1. Means of bulk dyeing synthetic fibres and filaments from polymer melts

   • V. I. Yankov
   • S. A. Vikharev
   • N. D. Pleshkanev

   Reviews Pages: 267 - 273

2. Prerequisites for developing a high-productivity machine for the manufacture of viscose textile fibre

   • A. T. Serkov

   Discussion Pages: 274 - 281

3. A rational scheme for spinning polynose fibre

   • E. M. Mogilevskii
   • N. S. Nikolaeva
   • K. N. Maslennikov

   Discussion Pages: 282 - 284

4. Terminological standards for equipment for the manufacture of synthetic fibres from the melt

   • A. M. Kirichenko
   • A. V. Korneev
   • I. N. Kondyrina

   Discussion Pages: 285 - 287

5. Synthesis and properties of fibre-forming polyquinoxalinebenzimidazobenzophenanthrolines

   • E. P. Perepechkina
   • T. I. Ivanova
   • G. I. Kudryavtsev

   Man-Made Fibre Chemistry And Technology Pages: 288 - 291

6. Spinning polycaproamide fibre under thermostating conditions

   • V. I. Mozheiko
   • S. Ya. Mezhirova
   • D. V. Fil'bert

   Man-Made Fibre Chemistry And Technology Pages: 291 - 292

7. Acceleration of the graft copolymerization of polyethylene terephthalate

   • Yu. A. Yablochkina
   • Yu. D. Andrichenko
   • Z. A. Rogovin

   Man-Made Fibre Chemistry And Technology Pages: 293 - 294

8. New antistatics for synthetic fibres

   • O. G. Pikovskaya
   • T. E. Derbeneva
   • I. T. Polkovnichenko

   Man-Made Fibre Chemistry And Technology Pages: 295 - 296

9. Preparation of carbon-fibre ion-exchangers based on synthetic fibres

   • M. V. Broi-Karré
   • L. A. Vol'f
   • G. B. Lobynicheva

   Man-Made Fibre Chemistry And Technology Pages: 296 - 298

10. Deformation of viscose textile fibre during the process of spinning by the continuous method

    • A. M. Gershman
    • G. G. Finger
    • I. P. Baksheev

    Man-Made Fibre Chemistry And Technology Pages: 299 - 301

11. Structural features of hollow fibres intended for hemodialysis

    • V. A. Bakunov
    • L. F. Maiboroda
    • A. N. Sokira

    Man-Made Fibre Chemistry And Technology Pages: 301 - 303

12. Phase diagram of the system primary cellulose acetate — Acetic acid — Water

    • I. M. Malofeeva
    • V. M. Aver'yanova

    Man-Made Fibre Chemistry And Technology Pages: 303 - 305

13. Effect of spinneret hole diameter on the structure and properties of viscose fibre

    • I. N. Kotomina
    • A. T. Serkov

    Man-Made Fibre Chemistry And Technology Pages: 305 - 307

14. Dynamics of the adsorption of vapors and gases by fibrous carbon adsorbents

    • L. I. Fridman
    • V. A. Perlin
    • V. N. Akhmatov

    Man-Made Fibre Chemistry And Technology Pages: 307 - 308

15. Investigation of the thermal properties of mixtures of heat-resistant polymers by the DTG method

    • I. F. Khudoshev
    • R. G. Fedorova
    • A. I. Koretskaya

    Physicomechanical Properties, Processing, And Applications Pages: 309 - 311

16. Structural features of ultrathin synthetic fibres

    • M. V. Tsebrenko

    Physicomechanical Properties, Processing, And Applications Pages: 312 - 314

17. Effect of the chemical composition of polyoxadiazole fibres on their relaxation and strength properties

    • V. E. Sorokin
    • V. G. Brusentsova
    • A. S. Semenova

    Physicomechanical Properties, Processing, And Applications Pages: 315 - 316

18. Fibres based on a mixture of cellulose triacetate and polycaprolactam

    • G. F. Khakimova
    • F. K. Farakhova
    • E. I. Berenshtein

    Physicomechanical Properties, Processing, And Applications Pages: 317 - 318

19. Dependence of elastic modulus of highly-oriented synthetic fibres on degree of deformation

    • A. M. Stalevich
    • L. E. Root

    Physicomechanical Properties, Processing, And Applications Pages: 319 - 320

20. Methodological questions in determining directions of technical progress in the manufacture of small-tonnage fibres for technical purposes

    • E. K. Bol'sheyanova
    • F. F. Bezdudnyi
    • V. S. Smirnov

    Economics And Organization Of Production Pages: 321 - 324

21. Intensification of the process of biological clean-up of waste water from the manufacture of synthetic fibres

    • N. S. Silant'eva
    • V. I. Zamelin
    • N. F. Fedosova

    Protection Of The Environment. Safety Engineering Pages: 325 - 327

22. Utilization of waste water in the process of preparing desalinated water

    • L. I. Smirnova
    • M. G. Bol'shakova
    • N. A. Novikov

    Protection Of The Environment. Safety Engineering Pages: 328 - 328

23. Removal of suspended substances from waste water using the slag from nickel manufacture

    • V. N. Tolstov
    • V. V. Popov
    • V. A. Bullan

    Protection Of The Environment. Safety Engineering Pages: 329 - 329

24. Errata

    Erratum Pages: 330 - 330