SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT POPOV, K.K. - POPOV, K.S.

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FISH, Aron Yakovlevich; TARNOPOLISKIY, Yur-ly Matveyevich; AKUNTS,
Karlen Armenakovich; PETROV, Aleksandr Vasillyevich;
MPOVP K.K., red.; BULIDYAYEV, N.A., tekhn. red.
[Collectors of electrical machines using plastic materials]
Kollektory elektricheakikh mashin na plastmasse. (By]A.IA.
Fish i dr. Moskva, Gosenergoizdat, 1963. 191 P.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Electric machinery) (Plastics)

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VOYEYKOV, Dmitriy Dmitriyevich; GERTSIGER, Leopolld Waumovich;
RIYAZEV, Konstantin Kon-stantinovich; LIVSHITS, Illya
Aronovich; WSMISONI, Allbert Yakovlevichi POPOV, K.K.,,red.
[Design of low-frequency enerators] Konstruirovanie nizko-
chastotnykh generatorov. ?By] D.D.Voeikov i dr. Moskva
Izd-vo "Energiia," 1964. 225 P- (MIRA 17:71

POPOVI K.K.; KALITINA, Z.I.
Development of Dicrocoelium lanceatum Stiles et Hassall, 1896 on
alpine pastures of the central Caucasus. Zool.'zhur. /+1 no.12:
1793-1797 D 162. (MIRA 16:3)
1. Pedagogical Institute 96nd 1-Mical, High School of North-Osetia,
Ordzhonikidze.
(Caucasus--Trematoda)
VZ

BABADZHANYAN, Pargev Artexhavich; LYUSIN, Borin ivanovich;
red.; TORONIN, K.P., takhn.rod. -RqRT-,- ~11-x- "-
(Design and production of collectors for electric machiner7l
Konstruktaiia i proizvodstvo kollektorov elektrichaskikh mashin.
Moskva. Goseenerg*izd-vo, 1960. 189 p.
(MIRA 14:4)
(Electric current collectors) (Electric machinery)

POPOVP K. N.
PA 243T56
USSR/Geography - Explore':rs Jan/Feb 53
"Russian Contributions to the Geographical Study
of Eastern Nations (Japan, Southeast Asia, and
India)," K. M. Popov, Geog Inst, Acad Sci USSR
"Iz Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser Geograf" No 1, PP 58-69
Discusses contributions made by Russian travelers,
scientists, writers, painters, atc., to geological
study of certain Easterii countries. Mentions in
particular-Yu. M. Shokalskiyj oceanographer; A.I.
Voyeykovp climatologist; A. N. Krasnov, botanist;
N. N. Miklukho-Maklay, explorer; Admiral S. 01.
Makarov, hydrographer; I.A. Goncharov, writer;
V.V- Vereshchagin, artist; and others. AV%

POPOV, Ironstantin. [M.j
-,
Plundering 6-66i~mie resources of countries of Southeast Asia b7 Japanase
imperialists. and suppression of their national cultures during the
Second World War. Trudy Inst.geog. n0-57:115-142 '53. (MLRA 7:1)
(Asia, Southeastern-Japanene occupation. 1940-1945)

)COSTINSKIT, Dmitriy Natanovich; POPOV, X.M.. professor, doktor
ekonomichookikh nauk, rediiktbi-, LATRWITNA, Te.T., redaktorl
GLETKII, D.A.. tokhnicheskly redaktor.
Nepal. Moskva, Goo. ixd-vo geogr.lit-ry, 1955. 102 p. (MLRA 9:1)
(Nnpal--Description and travel)

ORLOVA, Yelens TWimirovn&; aDzIN, Mark Solononovich; POPOV , K. K.,
rodaktor; LAVFJW'TWA,TO.T., redaktor; MaSHIMA, S.K..
tokhnichookly redaktor
[Indials mineral resources] Bogatstva nedr Indit. Koskva. Goo.
Izd-vo geogr. lit-ry, 1955. 114 p. (MLRA 8:10)
(ImUa-Mines and mineral resources)

PUT-TAR N, Taleriy blekseyevich; POROV,,.XJL, doktor skonomichookikh nauk,
otvetstvennyy redaktor; RUBCHIZOV, A.X., kandidat geograficbeekikh
nauk, otvetstvenny7 redaktor; XOSTINSKIT, D.N.. redaktor; YOGIS. N.I.
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
Kashmir* Moskva, aos. izd-vo geogr. lit-ry, 1956. 225 p. (MLRA 10:1)
(Kashmir-Geography)

V
lplyz~r' P.I., V.S., 3,-FOV',, r.ll., ;3YUSH-G.1-S, L.M.,
A.D., 07-e=' Y-nRcv,
=--mcv' -f.*",.
POPOV, K.!-!., Yma'rsm, N.F.,
4ftmAwmm
Lev lAkovlevich 2iman, 1900-1956; obituary. Izv. A..' SIS'T.4. Ser.Geoj.
no.6:153-154 1-1-0 156.
(Ziman, Lev TAkovlevich, 1900-1956)

ROZIN, Mark Solomovich; POPOV, K.X., doktor ekonomicheakikh nauk, professor,
otvetstvenW redMtCvr; 1ANYMBA-1YEV1, Ye.Y., redaktor; KOSHELIVA, S.M.,
takhnicheakiy redaktor; MIGHEVSKIT, G.W., redaktor kart.
_[GeograI14 of mineral resources of Africa] Geografiia poleznvkh
iskopaeviykh Afriki. Mosk7s, Gos.izd-vo geogr.lit-ry, 1957. 278 P.
(MIRA 10:11)
(Africa--Mines and mineral resources)

ALA14PIni'V, P.M.; GERASIKOV, I.P.; GORNNG, M.B.; GOKHW. Y.H.; ZI[IIWMISKIY,
H.M.; KOVALXVSKIY, V.P.; KULAGIN. G.D.; HIIXYKOVSKIY, A.G.: IMYSHTADT,
H.I.; ?OPOT. K.H.; PULYARKIN, V.A.
A.S. Dabrov; obltuarv. P.M. Alampiev and others. Izv. AN SSSR. Ber.
P,OW,- no.4:143i-V4 Jl-Ag '57. (MIRA 11:1)
(Dobrov, Aloktqandr Semnovich, 1901-1957)

OSKOLKOVA, Ollga Boriaovna; POPOV X X
prof., doktor ek-on.nauk, otvetstven-
nyy red.; ASOYAU. fi:.~ ~.-re;Z; JlOGIlU. N.1., tekhn.red.
9
Cliorthern India; its economic geography] Severnaia Indiia;
el-conomiko-geografichesksia kharskterlstUm. Moskva, Goa.izd-vo
geogr.lit-ry. 1958. 318 p. (MIRA 11:6)
(India-Rconomic geography)

&NDRKTEVA, Vera 141khaylovna; GOKHMAN, Veniamin Maksovich; KOVALEVSKIT,
Vladimir Pavlovich; I7IOTkVITSK,4YA, 14arlya Tefiw7na,- POFO~~]~&,
doktor ekon.nauk, otv.red.; SOIDVITF.VA, M.G.. kand.#O_`grSf.nauk,
.Otv.red.-, CHIZHOV. U.N., red.; VASILVVSXIY, L.I., red.: KISILIVA,
Z.A., red.kart; WGINA, H.I., tekhn.red.
[Sconomic regions of the U.S.A.; the North) Skonomicheskie
ralony SShA: Sever. Otv. red. K.M.Popov, H.G.Solovleva. 14Dskva,
Goo. Izd-vo ogr. lit-ry, 1958. 829 p.. (14IRA 12-1)
~uenlted States--Economic geography)

KNYAZHINSKAYA, Larisa Aleksandrovna; prof., doktor ekonom.nauk,
otv.red.; ASOYAN, N.S., red.: KISHILSTA..Z.A., red.kart; NOGINA,
N.I., tekhn.red.
[Western India; economic and geographical characteristics]
Zapadnaia Indila; okonomiko-geograficheakaia kharakteristika.
Koskwa, Gos.izd-vo geogr.lit-ry, 1959. 308 p. (KIRA 12:8)
(India--Bconomic conditions)

PULYARKBi, Valeriy Alekseyevich;--EQ~QV,.N.M.j doktor ekon.
nauk, otv. red.; URMT IYEIIA, Ye.V., red.
(A.fgbanistan; its economdc geography] Afganistan; ekorc,'
micheskaia geografiia. Moskva, Mysll, 1964. 253 p.
(MIRA 18:4)

POPOV) K.M.
I.A.Vitver's n9w Wor!j". lzv. IN S-cn. S-f- gecg- S--O
163. (KIRA 16:10)

ASOYAN, Nadezhda Samuilovna; POPOV,- K.M., doktor ekon.nauk,prof.,
otv.red.; GOPITUNT, M-9.-'-'kand. geogr.nauk, otv.red.;
DEREVYANKINA, L.A., red.; SHAPOVALOVA, N.S., mlad.
red.; VASIKINA, R.S., tekhn. red.
[Nigeria; characteristics of its economic geograplql
Nigeriia; ekonomiko-geograficheskaia kharakteristika.
Moskvap Geografgizp 1963. 270 p. (MIRA 17:2)

DLIN, Nikolay Aleksandrovich; POFOV K.N.y doktor ekon. nsuk,
Y I '--
prof., otv. red.; PAI _99ff.izd-va.' MILHLINA, L.T.J.
tekhn. red.
[United Arab Republic (Egypt)] Ob"edinennnia Arabskaia Res-
publIka (Egipe'LO). Moskva, Izd-vo vostochnoi lit-ry, 1963.
139 P. (MIRA 16:12)
(Egypt-Economic geography)

GORELIKOV, Semen Gerasimovich; POPOV, K.11., doktor ekop. nauk,
otv. red.; NEF-a'YEV, V.P., red.; SHAPOVAILVA, U.S.,
mlndahiy red.1 VILENSKATA, E.N., tekhn. red.
(Iraq; economic geography] Irak; ekonomika-geograficheskaia
kharakteriatika. Moskva, Geografizdat, 1963. 223 P.
(MIRA 16:11)
(Iraq--Economic geography)
74

ANDREYEVA, Vera Mikhaylovna; Pofy~ P doktor ekon. naukV otv.
red; LAVRENTIYEVA,"T-a.V.-,-'-i;6-d.; SHAPOVALOV, N.S., mlad.
red.; MALICHEVSKIY, G.N., red.kart; ARDANOVA, N.P.,
tekhn. red.
(New Zealand; economic geography] Novaia Zelandiia; eko-
nomiko-geograficheakaia kharakteristika. Moskva, Geografgiz,
1963. 334 p. (MIRA 16:8)
(New Zealand--Economic geography)

POTEKHIN, I.I., glav. red.; BARANOV, A.N., red.; BELYAYEV, Ye.A., red.;
GELLER.. S.Yu., red.; GRAVE, L.I., st. nauchnyy red.; GRIGORIYEV,
A.A., red.; GUBER, A.A., red.; KULAGIN, G.D., red.; MALIK, YJ.A.,
red. MANCHKHA, P.I.p red.; MILOVANOV, LV., red.; NERSESOV, G.A.,
red.; OLIDEROGGE, D.A., red.; ORLOVA, A.S., red.- POPOV K.M
red. ROZIN' 14.S., kand. ekon. nauk red.; SMIRNO~--.13._R., red.;
UFIMOVY I.S., red.; SHVBDOV, A.A., red.; YASTREBOVA, I.P., red.;
PAVLOVA., T.I., tekhn. red.
[.Africa; encyclopedia) Afrika; entsiklopedicheakii spravochnik~.
Glav. red. I.I.Potekhin. Chleny red. kollegii: A.N.Baranov i dr.
Moskva, Vol.l. A - L. 1963. 474 p. (MIRA 16:4)
1. Sovetskaya entsiklopediya, Gosudarstvannoye nauchnoye izdatelf-
stvo, Moscow.
(Africa--Dictionaries and encyclopedias)

ZHIBITSKAYA, Ernestina Davidovna; doktor ekon. nauk,
prof., otv. red.; KOSTINSKIY, D.N., recL; KISELEVA, Z.A.,
red. kart; KOSHEIEVA, S.M., tekhn. r4wL. -
[Finland; economic geography]Finliandiia; ekonomiko-
geograficheskaia kharakteriatika. Moskva, GeografgIz, 1962.
305 P. (MIRA 16:3)
(Finland-Economic geography)

FOPCVS, K.M.
'Air routes of foreign countrieso by L.Sh. Gordonov. Reviewed Ir
K.H* Popov, Izv. AN SSSR. Ser. geog. n0.5.181-183 S-0 162. ,
(MIRA 15:10)
(Airways) (Gordon*, L.Sh.)

ROZIN, Mark Solomonovic:bLPOPOV,_~..N ,--doktor ekon, nauk, red..;
SOKOLOV, G.A. 9 aoktor geol.-miner. nauk, red.; LAVFMiT IYEVA,
Ye.V., red.i SFAPOVALOVA, N.S,, mladshiy red.? KISELEVA,
Z.A., red. kart.; VILENSKAYA, E.N.. tokhn- red.
(Geography of the mining industry of capitalist countries]
Geografiia gornodobyvaiushchei prorVshlonnosti kapitalisti-
cheakogo mira. Vosk-ia, Geografgi7., 1962, 556 p.
(MIRA 15-9)
(14ineral industries) (Geography, Economic)
4.

OSKOLKOVA, 011ga Borisovna~--FOPOVI.K.I~.p-doktor ekonom.nauk., otv.red.;
KOSTIVSKIY, D.N., red.; POPOVA, V.I., mladshiy red.;KISELFVA,Z.A.,
red. Ighrt; VILENSKOA, E.N.p.teichn. red.
(Central India; economic and geographical features] TSentrall-
naia Indiia; ekonomiko-.geograficheskaia kharaki.eristika. Moskva,
Geografgiz 1961. 279 p. (MIRA 15:7)
Ndia--Economic geography)

VOT,KOV, A.V.; KOLOSOVA, Yu.A.; KULACTIN, G.D.; IMUKHRI, *,.1.;joFOV, K.M.;
I p
PUCHKOV, I.B.: TIKHOMOV, V.P.; CHERNIKOV, G.
Petr Ivanovich Glush2kov, obituary. Izv. AJ SSSR. Ser. F-0g.
no.5-151 S-0 161. MRA 14:9)
(Glushakov, Petr Ivanovich, 1893-1.961)
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TITLE; nes in liigh tempera-rure Eas
erigines deniy- j,-5:,shino-
hebr~yki, z&-~!e -
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r-ERIODICA.
stroyaniye; qo: 2; 1960:
ujj~ of hea-t. removed during as
cvziate the a-,io - -L nt- - G
TEXT; To Ca- mj 0 n e it is ne-es57-TY
-, -)erature of cooled cc
I as -,,he tc-., n cras and su-'F~Lce 0~'
-ce~fjcients 0" heat %ransfer betwee L, an d
tne - -1 1 -4CUlt in the case of turbine assemb-Ilesq
difl- .abi,- erro--Sp a-,Thc)u6h.
tu~-b~nec This is v1jtjjOu-L anpreci -
I are usedg grids, 'This r-e,.hod is
L j through flat y C~
exper-nien-a- data flo-
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the former lie to g I - ~~ ~s oln
-L for rotors; ouires experimen-.aii esu--
apprOximate or~'Y,atter~ Accuracy re- I1,e blade depends
in the - I
fer a of thermal flOV's a-Long t e fl 0,
irans over th jn-nast sur-
rotors~ DistTibut,01 fer E;.ri cc-,. 0-
fficients of heat transi - .rCG -led
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'L,_!7L; rbines in ~iigh ter:-,~er~,;'L -cure D221/MG2
r---,or, ,n- di scs and clar,,iped parts of b-, ades -are roo i
y r
ef fec tiv=-ness can be increa,,~ed by air par-,sar-'e rc
of t.-ades, t5tren-th of blades derends c~.se en c:as
niperav -u of the rurbine. Radal disz-r:.bu
-ire in the 4~'ore-nar z Ion,
e
of ga5 temperature deternines the field of tempefatures In the bla-
de, and thus also its reserve of strength. The auzhor considez-7s
ow that is decelerated in reit..clon to the blades, arid ~..,ih'-Lch dit-
hermal state. Assuming a paraboli-_ rad,-.- d~sT~r-- .-
termines their 4-1 - -,--L - - V4/
bution some eauations are deduced and --urves piotted, The "at-er
indica-ve -hat the -r)os.-Ltirn of maximum -as -emparati-ArE al_'.~ rs -eml-
perature a~, the root of the blade and tne T.-..Lnimum reseive ~,i itz
strength, The evaluation of efficiency of a sysit-m _-~s Car-
ried out rjy calculc'Ling the amoantl cf heat re,,,.oved and -c-
- A. S -ra- nubl~c cations, ooth Sov'et- and
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wilh heat transfer comnutations, The au-,har then r-Insicers _1~1
ce removed fro.-,- a turolne and uses T,,qe d:,mensionless ra-,i!--. of
- total heat of gas 4in :omb~,sT:on -,:hamb?r, T,.---
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Card 2/4

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Cooling turbines in high zenperature ... D/221/D302
turbines. Results of calculations on relative heat Transfer during
cooling of turbines are plotted for a wide range of units. They in-
dicate that the former has a marked value for average loads and
high gas temperatures. Increased loading reduces heat transfer.
Consideration is given to chraiges in heat transfer when higher pe-
ripheral speeds are bbtained by increasing the rotor sizet and not
with greater speeds of rotation. The effective coefficient of effi-
ciency of cooled turbine is lower than in the case of uncooled
unitp and corresponding equations are deduced. At a gas temperature
of 18000K, the quantity of heat removed for cooling may reach 15 %
of the total. Without regeneration this can reduce the coefficient
of efficiency of the machine by 10 %. Full regeneration may resto -
re it to a value comparable to the coefficient of uncooled machi- VK
nes. In turbines with an open circuit of air cooling, the transfor-
mation of gas energy into work has some peculiarities. Loss of Dow-
er due to cooling is then proportional to the relative air flow of
cooling. It is possible to consider that in the case of air coo-
led turbines, 1 % of air flow on cooling produces an average drop
of engine power by 1.5 % together with increase of fuel consump-
Card 3/4

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Ser.geogo no.3:151-152 Mq-je 16F. (MM 14:5)
(Vitver.. Ivan Aleksandro-vioh-1891-)

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"'ont: 1~v Lis' of Russian ,ccessi6ns, Lil;i,--r:! or C~,n.-,rcss,c :1 fj

1. PIKOVSKIY, A.M., Eng., ; POPOV, K. M., Eng.
2. USSR (600)
4. Ball Bearings
7. DurabiIity of baU bearings having grinding scratches, caused by tempering,
Podshipnik no. 8, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January -1953. Unclassified.

ANTIPOVA, Angelina Vasillyevna; PQPQY,_.K.M .., doktor ekon. nauk,
prof., otv. red.; ROMASHOVA, V.D., red.; MARTYNOVA, V.A.,
mlad. red.
[Canada; nature and natural resources] Kanada; priroda i
estestvennye resursy. Moskva, Rygll, 1965. 318 P.
(MIRA 18:7)

h.,M.,; !7, O.P.
'hadin Viaahns"Lavovich hl L-. r.,:; ay.
izv- S:;,"R.

MUKHIN, Georgiy Ivanovich; POFOV,.K.M., doktor ekon. nauk, prof.,
retsenzent; LEBEDEV, I.A., kand. ist. nauk, retsenzent;
FISHCHEVII T.V., red.
(Australia; physical geography and economic geography
surveys. A textbook for the teacher] Avstraliia; fizi-ko-
geograficheskii i ekonoriko-geograficheskii obzory. Posobie
dlia uchitelia. Moskva, Izd-vo "Prosveshchenie," 1961;..
291 p. (MIRA 17:7)

SIMONIYA, Nodari Aleksandrovich; POPOV, K.M.1, otv. red.; GARMSEN,
O.M., red.izd-va; M1KHLjN1-,.-L-.T--.-,---i~khn. red.
("The island of a greatriver."10strov bol'shoi reki. Moskva,
Izd-vo, vostochnoi lit-ry, 1962. 156 p. (MIRA 15:12)
(Borneo)

PULYARK324, Valeriy Alekseyevich- POPOV K.M., doktor ekon. nauk,
P J-
otv. red.; SHAPOSMIIKOV, A.D., red.; MARTYROVA, V.A.,
mladshiy red.; KISEIZVA, Z.A., red. kart; KOSHEIZVAj
S.M., tekbn. red.; VILEZISKAYA, E.H., tekhn. red.
(Western Pakistan; economic geography]Zapadnyi PakiBtan;
ekonoriko-geograficheakaia kharekteristika. Moskvap
Geografgiz, 1962. 259 P. (MIRA 15:10)
(Pakistan-Economic goograp)W)

KOMARO I.V.; -!!~povl -K-11-
Problems in the economi-o regionalization of India. Izv.
AN SSSR. Ser. geog no.107-47 Ja-F 162. (MIM 15:2)
1. Institut geografii AN SSSR.
(India-&onomic zoning)

GORELIKOV, Semen Gerasimovich;kQ2V,,,K I" doktor ekonomo nauk# otv,
red.; KOSINSKIY, D.11.,. red.; SHAPOVALOVA, N.S., m:Ladshiy red.;
M-ALICIIEVSKIY, G.U., red. kart; VIL121SKAYA, E.N., tekbn. red.
[Iran; economic and geographical features] Iran; ekonomiko-
geografichookaya kharaktaristika. Moskva., Gos.izd-vo geogr.
lit-ry, 1961. 351 P. (MIRA 15:2)
(Iran-Economic geograpIV)

POPOV,_4 1,. kand.tekhn,nauk
Cooling of turbines in high-temperature gas-turbine engines. Izv.
vys.ucheb.zav.; mashinostr. no.2:19-30 W. (PEIRA 14:4)
1. Moskovskoye vyssheye takhnicheskoye uchilishche imeni Baumm.
(Gas turbines--Cooling)

TRINICH, Fridrikh Akhmetovich;_,I~OPOV..K.M., prof., doktor ekonom.nauk,
otv.red.; ASOTAN, U.S., red.; KISMWA, Z.A., red.kart;
NOGINA, N.I., tekhn.red.
Clastern Pakistan-, economic-geographical features] Vostochnyi
Pakistan; ekonomiko-geograficheskii ocherk. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo
geogr.lit-ry. 1959. 223 P. (KIRA 13:2)
(Pakistan, Eastern--Economic conditions)

AIMMA. Tora, Mikhaylovna; POP07,1C.M., daktor ekonomichesidkh numk,
UR
otystatyemw redWaor; redaktor, XW LRYA, S.M.,
tekbalcheskiy redaktor
[Austral1j; a geographical Sketch] AvatrAlita; geografichaskii ocherk.
Kooky&, Goo. isd-TO geogr. lit-ry, 1956. 101 p. (KLU 9:7)
(Australia-Geograpby)

BIJTAYNV, Davlet Aslanbekovich; KAIXYKOVA, Zinsida Alekseyevaa. PWVIDZ, Lev
Grigorlyevich; tgNT,_.Xtrill Nikolayevich: ROZ03STUNSXIT, Seerge7
Nikolayevich; YANISHIN. Boris Ivanovich; OKOLEVSKIY, I.I., professor,
redaktor; NEXHASOV, B.B.. redaktor; FRIDKIN. A.M.. tekhnicheakiy
redaktor
[Book of problems in hydraulics for mechanical engineering schools]
Zadachnik po gidravlike dlia mashinostroitellnykh vuzov. Pod red.
1.1,iKukolevokogo. Hoakva, Goa. energ. izd-vo. 1956. 343 P. (MLRA 10:1)
(Hydraulics-Problems, exercises, etc.)

POPOV, K.N., lnzh.; TITOV, V.N.p dotsent, kand. tekhr,. nauk (deceased)
Photoele

.pO.,PGv,,,K..N.,- inzh.; GORSHKOV, V.S., kcal. tekhn. nauk
Ghemical stability of crystallized glass materials. Stek.;ker.
22 no.10:22-26 0 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Vsesoyuzn-yy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut novykh
Etroitellnykh materialov.

inzh.; TITOV, V.N., dotsentl-, kand. tekhn. nauk (deceased]
Photoelectronic instrument for quick determination of carbon content
in ashes. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; energ. 8 no.6:74-76 Je f65.(NIRA l8s7)
1. Tomskiy ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni politekhni6heakiy ordena
Trudovogo Krasnogo Znameni politekhnicheskiy institut imeni, Kirova.

POPOV, K.N.) kand.tekhn.nauk; LYAKHOVSKIY) L.K.9 kand.tekhn.nauk
Testin direct-acting-otean FumpB manufactured by the Svessa Plant.
[Trud MVTU no.ioo:99-11,17 f6o. (MIRA 14:4)
Yj
(sl~essa-P=ping machinei-j) (Steam engines)

BUTAUV, Devlet Aslanbekovich; KALMTKOVA, Zinaida Alekseyevna; PODVIDZ,
Lev Grigorlyevich, dotBent; POPOV, Kirill Nikolayevich;
ROZEMESTUNSKIT, Sergey Nikoiayevich; TMIMUN, Bor'is Ivenovich;
KUKOLEVSKIT, I.L. prof.. red. (deceased]; VOROHIN, K.P., tekhn.
red.
[Problems in hydraulics for machanical-engineering institutes]
Zadachnik po gidravlike dlia mashinostroitellnykh vuzov. Pod red.
I.I.Kukolevskogo i L.G.Podvidza. Izd.2.. perer. i dop. Moskva,
Gos.energ.izd-vo, ig6o. 44o p. (MIRA 13:11)
(H7draulics--Problems, exercises. etc.)

POPOV, K. N.
-Jjj~a~T-
lV61 0 19 (poudoglanders). Zhur.mikrobiol.spid. L immun. 28 no.l:
125-128 Ja '57- (KLFA 10: 3 )
(KILIOIDOSIS,
(Ras))

i ACC NR. A2,6027131
SOURCE CODE: UR/0272/66/000/004/0079/0079
AUTHOR: Popov, K. N.,,.
TITLE: A photoelectric device for measuring the specific surface of powdered
materials
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Metrologiya i izmeritel'naya tekhnika, Abs. 4.32.590
REF SOURCE: Izb. Tomskogo politekhn. in-ta, v. 138, 1965, 174-177
TOPIC TAGS: electric measuring instrument, photoelectric method, physical quantity
measurement
ABSTRACT: An automatic photoelectric device for measuring the specific surface
wiLbin 160--3500 cm2/g of powdered materials in the absence of inner porousness is
described. The principle of operation of the device, which was developed by the De-
partment of Technical Physics, Tomsk Polytechnic Institute (fiziko-tekhnicheskiy
fakul'tet Tomskogo politekhnicheskogo instituta) is based on measuring the time re-
quired for a certain volume of air to pass through a layer of a powdered material.
The measured time is determined by
t T-a = 0.0205a
360
C.,d 1/2
UDC: 531.755.1.082.52

ACC NR; AR6027131
7.4 sec is the time dur4ng which the scale of the device makes a 360* turn
where T = -
a is the rotation angle of the scale in degrees, i.e., the angle of scale rotation
by a motor which establishes the-balance of a measuring bridge disturbed by the pas-
sage of air expelled by a liquid column in front of a photoresistance. The results
of measurements on samples with different specific surfaces are presented. Devia-
tions from measurements by a surface meter of the T-3 type did not exceed 4--5%. A
single sample was measured in 25--30 sec, which is 10--15 times faster as compared v
the T-3. [Translation of abstract) 2 illustrations and bibliography of 4 titles.
M. Mekler

EXCERPTA YIEDICA See 5 Vol 12/? General Path* JU1Y 59
1817. A CASE OF CONGENITAL STENOSIS OF THE TRACHEA - Uber einen
Fall von kongenitaler Trachealstenose -%,Popov K. P. Inst. fOr Pathol.
Anat.. floherei Med. Inst., Sofia - ZBL. At= WrH7.PATH. ANAT. 1958,
98/5-6 (241-2431 Mus. I
-Thi post-mortem findings In a girl who died at the age of I yr. 9 months are report-
ed. The stenosis Is explained as being due to a disturbance of the development of
one of the tracheal rings. Clinical manifestations were present soon after birth.
The malformation was complicated by German measles and bronchopneumonia.
Discussion of the genesis. Hambach - Jihlava (V. 70)

.c-YVY K. P.
Present oceta-rence of the birch Betula verrucosa Ehrh. Ln
the mountains of the Crimea. Bot.zhur. 50 no.2:223-228 F
165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Varzobskaya botanicheskaya stantsiya P./o. Varzob
Tadzhikskaya SSR. Submitted January 6, 1962.

Popcv,
of of herbaria b,., inze~,t.m.
3t'-18-370 Mr '65. (MRIA 13:41)
1. Mikitskiy botanlcliciskiy sad, Yalta.
Ilk

_FOPOvjJV.
Drying and mechanization of the packaging and packing operations
of ammonium sulfate. Koks I khIm. no.5:43-45 163. (MMA 16:5)
(Ammonium sulfate) (Coke industry--By-products)

MOVCHAN, A.T.; POPOV, K.P.- SOKOLOV,' V.F.; LIVSHITS, B.Ya.; BUTUZOV, M.D.
Automation of sulfate recovery plants. Koks i khim. no.5:39-43
163. (Ooke industry-By-products) (Automation) (MIRA 16:r)

POPOV$ K.P.
Sesquicentennial celebration of the Nikita Botanical Garden.
Ukr. bot. shur. 20 no.2:123.-122 163. (MIRA 16t6)
(Nikita(Crimea)-Botanical Gardens)
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POPOVI K.P.
Protection of herbaria against pests. Ukr. bot. zhu--. 21 no.5:
102-104 164. (MIRA 18:2)
1. Varzobskaya gorodskaya botanicheskaya stantsiya, Tadzhikskaya
SSR.

SHALIT, M.S.; POPOV. K.P.
Professor Nikolai Aleknandrovich Troitskii; obitua--7. Ukr.bot.
zbur. 15 no.4:101-102 '59- (MIRA 12:5)
(Troltakii, Nikolai Alalroariarovich. 1887-1957)

POPOll, K.P.
A new species of the genus Sorbns from the Crimea. Bot.i3at.
Gerb. ig:i88-196 159. (MIRA 12:8)
(Crimea,Sorbua)

POPOV,OJLX9-
Tertiary conifer relicts of Crimea and lheir present habitat. Bbt.
2hur. 46 no. 5:965-700 My 161* (MIRA 14:7)
lo Krymakiy gosudarstvennyy pedagogicheikiy institut imeni M.V. Frunze
Simfe:ropoll.
(Crimea-Paleobotany-Terti*lry) (Crimea--Coniferae)
WPM

MASLINKOV, L.St.; POPOV, K.P.
Congenital stenosis of the trachea. Suvres med., Sofia no.6:89-92 160.
1. Iz Katedrata. po patologoanatcmiia pri VMI, Sofiia (Rukov. na
katedrata: prof. B.Kurdzhiev)
(TRACHEA abnorm.)

P-OPOV, K. P.
Unusual flowering of an apricot tree following frost damage.
Priroda 48 no.6:104-105 Je 159. (MIRA 12:5)
l.Krymskiy podagogicheskiy institut, Simferopol'.
(Apricot)

tAI
tPut Of tho basts,
As it Rsult at exptL studies carried out in th~ lah. aitd In the
plant the yield of pyridine was r3fstA from 3-4 to 6--6 kr.1-
Ant% of Along with pj,--,,,idig
in the m urawr I
itaure O%pete,absorption of the pyridinc
the UOpt n 0 the following regime was credited with the'
Jim ement: Maintenance of the temp. of the saturator ai
fifieW, the. acidity of the mothez liquor at 6-7%, and the
corzcn. of the p3rzidine ba5es in tbi! saturator at PHI g./1.
Coatiatzou3 and uniform removal of the mother liquor to the
ticutralizer provided constancy of --iturator couditioni.
Acidity InIghtr than 8% is undt-,imble, since the quality at,
the (NHO.-SO, is lowercd without a cump--matlac the (a
py!idine r-covcry,.

AUTHORS: 'K~, ~K.P., and Karvatskaya, ',,.A. 68-58--0-9/21
TITLE: On Increasinr'- the Racove-u of F7rid-ine 3ases (Ob
uvelichenii vyrabotki )iridinovykh osnovaniy)
PERIODICAL: Koks i Xhimiya, 1958, Dr 2, pp 41 - 43 (USSR)
ABSTPJiCT: An investigation of the oT)eration of the pyridine
recovery plant or, t! e Zaporozhlye'Coke Oven Works was carried
out. Various onerational nr-ctices were tried. As a result
optimum operatin.,~ congitions were established: temperature
of the bath, 55 - 60 C, acidity of mother liquor 5 - ?56,
concentration of pyridine bases 8 - 11 g/litre. Under these
conditions, an averaGe output of -).yridine bases of ? ks, per
ton of sulphate was obtained. Continuous treatment of the
mother liquor from the saine saturator is permissible as
no decrease in the concentration of bases in the mother liouor
takes place. A hiEh acidity of mother liquor (8%) is harmful
as the absorption of pyridine bases is not improved while
the quality of ar=onium sulphate deteriorates. There are
5 tables.
ASSOCIATION:
ZaDorozhsk-i,,i koksokhimicheskiy zavod (Zaporozhlye
Coke Oven T.11orks )
AVAILABIE: Library of Congress
Cardl/l 1. Pyridines-Reccvery 2. Pyridine recovery plant-
Lperation

POPOV, K.P.
Dichroism absorption bands of some aromatic molecules. Opt. i
spektr. 3 no.6:579-586 D 157. (VIRA. 11:2)
(Aromatic compounda-Spectra)

POFOVO K.P.; IWIVATSKAYA, M.A.
Increasing the yield of pyridine bases. Xoks. i kh1m. no.2;41-43 158.
(MBA 1113)
1. Zaporoshekty kokaokhimichnkly mavod.
(Pyridins)

POPOV, K. P.; GIUROVSKI, Al.
abnormality of the heart combined with persisting
embryonic upper left caval vain. Suvrem. mad., Sofia 7 no.q:
9i-94 1956.
1. Is Katedrata po obahcha patologiia i patologichna anatomita
pri TMI - Sofila (Zav. katedrata: prof. B. Kurdshi"v) t
Katedrata po anatomiia V. Voroblov pri VM.I - Sofiia (Zav.
katedrata: prof. D. Kadanov).
(CARDIOVASCULAR DEFECTS, CONGENITAL. case reports
morbus casrulea & tetralogy of Fallot)

/,c.
POPOV K.F. ; BERCHEY, Kr.
Comparative investigations on characteristics and localization
of tumors according to autopsy material collected during 20 years.
Suvrem.med., Sofia 6 no-7:3-14 1955.
1. Iz Instituta po obshcha patologiia i patologichna anatomiia pri
Visshiia meditainski institut V.Chervenkov, Sofila (zav.: prof.
B.Kurdzhiev).
(NDOPLAS14S,
autopsy findings, 20 year survey)

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POPOV, K.P.; SOKOLOV, V.F.
Production of first-grade armonium sulfate. Koks i khim. no.8:35-39
161. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Zaporozhskiy koksokhimicheskiy zavod.
(Ammonium sulfate)

-,-FOFCVI K. ., SKURKO, A.M.
Interesting apple hybrid. Agrobiologiia no.1:148 Ja-F '60.
(MI-RA 13:5)
1. Kafedra botaniki Krymokogo pedagogichaskogo instituta g.
Simferopol'.
(Apple)

POPOV,
Systanaticas of Crimean representatives of the genus Sorbus.
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no.5:575-579 MY '58- (MIRA 11:6)
1,Leningradi3kiy tekhnologicheskiy institut pishchevoy promyshlennosti.
(Acenes--Spectra)

POMP K.R.; SMIRNOV, L.V.
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AUTHOR: Popov, K.R.
TITLE: Polarization of Electron Transitions in Folyacenes
(Polyarizatsiya slaktronnykh perekhadov v poliatsenakhij
PERIODICAL: Opt1kn I Spektrosicoplya, 1958, Vol IV, Nr 5, pp 575-579
ABSTRACT. The absorption spectra of naphthacene moleculas partly orieat~ld
in a stretched film of polyvinylbutyral, as well as the cpflr~tr&
of 3-sulphonaphthalene and p -sulphoanthracone orientod in filias
of polyvinyl alcohol were studied. The )T-electron systcts of
the naphthalene and anthracene molecules is -not greatly affected
by attachment of a sulpho group, bat the presence of the lattgr
makes it possible to prepare aqueous solutions and use prly-rinyT.
alcohol films in which a greater deF th
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molecules studied is possible. The mathod of oriantation of 67
molecules in polymer films and measLrement of the spectza of tLe
former are given in Reffs 6, S. Fig 1 gives the ab.5crption ape7~tra
of /3-sulphona phtha lens in the F-band region in a stre~;zhed
polyvinyl alcohol film. The three curves 6i-Ts the i;vio pzlarizad
componente. and the dichroism d . Si-milar results for
Card 1/3 in polyvinyl alcohol and for naphthacens in pclyvinyllx~tyral
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given in Figs 2 and 3 raspectively. 7Labla I tha
results obtainedfor he dichroism (d) and anisotropy I%p) of
,the absorotion bands4naphthacene and anthracene,broth ia
polyvinyl~utyral, and p-sulphona phtha lone and 13 -sulphoanthra cane
both in polyvinyl alcohol. it vias found that the P-banes in
polyacenes correspond to the electron transition Agl B2U, 'Ind the
p-bands correspond to the transition Ths author
suggests that in the P-bands, in additpon to the allowed electron-
vibrational transitiona, forbidden electron-vibrational transitions
are possible. Existence of the forbidden coi-4iponen-.s in the
P-bands of polyacenes would explain qualitatively the closarred
spectral dependence of dichroism kTable 2). The author's
hypothesis is supported by an estimate of trio oscillator strength
for the forbidden component in the P-band of anthracane
kf = 0.005-0-051 which agrees with the values of anisotropy
for the same P-band. This work vias carried out under the direction
Card 2/3 of Professor L.V. Smirnov.
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There are 3 figures, 2 tables and 19 referarces, ;5 of wnich
are American, 5 Soviet, 4 German, 1 Hungarian and 1 Swiss -
ASSOCTATIOIT:Leningradr.kiy teldinologicheskly :jnstitut ~ishchavoy Proayshlonnosti
(Leningrad Techuological Institute for the Focdstuffs Industry
SLTBUITTF,D: June 27, 1957
1. Polyacenes
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AUTHOR: Popov, K. R.
TITIL: Dichroism. of Absorption Bands of Certain Aromatic
Molecules. (Dikhroizm. polos pogloshcheniya.
nekotorykh aromaticheskikh molekul.)
PERIQDICAL: Optika i Spektrosko iya, 1957, Vol. III, Nr- 6,
pp..5?9-586. (USSR
ABSTRACT: Absorption of light by organic molecules in the visible
and ultraviolet regions is due to transitions of ir-
electrons from the ground to the excited level. Such
transitions are described by their frequency, intensity
and polarization. The present paper deals with
polarization of electron transitions in aromatic
molecules of naphthalene, anthracene, phenanthrene,
acridine, acridine orange, acridine yellow and rivanol,
which are oriented in a stretched film of a polymer.
The method of orientation used by the present author
was described in Refs. 12, 14. A film of a
transparent linear polymer, which contained molecules
studied as an impurity, was stretched. This caused
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Dichroism of Absorption Bands of Certain Aromatic 'Molecules.
the film with respect to the axes of stretching.
Using a photoelectric spectrophotometer C~ -4 with
a polarizing device, the absorption spectra of the
film were obtained. The incident liot wave had
its electric vector either in the direction of stretchin
(parallel component of optical density DII ) or
perpendicular to the direction of stretching
(perpendicular component of optical density D_L).
Dichroism of partially oi-iented molecules was calculated
from the formula
d = (D 11 - D_L )AD 11 + D_L).
The chief disadvantage of this method is the incomplete
orientation of the molecules studied. The best
orientation is obtainod in films of Polyvinyl
alcohol. Since some of the substances studied were
not soluble in water, butyryl was used, in which
Card 2/4 orientation was poorer. Table 1 gives the position

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Dichroism of Absorption Bands of Certain Aromatic Molecules.
and nomenclature of absorption bands and the
corresponding electron transitions for.:.some of the
molecules studied. The same table gives also
(col-5) theoretical directions of dipole moments
of the elec -tron transitions calculated by molecular
orbit (Ref.21) and free electron (Refs. 18, 22, 23)
methods. An experimental value of dichroism d
is a function of two unknown quantities: the degree
of the anisotropy of.absorption p and the degree
of orientation of the molecular layer 0 . Fig.1
shows calculated dependence of dichroism d* on a
mean "effective" angle of orientation g at several
values of p. From Fig.1 it is possible to find,
for any value of d, the limits between which p
lies. The values of Dj , D..L , d, p, and 09
in the range 200-500 m~L are given for: anthracene
in butyryl (Fig.2 and Table 2), naphthalene in
butyryl,- acricrine (cation) in-polyvinyl alcohol
(Fig;3 and Table 3), acridine ~neutral molecule)
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ption Bands of Certain Aromatic I
Dichroism. of Absor Mlolecules.
polyvinyl alcohol and phenaiathrene in butyryl,(Fig.6).
This work was directed by Professon L.V. Smirnov.
There are-6 figures, 4 tables and 25 references, of
which 7 are Russian, 10 English, 5 German, 2 Swiss
and 1 French.
ASSOCIATION: Physics Department of Leningrad Technological
Institute of Food Industry. (Kafedra fiziki
Leningradskogo tekhnologicheskogo instituta pishchevoy
promyshlennosti.)
SUBMITTED: February 4, 1957.
AVAIIABLE: Library of Congress.
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POPOV, K. S.
Biocatalysts of metabolism present in-i-rapes and grape wines. Biothla.
vin. no.6:261-285 160. (KMA 13: 10)
1. Veesoyuznyy nauchno-inaledovateliskiy inatitut vinodeliya i
vinogradarstva "Magarach".
(13iocatalysts) (Wine--Physiological Offect)

POIW. K.S.; -.CHISTUVVA, H.P.
Xalic acid content of Cb-ampagne vines and Soviet and Yrensch
Champagne. Trudy VNIMV "MagarachO 9:168-178 160. (MIRA 13111)
(Champagne (Wine)) (Malic acid)

PALLADDU L.I.- POPOV, K.S,; OUDIM, A.M.; GTMCHINSKAYA, Te.V.
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Biologically active substances In Soviet champagne and wine
products, Ukr,blokhia.zhur. 32 no.1:111-119 160.
(KM 13 -6)
1. Institute of Biochemistry of the Acadeaw of Sciences of the
Ukrainian S.S.R., 11yev. and the All-Union Olbgarach" Research
Institute for Wine-zakizg and Viticulture, Talta.
(CHAMPAGNE (WINX)) (Wr=--PHYSIOLOGICAL JMGT)