SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FASTOVETS, F.N. - FASTOVSKIY, V.G

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AUTHORS: Voinoy,..A. I.; Fa-Awya, K, N.; V. A.* C~hSrnoy, N _P
TITLE: Investigation of the effect of antidetonation additives on the processes
that precede detonation in an engin
SOURCE: AN
_aqqR_, InstLtut dvigatele Trudy, no. 6, 196Z, 8Z-93
TOPIC TAGS: detonation, knock, antidetonation, antiknock, Fe, Cu, penta-
carbonyl, dic yc lope ntadiene, dicyc lope ntadienyl, pre-ignition, self-ignition,I
cold flarne, mixture, rich, lean
A,BSTRACT: This paper describes an experimental invest4ation of the effects of
-various metal-organic antidC additive sMonAhe vaTious stages ofi
1~onation (antiknock)
the pre-combustion processilin an,,engine intended to determine the distinctive
characteristics of the mechanism of their action. The test equipment and method-
ology are described, and the proc~!ssing and evaluation of the test data are detailed.
It is established that, for any given level of antiknock effectiveness, the various
metal-organic compounds tested affect the other stages of the pre-combustion
reaction differently. (a) Tetraethyl (TEYand "ferrocene" or iron dicyclopentadi-
enyl (FC) do not exert any noticeable effect on the inception of the c6ld-flame
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oxidation and, basically, act only on the development of the second stage of the
pre-combustion process by shifting the boundary of the self-ignition of the hot
cornbustion toward the side of higher temperatures and pressures. (b) Iron
pentacarbonyl [ (FeCO5) (hereinafter: IP)) and [ (C8H,6)5Fe(C% 13 (hereinafter:
IIP) inhibit sharply the initial stages of the pre-combustion reaction, shift the
boundary of the formation of the cold flame toward higher temperatures and presi-
sures, and reduce it in size so that in rich mixtures there is no region of cold-
flame oxidation at all. The entire character of the pre-combustion oxidation is
altered., The hot-explosion region is shifted toward higher pressures and temper'-,
-tures, with the minimums appearing in the temperature range of 760 to 8000K.
A ClOH16NZO?.Cu (hereinafter: 111) appears to be comewhat intermediate betweed
TE and IP, namely, it delays the beginning of the cold-flame oxidation, but to'a . I
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smaller degree than IP, and gives the hot-detonation boundary a form that is
similar to that afforded by IP (with a pressure minimum for'rich mixtures);, hom~.~;
ever, the detouation boundary lies much lower than with IP afid, for lean mixtdrei,"
it may even be lower than for pure gasoline. Enrichment of the mixture with IP~
leaves the detonation boundary virt"ally unchanged, whereas with pure gasoline,
and all other additives it is displaced toward lower pressures. The eculia'rities
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of a metal-organic antiknock additive are not determined by the pre3ence in it of a
specific metal, TE and FC contain different metals, but act almost identicallk on:
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,the pre-ignition processes, whereas FC and carbonyl products of Fe '%IP band
,act distinctly differently. It is concluded that the self-ignition tendency of afuel:-
air mixture not only is not identical with its tendency toward detonation, but is not;
even single-valuedly related to it. Orig. art. has 6 figures.
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Author : Fastovets, F. N., Eng.
Title : A convenient placing of controlling push buttons
Periodical : Energetik, 9, 19-20, 9 1954
Abstract The author briefly describes cases in which the accumula-
tion of conducting dust causes self-switching of electric
motors. He submits for discussion methods of elintinating
this possibility.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

Fastovets. F.N.. inzhosior.
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Group speed regulator for predetermined conditions. Leg.pr(,m.l-',
no.2-.IA-47 F 155. (MIRA 8:4)
(Electric machinery) (Tannine)

FVTOVEIS, L. D.
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MMICAL SGIUNCE).
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IT,3- 15, 1 56. Moscow.

NJ,, , kan6.Uolo(;ich-,skikh nauk; LUO'IIAK, 1.F.; FA.~TUIIETIS, L.S.
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1. V--&3oyuzn~y oelektsionno-geneticheskiy institut, Odessa.
(Sunflower oaed)

KHRIPIN, A.G., inzh.; BRAGIIISKIT, M.L., inzh.; FASTOTETS, O.S., inzh.;
YJ,RIIIJKHIII, G.G., inzh.; TFWSHCHENKO, F.P.. inth.; LIVYr, G.V.,
kand.takhn.nauk
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(MIRA 13:5)
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obuvnoy promyeblennosti (for Khripin, Braginakiy, Pantovetp,
Livyy, "rpuWAn). 2. Kiyevskijr ko2hevennyy kombinat (for
Tareshchenko).
(rAather--Drying)

KHRIPIN, &.G., inzh.; BRAGINSKIY, H.A., lazh.; FASTOVIsTS, O.S., luzh.;
K-ARPUKHIN. G.G., inzhi, TMSHCMIKO, LIM.G.V..kaud.
tekhn.nauk.
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(HIRA 13:11)
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obuvnoy promyshlannosti (for Khripin, Braginskiy, Fastovets &
Karpukhin). 2. Kiyevskiy kozhavannyy kombinat (for Tereshchenko).
3. Ukrainskiy iinuchno-issleidovatallskiy inst!+ut kozhavennov
promyshlannosti (for Li.vyy).
(Leather--Drying)

VOROBIYEVA, M.D., tekhnik; DUSHIN) B.M.j inzh.; FASTOVETS, O.S., inzh.
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(Leather)

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FIA3TOUTS, O.S., inzh.; MOROZYUK, N.I., inzki.; LIMNOV, jh.l.,
inzh.; SAGAYDACHWY, 'V.G., inzli.; DAUM, Yn.V., Jn-zh.;
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during 1951.
SO: Sum. W6. 480, 9 May 55.

FASTOVSFAYA, R.I.
Scientific Baesica of the Department of Hygiene, Microbiology and Epidemi-
ology of the jwadeaW of Medioul Sciences of the USSR on sanitary and anti-
epidemic protection in the construction area of the Kkin Turkmon Canal.
Mid.purar.i parf.z.bol. no.2:186-189 My-Aj, 151. (KM 6:6)
(Uin Ikirkmen Ce-nal Regi,=--Publio heRlth)
An aicount of a mteting at 'kF.!-khabad (,i-. 17-,T1 tlw attended by
594 Perso 113. I'le f olkwing subjo-c t3 wer( dl.- ( ASsec -, malaria, dyst ntery, V.D.Timakovs
the e1 fec- ts E, hot c'.!x -te, tho ci inp-tr j: Lhe ;nA ro0ac-dor d sprea -, of papatacci t
f ever L t ;I e site of cons ructlo i (?~ . - '', P.!..Petr1!a-.ieYBtN, urivisability and possi
dange e of ca_rrying ) - t ---,-c '-)hylactic :gLirst *_e1,!hr_nd!:F1B, meauures for
the cc- oL o~7 ot(. ;I ixoden M.c.ii an f _iaaj, etz. 257T47

1. FASTC VSKtYA, E I.
2. USSR (6)0)
Main Turlawn Canal Region - Malarial Fever
7. Role of the medical service personnel in the matrol c-f malaria on the
Main Turkmen Canal, Felld. i akush., no. 4, 1953. -'Lg)
9. ~!Qnthly List of Russian Accessions, Librarf of Corg.-ess, April -1953, Uncl.

LYSENKO, A.Ya.; MZODOVA, G.Ya.,; FASTOVSKATA, E.I.; ZALINOVA, N.S.:
CHURNOSOVA. A.A.
Seeking methods for radical chamictil prevention and cura without
recurrence of tertian malaria with short and long incubation
periods. Report no.6: Renlilts of an IrVestigation of tolerance
to the new antimalarial drug quinocid . Mad. paraz. i paraz. bol.
24 no.2:147-154 A-p-je 155. (HLRA 8:10)
1. Iz sektora. okeparimentallnoy parazitologii Instituta malyarii
meditsinakoy, parazitologit i gellaintologii Ministerstva zdra-
vookhrananiya SSSR (dlr. instituta-Prof. P.G.Serpiysv, zav.sek-
torom :)rof. V.P.Pod"yapollskpya) i Stalinabadekoy gorodskoy
sanitrano-opidemiologicheskoy stantall (glavnyy vrach atantaii
Kh.V.Vakhidov)
(qMNDLINES, effects,
aminoquinoline dqriv.tolerance)

FASTOVSKAYA. I.I.; IYSENKO, A.Ya.; SIICHELKUNOVA, P.N.
Inveotigations of methods of radical chemoprop~qlaxls and of complate
cure of tertian maliarts with short and long incubation periods.
Report no.7: Results of using quinocide in the treatment of tertian
malaria with various possibilities of reinfection. Med.parax. I paras.
bol. 25 no-3:222-226 Jl-S 156. NLRA 9:10)
1. Iz;,q~delsniya opidemiolqgit saliarij J organizateit bor'by-a
malyariey I drugimi parasitarnymi zabolevanlyami Institute &IyAL-JI,
meditainakoy parazitologii i gellmintalogii Kinisterstva s(travookhra-
neniya SSSR (dir. Inst. prof. P.G.Sirgiyev, zav. otdelon - doteent
H.G.Rashina)
(ABTIKALARIAIS, therapeutic use,
qainocide in tertian malaria (Rue))

FASTOVSKAYA, N.I.
.10~
Three years of work of the epidemic
of Public Health of the U.S.S.R. in
Tajikistan. Med.parax. i paraz.bol.
(TAJIKISTAN--KAIARIA--PRBVANTION)
control squad of the Ministry
eliminating malaria ia
26 no.1.121-122 Ja-J' I'-
J'10:6)
MLRA
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PASTCVSXAYA, X.T.; LIVOV, D.K.; LOPATIN, A.N.
FVidemiological date on tick-borne encephalitis in the constructim
zone of the Krasnoyarsk Hydroelectric Power Statiju. Xedpsn.'s. t
peraz,bol, 27 no.1%14-20 Ta-7 158* (143A 11:4)
1. Zz otdolentya spideatologii I organitsitsii bor'by a malyarlysy
I drugimi, parazitarnymi, sabolevaniyami. Instituta valyaril meditainskC7
perazitologit I gallmintologil Ministerstva zdravookhrananiya SSSU
(dlr. Institute - prof. P.G.Sergiyev, sav. otdelentyan M.GJashins)
(INCIMLITIS# epidemiology
-tick-borne encephalitis in conctruction tons, statist.
Okus))

-FASTOVSKAYAj.E. I., CHURNOSOVA, A. A., SERGIYEV, P. G., STAVFMKAU-Y, V. I.
L., BRAUSE, M..B.j, GIADKM, V. F., SHUKOVA, T. A.p
GAZODOVAj G. TE.0 ZALINOVA, N. S., MASHLOVSKIY, SH. D.
"Quinocide and the prospects of acceleration of the malaria
eradication rate in the USSR."
report submitted at the 13th All-Union Congress of I~ygienists, Epidemiologists
and Infectionists, 1959.

LYSENKO, A.Ya.; KAU4YKOV, Ye.S.,-_YASMMMXA, E-J-4 BERDYYEVO Kh.B.;
IVANENKO, A.K.- LYAPO, P.D.
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principal results
of three years' work for the extermirAtion
of maln is, as a mass disease in -the Tajik S.S.R. Sbor. rab.
po rAl. i gellmin. no.2:5..19 159. (MIRA 15:3)
(TARKISTAN-4MLARIA)

FASTOVSKAYA., E,I.; IVANSNKO, A.K.
Comparative evaluation of various methods for the detection
of persons sick with mlaria in Tajikistan. Sbor. rab. po
mal. i gellmin. no.2.-21-24 159. (MIRA 15:3)
(TAJIKISTAN--MAIARIA)
(MEDICAL SCREENING)

FASTOVSKAYA., E.I.-
Results of Uwee yearstimbrk in cloaring up malaria centers
'i
in the nountoo-river mom of the Isibear RaRe Region*
Sbor. rab. po mal, i gellmin. uo*2%25-3l t59, (MM 15:3) 1
(GLWAR R&NGF. FEGION-MAIAM)

FASTOVSKAYA, E.I.; LULIKOVA, M.Ya.
Results of the restriction of DDT s1waying to villages in
malaria control within the border region of southern
Tajikistan (Kirovabad District). Sbbr. rab. po mal. i gellmin.
no.2:49-56-159. 0-1IRA 15-- 3)
(KIROVABAD DISTRIGT-4ILLARIA)
(DDT (INSECTICIDE))

W3NXO, L.V.; BUTAMOVA, O.F.; IBLLIXA, 0.1.; LFYXINA, Ye.S.; RAZUMOVA, Ye.P.;
FASTOVSMU, B.I.; CHMATA, L.Ye.; SHIPITSINA, IT.K.
All-Union Conference on the Control of Parasitic Diseases.
Ned.paraz. i paras.bol. 28 uo-3:364-373 Itr-Je '59.
(MIFA 12:9)
(PAR&SITOLOGY--COUGMSES)

FASTOVSKAYA, E. I.
Method for an epidemiological study of paeudofocal tick-borne
encephalitis. Med. paraz. i paraz. bol. no./+:401-406 161.
(MIRA 24:12)
1. Iz otdela epidesiologii Instituta maditsinakoy parazitoledii
i tropicheskoy miuditsiny imeni to. I. MartBinovskogo Mini-,terstvs,
zdravookhraneniya SSSR (dir. - Instituta - prof. P. G. Serb4yev,
zav. otdelom M. G. Rashina)
(EMEMUITIS)

FASTOVSKAg,-!-,j. (Moskva)
Prevention of tick-borne encephalitis. Felld. i akuBh. 26 no.9:
42-45 S (161* (HIPIA 14:10)
ENCEPHALITIS) (TICKS AS CARRIE16 OF DISEASE)

FASTOVSKAYA, E.I.; NIKIFOROV, L.P.; NAUMOV, R.L.
Influence of the terrain on tick-borne entiephalitis morbidity
in Krasnoyarsk Territory, Mod. paraz. i paraz. bol. 32 no,33
280-283 MY-Je163 (MIRA 17:2)
1. I= epidemiologicheskogo otdela ( zav. - prof. N.N. Dukhanina)
i entomologicheskogo otdela, (ispolnyayushchiy obyazannosti za-
veduyushchego - prof. V.P* Derbeneva-Ukhova) Instituta meditsin-
skoy parazitologii i tropicheskoy meditsiny imeni Ye.I. Martsinov-
skogo (dir. - prof. P.G. Sergiyev) Ministerstva zdravookhrane-
niya SSSR.

BUIANZHEj I.N., kard.khimiches~ikh nauk.dotsent; PRININALA UCHASTIYE: FastovskEya,
Studying th-o properties of phosphate and sulfide films obtained
with the method of cold parkerizing and sulfidization of the
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Rekomendovana kafedray obahchey i analiticheskoy khimil.
(F~rotective coati~gs-Testing)

DUBOUY.Ys. D... prof.) OKS, A. A., prof; BUCHINSKAYA, M. P.; V0R0'TZ,.'Y,0, T, V.;
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1. Is kafedry rentgenologii i radiologii (zav. - prof.re. D. Dubovyy)
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Odeaskogo meditainskogo instituta (dir. - zasluzhennyy deyatell nauki
prof. I. Ya. Deyneka)
(IODINE-ISOTOPES)
(THrROID GLAND-DISEASES)

SKVCFCSOVA, L.I.; YJWHMALINIKOVA,' G.Kh.; FASTOVSKAYA R.M
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kafedra akusherstva i ginekologii lechabnogo fakullteta (zav. -
prof. A.I.Malinin), kafedra, gospitallnoy terapii pediatrichaskogo
i stomatologicheskogo fakulltetov (zav. - prof. A.A.Ms) Odesskogo
meditsinskego instituta-Iment Pirogova I 1-ya Odesakaya gorodskaya
irfektslonraya bollnitsa (glavnyy vrach L.T. Zhidovlenko)~

FASTYKOVSKAYA, Ye.D.
Mammography in the dirgnosis of breast cancer. Vop.onk. 7
no-12:4?-51 161. (MIRA 15:1)
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GoBudarstvennyy institut dlya isovershonstvovani vrachey.
(BREAST-CMCMR) (StWT-RADIOGILAPW

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FASTOVSKIT, A.I., inzh,; TRRESHCHENKO, P.M., inzh.
Using embedded anchor bolts. Shakht.otroi. no.10:26-27 0 157.
(MIRA 10:12)
(Kuznetsk Basin-Aine roof bolting)

FASTOVSM, A. I - -
In the Technical and Roonomic Council. Takh.-ekDn.blul. no 1/2:
56-58 J&-F '59- iMIRA 12-4)
(lusnetsk Ramin-loonomic douncils)
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FASTOVSKIY, A.S., inzh.
Laprovoment of methods for evaluating labor productivity. Vast,.
elektroprom. 32 no.10:51-54 0 161. 041RA 14:9)
(Electric industries-Labor productivity)

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IPASTOVSKIT, B.G., kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk.
Beenomical rolled shapes for industry ead constructions. Stall 16 me.3:
224-229 mr 156. MRA 9:7)
1."entrallnyy nauchno-looledovatellsk1jr institut cherney metallurgil.
(Rolling (Notalwork)) (Steel, Stimictural)

CHIZHIKOV, Yuriy MikhVlovich, red.; GOLYATKINA, A.G.,
red.izd-va.; BEICOR. O.G.. takhn.red.
[Rolling mill practice] Prokatnoe proizvodRtTO, Izd, 2., parer,
I dop..Koekwn, Goo. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tevetnoi
metallurgit. 1958. 612 p. (MIRA 11:9)
(Rolling mills)

PANASENED, Fedor Lavr.,ntlyevich; SKIT.,-.BGp,, red.; GORDON, L.M.,
red.lzd-va; ISLEHTIYZVA. P.G.
[Rolling and beat treatment of thick @hosts] Prokatka i termi-
cheaksta obrabotka tolitykh listov. Mooky&, Goo. nauchno-tekhn.
Izd-vo lit-ry po chernot I tovetuoi metallurgii, 1959. 152 P-
(WRL 12:2)
(Rolling (Metalwork)) (Sheet ~tool--Heat treatment)

FASTOVSKIY, B.G.
Sconomical shapes for rolled products. Metallurg 5 no.2:
23-2r, F 160. (MIRk 13:5)
1. 2Sentrallr47 muchno-looledovatellakly institut chernoy
metailurgit.
(Rolling(Notalwork))

----.;-kSTOVSKIT# B#Ge# kaudetekha,'nauk
Specidization of rolling mills. SWO 21 no. 1:79-81 A 061.
(KIRA 14a)
1. TSentrallnyy nanchno-iseledovatellakiy tnmtitut chermoy metal-
lurgil.
(Rolling aille)

FASTOVSKIY B G ; FUNIE, A.N.
Manufacture aid use of economical hot-rolled sections.
Y-etallurg 7 no.8319-23 Ag 162. (MIRL 15:9)
1, TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut chernoy
metallurgii, (Rolling (Metalwork))

FASTOVSKIYO B.G., kand.tekhn.nauk
Prospects for the production of hot-rolled economical sections.
Stall 23 no.5s435-438 Yv 163. (MIRA 16:5)
1. TS~ntrallnyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy inotitut chernoy
metallurgii.
(Roll.ing (Metalwork))

, - - -.1-1 - - - -
MVIDBY, Yul.; YAROT
In the world of wild r"lowaves. Wn. tekh. no.4:33-37 Ap 157
(&"a- interference) (KM 10;6)

JAS Izva Abramo,-I-',- LYUSTIBERG., V.Pp iazh., ved. red.j
ELIKIN, A.Yu.,, inzh.,, red.j PONDHIM, V.A.,, tekhn. red.
. V,
[AP-28 interfer6noe analyzer]Anal4sator pomekh AP-28. Moskva,,
Filial Voss. in-ta nauchn. i tekhn. informatnii, 1958. 21 p.
(Peredovoi nauchno-tekhnichookii i proisvodstvennyi opyt, Tema
36. No.P-58-101/14) (MIRA 160)
(Radio seasurements) (Interferometer)

FASTOVSKIYG 4-zya Abramovich; FURWOV, Illya Mikhaylovich; SHTEYNBOKO
u., -.,--vW-.j-eKf.; SOSNOVSKIY, A.A., inah., red.; PONOMAREV,
V.A., takhn. red.
[Specialized radio Interference measuring devices)Spetsiallaye iz-
meriteli radiopomekh. Moskva, Filial Vaes. in-ta nauchn. I tekhn.
informataii, 1958. 45 p. (Peredovoi nauchno-tekhnicheakii i pro-
izvodetvennyi opyt. Tema 36. No.P-58-21/6) (MIRA 16:3)
(Radio measurements) (Radio-Interference) -(Interferometer)

6W PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SW/2529
Fastovskiy, Izya Abramovich and Illya Mikhaylovich Furmanov
Poisk istochnikov industriallnykh radiopomekh I ikh Issledovaniye (Detection
and Investigation of Industrial Sources of Radio Interference) Leningrad,
Sudpromgiz, 1959. 60 p. '.26,200 copies printed.
Reap. Ed.: A. Ye. Vorontsov; Ed.: B. I. Leonova; Tech. Ed.: L. M. Shiahkova.
PURPOSE: This booklet Is Intended for engineers and technicians concerned with
industrial radio interference.
COVERAGE: The authors discuss the purpose, fields of application, characteris-
tics and methods of operation of special devices for analyzing raCio inter-
ferences. They describe a radio interference detector, a telev,-*Bion inter-
ference meter, special instrument generators, a spectrum analyzer and proba-
bility distribution analyzers. No personalities are mentioned. There are
6 references: 5 Soviet and I German.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction
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Detection and Investigation (Cont.) SOV/2529
Ch. I. Detection of Sources of Radio Interference 3
1. ISP-24 radio interference detector 3
2. Motho Ids of detecting sources of radio interference 9
Ch. II. Measurement of Television Interferences 11
3. Measurement of television interference 11
4. IP-22T television interference motor 13
5. Procedure for operating the IP-22T motor 19
Ch. III. Generators for Analyzing Radio Interferences 21
6. Transfer-coefficient measuring instrument ard its application 21
7. IPSh meter for noiae-increaso measuremen+ and method of operation 25
Ch. IV. Analysis of Radio Interference Spectra 31
S. IP-20 spectral Interfwrometer 31
9. Observation and waaurownt of radiv interference spectra 40
ChG V. Analysis of the Nature of Radio Interferences 43
10. Interference probability distribution 43
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9(6) THASE-I RM EXPLOITATION SOV/2240
Fastovskiyq.Isys Abr-.vick, and Illys Olkheylovich Furmanov
7
Tipovyye pribory Olya Ism s -iya IrAvstrtallnykh radiopomakh (Randard
Instruments for Measuring Industrial Radio Interferences) Laningradq
-six,
Sidp l"9o 119 p* ' 411p200 copies printed,
Rasp, Ed,s Ae Yes Vorontsovj 9dos Do Po Smirnovel Toth. Hot L. No
Shishkoves
PURPOSEs -This booklet'. Is',-Antendod for electrical and radio engineers do4linq
w3th problems., 0.1f: evipriallsion of radio interferences*
COVERAU# The - authiri'dikilbo electrical circuits and standard int*rfohm"
notors,.viod fty'd6tormining'the Intensity of radio interferences, They
discuss-basis characteristics of Interforence-mosouring~- devices. They
also explain mothodsV measuring voltages and interference lovoles The,
authors also discuss problimo of salibration and of checking the accuracy
of intoiferenoo. motors used in the frequency rarqo between 09 15 and 1000 la
and present thoi&, dW_ --UNO"o Devices discussed in this booklet were
developed by ToLIA - Toortrallneys .2aboritorlys po borlbe a IndustrislInyal
Tediopomokhami (Central,, Laboratory for Combatting Industrial Radio Inter-
ISM-604)o No perainslitios are mentioned, Thsro'srs 13 roferonesso
Cato" A/ 3,'

Standard Instruments (Cont.)
SOV/2240
3. Measurement of interference voltages at the terminals of
ir.%orforence sources 48
4, Shi*lfd*d chambers - 51
5. Errors during measurement of pulse interferences 52
6. Various measurements made by means of standard interference meters 53
Ch. III. Interference, Simulators and Methods of Checking the Parameters
of Interference Motors 57
1. Contact interference generator 57
2, Generator of a constant-diensity spectrum 65
Ch. IV. Characteristics of Interference, Motors
1. IP-13M interference motor
2. IP-12M and IP-25 Interference "tore
3. IP-14 and IP-26 Interference motors-
4. IP-18 interforene* motor
5. IP-21 interference motor
Table of basic characteristics of standard radio interference "tars
Appendixes
AVAIWLEs Library of Congress
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AUTHOR- T A , Engineer
T'fTLE: The Method of Measuring and Testing the Basic Parameters
of Noise Meters
PERIODICAL: Vestnik elektropromyshiennosti, 1960, No.10, PP-55-;57
TEXT: In meters for measuring radio noise, four parameters are of
interest: the charge time tz, the discharge time xrt the
ballistic time constant of the indicat Or VTV and the pulse
characteristic K(F). The measurement Of ST is best carried out
in the following way. A pulse of ampli tude I and duration b
i.,~ --Yii~lied to the circuit. The deviation a of the instrument is
rinti,fl. T-ff may be calculated from the value of amax as given
by
CL max 00.354 --L a M (1)
TW
The recommended circuit for this measurement (that of Engineer
A.G.Yakovlev) is given. iz may be measured by the usual method
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88221
S/110/60/000/010/010/014
Eo4l/E455
The Method of Measuring and Testing the Basic Parameters of Noise
Meters
of evaluating the time required for a function to reach 63.2% of
its maximum value; a suitable circuit is given. The same method
may also be used for measuring Tr- The pulse characteristic may
be takezi by using the conventional arrangement in which a variable
pulse repetition frequency to supplied to the meter and its
indication noted. There are 6 figures.
SUBMITTED: February 15, 1960
Card 2/2

FASTOVSKIY; I.A
Operation of an inertial detector in the presence of impulses with
complex shapes. Radiotekhnika 16 no-5:51-59 MY 161. (Kin 14s6)
1. Daystviteltnyy chlen Nauchno-tekhnicheskogo obshchestva
radiotekhniki i-elektroovyazi.
(Radio detectors)

FASTOVSKIY, I.A.
rerformance of a magnstoelectrIc device vnder the action of
exponential pulses. Im.tekh. no.4t40-43 Ip '62. (MIRA 15:4)
(Pulse techniques (Electronics))

FASTMKU. I. A.
An Inertial voltmeter wabjeet-to-tbe -action of a random sequence
of InWoes. Radioteldmlka 18 no*2270-W F(;630 .
. ... -- MA 164) It
1. Daystvitells" obltn-lkudm6~-lbolsdbvat6l'skogo obobebestva
radiotekhniki i elektro"yabi ImOni Pepava.
(Fadio wasuremients)

FASTOVSKIX,.;zya Abramovich; KNELLER, I.A.# otv, red.; TSEY11.0,
F.G.p reds
(Radio Interference measuring apparatus) Apparatura d1la
i=ereniia radiopomekh; informatsionrqi abornik. Moskva,
Sviazll 1965. 56 p. (MIRA 180)

BELOTSERKOVArf, Grigeriy Bentuionovich; KALANTAROV, iwh.,
ratijanzent- FAfMNSKIY, LA.$ kando tokhn* naukp
otsenzent;
r 2b,,, nauclui. red.; KVOCHKINA,
G.P.,, red.
(Oscillatory circuits ani filteral Kulabatellrqe kontory i
filltry. Leningradp :~udostroenlep 1965. 135 P.
(MIRA 18.8)
A

FASTOVSK.IY, 1.9 kand.tekhn.nauk
New developments in radio interference measuring techniques.
Radio no.10:30-31 0 165.
(MIRA 18:12)

42137-
S/203/62/002/002/013/017
1046/1236
AUTHORS: NELlivayko, V.I. , Tyurmin, A.V. and ~astovokiy, U.V- -
,r ITLE : Field proton magnetometer Tr U-5 (PU-5)
PERIODIGAL: Goomagnetizm i aeronorriya, v-2, no. 2, 1962, 343-347
T I T L E The sigral/noise ratio on the output of the now two-cyclo'pamphase
amplifying circuit (see diagram) is 25:1 for a noise level that is approximatel)
equal to the signal at the input; the total amplification factor Kz4OpO00; the
transmission band 6 F 0-*7 150 cycles; wider range can be obtained by simple
replacem6nt of capacito M The total error in measurements for Wow r fields
( r the gyromagnotic ratio of the proton) is 6 T/T - 4.08.10-3~, or �2-5 )--
General principles of tho proton magnotometer .operation are cited after Packard
and Varian (Ref-1: M. rackard, R. Varian. Phys. Rev., 1954, 93, 941). lbers are
4 figures.
ASSOCTATIOI& In5titut zemnego magnetizmap ionoefery i raspr ostranoniya radiovoln
AN 555R (Institute of the Terroqtrial Magnetism, the Ionosphere mid
Propagation of Radiowayes AS li~;SR)
SUBUIT7ZDt Jamiary 16, 1962
Gard 1/1

YEROSUMO., Ye. G.; DOLGINOV) Sh. Sh.; ZHUZGOV) L. N.; FASTOVSKIY, 11. V.; ALEKSANYAN)
L. M.
"blagnetic Investigations on the Electron 2 Satellite."
report presented at the 5th Intl Symp on Space Science, Florence, Italy, 12-16
may 64.

1; 2885-66 FSS-2 Dfl(l)/F3(v)-3/FW/91A(d)/Z#A(h) TT/GS/GW
ACCESSION WIt AT5023603 UR/00N/65/000/000/0336/0341
AUTHORI Grinjaus. K. 1.1 Z~lzlnov. Sh. Sh.-,Bosruk1!Lh v
Zhutgov. L. H. Fastovskiy. U. V.
TITLE: Comparison of simultaneous measurements of maja~ ~cle LOIYM~dpositlvf 108
flux within the Earth's sagnatoophave recorded by the Slaktroa-Z ostoLlit
SOURCE: Vaesoyuznaya konforentsiva yo fiathe koemichookolLo prostranstva. Hollcow.
1965. Inaladovanlya kosolchaskogo prostranstva (Space research); trudy konforantAiL
Moscow, lzd-vo Nauka, 1965. 336-341
dam ty
TOPIC TACS: spice environment, Ionospheric physics, electron densit Los
earth magnetic field/glaktran 2 satellite
ASSTRACTs Measurements of chargod-particle flux and magnatic field at a height of
1 (1, Earth's radius) were made by fflakt a-2.X?'Tba particle travveod was L
capable of recording positive Los flux with ton maroy in excess of the pdUestial
difference of the satellite with respect to its environment and alettron flux with
electron soorgy to excess of 100 ev. The meApItomater, wltb orthogosal1y off
sensors, was capable of wasuring the magnetic floldli%be romp-of *IW z i8cm-ears
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ACCUSION URI A25023603
10 64ch-comPownt directlem. Its threabold was Z'x 10r-5 erg, The satellite was-
ur-ats, Am cowered with soler -%citvIty data In the foru ai jj~,Jodexms recorded
vla around observatories. @bar Iscommist4mcles In the correlatiod betwomm the vari-
atIOR Of aWetic activity on the Rartb's surface and the vartatims of the goomw
notic field Intensity and charpd particle flux an measured by tbo satellite. It
Is uncertain mbotbor tbame observations can be explained by the "]Let wind psmtratJ as.,
the mpatoopbere or by. maiir-marth.plasm due to cbarpd P"4" accelerated by a
yet unkoove mcbmim.,: DrIge art.,but 6 figures. [so)
ASSOCIAnNs II'M
IMCITM WSWI =at '00 I= 0=1 Wiff
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ACCESSION NRt APS001986 pa*Q/01-4 Tr/ 5 / 0 0 2 0 ?6) M1 5 P 10 0 6pfl-240-/-Nq~-
GW
AUTHORt Grinsaur. K. I.; Dolateov, Sh. Sh.; ksa V I yero-
Ye. G.; Zhu
ko noy- L. H.1 Mapptpv, L. lokqsa
FastovskL U VFU-A
TITLEs Observations using the artificial satellite Sj1SLjR=X of the
correlation between variations of the magnetic field and streams of
positive tons Inside the terrestrial
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 139, so. 6. 1964, 1272-1275
Ra.ter' positive Lon. gsoa*A
TOPIC TAGSs artificial e&tol lite* ppAnAk!rAL
netic field, magnecospherso radiation belt, fl;x Latenotty9 negative
Lon, theoretical field, apogee distance
-ABSTRAM The artificial satellite glectrou-2, equipped with wages-
omet,srs and a trap for charged particles, recorded positive Lon* of
11 energies. choir flux*@ with energies of sore than 100 evo and
:
measured all three compensate of the goomagoetic field in the magnate-
sphere and at radiatioik belt@. Recorded data showed a correlation
botvaen the varLatioos of the magnetic activity as the terrestrial
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ACCESSION NRi AIP5001986 0
surface and the intensities of fluxes of positive tons and the magnetic
field far from the earth. This correlation was observed as quiet days
and on days with magnetic disturbances. Numerous negative ton fluxes
were recorded on magnetically ruttt days. During this time, the magas-
tometer recorded a magnetic ftold of regular intensity although it
exceeded the theoretical field by 20 y. The maximum deflection from
the theoretical field was detected at the spages of the satellite.
On 12 February 1964, all magnetic observatories on the earth recorded
magnetic di ~rbancee of sudden commencement while the trap is the
satellite rocirded positive Ion fluxes onsusively of an Intensity
of 4*10-10 amp. At this time the satellite was at apogee. The %Gsae-
tomtt*r recorded a rapid increase In Cho magnetic field. Orig. art.
hast-4 figures. (Rol
ASSOCIATION# none
SUBMITTED# 133op64 5"GL1 00 SUB CODES f-31SV
No KEr SOVI 003 0TH8R# 008 ATD PRKS$i 31773
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ACC NR, A j~T61 i8 SOURCE CODE: UR/0293/66/004160 (Fj 2/ 6i 6*
AUTHOR; AleksonyanA-L. Mol Yeroshenko., Ye# Zhuzgov, L. No-; qq
Fastovjkj.
~ORG: none 13
Vy
TITLE: Hagnstometric apparatus of the Electron-2 space station
SOURCE: KosmicheekLya,is,sledovaniya, v. 4, no. 2, 1966, 302-310
TOPIC TAGSt. magnetometer, magnetic field measurement
0
ABSTRACT: Two search-coil maitnetometersicapable of independently'
measuring three component 09 thex-ma-g-fi-e-Eic field -- -a_te.Z_rAd1&tiaj&_
belt:were mounted on Sle~tron-2, Onehad a'measuremen Mrange of
t120 yp and the otherl a ran .go of *1200 y, A Fro-ER diag am of the baaic
magnetometer in shown in the figures It consists of a 2-Jrc signal
generator with associated low-pass filter for suppressing the second
harmonic, a tuned amplifier (voltag .e gain, 12 x 103, bandwidth at 3 dbt
1100 cps) tuned to the.second harmonic with associated input filter t4
attenuate,the first.and third harmonicm by 40 db, a synchronous phase-
detector, and a d-c current amplifier (gain, 20). Two telemetry
channels are utilized for each magnetic-field coordinate, one channel
for positive values and the other.for negative values. A diode gate
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ACC NRs AP6012835
in the d-c amplifier unit diverts the information to the appropriate
channel. The inIelusion of a heavy voltage feedback confines the
.magnetometer.,nonlinearity to 2-3Z. The sensitivities of two mag-
netometers are 2-3 y and .20-30 y-, the temperature stability measured,
at -3C, +18C,'and +55C did not exceed 0.2 y/C for the first and
0.7 y/C for the second. A special unit for sensitivity calibration
with the use of a reference voltage.source is also included. The
average error in measurii.g.the scalar magnetic field was 14 y and
240 y. The zero drift did not exceed 2-3 Y per day. The 14-v power
supply for the magnetom 'aters,was stabilized 41 a P203 transistor and a
D811 Zener diode. All other transistors used were the P103 type,.
Power.consumption for each magnetometer was 2.2 w, "In conclusion,
the authora are indebt9d to-A-9 V. Klimovskiy, A. 1. Konnov, Ye._YeA--
Kanonidi, L..I. 111anov, .. Vt_Ma__Agjfonnikov, and_jA R ;Xom for their
active participation during the manufacturing# calibration, and
testing of equipment." Orig. art. bast 1 formula and 4 figures. JBDI~
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"The Solubility of Helium In Liquid Methane at 90.3 Dep.Taev; K and 106.0 Degmees X and
Pressures at to 160 Atmoenherea."
Zhur. 7iz. Xhim., Vol. 14, No. 8, 1940.

FASTOVSKIY, V. G.
Krypton and xenon. Moskva, Gos. energ. izd-vo, 1941. 116 p. (Trudy Vsesoiuznogo
elektritekhnicheskogo instituta, vyp. no. 47) (51-45683)
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"The Giproazotmash Chart" (Razdeleniye gazovykh smesoy) State Publishing House'
"heoretical Literature ws,
of,Tecbnical and 1 .9 Leninbrad and Mosco 1947
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