SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ALEKSANDROV, S. V. - ALEKSANDROVA, V D.

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USSR
Vegatublea, Oucurbits. M
IOT Y 'jultivated Pl~i;vLs kotatoes
F,ZhBi.-~)I.
Al ek sq_n dro v
Aaraalov:L, A. 1.
All-Un.,Lun InstUtute of j?lantCUltivatiOll
L Now Metbod of 3rowing Tomatoes in 'iot-ho-usa;3.
Sad 1 o-orod, 1957, No. 12, 12-15
--,.ACT -in 1956, an experiment on growinca, tonkitoes in bottomless i.
cylindrical vessels (jaade ofile,-00 asbastos-oament tubes
14.5 cm in dianister and 20 am in height plac,)d or., slu,O
was carrLed out at VIR and the laboratory of Leningrad
hothouse-ahotbed combine. The vessels were filled W 2/3
with a mixture of hum,,Ls and turf soil, and toawto seedlings'
of the variety Lenlngradskiy skorospealyy aged 20 days Were
set out. Slag was wetted daily with water. Once a weak,
the plants were fed wIth a sbluti.-)n of mineral familizerd.,
in the firat month of fruit bearin- a yield of 4.65 kg
from I ra2 was gathered (33% more than with the cultivation
1/2

vultivatod Plants rotatoes, Vegetables$ Guourbits. m
f.,') I, C 4 341"
Vj k)
7-1, G .
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her than I
-1 low yie
in the zontrol). ~1118 f- ids in both
variants are axplained by unsatisfactory i-Iluminatioa
conditions. E. A. Okorokova
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AT, SANDROV, S.V., kand.sellskokhoz.nauk; BOGUSMSKIY, A.A., kand.tekhn.
-------nmUk-,-VISRMONKO, S.F. , kand. sel I skokhoz.nauk; GERASIMOV.. B.A.
kand.seliskokhoz.nauk: GROMOV, N.G. [deceased]; KORBUT, V.A.;
KUDREVICH, I.A.; MMYEV, M.G., kand.tekhn.nauk; NOVIKOV, A.P.;
OSUITSKAYA, Ye.A.; SDULNOVSKIY, A.Yu.; SWEPTSOV, S.A.; SPIRIDONOVA,
A.I.; TARAKANOV. G.I., kand.sellskokhoz.nauk; CHENWrAVA, Ye.A.;
KITAYBV, S.I., red.; FMATOV, B.A., zaglU2hennyy agronom RSFSR:
GRUDINKINA. A.P.. zed.; KARTYNOV, P.V., red.; ARTSYBASH&VA, A.P.,
takhn.red.; BARBASH, F.L., tekhn.red.
(Vegetable growing under'cover] Ovoshchevodstvo zaahchishchannogo
qrtmta. Moskva, Izd-vo M-va sell.khoz.SSSR, 196o. 279 P.
(MIRA 13:12)
(Vegetable gardening) (Greenhouses)
(Hotbeds)

A=AITDROV, S-ya., zasluzhenW vaterinarrWy vrach Ukrainskoy SSR
Economic effectivaness of veterinary measures. Veterinariia 36
no.7:32-34 Jl 159. (MIR& 12:10)
1. Vinnitskaya oblastna-ya voterinarno-balcterioloeichosknya
lahnratoriya. (vinnitsa Province--Veterinar7 bygiete)

. AIEFtANDROV, S.Ys.; DOBROMfOrOV, Yu.S. (Moskva).
',
lee "flowers". Priroda 45 no-9:113-114 S '56. ()aaA 9:io)
(Arctic regions-4ce)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/3681
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut fiziki zemli
Voprosy instrumentallnoy gravimetrii; [sbornik) (Problems of
Instrument Gravimetry; Collection of Articles.) Moscow,
Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1959--- 76 pe (Series:* Its-: Trudy, No. 8/175/)
Errata slip inserted. 1,500 copies printed.
Ed.: Yu. D. Bulanzhe, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences;
Ed. of Publishing House: V.G. Berkgaut; Tech. Ed.: Yu.V.
Rylina.
PURPOSE: This publication is intended for geophysicists, physicists,
hydrographers, geodesifits, and navigators.
COVERAGE: This is a collection of eight articles dealing with gravi-'
metric instruments used An oceanographic investigations. De-'
scriptions of the instruments and data ori test results are given.
No personalities arb mentioned. Reference8 appear at the end of
some of the articles.
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Problems of Instrument Gravimetry (Cont.) SOV13681
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Aleksandrov, S--e.Y-e,., V.U. Sukhodollskiy, and Yu.P. Izmaylov.
ffe__w__Pe_nffu_1um Instrument for Determining the Gravitational
Force on the Ocean
The article gives a description of the MShP (marine Pendulum
Instrument) developed by the Institut fiziki zemli AN SSSR
(Institute of Terrestrial Physics., Academy of Sciences USSR).
The instrument has six quartz pendulums distributed in groups
of three on twp parallel, planes and is also equ%ped with a set
of special pendulums for measuring incline and accel-eration..
Technical characteristics of the instr'ument'and data. on beat re-
sults are given.
Tulin, V.A. Quartz Clock for Pendulum Measurements of Gravitational
Force on the Ocean 25
The article gives a description of a portable quartz clock
used for gravimetric pendulunj measurements. Methodsof
utilizing separate units and the.operation of the instru-
ment as.a whole are described.Rate curves.for clock under
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Problems of Instrument Gravimetry (cor)t'.) sov/3681
Bulanzhe, Yu. D. Vibration of the Support of Quartz Gravimeters
'kith Horizontal Torsion Wire 54
Romanyuk, V.A. Effect of Support Vibrations on the
Pendulum Oscillation Period 61
Kuzivanov, V.A. Gravity Determination by Means of.a
Gravimeter on a Moving Base 68
Berezin, E.M., and V.A. Kuzivanov. Nomograms for the
Determination of Corrections for Amplitude, Temperature,
Depth of Submersion and B8tv8s Effect and for the Determination
of the Coefficient of Vibration of the Support in Pendulum
Observations on the Ocean 72
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
TM/gmp
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SHCKIN, Panteleymon Fedorovich; BUANZEM, Tu.D., retsenzent; LOZINMTA,
A.M., retsenzent; VAMOV, X.Te., reteenzent; KHEY TS. M.Te.,
retsenzent; MAMOT, N.P.,.ratsenzent; MAKAROV, N.P., retsenzent;
ATjMWNMOV,-.-;.Xe.., red.; VASILITAVA, V.I., red.izd-va; ROKANOVA,
V.V.,-teldi~: red.
[Gravinetry; apparatus and methods for gravity measurements]
Gravimetriia; pribory i metody izmereniia aily tiazheati. Moskva.,
Izd-vo geodez.lit-ry, 1960. (MIRA 13:5)
(Gravity)

GRUSHINSKIY, Nikolay Panteleymonovich; FiMSKIY, Vaevolod Vladimirovich,
prof., reteenzent; ALEKSANDROV, Sergey Yefimovich dote., reteenzet;
NOSYREVA, I.As, ;`e-~.;~I, L.V., TEKEN. RED.
[Introduction to gravivetry and gravity prospecting) Vvedenie v
gravimetriiu i gravimetricheskaiu razvedku,; Moskva., Izd-vo Mosk.
univ.9 1961e 205 Ps, (MM 15:2)
(Gravity prospecting)

,ALEKSANDROV, S..Ye.; MININ, G.A., dotsent
Lesions of abdominal organs caused by tale. Zdrav. Bel. 9 no.8*.
34-36 Agt,63 (MIM 170)
1. Iz kafedr)~ farmakologii ( zav. - prof. K.S. Shadurskiy)
Minskov meditsinskogo instituta, nauchno-issledovatellskoy
laboratorii Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya ESSR (zav. - kand.
med. nauk K.A. Vyatchannikov) i mediko-sanitarnoy ahasti
Yaroslavskogo shinnogo zavoda (glavnyy vrach -zasluzhennyy
vrach RSFSR M.I. Pokrovskaya).

REZNIKOV, I.N., kand. tekhn, nauk; ALWANDROV S. Ye., iLzh.
Apparat-as for stabilizing disintegrating slag without using
blast furnaceso Stroi. mat,. 10 no~702-33 Jl '64
(MIRA 18:1)

'ALUMANIMOV, T.F.; VrDUYIT, N.G.. redaktor; MMVICH, I., takhnichaskly
[Leveling] Nivelirnyo raboty. Iriev, Dos. izd-vo takhn. lit-ry
USSR, 1952. 110-p. [Marofilml (KLRA 7:10)
(Leveling)

AUEK3ANUILOV, T. F.
Dissertation: "Equilibration According to the Method of Least Lkiuares of Surveying
and City Polygonometric Grids." Cand Tech lici, Moscow Inst; of i,7ngineers of Geodesy, Aerial
Photography and Cartography, 14 May 54. Vechernyaya X'oskva, b, oscow, 5 I:aY 54.
SO: SUM 284, 26 Nov 1954

L.T.F.; BAGROV,M.A.; BULAIIOV,A.:E.; KAMICIISKATA
SUDAKOV,S.G.; AT IROV 9M.Y.;
KUZIMii.B.'s.,~tf~VINO,V,B.A4$MAGDIA,-K.I.; TIMOIM'ZV,A.A.;
SINTAGINL,V..I.
CIastructione for class I,II,III and IV leveling] Instruktaiia po
nivelirovaniiu. 1, 11, 111 1 IV klassov. Moskva. Izd-vo goodazichaskol
lit-ry, 1955. 106 p. (MIRi 9:3)
1. Russia (1923- '!U.S.S.R.)Glavuoye vMvlemAye goodexii i kartograf ii.
(Leveling)

SUDAKOV, S.G.; AIRY A DROY T.7 - YZLISEYW , SJ,; IZOTOV, A.A.; 3= 'KIN,
B630; B.A.; MOUM=KrY, M.S.: PO.VALYAYNY,
I a.
P&I.; RYTOV, A.V.; TIMOFNYIV, A.A.; TOMILU, A.F.; SHISHKIN, Y.N.
KUZIMIN, G.M., tekhnicheskiy redakter.
[Triangulati'*a on thetl,2.3.and 4 order] Instruktaiia po trian-
guliataii 1,2,3 1 4 klassov. Moskva, Izd-vo geodesicheekoi lit-z7,
1956. 307 P. (MLHA 9.5)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.)Glaynoye upravlenlye geodezii i kartogra-
fii. (Triangulation)

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SUDAKOV. S.G.,- ALS"AIMNIV. T.F.; BAGROV, M.A.: BUIANOV. A.I.; KAMFMKAYA,
M.V.; B.A.; SINTAGINA, M.I.; TIMOYRZY. A.A.-,
1111TIN, I.I.; pri uchastii Sinyaginoy,V.I.-, BUIANOV, A.I., red.;
ROMAITOVA, V.V., tekhn.red.
(Instructions for first. second, third and fourth class leveling]
Instruktsiia po nivelirovaniiu 1, Ill III i IV klassov. Izd. 2-os,
ispr. i dop. Hoalcva, Izd-vo geodez. lit-ry, 19$7. 106 Pe
N (MIRA 11:4)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravleniye geod~zii i
kartografii.
(Leveling)

SOV/84-58-10--14/54
AUTHOR: Aleksandrov, T.
TITLE.- Bullders7 Competition 13orer tsya stroiteli)
PERIODICAL: Grazhdan-skaya aviatsiya, 1958, Nr 10, p 8 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Immedie...ely following World Waa- II, a constructiDn -unit
of Administration Nr 1. headed by enginser
Semen Isaakovi,~h Shte~mberg, beg&n rebuilding airport units near
Pulkovo hills, south of I Leiillngrad.. 0-he entire group of the first
line units was c-.omp-leted within 3 yearz. The consistent high .
performance reeox-d of the -lonstrurition unit made it eligible M~
firE.t rize and the'Red BayLner challenge prize awarded by the
GYN"7147 ~Main Adminl5t~-ration of,. the Civil Air FleetN arid the Central
Committee of the Trade Up-ion of Aviation Workers."
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SUDAKOY, S.G.; ALMSAMMOY- TAV,- BAGROY, M.A.; BULANOV, A.I.; KAWKSKATA,
M.V.; KUZ114IN, B.S.; LITTINOV, B.I.; SINYAGINA, M.I.; TD(OFEM,
A.A.; FMIN, I.I.. Prinimla uchaetiye SINTAGINA, V.I.. ROMANOVA.
V.V., takhn.red.
(Instructions for first-, second-, third-, and fourth-order leveling]
Instruktaiia po nivelirovaniiu I. II, III i IV klassov. Izd.3, ispr.
i dop. Koakva, Izd-vo geod.l~t-ry, 1959. 111 P. (KIRA 13:3)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravleniye geodezii i karto-
grafii.
(Leveling--Handbooks, manuals, etc.)

~,4 WW 14,610 0 6602,1'. (, q ~;k 4
AUTHOR: Aleksandrov, T. F., Engineer S/154/60/000/01/009/017
BO07/B123
TITLE: Use of Electronic Computers in Geodetic Calculations
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Geodeziya i aerofotos"yemka,
1960, Nr 1, pp 79-87 (USSR)
TEXT: Electronic digital computers are classified by their application into
universal and special computers. According to their construction one differentiates
between one-, two-, three-, and four-address machines. Table 1 lists the
principal types of the Soviet universal machines. In the geodetic practice of
the USSR only three types of these machines have been used since 1954-1955:
"BESM", "Strela", and "Ural". In 1960 it is intended to use the M-20 machine . 16
Although the design of the electronic computer is in many respects similar to a
desk calculating machine, it simultaneously shows two properties: It chooses
automatically one or the other direction of the calculating process according
to the results, during the calculating process it transfers and repeats several
times the single cycles or the whole program fed into the machine. Because of
these properties the machine can process the results obtained in the course of
calculation, and can program further operations. A problem can be solved by an
electronic computer if the solution has an algorithm. As experience showed, it
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is not necessary to code all elementary operations in programing the algorithm.
It is sufficient to find a logical scheme in the form of an operator or a block
diagram (Tables 2 and 3). The various steps of preparing the solution of the
problem for an electronic computer are discussed. The operator method of
programing%Auggested by Professor Lyapunov formed the basis of automatic program-
i-ng.This offered the possibility -o-f -laiii-scale automatic programing with the
aid of the electronic computer. Academician S. A. Lebedev, one of the leading
scientists in designing electronic computers, is mentioned. The already used
programs for 11BESM11, "Strela"g and "Ural" that have been used for five yearaq
are listed here. At present, the most important task is solving large systems of
normal equations. From experiments made at the TsNIIGA i K and the vychislitelfnyy
tsentr AN SSSR (Computing Center of the AS USSR) it became evident that the method
of successive approximation does not alwWy-syield satisfactory results in solving
large systems of equations. The programers of the TBGCh are working at present
on the improvement of programs for solving large equation systems according to
the method of successive elimination. By solving the system of normal equations
only, i.e., one operation of the whole complex of adjustment calculations, the
whole problem is not solved. At present, programing of adjustment calculations
as a whole is being worked out (Table 4). This program provides for the input
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of measured values and original data only. The machine should compute the pre-
liminary coordinates, the coefficients, and the absolute terms of the error
equations, then pass over to the normal equations, solve them, and find the
adjusted angles and the.final coordinates. It is pointed out that it is only
advisable to use universal electronic computers if extensive computations of the
same kind are present, because programing and preparatory operations take more
time than the computation itself. The measures appearing to be advisable for
transition to an extensive-use of electronic computers for geodetic
calculations are discussed. There are 5 tables.
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SUDAKOV, S.G.1 ALEKSAIMROV,-Z.F.; BULANOV, A.I.; DURNEV, A.I.;
YELIS&-Ev-j--S.V.; ZAKATOV, P.S.; IZOTOV, A.A.; KARLOV, G.M.;
KUZ11-111-4, B.S.; KUKUSHK111, A.D.; KOLUPAYEV, A.P.; KCZLOVA, Ye.A.;
IARI141 B.A.; LARIN, D.A.; 1ARIN, B.A.; IJTVINOV, B.A.; MAZAYEV,
A.V.,- P=I=, L.P.; PETROV, A.I.; SOLOVIYEV, A.I.; TOMILIN, A.F.;
URALOVj S.S.; USPE14SKIY, M.S.; FOMIN, M.P.; SHISHKIN, V.N.; SHCHEGIJ)V,
A.P.; SUPAKOV, S.G., otv. red.; KOMJ4J&OVA, L.M., red. izd-vs;SUNGUROV,
V.S.p teklui. red.
[Instruction concerning the building-up of a state geodetic network
in the U.S.S.R.) Instruktsiia o postroenii gosudarstvemoi geodezi-
cheshoi 8eti Soiuza SSR; obiazatellna dlia vsekh vedomstv i uch-
rezhdenil, proizvodiashchikh gosudarstvennye geodezicheskie seti.
Y.oskva, Izd-vo geodez. lit-ry, 1961. 459 P. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravleniye geodezii i karto-
grafii.
(Geodesy)

SUDAKOV, S.G.; ALE&JANDROV.-LL ; BAGROV, M.A.; BULANOV, A.I.;
KAMENSKAYA, M.V.; KUZIMIN, B.S.; LITVINOV, B.A.; SINYAGINA,
M.I.; TIMOFEYEVt A.A.; ENTIN, I.I. Prinimal uchastiye
SINYACINA, V.I.; KOMARIKOVA, L.M., red.izd-va; ROMANOVA,
V.V., tekhn. red.
[Instructions for 1st, 2d, A and 4th-cl4ps leveling] In-
struktsiia po nivelirovaniiu I, II, 11I, !"IV klassov. 4 izd.
dop. i1spr'. Moskva, Gosgeoltekhizdat, 1963. 110 p.
(MIRA 16:6)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravleniye geodezii i
kartogra.fii.
(Leveling)

ALIKS&MROV, T.I., inzh.
Blocking device for d.c. trolleys of electric bridge cranes.
Bezop.truda v prom. 4 no.3;21 160.. (MIRA 13:6)
(cranes. derricks, etes-Safety measures)

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SHATAOIN, A. G.; ALEKSANDROV, T. S.
Rubber
Manufacture of constiuctiorf-slabs from waste products of natural rubber (slimes)*
Biul. stroi. tekh. 9, no. 16, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,.November 1952 VJM, Uncl.

ALEKSANDROV, Mv. Sp.
NENKOV, K., dots.; NIKOLAEV, Ig.;
-
Contribution to the problem of endemic goiter in Bulgaria. 2 On
endemic goiter in the Lukovit Region. Izv. inst. klin. obsht. med. 4t
297-307 160.
(GOITER statist)

NENKOV, K.; NIKOLAEV, Ig.; ALEKSANDROV ?S*r,.Sp,,
Contribution to the problem of onlemic goiter in Bulgaria. I. On
endemic goiter in Lom, Izv, ins'.. klin. obaht. med. 4:277-295 160,
(GOITER statist)

BULGARIA
ALEKSANDROV Tsv. Sp., NIKOLOV, Iv.~ KRUSTANOV, D., and TINEV, T.,
_;t6=YcInstitute of Radiology and Radiation Hygiene
~te
(Institut po radiologiya i radiatsionna khigiena) (Docent Iv.
Nikolov, Director)
"Effect of Various Antibiotics on the Course and Outcome of
Acute Radiation Sickness in White Rats"
Sofia, Rentgenologiya i Radiologiya, Vol 5, No 1, 1966, pp 45-47,
Abstract: The survival rate of rats irradiated with X-rays in
aoses o LD36/30 and LD85/30 and then treated for 12 days by
daiR intramuscular injections of antibiotics was studied. The
anti iotics used were penicillin, streptomycin, erythromycin,
resistomycing biomycin, revei-in (pyrrolidinomethyltetracycline
hydrochloride), aureoikyein (pure tetracycline), erythran, and
synthomycin. The maximum therapeutic effect and highest rate of
survival resulted on application of tetracycline preparations and
derivatives, while the minimum effects were obtained on admin-
istration of synthomycin and erythromycin. The therapeutic ef-
fect of the antibiotics corresponded to their capacity for
activation of catalase in rat tissues (the activity of this en-
Zyme is reduced upon irradiation). Biomycin, a tetracycline
preparation of Bulgarian origin, was in no way inferior to
aureomycin or reverin. Tables, 2 Bulgarian, 1 USSR, 10 Western
references. Russian and English summaries. Manuscript rec. Mar 65.
1/1 - 98 -

AIXKSANDROV, V, inzh.
The secret of a wrench and screwdriver. Grazhd. av. 21 no.6:21
.16 164, (MIRA 17:8)

AIEBANDROV, V.
Types of radioactive decay of nuclei. 11cen, znan, 40 no,6:26-27
Je 164. (MIRA 17:7)

ALEKSANDROV, V.; IVAHOVA, E.
Practice of using the method of sudden momentar7 'observations in
pipe workshops. Biul. nauch. inform.: trud I zar. plats, 3
no. 10:26-34 160. (MIRA 13:12)
(Ukraine--Pipe) _ . (Time study)

AIEKSANDROV V general-mayor inzhenerno-tekhnicheskoy aluzhby;
AFAMSIYEV, M., mayor tekhnicheskoy sluzhby zapaBa,
Storage and analysis of facts. Av. i kosm. 45 no.11:84
162-0 (MIU 15: 11)
(Information storage and retrieval systems)

ARTYUKOV, N. , agronom; AIEKSAIMHOV, V. , imb.
Downs of projects, hundreds of propositions. Tokh.mol. 29
no.11: 12-13 t 61. (MM 14:11)
1. Vaevoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut sel'skokho-
zyaystvennogo mashinostroyeniya (VISKhCM) (for Aleksandrov).
(Agricultural raachinery--Tachnological innovations)

b1551
S/004/60/(>00/03/ov/'005
AUTHOR-~ Aleksandrov, V., Ragineer (Rostov/Don)
............
Ultrasonic Waves as Ship Cleaners
1. =- .
FMODICAL: Znaniye-Sila, 1960, No. 3, p.-.41
TEXT- The author discusses new possibilities for wider practical uQe,of
ultrasonic waves. He refers to the conventional comDlicated cleaning method of
the submerged part of ships and gives a description of the improved ultrasonic
method. Basic part of the equipment is a vibrator (Diegrm on Page 41) con-
sisting of a shaft (1), metal hull plate of ship (2), safety lid (3), adjusting
screw (4), Clamp (5), and winding of insulated copper wire (6). The vibrator is
made of ferromagnetio plates (iron, nickel and their alloys). One end of the
vibrator touches the ship hull plate on the inside, the other end rests on the
000 30 0-00
adjusting screw (Diagram on Page 41). The winding is charged with 14, - , ,
ops supersonic frequency current, and the magnetism causes the dimensions of t-1--
shaft to change. The vibration is transmitted to the ship and from this to thr
zurrounding water. The vibrators should be placed in the engine room area and
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three of them are enougb for even the largest sbip. The vibration forms a 8ilper-
sonic field around the ship which keeps sholls, algao etc. away. Beat result-z"
are achieved If the vibrator is switched on as soon as the ship is launched.
This method is now being tested on ships in the Baltic and the Black Sea. There
are. 3 diagrams.

~,ALMANDROV, V., kapitan daltnego plavaniya, inzh.
Safety measures in the operation of boat-handling gear on ships of
standard design. Mor. flot 20 no.9:29 S 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. TSentraltnyy nauchno-isoledovateliskiy institut morakogo flota.
(Ships--Equipident aid supplies)
(Merchant marine--Safety measures)

I' I.-
ALUSANDROV, V., kapitan dallnego plavapip.
............................... I-
Improvement of worldng conditions in wheel and chart
houses. Mor. flot 22 no.9:33-31+ S 162. (MIRA 15:~2)
(Hulls (Naval architecture))
(Merchant se")

ALEKSAMROV, V., irizh.
Take care of the "footwear." Grazhd. av. 21 no. 12:24-25
D 164. (MIRA 18:12)
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AUKSANDROVY V.; B01,1511AKOV, V., starshly nauchnyy ~-otrnidr--Alk.
Indicator for measuring nozzle apertures. 25
no.603 .11 165. MIFZ~. 19,!l)
1. Starshiy mekhanik dizellnoy laboratoril TSentrallnogo
nauchno-issledovateltskogo institute Mcrsl-,cile 41ota (fo~~
A.1eksandrav). 2. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledevatc-l'sk'-y
.institut Morskago flota (for Bollshakov).

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Eleven world records. Grazhd. av. 14 no.10:37-38 0 157. (KIRA 10:12)
(Jet transports)

ALUUMOV, V., inzhener-polkovnik*
---------
Directional stability of aircraft on the ground. Vest.Yozd.Fl.
34 no.10-.68-72 0 151. (MLRA 8:3)
(Stability of airplanes)

\Of)N)W1)V) V.
LL\
AID P - 1850
Subject USSR/Aeronautics
Card 1/1 Pub. 135 - 11/18
Author : Aleksandrov, V., Eng. Col.
Title : Creative ideas of efficiency workers and inventors
should be developed in every way
Periodical : Vest. voz. flota, 4, 59-62, AP 1955
Abstract ; The author cites examples of improvements developed
thanks to the understanding and help of unit
commanders such as: a mechanised working table for
welders, a mechanised working table for forging, a
temporary enclosure for aircraft, and an instrument
for measuring clearanoeEt in undercarriages. Some
names are mentioned.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

-ALICKSANI)ROV, V.
-
F---* Society of Civil Aeronautics in Transcaucasia; from the history
of Civil Air Y.Leeit. Gra2hd. av 15 no-5:15 Mr '58. (MIRA 11;5)
(Transcaucasia--Aeronautice, Commercial)

ALEKSANDROV,-V.rgeneral-.mayor inzhenerno-tekhnicheskoy sluzhby
Thermal shock in engines. Starsh.-serezh. no.12-.29 D 161.
0MIRA 15:3)
(Airplanes-Turbojet engines)

11
ALE ANDROY.. V.
-,-Alza -1
Thermal shocks. Grazbd IV 19 no.12s22 D 162. (MMA 116s2)
i, *
'rhermodynanics) T-

AIEKSA.NDROV, V,-, inzh.
.,
; -, It ~ .
Fachibit of evident defects. Grazhd.av. 20 no.5:15 My 163~t
(MM& 16:7)
,(Airplanes--Maintenance and repair)

ALEKSANDROV, V., inzh.
Golden rules, Grazbd. av. 20 no.6.-26 Je 163. (MM 16:8)
(Airpl=es-Mmintenance and repair)

ALBLUMOV. V. -
Blectron1c calcilating machines In the sixth five-year plan.
Radio no.11:3-5 1 '56. (MLRA 9:12)
(Ilectronic calculating sachines)

107-57-4-28/54
AUTHOR: Aleksandrov, V.
I------------------------ ~-_
TITLE: 'A Portable Radio Station (Pokhodnaya radiostantaiya)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1957, Nr 4, pp 33-36 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Designed from specifications of the "Radio" journal, this radio station
consists of a receiver, a transmitter, and a supply unit, all mounted in a small
carrying case. It can prove useful in hiking and boat outings and also in vari-
ous sports contests. The station operates cw and phone on all short-wave ama-
teur bands except the 10-meter band. The transmitter output is 01,5 watt cw or
0.45 watt phone. The receiver sensitivity is 10(uv or better on all bands. Dry
batteries and storage batteries are used for the power supply of the station.
Ten tubes are used: three lKlP, one lAlP, one lBlP, and five 2PlP. The
circuit diagram (figure 1) shows a six-tube superheterodyne receiver and a
Schembel master oscillator six-tube transmitter (tubes #5 and #6 are used
jointly). jig_ circuit diagram and operation sere discussed in some detail,
Parts data,'wiring, instructions for winding coils and transformers, zLnd also
for alignment, are supplied.
Card 1/2

107-57-4-28/54
A Portable Radio Station
Editorial notle at the/end of the article: The above station was tested in actual
operation and showed good results. Long-distance contacts (with L'vov -
UB5KVA, Bristol GC6FQ, and other stations) were established in 14- and 20-
meter bands. A few hints for improving the construction and the circuit are
supplied.
There are four figures and two tables in the article.
Card 71/2

AUTHOR: Aleksandrov, V. Head of the KB 107-58-7-5/413
TITLE: Widening the Pat h to Computer Engineering (Shire dorogu
vychislitellnoy teknike)
PERIODICALt Radio, 1958, Nr 7, P 8, (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author mentions the part that electronic computers have
to play in scientific and technological research. Present
machines have a computing speed of 40-60 thousand operations
per second but this must be raised to 1 million. Apart from
calculating operations, special computer controllers have
a wide application in governing various industrial and tech-
nological processes, such as electric steel smelting and
blast furnace process, and in automatic control of the move-
ment of electric trains.
I. Mathematical computers-Applications
Card 1/1

9(2) SOV/107-58-12-7/55
AUTHOR: Aleksandrov, V., Engineer
TITLE:
.1 U
The Prospects for Development of Electronic
Mathematical Machines (Perspektivy razvi-
tiya elektronnykh matematicheskilch mashin)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1958, Nr 12, PP 5-6 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author states that electronic mathematical
machines are one of the most effective means
of automating production; the Communist Party
and the Soviet Government are paying great at-
tention to them. According to N.S. Khrush-
chev's report at the 21st Part~ Congress on
the Seven-Year-Plan (1959-1965, electronic
mathematical machines are to be v-ridely intro-
duced for controlling technological proces-
ses in various branches of industry, initially
in the chemical and metallurgical industries.
A general description of the various functions
Card 1/2 of electronic mathematical machines in indus-

SOV/107-58-12-7/55
The Prospects for Development of Electronic Mathematical
Machines
trial processes is given; it is stated that
successful experiments have been carried out
in the Soviet Union with these machines for
automatic control of an electric train accord-
ing to a pre-set chart. In the next few years
it is planned to produce machines capable of
carrying out thousands and tens of thousands
of operations per second. There is 1 photo-
graph.
Card 2/2

PARVO, A., red,.; ALEKSANDROV, V., red.- EINIOiG, K., tekhn. red.
(Unified norms and evaluations for building, installation, and
structural repair work for 1960; evaluations recalculated to
fit the new price scale] Ehitus-, montaazja remont-ehitustoode
uhtsed normid ja hinded 1960. a.; hinded on umber arvestatud
vastavalt uuele hindade mastaabile. Tallinn$ Eesti NSV 14ini-
strite naukogu riiklik ehituse ja arhitektuuri komitee.
Vol.2.[Earthworkl Mullatood. Part 3. [Drilling and bla.9ting
works] Puurimis-lohkamistood. 1961. 90 p. (MIRA 15:5)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Gosudarstvennyy komitet po delam
stroitel'stva.
(Estonia-Standards., Engineering) (Earthwork)

~, EK' J IND RC!V ', ;.
3w-.'.-,-,'L and h-yli 15 M. . I ~'. 4 .
I f
,M~-FLA L8.8)

AIEKSANDROV, V.
~ ~41-1~-iL!1-1: ------- - I
A program studied completely. Voen. znan. 41 no.3220-21 )4r 165.
(MIRA118:5)
1. Predsedatell Leninskogo rayonnogo komiteta Vv,~soyuznogo
dobrovollnogo obshchestva sodeystviya armii, wriatsii i flotu
SSSR, Alma-Ata.

AIEKSANDROV, V.; ZHELONKIN, V.
Radiation, natural and artificial. Voen. znan. 41 no.607-38 Je 165.
(MIIRA 18-5)
r
i
i
i
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AVEYSANLROV, V. A.
Min Iducation RSFSR. Moscow Oblast Pedago;,icltl Inst.
AL,,'*Z.A3MR0V, V. A.: "Lecturiug on the fundamentals of algebra in the 3iYA11 Class
of intermediate schcol and the develo,innent cf mathematical thinking In algebra
,0,
lessons." Yin ion 'PSPSR. Mcsoov, Oblant Pedhgo~ical Inst. Moscow, 1956
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Peda-rogical Sciences)
SO: Ynl7hnaya Letopist, 11o. 20, 1956

ALUCSAIMROV,
V. A.; PUDCNIYTN, M. I.; mad YJUNOVSKIY, V. m.;
"The Magnetic Field of Magnet Disturbances in the Arctic and Antarctica,"
PQP= ;mmm"2d %t thO I'M G&-I*r'Al AfizeMJy ot the IAU, fbacow, AUS 1958.

ALEKSAIMEOV, V. A.
Aleksandrov, V. A.
"The effect of structural forms of the eettling tanks of hydroelectric
power stations on the process of precipitation of alluvium." Min
Higher Mducation. USSR. Moscow Order of Labor Red Banner Construction
Engineering Inst imeni V. V. Kuybyshev. Moscow, 1956. (DIsEartation
for the Degree of Candidate in Tedhnicai -Sciences).
SO: Knighnavy letopis,
NO- 251 1956. Moscow

CA
A fast method f07 mossurtits the degm of depoldH11114100
Inadmilappoetm~ VA- S- 11411K11*11 Atilt V. & Alek,jitilt,w,
Zo 1.4b. 16. Light
illuntinatm the sample and x voln. of Minis-
ctin; the beams are projected on the UpJWT Unit 1OWtf IWAI~M
of the spectroffraphic slit, mp. Fluctitat ions in the in.
tensilY of illumination can be cor, for by referetwe to the
fluorescein spectrum. The sample tube i-siturrounded by a
Shret of polervill, Which polaril" file Incillent radi.ilin".
V. 1`41,1111.1"

,--AIZKSANMOV. V.A*,,_#izh.; GLAMKEI. M.A., inzh.
-111 ~~114-11-n----- --
Qualit7 of the insulation of water-wheel generators made by the
"Uralelaktroapparat" plant. Blek. sta. )0 no-3:51-53 Mr '59-
(MIRA 12:5)
(Blectric insulators and Insulation) Ollectric generators)

--AIMAMXOV4-VladImjr Alek~androvich, inzh.; SURODEYEV, V.P., inzh.,
red.; F=OVA9 N,A.p tekbn.red.
[Graphite lnbricated rail joints] Rellsovye styki na grafitovoi
mazie Moskva, Vses,izdatellsko-poligr.obledinenie M-va putei
soobshcheniiag 1961. 3j+ p. (MIRA 14:6)
(Railroads-Rails) (Railroads-Signaling)

PODKOSOV, L.G.; ALEKSANDROV, V.A.
The EKS-1250 and EKS-3000 high-dutv electric separators. Biul.-
tekh.-ekon.inform.Gos.nauch.-issl.inst.nauch.i tekh.inform.
no.3-.7-10 162. `~MA 15:5)
(Separators (Machines))

--kcEssim Mt AF3006716' 8/0286/63/000/008/0072/0073 Sq
AUTHOR: Alafinov A. A,; A3,eksanam, YA.A.4, D'yachenko. V. I.; Pibermanj, L. -A.;
Strizhko* Yu, hipil0j, V'~--L_
J;L
1 TITLE*. Machine tool for grinding the intern&3 surface of long tubing. Class 67i
140. l5w1w�
SOURCE: Byul, izobreteniy i tovarny*kh znakov.,-no. 8
1963.. 72-73
I
TOPIC TAGS: internal belt grinding machiney belt grinding, long-tube grinding,
abrasive belt., elastialbag, oval tubing., internal grinding
ABSTRAM The patent in for a ma hin tool for grinding the internal surface
of long tubing vith a continuous abrasive belt passing through the rotating
tubing. The belt is pressed against the surface "being ground by an elastic
element (vith a pneumatic bag inside) moving reciprocally vithin the tubing.~
To provide constant pressure of the elastic element on the surface being ground
vhen the tubing has a varying cross section the fabric bag is placed in a
leather bag with a croso-eectional perimeter larger than that of the maxi=
cross section of the tubing. In another model of this tool., for grinding
Card 1/2

L 18268-~~63
ACCESSION Mt. AF3006T16
tubing vith an oval cross section.. the abrasive belt is guided. at the entrance
of the tubing by a form roller adjustable in the direction perpendicular to the
tubing axis so that rotating tubing will not catch and twist the belt. Orig.
art. has: I figure.
ASSOCIATION: none
SLM=D-. 15.Tun62 DATE ACQ: 30Sep63 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: IE' NO REF SOVt 000 O=: 000
Card 2/2'.

ALERSARDROV, V.A.
Some results of the use of fluorescence microscopy in bac-
torioacopic diagnosis of Bonorrbes. in women. Akush. i gin.
Po.Wl-W63., (MMA 16:10)
1. Iz 14fedry akusherstva i ginekologii (zav. - prof. M.A.
Pet~rov-Maalakov) L-eningradskogo sanitarno-gigiyenicheskogo
meditsinsk*o instituta. I
(GM- OUWA) (FLUORESCOCE MICROSCOPY)

A~EKS
Single-stage bilateral carotid angiograpo. Vope r~eirokhir. 26
no.5r33-35 S-0162 (MM 17 24)
1. Nauabno-issledovatellskiy ordena Trudovogo, 1rasnogo Zaameni
institut neyrokhirurgii imeni akademika N.N.Burdenko ANN SSSR.

H, AT0025
03
6/0000/64 0/000/%66
/0170
4J,
AUTHOR::: Alt
ksandroV, V.A.; Vintiz enko. 1. G
TITLEt An automate
~d stationary electrointegrab)-r With nodal voltages which shift along
the computer element
-SOURCE: -ArAdogovyye 3netody-1 -8
redatva-:reshemiyakrayevykhziidach(Ar-alog -methods
and means of solving bounda~ y~lpi~. ~r!jd
_Yqppoyu~p9go 7
y
__Moskvsij~~_g._ Kiev, _MA6va dumka, 1964, i66-170 ym~
TOPIC TAGS: integrator, electrostRUC integrator, boundary velue problem, heat trwisfer,
partial differential equatioN analog computer
ABBTRACT: The paper discusses the design considerations for~a stationary electro-
Integrator especially suited for the solution of the boundary valve problems of mathematical
physicv, for caample, differential equations of the form
..V2
The circuit for the gene ral coinpiting elemeni W! an electro-InWgrator for solving
Card 1/2

NO REF SOV.- 003 M-HEL. 000
C,ord 2/2
OW

AT,*-~ANDRQV,_Vj,A., kand.tekhn.naiik
Calculating the -elocity field of a steady current of a rectangular
cross section. Transp. stroi. 14 no.'I.'4?--1+8 J1 164. -1)
(miRk 18,

WSR/Chemistry - Adsorption KRY 52
"The !Pore Structure of Activated Carbons,"
V. A. Aleksandrov, Acad M. M. Dainin, Ye. D.
Zaverina, T. G. Plachenov., S. G. Chepurnoy
to D6k Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol 84,, No 2, PP 301-3o4
Article states that the macroporous variety Of ac-
tivated. charcoals has a pare radius of I - x 10-5-tp
1 x 10-4 cm and-A.specific surface of I - 2 e1g.
Therefore, these porei act as main arteries for
the movement of adsorbed mols, Finer pores are
transitional, being filled during s6rption of
23IT6
orIg iapors by the process of capillary covA6u-
sation. A still finer variety-of pores in ac-
tivated charcoal is the microporous~ These
pores are al- st -the size of mols and the spe-
cif ic surface is of the order of several hun-
dred sq M/9-
231T6

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ALWSANMO V, V.A.
Apparatus without rubber compounds. for the distillation of hydrochloric acid.
Zhur.prikl.khim. 26 no.10:1097-1098 0 153. (MLRA 6:10)
1. Sverdlovskiy filial Vaesoyuznogo Nanchno-issledovatel'skogo instituta metro-
logii im. D.I.Mandeloyeva. (Hydrochloric acid) (Distillation)

SOV/2215
24(0); 5(4); 6(2) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION
n! chno-laft1-!d_--.a"-l laxly Institut metroloall Lmeni
u
Voesoyuzny,y
,,
D.i. 9sn I
e'eva
Referaty nauchno-lasledovatollskikh rabot; abornik No. 2 (Scientific
Research Abstracts; Collection of' Articles, Nr 2) Moscow*
Standartsiz. 1958. 139 '. 1,000 copies printed.
Spo soring Agencyt USSR. Xomitet standartav, mar I
AddItl nal
O

lame t llnykh priborov.
.
ri
Ed. z S. V. Reshatina; Tech. Ed.: M. A. Kondrat'Yeva.
PURPOSE1 These reports are intended for scientistas researchers,
and engineers engaged In developing attandards, measures, and
gm8ea for the various Industries.

COVERAOE: The volume contains 128 reports on standards of measure-
mentand control. The reports were prepared by scientists of
In's tu tea of the Komltet st~dartov, aer I I=erIteI'nYkh
priborov pri Sovete Minlatrov SSSR (Commoloslon on Standards,
Measures, and Measuring Instruments under the USSR Council of
Ministers). The participating institutes are: VNIIN -
VO*noyu=yy nauchno-isaledoyatellakly metrologil imeni D.I.
Xendeleyeva (All-Unlon Scientific Research Institute of Met-
LenIngr d~, Sverdlovsk branch
a
imenl
D.1 Kandeleym) In
,
rology
naUchn o-I soled ovatel'okly
.
; VNIIX - V5e OyU=y7
,
,
of thl In3t tUt;
In@ titut Komiteta standartow, car I lzmaritelInykh prlt)orov
(All-Union Selentific Research institute of the Cocalsaion
on Standards, Measures, and Measuring instruments). created
from MGIMIP - Mookovokly gosuderstvenryy inatitut ner I
Izme ritellnykh priborov (mosec. State Institute of Measures
and Measuring Instruenta) October 1, 1955; 7HIIFTRI - i
!Oeaoyuznyy nauchno-lszledvvatellakly notitut fi-Iko--ekhn1-
hezkIkh I radlotokhniche3kikh Itmerenly (All-Union 5clsentiric

arch Institute of Physicotachnical and Radio-engineerinr
Re
urements) in Moscow; KhODUP - Xharlkovakiy gosudarstvennyy
M,::

n Inykh pri-boroy (Marlkov State In$ r
atitut ter I lzmerltel 'Itute
I
or Measures and Measuring Instruments); and NOINIF - No;oal-
birokly gosudaretvcnyy Inatitut =er I lzmeritelInykh pr-lborov
(Novosibirsk State Institute of Measures and Measuring instru-
s!eQtA), so personalities are mentioned. There are no re:erences.
Yustova. Ye- 4, (V?IIIM). On the Accuracy or Conventional Call-
br&Zlona of Colorlmotezj~for Three Colors and Four Chromaticl-le3 110
Yuatovao Ye. N. (VNIIM). Studying Spatial Variation of Color
Perception Under the Effect of Eye Adoption III
Saburenkov, A.M. (VHIIIA.). Measuring Variable Values or Li&ftt 112
Saburenkov, A.M. (VNIIM). Light M~asureaients ror Fluorescent
Lamps 113
Physicoshemical Measurements (Romanava, m.P., Editor, Professor)
Rempe.], (Sverdlovsk Branch of VNZIM). Designing a Po-tntio-
li~etrfc Apparatus for Mea3iArlng pff 115
V A Y Y, Shcs~opalzva, 3nd Z.R.-SunEurova fSverd-
__'
.'
_
exe2agra"
AL
L

'
-
-
Izet Ic
-1-5
-VN11M
~Oveloping a QuantLt4tiva rh6lublor r
v-sk Branch or-
.
Kicromethod for the DeterminRtion of Phoapt-orun and Manganese In
Cast Iron and Steel 116
C rd 22/2T

24(0), 5(4); 6(2) PHASE I BOOK EXPL401TATICII SOV/2215
Vaesoyuznyy nauchnO-1831edavatellakly Inatitut betrologli :Avnl
D.I. Mendeleyeva
Referaty nauchno-inslodavatellskikh rabot; sbornilk No.2 (Scientl-ftc
earch Abotracto-,o Collection of Articles, Xr 2) Moscow,
Rea
Sto dartgiz, 1958. 139 p. I,OGG copies printed.
n
Additional Sponsoring Agency: USSR. Xmitet standartov. mer I
lmeritellnykh priborov.
Ed.s S. V. Renhotina; Tech. Ed.t X. A. Kondrazlyawa.
PURPOSEs These reports are Intended for scientlste~ researchers,
and engineers engaged In developing otandar~dxo measurest and
gages for the various industries.
standards of measu
COVERAGE: The volume contains 128 reports on re-
ment and control. The reports were prepared by scientists or
Institutes of the Nomitet standart", mer I lzsoritellnykh
priborov pri 3ovete Ministrov SSSR (Commission on Standards,
Measures, and Measuring Instruments under tnq USSR Council of
ministers). The participating inst1tutes *re- WILK -
Vxeaoyurnyy nauchno-issledovatelfs~ay metrologii Imeni D.I.
Mendeloyeva (All-Unlon Scientific Rasearch institute or Met-
rology Imeni D. I_ Mende leyLv) in Lcmingrad; Sverdlovsk branen
of this institutej VNIIK - Vaesorarnyy nAuctino-inal.dovatellakly
Inatitut Komiteta standartov, mer 1. Izm.rtt1'nykh prIllorov
(All-Union scientific Research institute of the Commission
on Standards, Measure*, and Measuring Inntrimentn)s created
from MOIKIP - Mookovakly gosudarstvvnn" Inatitut or I
I=eritellnykh priborov (Moscow State Institute of Measures
and Measuring Instruments) Octob*r 1, 1955; VNIIFTRI -
Vaesoyuzny7 nouchno-insledovatel'aWly institut fI=1ko-tvknn_'-
cheakikh I radio tekhni cheakikh I:cacrenly (All-Union Sclentifle
Research Institute or PhYsicotechnical and Radio -en gf, neerin &
Measurements) In Moscow; KhOIMIP - Kher-kovaXly gosudarstvennyy
(Khxr'kov 3tat, Institu--e
l izme ritellnykh pr11oorov
i
ner
Ino titu t
of Me. a nd Measuring In3truments) . and NOIMIP - Novoel-
r
e
a
.
't.l'nykh priborov
bIrs.y goaudardtenyy llifft-Itt ~,r I 17.mor.
(Novosit)Irsk State InDtitilto of Measures and Measuring lnst.-L~-
No personalities are mentolied. ~hero are.no references.
,41~kB'Lndrov, V.A,, I.L. Morozova, L.A. Orlova, and Ye. V. Shesto-
-

-OT73IN JV- cFvsk Bran o' if x
fM- ch or VWIXM) .1-dyiriz a rotqntj et a- ithod
r
for the Deteroalliatlon of Manganese and Chrom-lux aid a Hydrogen
Method for the Determination of sulfur in Standard Chemical Compo_
IItIon Samples of Cast Iron and Steel 116
qz" laksandrov, V.A ~11.L_Morqzova, and
L.O.
Plotrilovokays (Sverdlovsk
14-6h _1
,
,.
ng 1.,th.d
o
-, - r r u of sm~,j
Amounts of r;
T;~.~ 1;
p
oud Metals 116
Morozova I L. , and ~- 0. PJotrkovsknyn eSverdlovRk Branch or VNZIX).

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t4
1
V
1"d1lT9 tH
MOst Accurst,
Mothod f6v t1s; DetermInatlon of 3uir.~
In Ferrous Metals
117
I.L. Morozova, L.A. Orl9va, and Ye. V. Sliest,
_PalRVA_ (SV#2rdlovak Branch or vNllx). -ItudYing Cyemlca'2 An
1ys1s
Methods for the Dat,minatoll of Copp*r, Zinc, and Mangano In
:.
Copper-Zlnc Alloys
Malkova. E.M., R.I. Outkina, and O.A -!,Dloukhoox (Sverdlovsk
t
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180) PHASZ I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/3199

Abeademiya. nauk SM. Institut obahchey I neorganIcheskoy khIall
IN. X. 3. K"Makolva
AnalIx blWrodnyl& mt&llov (Analysis of Noble Metals) Moscow,
1959. 193 p. Irrata slip Inserted. 2,700 copies printed.
it-sp. Ed-.- N. X. P=amltsyn, =SR Academy of Sciences, Ccrre-
sponding Member; and 0. Ye. Zvyagintsev, Doctor of Chemical
Sciences; Zda. of Publishing Hodson: T. 0 . Levi, And D. N.
TrLfon*vj Tech. Zd.s 1. X. Guseva.
PVRTOSZ: This collection of articles is for scientists engaged
in the study and analysis of the noble metals.
COVIMAGXt This is a collection or articles on the analysis of the
noble anttals. It Includes studies carried out by the Institute
or Generil and Inorganic Chemistry Im. N. S. JEurnakov (AN SSSR).
as well as reports presented by scientific research Organizatio
s
and by industrial enterprises at the Third and Fourth Conferenc:
on'Soble Metals hold In 1954 and 1957. respectively. The
tudli. and reports describe now organic reagents for gravl
metric determIzation of blatinum metals, and physicochealea
methods of analysis (opectrophotometric, polarographic and
potentlame trio). Special attention Is given to spectral
analysis for the determination of ad-1-tuzes in alloys or
platinum metals, silver, and gold, am mwll as In refined noble
metals. The collection also Includes analytical methods, tables
and charts for materials containing metals of the platinum
group, 49 well as a review of the literature an the Analysis
of platinum metals published In the last five years. No
p?j:somlities am mentioned. Herarences follow each chapter.
-P"nItsyn. X. K.. 1. V. Prokof-yev ad A. Yo-I&IIALS-s-
use or Thiourea for the Concentration of Platinum Metals 15
pahemitsyn, x. K. aod )1. V. F*doz!fjjko. Use of Nitrogen
-
-
-
-
Lc Acids for the Dterml-
rF&
m
c&
Substituted Salts of DTfHT-*
nation of Platinum Metals 23
VghsnLtsjrn, X. X.. M. 1. Yuz-ko and L. 0. Sal-~*"y
DetarodnatLo -Vrn - -1ladiUX--1nd--U" In :-h..d
Silver - of M Us" 7& 29
rehenIteyn, N. K. and M. I. Yuz'kO- Spectrophotometric
Determination of Rhodium With the Aid of Potassium Iodide 3T
p.henitayn, 0. K.J' "uz~b &,nd 1. 0. S&j!jLkW-
2 m in 'TT-3- -tions bY
ur
Determination of ridlum in uric As oru
Spootrophotometrio and Potentiometric Methods 48
'*te~~rhatocolcrim` trio Method for th:.
or lum I. the Pre .nce of Plst%n -59
W,I,n R- 0. and T. P. Yufa. Photocolorim trio Methods
3 -Zr-Pl-
17"d In the Analy Is &tin= Metals 65
Pshealtsym, X. K.. X. A. Y*xerskaya " V. D. F%.thlkoya,
rolarographic D*t*ru%nAff-oncf-UM Metal-WiUx-tures in
Roflr,*d Iridlum 70
RuromtjSM,A-&~ (Docessned) andV. D. RAtnikova. Detoral-
-nmtTVn-or Be" Metals In Refined Silver Bardin, M. S., Yu.
3. Lysalkov and V. S. Temyanko. Polarographic Determination
of Certain Noble Metals by Using Platinum Klectrodea 80
.P&Piaov..S- ., P. 0. 3hulakov, V. N. Alyenchikoya. V. M.
V ov and Poiarogrxphi'6~
:hodx for the Dot*rminatLun or Copper, Nickel. Iran, Zinc
m0 Load by Using a CatLonito in Products Containing Platinum
metals 88

CHERTKOV, Khaim Ayzikovich; TOMPAKOV, S.L.p retsenzent; ALEKSANDROV,
V.A.J. retsenzent; KOMOGORTSEV, P.Ya., red.; KAN, P.MT.'-,--"re"d.-
izd-va; RlDNAYA, I.V., tekhn. red.
[Manual for marine boiler and ship hull building and repair
workers] Posobie kotellshchiku-sudokorpusniku. Moskva, Izd-
vo II.Rechnoi transport,n 1963. 204 p. (MIRA -17:1)

ALEKSANDROV, V.A.
Pathogenic effect of myelosan on embryogeny. Dokl. AN SSSR
159 no.,4018-920 D 164 (MIRA 18:1)
1. Institut eksperimentallnoy meditsiny MIN SSSR. Predstavleno
akademikom Yu.A. Orlovym.

ALEKSANDROV, V.A.,
Role of allantois injuryin the pathogenesis of antenatal death and
some embr)-opathies in rats treated with myelG,6,-an. Critical period in
the allantois development in rats. Dokl. AN SSSR 162 no.1:232-235 W
165. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Institut eksperimentaltnoy meditsiny AMN SSSR. Submitted 'November 5,
1964.

ALEKSANDROV, V.A.
Teratogenous effect of the antileukemic drug myelosan (mileran)
on rat embryos. Arkh. anat., gist. i embr. 49 no.7:87-94 JI 165,
(MIRA 18;10)
1, Otdel embriologii (zav. - prof. A.F.Dyban, nauchnyy rukavoditell -
chlon-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof. P.G.,"vetlov) Instituta
ekoperimentallnoy medltainy AMN SSSR. Leningrad.

ALEKSANDROV, V.B.
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Isomorphism of cations in titanum-tantaltm niobates of
AB2X6 composition. Dokl. AN SSSR 153 no.3:672-675 N 163.
Dok3.. AN SSSR 153 no.3:672-675 N 163. (MIRA 17: -1)
1. Institut mineralogii, geokhimii i kristallokhimii redkikh
elementor. Predstavleno akademikom N.V. Belovym.

ZHADINY A.G.; ALEKSANDROV, V.B.; KAZAKG'VA, M.Ye.
Aeschynite of hydrothermal geneBis Prom the Vi5hnevyye Mountains.
Trudy IMGFO, n0.7:108-112 161. (mirA 16:11)

ZHABIN, A.G.; ALEKSAND S.j BUROVA, T.A.
New data on feramite. Zap.Vues.m:Ln.ob-va go no-3:27o.-Z80 161.
(MIRA 14:10)
1. Institut mineralogii, geokhimii i kristallokhimii redkikh
elementov AN SSSR i Institut geologii rudnykh mestorozhdeniy,
mineralogii.. petrografii i geokhimii AN SSSR, Moskva.
(fersmite)

MAMOCHKIN, B.A.; MIKOVA, Ye.M.; ALEKSANDROV, V.B.
A new rare-earth variety of feromite. Dokl. AN SSSR U+8 no.l:
179-182-Ja 163. (MIM 16s2)
1, Institut mineralogiij, geokhimii i kristqllokhimii redkikh
elementov AN SSSR. Predstavlenoalmdemikom D.S. Korzhinskim.
(nImen Mountains-ftrsmite)

ZHABIN, A.G.; ATMSANDROV, V.B.; KAZAKDVA, M.Ye.; PErlcym, V.G.
First ItIYA of nonmetamiot eschynite (Vishnevy)-a Nountains Urals).
Dokl. All SSSR 343 no.3:686-689 Mr 62. (XI 150)
1. Institut mineralogii,
. , gookhimii i kristallokhimii rodkikh
elementov ASSSR. Predstavleno akademikom D.I.Shcherbakovym.
(Vishnevyye Mountains-Eschynite)

KORNETOVAJ, V.A.; ALEKSANDROV? V.B.; KAZAKOVA, M.Ye.
I.,
New variety of aescbynite with a high tantalum content from
granite pegmatites of Siberia. Trudy Min. muz. no.14:108-
3-91 163. OURA 16:10)
(Ikeschynite) (Siberia-Pegmatitee) (Tantalum)

L=SANDROV, V.3.
Polycrass f2som albitites, Trady Inst. min.p gookhim. i kristallokhim.
red. elem. to-1:70-76 157. (MIRA 11:6)
(PolYaraeo) (Albitite)

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AUTHORS: Aleksandrov, V. B., Pyatenko, Yu. A. SOV120-124-1-51169
TITLE: X-Ray Examination of Some Metamict Titano-Niobates
(Rentgenometricheskoye -Iseledovaniye nekotorykh metamiktnykh
titanoniobatov)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 124, Fr 1, PP 179-182
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Among the complex oxides of Yv TRI Ti, Nb and Ta, two isomorphici
series of rhombic minerals can at present be designated:
a. the euxenite-polycraseseries and b. the priorite-blomstrandine'
series. The two series have a very closely related chemical
compositionj whichq however, is often Iiidden by the large
compositional deviation of particular members. The formula
AB2X6 expresses the composition, where A - Y and TR as well as!
Th, U and Ca; B - Nbj Ti and Ta; X - 0 and OH. The positioii.
of the mineral in the series is determined by the components of
B. The primary basis for distinguishing the minerals of this
series, aside from a few significant chemical differences, is th6
morphological characteristic (Ref 1). The possibility of member-'
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the literature. This contention instigated the authors# X-ray
studies of these minerals. For this purpose, 18 samples were
used (from the Mineralogy Museum, AS USSR, the Moskovskiy
geologorazvedochnyy institut - Moscow Geologic Prospecting
Institute, and the authors' own collection). The place of single
minerals in this or that series was verified. All the samples
showed a completely similar diffraction pattern with the
exception of an isometric phase (of the CaF2 structural type nr
its derivatives) derived by roasting metamict euxenite, poly
and blomstrandine at 11000. The complete reflection which th___
pattern showed was well indexed on the basis of the rhombic cell.
The parameters for these samples are given in Table 1.
The results of this study confirm earlier conclusions in regard
to the reatoration of the original structure of euxenite by
roasting at 11000 (Ref 4). Thus the lines of the rhombic phase
found in samples roasted at 11000 are characteristic of the
minerals Concerned. The rhombic phase itself corresponds to the
structure up to the metamict breakdown. The unity of structure
and of chemical composition signifies that all the studied
minerals belong in the same isomorphic series. On the basis of
priority, the names euxenite and pol~i were kept for the
Card 2/3 whole series. The X-ray diagram of samples roasted for one hour

X-Ray Examination of Some Metamict Titano-Niobate
COV120-124-1-51169
is a reliable diagnostic means for determining the minerals
in question. There are I table and 5 references, I of which-
is Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut mineralogii, geokhimii i kristallokhimii redkikh
elementov Akademii nauk SSSR
(institute for Mineralogy, Geochemistryg and Cryatal3pchezistry
of Rare Elements, Academy of Scioncesi USSR)
PRESENTED: July 30, 1958p by N. V. Belov, Academician
SUBMITTED: July 30, 1958
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ALEKSANDROVY V.B.
Crystalline structure of escbynite. Dokl. All SSSR 142 no.1:181-184
Ja 162.' (MIRA 14:12)
~-. Institut mineralogii, geolchimii i kristal,lolchimii r6dkikh
elementov AR SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom.jl~'V. Belovym.
(Eschynite)

AUTHORS: Pyatenko, Yu.A. and Aleksandrovso"Ca_ 2-23/36
2
TITLE: On the Recrystallisation Texture of a Metamict Mineral
(0 teksture reUristallizatsii metamiktnogo miderala)
PERIODICAL: Kristallografiya, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 2, pp 248 - 249
+ 1 plate (USSR)
ABSTRACT: It was found that certain specimens of one of tile
polycrases, Y(Ti,Nb) 2(0,011) 61 both those with faces
0
and those without, gave, after annealing at 500 Laue
photographs with sharp spots. This is unusual as attempts
to re-establish the monocrystallinity of a metamict
mineral usually fail. The sharp spots here, however. are
due not to a single crystal but to an axial recrystallisation
texture. This was confirmed by the lack of change when
the specimen'was rotated about the texture axis, here
perpendicular to the beam. Lauegrams show the symmetry
Cl (line symmetry -perpendicular to the texture axis).
The texture axis must coincide urith one special direction
of the crystallites. The texture axis was measured as
Cardl/2 t1 = 5-50 and t 2 = 5.1 kX in agreement with the cell

SO%70-4-2-23/36
On the Recrystallisation Texture of a Metaruict ineral
.e*,
dimensions - a 5.55, b ~ 14.62, 1, = 5-19 kX of
the orthorhombic cell of polycrase obtained by indexing
the powder photograph. In this way it was confirmed
that it is in principle possible to index the X-ray
diagrams of annealed spec~imeus of the eu.Ninite -
polyerase series using the morphological values of
,a-.b:c as annealing (at 1100 0) re-establishes their
former structure. Texture formation is seen as one
of the stages passed through by minerals in metamict.
breakdown. There are 3 figu-res and 2 references, I of
which is Soviet and 1 English.
ASSOCIATION: Institut mineralogii, geoldiimii i Icristallokhimii
redkilch elementov (Institute of the Mineralogy, Geo-
chemistry and Crystal Chemi.stry of Rare Elements)
SUBMITTED: August 29, 1958
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ALEKSANDROV, V.D.
Hash opyt polucheniia vysokikh urozhaev kartofelia (Our practices for producing high
yields of potatoes). Moskva, Sell-chozgiz, 1954- 23 P-
SO: Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Vol 7. No. 8, Nov. 1954

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AUTHOR: Aloksandrova, V. D.
ORG: Botanical Institute im. V. L. KomorovAcs.demy of Sciences SSSR,
Leningred..(Botanicheskiy Institut Akedemii nauk SSSR)
ilj'ili~: Problem of distinguishing pbytocoenoses in a vegetative
con'tinuum
SOURCE: Botanicbeskiy zburnal, v- 50,1no- 9, 1965P 1248-1259
I
TOPIC TAGS: plant ecology, plant ifenetics, plant morphology
ABSTRACT: The present article is a survoy of Soviet and foreign
literature on the problem of -distineuishing phytocoenoses in a vegets-
tive continuum. Thecontinuum concept of vegetation does not exclude
distinguishing- within the vegetation cover various areas relatively
.f sassonal end annual
uniform in their composition structure, range c%
fluctuations, nature of their relation to environment, productivity
norms, and balance of matter and energy. These phytocoenoses are
connected by continuous transitions and their presence may be explained,
by natural factors acting separately or jointly. These factors include:
1) sudden environmental changes; 2) dominance of certain plant species
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In environment formation; and, 3) turning points in the direct action of:.
certain ecological conditions. Tbese distinguishable areas or
phytocoenoses can be considered as existing units of vegetation subject
to further investigation and classifications Orig, art. has.- 1~ figures
and 1 formuls.
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