SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT IVANOV, A. - IVANOV, B.

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Scientific Abstracts
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP86-00513R000619020008-5
• Release Decision: RIF
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 100
• Document Creation Date: November 2, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 10, 2001
• Sequence Number: 8
• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
• Content Type: SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT

IVANOV, A. Ta., prof.
On the 50th anniversary of the institute, Trudy LSCrMl 44:9-16 158
(MIRA 11:12)
1. Direktor Leningradakogo sanitarno-gigiyenlch.eakogo instituta
(PUBLIC RFALTH, educ
Leningrad Mad. Institute of Sanitarlon & Hyg., histe
(Rua)

-_TVAROV, A.Ya., prof.
Training of public health specialists. Zdrav.Ros.Yeder. 3 U0.11
N '59. (MIRA 13:3)
1. Iz Loningradekogo saultarno-gigirenicheekogo meditsinskogo
instituta.
(LMNGRAD--PUBLIC KUMH--STUDY AND MACHING)
11-FI

IVANOV, A.Ya., prof.
On chlorine-deficient tetany in obstruction of the pylo-rus. Trudy
LSGMI 59:215-221 160. (MIRA 14: 9)
(PYLORIC STMOSIS) (TETANY)
III ;T

A.Yn., prof.
Complications caused by Injuries to the o0ophagus by foreign-bodle3.
Trudy ISG14I 59:274-279 160. (MIRA 1/.:g)
(ESOPHAGUS-FOREIGN BODIES) (ME DIASTRIM-DISEASES)

lVANOV, A.Ya., prof.
Introduction. Trudy ILSGMI 66:5 162. (MAM 17-4)
1. Rektor T-eningradskogo s&nitarnct-gigiyenicheskoggo meditsinskogo
instituta.

IVANOV, A. Ya.
Therapeutic-prophylactic nutrition in the our ical clinic.
Trudy LSMI 67:218-224 162. f,14IRA 15:7)
1. Kafedm obshchey khirargii Leningradskogo sanitarno-gigiyeni-
cheskogo meditsinskogo instituta (zav. kafed-roy - zasluzhennyy
dayatell nauki prof. A. V. Smirnov).
(DIET IN DISEASE) (SURGERY)

ITANOV,_A.Ya , prof., otv.red.; AGRANOVSKIY, Z.M., prof., red.;
ANDREYEVA-GAIANINA, Ye.75., prof., red.; ANICHKOV, S.V., prof.,
red.; BABAYANTS, R.A., prof., red.; BASHEMIN, V.A., prof... red.;
GUTKIN, A.Ya*-, prof., red.; KAMYSHANOV, A.F., dotsent, red.; -
KLIONSKIY, Ye.Ye., prof., red.; RYSS, S.M., prof., red.;
SMIRNOV, A.V., prof., zasluzhennyy deyatell nauki, ied.;
TIKHOMIROV, P.Ye., prof., red.; CHISTOVICII, G.N.,, prof.,. red.
[New informative material on the methodology for sanitation of
the environment, and the prevention, diagnosis and treatment,of
some diseases; results of research at the Leningrad Medical
Institute of Sanitation and Hygiene to assist in the practice of
public health] Novye informatsionnye material po metodike ozdorovlenlia
Yneshnei sredy, preduprezhdeniiu, diagnostike i lecheniiu nakotorykh
zabolevanii;'rezul'taty nauchnykh issledovanii LSGMI v pomoshch'
praktike zdravookhraneniia. Leningrad, 1961. 105 P. (Leningrad.
Sanitarno-gigienicheskii meditsinskii institut. Trudy, vol.73).
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Deystvitellnyy chlen ANN SSSR (for Anichkov). 2. Ghleny~
korrespondenty AMN SSSR (for Babayants, Ryss).

IVANOV, A.Ya.; MOKIINENKO, A.P.
Characteristics of industrial traumatism accordinp to dut;j Of
the Mechnikov Hospital in Leningrad. Trudy UIGMI
Nonindustrial traumatism according to data of the Nle---hrukov
Hospital in Leningrad. lbid.:148-153 Om'I"~,:1 1,7.4)
1. Kafedra obshchey khirurgii No.2 (zav. knfedro ,v - prof'. ,,.Y!t.
Ivanov) i kafedra organizatsii zdravookhraneniyq
chty obyazannosti zaveduyushchego kafedroy - prof,. P-Lit-akaya)
Leningradskogo sanitarno-gigiyonichoskogo :motitlutn.

TIKHOMIROVA, N.P., kand. tekhn. naukc; LUGOVAYA, N.D., inzh.1 IVANOV,
A.Ya., inzh.
Control over the providing of mines with prepared reserves.
[Trudy]VNIMI no.50:285-291 t63.
(MIRA 17:10)

L 44376-Wk 7 0-4
AM NKs X OM04" 05 RE -1U-i 1-34-0-W676-11
INVENTORI Yeframov, V. Kudryashoys. If, A.t
Nikoleyevs, ",I Pri chevq.--V,- A.
ORGt none
TITLEt Proton magnetometero Class 420 No. 185090 Eannounced by Special
06 r
DesiRning Bureau, State Go logiai!_.S~ (Osoboys konst uktors a
byuro Gosudar's-tv'e'nnogo geologichaskog o komitat03'
SOURCE! Izo:)ieteniya, promyshlennyye obrazteys tovarnyye znaki,
no* 16, 1966, 101-102
TOPIC TTGSi proton magnetoa2&ero magnetometer
a I V
.AC &-i-
AB TRACT: A proton magnetometer, consisting of a signal-shaping unit
and a voltage transformer connected by means of a controlled elec-
tronic switch to a frequency divider, time generator, and scaling and
recording units, has been designed to facilitate a broader measurement
range* An auxiliary generator is connected by controlled electronic
switches to the frequency divider and scaler and has gang tuning with
selector elements of the maRnatometer Input circuit. To regulate pulsoo
from the auxiliary generator to the scalerg an electronic switch con-
trolled by the pulse current of the voltage transformer is connected
[:Cilrd 2 12 - - h Q__

L 44~jfirkO
rACC-NC AP6030612
Fig. 1. Proton mag'netome'ter
I* I - SLRual-shaping unit; 2 - voltage trans-
'formert 3 - electronic switch; 4 - frequeneyk
~dividarj 5 - time gencratorl 6- sealer;
7 - r
_J. ecorderl 8 - auxiliary generatorl
.9110 electronic switches.
by another electronic switch to the output t-f the auxiliary generator.
The block diagram in Fig, I shows th~,arrangement of the.components.
Orig, art, hast I'fLgure, IDMI
SUB C6DES 08/ SUBM DATEs 28M&r63/ ATD PRESSz 5077

KOZLOVSKIY. N.G.; MIGUNKO, S.V., redaktor; HARTIYANOV,
redaktor; MOV, S.Y., re"ktor; PYIAYNVA, A.P.. radaktor;
TNRESHGHWO, N.I., rectaktor; OVORINNIKOVA, A.Y., redaktor;
RAKITINA. Ta.D., redaktor; VALUE, A.I., takhatchoskiy redaktor;
VNSKOVA, Ye.16. takhnicheskiy reclaktor
(Handbook for directors of state farmal Spravocluiaia kniga direktore
sovk.hoza. Izd. 3-a. parer* Moskva, Gosq ind-vo sellkhoz. lit-r7.
Pt.1.1956. 952 p. Pt.2-1956. 1o16 p. (HIM 10:3)
(State farms)

IVANOV, A,YL.,,D;heuer.
~ ik~-
Removal of scale deposits in Shukhov and Shukhev-Berlin boilers.
Energatik 4 no.7:15-17 Jl 156, (Km, 9: 9)
(Boilers--Incrustations)

AUTHOR: ivanov, A.Ye., Engineer
TTTLE: On Cleaning the Outside Heating Surfaces of Boiier Units
(Ochistka naruzhnylh poverkhnostey nagreva kotel'nvy:h . a5re-
~ga tov)
PERIODICAL: Energetik, 1958, Nr 12, pp 11-12 (USSP.)
ABSTRACT: The author proposes to substitute the stnndard methol of
cleaning outside heating surfaces of boiler units- which con-
sisted in blowing-off impurities with compressed air, over-
heited or saturated steam - by 3 other more efficient methods.
The first one, successfully tested abroad, consistfl of bl,ist-
ing ,-iith metal shot. The second method consists of bln!~tine,
with small balls, and is especially approprinte for the zones
of high temperntures. Portable and stationary ball blowers
are described, and operational Instructions arn given. The
third method, said to be the best, is a combinntion of' br~ll
blasting and compressed-air blowing, Air pressure must be
5-6 to 17.5 atm. Every ball blower consumefl 2.F to QI.-; cu m
C,:rd 112

On Cleaning the Outside Heatinp Surfnces of Boiler Sets
L
oil compressed air per minute. Die-casL balls of bituminous
asphalt and 2hort-l'ibred asbestos are said to be best for
the Durmse.
'Phere are 2 dingram3 and 1 Soviet reference.
Card 2/1",

IVANOV, A.Ye,~ i"h.
Mechanized nleaning of tubular air heaters. Energetil, 9 no,2,
4-6 F '61, OMPI 16-,7)
(Air heaters.-Cleaning)
(Boilers-Equip.ment and supplies)
~ ~i,
e ~ , F

KHLEBTSEVICH, Aleksey Ivanovich; ~ PPY Aleksey Yefimovich;
ROMANOV., Ivan Ivanovich44--&V I -- I , 66REYEVAY
L.S., takhn. red.
(Public office of technical information]
biuro tekhnichaskoi informataii. Moskva,
" P.
services)
Obshchestvennoe
Profizdat, 1963.
(MIRA 16:9)
(TechnoloU-Information

GURFINIMLIP VJ.; IVAPOV, D.T.;
IVANOVP A.Ye.; -MALKIII, V.B.
Use of Na,24 in studying blood'circulation during respiration under
increased pressure. Biofizika 4 no. 4:498-503 '59- (MIRA 14:4)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut aviatsionnoy meditainyt Moskva#
(SODIM.~-ISOTOpES) (OXyGEN-pirBIOLOGICAL EFEECT)
(BLOOD-CIRCUUTIQN)

27943
S/177/61/000/009/001/002
71) iob D264/D303
MTHORS: Zharov, S.G. and Ivanov, A.Ye., Lieutenant Colonels,
Medical Corps
TITIE: The effects of large atmospheric pressure drops on
man at great heights
PERIODICAL: Voyenno-meditsinskiy zhurnal, no. 9, 1961, 61-65'
TEXT: A study was made of the physiological effects of pressure
drops of 0.4-0.5 atmospheres i.- 1.-1.5 seconds up to heights of
16,000-13,000 meters. The experiments were carried out in a pres-
sure chamber, oxygen being supplied through the KKO-I oxygen appara-
C~
tus, The subjectsIgeneral condition throughout the tests was asses-
sed from conditional motor reflexes, electro-encephalograms, electro-
cardiograms, electromyograms of the abdominal muscles, clwinges in
respiration, behavior and outward appearance. The most marked
functional changes were induced by the first experience of pressure
drop. Affected by the first pressure drop at 16,000-1.8,000 meters
Card 1/4 j

27943
S/177/61/000/009/001/002
The effects of large atmospheric... D264/003
all the subjects lost the motor response to the first conditioned
stimulus, while the latent perioct of the conditioned reflex to the
next 2 or 3 stimuli was lengthened considerably. In subsequent
tests, 4
the effects of the pressure drop were less marked: the lat-
eat period of the first stimulus was lengthened 2-3 tit-tics, but the
other reactions showed no change. From published data and their
own Findings the authors conclude that pressure drops stimulate
very many of the body's receptors. Powerful impulses enter the
central nervous system via the afferent paths aniet induce foci of
excitation in the cortical endings of the corresponding analyzers.
By the mechanism of intercenter relations, these foci. in turn in-
duce piienomena of external inhibition. No great chauges were noted
in the bioelectric activity of the brain after the pressure drop,
winich indicates that the subjects sustained no taarked hypoxic le-
sions. 'The increase in heart contractions by 20-30 beats/rain var-
ied directly with the degree of air exhaustion from the, chamber,
and was due more to the extent of the excess o.,xTgren pressure than
to hypoxia. The electrocardiograms gave evidence of cirCLIlatory
Card 2/4

279h3
S/177/61/000/009/001/002
The effects of large atmospheric... D264/D303
difficulties in the pulmonary syqtem due to the excess oxygen pres-
sure in the.lungs. This entails improvements in the.compensating
suits, protective properties. After the end of the pressure drop'
there ensued a prolonged exhalation, often followed.by 2-3 normal
exhalations. This was followed by rhythmic, but usually more rapid,
respiration. Pressure.drops led to bioelectric activity in the ab-
dominal muscles in all,the subjects, lasting mostly for 2-3 seconds,
i.e., before the first exhalation. During conversation under the
effects of the pressure drop biocurrents from the abdominal muscles
were intensified during both exhalation and kthalation, pointing to
considerable difficulty in speech formation. No'pain symptoms were
reported, although the use of oxygen masks instead of helmets led
to increased tear secretion and congested hyperemia of the facei
neck, 1wrists and feet. No pathological lesions of the viscera were
noted. Thus, in the first 3-6 seconds after the pressure drop there
was some inhibition of the conditioned reflexes and disturbance of
the respiratory rhythm. Changes in the biocurrents of the brain
and heart were moderate and corresponded generally with the results
Card 3/4
IT

27943
S/177/61/000/009/001/002
The effect,~; of large atmospheric'... D264/D303
of tests with a smooth rise to the same heights. To a large extent
these changes were entailed by the action of excess oxygen pressure.
The authors conclude that pressure drops of 0.4-0.5 atm. in 1-1.5
sec to a height of 16,000-18,000 meters present no dangers to a man
breathing oxygen at a pressure up to 130 � 5 mm Hb and wearing a
compensating suit. A.P. Apollonov, M.I. Vakar, D.I. Ivanov, P.N.
Ivanov, A.G. Kuznetsov, D.Ye. Rozenblyum and 1.1-1, Khazen are men-
tioned as researchers who have studied the effects of and means of
protecting against p.-,::ssure drops. There are 3 figures and 1
table.
SUBMITTED: July 1961
Card 4/4
1][11 lid ;I

S/065/62/~)02/000/029/044
D405/D301
f -AUTHORS: iaifanov, V.11., Valcar, N.I., Yeremin, A. V. and
Ivanov A Ye.
TITLE: Effect.of resistance breathing on i~espi'ration ui~der
e.,,.cess pressure
micheakoy --biologii. v..~ .2. - 4dI
lWan and V. Y zd vaidy'. Iz.41;-vo' 141 5R-
a o Moscow,
287-289
T,!.%T: This hrticle was presented:at the 10th ~European~ Con.4
ember,,
gress on Aviation. aiid Space Medicine, Paris, 2G-36 Sep~
The effect oA-,-" chan-res in intrapulmonary pressure,~due to~pressure
Dreathingf- on -the -re sp-irat ory-- mechani sin- -i s- invest -ted.. 50 expori
1,::: ments were condt-eted ozi seven subje :,eA
Cts ~ (young: he di'thy owles
23-33), under normal atmospheric Pressure,and also in ~h.pressurO~*
chamber with a rarefied atmosphere corresponding to arCzltitude IPA'
eriments, had: a specital
20 lan. Thd oxygen apparatus used in the exp
ss=6 in the iii-
dev'ce which emitted reduction. of the excess pre.
Card, l/2_-_-_________

S/865/62/002/000/02
9/042
ffect of resistance ...
-C D405/D301.
pared to that in the exhalati.on p: ase, Coliclu~..
halatioi Phase as cork
sionst If the variations in.intrapulmonary pretsurc oweaded 1.00 Ima
water colimin, then the pilysiological functions of the ovganistn Under-
wezit a gOlIC37al disturbance. 'the effect of tatrapuluionary pressure
fluctuatiows on the or,,,-tanism is the strotiger tha large:r- thinse fluc-
tuations and the more rarefied the embient atmosphere; t1he respira~-
'Tli replacement of
tory functic)n is the one to be mostly affected. 0
ta cisk by a her-inctic, Iric1met (i*e4,
the o.,ygen, iu an intiease in dead spac
caused more serious disturbances in the respiratoty mechanism if t,,,~,
pre s sure -drop in the inhalin8 phase exceaded .50-100 rrim water column.
intrapulmonLry pressure fluctuation.-, oE 200-300 =i water column ~wcre
sometimcs acco-mpanied by a total dif*,turbance of the respiratory
mechanism. The oxygen concentra 'tion of the blood decreases. I%e
bioclectric activity of the rcsViratory muscles is a re-liable indi-
cator of respiration.distress due to thc~use of btcathii18 apparatus~
Card
2/2
.. .. .......

RR jibli ba IU4_.Uli~
i ! M!1 jj

IVANOV, A.Ye.; SHIMODYROV, V.V.
~i - -Pathological changes produced by ionizing radintions, Itogi naukt.
Biol.nauki no.1:189-~213 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(RADIATION SIGUMS)

Country : USSR T
Cate(;ory: Mu= and Physiolo(7. Blocd.
Fomed Elements -
fibs Jour: PDMiol., No 19, 1958, 88656
Author Ivanov,. A - Yc -
Inst
Title On the Problem of Disorders of PiGpent Metabolism
in Radiation S.-'.clmess.
OriG Pub: Med. radioloL;iya, 1957, 3, No 4, 18-23
Abstract: SiGnificant dopt~sits of brown, finc-c'-m-7ned
pigment (P) imm observed frequently in tissues
and organs of naimnla subjected to thQ nction of
ionizinL; irra-d-J.,%tion. The charactc;ris'6*ic i')=ticu-
laritics of its distribution (partial intr--vascu-
lar localization and numerous accmmlntions in
Card 1/2
TTT7

Country : USSR T
Cater,ory: Ilumn and .;iJ*.:,,a! Physiolory. Mood.
Formed RU:mry~s -
Abs Jour: RZhBiol., No 19, 1958, 88656
heriarrhaGic foci) and results of histochordeal
investigations, demonstratiriC, %the presence of
Fe in P, lead to the supposition that it is de-
rived fron, the Irb of disinteGrated erythrocytes.
It is assimed that, under conditions oliaracteris-
tic for radiat~_on sickness, disturbances of the
reticulo-cadothulial systera and depression of
erythropoicsis, freed Fe is not utilized in the
synthesis of Ub and the formation of bilici~ P
but accumulates in the tissues in the -L r..1 of a
brown P containinL; Fe in colloidal foru.
E. B. Glikson
Card 2/2

IM-DICA See 5 (8 Patholo 57
_jol. 10j IPY
2337. IVANOV A. - Moscow. *Morbid-anatomical pulmonary chan-
ges in �*.g,,s after whole-body X-irradiation. (Russian
t e xt) ARKH. PATOL. 1957, 19/1 (31-37) Illus. 5
The experiments were carried out in 37 dogs after one single rencral X-irradiation
with 500 r. at a distance of 90 cm. with 20 ma. for 30 min. (16.8 r. per min.). The
dogs were killed after 30 min. to 60 days. The changes observed were divided into
4 stages: 11) Up to the 3rd day there is marked hyperaernia with crythrodiapedesis
and oedema in the alveoli, and subpleural emphysema. These changes are inter-
preted as a 'shock-like prostration' in radiation sickness. (21 After 3 days, these
r I ~
phenomena regress, which is termed the 'occult stauge' of radiation sickness. (3)
In the 3rd stage, from the 7th day on, the permeability of the vessels is the main
phenomenon: the protoplasm of the endothelial cells is vacuolized, the nuclei
pyknotic, the wall is homogeneously soaked with plasma, which effuses into the
surroundings. The collagen fibres become argyrophylic and form coarse strands.
The elastic fibres remain unchanged. Then, from the 10th day on, there are mas.
sive perivascular effusions of blood. A cellular inflammatory reaction is not
observed: there is, alt. the most, a 'neutro'penic' bronchopneumonia. In the haemo-
rrhagic areas. necroses may develop; emphysema and atelectases are also ob-
~e~.,;Lipaemia develops- (4) Insofar as the animals survive this acute staye,
e 0
tshe 4th tage of radiation sickness sets in on the 21st day - that of absorption:
Numerous macrophages with brown, partially iron-positive, partially lipoid-
containing pigment,appear (also subplcurally). The changes observed in the lungs
correspond to the morbid-anatomical picture in the other organs in radiation
sickness: these are dystrophic processes of the parenchymal ceus, the conliec-
tive tissue and the vessels. Therefore, it does not-seem appropriate to use the
term 'X-ray pneumonia', as is often done. Brandt- Berlin (V, 14,16)

IVANOV, A-Ya.; SOSOTA, Y-F-
Experimental bronchopneumonia [with summary In Ingliah]. Biul.ekop.
biol. I mad. 43 no.3:121-125 Mr 157. (XLRA 10:7)
1. Mauchnyye rukovoclital~., Chlen-korrespoedent AKN SSSR prof. N.A.
Krayovskiy i prof. N.N.Klemparaloya. Predstavlona daystvitalinym
chlonom AMN SSSR H.A.Skvortsovym.
(BRONCHOPNEUMONIA. exper.
In rabbits (Rua))
-11!1 1;111 TP, IT

P'DI:;A Sec r, ".1 1211.1
E . . f
- . ~ 11 1 . 0
3311. CHANGES IN THE PULMONARY PIIAGOCYTES IN RADIATION SICKNESS
11% RABBITS (Russian text) - Ivanov A. E. INIED. HADIOL. 1959, 4,12
(59-63) Graphs I A
Phagocytosis in the lungs was studied by way of intratracheal Introduction of a
trypan blue solution, with subsequent counting of cells which had Ingested the stain.
Total X-irradiation of rabbits by 500 r. inhibits the activity of the pulmonary
macrophages. This is expressed by a decrease In the number of cells which have
ingested the stain, as well an by retarded digestion of engulfed trypan blue. Cor-
responding to the stages of development of acute radiation sickness, there are
aeon: a short phase of Intensified phagocytoste; gradual reduction of poagocytic
activity, with subsequent Insignificant Inhibition at the height of the disorder and,
finally, recovery. Tito change in phagocytoste to coupled with a decreased activity
of the oxidative enzymes in the pulmonary phagocytes, which apparently causes the
retarded digestion of trypan blue, ()aV, 5, 16)

IVAHOV, A.Ye. -, VJRSHAKOVA, N-N-
Changos in pulmonary phagocytosis In radiation sicknens.
Mad.rad. 4 no.7:62-66 J1 '59. (141RA 12: 9)
(RADIATION IXJMY exper.)
(MGMYTOSIS)
(LUNG radiation tiff.)

i.. ik .
. 11 1!.1 1 i :, I !1;
IVANOVI Anatoliy Yevgenlyeviah
(Pathoanatomical diagnosis of radiation sickness) Patologo-
anatomicbeskaia diagnostika. luchevoi bolezni. Moskva Meliz,,
1960, 25 P. (Miu 1'4t2
(RADIATION SICKNESS)

IVANGV, A.Ye.; KURSIIAKOVA, N.N.
Some causes of changes of hepatic cells in histamine shock.
Arkh.pat. 22 no.2:51-55 160. OMIRA 13:12)
(SHOCK) (HISTAMINE) (LIVER)
Flitu IM 1!

IVAITOVs, Me.; KURSHAKOVA9 N.N.
Change in the oxidative enzymes of lung tissue in acute radiation
sickness. Arkhpat. 22 no 3s34-,2 160. (MMA 138121)
(RADIATION SICUM)a '~OXIDASH) (LUNGS)
'Fill

IVANOV, A.Ye.;
KURSHAKOVA, N.N.
Some histochemical studies on lung tissue. Arkh. anat. gist. i
embr. 39 no. 12:93-99 160. (MIRA 14.-2)
1. Institut, biofiziki AMN SSSR (rukovoditell - chlon-korrespondent
MIN SSSR prof. N.A. Krayevskiy). Adres avotra: Moskvat 14a;.
ShchukinBkaya ul.v 15, kv. 101.
(LUVQS) (CYTOCHROISS) (SUCCINIC DEHYDROGEnASE)
11 IT: 11111'': 111

IVANOV., A.Ye.; KURSHAKOVA, N.N. (Moskva)
Histochemica-1 data on some disqf4ers of metabolism in the lungs
and. liver in acute radiation sickness. Biul. ekap. biol. i med.
50 no.708-62 Jl 160, (MIM 14: 5)
1. Rukovoditell - deystvitellnyy chlen AHN SSSR N.A. Krayevskiy.
Predstavlena deystvitelinym chlenom AMN SSSR N.A Krayevskim.
(RADIATION SICKNESS) (LUNGS) (EVER)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5841
Ivanov, Anatoliy Yevgeniyevich
Patologoanatomicheskiye izmeneniya legkikh pri luchevoy bolezni (Pathological
and Anatomical Changes in the Lungs During Radiation Sickness) Moscow,
Medgiz, 1961. 154 p. 3000 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page): N. A. Krayevskiy, Member of the Academy of Medical Sciences
of the USSR, Professor; Ed. : 1. G. Popov; Tech. Ed. : K. K. Senchilo.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for pathologists, anatomists, x-ray specialists
and technicians, clinical physicians, surgeons.
COVERAGE: The complex of pathological processes accompanying radiation
sickness is examined. Particular attention Is given to changes in the lungs,
and to the problem of distinguishing radiation affections from accompanying
disorders In the organism. Changes in the organism related to so-called la-
Card3O

Pathological and Anatomical (Cont. ) SOV/5841
tent and delayed changes and effects and ihe development of tumors are also
discussed. The book is based on the author' s arinlysis of his own experimental
observations and on pertinent published data; the material on human pathology
has been borrowed entirely from the published literature. The treatment is no,
limited to the description of the results of investigations of pathological anatomy
and the physiological and anatomical changes observed during radiation Sickness,
but includes a broad discussion of problems of pathogenesis as well as radiation
affections themselves and the complic,.tions following them. No personalitie9
are mentioned. There are 272 references: 146 Soviet (including 3 translations),
90 English, 31 German, and 5 French.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface
1. Introduction
Card 2 / 4

IVANOV, A.Ye.; KURSHAKGVA, N.N.
Comparative.hi-stocheraical data on changes in glycogen following
injury by X and strontiun 90. Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 51
no.6:57-62 A~IM61.9, (MIRA 15:6)
1. Rukovoditell - dayetwitollayy chlon AMN SSSR N.A. Krayevskly,
Predstavlena deystviteltrVi chlenom A14N SSSi~.A.V. Lebedinskim.
(X R&YS--PHYSICILOGICAL EFFidT)
(STRONTIU14-ISCrTOPES)
~ (GLYCOGEN)

V P /V 6) V vie.
J PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION sov/6344
Y I
Alekseyeva, 0. G., A. F. Bibikova, N. A. Vyalova, Ye. Ivanov, N. A.
us 0
Krayevskiy, N. A. Kurshakov, N. V. Paramonova, V. N. re us ov,
V. V. Snegireva, L. A. Studenikina, Yu. M. Shtukkenberg, and A. Ya.
Shulyatikova
Sluchay ostroy luchevoy bolezni u cheloveka (A Case of Acute Radia-
tion Sickness in Man) Moscow, Medgiz, 1962. 149 p. 10,000 cop-
ies printed.
Ed. (Title page): N. A* Kurshakov, Corresponding Member Academy of
Medical Sciencen 33311, Prof~ssor; Ed.: S. P. Landau-Tylkina; Tech.
Ed.: N. A. YakovleV*.
PURPOSE: This monograph is intended for physicians and b~p;ogists.
COV ERA GE: This book describes an actual case of acute paoiation sick-
ness in its severe form. It desoribee in detail clinical symptoms,
changes in biochemical indexes, morphological changes,im the nervou
system, and the distribution of depth doses and energy absorption.
Card vp I
.e

KURSHAKOVA, H.H.; TVANOV, A.Ye.
Model of experimental lung cancer induced by the intratraceal
administration of radioactive cerium. Biul.eksp.biol.i med. 54
no.7:79-83 JI 162. (14MA-151ll)
1. Rukovoditell - deystviteltnyy chlen AMN SSSR N.A.Krayevskiy.
Predstavlena deystvitellnym oblenom ANN SSSR A.V.Lebedinakim.
(LUNGS-CANCER) (GERIUM-ISOTOPM)
jzj
F

IVANOV, ..Ye. (Moskva) ; F.PtAYEVSKI'L', N.A. prof. , r~~ovod~ t,~l rol'ofy
Characteristics of riseptle pulmonarj inflammation In acute
radintlon oieknens. Arkh. ixtt. 24 rio.11:34-41 16.'
(141RA 3,8:1.1)
1. Deystvitellnyy chlen AMU S.ESR (for Krayevskly). Stitirtiitted
November 20, 1961.
T.M.A.,V401W

KRAYMKIY, N.A.9 prvf.~ IVAFOV, A.Yns.g surshly nauobmyy sotmdnik
(MoSklra)
Ifflairmatim and penetrating ionizing radiation. Arkh. pat.
25 no.80-q4 2161 (DIIHA 17 a910

ia i
ACUSSION NR: AT4o44496 s/oooo/64/000/000/0202/0209
AUTHOR: Kurshakova, N. N.; Ivanov, A. Ye..
TITLE: Results of a histochemical study of metabolism during regenerative pro-
cesses under the Influence of radiation
SOURCE: Vosstanovitellny*ye protsessy* prl rad;atsionny*kh porazhenlyakh
(Recovery from radiation Injuries); sbarnik statey. Moscow, Atomizdat, 1964,
202-209
TOPIC TAGS: radiation sickness, metabolism, nucleic acid metabolism, tissue re-
generation, pulmonary metabolism, pneumonia, lung tumor, radiation Induced tumor
ABSTRACT: Histochemical studies In rabbits exposed to x-ray at a single dose of
880 rshowed that 20 days after irradiation, when the clinical symptoms of radia-
tion sickness had disappeared, the level of DNA and RNA In the cells of the pul-
monary tissue was st! I I lower than that In normal animals. The oxidative enzymes
such as succinic dehydrogenase and cytochrome oxidase also did not yet show full
recovery In these cells. The alkaline phosphatase level remained high.and the de-
polymerization of hyaluronic acid was more rapid than In not-Mal organisms. Similar
results with respect to nuclelc acid were obtained during experlmental pneumonia
in Irradiated animals caused by Intratracheal Injection of paratyphold baclillo,
Card 1/2
~7.T

ACCESSION NR: AT4044496
i The nucleic acid level was even lower than in normal Irradiated animals, and the
oxidative enzyme levels were correspondingly depressed. The alkaline phosphatase
was lower in irradiated animals with pneumonia than In normal Irradiated animals,
but still higher than normal. However, the amount of acid mucopolysaccharide was
very high in the liquid part of the exudate, and the number of plasma cells was
considerably higher th in the pneumonic foci of non-irradiated animals. In
another experiment, CeR4 in. a dcse of 25 PC was injected lntratracheal'ly Into
rabbits, producing chronic pneumoola in most animals and metastasizing tumors In
some. From the very beginning of 'the formation of gland-like epithelia] struc-
tures, there was an Increase In nucleic acid and especial ly In RNA. However,
I with further development of the epithelial tissue, there was a decrease In nuclelc
acids. In the malignant cells of the lungs, the content of nuclelc acids and es-
pecially RNA was variable, being highest In the tumor periphery. The succinic de-
hydrogenase and cytochrome oxidase activity remained very high from the beginning
to the ultimate formation of the tumor. orig. art. has! figures.
SUBMITTED: 29Jan64
NO REF SOV: 002
Card 2/2
ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: LS
OTHER: DOD.

of
t3

:, O~~t~39-67 LN-1 ( 1) SUB DD/GD
ACC NR, A11436~~Sl
SOURCE CODE: Uil/0000/66/000/000/0330/0381
AU'ri!Oi: Tsiv-ilashviii.A.. S.; Ivanov, A. Ye.
O.',G: none
L
TITL"': 'Mcacy of external compensation of explosive deco'mpy~csq.Lorj__- eaper
,)resented at: t1in Conference on Problems of 1,
held In ~bscow from
24-27 Nay 196(2,
SOURCO: Ronfcrentsiya po problemam kosnichaskoy nccliltsiny, 1966. Problemy
kosniche5koy meditsiny. (Problems of space medicine); matarialy lconforontsii,
lbscow, 1966, 380-381
TOPIC MGS: decompression sickness, explosive decompression, conditioned reflex$
pressure suit
ABSTI;UCT:
I)ccompression pheno-mena are cl ssfflied as general aad local. Genera
chancres include functional chanctes in tne respiratory, carcllova~cular, and
:,-,c-,-vous systems; local changes take the form of ruptured tissues and
1*"-'emorrhage in the lungs and in che walls of 'the intestine, stomach, and
1, extent of damarre depends greatly on the species
other internal organs. The 0 ---. --- - ----
i.of animal and the amount of external count(~rpres sure;
I - I - - - - . . - . . . ..
1/3

L 08839-67
ACC7~R. il'603
7
In experinnents witnout counterpressure it was zound tnat: cogs are
-more resistant to explosive decompression than rabbits and rats. Deco.-n-
pression by 370--390 mmlig in . 004 sec was 10001o 'Aatal to rabbits and ratsS
but did not threaten life and health in dogs. H-owever, a pressure drop PA'
7,~B mm Hrr in . 004 sec caused serious internal injuries in dogs, which. so-.-Ale-
times Proved fata;.. The lungs are most susceptible to serious injury In eywr
2.0sive decompression, and the gastrointestinal tract is least susceptible.
The most characteristic lung injuries are hemorrhage, atelectasis,
e mphyse ma, ard.r.uptured tissue. -.The seriousness of injury depends
iirectiy on the amount and rate of decompression. Basic physiological
function changes depend on decompression parameters and are of reflex
origin.
In animal experiments using protective external counterpressure de-
I.Vices, all animals survived extremely large and rapid decom press ions.
I General condition and behavior after decompression was normal. X-rays
showed no internal pathology. In experiments on humans it was -found that !i
"drops of 220--295 n-im Hg in 0. 8--0. 5 sec are not dangerous so long as
altitude compensating suits and oxygen equipment creating excess intra-,
pulmonary pressure at the final altitude are used. Basic physiological
function changes observed under theie circumstances were iden-
/3
C(ird 2

W.
L 08839-67
ACC NRt 'Vf6036631
tical with those of excess pressure breathing at Similar altiLudC.S. Cesi;ation
respiration followDit, decompresaion Iasted only 5 to 8 ,jec. Increased
!heat rate and condiLioned motor reflex inipairment, just after decompres-
sion was due to the unusual nature of decompression effects. When decora-
$pressions were repeated on the same subjects,considcrable physiological
:runction chcnges occurred in anticipation of decompression, showing that
Ithey have a conditioned reflex character.
0
A
flunians subjected to repeated decompressions over a long time period
sh"-L-d no internal Rathology or impaired.work capacity.., No. 22; AM Rapart
~6-116,7
SUB-CODES 06 / SUBM DATES 0%:ay66
Card 3/3

IVANOVI A. E,
Feremeshchenie grunta n-~povn-,A. i.otc;ki,-.-' ~g e!, -A -'~' ret;~"-'re strei.;I
Moskva, Rechizdat, 1952. 62 p.
SO: Monthly.~I~t f Russian Accessions, Vol. 6 No. 11 February 1954

; z . : I ' I' ! ~ :;: i F :: !- F, ~ ; !r I I 1~::p! :!I' I q I -11: , , I I V 11 - I ~ ! ! - : I I ! I I , . I
IVANOV, A.Ye.
-v~ 2;~
-- .4t
Carrying capacity of steel pipelines. Gidr.stroi. 22 no.5:43-44 My '53.
(MM 6:6)
(Pipe, Steel)
.;II: 1A illo]: Im fflji~
7777i,

7:r vptver IL4
DZIVARSHBYSHVILI, Alekssndr Gayozovich, kand.tekhaosukr; MARADZI, Grigoriy
Petrovich, kandtakhn.nauk; IVANOV. A.Te.. otvotstvenDJ7 red.;
IIADNINSKAYA, A.A., takha.red.
[Organization of hydraulic filling in coal
,,idrozakladochnogo khoziaistva na ugolInykh
p
Uglatekhizdat, 1957. 182 p.
(I~Vdrnulic mining)
minea] OrganizAtaiia
shakhtek-ho Hoskvo,
(MIRA 11:4)
-p

IVANOV, A.Ye.
Technical and economic reasons in selecting crushed rock dimensions
for hydraulic filling. Ugol' 32 no.6:13-16 is 157. (141BA 10:7)
1. VsesoyuzW nauchno-isoledovatellskJv ugolinyy institut.
(Hydraulic mining)

FUR)LW, Aleksey Alekseyevich; IVANOV A To. otv.red.; XOROLSYA, T.I.,
red.izd-va; ALADOTA, Te.I., tekhn. 0
(Fill stowing] Zakladka vyrabotannogo proat'ranstva. Moskva,
Uglatekhi2dat, 1958. 229 p. (MIRI 12:2)
(Mine f illin-)

NUROK, Grigoriy Arkad'yevich, prof.. doktor tekhn-nouk; Frinimali.uOastiYe:
TRAYMS,, V. V. , - kand. tekhn. neuk; ~ HA=;S, .14-L , gornyy 4zh. . KHOIN,
N.D., prof., reteenzent; OGURTSOV, A.I., dotsent, reteenzont;
.ANOT A Ye otv.red.; ZHUKOV, V.V., red.izd-ve-, PROZOROVSKAYA,
J,.V
[Introducing hydraulic mining machinery] Gidromekhanizataiia
gorn.vkh rabot. Moskva, Goe.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po gornomu
delu. 1959. 391 P.- (MIRA 12:11)
(Hydraulic mining--Equipment and supplies)
"IFIR FrIFT'l

'- IVANOV A Ye inzh.
Study of pressure hydraulic conveying of crushed rock with the.
operation of a water pump. C-:Ldr. stroi. 32 no.8:36-38 Ag 162.
(YJRA 15:9)
(Hydraulic conveying) (Stonep Crushed-Transportation)

1"URCK.
na7
K. P
teklin. nauk
ret6en".-,"n"; j".~'~
J~'
re
ec
C. 17
n z a C, rabot,. P-

II, il:W~Lli V, N I 11111t 1411 HE I I Will I I I fill Milli H Ill It'll] Idall I I lilt M13111ITIFIRI I 1414111III11M I I I I I IIII.Iffifli H 1111 IJ15 1.11HINfIza 3 111111 k!V19 I I !I tKa I Iii-,
L 04052-67 WT(m) /T D
ACC NR: AR60261475 SOURCE CODE: UR/0273/66/000/004/0039/0039
AUTHOR: Ivanov, A. Ye.
iTITLE: Using the method of accelerated determination of the rate of oil flow for
I
Idetermining the technical state of a cylinder-piston group in a diesel
A
:SOURCE: Ref. zh. Dvigateli vnutrennego sgoraniya, Abs. 4.39.266
i
iREF SOURCE: Zap, Leningr. s.-kh. in-ta, no. 97v 1965, 133-139
jTOPIC TAGS: engine cylinder, engine piston, diesel engine
!ABSTRACT: The true wear of a cylinder-piston group in a diesel may be determined from
~twci indices: leakage of gases into the engine crankcase and the rate of oil flow
I
;through the cylinders. The rate of oil flow through the cylinders of the engine may
;be quantitatively determined by taking air off from the cylinder with fuel feed dis-
1connected and passing the air through a special separator. [Translation of abstract]
!SUB CODE: 13, 21
Cul L

00
00
00
00
04
0.
0
00 j
0
00
00 -4
00
0 0 0 0 0 * 0 0000000 0 0 0
a 0 0 It is B m ol
Id
11 ""OuLda-ur"Imim gi
K 9
INOMICS _.N0 W-014folf -tl

Data an *0 oftdl Ot "d--
-ja
TUWM
R
j~
4 .
0
~69
.
mum",
k
r"
'" 'awbed With
Lolli4-
PrOg
i
S
d
A 00
.
c
.
.P.
lwupov. Lzuin. Ara
,
9;a-S& Ina. FwMiaws 4nd AVV-W Sci-
Zft - .
Na. 34. 26-36(196M.-Carbouatc maUs when ftEnilflJ .0 C
with NaM Wwuktt gypam. The Potential devec
6f pnionetsicity of No solanchak in thO PAY - W dkUtly
d see
-00
related to dw qul)mtity of CA SWLS in ON IOU an
to be
h 0
ance
their only. Th- Is lem C
wnverted into a sotoneu im the prewswe of mftsol than
Cl
N
d
d
age
-
to a
&
e
tn thr prescme (of NAM Gypmm Ad
wjwxwa decrtstses the alky, and dispersion mom thm See
macquil,qatatitroleacls.
.00
thesolda. ofs,
'00
roe,
09.0
-00
ap 0
'00
i
4
0 0
4
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 IF a v wle
]all is cost 6~
J., I 4-4.-C,
1.0
4
.00
-- --- -,
Ala.%Lok INTALLURSICAL LITINATURI CLASUPKATIOM tso 0
ow we*
Ems, I A ..... 1111010 A&I, CRY Gat PAIIJ I Oq L! 41AIII iw-coll Ali 0
s 0 t F I . I jo Aft 4 1 a w 0 Is v I w In 13 a 4
a a L If 4 0 no I I CA 41116
*0 0" go 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
000400060000000
00

1. IVANOVI A. Ye.
29 USSR (600)
4. Sedimentation and deposition
7* Necessity of having a clear understanding about the nature of seimentary material
suspension. Izv. AN SSSR. Otd. tekh. nali 9 No. 8. 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, J=2~a 1953. Unclassified.

IVANOV, A-Ye., inzhener.
Reducing the cost of hydraulic pressure transportation of soil.
Gidr.Btroi. 23 no-7:43 154. (MLOA 7:11)
(Hydraulic engineering)

VC
'I'Me Agricultural Utilization of t1he Sands of tho Lowez, 'on."" Cand Af;r Sci
fo.jm, A--ricultural Academy Lm-mi K. A. Tirilryazev, :-loscow, 1955. (1,1, llo 13,11ar 55)
So: Sim. No 670, 29 Oept 55 - Survey of Scientific and Teelmical Diasertab-ions
Defended at USZ~l Ili-her Educational In.3tilbut.'6ns (15)
VI

IVAN)V, A.Ye.; MATYUK, I.S.; MIROHOV, V.V.; KOREISHO, Ym.G., radaktor
I.P., tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
Fsa,
. ady soils and their utilization] Peski i ikh ouvoenle.Moskva
Gos.izd-vo selkhoz. !it-ry, 1955,254 p. [Microfiln] (MA 8:9)
(Sand) (Reclsimation, of land)
f li!
11111[ 11F]i F! I I I

ALIHENSKIY, A V - red.; NIKITIN, P.D., red.; RASTORGINEV, L.I., red.,kand.
sel;k;L. nauk; '"0011ma'i . red.; SELEZNEV, A.V., red.;
SENKEVICH, nauk, red.; GCRIX, T.I., red.;
POPOV, V.V., red.; DEBELYY, A.B., red.,
(Collection of scientific research papers] Sbornik nauchno-
issledovatellskikh rabot. Stalingrad, 1959. 46 p.
(MIRA 16:8)
1. Vsesoyuznyy naLchno-isaledovatellskiy institut agrolesome-
lioratsii.
(Forestry research)
7,

P! Itri'l 11
7
OTC -'-2-7)

:7 A N-.'.)'.' knird st. P I(
_)i- . I e ar" Zemledelie
rye ~n 2ar. C.;
MIRA 17;6)
tnstitut agTolesomalirrataii.

ACC Mi AP6015255 ZjUU.-UUM,
AUTHOR: Ivanay, A. Ye.-Ivanov* A*.~.Z*; Gorellchik,_K,_!~~__04elcbllp X. I,
ORG: none
TITLE: Behavior in lun a of radioactive cerium fluoride (Ce eiap Wi~ F SUP 3)
.g~ ----------
administered intratracheally
SOURCEj Meditainskaya radiologLya., v, 10, no, 79 1965v 65-69~
TOPIC 'LAGS: rabbit, cerium compound, fluoride, radioisotopej _Uologle respirati(ni
ABSTRACT: Ce'44F3 intra-traohe-allY introduced is distributed un-.
evenly in rabbit lungs. Due to physioloGical oharaoteriaties of
;the orLran it is gradually conoentrated In the radioall zoneg tore
exerting a blastomogenic effeet. Decrease In activity 6,-r Cel
In the lungs occurs in two phases. The first phasb~loeeurr, rapidly
and in It biological mechanisms of lung purification pre.dominate;
the second is deVeloped slowly and is marked by,konset of a
degree o" equilibrium between elimination of Ce 3
f rom the
luzigs and its raaloaotive decay. Caloulation of absorbed energy
in the case of inhalation or intratracheal entry of:the raidloac-
,tive compound must nooessarily allow for oharaoteriaties of its i
distribution in the lungs. This is espeeially lupor:tant.'in analy-.
:zing the blastomogenle aetion of i6dioaetive oompounds in large
-animalep and also for.theoretIcal.caloulations relevant to mans.,
Orig. art. hu.: 1 fipps
SUB CTht 06 SM DATZS' - Me CRIG Rat 006 RVt
Card ljJL UMt fijb=06 9 S58 591 625J%7-06~07
T. "'i-i,
.1 wllf~ 07
i 7., ~, 7

~C(~)_2/twk(d) T,r/RD/Gg
02-67-3-66 FSS-2jW(j)jF
4 U _4
,r ~W."~6012836 ~SOURCE CODE:
AUTHOR: Akulinichev 1. T.: Antoshchenko, A. S.t Znaeliko, V. A6;
9 - -1 - -----
Lebedev, V Maksimov
Iva
-no. . ....
ORCs none
TITLE: Some results of monitoring the medical con~ditio'n of P.-I.
Belyayev and A. A, Leonov during i~~nin and during orbital fikght'
SOURCE: Koemicheskiye issledovaniyu, v. 4,,no. 1966, 311-319
TOPIC TAGS': manned spaceflight, cosmonaut tr aining, 1ressure chamber,
human physiology, EVA / Vookhod-2
ABSTRACT: Training data 4for Leonov and Belyayev vere compared with
data from the Voskhod-2\flight. The cosmonauts were trained for
tarefied atmosphere conditions by sequential exposure to pressure
chamber altitudes of 5, 10, and 32-37 km# At an.altitude of 5 km,
neither cosmonaut required high altitude equipment or supplementary~
oxygen. At an altitude of 10 km, they breathed pure oxygen. In a
-rarefied atmosphere of 32-37 km, the cosmonauts wore suits analogous
to those used on the Voskhod-2 flight. Flight aynt6m ;sensors and a,
ry electrophysiological recorder were used. Pulse rate,
stations
Card 1/ 8 UDC: 629.198.61
IlHll I I

i Y NAI HT'l f I i 1111'i U 711
22873-66
ACC NRt AP66-11836

Fig. 1. Position of'physiological
sensors on the
cosmonaut,

1 - Individual 6 to of electrod'
yste a
and sensor positioning; 2 - ohnic

respiration sen or; ac~
6 A - cont
,
respiration sensor; 4, 5- EM
AF
electrodes; 6 -,ground; 7 - EOG
electrodes; 8 - body tempera ture*
sensor (submuscular aica,,Leonov
only); 9 - SCG sensor; 10, ll.,--
detachable terminals"

P
6
6 Card 2/8

.
---------- --
I
.
_
,
~
p uti
of
Mj1U

q

7 'jil!
a I Tfl
1 ~T i

H ]ILL 9 VU Hftl
22873-66
ACC NRa AP6
012836
Table 1. Changes in some physiological.indezes of,
Belyayev and Leonov' during space suit tdsta at- 361m
Card
Belyflyov Lconov
Index
Befor
36 km
f ter
Before
36 km
Arter
Pulse ratel .12 9-18 12-~-28 16 12-18 12
min.
".Respe rate 67 60-67 62 63 57-68
,
min.*
P-Q, See* 0.20 0.16-0.20 0.18 0,12 0,12-0,14 0.12
QRS. Sect 0110 0.08-0.10 0.10 0.08 0,05-0,(ro 0,06
I)RST, 0 e C 0,40 0,40 0,40 0,32' 0,32-0,36 0.30
-systolic 42 40-42 40 33 &3-11
Indext X
*
P, -~ I - I , .1 J 0,5-4),B Weak
R, K.M 9 11 a 22. 19-2:3 15
S, O's Weak 0.6 A6 4 2
T. jax 3-4 3 6 4--45,6 3'6
P;:i~ Nit!
. ;:: ;' "I ~

I i. I-f IF-1,91 Uri "111fl1w I
1 -11- '171'
22873-66
ACC NR, AP6012836
EVA
Fi 2. Changes in the
fse and respii~tidn
Pu.
w
ra-te of Belyayev~when
k'
"4 rainiag.and durtng'the
Vookhod-21light.
& -
I Leonov enterin.g the
[-,Saure lock I
P
cLisLng the cibill hahtch;
opening th6 pres-
1 C4 14 ...
sure-16ck hatch;:IV
z9 49 M iff tw f /Za A7 mine Leonov's*egress or i
mi-
Launch 1 9 1 1y v U 17 17 t&ted egress froin the
pr Iessure lock* V' VI
EVA Leonov s:simulated 6r
actual*EVA; VII
Leonov's return to the
abin;:V.111,- Closing
c
the cabin. hatch;,, IX;, -
lei?
spacesuit pressu're nor
malizatibn to cabin t-
mospherae I --trainiling
P~. a. tOr"al atmo-sphere-
2 :r triiining at '37 Itm-
3:- orbital flight
Launch
Card 4/8

__L~ __ZZ�UM66 . ....... ---
ACC NR, AP6012836
Egress
Fif; 3. Changes in t lie
;pu a and respiration
;rate.: of .1,6onav when
atid during the
0 training
-A VoBkltod-2 flight
U14
?V-
-Leonov entering the
ealUre alock
p
a) Af clos ng the ch'in' -hatdh;
4)0 111 m opening the pres-
12 JoCk hatch; IV
MY IZO Aq min,
fj I Leonov s egress or~imi
haunch 9 a, /y F ff.N tz9 tated egreiis from the
pressure.lock; V VI
a ed
Leonov's simul t or
actual EVA! VII -
Leonov's. return to the
cabin; VIII - closing
thecabin hatch; IX
apacocuit pressure nor-
4717 -
malization to cabin at
-moophere. 1 - tral ing
n
\,,rA-_J he
in a normal atmos
V,
2 training at 3~ k mr P;
:3 orbital flight
zo 19 t6p m
Launch ff F IF Y P F7 07 IT
Card 8

22873-66
-2-8
If 1H Al lj,!;~ Iril, 11
Fig. 4. Belyi2yevfs EKG's when':
rehearsing the flipl~t program
in the apacecraft~mockuvf (exer-
cise no. 2, 37 kmY
12.26 - normal condition; 12.56
instrument cliock;:13.29 - prior
to Leonovis entrance into t4e
pressure lock; 13,,30 - opening
the cabin hatch; 1,4.,17 - imi-
tation of the..egresti, 14.53
Leonov's retuTn to* the cabin,
15.11 - after"the agress ptograin
and.normalization of suit
_pressure
Card 6/8
FTWI

1 -66
__~2813
ACC NRs AP6012836
hr.,min
MAI
1417
AV
AS7
NNN M1ww.,
4W
Card 7 8
0
Fig. 5. Leonov's EKG's when.
rehearsing the flight p,rogran,
in the spacecraft ma.c1rup (exar-
cise no. 2. 37~Um)
12.34 - normal condition; 12.56
instrument check; 13.29 - prior
to entering the preasure lock;
13.36 - opening the cabin hatch;
14.17 - imitation of.egreao;
14.53 - returnto the:cabin;
14,57 - closing the;cabin hatch;:
14.59 - instrument check; 15.11
after returning to the seat and
normalizing suit .pressure

L 22873-66
ACC NRs AP6012836 r
respiration rate, and EKG's were recorded along with visual (TV)
observations. Two-way radio communication was maintaitted. A space-
craft mockup was used to test two series of exercibes.~ In the first
exercise, the cosmonauts rehearsed the program involving the movement
of Leonov into the pressure lock under normal atmospheitic condittonO.
The second exercise entailed the same regimen at an altitude of 37 k.m.
A diagram of the sensors used is shown in Fig. 1. Results of the test
are given in Figs. 2-5 and Table 1. All Voskhod-2 systems and Thai. I
newly designed suit used for Leonov's EVA functioned normally both
during the training program and the flight itself., Duting traiulng~andj
the Voskhod-2 flight, the pressurization and egress program cauued
accelerated pulse and respiration rates and functional:.EKG variations
in both cosmonauts. These were attributed to emoftonal otress, and~in
Leonov's case, physical strain. The training pro ram wa
9 a judged,to.be
fully applicable to the Voskhod-2 program.. Orig. i3rt,,has:. 1 table
and 5 figures. JCDI!
SUB CODE: 05, 06/ SUBM DATE: OlNov65/ ORIG REF: 006/ ATD PRESS:
Cc d~18

~1.i H1,11111!- i'l it'll 1 1-1 ,
IVANCV., A.Z.; KRUG, G.K.; KUSHELEV, Yu.No; LETSKIY, E.K.; MECHINSKIY, V.B.
Self-teaching control system. Trudy ICI no.44:47-156 f62.
(MIRA 16:5)
(Automatic control)

IVANOV, A.Z.; PUM, G.K., kand. tokfin. nauk; dotnent
Optimization of a complex technological process by the method
of "evolutionary" planning of the experiment. Trudy ~M no-51:
17-48 163. (MIRA 17:9)

SAPOUNIKOV, Hastislav Aleksoyevich; BESXNOV, Aleksandi,
Andreyevich; SHOLOF.ITSKIY, Adrian Grigorlyevich;
TDDIIKOV, F.Ye. , prof., retsenzent; TWOFEYEV, V.A.
prof., retsenzent; SVECHINSKIY) V.B., retsenzent;
IMIOV, A.Z., retsenzent; KHRUSTALEVA, N.I.) red,
(Reliability of witomatic control systems] NadezImost'
avtomaticheskikh upravliaiushchikh sistem. Moskva)
Vysshaia shkola, 1964. 263 P. (MI Rk 17 112)
HIM
IF

KLIOT, A.; POTAMOSHNE7, S.IjITANOV,_ B.
mWages and production quality." Sots. trud 5 tio.9:115-122 S 160.
(MIR& 13:10)
1. Nachallnik otdela organizatsii truda stalingraciskago metallurgiche-
skogo zavoda RKrasnyy Oktyabr'" (for Kliot). 2. Nachallnik sektora
ekonomiki truda Ilauchno-issledovatellskogo Instituta shinnoy promysh-
lennosti (for Potamoshnev). 3. GlaMyy insh. Omskogo shitinogo zavoda
(for Ivanov).
(Wages and labor productivity)
Atuglu MIMI"
17 T

QIVANOV, B.; ZMINSKIY, I.; TURUTIN, I.; DEMIYARMO, I.; FILIPPOV, A.
"TYa-trcpavlovsk, Kazakhokaya SSR); ASLANLY, Musa (Baku);
YATSENKO, S.; TEREJEOVA, R.
Letters to the editors. Bov.profooluzy 16 no.15:38-41 Ag
,6o. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Predsedatell mestoogo komiteta vagonnogo deco Riga Tovarnava
(for Ivanov). 2. Tekhnicheskiy in pektor Doronhmogo komitata
profsoyuza rabotaikov--zh4olesnodoro:hnogo traneporta Skovorodinskogo
otdeleniya Zabaykal'skoy magistralt tfor Zelinskiy)- 3. Redaktor
mnogotirazhnoy gazety OZhilstroyevets" g. Makeyevka (for
Turatin). 4. Instruktor Ukrainskogo res~ublikanskogo komiteta
profso.vuza rabochikh i aluzhaahchikh eel skogo khozyVetva i
zagotovok (for Demlyaaeako).
(Trade Unions) (labor and laboring classes)

'SMET, M.,-inzh.; IVANOV, B., inzh.; LINDE, Ye.0 inzh.
Parquet floors with a sand foundation. Zhil. stroi. no.9:2&29,
S 161. (MIJU, 14" 9)
(Parquet floors) (Soundproofing)

BELITSOV, V., inzh.; IVANOV, B.,inzh.
New type of finish for large-panel apartment houses. Zhil. stroia
no.5:17-19 162R. MM 15:6)
(Facades) (Tiles)

BULGIaLL/Chamical Technology. Chemical Products H
ane, Thoiy- 4.,,p~l ic at ions. Dyein- and Chc.-
a
mical Trc~atment of Textile FabTics-
kbs Jour Ref Zhur-Khim-lya No 6, 1959, 21899
Author Ivanovq B*
Inst
Titlo Our Experience with Optical Bleach.
Dri,v Pub Leka prumishlonost. Tokstill 1958t 71 No 29
27-28
I,bstract Results of laboratory and production tests
on tha use of Tinopal 2V in the Plant imeni
"Vasil Kolarov" in Bulgaria aro citod. The
optimal concentration of optical bloach in
a vat for treatment of cotton fabric was
established at 0.05 g/l, staple fiber -
C ard 1/2

TYANOV, E. ; DEKIAROV, E.
"Blades of high-speed steel for metal-cutting machines"I P '16
(TESHKA FROMHUNCST, Vol. 3-i No. 8, 1954, Sofiya, Dul-:31xil-) *,
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (MIL), LCI Vol. 4,
110. 6, Jtino 1955, Uncl.
J

IVANOV, B. (Irkutsk)
Assembly~-line method in engine replacement. Grazhd.av. 12
no.8:7-9 Ag 155. (MIRA 15-8)
1. Glavnyy inzhener Vostochnosibirskogo territoriallnogo upravleniya
Grazhdanskogo vozdushnogo flota.
(Assembly-lino methods) (Airplanes-Lngines)
lj!a;

IVANOV, B.) inzh.; PAVLOVSKI., K., inzho
Shaft sinking with highly watered sand and gravel. Min delo
17 no.5:32-31+ 147 162.
TF -T--

lVANOV, B., prof.
Astronaut and physician. Av. i kosm. 47 no.11:21-23 N 164.
(MIRA 17: 11)
i i; i F ` li~-: 1!11! 11 [1 il 11 d 1~, I ; : 1 1! , I i: 'lt;~ ~`
. : : : :. I . I I . I ..11

BATANOV, PJ.P kRrAtan; FIR1,140VP L., 'V-!-NQVV B.,
sht,umnan; SA,'-!0",,TRnV,, G... tretiy shttirm-an; A., chetv,~-rtyy
sh turman
Supporting Captaln Rusanovig proposals. Mar. flot 24
no.2:23 F 164, (Mipm 18.12)
1. Taplokhod "Ronio".

- IMMOV, B.
nPlatforms for loading goods, wooden box platfoms.11
P. 36 (Ra'sionalizatsiia) Vol- 7, no. 9, Sept. 1957
Softia, %.lga-la
SO: Monthly ndex of East European Accessions (EE:AI) W. V01. 7, 4,
April 1958 *

IVANOV, B.
Possibilities for introducing mechanization in the loading and unloading work at
the railroad stations. p.17.
(TRAN3FORTINODELO, Vol. Q,, no. 4, 1Y57, Sofia, BulgarU)
SO: Monthly List of East Euro.pean Accessions (ELAL) LC, Vol. 6, no. 12, December 1957 Uncl.
TFII I

IVANOV, B.
"Mechanical loading of wood material."
p.6 (Transportno Delo, Vol. 10, no. 3. 1958, Sofiia, Bulgaria)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EFAI) LC, Vol. 7, No. 8, August 1958

Ivanov, Do
Mechanized loading of su,-,ar beets. P. 7.
TFUNSPORTNO DFLO, Sofiia, BulFaria., Vol. 11, no. 6, 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (FTAI) LC. Vol. 8, no. 10, 1959 -Oct*
J!,

ill-,Nlov~ B., proil
hysici3n and astrOnaut. kv. i kosm. 47 (ekstr. ~7,.,:31-33
p
0 '64. OMETRA 18:3)
I H ~i I

T I I
IVA1110112 B.
Electric fences sub8tituz,o for shepherds. Ift. tekh. 7 no.8t
22-25 Ag 163.
Electrification of music. (48) (PMIA 161l0)

RADIOLOGY
BULGAWA
j. and KOLAROV, Vol Chair of Pathophysiology
RAYNOV, A,, IVANOVt B
(Director, Prof. St. Pisarev), Advanced Medical Institute# Sofia; Scien-
tific Research Institute of Radiation Hygiene (Director, Docent Xv. Hiko-
1&4v); Institute of Physics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (Dirsatort
Academician G. Nadzhakov)
"Protein Synthesis in Protected and Unprotected White Mice with Acute
Radiation Sickness"
Sofia, Eksperimentalna Meditsina i Morfologiya t Vol 5, No it 1966t
PP 13-18
Abstract: The inclusion of methionine S35 into the tissue proteins
of white mice irradiated with X-rays in a do8e of 525 r was studied.
Some of the mice were protected before irradiation by intraperitoneal
injection of thiophene-2-carboxylic acid N-phenylamidine or ergamins.
1/2
-TIT"

TODOROV, Sv., and IVAI Scientific-Research Institute of Radiology and
Radiation Hygiene (director: Docent Iv. ',71KOLOV)
"Some Gro,.rth Peculiarities of X-Irradiated HeLa Cells and Their Chemical
Protection from Radiation by Means of Cysteamine."
Sofia, RentGenoloaiya i Radiologiy . Vol 5, No 21 1966, Pp 93-98
Abstract [authors' Russian and EnGlisb sumrilaries, modified): Data are present-
ed on the effects of different doses of X rays upon the regeneration time of
HeLa cells. The normal regeneration time of the cell line was 26.5 hr. Irra-
diation with 100 r lengthens the regeneration time by 10.5 hr; with 200 r ''
by 23.5 hr. A dose of 500 r completely suppresses the reproductive ability
of the cells. On the basis of the obtained data, the cell line is considered
ray sensitive because its regeneration time increases by 6-7 min/r in com-
parison with 1 min/r obtained normally in tissue 'cultures. Cysteamine had a
pronounced protective action on the reproductive ability of the HeLa cells,
even in case of full suppression of regeneration with 500 r. Nine Western
references. Manuscript received in Sep 65-
1/1
- 192 -

Is tlll'~ ll~ 1- 1
r 1:r"'t; ~flll ii Tllli;~~

IVANOV) B. A.
IVANOV, B. A.: "The'effect of junctions in the contact ,one of aircraft
parts". Kazan'.. 1955. Min Higher Education USSR. Kazan' Aviation
Inst. (Dissertations for the degree of Candidate of Technical Science.)
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis' No. 50 10 December 1955- Moscow.
j!