SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ARTEMENKOVA, L. - ARTEMOV, G.

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Work with the thermonuclear... 31250201
the vacuum conditions. 1. 0. Conobarov and Tu. W. bnestrovokly have
devised.a method of measuring very low electron dalnuities in the 100gra".
V. T. Karpukhin has developed and built an Anterfaf*meter,operating " the
3-cm wavelength and serving'for the measurement of ihe highest *Ieotr*n
densities. There are always two plasma coupon-onto U the chamber, a "hot"
one and a cold one, the density of the cold componont being considerably
higher than that of the "hot" one if the pressiwes of remanent gases
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exceed 40 mm Eg. At pressures below 10 mm Hgj the dtnaltles of the
-two components become equal. The cold component has a considerably longer
life than the hot one. The apparatus constructed by A. 3. Karkhov permit"
receiving the =agnetic -adiation of ione In the iholt spoctrua.
Yu. L. Sokolov has worked out spetial spectrome-,ers for measuring the
energy of plasme electronc from ultravlol,et reorpmbiraition ~tadiation and
from bremestrahlun~- in the ranee of 1000--1 A. Part ri. Conclusions:
From experiments with the "Ogral': in the case of ve4k "perages in the
trap (10-20 milliamperes) the ion motion fits well 0t theory of notion
of dinLle particles, Ln-1 tho free path of molecular Iona is longer
than one kilometer. By.a proper choice of the form of the magnetic field
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Work with the thermonuclear..,, B125YI,201
it is possible to augment the mean free path evett further, and io
accumulate a plasma to proton densities of 107 et' . Currents of 300 to
400 milliamperes can be reached. If necessary, 11 ia possibleo by
improving the vacuum conditions, to reduce the current required for a very
dense plasma to tome dozen milliamperes if the enorffy of H~ ions is raised
t6 250-260 kev. Thus, the prob am of accumulation of hot Plasma 'pith a
density of 109 fast ions per ami and even more is by no means solved' as
yet. Research work has so far only reached the linit of those plasma. .
densities, below which the ions move as non-interaoting particles, and
above which the hydrodynamic proVerties of plasma ant the collective
interactions of particles make themselves noticeablo. The processes
taking place in the 110gria" have -not been oomplstely clarified by experi-
ments. For example, it had not yet been explained vhy the plasm*
potential in some variants of the experiments attains dozen# of kilovolts.
Various possible explanationa are offered. There 4re 12 figures and
15 references: 5 Soviet-bloo and 10 non-Soviet-bloc. The 'two most recent
references to Entlish.language jublioatione read as T,Dllowet
G. P. Bogdan6v, A. Panov, N. N.'Shemasko, Life time of fast ions in
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E. C. Fird, and It. N. Rosenblut h, Stable Conflnemeni of a high teinpeftturs
plasma, Phys. Rev. Lett. A, 166 (1960).

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AUTHOR: Artemenkova, L.V. 109-12-15/15
TITLE: A Confrrence on B etron and Photo-electron Multipliers
(Konferentsiya po elektrow*qm i fotoeloktroiuijyx umnozhit-
elyam)
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika i Ilektronika, 1957 Vol*II, Ho.12
pp - 1552 - 1557 Oka)
ABSTRACT: ' A conference took place in Moscow durinS February 28 and
March 6, 1957 and was attended by scientists amd engineers
from Moscow, Leningrad, Kiev and other tentres of the Ooviet
Union. Altogether 28 papers were read end discussed. The
papers were as foliows:
I)BJLStepanov - "Soiie Problems of the Theory and Design of
Electron Multipliers".
2) Ye.V. Yeliseyev, I.S. Ipatkin A.A. Kalmykov, K.V. Mikerov
and B.M. Stepanov gave some experimental data on electron
multipliers operating at large currents and voltages.
3) P.V. Timofeyev and Ye.G. Kozziakova - *Zlectron Multipliers
of VEI (All-Union Bleetro-technical Institute)".
4) G.S. Villdgrube delivered a lecture on now types of
electron multipliers employing alloy emitters.
5) N.S. Khlebnikov - "New Types of Photo-electron Multipliers*.
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A Conference on Electron and Photo-electron Multipliers 109-12-15/15
ro) A.G. Berkovskiy et alij communicated some results on the
new types of industrial photo-electron multipliers.
?) L.I. Andreyeva et alii - "Bleetron Optics of Certain
Special Electron Multipliers and its Characteristics".
8) 1.V. Artemenkova et alii reported some results on the
study of the dispersion of electrons in electron multipliers
and its effect on their resolving power.
9) L.B. Artemenkova and B.M. Stepanov - 'Resolvixig Power
of Electron Multipliers and its 3xperizental Determinatioe
10) A.G. Berkovskiy and L.G. Ioeyteyzen gave some results on
the,photo-electron multipliers suitable for the discrimination
of short-time intervals.
11) G.A. Vasillyev reported on an investigation of the
transient characteristics of photo-multipliers *Dy means of a
micro-oscillograph.
12) A.I. Veretennikov considered the problem of the measure-
ment of the transient characteristics of photo-multiplers.
13) E.Ye. Berlovich gave some data on the transient charact-
eristics of the photo-multipliere,type 4,)Y-19.
14) A.I. Belonosov determined the urrent time lag in the
rhoto-multipliers, type 4)Y-19 and PY-25.
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109-12-15/15
A Conference on Electron and Photo-electron Multipliers
15 Yu.A. Nemilov et alii also studied similar problems.
M A.A. Osheroviah investigated the bauic parameters of the
photo-multipliers, type 13Y .
17) A.Ye. .1.2 6V Proposed a simple method for the measurement
of the amplitude resolution of the multipliers.
18) A.Ye.Melamid - "Parameters of Photo-electron Multipliers
and the Methods and the Nquipment for their Messuremett".
19) B.M. Stepanov gave some data on the characteristics of a
multi-channel electron multiplier operating at high currents.
20) B.M. Glukhovsk(Wand Ye.I. Tarasov - "The Activation
Technology of Alloy Emitters with Various Photo-cathodeew.
21) A.N. Fisarevskiy studied the problem of the application
of the Soviet-made photo-multipliers to ocintillation spect-
roscopy.
22) I.F. Barchuk reported on the applioe.tion of a spectro-
metric photo-multiplier to a scintillaticn I-spectrometer.
23) A.I. Akishin lectured on the special e ectron multipliers
which could be employed for the countine of ions.
24) Ye.L. Stolyarova reported on the sxperinents with a
spectrometric photo-multiplier with an W(Te) crystal.
25) A.A. Samokbvalov and I.G. F&Kidov communicated some data
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109-12-15/15
A Conference on Electron and Photo-electron Multipliers
on a simple scintillation counter, its aharacteristics and its
application in y-type flav detection.
26) O.D. Kovrygib~ and G.D. Latyshev reported on the appli-
cation of the photo-electron-multipler, type OY-12,to the
scintillation spectrometry and y-type flaw detection.
2?) IN.G. Kokina gave some data on the application of electron
multipliers to the monitoring of ultra-violet radiation.
28) N.K. Pereyaslova investigated the speotroscopic chara-
cteristics of the Soviet-made multipliers.
Very short summaries of the above papers %a" given.
SUBMITTED: JulY 3, 1957
AVAIIABIR: Library of Congress
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AUI)OMVA, BATALINAII 144*0 STVAIOTP B.IL
Dispersion of the transit tift of electrons &N a factor affecting
the tim resolution of an sle0ronic ampUflor. K*k- TON QW- flS*
no.lt27-36 1590 (X(RA 13W
(Xectrons) (Phatooldowc w1lipu0n)

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A=SSION MR: ATS022235
AUTHOR: -Artemakova, Ls V,
TITLIa Radimetry of iodine
Doklady,-no. 109,
TOPIC TAGS: iodine, radioisotopoo~ t4dom6UT
mmthl~o
I ch*c"4 tb*
ABSTRACT: The survey reviews the various reported
*I ot;V00r) in
content of radioactive iodine ildtopes (Prosent as 0 ~Q'
air in the vicinity of nuclear roactort, to plants proc,so q& nuoloar fuel,
in laboratories producing radioseAve isotope*. Liquid 4~4 moltd, *dvorbqatO.
IBM, thri,
chemisorbants used for trappinS the vapor tod filters us*o~lor
aerosol and vapor are briefly destribed. To ldontify ka
background of other fraymut products under labar4tairy tolZutwi mile 0my be
made of decay curves, bets-particle absorption curves, etw: low$ ~*pjmltrlk
Radiochemical separation of todino (from the solution or ft ter) WA~ pt0*dw. h*i'.
radiometry and spectrometry. Laboratory instrumats (0v 01ordins ~040-131
are reviewed. Orig. art. hasi 3 figuns4
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9 Apr. 49
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9- MORthlY List g_f Russian ACCLSSIOns; Library of Congress, 1%3. vatiassifted.

.1., M. A.
2. USM (600)
4o Chicken Pox in Poultr-,-
7. Scorehead In chickens, Ftitsevodstvo, No. 11, 1952.
9. EMIU Lf Burgi Aeggggigg , Library of Congrwas, b4a, 1953. thelAmottled.

UMR/Medicine - Veterinary YD-1277
Card 1/1 Pub- 137-14/17
Author I -Arts9chev. N. A., Candidate of Veterinary Selsocios wW Nikolayev,
A. A., zw"MmIlan
Title Veterinary saallwy requirements for conatructioa of pmlt77 mills
wd poultry form in kolkhoses.
Periodical i Veterinarlya, 10, 59-62, October 1954
Abstract s The MInIstry of Pood Noducts Industry NO$ and the Xlzlxtry~of
State Farms VSSR bay* undertaken to foroulato plam for tow1ruttion
of several large poultry mills and tams Lm the lodustrIal wis" of
the eount47. Seleation of site*, types of ~ structixos secoss~Oy to
house equipment of poultry mills and farms, proper facilltlesjor
maintenance of poultry, sanitary req*iromefts, uA nodus oper~nft
are discussed. Diagram.
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USSR/Diseases of Farm 4WImls - Diseases Caused by Vimses and R
Rickettsiae.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 9, 1958, 4099-
Author : Ajj!!I~h ~v Ogorodnikmva, F. V.
Inst : StaU-TeRentific Control rnstitute for Veterinary rrers-
rations.
Title : study of the Ivitundbiological Properties *f the 3SCI
Embryo Vaccine Prepared from the Pigeon r4ix Virus.
Orig Fub: Tr Gos. nauchnt-knntrolln. in-t po vetpreparatsim,
1956, 6, 67-82.
Abstract: Inoculation with the SSCI embryo vaccine prepared frcm
the por virus of pigeons, is easily endured by young
chicks as well as by adult hens, while the sAmInistration
of vaccine prepared from the virus of hens is frequently
accompanied by serious complications.
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"L?.. votoriuoriVy vrach.
no embrye"Walao of the $tats saientific control lastitato Apinst
ex in poultry. Tatorimarlia 33 ao*ls32-,34 A 156s (MM 901)
I.Bratteovsk" ptit"faWka (for Arts%icbbv)*2.%wdl1sm4p ptiua-
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Translation frm: Referativoyy shurivao MeIrtroteMnikal 1957, Ir Si, V "5 (MR)
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AUIROR: PiSaxw# X* B*j Xiloalitaidy# it T., Artimidwt No Aot KiWM41io A. Bo,
Kustmlmkh, L. Kt SoIWIUM, .To* VO -,49 O,afrov,
TITIM: Ultraviolet Illumination of Yowl Capt In a Cap (fttraliolatowcIYO dbl%ol3ak"
ptitsy pri Idetochnom soderzhanii)
PRIODICAL: Yeterinariya. (Veterinary NsdiclAs), 1956, Nr 11, pp 70M
ABMUM: A report is offered an the results of illminatIng cased. cbidmw by *uoxry-
quartz PW,.2 lamps, The experimenta confirmed that ultrxvidlet illmdnation pro-
tects fowl against m1neral-metabolim distu:lmnoeso Woo it Ummessary to include
cod-Uver oil and vitamin D In the flowl's ration, Wromwe Oa4sylve Ability(ty
and incresses live weight (by 10%). bpalonts bwe abown the exp4ismV
of this periodic inwdnationt 4 minutes a day tar 10 daysp followed by 20 "
without illuninatiosu A mobile outfit designed by eaffineer Osetror and tmeling at
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ABS Jour ReV Zhur Diol., No 22, 1)58, ~1,) 10131o
Author Artmichov, M. L.
Inst X-tawn -'
Title Prophylactic V(,t,~riiuiry Wntrol of Capou. Birds.
Orig Pub PtitsevWswot 1957, No. 4~ 23-29-
Abstract ',k) abstract.
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USSR / Diseases of Pam Animls. Diseases Caused by R
Bacteria and Pungl
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Blologiya, No 16, 1958, 74211
Author tArtemichev., M, A.
Inst : Not given
Title : Pullorum of Fowl (BWD [BacillM White Diarrhea])
and Measures for Its Control
Orig Pub: Ptitsevodetvo, 1958, No 2o 39-43
Abstract: No abstract.
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Heated roolmr for aMengive lolead drop 4&JUJInstlem $*Sts for *Its
diarrhea In oblobnos Toterimarlis 35 se.6s" Js 1%.
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Calclo vast* of bloWds Woduction as a vatuablo poultry -
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AR Mil,=F, , M. A. (Main Veterinary Surgeoa) Poultry Plwit) -
"Application of Antibiotics on the Bratmewsk Foultry,Plant,".
Veterimriya, Vol. 37, No. 9) p. 32, 1960.

ARMOGO-
Use of autibiotics At the Brattoovskil Poultry ftetory.
Veterimrile. 37 no.9%32-35 3 060. (mim usn)
1. Glavnyy Yeterinarnyy wach Brattsevskoy pUtseftbriki.
(Antibiotics)
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sent; VIASOV, V.I., retsensent; TOMOBOUT. I.Ve., votsmaxont; Too-
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SOURC1;: Ref. th. Astroonlys Otdvlloy$y vy*pv*. Abs. 6*11,234
AMOR: Arteakin.-Yee To.
Tlr.St Certain regularities of the appearance of noctilwoont clouds at t1W
latitude of Ryazan' (Processing of results of obdervatioas of wattlocent 4audis
in 1957-1961)
CIM SOURCS: Vch. sap. qy&"m*. gois. pod* in-tj To "1 1963. 1249
TOPIC TAGSt noctilucont cloud, cloud
TRANSLATION: There are considered 29 cases of the ap"araws of soctilucent clouds'
In Ryazan' during the period of the International Geophyrical Tsar and Internaticad
Geophysical Cooperation. The win Maximo of the frequency of nodtil"ceat clou",~
appearance In found to aid-Julyp am 2 other, saaller an%" are detsot*d at the
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SiUlapapbyt
-j $a 0=1 a MW 00
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compandc,r's zin,~h ir,_Au I-or t~v ch-
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AZMM IA. L. 1.
Late results of prevent-djW ustho4v of tr"03* wulopmeal
mendagItIs in Infants. Podlatrils n0-3:55-59 *40 055.(WAL 8:26)
1.1s k1lulki detskikh bolesnoW (sw.vror. u
Moskovskogo vieditelemkW institute Imsd 1,T-31jaim on We
1-y Rookovskoy detsbW klinIchaskey '001'ator (SI&MY TMcb-
s"lush*wVy vrech R$M U.T.Prokbomich)
(KNINGIVIS, MMMWCCIC, In Int. amd ebilt
ther. su1tonsmildse & pealcillis. rowks remelts)
(PMCIUIN, ther.u"
vientAgitis, swiWoccle, wItb saltonsuldes In
Iftf.)
(SUL]FDNMDJB, tbor.use
nealmitle, Senispeoccle, vith psaltillia, in let.)

ART=X INA, L. 11. , BONVOIDYA, ?.I.
1W -
'-w-Yr-inting 4yeentery In children with disvIformia. lop.alch.ut, I
dot. I no.1:20-24 MY-J* 15R. (MIRA 11-1)
1. IR Wedry 1prapedevIlki detskikh balestwoy (sav.-vrof. T.A.11mov)
11 Hoskovsko" goomilmrstyenuago moditstavIcogo livetituts ioas& Net.
Pirorova (dire-prof. 0.T. 96rbikov) u lba*e 1)et*W k1jujobtskay
bolinitsy Issai N*F. Pilatov" (glavnyy VrAch U.N. ImInginN).
(DYMMY) (SMAIIIIARLIM)

ARTNUML. L-V-.Iwad.nv&.Muk; CKMADW, V-r.j
PrOISM Of th~ 01141061 "P"O Of 360hOrIMA 0011 IS 4UU*R,
Topeakhoust. I dtto 4 no#2tl7-21 " 059. MIA llt$),
lo Is katodry Xofjplt&l'na7 podiAtril (sovo - prot.,wo-rop")
11 Poskovskogo uilitolaskoo lastims In, IN-1-PIT
Detskoy k1latcheAkey boViltsy Ia. IaTj**kt!1,
4,
vmh TA-L-ubkov, ssuchVy r*~woaltsi i
.
(ISCHAUCHU COLT) (c too;

MIXORUSSOVAD N. V#p dOtiv*nt;-~Rl_MUAL Lz._!*j kand. mod. nank
Acute neuritis during nombichime therapy of a child suffering
from a hurlag dism4ero Vest. atorin. no.Z$95-96 162.
(WA 15s 2)
1. Is otorinolu-ingologiobeekoy klinlki pedUtr1ohoskap fakwlt-
t*ta (say. - Prof. 1. 1. Shabstbatov) I lalAlkl topitallaw
pediAtrU (Say. - WOf . K. 7- P*jxw) It ftslimkop gondarstvoumv
maditaluskop inatituta lusal W. 1. PiMcTi ft bwW dst$kay
klinichmakoy bol'YAW Imal prof. W. F. ftlatam,
DVBDTIVI BRAIIING M CEILMN)

ARTEMKINA, N.I.
Liticoagulants in tbn treatmut of thro4womWIlem of the aemen4rie
vuesele. Vast. Mr. 93 no.903-39 'S 164.
1. Is 3-y kafedry khirurgii (%AV. - prof, NT.~~Uno~r) .1 kafeft
obehahey patologii (tav, - doteent W.A.ShtamlOberg) Lordalradsko
ordena Lenina InstitUts uso"rahenstvoyanip vraelay I*ni Kircmar
a

ARTSMINA, N.)LI,_Wasan', 14vo-Totedskaps ul., d,200 kv.2); 8VAMB, P.O.
Acute obstruction of the messaterial vesetics Toll.kh1r. 83 no,&
90-94 Ag '59. (a" 13A)
1. Is khtrurglaboolkoga Melantya (uv, - k&rA,wd,*%uk T,X. Dwshtes-
binder) Rpsanalcoy gorodskoy klimicheeltaytollultsy *-.4 (Clanoy
v h - N. I PDJW).
i2mm"SIS)
(MIS]"T blood svply)

ARTEMIA, N.I. (Leningrad, Zanevskly prospekt, d.I/K, kv.27)
Clinical aspects and treatment of thrombosis of the mesuteric
vesstli. Vest. khir. 89 no.M19-22 0 162.
(MIRA 17%10)
1. Is khirurgichaskogo otdelaniya Ryaunskoy garodskay klimidwskoy
bollnitay No.4 (glavnyy vrach - saslushennyy vracb,RSM V.I. Popov).

BEREWVSKlY, V.M.; ARUMIMA, -I.V.
Now mthods of Wnthealsir4 nuclaotide cofornnts. Usp kWAo
31 no.6o724-751 Je 162. inn 15t5)
1. vosso"'UmW nail issladovutellskiy viteaiW innUtut,
laboratoriya khimdi kofermentoy,
(Nualsoudes) (Ensyme)

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phoj3phoric. e-vs. Pilvt, P: Separat*m
and hydrolvt.i~ apkilzA,ing of' 1~hosphnric ast*rw of ribofla-iime. Zhur.
ob. Uim. 35 nc.4:677-btil AP 165. t,!`!A 18:5)
Vs,-so7uzny r -I
. y MU(IhTIO-i ~nstit,.~t.

ARTEMEMKO, G.A. (Artemenko, H.A.Ij VOYTOVICH, I.D. (voltmoht I.D.);
KKMYWVI G.A. [Mykhailomvp H.Oj
Static characterlatios or fLIx cryotrcmw Mr. fix. shur, 8 -
no.7098-M Jl 163. (KM 16t$)
1. Institut kibernwUkl M UbMt Up**
(Electric apparatus and appUaneeu)

&RUMINA, N. 1.
Methad of producing e2periagntal thmaboals at the weentorie,
Yeasols. Pat. fisiblo I sksp. terap. 9 zo,,309 Wy-44 065,
(mm 1819)
1. 111 kafedra kkdmrlii (an.- prof. N.1. Blinm) I kefedre
obahchey patologil, (i"loyardshchiy obyaumicati someduyusbobego -
dotsent N.A. Shtakollberg) Laningradskogo ortlena Loniza lastituts
usovershenstyovaniya vrsohey imni Kirov&.

ABAKUMOVA, Ye.A., dotsent; ART940110VA R.N., amalstent; MWITISIMA, VOB.,
V ., -'V "nt
assistant; SHUMVA TA-'-i;-; 3u
Interrelation between decay at the teeth La emidren ww the
fluorine content'in the waters of some distrIcts In Kalinin
Province. Trudy KMU no,IW74-75 163.
(MIRA 1831)
1. Iz kafedry terapevUcheskoy stowatologii (ray. kafedroy -
dotsent T.T.Shkolywr) I katedry obahchey khimil (zav# latedray -
dotsent V.S.Winovskiy) Kalininskago goewlarstvVemmogo mdi-
tainskogo instituta.

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ACC NR, AP5022956
AUTHOR: Artemov A. (Engineer, Lieutenant Coemander); 14nkoft (Engineer,
p _~qvj..T4
colonel) (Engineer. Captain); ~!rt!2yt_!- (Liostwent CatftsL)
ORG: none
TITLE: How to Increase operational 4abLuty. r~4
SOURCE: TekhrAka I voorushonlys, no. 2, 1965, 52-57
TOPIC TAGS: reliability engineering. radio equipm to t intug procedwr*
ABSTRACT: Methods of maintaining operational rall!:dkilli of reitlioelectronft equip-
IS W-E conjunction with the training of
ent, methods of testing, and failure detection
operators and electronic equipment specialists are discussed and deficiencies In train,
Ing methods are noted. It is suggested that the operators be taught the operation Of
each unit of equipment and Its amponent parts, thus greatly simplifying the timely
detection of equipment failures. Training the operators' in the opamtIon wW repair
of equipment under simulated combat donditions is recommended. A periodic testing of
electronic vacuum tubes using LI-2 (U-14) tube testers with the mutual coniductance
characteristic of the electronic tubes (S) &a a control parameter and "Jecting them
to a limit test Is discussed. The use of the osaillograph for testing radio and elao-
tronic equipment and the detection of failures is also discusse4. Orig. art. bass 1
figure.
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ARTMV1.". - I
We shall fulfJa2 the soma-yoor plan two paro ah*ad d tim*6
Mule-Wroprom 28 =)=04 N TfA-. (KM 150)
Nome irAustrima)

concorro.,ig of raw milk Wth patling"lic
stfill'Y10cocci. Up6 pit, 2.4 no.jr8EL-89 165.
CHat 1819)
Kafndroi gig!yeny pltanuya (zav.- dats*nt O.M. Chist-jakovs)
Donsitskco;ci meellta'.nskogo inst'.Luta,

A t T..: VV , A A .
1. 2
Staphylococcal i~ackground oC raw inilk. Kikralsial. shi,x. 7
no.6:41-1.3 '65. Oxru 19: 1)
1. Donetakly meditainskiy in3titut, Suix,it,tilcl September 5, 19(4.

JUTAM.T.Ii.. kandidal 29l"4kokholW$Y$tT4wWkh "'"
IffsctivenOse Of Usinj vitmin A and D2 comeatrates Ilk fese
Young pip, Mass. i ikh isp. no.23195-199 '54. (Ulu StIlo
1. Tessoyusnyy nauchno-laslodovatellskly vitaniaMy jamt1tut
(Vitmain") (Mn*--?**dlvg and fooding stuffs) (Iltmins-D)

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AUTHORS Malyshov, I.F., Popkovich, A.V., Milchells, Ya.L.,
Martyugov, G.R., Artem*v, A#D,,.Karl)enk*, N.M.
TITLE: The vacuum system of the 7 Gov proton synchrotron
PERIODICAL: Pribory i toldmika oksperimenta, noA, 1962, 46-51
TEXT: The vacuum chamber of.fhe synchrotron vonsists of
112 curved sections in the magnet gap*-and 112 otraight secti*ns
situated between thl magnet blocks. The curved sections (extept
for 11 sections containing accelerating electrodes, situated in
X-blocks) are constructed from corrugated tubes of lXl8H9T
(lKhl8N9T) steel; thickness 0.3 Mm, convoluttons 3 aim d*eP
an~ a pitch of 7 mm and of elliptical cro~ss-section 114 and 84 mo
along axes. On the straight sections art moualed the vacuum,
manifolds and apparatus for observing the boom, e.g. measurement of
intensity and position of boom and also lost porticles. 56 oil
diffusion pumps type 0 -o5 (VA-05) with somitonductor
refrigerators and liquid nitrogen traps are used, to evacuate the
working space and there are 14 forevacuum pumps type BH -1 (VN-1).
The vacuum chamber can be divided into 14 secticna by means of
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The vacuum system of E039/E420
gate valves which can be oper:t:dlmagually or by remote control.
A working pressure of about 0- MW is Achieved. Dotalled
diagrams or the layout or the system and the ms4n components are
given. There are 7 figures.
ASSOCTATION: Nauchno-isolodovatellskiy institut elektrotizicheskoy
apparatury GKAE (Scientific Research IrAstitute for
Electrophysioal Apparatus GKAR)
SUBMITTED: Aprii 6, 1962
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ILYUKHIN, A.I., inzh.; Akll.'MDV, A.I., Inzh,
Design of a metal rheostat for a tv*-ooctor 43dve of a hoist.
Izv. vys, ucheb. "v.; goro shura 6 nov8tI74--179 1634
(MM 16slO)
1. Sverdlovakiy gornometallurgichookiy bekbiolkum immi Polzunvya
(for Ilukhin). 2. Kamerovskiy gomyy institut (for Axt"W).
Rekomendovana kafedroy gornoy elektrotskhniki Kemoro-rskogo
gornogo instituta.

AMT1,EV, A.:., aspirant
Permnnently connected micromotor with a planotary rechicer.
Sbor. nauch. trud. Kem. gor. Inst. no.5:150-:1!16 164, 'kKMA 18:3)
1. Gorno-olektromekhaniehankil fakulftet Kamerovskogo gornogo
instituta.

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ARTEMOV, Aleksam-dr-1vanavl-aspi-rant
Transfer Amtion of 4 SYstost liquid rheostatmomyrohromm eliect a jootor*
rzv. vys. uchob. t*v.,j &14610606. 9 no.3030*542 IM. (MV18s,17)
1. Kenorovskiy gorrqy instituto

,11i,I A I
_,,~~~~ndldat podagogichookikh wk:.
IftvAl pomtry coune in socon" sabools. Ilah.sap*,Pow,
goo.ped.inst. no,2:3-38 155, (AM 10S2)
(Qftfttrr-4tu4 wA tomoAr4)
1
1~

ARMCN. A.Z. (Pons&)
3tudy of mthmatima tablos. Mat. v shkole no,61l9-29 I-V
(Nathenatics-Tables, ote.1 (MMA ;1:21;

ARMM, A.K. (Pens&)
j
Industrial excursions for students of gr%doo sAWkh to Um. Rat, v
shkols ns.5s3?.42 8.0 156. (MMA 9 .0 10)
Ondastrial tou.") (School excursious)

ANOXHINA, A.S.; ARTF.HDVO A.K.
06maction between Industrial training and the teachin
.# of
-*Vnuatics, U*h.%mp,P~ns*9os*p*d#lnst* mo*70-14 62v (KM 16s?)
(Wbeinstla"tudy and teaching)

ARTEMDV, A.K.
Form of combWag oral InvUuction and dab*-viaml aift In
secondary school mathomatlaq logom.
no.7s"-58 162, XMA 160)
(Wtheatios-ftudy mW twhing)

- =MV, A.X..r-J=~wrier-kapitaii-leytenEint
Motirod of finding defectni. Mor. ebor- 0 N 165.
(VJRL 18t12)

ALC M AP600652-7 SOUR" 00311
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AUTWIs Artemov, A. K. (MmSineer, Captain Lieutenant) 1/0
ORO: none
TIMID Radar troubleshooting
SOURCEt Marskoy abornik, no. 11. 1965. 77-81
TOPIC TAGS& shipborne -radar. Kixborn* radar,.radar system teett "der squip"ut,
electronic checkout, NOR" material failure
ABSTRACT: Radar troubleshooting is a very important part of the electronic teebai-
cian's work. The work of the troubleahooter is subject W the degree of competeace
which the technician develops in sorting out and isola" the specific arsa where--
the casualty or breakdown exists, The troubleshooter must first of all anklyse the
problem presented to his in what coy be referred to as tk# initial stage of his work*
The second, or final, stage is the actual correction of tho camulty and aunt of
necessity follow the initial stagd, The above mentioned aUges ican be readily ascer-
tained if they are applied to a factual situation such as Unt presented by a brqak-
down in a radar. Since radar operates an a aeries concept rather than a modular see,
it is evident that the troubleshooter mat trac* the opoxial1ow padomed Uy W
radar, isolatinS those which function roluirsd until he reaches tU sow.mw ot Uw'

ACC NR, AP6006527
trouble. After the initial, investigative, stage is OonojMded, the gscmd, ti-1,
stage Is rather simple. A "ifto GXWI* of a 0"%a2tr b a rmd4r mystse Is 4d'tsd
and different steps roquir*4 to dorrect It are Usted aM ommated spa* 09fto
art. hasi 4 figures.
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AUTHORSt Nitrofanorat 7~,_V., Art1nov, **__Nop P1st!!A!vt as as
TITLEs Reactions of lux Malwith ftlogeaL Compounds of
Titanium in Fluor U-suseto d uterobenzono Solutions
PERIODICALs Zhurnal obehohey khimilt 1960, Vol. 30v No. 7t ppo 2138o2141
TEXTs At prosentpok-olefins are frequently pOlybOrAMOd Witb COMPIOX
catalysts consisting of organoaluminum compounds 4*4.of halogen compounds
of titanium. The course of reaction between those two compiot*ntst halo
howeverp only been described by the papers of lefo4 'I an4 24 ?or this;
reason the authors of the present paper studied th* WOaction of triphonyl
aluminum with halogen compouftda of titanium in variame spolax solvents,
ouch as benzene and cyolohorAnop as well as in polar~oolveatso such as
fluorobonsone, in order to find out whether the solvont has say offset.
Following the preceding pap** (Ref. 3) the authors studied the reaction
of triphonyl aluminum with TICI 4 and TiOCI 2 In fluorobenzono. It van found
that this polar solvent did not influence the above irsactions, and both
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reactions gave only diphonyL The absence of fluorino derivatives of di-
phenyl indicated that there wore no free radicals in those reactions. In
the presence of free phonyl radicals it may be assumot that they react
with the solvent, thus leadiag to the formation of mogio- and difluaro-
diphenyls. Thusp the abovs-sontionsd reaction In flaprobezzons does not
take place according to the broo radicalimechanisik ($4-f. 3)o The above
reaction in douterobonssne It acoompaziod by an intowle U-0 exchange
which is caused by the compounds having Al-I bonds (Z - halogen). For1his
reason, the hydrogen exchange between diph*nvl and d*u3srobsnuene In the
presence of AM 3 takes place very easily, contrary 'to TIO14 In whose
presence no exchange occurs. In the present paper, tMe authors studied
the possibility of K-D exchange in douterobonseno between triphonyl
aluminum and other halogen compounds of titanium# especially TIOCI 2 and
TiClY With these and other titanlUs compounds the mactiom or triphoOyl
aluminum in deuterobonzon* took place under the foromilon of diphenyl. con*
taining deuterium. A table contains comparative data an ths-diphonyl yield
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Reactions of Triphenyl Aluminum With 11alogen B/079/601030/007/005/020
Compounds of Titanium In Pluorob*nsout and E001/11063
Douterobenzene Solutions
and the deuterium content of the letter for various halogen mpoundo of
titanium, and it is shown that these date Sonobow dopend on the ratiO of
the reacting components. Tetravalent titanium compounds effect the
strongest R-D exchange . There are I table and 8 "farenoess 5 Soviet#
1 US, and 2 German.
ASSOCIATIONs Gor1kovskiy gosudaretvennyy universitst (Gor'kit State
Universit.y)
SUBMITTEM July 18' 1959
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lod for, falvt ~wa 41
electrical resistors b7 mom jagg8#40V WInAdd '*'Ian I
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the thermal resistance coafficient# dibGAW I %CAXAIO or ib iidjW Vit
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makhanizatsiya trudoyemki)* i tyushelykh raboto 1%9, lio. 7p c. 5-8

"First Remats of the Cycle Sdhedule in RostovWlI Coal coct)jrjoill, Hekhuar&"*v
Trudoyemkikh i Tyathelykh Rabot, P4. 1950.
Translation W-14608, 25 Oct 50
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1. ALI-1=71 A. V., Eilli. :~, -
2. USSR (6oc)
4. Cc I-Mining Machinery
7. Some conlitions under vhich the efficiency of combines modal UKT-1 cotild be Inemsed.
Ugoll 27, no. 12. 1952.
9. Honth3Y List of Russian AccospiqW, Idbrary of Congress, Kurch 1953. Unalassifiad.

ARTEMOV9 A. V. Cand Tooh. Soi. -- (4"s) 0; 8tudy of the Rff oft
of the XW iaotor ep VentilatiP416 the Stwtngtkof 0oaX."
Novocharkasek, 1957. 15 pp with amphal, 20 m (Him of Higtor
'Tducation USSR, Novocheftasek Polyteebnic lust in Urgo
Ordzhonikidze), 150 colyies (XL, 19-5TO 87)
- 1 9: ip*

I-r -..- .-,III., , - - --
I
IAMT, A.M.. prof.; AJ~ ~A,,qorVy lash.
*feet of ventilation intensity an cost Streogth mad VOS to woo this
phanomens, for the control of sn"on ejoettiou d oal and 6.6
Ugoll 33 no*1125-29 Kr 1 81 NMA ~ 11:11 )
(KID@ "Utilations; Wu soodents)

VASILITV.A.I., lash.; -ARTINOT. A.11.
Roinforolng a 120m reinforced concrete Smokestack. Noutj spoll,
rnl.v.-trol. 22 aoA2!~-2? Ap 160, (Kin 13 18)
1. Chelyabinakeys i*rayloolve treaft Opal sibs lorobetwoot roy.
(obluoys)

-MMMV, A.V.. k&M.takhn.bWk
Mechanim of the protective sation of is mdv"i~,) alm, of
adjacent se~. Ogoll 37 no.3-48-52 h 162. (MMA 1132)
juok prssswe)
(Oml mbes arA mJnl )

IVY J, rWv 9
Mechanization and automation of auxiliary operations in open
mines of the Russian Federation. Blul. takho-okon. inform.
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