RaWiovskaya (Engineer]. Pickling
of Austenitic-Ferritic EI8.11 Steel 72
Markovich., L. A. [Engineer], and'fi. P. Zhuk. The Effect of Haloid
Ions on the Corrosive Behavior of UQa8N9T Steel During Pickling
In Sulfuric Acid 93
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Corrosion and Protection (Cont.) SOV/5544
CORROSION RESISTANCE OF CHRCIKWM-NIC?EL STEELS
Vedeneyeva, M. A., an4 N, D. Tomashav. Corrosion of M18N9 Steel
in Sulfaric-Acid Sob.,tion '.~f CUS04 108
Vedeneyeva, M. A., and N. D. Tomas'licv. Effect of DeJ'Onmtion on the
Intergram,~'~ Disintegration of Chromium-Nickel Steel 1.16
CORROSION RESISTAWE OF TITANM AND ITS ALLOYS
Tomashcrf, N. D., and L. A. Andreyev [Engineer]. High-Temperatnre
Oxidation of Titanium 127
Tomasho7, N. D., and.M. G. Millvidskiy [Engineer]. Pickling of
Titanium in Acid Solutions and in Alkaline Melts 133
Tomashov, N. D., R, M. Al'twokly [Engineer], A. V. Prosvirin
[Engineer), and R. D. Shamgunova [Candidate of Chemical Sciences).
Corrosion of Titanium, and Its Alloys in Sulfuric Acid 151
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Corrosion and Protection (Cont.) SOV/5544
Tomashcrr., N. D.$ R. M. Al'tovskiyp and V. B. Vladimirov (Engineer].
Investigation of Corrosion of Titanium and Its Alloys in Bromine
Solutions in Methyl Alcohol 164
Tomanhov,, V D.p R. M. Alltovskiyp G.R.Ahtrpuava [Candidate'of
Chemical Sciencerj]~, and A. D. Arteyev [Engineer]. Corrosion Resistance
cf Titanium Alloyed With M~olybdenum, Chromium., and Palladium L73
CORROSION AND PKITECTION OF SOME METALS
AND AL1MS IN ACIX AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES
Titov., V. A. (Can&tdate of Technical. Sciences]) G. I. Agapov [Engineer],
and N. D. Tomashcr!. The C-,%rrosion of Tantalum., Niobilam,, and Their Alloys
In SizliN=ic Acid at Elevated Temperatures 187
Tomashov,, N. D.., and,P, V. Strekalov (Engineer). investigating the
Corrosion Rate of Iran-Carbon Alloys in Acids at Elevated Temperatures 196
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Corrosion and Protection (Cont.) SOV/5544
Titcv., V. A. 1? 1. M. Balandin (Engincerl, an& N. D. Tonnashov.
In-restigating the Effectiveness of Variaus Metal-Protection
Methods in Solutions of Su.1iaric an& Phosphoric Acids at
Ejevated Temperatures _XJO
CORROSION EINDLWME OF STEEL
Titcv
.9 V. A.., and N. D. '"vashe-v. Investigating the Enduremee
of Card Wire 215
mit-N The Effect of
A. ~ V. A., and Yu. M. Kororin (Ergineer).
Hydi-ogenation on the EnIirmtwo of Steel ? 2 3
Titov,, V. A.~ and V. V. Belouscy7a [Engineer]. Corroolon of
Steel in C;mtact With OopNar .?30
CORROSION AND PRCYMTION IN CMATLN
MWCPEG OP THE CHEKOAL WMISTAY
KU'vidskiyp M. G., Z. T. Ignsitova [Engineer], M. A. Vedeneyeva,
V. A. Titov., and. V. A. Kikut (Engineer). The 'Use of Urotrepine to
Retard CoyToBion of the Steel Apparatus Used in the Prod-action of
Ammonium Chloride 245
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Corrosion and Protection (Cont.) SOV/5544
Titov, V, A.0 L. A. MarkovIch [Engi:aeer],, and A. V. Prosvirin.
Investigating the Corrosion ResistEvice of Certr1n Metals and
Alloys In Hexachloran Production 254
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AUTHORS: AbraMov, ON., Zhuk, P.P.
TITIE- Oxidation of certain alloys under, conditions of heat-treatmint in
gas and electric furnaces
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, no. 11, 1,,461, 44, a1)str,-c:t
111295 (V sb. "Korroziya i zashchita konstrukts. metallich. nateria-
lov", Moscow, Mashgi4z, 1961, 19 - 39)
TEXT: In a set-up for the continuous observation of process kineti(s, the
oxidation of 9 heat-resistant alloys ( 3H435, 314652, 3H559, B)KO8,311894, ~'~H602,
31470 3 H813,H835 [E1435, K652, E1559, VZh98, E1894, E1602, E1703, K823
EI83531
) was studied under conditions of heat-treatment in gas and electric f~r-
naces: in the combustion products of "town" gas with excess air coefficielt
0.8-1.5, and in air at 900-1,2000C. "-!he oxidation rate of all the alloys In-
creases as the temperature is increased. The values of the activation eneigy of
the oxidation process of the alloys investigated in each environment were t-al-
culated from the temperature dependence of the oxidation rates. The oxidation
kinetics of alloys K435, E1652, E1559, and E1835 is described, as a rule, by the
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Oxidation of certain alloys ... Ao6o/Alol
equation /~ gn= k log Z + k4, and tbat of the remaining alloys. by the parabolic
equation A g , 4 Z , whose exponen-; n decreases as the temperature increases
and is clo-se to-2 In the majority of cases. A higher heat-resistance, particular-
ly at high temperatures corresponds to the oxidation of the alloysaccording, to
the logarithmic law. An increase in the oxidation power of the environment lowers
the oxidation rate of alloys E1652, EI-559, EI894, E1602 at all the temperatures in-
vestigated, and that of alloys E1435, and EI703 at 9000C; it raises the ox[da-
tion rate of alloys E1813, EI8_35 at all temperatures, and that of alloys EI-135
and EI703 at 1,000 - 1,200OC; it affects little the oxidatien rate of alloj
VZh98. An increase in the heat-resistance as the oxidizing power of the en'tiron-
ment increases is observed in alloys containing Al. whose strength and protoctive
characteristics of' the oxide layer increase as the 00 of the gaseous environment
increases, and are particularly high in an air environment. The oxidation rate of
alloys containing large quantities ( ~', 30%) of Fe decreases as the 00.05 mm. No changes in
structure in these specimens were discovered. Thus, the effect of the refinement
of the structure of an ingot crystallizi!d in an US field in the presence of the
impurity can only be attributed to an activation of the impurity in the US fif"Id.
Not all metals are affected similarlyay elastic vibrations. For example, the
structure of ingots of stainless steel j.Khl8N9 does not exhibit any notiq~able
changes under elastic vibrations, whe-rea;-~h-etitainless steel KhZ5NZO,i'fur;ed
from identical charge materials and exposed to elastic vib~-.ii-ions of-tl-ie,~ame
power, becomes greatly refined. The structure of the tool steel E1347`wa-~ not
affected significantly by elastic vibrations. In substance it is concf~'8e-d th,it one
of the !acAors that determines the sui-tabili,ty of a metal for treatment by elastic
vibrations is the magnitude of the work of formation of nuclei. The smaller that
work, 'th6 more effectively can the alloy be treated by elastic vibration. Crig.
art. has 5 figs.
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AUTHORS: Abramov, 0_.,V,, Neymark, V.Ye., and Teumin, I.I.
TITLE: Some special features and action of ultrasonics on the
process of crystallization of metals and alloys
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v-13, no.6, ).962,
875-878
TEXT: The authors continue their earlier work (Ref.l:
Ya.B. Gurevich, V.I. Leontlyev, I.I. Teumin, Problemy metallove-
deniya i fiziki metallov (Problems of Metallography and the '
Physics of Metals)6, Moscow, Metallurgizdat, 1959) on the offect
of ultrasonic vibration on the crystallization of metals and
alloys, experimenting on liquid bismuth and antitiony. -The metal
contained in a crucible was heated in a resistance furnace eind.
the rate of cooling of the melt was controlled. Ultrasonic
vibrations were applied from the top, the tip of the velociny
transformer being preheated to a few degrees above the
crystallization temperature of the metal. The-experiments were
carried 'out at a minimum ultrasonic intensity to eliminate
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cavitation anddispersion. The magnetostrictive vibrator was
energised by a 10 kW ultrasonic generator, and the output it,easured
with a hot wire ammeter. Treatment of liquid bismuth and ontimony
with ultrasonic vibrations considerably decreases the durat,ion of
existence of supercooled liquid and leads to the formation'of fine
grain structure. The time ot appearance of the first crystallize-
tion centre for antimony was by 3 orders lower in the irradiated
melt than in the non-irradiatod melt, and for bismuth by 1 order
lower. The influence of insoluble admixtures on the diminution of
the structure in an ultrasonic field was tested on aluminilAm with
and without additions of calcium carbonate or alumina. Additions
of the above substances in amounts of 0.51 0.25 and 0.1%.wt. were
made in the form of fine powder (of various degrees of fintinesa)
enclosed in an aluminium foile The metal heated to 680 *C was
poured at 665 OC into a'steel mould with a vibrator attachod at the
bottamt The power was Vaeied from P A to 0
found that admixtures increase the efRect of vi~1raPM;"Fis&j Ia':iLtwh:u8gh
the admixtures in Amounts up to 6.1% wt. in the absence of
vibrationa do not lead to the diminution*of the grain stru..,ture,
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The ultrasonic vibration treatment of the metal containing
admixtures in quantities up to 0.1% wt. at temperatures abo-tre the
crystallization temperature did not cause the diminution of the
grain structure. It is conclAdad that the effect of diminution
of the grain structure of the motal crystallized in an ultr4i.sonic
field in the presence of admixtures can be explained only by- the
activation of the admixture in this field.
There are 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut metallovedeniya i fiziki metallov, TsNIIChM
(Institute of Metallography and Physics-of Metc,ls,
TsNIIChM)
SUBMITTED: Augunt 23, 1961
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AUT11O-RS: Abramov 0. V., Teumin, 1. 1.
TITLE: Effect of insoluble admixtures on matal crystallizaticAn an ultr,"i-
Sonic f ield
SOVRCE: Fizik etallov i metallovee.eniye, v. 15, no. 5, 1963, 710-716:
TOPIC TAGS: insoluble admixture metal crystallization, ultrasonic field
ABSTRACT: Thes'nsolub e aklure effect on the threshold power (Pth) dedrease
--- in-proce-sing possible mechaniei,fts
_LnNtilyj~n, nd Al-,jqas studied-and its
discussed. Ultraoonic oscillatior~5-0ike int:roduced into molten metals fro.ft
above. The insoluble admixtures wer" i for Sn and Zn; Al 0 for Bi;_Aor
-�~k2
Al. These admixtures lowered the P tl-. maghiXtude of elastic oscillations arii- ill-
creased the degree of grain refinement. Dis?arsion of the admixture parti,411eil
and their deformation did not occur In these experiments. The ultrasonic:
oscillations affect metal crystallizE:tion by generating crystallization c(l,iters.
Various possible mechanisms of this process are described, and the signifi,.ance
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of-viscous--friction in-particle metallization-is emphasized. Several othel'~,
possible ultrasonic field effects upon the admixtures are also discussed. Orig,
art. has: 2 tables and 5 figures.
ASSOCIATION:- jInstitut metallovedeniya i f4ziki metallov TsNII('hM (LjUJjUj,oe C-f
Physical Metallurgy.-TsNIIC
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the ultrasonic vibrations vas kept constant in aU the tests and waa equal to 1100 %
ratio, 16e.' the ratio of the grGAU-size Pn the c=t-rol ingot ~ to that
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AUTHORSi Abramov, 0. V.1 Teuminj 1. 1.
TITLE3 The role of cavitation phenomenon during metal crystallization in &I elastic
oscillation field
SOURCEt Fizika metallov i metallovedeniyal v. 17, no. 5P 1964, 786-769
TOPIC TAGSt cavitationo matallig melt, elastic oscillation, ultrasonic gen(iratory
aluminum, biamathl zinot surface tenziong metal oryetallizationp osaillograilh EO 7v
counter BF 2
ABSTRAM In evaluating the role of cavitation in metals, the threshold calacity
,pT is compared to the capacity where metallic melts give rise to a cavitaticn
phenomenon po. Elastic oscillations are generated using a magnetostriotive trans-
former fed by 10-kv ultrasonic generator. A titanium probe carries sigule to an
EO-7 oijoillograph through a BF-2 piezoelectric counter. The metals used were pure
,aluminump bismuthp cadmium,.zinop tin, leadt and antimony melts kept at temperatures
of 15-20C above solidification temperature. For.A19 Bip Fb, Sb# and Sn PT/P ''>~',
oav
whereas Cd and En have no cavitation threshold capacity. Threshold cavitatim is
shown to depend on surface tension and liquid phase temperature. The exyertiental
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ASSOCIATIOANs Institut metallovedeniya i fiziki metallov TaNlIchm (institute of
Metallurgy and Physics of Metals ToRlIQU)
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Coal miners need lightweight lamps with strong illuminating
capacity. Mast.ugl.4 n0-7:26 J1155- (MLRA 8:10)
1. Brigadir navalootboyehichkov, shakhty imeni Raganovicha
(Stalinekaya oblast'). (Mine lighting)

ABRAMOV, P.O.; BUSHN. V.A.; SHCUPOT. W,P.
Yracturs test for defitUg conditions of rupture. Zav. lab. 13 no.5'
600-601 157. WDA t0.-8)
1. YescoMnyy isuobno-Aseledovatellskly institut shelesnodambnogo
tmnsportu.
(Steel--Yatigue)

DIUCHKOV. A.K.. doktor tokhnicbeekikh nauk-, profeneor; BUSHE, N.A., 4!mndidat
takhnicheakikh nauk; BIGIMHOOTA, A.P., kandidat tekhnicheel:ikh
nauk;.MRA140T. P.G.. inzhener; DVOSKINA. V.A., inzhener; LUK TAX-
GHIKOY,-'~-- ~.., aver.
"Antifriction alloys" by A.I. Shpagin. Reviewed by A.K. Bliachkov
and others. Vest. mash. 37 n0.7:89-91 JI t57. (HLU 10: 8)
(Alloys) (Shpagin. A.I,)

ABRAM-07, ---P.G.; BUSRI, N.A.; ZADII]TOVSKIT, A.Tae
The TSAM9-lt5 zinc-aluminum alloys use4 for lining bearings
and making linings. Blul.tekh.-ekon.inform. no.6:33-35 '58.
(HIIA 11:8)
(Bearing metals)

BUSHF, N,A,, kand.tekhn.nauk,- ABRAHOY, P.O., lnzh.
~~
":'~w
Fatigue strength of zinc alloys. Trudy TSNII KPS no.157:3&-52
158. (MIRA .1:11)
(Zinc alloy-8--ratigue)

SOV./] 17 ~ i9-2-- 3913
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Met.allurgiya, 1959, Nr 2. 1) 22'1 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Bushe, N. A., Abramov, P. G., Dvoskina, V. A.
TITLE: Mechanical Properties of the Zn-alloy TsAhI () 1.5 in the C dst
Rolled. and Ext ruded States (Mekhaniclieskive svoystva Zn-- ipi a% a
TsAM 9-1,5 v lit-orn, prokatnom i pres,;o%annorn sostoyanii)
PERIODICAL: 'Fr. Vses. n.-i. in-ta zh.-d. transp., 1958. Nr 157, pp 53--b1
ABSTRACT: The mechanical properties of the TsAM 9- 1.5 allov (A) in the cast
state were tested at temperatures ranging from 0 to -1500C wider con-
ditions of tension, impact, and flexure. The results of the el'-peri-
ments show that at temperatures above 500 the strength chal-3CtL r
istics of the A are sharply reduced, whereas the plaslicily i! improved
A high degree of plasticity is acqui red by the A at ten-ipe ratu -es abo~~e
0
Z
00 - A sharp drop in the ;1k `--Ilkles "as "oted it ie"Ver,'"lles in
excess of Z250. The properties of the A in the extruded, rolled, and
annealed siates were compared. Rolled specimens exhibited almost
identical properties in longitudinal and lateral directions. Cz)rnpared
with the rolled variety, extruded rods exhibited considerably greater
Card 1/2 strength and plasticity. Annealing of extruded A's reduces tl e values

SOV/137- 59-2- 31413
Mechanical Properties of the Zn-all(-)y TsAM 9-1.5 in the Cast, Rolled, a-id (contl
Of 0-b and us. Abrasion tests without lubricants were carried out on a -nachine of
the MI type. Methods of fabrication (rolling or extrusion) (to not influenct- the atiti-
frictional properties or the wear resistance of the A.
A. P.
Card 212

SOV/137 59-2--3916
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1959 Nr 2. p 2-9 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Abramov, P,G., Bushe. N. A.
TITLE: Laminated Components With it Zn- alloy Coating (Binietallicheskive
detali so sloyeirt tsinkovogo splava)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Vses. n.-i. in-ta zh.-d. tran3p., 1958, Nr 157. pp 6!-69
ABSTRACT: A technology was developed for the manufacture of Iamin ited com-
ponents reinforced with the Zn-a'loy TsAM q--1.5. Steel coiaponer's
are coated with Zn witl-. an addition of 0.2-0.30'/o Al in a hot-- dip pro -
cess and are then lined with a Zn alloy. In the course oi sh~:ar-
testillg~ tile "steel/TsAM Q- 1.5 al'oy" couple exhib'ted grea,er shear
ing strength than the "steel/bronze OTsS 5-5 5" cOLIPIC. T~e new
technology was applied to t1le manufacture of crosshead beai ings . bush
bearings, and three-layer floating bushings. Components t1us pre.-
pared exhibited good performance characteristics.
P.
Card 1/1

SOV/137-,59-2-3915
Translation from: Referativnyyzliurnal. Metallurgiya, 1959, NrZ, pZZ) (USSR)
AUTHORS: Abramov, P. G., Bushe, N. A.
w-
TITLE: Operational Performance of Components Made of Zn-alloys (Opyt
ekspluatatsii detaley, i2~gotovlennykh iz tsinkovykh spl?.vov)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Vses. nri. in-ta. zli.-d. transp., 1958, Nr 157, pp 7( -83
ABSTRACT: Bearing components made of alloys TsAM 4-1 and TsAM. 10-5
exhibited frequent premature failure. Therefore, performance tests
were carried out on locomotive components made of a stronizer alloy,
the TsAM 9-1.5. Rimless, three-layer, floating bushings ri,inforced
with this alloy are recommended for extensive use.
A. P.
Card 1/1

BUSHE9 N.A.j IMOSKINA.. V.A-j AWOVL P-q*
Evaluating the affect of various*factors on the origination oi
semiliquid friction conditions; Tren.i iznemash. no*151152-166
162. (MIU 15:4)
(Friction) %.

BUSHEp N.A.0 doktor taklin, nauk; ABRAMOV, P.G., inzh.; DMIDUVAI J'A.1
tekhnik
Corrosion cracRing of briva products@ Vest, TSNII MM 23
no-038-40 164. (W RA 17: 8)

AMIMOV P. I. 32/49T71
USSR/Mining Methods oot 48
Mineral Deposits
"Let Us Phpand the Field of 'Shield' Type Mining
In Kuzba Bs, #I P. 1. Abramov, Engr, "Kuzbaaeugol"
Combine, ~)l pp
"Ugoll" No 10
Thick seams with h5-600 angle of dip are still
vorkbd by unproductive "layer" systems. "Shield"
systems mist be improvei so they can be used for
such seams.
32/497171

A"YJI p - I -
wavrAw.r.-
Instrumentation for testing anchor bolts. Gor.zhur. no.10;
24-28 0 160., (MIRA 1, ):9)
1. Kuznetski3r nauchno-lealedovatel'skiy ugolInyy Inotitut,
Prokoplyevsk.
(Mine roof bolting--Testing)

'--AMMOV, P.I., gornyy insh.
Now withdrawable rods designed by the Kuznetsk Ikein Goal
Research Institute* Gor. zhur. no.12:23-26 D 16o. WRA 13!12)
1, Kuznetski3r nauchno-iseledovatellskiy ugollnyy inatitut, ;. Pro-
koplyevsk.
(Hine roof bolting)

22(l) SOV/3-59-3-16/48
AUTHORS: Abramov P.N. and Voronovich,
'-iff
-to
~ A.A., Candidates ol
c
s
iences, Docents
TITLE: We Continue the Discussion on Seminar Methods 0To-
dolzhayem razgovor o metodike seminara)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vysshey shkoly, 1959, Nr 3, pp 31-34 (U!-SR)
ABSTRACT: The authors describe a seminar conducted by the Ghair
for the History of the CPSU of the Moscow Aeronautical
Institute. Its theme was "The 3rd Party Congresi and
V.I. Lenin's Book 'Two Tactics of Social-Democra(q in
the Democratic Revolution'". They comment in de-;ail
on the procedure, the way the seminar was preparod,
and draw certain conclusions. The joint presenco of
the Chair members at the semin ar, and the subseq"ient
exchange of opinions, has poli shed the instructosl
points of view and has helped them to formulate aore
precisely methodological princ iples. The autlior3
consider that the success of a seminar does not le-
Card 1/2 pend solely on the pedagogical and methodical skLll

We Continue the Discussion on Seminar Methods
SOV/3-59-3-16/48
of the instructor, but also on his scientific quEli-
fication. It is very important that the instructor
bring forth material from his ovm scientific worli.
The authors emphasize the necessity of a close, crga-
nic contact between lectures and seminars.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy aviatsionnyy institut imeni S. Ordzhori-
kidze (Moscow Aeronautical Institute imeni S. Oid-
zhonikidze)
Card 212

ABRAMOV, Petr Romanovich; Un'sv, Y.G.
(Hardware and electric applianceal machines for the home]
Netallokhosisistvannyo i slaktrotovary; bytovye mashiny.
Moskva. Goo.isd-vo torg.lit-ry, 1938. 260 p,
(MIRA 13:6)
(Hardware)

4BP&1Q.V,..-Fatr- Romanovioh; ZAYTSEV, Vladimir Gavrllovich; SINELINIKOVAp
TS.B., red.; USTINOV~ M.T., red,; ELIKINA, E.111.p tokhn, red,
(Metal and electric household goods and appliancos] Metallo- .
khoziaistvernWe i elektrolyytovye tovary. Tzd.2.p perer. i dop.
Moskva, Gos.izd-vo torg. lit-ry.. 1961. 309 P. (MIRA 15:2)
(Household appliancest Electric) (Metals)

A3RAMDVr P. R.; 4AYTS-EV, V. G.
"Metal and Eloctric Ho~isahold Good3.11 Second Edition, State Publishing
House f"or Commercial Literaturg Mo-cow, 1061.

AMAMOV. P.V.
"', I 4_ I
Problems of building location and engineering investigation of
construction sites. aor.khos. Hook. 28 no.?.-6-11 JI 154.(XLU :':7)
(Moscow--BuIlding) (Building--Moscow)
11 -

AHLWOVj__L.V_~___
[Tatar A.S.S.R.; study-in the economic geograplq]Tatar-
skaia ASSR; ekonorIko-geogrelchookii ochark. Kazan',
Tatarskoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1960. 229 p. (MIRA 15:10)
(Tatar A.S.S.R.-Economio conditions)

ABRAMOV, R.A., otv. za vyp.; TDWEYEVA, Z.N., red.; KOLOVA, T.D.,
tekhn. red.
[Pbysical fundamentals of inertial navigation; manual for
students specializing in "Gyroscopic instrLimentB and
devices.") Fisicheskie oanovy inertsiallnoi navigRtaii; po-
sobie dlia at.%identov spotsiallnosti "Giroskopicheskie pri-
bory i ustroistva." Penal. Pt.2. 1963. 35 p.
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Perm. Politekhnicheskiy institut. Kafedra giroskopielie-
skikh priborov i ustrointv.
(Inertial navigation (Aeronautics))

ABW,Q--V+.JLR.- ALEKSEYEV N.S.; ARKHANCELISKIY, N.A., prof,
[~lec;ased); GURE'VICH, B.S.; ZAYTSEV, V.G.; KEDRIN, Ye.A.;
RlRONOVAJ. L.V.; OSTANOVSKIY, T.S., dots.; PALLADOVP S.S.P
dots.; SERGEYEV, M.Ye.; TER-OVAKPfYAN, I.A.; TSEREVITINOV,
B.F.; SHCHEGLOV, L.M.; YAKOVLEV, A.I.; BORISOVA, G.A.,
red.; FEDRISH, D.M., tekhn. red.
[Study of manufactured goods; concise course] Tovarovede-
nie promyshlennykh tovarov; kratkii kurs. (By] P.R.Abramov
i dr. lzd.2., perer. Moskva, Gostorgizdat, 1963. 768 p.
(MIRA 16:11)
(Coinmercial products)

;..1 R.V., (i , , " , ;
"""ON d".
117
Roeqmlpq .*,!..-,-Ci , , 1- - , I tlr,-. . rir-- "t 4-, J1 I) ,
0" .'A . 10: F)
( 1 n~-,a . ; --o -- - ~ f." F. -Ivfrs , . P. te. )

ABRAMOVt R.V.
Sc)IItIIOI'n dI-"P1,'ICOv!eIItv in Lho IccLund cloprorsion. Dokj.
All S"ISR 166 no.11165-16' Ja 166.
U
(~-I ,,.A 2 ?: 1)
1. KaIjnin[-,radskoye otdel,aniye Instiluita Xi
Submitted July 30, 10,65.

TEM97- D71066-44Y SOUaCE COD73: UR/0362/66/002/005/055:;/0555
AUTHOR: Abrainov2 R. V.
ORG: Kaliningrad Section, Institute of Oceanography. Alj_.~S
otdolcniye, Institut olcanologil AN SSSR) Ai (Kalintrigradilwyo
TIT12: Seis.onal migrations of tile Icelandic low
SOURCE: AN. SSSR. Izvestiya. Fizilza Ltmosfery I o1ceana, v. 2, no. 5. 19662 553-555
TONC TAGS: metrology, noteoroloric observation
iV,,STL1LNCT: An investigation vis undortaken to detenAne the pattern of seas mail
-ii-rations of the Icelandic Lo-.-i; available it tbe Arctic and Ant-irctic
Scientif ic :research Institute for the period Jnnuary 13391-SLptenber 1961, we -c us-ed
r.or this purpose. This Iov was absent in only 55 of tile 535 cases conslden!d. In
each of the 830 cases tile aut:ior devermined the g-cographical coordinates of it.,
center and tho coordinates were avera'-ed for calendar months for tile entivo period.
7he Value of the -standard error of tile moin Nralues of the coordinatoo sdio~,n Lhat tile
chanze3 of tile latter In the covirse of Hio year are real. It was found thn-: in tile
CoUrse of the year tho 'North AtImitic Low on dle nVerage moveS CIOCIWise in a clo!;ed
path (as shown in a map); this path iq oriented Witijill t110 COnfirteS Of t110
tra-pezium 57-660 N, 16-500 14. In the winter (Octobor-Varch) migrations of ,he low
tilre is predorAnanced a rieridional co-,porent, and in svvmer (April-Septembir)
")e -on-4 componant. A vell-devoloped 1o%, is relatively stable and consido)able

ACC NR. jrP7 60 43
movements occur at tho time of its fill.in.-. 77ho winter -.ioiitli-to-.-,)Onth rnovevmts (2001~-,,)
are three times less than those of suvri~~cr. In winter Clio lov is situated In the
Icelandic region noar Its moan lorig-torm position; in sui-mv-r it shifts into che
Greenland region (Davis Strait)* OrIge arte lias; 1 f Igure and 1 table.
rj- P 16 :37,05,V
L
SUB CODE: 04 / SUBM DAM. 13 Jan 66 / ORIG R.F.F: 012
2/2 t-~

L 1111co-67 E~7(1) G`,~---
ACC ~R. AP6022225
AUTHOR: Abramov. R. V.
ORG: Kaliningrad Department, t4~~ LQ . Acac~emy of Scien(,.qs SS11 R
jlj~L
(Akadomiya nauk SSSR, Institut okennologil, iCaliningradskoyo otdolentye)
Id-
TITLE: Possible cliniatolo ical frequencies of the oscillation system ocean atmospho v
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestlya. F lzilta atmoi3fory I okcann, v. 2, no. G, 1966, 664-6(7
TOPIC TAGS: climatology, data analysis, hydroinotoorology, ocean dynamics, atmos)horic
thermodynamics
ABSTRACT: An analysis of the system ocean- atmosphe re and Its oscillation involved :nonthly
pressure data from January 1891 to December 1962 for the location and Intensity of the I-Torth
Atlantic depression, particularly the depth between Iceland and Greenland and south of this
region. The Interaction atmosphere-occon is ascribed to dynamic and the relation atmDsphereJ,
ocean to thermodynamic factors. The data were analyzed for periodicity on a BESM-2 com-
puter and classified in accordance with the theory of the quasiperiodic property of hydi 0-
meteorological phenomena. Perioda from A. G--22 yr were' obtained. Long periode rare F
-e
Card 112 UDGI-HI"51a.

i, WO-67
ACCr~ CAPG022125
ascribed to cosmic effects and the froqueaclos of 0. 5, 2. 2, and 3.7 yr were shown to be In
excellent agreement with published data and theories.. Orig. art. has: I table and 2 fl guros.
SUB CODE: 04/ SUBM DATEI 13Doc66/ ORIG RE, F.- 011/ OTH REn 005
Card 2/2 ' jb

RUWARTSEV, V, (Kiyev); ABRANDV, S. (Xiyev)
Improve the protection of cooperative property. Prom. koop, 12
no.10;16-17 0 158. (WRA 1:~:10)
1. Nachallnik otdela kadrov i orgrovitionnoy raboty Ukrpromioveta
(for Ruawantsev). 2. Starably inspektor Ukrpromeoveta (for Jbramov)o
(Ukraine-4-ooperative societies--Auditing and iispection)

RURrANTSU, V.; ABRAMOV, S., glaynyy revisor (Kiyev)
Great force. Prom.l:oop. 14 no-7:27 Jl 160-
(MTRA 13:8)
1. Nachallaik otdola kadrov i orgraboty Ukrpromooveta,
Kiyev (for Rurqanteov).
(Ulcraine-Zooporative societies--Auditing and inspection)

I%) d'. -),
ABRAMOV, S.
~ -
Sucoesoful extermination of rate in granaries. Mmk.-alev. p:-om.
23 no.10:32 0 '57. (HrIA IT.-I)
1. Direktor Bolishe-Chernigovskogo khleboprlyemnogo punkta
Knybyshevskoy oblasti,
(Rate--Extermination)

ABRAMOV 5 kand.ekonomicheskikh nauk polkovnik
Electronic calculating equipment and possibilities for its ust.
Tyl i snab. Sov. Voor. Sil 21 no-7:86-92 Jl 161. (MIRA 14.8)
(Electronic calculating machines)

all
"Cl
Di s
LOM~.otiv of T.L 1)
750 Tr-ch. r c,,.
29/5/50
loscow Forestry 1rst
80 Vecheryaya MO(kva
13
SUM 7 1

A--I I U) S. A.: (Candidate of VtAerinary Sciences)
blool picture in experimental tr./p&.:.osorniasis in as,es.
Department of ~arasitology and Invasive Jiseabvs
B. G. Massino, iroCessor, Honort I Scientist - HeaA of the Xpart,.Tent
S,~: Collection of 3cietitific Works, Lcningrad Inst. for Advancement of ~et-
erinarians, Ministry of Agriculture 11?SSA. State A~ricultural Publishing
111,use., 1950.

A M kl)DV-o S. A.
'I-t.lew Technology in the Limend Forest Industry," Les. Pror.j 12, No.1, 1952

ABRAMOV., Sh. A.
"The Chemicotechnologic-91 Characteristics of Varieties of Wire
Grape in the Khasavyurtovskir Region of the DASSR." Cand Agr Sci,
Moscow Order of IAnin Agricu~Ltural Aead imeni K. A. Timiryazev, Yidscow)
1955. (KL, No 9, Feb 55)
SO: Sum. No 631,, 26 Aug 55-Survey of Scientific and Technical
Dessertations Defended at U33R Higher Educational Institutiont
(14)

ABRAMOV. S.A., inshener; VCRDBIYZV, N.H,, Inshener; GIAGOIZV, N.H., dokto!
%WM is ichaskikh raukl professor; KMIS, P.H., inzhener; HARGULIS.
P.S., Icandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk; RISKIN, I.Y., inihoner;
YMYANSKIY, N.A., doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk, professor
Selecting types of diesels for projected diesel locomotives. Vent
TSNI1 HPS 16 no.2:11-18 Mr '57. (HIRA 10:4,
(Diesel locomotives)

kA~~Y,Ovt S.A,
W5 diesel locomotive engine with a calvAcity of 3,000 h,p.
Blok. i tepl. tiagLL 2 nD.7:13-18 Jl '58. OCRA 11:7)
1,Glavnyy konstruktor Kolomenskogo teplovozostroitollnogo zaroda
im. V.V. Layb3reheva.
(Diesel locomotives)

HORGULIS, P.S., kand. tekhn, nauk; ABRAMOV, S*A9, Inzh.
Uoing thin-walled bearings with thin-layer lining in high-calu4ity
enginee. [Trudy] Km no*76;72-a3 138. (KIRA 1:35)
1. Kolomnakiy teplovozostroitellrq7 savod im. V.V. Kuybyehevii.
(Bbaringe (Machinery)) (Gas and oil angines)

UT 1. 10 R Abramov, S.A., "Engineer
~7177
~hc work of the Kolomenskiy
D I C !"Ivestiya vysshikh uchebnykh
stroyeniye, no. 1, 1962, 43
3/145/62/000/001/(02/010
D262/D308
plant on combined. engines
zavedeniy. Mashino-
- 47
`XT: 'lie ;--irt`cle gives the history of the technical develo3ment
of earlier models leading to the desJgn and construction of ;he ccm-
b,i-ed tvio-sl,roke supercharged engine 40,r, (40D);
'1 (2500 HP, 3 8 Rg/
155 Hp/m3), pui into serial production in 1959. It is s-;ated
t;;at this en-iae is economical and compares favorably with the cor-
U
res-pon,ding j~merican, BritisY and German engines of similar c:*1inder
sizes with re,-ard to its weight indicators. The plans for thl future
~':evelopment and construction of modified versions of this ent-ine
and improvements (supercharging, nitration of crankshafts) aie also
discussed. There are 3 -u-bles.
!,_~_SOCIA%TIONT; Kolomenskiy teplovozostroitellnyy zavod (KolomnE Die-
sel Locomotive Plwnt)
S1J3:,'ITTED: September 25, 1961
1/1
Card

VORCNITSYV~ K.I., kand. Lokhn. rauk-, red.; TIZUTGAUZEN, P.E.j, kand.
tekhr;. nauk., red.; NADDIA nO , M.P., red.; TATITSEV, A.A., starshiy
nauchnyy sotr., red.; -URAMOV S A. kand. tekhn. nauko red.;
AL!Lk'OV, D.A., red.; starshiy nauclmyy sotr.,
red.; VIVOGOROV, G.K., kand. tekhn. naWc, red.; GAVRILOV, I.I.,
starchiy nauchny-y sotr., red.; MARGIN, D.F., starshiy naucl-myy
sotr., red.; D'YAJ:01-'OV, A.I., red.; ZVIYALOV, M.A., kand. tekhn.
naukp red.; ZARETSKIY, 14,S., starshiy nauchny-y sotr., red.;
RACKELKI111 L.I., starshil,- nauchnyy sotr.., red.; KISHINSKly,
kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; KOLTUNOV, 13.Ya., starshiy nauclu-*,y satr.,
red.; OSIFOV, A.I., kand. tekhp. nauk, red.; SHD;E-11, I.S., kand.
ekon. nauk, red.
[liaterials of the enlarged session of the Scientific Council of
the Central Scientific Research Institute for Mechanization anl
Power Engineering in lumtering on problems concerning power
engineering and the electrification of the limber industry]
lk-terialy rasshirenroi scssii Uchenogo soveta TsN11ME po voproau
energetiki i elektrifikatsii lesnoi pror-,vshlonnooti. 1--Icgkva,
1961. 75 P. (MIRA 15-4)
(Continucd on noxt card)

VORONITSYN, K.I.-(continued) Card 2.
1Mdzki.TSentral'rKry nauc~zo-issledovatellnkiy inatitut mo-
khanizatsii i energetiki lesnoy prorqsI-dennosti. 2. blacha'.'.'nJ.k
TSentrallnogo byuro tekhnicheskoy informataii lesnoy promyehlen-
nooti (for Vadbakb). 3. Direktor TSentrallnogo nauchno-
issledovatellskogo instituta vnekbanizatsij i enert'tetiki lesnay
promyshlennosti (for Voro-nItsyn). 4. Uchanyy sovet TSentrallnogo
nauchno-issledovatellakogo institute, moklianizatsii i energeti.ki
lesnoy promynhInnnosti (fo:7 Dlya~-onov). 5. I'achallnik otdolendya
energatiki i srodstv avtomatizatsii TSentrallnogo nauchno..
issledovatellskogo institulA mekharAzataii i onergetiki lesnoy
prov,.shlennosti (for Zaretvkiy).
(Lumbering) (Electric power)

-- ABRAMOVI S,A,
Diesel locomotive ID40 with a capacity of 2000 h.p. Elek.i t(! is
tiaga 6 n.o.5:27-28 My 062. (MIRA 15:CS
1. Glavnyy konstruk-tor Kolomenskogo teplovozostroitelinogo
zavoda im. V.V. Kuyl"heva.
(Diesel locomotives-Design and construction)

AA&RUIO-5 A-, inzh.; ALIFANOV, I.N., inzh.1 XARPOV, A.F., lnzh.;
KOOROVP A.P., inzh.; KOLOSOV, B.P., inzh., KUZNETSOV,
V.S., inzh.; NIKONOV, G.V.p inzh.j REPIN, M.I., inzh.;
SEMENYUCHENKO,, G.P., inah.; SLOBODSKOY, L.M., inzh.;
TSUKANOV, YeA, insh.; SHIFRIN, M.G., inzh.; BOLISHAKOV,
A.S.) inzh., retsenzent; KISELEVA, N.P., inh., red.;
USENKO, L.A., tekhn. red.
RlD45 diesel locomotive] Teployoznyi dizell llD45. Moskva,
Transzholdorizdat, 1963. 95 P. (MIRA 16:7)
(Diesel locomotives)

DZVELAYA, S.D.; ABRAMOV, S.A., kand. tekhn.nauk, nauc~lk red.;
MILIKESOVA, I.F.., tekhn. red.
[Stre thening the superstructure of logging railroad I
trackla Usilenie varkhnego stroeniia puti lesovoznykh
zheleznykb dorog. Moskva, TSentr. 4.n-t tekhn. informa-
tsii i ekon. issledovaniiapo, lesnoi, bumazhnoi i derevoob-
rabaty,raiushchei pronWshl., 1963. 21 p. (MIRA 17:3)

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