SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BUTKEVICH, T.V. - BUTKO, N.I.

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KHRUSHCHOTI N.A.; YERSHOV, A.D., glavnyy red.; KREYTER, V.M., zamestitell
glavnogo red.; BUTKEVICH, T,V., red.vypuska; FRASNIKOV, V.I., red.;
MOMDZHI, G.S., red.; SAAKYAN, P.S., red.; SMIRNOV, V.I., red.;
CHERN(SVITOV, Yu.L., red.; ENTIN, M.L., red.izd-va; GUROVA, O.A.,
tekhn.red.
[Molybdenum] Molibden. Moskva, Gos.nauchro-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry
po geol.i okhrane nedr, 1961. 269 p. (Otsenka mestorozhdenii
pri poiskakh i razvedkakh, no.19). (MIRA 15:4)
(Molybdenum ores-Sampling and estimation)

DOVIDAIR, S.A.; CIIEPA) O.A.; Prinimali uchastiyel BU.TKEVICH, V.A., in--h.;
PARNION, G.Ya.p inzh.
Friction and wear in the hot metal forming process with a chromized
die. Dokl. Ali BSSR 8 no.10:671-674 0 t64.
(MIRA 18:3)
1. Fiziko-tekhnilchaskiy institut AN BSSR.

; GOREV, K.V.; DOVTTAR, S.A.; BUTKEVIGIH,.V.A.
Changes in the engineering properties of 3Kh"V8 and 5KhGSVT
steels caused by secondary high-frequency hardening. Doki.
AN BSSR 9 no. I.lt74.2-744 N t65 (MIW, 19:1)
1. FizJko-tekhnicheqkiy inititut Ali BSSR.

I;AUTHORS: Butkevich V.G. and BuUlov, M.M. 109-3-7/23
TITLE: Some Investigations of the "Shot-through" Secondary
Electron Emission (Nekotoryye isaledovaniya vtotichnoy
elektronnoy emissii na prostrel)
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika i Elektronika, 1958, Vol-III, Nn.:K
Pp. 355 - 3?0 (UiiR_'5.
ABSTRACT: The phenomenon of the penetration of electrons through
thin, metallic foils was first observed by Lenard (Ref.1), and
since then, a number of workers have investigated this effect,
but it did not have any practical applications until 1955-56,
when a number of American workers developed multi-stage electron-
optical amplifiers (Refs. 7 and 8). The aim of this work is to
analyse the basic characteristics of the "shot-through" second-
ary electron emission of thin aluminium foils and, in some cases,
of magnesium oxide-coated aluminium foils. Pure aluminiun foils
were prepared by condensing the metal in vacuum on to a nitro-
cellulose film; the film was then dissolved. The resulting
foils had a mirror-like surface, characterised by an almost
total absence of any holes. The experimental investigation was
carried out in a special instrument based on the spherical-
condenser method. The instrument is shown in Fig.l. It con-
Cardl/4 sists of a sphere containing -the investigated film in its centre.

109-3-7/23
Some Investigations of the "Shot-through" Secondary Electron Emission
A beam of primary electrons is accelerated and focused by
appropriate electrodes and directed on to the investigated
foil or film. The secondary electrons at the opposite side
of the foil are scattered at various angles and a fraction of
them passes through the aperture in the sphere and is collected
by a system of plates and collector grids. The diameter of
the investigated foils was 5 mm. The primary electrons could
be accelerated up to 40 kV and the system could be evacuated
down to pressures of 3 x lo-'l mmHg. The experimental equipment
permitted the investigation of the energy distribution of'the
secondary "shot-through" electrons as well as their angular
distribution. The experimental results are shown in Figs. 2 to
17. Yig. 2 shows the angular distribution of the secondary
electrons for the foils having a thickness d = 0.2 ji and an
accelerating potential Ui of 6 kV; the curves, whose areas
are proportional to the number of elec-uz-ons within a given
energy band, are-,shown for the same film in Fig-3. Fig. 4 shows
the secondary emission coefficient a as a function of U 1
for d ranging from 0.2 to 1.4 4, while Fig-5 illustrates the
Uard2/4 accelerating potential Ul necessary to produce the "shot-through"

109-3-V,'23
Some Investigations of the "Shot-through" Secondary Electron M.i.:'sion
effect in the joil of a given thickness; the thickness is
given in mg/cm. . Figs. 6, ? and 8 show the curves of the
angular distribution of electrons at the exit side of the
films of various thicknesses; similar curves are shown in
Fig.9 for the groups of slow electrons, while Fig.10 shows
the energy distribution of the slow electrons. Figs. 12 and
13 illustrate the energy losses of the electrons during
their passage through the foil, while Fig.14 illustrates a
as a function of U for aluminium foils coated with a
1
layer of magnesium oxide. The electron energy distribution
of MgO-A1 foils is illustrated in Fig-15, while the angular
.distribution of the electrons for the same type of film is
shown in Fig.16. The secondary emission coefficient for
various film ti-deknesses, for both the rapid and slow elec-
trons, is shown in Fig.l?, from which it follows that any
increase in thickness of the film results in a decrease in
the number of the slow electrons and the curves a f(Ul)
become less steep. The decrease in the slope of a f(Ul)
for increasing foil thicknesse5 is due to an increase in the
Uard3/4 diffusivity of the primary electron beam and to an expansion

Some Investigatiom of the "Sho t- through" Secondary Electroz:
of the area which Droduces the maximum number of "Che secon-
dary electrons. The relationship between the rapid and slow
electrons, as a function of the accelerating potentials,
permits the determination of a functional dependence between
the number of electrons penetrating the film and its thick-
ness for various values of the accelerating potential. The
resulting curves for an aluminium film are shown in rig.18.
Analogous curves Nvere evaluated for Al - MgO foils and these
are shown in Fig.19.
There are 19 figures and 13 references, 4 of v.,h-ich are
English, 3 German and 6 Russian.
SUBMITTED: June 20, 1957
AVAIIABLE: Library of (;onwress
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USSR/14-MICIne - HiAt Effects Jan 48
Medioinei - Ma-solee~ Sartorias
OThe Action of Thermal Irritation on Masoular
Tissues of a Frog'K V. F. Butkevich, 6-4'- PP
*7est Leningrad U" No 1
Reports experiments made to ascertain effect of
high teniperatures (30-40o C) on sartorial muscle
of frogs. Muscular contraction vas induoed by
heat, injury by onset of narcosis and paranecrosis.
Concludes that irrltation.and injury by heat occur
simultaneously at all temperatures for vh1oh
readings vere obtained.
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BUTKEVICH, Yu.M., Inzhaner (g. Tallin).
Efficiency promoters of the Tallin gachino Building Plant.
Stroi.pred.naft.prom. I no.8!17-18 0 156. (MLRA 9:12)
(Tallin-Machinery industry)

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BUTEVICII, YU. V. FROF PA4&T19
ft 1947
High Voltage Circuit, Breakers," Prof Yu. V.. But -
kovioh, Dr of Teobnioal Sciences, e pp
Nziektrichestvo" no 5
At the 1946 International Conference for High Vol-
tage Electric Circuit Systme, the matter of high
voltageoircult breakers -was not taken up. However,
-axithor believes that these circuit breakers have a
.very important place in future development of elec-
trioal techniques. Therefore, he gives a short ac-
count of some articles vhIch were submitted but not
discussed., AmM9 these.were works by Pollard (Erig-
jand) and Vogeleanger - (Switzerland)
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BUREVICH, Yuj., professor, doktor tekhnicheskikh naak.
Building high-voltage apparatus in the U.S.S.R. for thirty years.
Vest.elektroprom. 18 no.11:11-14 N 147. (111ai, 6:12)
1. Voesoyuznyy elektrotekhnicheakiy institut im. V.I.Lenina.
(Ilectric apparatus and appliances)

USSR/Electricity - Arc Quenching Mar
Switching Circuits
"Quencbing an Open AC Are in High-Voltage Installa-
tions," Prof Yu V. Butkevich, Dr Tech Sci, All-
Union Elec Eng Inst imeni Lenin
r-- "Elektrichestvo" No 3, pp 3-9
----es processes of quenching during "self
quenching," i.e., without removing voltage from
interval, and with removal of voltage ("APV" -
automatic reclosing). Examines conditions of arc
quenching in installations during single-phase
short circuit to ground with single-phase switching
1TIT7
USSR/Electricity - Arc Quenching Mar 50
(Contd)
off of damaged section. Gives formulas for
estimating time of delonIzation and quenching
of open arc. Submitted .12 Dec 49.
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BUTKEVICII., Yu. V.
11L. I. Ivanov, Obituary," Elektrichestvo, No-5, 1952

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AKOPYAN, A.A.; BORISMIMBSnY, F.V,; BUTEMOH, Yu.V.; INOKHOVMYA, L.P.;
r'..,
RA VIG, D.Y.; SIROTINMT, L.I.
Answer of the authors and of the e&itor. Ilektrichestvo no-8:93
Ag 154. (Miah 7:8)
(Blectric engineering)

BUTIMUCH, Y. V., AhOPYAN, A. A., BURGSDORF, V. V. GERTSYK, A. K., GRYURTTAL, Y. L.,
ROKOTYAN, S. S.; AND SOVAWV, S. A.
Development of 400-500 Iff networks in the Soviet Union,
paper submitted for presentation at the Intl. Conf. on Large Electric Systems (CIGRE)
17th biennial Session, Paris, France., 4-14 June 1958-
Electra., No. 301 Nov 57, periodical news letter issued by the CIGRE., Paris Rance.

70TIN, V.P.; AXOPYAN, A.A.,red.; AMXWIOV, K.A.,red.; BIRYUKOV, V.G..glavnyy
red.;. 23U=ICH, Yu V.,zameatitell glavnogo red.; GRILNOVSKIY, V.L.,
red.: EUITVYAII!3TIY, V.I.,red.; XLYAMLID, B-11-,rod.; KWIVIII, Y.K.,
red.; T1140PBUN, F.V.,red.; FASTOVSIaY, V.G.,red.; TSMOV, Ye.M.,
red.; SIE24AYEV, A.M.,red.; IIEHKOV, Ye.D.,red.; FRIDKIN, A.M.,tekhn.
red.
[Voltage increase on long a.c. lines during nonsymmetric short
circuits to ground] Povvaheniia napriazhenii v dlinnvkh liniiakh
peremennogo toka pri nesirmetrichnvkh korotkikh zam.-Amniiakh na
zemliu. Moak-va, Goa.energ.izd-vo, 1958. 223 P. (Moscow. Vsesoinznyi
elektrotekhnicheskii institut. Trudy, no.64) (14IRA 12-2)
(Electric lines) (Short circuits)

,VMXfi. ChIllkla, 19. G., K-t-w, K. F., V..Lk.,. T. A., S1r7uX.,, T. G., C,
02sannor,
AL-Aw So Rad.119. D. T., and Other.
TI?L19o Leonid Ivanovich Si"Unakly (Leonid Ivanavich 31rotinskly)
On Ris 80-th Birthday (M SO-lotly. a. doy. roshl.uly.)
YMOOrCALS Zleitrich4stvo, 1959, Nr 6, RD 91-92 0332)
A33TRACTI Tban:cIontiot and podAgotist, Doctor of Technical Bolduc-
LOO 4 =chm3l"Unskly was be= in April 1879. aid career
Court 1/5
C." 2/3
in the field f *low. and teaching has=. -ban In 1907 be
WtIcipated in the o.tablishoont of the first junior decimate
college In 2".1a, (at prodout Moskovvkiy emrgst lchskiy
Solchatkun, safe* Polrttchl. of Power Engineering). where
afterwards be ";kod for sord than 25 years. In *917 he b.gso
to work at th Soak k, whey tokhAlchook.y. uchillshchs,
ol, " 'joand a . u
(no ov, Toonal O"O."Ity I t.r on I the Xcokc,akiy
*mrg.tichookiy I'vatitut (M~scov Institute of Power Emelmorin5%
Its Introduced iourset an oloctrt:sa Illminatlon. .1sutrio
tractioa.0mr,oltaCea and ovorwiltW protection at the MU
sued 1W. Later on be "Inly worked in the field of hlgh-voltag.
ow-m4ring. go oresuLsed the chair of hisb-wolta" -rimaring
at-the -bZr:-
with this
In 1921 In collshcrati.~ -Ith X. A. J~vvg 21. established th
Inotitut (Stat%~rperimntal
rastifts.), which later on ... into
Yeasoyostyy *1okirot*kt-4.-bswkIjr Institut Jewel Lamina
(All-Undon Institute of M*ztrical Zzeloserics Jaded Lenin).
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o toc.0 of the Till Be 0 -1 t , a
go w,ft. . ".her of the 1dd.%r-U1cq7 l.ktrot.kbnI.hswkI I 1*1*t
(Central Couzzil for Cle,trica'. Encinsoring). 1. .. function
and as a "arultaot 0 it. 0!a,*-rsv be collaborated In ct,xvs
big expert a. the Dmpr and it,.
on
&TLC.'4" 1h in th: Donbass. F. pr%Ici-
. di...."!rIn f"Id J.ct of the 400 kw 4.2. Jim
pated in the pro
WA of the i.e. S, lirsTed, hyl"ol.atri, power station
Donb"s' ft _a he wes, the choircan of the coxedittoe,
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for the slab.ratloa of p-jfI,.t!.nd for
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isdo of the 11&ktr*tkho,!: skol. cboh.b..t,. (E:1*,trotchAics,1
3**$.ty), chlrdao, of tt,~,otlon for p1wor stations at the
NOWITUt add for many yvars m was -hoArx" of the
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of the Scientific C-111. of the IEEI ad TrJ, motor of the
Ischnio.1 C.uncl I of the lilolotorstvo otroltellstvs, oloutm.
sta~.Wy (ministry for the C.-tructt.A of Power Stations). Rio
thrOs-selowe textbook 'Kilrb-Tolta4v Er4imoring- Is well koc".
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was =;d., tth. R.1t7&113in*P--1so,;ar his work an valve arresters.
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JUCZAITIS, B., VI k. stud., SINKUS, V., V k. stud.; DARIELIUS, J.
BIZEVICIUS, K.; KACMGITJS, A.; BUTKMCIUS P. - I;ESAVAITE,J.
Treatment of dermatoses with elimination diet. Sveik. apsaug.
8 no.1:42-1+3 ja'63.
1. Kauno Valst. medicinos instituto Odos-veneros ligu dis-
panseris.

BUTKEVICIUSP S.
General activity in women with uterine fibromyomas. Sveik. aDsaug. 7
no.3(75):52 Mr 162.
1. Kauno Valstybinio medicinos instituto akuserijos-ginakologijos
katedra.
(UTERTIS NEOPLASI'ISrwsiol)
(L~ICWGIA physio

NARIKASHVILI, S.P., ~Xnmluzi' S.M.
Relationship between descending and ascending effects af the reticular
formation of the medulla oblongata (with summary in Em.-lishl
Fi2iol.zhur. 44 no.9:84M58 S 158 (mrRA 11:12)
1,* Inatitut fiziologii AN Gruzirwkoy 33B, 7bilisi.
(MEDULLA OBLONGAT.A. physiol,
reticular form., relntionchip between a3cending &
descending eff. (Rue))

BUTKHUZI, S. M., Candidate of Biol Sci (dies) -- "Kvographio ana oscillographic
study of the contraction of the skeletal muscles of the frog". Thiltsi, 1959,
published by the Acad Sci Georgian S%... 17 pp (Tbilisi State U im Stalin), 160
copies (KL, Vo 21, 1959, 113)

BU-PKFfUZI, S.M.; WIKASHVILI, s.P.
VwAftwan""
Significance of anesthesia in the inhibiting effect of the bulbar
reticular formation on spinal activity. Biul. eksp. bir-1. mod. 47
no-2:3-9 F 959. (NINA 12:4)
1. Iz Instituta fiziologii AN Gruzinskoy 56r, Tbilisi. PredBtavlena
deystvitellnym chlenom ANN SSSA I.S. Beritashvili.
(IMULIA OBLONGATk, physiol.
reticular form., eff. of anesth. on inhib. eff. on
spinal cord (Rus))
(AN11STRASIA, effects.
on inhib. eff. of medullar reticular form. on spinal
cord (Rus ))
(SPINAL CORD. 'DhYsiol.
eff. of anesth. on inhib. eff. of medullar reticular
form. (Run))

ANTELIDZE, B.F.;. BUTKHUZL,-S-M-4- nARIKASHVILI, S.P.
Changes in breathing related to inhibition and facilitation of
6ignal reflexes during stimulation of the reticular formation.
Soob. AN Gruz. SSR 24 no. 1:81-88 Ja 160. (MIRA 1-4:5)
1. Akademiya nauk Gruzinskoy SSR, Institut fiziologii, Tbilisi.
Predstav,leno akademikom I.S. Beritashvili.
(RESPIRATION)

NA; J Iasi 11VILI, S.P.; BUTIMUZI1 S 1-4.-; MUM, E.S.
III r. r-- rebral cortex on non specific thalamic reactions.
-663 Je 160. (MIRA 13:8)
Fiziui z.,j. 40' no.6:653
1. I.-i:;titute of Pj~ysiology, Academy of Sciences of the
Ueorf,-a.a7, 3,oviet Socialist Republi6j, Tbilisi.
tCFJZEBRAL CO"IT-11) (OPTIC THAI.V.ITJS)

BUTEMIP S.M. ,
Afferent connections of the caudate nucleus. Soob. AN Gruz.
SSR 27 no.5:613-618 N 161. (MM 15:1)
1. AN Gruzinskoy SSR., Institut fiziologii, Tbilisi. Pred-
stavleno akademikom I.S. Beritashvili.

NARIKASHVILI, S.F.; MONIAVA, E.S. ; BUTKHUZI-, S.M.
Effect of tetanic stimulation of the sensory-motor cortex on the
thalamus relay nucleus. Fiziol. z-hur. 47 no.7:863-871 Jl 161.
a
"Lli~A 15: 1)
(
1. From the Georgian S-S-R- Academy of Sciences Institute of
Physiolo197, Thilisi.
d (CERMUL CORTU) (OPTIC T11ALAI-M)

ROYTBAK, A.I.; BUTIUIUZI, S.M.
Reaction of awakening in response tol" the stimulation of the
specific thalamic nucleus. Dokl. Ali SSSR 139 no.6:1502-
1504 Ag 161. (11IRA 14:8)
1. Institut fiziologii AN Gruzinskoy SSR. Predstavleno akademikoia
.L.S. Beritashvill.
OPTIC THALAMUS)

ROYTBAK,, A.I.,t BIJTKHIJZI9 S.M.
"Arousal reaction to stimulation of a specific $f thalamic nucleus."
Report submitt6d, but not presented at the 22nd International
Congress of physiological Sciences.
Leidwnq the "etberlands 10-17 Sep 1962

NARIKASHVILI, S.P.; k~~Iq~UZI, S.M.; KADZHAYA, D.V.; MONIAVA, E.S.
Some characteristics of the reticular facilitation of responses
of the v-1nual system. Trudy Inst. fiziol. AN Gruz. SSR 13:15-33
163. (AURA 17t6)

BUTKJRJZI, S.M.
Correlation of chwignu J.n the electroencephalogram and genorfil
motor activity in normal cat3 during stimulation of the caudate
nucleus. Trudy Inst. fiziol. AN Graz. SSR 13:61-68 163.
(MIRA 17,-.6)

161 lD7J.'-jjVTjJ BUTIMIZIP SOMO
intezastion of the ceretral cc-.tex and Lhs-, me5pncer-'-::~l
reticular system in the compensation of lo3oinotor
Tnid~ inst. fiziol. AN C*2T--z. clSR ll~-69-!76 163.

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ACCESSION NR: AR4027233 S/0299/64/000/002/POJJ/Poll
SOURCE: .RZh- BioI091ya, Abe. 2P63
AUTHOR: Dzidzishvili, N.N.;-33utkhuzi, S.M.
TITLE: Interaction between the cerebral cortex and the reticular forma-
tion in the compensatioh'of the locomotor functions
CITED SOURCE: Tr. In-ta fiziol. AN GruzSSR, v. 13, 1963, 69-76'
TOPIC'TAGS, central nervous system, cerebral cortex, reticular'formation, mesoencepha- i
Ion, locomotor function
TRANSLA77ON: In investigation'
s performed on adult dogs and cats, electrolytic lesions
;were produced in the mesoencephalf6-reticular formation (MR-F; diameter 3-4 mm). Indogs,~
areas 4 and 6 were removed; in cats, the area around the or'uiciform gyrus.
The movement
of the animals and (in part of the experiments) the conditioned 'reflex activity was studied
under conditions of free movement. Monolateral
inJury.to the,'MRF produced the short-
lasting appearance of rotary movements toward the sidG* of the injury. After bilateral injury,
to the MRF, an acute locomotor disorder appeared (the animals could not stand on. their
11/2

!ACCESSION NR: AR4027233
legs) from which they recovered within 2-3 weeks. The behavior of the animals changed;
they became very quiet and peaceful. At the beginning the ani als would trip on obstacles
during walking. Injury to the intralaminal area of the thalamus, involving the same total
area as that in the MRF, did not produce changes in movement. Injury to the MRF and re-
I'moval of the motor zone of the cortex (with any successive operation) brought about a pro-
i: nounced; irreversible, locomotor disorder and the death of the animals. The authors con-
clude that there is a close connection between the MW and the sensory-motor areas of the
cortex, thus guaranteeing normal function of the two parts of the brain, representing tvrp
i~ links in a single system. The author feels that one should not ascribe an exclusive,role in
the recovery of lost motor functions to the cerebral cortm E. Rutman
DATE ACQ: 14Feb64 SUB CODE: 'L8 ENCL; 00
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A=9Ft_R3024226 SOURCECODE: UR/3167/65/014/000/0039/0065
AUTHOR: Narikashvili, S. P.; B utkhuzi, S. M.; Moniava, E. S. 1~1I
ORG:
TITLE: The synchronizing mechanism of the brain stem reticular formation
SOURCE: AN GruzSSR. Institut fiziologii. Trudy, v. 14, 1965. Sovremennyye problemy
deyatel'nosti i stroyeniya tsentral'noy nervnoy sistemy (Present problems of the
activity and structure of the central nervous syatem), 39-65
TOPIC TAGS: synchronization, CNS synchronization, reticular formation, bulbar reti-
cular formation, mesencephalic reticular formation, cortical synchronization *
ABSTRACT: To clarify the role of the upper and lower brain stem in the formation of
induced synchronous cortical activity (recruiting response), the effects of electrica
stimulation of the bulbar and mesencephalic reticular formations on the development
and course of recruiting reactions induced by stimulation of nonspecific nuclei in
the thalamus were studied in unanesthetized curarized cats and disencephalized cats.
It was found that frequent stimulation of various parts of the bulbar reticular forma
tion (BRF), which has an initial inhibitory effect on spinal activity, and of the
mesencephalic reticular formlition (MRF), which has an initial potentiating effect on
spinal activity, suppresses he recruiting response to almost an equal degree. Stimu
IaLion of BRF and MRF with xi~jbely spaced pulses elicits slow waves of similar form.
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The combination of slow BRF or MRF stimulation with slow stimulation of nonspecific
thalamic nuclei is equally unfavorable to formation of the recruiting response. The
only type of stimulation found to favor the development of thalamically-induced re-
cruiting response was stimuldtion of the solitary tract nucleus (STN). Fast stimula-
tion of the STN increases the potentials of an already established weak recruiting
response, unlike MRF stimulation, which suppresses the recruiting response. STN
stimulation preceding thalamic stimualtion inhibits the development of the recruiting!
-response induced by the latter much less than MRF stimulation preceding thalamic~ sti-I
mulation. If potentiation or inhibition of the recruiting response is an adequate
index of the effect of sychronizing or desychronizing mechanisms on the cortex, then
of the structures studied here, only the solitary tract nucleus has a synchronizing
effect, the BRF and HRF being almost identical in their desynchronizing effects. [DPI
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AUTHOR: Butkhuzi, S M.
ORG: Yet
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TITLE: Changes in potnetials evoked in the cortexduring,caudate nucleus stimulation
SOURCE: AN GruzSSR. Institut fiziologii. Trudy, v * 14, 1965. Sovremennyye problemy
dayatel'nosti i storyeniya tsentral'noy nervnoy sistemy (Present problems o*f the
activity and structure of the central enrvous system), 89-99
TOPIC TAGS: caudate nucleus stimulation, evoked potential, cortical activity, CNS
activity, cerebral cortex
ABSTRACT: The ascending effect of stimulation of the caudate nucleus was studied in
nonnarcotized curarized cats and in disencephalized cats. It was found that sensory
motor cortical responses to either peripheral or thalamic nucleus stimulation are
suppressed by high-frequency stimulation of the caudate nucleus. This suppression,
which lasts 100 to 500 msec after caudate nucleus stimulation ceases, is usually
followed by a "rebound" augmentation of cortical responses. High-frequency caudate
nucleus stimulation also suppresses antidromic cortical responses to bulbar pathway
stimulation. It is suggested that sensory motor cortex response suppression during
caudate nucleus stimulation is due to inhibition of both afferent and efferent corti-
cal cells. [DPI
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BUTKHUZI. S.M.
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Electrophysiological analysis of the cortical regulation of the
activity of the nucel-tis caudatus. Fiziol. zhur. 51 no.1:47-53 ja
165. (MA 18:7)
1, Institut fiziologii AN Gruzinskoy SSR, Tbilisi.

BUTMZI, S.M.
Electrophys, iological data on the correlation between the
cerebral cortex and nucleus caudatus. Zhur. vys. nerv.
deiat. 15 no.6:1036-1046 N-D 165. (!,MIA 19:1)
1. Institut fiziologii ANT GruzzSSR, Tbilisi. Submitted July
1965.

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POIAND/Optics Physical Optics K-5
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fiziks, No 4, 1958, No 9227
Author : Batkievicz
Inst : No
Title : Optical Mlicropyrometers with Vanishing Filaments
Orig Fub P-m-tary, antmat., kontrola, 1957, 8, No 5, 2.80-184
Abstract No abstract
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AUTHOR: Je ButkLewicz (Warsaw)
TITLE: ct r Jj i Iproperties of generalized potential and of
Green's function for an elliptic equation and fbe.*r
application
SOURCE Polskle Towarzystwo Matematyeznes Roozn1ki, Seri.a I.
Prace matemstyezne. v.6, 1961, 49-68
TEXT: A general second order elliptic equation with variable coef-
ficients is considered:
a c (A),t 0 1
'- f Yt?) +
wher e a,, (A b,,, (A c (A ) ar e func t ions d of Ined in a c los ed
domain A(xl, x2, xjeQ+ S,, satisfying Holder's conditions,,
Q being n dimensional EuclUian space, bound by a closed surface S.
satisfying Lapunov's conditions. This research is a generalization
of W. Pogorzolskile theory given inK41 C W. Pogorzelskie Etude do
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on certain properties of gonoralizedee*
la. solution fondamentnle do 110'quation alliptique at des probl~mes
aux limites, Annales Polo Mathe p 3 0 1957 0 pp. 247-28+1. The Finthor
proves that under boundary conditions on S
Lim du (A) + p(P) u(P) = 0, where Pe S9 (62)
A -+ P I dT P I V 4../
a unique solution exists u(A), satisfying Holder's conditions and
given by a differential-integral equation:
u (A G(A,B) Vn (B) F [B# U(B)Pau(B)#...#~ 11P dB (72)
n
where G(A9B) is the dreen's function of the pr6%lemo ~te prooP is
given by the methods of successive approximations.
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\,--'BUTKIEWICZ. J. (Warazawa)
- Z-~
On the solution of certain limit problems for the elliptic
equation by the method of successive approximations. In French.
Annales pol math 9 no.3:235-252 161. (EFAI 10:8)
(Differential equations)- (Functions)
(Approximate computation)

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AUTHOR: Butkiewicz, J. (Master of arts)
ORG: Temperature Measurement Laboratory, GUM (Laboratorium Pomiarow 7 GUM)
TITLE: Draft system of criteria for test instruments used in the measurement of
temperature in the -200 to +3000C range
SOURCE: Pomiary, automatyka, kontrola, no. 4, 1966, 123-127
TOPIC TAGS: temperature measurement,-temperature-meat"uring instrument, instrument
calibration
ABSTRACT: The article discusses the problem of the effect of the addition of random
errors and pre-existing calibration errors in the case of test instruments, and also
the total effect of such random errors in combination with distortions in the trans-
mission of the specific unit of measurement from the state standard to the test
instrument in actual use. Particular attention is directed to the problem of calibra-
tion errors in test instrumentation designed for temperature measurements over wide
intervals (from -200 to +3000C) and a tentative schedule of gage criteria is proposed
for use with these instruments. The proposal is largely based on work planned and
carried out in this area at the Temperature Measurement Laboratory, GUM (Laboratoriur
Pomiarow Temperatury GUM). Recommendations are also made with respect to future
approaches to the calibration and verification problem with emphasis on the developmeni
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pWoM&Fhy7fn mexauring concentration of CluAta from
o= or
the ow ographic Coluaw, Wiktor Kernula, Stqqi_..Iaw
13mozosvski, and YArol (Mr.
MIArl 3, VSU-V4(I9M)ttM tw'Effary); cf. C'i. 51,
18470c.-Two dropping electrodes, one (or analyzing the.
efflnent and the other as reference electrode, ivere used
The! velocities of eluating were the same for both columns:,
The method was tested on 2,4- and 2,5-(O~N)jCjl1.Cl mixts.
Expts. were made on &cm. columns at the rate of 10 and 8
mt./hr. NaBr was used as standard soln. The niethod
gav,e wisfactory results, It permits the use of gTilvanorn.
efers with high sensitivities even in the case of solm.
tontg. cousidet-bSe atnts. of org. sulmtances. The method
makes it pmible to increase considernbly the sensitivity of
ordinary chromatopolarography (Lbout 20-tinies for 2,4-
ahd2,5403N~Call:Clmixts.(Kernula tint.. C.A.SD3 M56
Z. Kurt
t

BUTKINWICZ, T.
In memoriam Dr. 2ygmmt Jur6wier. Polski przegl. chir. 26 no.10:
869 Oct 54.
(BIOGROHOS
Juravics, Zygmunt)

BUTKINWICZ, T.
Treatment of wounds of the soft tissue. Polski przegl.chir. 26
no.11 Suppl.:7-37 1954.
(WOUNDS AND IN~URIES,
soft tissue. ther.)

BUTKINICZA, T. prof. dr.
- .. ~ .- ... I -W
Summing-up by the chairman of the Polish Society of Surgeons.
Polski przegl.chir. 27 no.7:683-686 -Tuly 1955.
(SHOCK,
conf. in Poland)

EMERPTA '.,"iZ-)1CA F--C,9 V01.11/9 Sitrgery Sept 1~157
4935.'BUTKIEWICZ T. I.Klin. Chir_ Warszawa. "Loczenic zakrzelift I zakrze-
powego zapal-enia zyk ko6czyn ( dolnych). Th e t I* ea t In v it i o f I h r o ni -
bosis and thrombophlebitis of the veins of the (inferior)
e x t r c In I t i e s 110L. PHZEGL, C11111. 1956, 2817 (603-629) Tables 6
A lesion of the nervous system following trauma (mechanical or chemical) is con-
sidered to be of utmost importance in the pathogenesis; humoral oisturbances and
toxins are next in order. In the treatment great importance is attached to novo-
caine blocks of the sympathetic system. Conclusions are based both on the ,uthor's
clinical experience (since 1936, 490 cases have been treated with good results)
and experimental work. The treatment of thrombophlebitis with anticoa gula tits
is considered to be only symptomatic and empirical and despite oetter results
achieved in comparison to sonic other methods it has no stifficient scientific basis
and does not take into account the effect of the forming thrombus on the local cir-
culation and possibility of improvement of that circulation by appropriate treatment
None of the coagulants, heparin included, prevents with certainly the occurrence
of lung Infarction or fatal embolism. A markedly favourable effect of heparin treat-
ment was observed only in very early cases and only In the thrombosis of the calf
veins but not of the thigh. Among other unfavourable effects are: danger of haemo-
rrhage, necessity of s7stematic laboratory tests, etc. On the other hand, treat-
meat by novocaine block is based on biological grounds, documented by X-ray
pictures and clinical observations. Novocaine blocking affects the conditions of
local circulation by: (1) abolishing irritation of the vasomotor system induced by
the formed thrombus, (2) dilatation of the arteries and veins, (3) considerable
improvement of the local circulation and trophic conditions of the tissue. To ob-
tain these satisfactory results it is necessary to inject not Lnly the neighbourhood

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of the sciatic nerve but the whole lumbar segment of the sympathetic trunk.
Zakryd - Lublin

BUTKIEWICZOWA.-J-
"Thermocouples for use in carbon atmospheres" by 14.Nadler, Gh.
Kempter. Reviewed by J.Butkiewiezowa. Pomiary 8 no.1:47 J&
,62.

BUTKIEWICZOWA, J.
ID~mamic characteristics of sensitive elements for temperature
meamwement:" by A.Kopiel z M 'Klimowickij. Reviewed by
J.Butkiewic owat Pomiar;V80 n'o.lsO J& 162.
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AUTHORS: Yudin, Ye. Ta.; Toodikovo V. Ya.1 Khusainova, 0. H.; Takoboon, I. M.;/,7
Butkin, B. I.1 Chuchayev, V. G,
ORG: none
Composite noise damper. Class,27, Wo. 178934
SOURCE- Izobroteniya, promyshleiftye obraztsy, tovarayyo znaki, no. 4, 1966, 53
TOPIC TAGS: acoustic noise, sound absorption
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a composite noise damper for gas-
dynamical equipment, engine exhaust channels, and ventilator shafts. The damper
contains resonators placed along thD side walls of the channel and shoots of sound
absorbing material placed parallel to the resonators (see Fig. 1). To increase
the damping efficiency and to decrease the conhumption of the sound absorbing
material, the shoots have open holes along the!x entire length.for absorption of
sound waves at both high aM low frequencies.
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3 - resonators; 4 shoots; open
holes in aheetso
Orig. art. hass 1 diagram.
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BUTKIN, N.A., gornyy inzh.
Ebcperiment in the technical.consolidation of mines. Ugoll 36 no.3:
47-50 M~ '61. (HM 14:5)
1. Kombinat Primorskugoll.
(Uglovskoy Basin--Mine management)

~ BVTYJNS ~ -N&A 0 -,-
Prospects for increasing open-pit coal mining in the Maritime
Territory. Ugolt 38 no.6.-6-7 A 063. (WRA 16s8)
1. Glavnyy inzh. Primorskogo, kombinata ugoll noy promyshlemosti.
(Maritime Territory--Coal raines and mining)

Lunm, N. 0.
-
Control of tifbarculbAs in the Sverdlovsk regiom, Probl. Titbark.,
HoOma No. 6, Nov,-Dec. 50. p. 44-7
1* Of Sverdlovsk Tubeftilasis Institute (Diractox%-Candithte
Reaeal Sciences I. A. ShEddoin), Sverdlovsk,
CU-1L 20, 3v Mrah 1951

BUTKIN, N.G., Btarshiy aauchnyy sotrudnik; SHXLKOYKINA, A.Y.; HAZAROVA, I.B.
larusan therapy of pulmonary tuberculoois; preliminary communication.
Probl.tub. 34 no.2:36-39 Mr-AP '56. (MLRA 9:8)
1. Iz Sverdlovskogo oblastnogo institute tuberkuleza (dir. - prof.
I.A.Sbaklein, zam. dir. po nauchnoy chasti. - kanaidat meditsinskikh
nauk II.G.Butkin)
(TU33RCULOSIS, PUMONARY, therapy,
laruman (Rua))

BUTKIN, ~,.G..; SHELKOVKINA, A.V.
Course of pulmonary tuberculosis in workers employed in dusty..
areas in the asbestos industry. Probl. tub. 41 no.6t48-51 163.
(MA 17:9)
1. Iz Sverdlovskogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta tuberkuleza
(dir. - prof. I.A.Shaklein).

BUTKIN V.D. inzh.; KULACHOK.. M.I.
Research on boring with a roller bitt carried out on the BSSH-I'l
rig-testing machine, Gor.zhur., no,5:37-41 MY 161. (IURA 14:6)
1. Chelyabinskiy nauchno-isoledovateliskiy institut gornogo dela,
(Hook drMo-TeBting)

BUTKIN, V.D., inzh.
Calculating the efficiency of boring machines in open-pit mines.
Ugol' :6 no.9:24-25 S 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. ChelyabinsRiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut gornogo dela.
(Chelyabinsk Basin--Strip mining)
(Rock drills)

BUTKIN, V.D., gornyy inzh.
Use of 2ow angular velocity drives in drilling very hard and
abrasive rocks with a roller bit. Gor. zhur. no.6:35-37
,Te 162. (MIRA 15: 1-1)
1. Chely
.abinskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
gornogo dela.
(Rock drills)

CIERNORUTSKIY, G.S., kand.tekhn.nauk; SIBRIN, A.P., jnzh.; BUTKIN, j..D. inzh.
System of measuring the feed rate in the automation of rigs in
boring with a rollor bit in open pits. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.;
gor, zhur. 5 no.3tl48-15o 162.
(MIRA 15:7)
1. Chelyabinskiy politekhnichookiy institut (for Chernorutskiy,
Sibrin). 2. Cbplyabinskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
gornogo dela (for Butkin).
(Boring machinery-Measurement)
(Automatic control)

B11,11KINP VODOY kand.tcl~lm.nauk; TEISISHOV, A.S.,
Dependence of' roller bit operation Jndiees on th(, concl~ll, lonr cf
boring. Gor.zhur. no.10:36-38 0 164. 0-IMA 18,~Ij
1. 14auc!il-n,---issledo%ratellsk"y i 1.)rc~vektn(--korE;tT-:Iltc,,-sk:y ins-O'ut
po dobyche pol.cznylHi iskopayemykIl cl,.Rrytym spv.,:-c-ibom. ~~Ivabiusk~,
.7 -

BUTIKIN&~,D. .,kand. teldin. nauk; TELESHOV, A.S., inzh.; BIRYUKHOV, B.F., inzh,
Resistance and wear of roller bits depending on the hardness of
rocks. Gor. zhur, no.9:46-1+8 S 165. (MIRA 18t9)

BUTM, Ye. I. Cnnd Vet Sci -.- (d ss) "Experiments in the sanitation of
LM tc~-- -7.
defective f arms tka brucellosis in oattle." Mos, 19-1
18 pp (Min of Agriculture USSR. Los Vet Acad), 140 copies (KL, 6-58, 101)
-32-

USSR/Diseases of Farm Animals - Diseases Caused by Bacteria R-2
and FunC;i.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol.) No 1958, 5o176
Author Butkin) Ye.I,
Inst Moscow Academy of Veterinary Sciences.
Title Experimental Assanation of Farms with Bovine Brucellosis
by the Method of Frequent Complex Examinations.
Orig Pub Tr. Mosk. vet. akademii, 1957, 19, No 1, 283-293
Abstract On farms where recent acute brucellosis infections were
present, complex applications of Ar, BSR, as well as of
the ophtalmic allergen and lactic ring tests with short
intervals between examinations (lo days), rmde it possi-
ble for the author to isolate the min group of sick ani-
mals vithin 1-~'f to 2 months. Thus, the danGer of spreadinG
bovine brucellosis nE; herds was avoided. BiblioC;raphy,
Card 1/1 30 titles.

Country USSR
Category Diseases of Farm Aninals. P
Disettse', Caused by Bacteria an~ Fungi.
Abs. Jour Ref Zhu:?-Biol., No 212 195S2 90'963
Author D'utkin Ye I
Institut. 0.0~sco~~ ~Wrirlary AoAdemy.

Title al-L
The Problem of Differentiuting he UhY A.*Ijx",gls
f"rom knira-als Sic.l.- wi.`U-b Brucellosis in a Vacci-
nated Herd.
OriG I'lub. Tr. Llos'..".. vet. akad., 1957, 100, vyp. 2, ch. 11
r7j _f78

Abstra.~t i Ji
Cows theu vere vaccinated 6-12 months before
. the expeTiment with a dry vaccine of the No 19
strain were investigated. Co--.-iis Yhich had abox
ted afier vaccinatiu0n, showed a colored ring
reaction to milk and positive AR Cagglutiiia-
0
reaction]
tion reoction] nnO BSR [blood sarum
vith a varlue of 4-3 crosses - Vaccinated _ani-
mals which were given a ring test, alhv.,ays
showed positive AR and BSR. S'L.-,-. wonths after
vaccim,tion, a considerablo number of cows
Card: 1/2

USSR/Disoases of Form Animala. Diaeases Cauced by R-2
Bacteria and Fungi
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur - Biol... No 1. 1959, 2799
Author Butkin, Ye, I,
In3t X66-664' ~'tteri_n_"_ai-y_Academy
Title Applying Experimental Biomyoin Therapy to Bruce-
llosis Afflicted Cotis
Oeig Pub: Tr. Mosk. vet. akad., 1957., 19.9 v3rp. 23 ch. 1p
79-85
Abstract: Biomycin was applied according to three methods:
1. orally, on 6 consecutive days during the first
stage of the treatment,,-and on 3 days during the
second stage; 2. orally. in combination with hyper-
immne sera injected subcutaneously; 3. intra-
muscularly,, 6 times d1iring the first stage of the
treatment and 3 times during the second stags,,
HyperiiTimune sera were introduced t-wice dir-ing the-
~ard 112 first stage of the t--eatment with a 6-day intarval,
6

Country : USSR R I
OatoE;ory : Diseases of Farm Animals. Diseases Caused by
Bacteria and Fungi
Abs. Jour. : Ref Zhur-Biol, No 23P 1958, No 105620
Author : Gannushkin, M. 3,; Bessarabov, B. F.; Butkin,
Inatitut. : -
Titlo : Biomycin in Paratyphoid of Piglets, Brucellosisi
of Cattle and Infectious Pleuropneumonia of
Goats
Orig Pub. ; Voterinariya, 1958P No 3, 53-56
Abetr:~ct : The therapeutic effectiveness of biomycin (B)
was tried in two experiments conducted on 24
and 115 young pigs affected with paratyphoid.
All animals treated with B recovered. Me use
of synthomyoln L'ohloramphenicol , as well as tiv
17
action of antiparatyphoid serum and that of sul.
fa preparations, proved less effective than B.
Better results were achieved Vaen B was applied
Ye. I.; Zan&&, M.
0"'rd:

BUTKIN, YQ.I., kand.veterinarnykh nauk; Prinimal uchastiye IVANOV, V.L.,
vrach-baktariolog
Effectiveness of Ji4ng aptipastourellosis vaccine. Veterinariia
39 no.12:37-38 D 162. (14IRA 16:6)
1. Kurskaya oblastnaya nauclino-proizvodstvennaya vaterinarnaya
laboratoriya.
(Kursk Province-Chicken chgl,3ra--Preventive inoculation)

BUTK.INAp X.N.
Distribution and degree of severity of goiter in 87erdlovsk
school children and the results of preventive measures. Pediatriia
38 no.12:4147 1609 (MMA 3J+t2)
1, Iz kafedry gospitallnoy pediatrii (zav. - dcktor med.nauk
D.Ye. Sherynberg) Sverdlovskogo meditsinskogo instituta (dir. -
Prof. A F. Zverev) na baze detskoy bollnito7 No,13 Cktyabrtakogo
rayona. ?glavn7y vrach N.~. Kaminskaya).
WwwVSK-WIM)

KL~IER, A.M., kand.med.nauk; BUTKINA, T.K., kand.md.nauk
r:,-
Physiological and hygienic evaluation of working conditions of
technical school undergimduates. Gig. i san. 26 no.8:38-43 Ag 161.
(MMA 15:4)
1. Iz Sverdlovskogo instituta gigiyeny truda i professionallnoy
patologii.
(SVERDIOVSK-TECHNICAL FDUCATIOII--IIYGIL-:IC ASPECTS)

BULiiOV,P.'; BUTKINA,Ye.
Incrensing the utilization factor of the elevator leg. Muk.-elev.
prom.21 no.9:29 S155- (MIRA 8:12)
1. Sverdlovskaya mormntivno-iseledovatellskaya stantsiya Zagotzerno
(Grain elevators)

BUIATOVj, Aleksandr AIeksandrovich; BUTKM, Ye.P.
I
[Receiving grain from combines at the Topchikha elevator]
Opyt priema zerna iz-pod kombainov na Topchikhinskom ele-
vatore. Moskva, Izd-vo tekhn. i ekon.lit-ry po vop.-osam
khleboproduktov, 1960. -24 P. (MIRA 15:8)
(Grain--Storage) (Grain elevators)

BUTKO , A. A.
Our practices in introducing winter barley in the Don Valley.
Zemledelie ,,,25 no.2:76-79 F 163. (NIRA 16:5)
1. Glavnyy agronom sovkhoza "Novyy mir", Samarskogo rayona,
Rostovskoy oblasti; (Don Valley-Barley)

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AUTHOR: Butko, A. I.
ORG: none
TITLE: Some problems of bioelectric control of technical plants
SdURCE: Vaesoyuznaya nauchnaya sessiya, posvyashchennaya Dnyu radio, 22d, 1966.
Sektsiya bioniki. Doklady, Moscow, 1966, 26-32
TOPIC TAGS: bioelectric phenomenon, biologic training simulant, optimal control,
servosysLem
ABSTR&CT: There exist presently numerous practical devices with bioclectric control
where the final control object is the living organism. A brief su rvey of the achie-~6-
ments in the field is presented. The author stresses the need fo-- the development of
multifunctional manipulators for work under the conditions of increa.,-tid danger. The
operator can either be excluded from the control process which repLaces him by an
appropriate automaton, or man can be converted into an 01,.-Crator, i.,,. , the
characteristics of the control process can be improved from Llie point of view of the
complete control system of which man is only a link. The autll-,or sir,,,eys problems
connected with the second type of solutions: a circuit corresponding to human control
of machines, operation of the model of "eye" servosystem do-signed by A. Lauringson
(Izvestiya AN Estonskoy SSR, t, KITI, seria fiziko-matematichosi-livI) nauk, 1;o. 2, 1964)
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'Me urgent problem discussed include coding and decoding of information,
ellicient feedback means, methods lor,operator tralning 10 productloT, of bioele ctriC
l
signalg, and the study and the optimization of dynamic of bioelectric
control circuits.
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AUTHORS: Blagoy, Yu. P.; Butko, A. Yo.; I-Iikhayleako, S. A.; Yakuba, V, V.
ORG: Physicotechnical Institute for Low Temperatures, AN UkrSSR, Khartkov (Fiziko-
talthnicheskiy institut nizkikh temperatur AN UkrSSR)
TITLE': Velocity of sound in liquid nitrogen, oxygen, and argon at temperatures
higher than the normal boiling temperatures
SOURCE: Akusticheskiy zhurnal, v. 102, no. 4, 1966, 405-410
TOPIC TAGS: sound propagation, oxygen, nitrogen, argon, specific heat
ABSTRACT: The velocity of sound in liquid nitrocren, oxygen, and arron in the tempera
ture region of 77-87Y and 112-120K was determined. The investigation supplements
the results of I. S. '.Radovskiy (00-caperimental Inoye issledovaniye skorosti. ui-,
tra zvuka
na linii nas,-rshcheniya v argone. Zh. prilkl. mekh. i tekhn. fiz., 1963, 3, 159.
Issledovaniya shnrosti zv-Wca v zhidkom i gazoobraznon argone. Zh. prikl. mekh. i
tekh. fiz., 1964) 3, 172). The experimental technique is described by A. Ye. Butko,
S. A. KiMiaylenko, and V. V. Yakuba (Ul'trazvuR-ovoy interferometr d1ya
nizlcotemperaturnykh zhidkostey. Sb. Voprozy metodiki ulltrazvLdrovoy interforometrii.1
Tr. Vses. konferentsii Po metodike ul'trazvukovoy intorferometrii. Kaw-ias, Izd-vo
Mintis, 1966). A schematic of the experimental installation is pro3ented. From the
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experimental results, values for the adiabatic and isothermal compressibility and
snecific heats at constant pressure and constant volumeJ, respect 'ively, were derived.
Tie experitental results are tabulated. It was found that these results were in
good agreement with data reported in the literature. Orig. art. has: 4 tables,-
1 graph, and 6 equations.
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- "Maktor.
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his own dwelling] Sevety i pozhelaxiin kolkhozuiku po zastreike
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AUTHORS:Dlyachenko) S,S. and Palatnik, L.S., Kaplan, R.S., German., S.I.
and Butko, N~I.
TITLE: Structural Changes in the Steel 20Kh1,1 L After Holding for a
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Long Time at Elevated Temperatures (Struk-turnyye izmeneniya
v stali 20DII-L pri dlitellnykh teplovykh vy-der-s-h-ka-kh)
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i nietallovedeniye, 1958, Vol 6, 114:rl~ 6)
pp 1122-1129 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The stability of the structure of the steel 20KhM-L at
elevated temperatures was investigated and the influenr,-, was
elucidated of the applied stresses on structural chmanges.
Specimens of this steel were investigated after normalisation
annealing for 3 hours at 650 - 6800C (initial state) and
after holding them for various durations in the loaded and
no-load state at various temperatures. The composition of
this steel was as follows: 0 0.15%, Si 0.30'/,b', kin 0.61%,
S 0.026%, F 0,039%, Cr 0. % and Mo 0,55~;, Tl~e mechanical
characteristics of the specimens after holding them at var-Jous
temperatures between 530 and 5500C for durations uD to 51400
hours are entered in Table 2. The investigations Included
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Structural Changes in the Steel 20KW4-L After Holding for a Long Time
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metallographir, X-ray and electim-microscopic studies. It was
established that carbide particles appear in the ferrite
,grains only after tempering in the temperature range 650 -
6800C but not at lower teinDeratures. Changes in the tempering
temperature are accompaniea by insignificant changes in the
lattice parameter of the m-phase (2,8624 kX after tempering
at 5700C and 2,8615 after tempering at 650 0C). It was estab-
lished from X-ray diffraction patterns that after norinalisat-
ion annealing and tempering at 650 to 6800C for 3 hours,, a
mixture of 3 carbides can be detected in the carbide precipi-
tate with the structure: Cr 23C.1 Mo2C and Fe 2"do2C- In the
case of long-duration holding at 500 - 550 0C, a coalescence
of carbides takes place as a result of which carbide-free
zones form at the boundaries of pearlitic grains. Coalesclenr~e
leads to a growth of carbides of the structure Cr2 C. and to
the dissolution of Mo carbides which can be explained by the
low stability of the latter caused by the fact that they have
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SOV/126-6-6-23/25
Structural Changes in the Steel 20KhM-L After- Holding for a IOnl-_- Tims
at Elevated Temperatures
Cr23 C6 - Stresses which are near to the yield point of the
steel lead to an acceleration of the i)rocess of coales3ence
by one order of magnitude at 5300C and by two orders of mag-
nitude at 5500C. Due to the dissolution of Mo carbides,. the
a-phase becomes enriched with alloying elements and this should
have a favourable influence on the high-temperature charact-
eristics of components made of this steel. There are 3 tables,
5 figures and 16 references, of which 12 are Soviet, 2 French,
1 German and 1 English.
ASSOCIATION: Khar'kovskiy politekhnicheskiy institut imeni V.I.Lenina,
Kharlkovskiy turbinnyy zavod im. S.M.Kirova (Kharlkov Poly-
technical Institute imeni V.I.Lenin, Khar'xlc-.ov Turbine Works
imeni S.M.Kirov)
SUBMITTED: April 11, 1957, after revision, September 7, 195?,
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AUTHOR: Popova, N. N.; Sandler, 19. 1.; Butko, N. 1.
ORG: Ukrainian Scientific Research Institute of Metals (Ukrainskiy nouchno-issle'dova;
tellskiy institut metallov) __7777'
TITLE: Effect of rare-earth metals of the cerium subgroup on thecritical cold
baittlenesip
,rs,,of carbon steel
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SOURCE: Metallovedentye I termicheakeya obrabotka metallov, no. 11, 1965, 21-22
TOPIC TAGS: rare earth metal cerium, carbon steel, cold brittleness, ductiliby
ABSTRACT; The results of a comparative investigation of the carbon steels 20, St. 3,
and KGt. 3 with and without addition of cerium are presented. REM (rare earth metals)
were added,to the molten steel following its deoxidation. The REK were added in the
form.of ferrocerium ormischmetal"'gontaining 50-70% Ce, in proportions.of 0.05, 0.07,
0.10, 0.15i 0.30, and 0.40% Ce by weight of welt. Subsequent investigation of the ef-
fect of Ce on the crystallization of the steel ingots, performed by means of macro-
and micrographic and autoradiographic examination as well as by measuring the micro-
hardness of the dendrite axes and interaxial dendrite spaces revealed the following-
the addition of 0.10-0.15% Ce improves the macrostructure of steel, markedly reduces
Its content of sulfur and oxygen, and enhances its ductility and plasticity in the
presence of high temperatwres, and it also reduces the critical temperature of the
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cold brittle,6eas of steel from approximately".zWC to -650C. For steel MSt. 3. nmtfl-
cold b
senBitivuy-Nnd proneness to mechanical aging, as well an weldability and vibration
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resistance of welded joints of this steel, remain the same with or without the addi-
resists
tion of Ce. It in important to emphasize that, on the other hand, the addition of
0.3% Ce to steel reduces its ductility and markeidly raises its critical temperature
of cold brittleness. Hence, in order to improve'the ductility of steel at low tempe-
ratures the amount of PM added to the steel must be rigorously controlled. Orig.
art. has: I figure*
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of ,be cerium subgroup of rarf;;-.-3artv-, elemEints on ths
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Effect of rare-earth metals of the cerium subgroup on tho cold-
brittleness threshold of carbon steel. Metalloved. i term. obr.
met. no.11:21-22 N 165. (MW 181l2)
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