SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KEISEL, H. - KEKCHEYEV, K.KH.

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KNISEL, Henryk; RYMKIEWICZ, Danuta
Antigenic nrot)erties of Clostridium tetani liberated
from serologically
nctive comnonents of vegetative calls by action of alkali
or enzymes.
Mad. doew. mikrob. 9 no.4075-386 1957.
1. Z Panstwowego Zakladu Higiany w Warezawie.
(CUSTRIDIUM TITANI, immunology,
antigenic properties of strnis liberated from serol.
active
vegetative cells alkali & enzymes (Pol))

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UISUR, K.. diplomiro-ranny7 Inzhener.
Apparatus and devices for controlling dust and reducing
the danger
of silicosis in mining. Vbst. AN Kazakh. SSR 13
tio.7:-71-87 Jl '57.
(Mine dusts) (MLRL 10:9)

CIIYTILOVAP M.; ICEITEL, W.; IIIIER, J.;
111EI]III)OPIF, K.
Bone cysts -- a ranifestation of an
auto-agrosstve diseas,~i.
Acta, chirt orthop. traum. Cech. 32 no.4:3~3-324
Ag 165.
1. Vyzkumny ustiv trauratologicky, Brno;
Medizin"sche
Akademle, Magdeburg, DDR.

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KEITH, Is,
U""
Vulcanizing and moulding machines for making
shoes. Bor
ciRo 13 no.2:55-58 Mr 163.
1. C.I.C. Engineering Ltdo., Somerset,

22970
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B1 12/B217
'Oflubtsev, S or, tile Academy of-Sciercec
AUTHORS: S ta n V. Llember
Uz*'i e k Sh. A,, Bakhrarnov,
aya 33R, Ablyayev
Keitlin, L. 07., Yusova, E.'N.
TITLE: Study of molecular qonversiono 4n a nz~tural ;7as, produc,*'
by high-frequency electric diochar-es
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akaderqii nauk UzSSR.
nauk, no. 2, 1961., 3-11
~onss is to continue stu
TEXT: The study of chemical converfT4 dies of
hfferent radiation effed 'ts on methane. A high-frequency device of
the
ty')0J1PE-36 (LGE-ZB) was used for heating the dielectrico. The
experi-
mental arrangeinent is schemEttically represented in Fig. 1: A is a
3as
tank, 3 a rheometer, T a discharge tube,P (L) a trap, P a reservoir,
1: a
manometer I are catarrhometers. Tpe rea
, 'I a b 2 ction
Droducts %here analyzed spectroscopically. The MKC-14 (IKS-14)
aPectro-
graph usdd has a measuring range of 600-10000 am and prisms of LiF and
U
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3/166/61/'000/002/001/006
Study'of moleculA conversions in a... B112/B217
M.- The gas conloined 98 ~7 methane. The amount of energy absorbed on
pasuage through tile gap discharge tube vas-determined from the
temperature
differcnce T 2 - T1 at the ends of t~e discharge tube.
19
E = 2.6 lo 'M C p(T 2 -T1) ev,
where IM is the mass of the gas, and C P the specific'heat At constant
.prenoure. Fig. 2 shows the absorption spectrum of tile gas. The
dashed
line (1) refers to a gas not subjected to electric dlscha~-,ge,
ihilst line
(2) refers to' a gas subjected to electric discharge. The effect of
electric discharge on t-he ~:~is resulted in the formation of liquid
prod
'-,ihich turned out to be derivntiver uct3
, of alkyl benzenes. The basic products
foriaed as follors.:
C H' + CH4 - CH* + CH3
4
CH* -+ CHi + H2
5
CH+
4 +e-CH:'CH,+H
CH++ 01, - C,H++H
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KE,TMA, Jaromir, MIlDr.
Do not un-larestimate foot care, S--ln dopraya 12 xno~6/17I34-35 164.

KEJDA, Jaromir, KJDr.
On correct nutrition of driver3. Slln doprava 12
no.9126-27
S 164.

IR
F..'-,JDA, Jaromir, HUTDI..
tho most precioll.9 F,05,110.1si(q, ()f tl,.c., driver. .7iln doprava
13 no.1:24-125 Ja 165.
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KEJDA, Jaromir, MUDr.
On drugs and their correct use. Siln doprava 12
no.10:24~-25 0 164.

KEJDA, JaromirY dr.
Do not underestimats fatigue. Siln doprava 13
no.2:27 F 165.

H t-?.
Che 1700-1 541 au
'A~ *-I is
vrrepll.. Izal th- reduction of
1,3-dimethyl-4-aniino-i-nitroseumciI (11). Adding portion.
wiscb0g.anhyd. 11toastirred preheamImim(ste-ambath)
of BO C. Cray cast Fe flings, 75 in]. 11.0. and 5 ml. coned.
JICI, dilg. the rniit. with 145 mi. hot water, adding 3 g.'
MXOj, filtering the mixt., and cooling the filtrate gave
The filtrate may also be hinited with
21 ml. M119 11COM and I S. Zn dust 4 hm. at 70* to give
96-6% rantio deriv. of x . Nt. lludlicl~o-

4
4 S-DI&MIno-2 6 d-I d
LIfI r3r r ~irn Id it v Or their tau tonlers.
aroin r e
" ' I e) 1-3 rech.
, pe. . ti,
C, 1,
lidi
vinddine (1) or it~
4-7 is little .taur(qllcr, Ivith U mWinul
elleaptr t1j;Ill the older pfccoin.t. it It P-11
7~-7h
t Yielding Purur pl-,Aucts. , be,~ides
anti 6 C. C(,U Ft! Vlilittrs (.Io g~). 75 C Water,
0i- IICI heatr(j to W.
l StIrtcd 30 Mill., 60
(line added in s4g;Ill yrinil.
ItlatflIrsted by , .I, ezirl of the idtlitiwi i,
117%c it' color of OW cA*jln, front )Iur
Yellow-hrown). the re -.It
either (1) CoolLit, yi(!lJi,-),g off. amt thr tjl:tate
crj5tals of 1.3-di-
fleated will, %;-,;~dine, or (2) d
aynino anakg, 3"Old'"9 4-ttmjr,~-fi? )I-
which i, ". j.M11"Mult
it, tile sytithr5i3i of
ry, Synthotic organic Chomistry. E-2
OFIECHO-SLOVAYM/Organic OhOldst
Abs Jour: Rof Zhur--XhimiYa, No 6j 1957, 19195
Author Hoblvj J- Xc5ha J.
Inst 10, Pyridono and Pyridino V. SYnthO-
Titl-- Dorivativas of flyroz of tho Lobolano Typo.
sis of Now compounds
Orig Pub; Ohom. listYp 1956, 50, No 5, 834-857
f lobol,,no by mans of hydromartation
Abstract'. Sovoral analoZIA03 0 0
of atibst. 2,6-diatyryl- /-pyridonos aro obtainod.
Thuso coi:-pounds add usually only ~ mol3s H2 with the
-phcnyl0thYl--dIhydro- /-pyridones (with-
formation of bin only in onc caso a sat.
out dot.,,,rmination of atnictUr
dorivativo Of 11-hYdroxypyporidino is obViinod. 206--bia
(i -Ohonylothyl)-295 ., dihydro- I-pyridono, yi~-111 67-7501
~ Ic.), obtainod by hydrogonation of
m.p. 2o40 (from Ty,' a t (from Pt02)"in glacial
2.6-diatyryl- /-pyridono ovor
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zlzv;~, V.; o.
Pyronej, pyridone, and pyridine derivatives. V1. Synthesis of
new substances of the
lobelan tn)e. p. 937. (Chemicke Listy, Praha. Vol- 50, no. 6,
June 1956.)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accession (EEIL) LC, Vol.
6,, no. 7j, July 1957. Uncl-

HIBIT#J.; RADIX,O.; XLMA.J.
Derivatives of phenothiazine. 1. 1.3 disubstituted
10-di&lkyl-
aminoalkylphenothiazines. Coll Cz chem 25
no.12:3988-3998 159.
(Eni 9:6)
1. Forechungsinstitut fur Pharmazie und Biochemle,
Prag.
(Phanothiazine) (Alkyl group) (Amino group)

Ka.;iHA) J.; KVITA, V.
Use of polyphospheric acid in organic synthesi.s. p. 164.
CfIiI-IICK-,' LISTY. (Ceskoslovenska akademie ved.
Chmicky ustav) Praha,
Czechoslovakia, Vol. .53, no. 2., Feb. 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEA1), LC, Vol
8, no. 11, Nov. 1959
uncl.

HEBKYP J.; KEJU, J.; KARASEK, M.
Phenothiazine derivatives. II. 1,3p6-tri-substituted
and 1,3,6,8-
totrasub6tituted phanothiazine-derivativeis. Coll Cz
chem 26 no.61
1559-1567 Jo 161.
1. Forachungainstitut fur Pharmazie und Biochemie,
Prag.
(Phenothiazine)

HEM, J.; KARASH, M.; KEJM, J.; FIRST, B,
lodized amino acid and peptide derivatives. Chem
Cz Chem 29
no.lli2814-2821 N 164.
1, Forschungsinstitut fur Pharmazle und Biochemle,
Prague.

KEill, J.; RADEK, 0.; N-.-YFCFY, 0.
Contrast media. It. Substituted derivatAves of
N-phenylurea.
Cesk. farm. 33 no.9t"60-416.3 11 764.
1. Vyzkumny ustav p-,) farmac-li a blochimdi, Praha.

J., MUL)r.
'Whitt the rear of disotifift mtiy do, SlIn dof)riivh
12
no.11:26 N 164.

G -/EC HOSuOVA.;-1'1A
RADEK.J1 0.; KE N-Z'O',;~CEK, 0.; M-i-DW, B.; Rese,~.rcln
~-nstitutc
_ ~q THAI _ J
of Pharmacy and hemistry (Vyzinuinny Ustav pro Farzriaoii a
Biocftemii), Prague.
"Contrast Nodia, III.- Iodine Derivatives ol' Sjubstizuzed
Sulfanil-
amides."
Prague, Ccs::osiovensm FarmaciaY Vol 16, No 1, jan b7, PP
3,1r'-38
I!-ustract /Authors? Mi-lisi-i stu-imary modific;d,
J 3,5-di-iodo-b--
-amino benz one sulfam ides* were pro-pared oy
ioc,--maz-lon o--.' corres-
ponding 4-ariinobenzonesulfona,,.i~Ldes sui)stituted on
zhe a~,idic
nitrogen.
1,4-Bis-(3-iodo-L-,-ainino~;onzenesulfo-i,,71j?lDerazIne,
its triiodo aorivative, rcetyl derivauivo of
3,5-diiodo-L--a,-rino-
bongenesulfonic acid, and 1~- dime t hyla'n, Lnoyret ~iyll
em.0 am cierivat-
ives were also prepared. These natorialzwore tested Tor
anti-
bacterial activity ana for possible use ~--a ract
oe-rapfty of some
organs. I Figure, 1 Table, 12 Western roferences,
(ianuscript
received 2 May 66).
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Ki-:J11A. J.: RADOC, 0.; JXLIN,,X, V.; 0.; Renearch
Institute
of Pharmacy and Biochomistry (Vyzimimy Ustav pro Farmacii
a Bio-
chemii), Prague.
"Contrast Media. IV. Now Derivatives of 3,5-Diiodo-IL-pyri
done."
Praguep Cosicoslovoilsica Farmacie, Vol 16, No 2, Feb 67t
pp 92-95
Abstract /Tuttiors? English summary modified,._7:
Preparation of new
contrast media based on 2, 5- di it') do-l~_- pyri dine
-N-alkane acids was
investi,-,ntod. EethYl 3, 5-di iodo-11--pyr- done -N-vale
rate, capronate,
caprylRto, and laurate and their n-butyl, n-amyl, n-octyl,
N-di-
methyl aminoothyl and hydroxyothyl esters wore preparod.
Their
biological behavior was tested on rabbits; some of the
substances
showe~T toxic effects. I Pigure 6 Western references.

KF-M, V.;STNGFR, K.
New laboratory of the Research Institute of Iron Mptalltirgy for
calibratJng thermo-
couples. p. 320
!rUTNTCKT-', LTSTY. (Ministerstvo hutniho prumyslu a ru&ych dolu a
Ceskoslovenska
vededka technick spolemosit pro hutnictivi a slevarenstiv)
Brno, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 14, no. 4, Apr. 1959
Monthly List of East European Accessions (UAI) LC Vol. 4 no. 11,
Nov. 1959
Uncl.

BA22
Z/034/60/000/010/005/005
lino E073/E535
AUTHORS: Jiskra, Zd., Engineer and %Kejha, V.
TITLE: Industrial Furnace
PERIODICAL: HutnickS listy, 1960, No.10, p.815
TEXT: Patent specification Class 18b, 21/02; 1&c, 9/01;
4oc, 16/oi; 80c, 3; 80c, 7; PV 4757-59 dated August 15,
1959.
The subject of the invention is a furnace in which a hot
plasma
stream from a plasma burner is used as a source of heat;
this
plasma stream heats the inside of the furnace including the
charge.
Plasma, a very hot Ionized gas formed by the passage of
gazes or
steam (usually nitrogen, hydrogen or argon) through an
electric
arc in the combustion chamber, is the carrier of the high
tempera-
ture. The arc is usually between the tungsten cathode and a
water-cooled copper anode. A burner with a flame length of
about 20 cm and an operating temperature of about 16 OOO*C
consumes 90A at a voltage of 60 V and thus the operating
costa are
low. A sketch of the furnace isreproduced, Fig.3; in this
furnace
the hot plasma stream 2 emanating from the burner 1 heats
the path 3 in the vessel 4, which is made to rotate about
its
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S/137/62/000/006/010/163
A006/A1Ol
AUTBORS: Jiskra, Zden;k; Kejha, Viktor
TITLE; An industrial furnace
PrRIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 6, 1962, 11,
abstract 6B63 P
(Czechoslov. patent no. 98527, 15.02.61)
TEXT- Three designs are proposed for industrial furnaces intended
for
in,FOCal melting or annealing of parts; the beat source is
plasma, i.e. a very hot
lonized gas flow (N2, argon, air) ejected from a plasma torch.
The heat flow is
formed by the passage of gas through an electric arc between a
tungsten cathode
and a water-cooled tungsten or Cu-anode, placed in a water-cooled
chamber. Pe-
culiarities of the proposed furnace designs are either rotation
or rocking of
one or several plasma torches, for the purpose of a uniform
heating of the molten
,charge.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
S. Glebov
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ACC NR, AP6035528 SOURCE CODE: CZ/0039/66/027/010/0630/06,10
AUTHOR: Espe, Werner; Hix, Peter; Ke har, Jindrich
j
ORG: [Espe] Slovak Technical College, Bratislava (Slovenska vysoka
skola
technicka); (Hix; Kejhar] TESLA Roznov National Enterprise,
Vrsovice Enterprise I
(TESLA Roznov n. p., zavod Vrsovice)
TITLE: Reliable vacuum-tight soldered ceramic-metal joints
SOURCE: Slaboproudy obzor, v. 27, no. 10, 1966, 630-640
TOPIC TAGS: ceramic to metal seal, ceramic product, thermionic
tube, solder,
vacuum tight solder, corundum
ABSTRACT: The article discusses the advantages and drawbacks of
ceramics as
materials in the manufacture of thermionic tubes, and presents
theoretical con-
siderations on the vacuum tightness of ceramic-to-metal seals. The
material and
design aspects in the manufacture of a transmitting tube with a
reliable vacuum-
tight soldered corundum- to - kovar seal are considered in detail.
The use of
locally manufactured materials in the mass production of ceramic
pickup tubes is 'I
discussed. Orig. art. has: 18figures and 4 tables. [Based on
authors' abstract]
C,,dl/l SUB CODE: ll/SUBM DATE: none/ORIG REF: 004/OTHREF: 027/

l,T,JIK,, 0.
KEJIK, C. Harvestint- corn for eilaCc by the
merchandized means of a machine-
tractor staticn. p. 290. v61. 6 no* 15
Aug. 1956. MECIMISACE ZEMEDELSTVI; CZECHOLOVAKIA
SOUM: Enst European Accessions List (2,31,L) Vol. 6, No.
4-Anz-il 1957

VESELA, It.; JLLINEK, V.; KEJ11OVA, I.
The effect of some cancerostatics on the cytology and
on the nuclelc
acid conLent in Ehrlich ascitea cells in vivo.
Neoplas-Ma (Bratisl.)
12 no.4:365-372 165.
1. Research Institute of Pharmacology and
Biochemistry, Praha,
Czechoslovakia. Submitted NOVEmber 10, 1964.

84596
Z/014/60/000/009/001/007
fo#140 (320/)/MTj//37) A205/AO26
AUTHOR: Kejklidek, Pavel
P5,
TITLE: niature Kvantikon "41QV41* - The Smallest TV Pickup Tube
PERIODICAL: Sdl�lovaci technika, 1960, No. 9, PP. 322 - 324
TEXT: The "VOM - Vkzkumnk fistav pro vakuovou elektrotechniku"
(Re-
search Institute for Vacuum Electroengineering in Prague
developed a miniature
TV pickup tube KvantikonV41QV41' based on the application of the
photoconduc-
tive effect (vi7dicon tube). It is the smallest pickup tube so
far developed,
especially suitable for industrial purposes, traffic control,
mines and quarries,
and, which can also be installed in geological probes, equipment
for pipe check-
ing, etc. Due to its great resolving power, the tube can be used
in cameras of
portable, battery-fed TV systems for on-the-spot coverage. The
Kvantikon "41QV41"
(Photo 1) is an all-glass cylindrical tube with a total length of
90 * 2 mm and
a cylinder diameter of 13.9 t 0.3 mm. The ground-in front plate
represents the
scanning electrode with the photoconductive layer. The
transparent signal elec
trode, which carries the sensitive layer, has a sealed-in
molybdenum ring outlet,
the other outlets are centralized on the 6-pronged sintered base
supporting the
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84596
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A205/AO26
Miniature Kvantikon "41qv4l" - The Smallest TV Pickup Tube
entire electrode system-(Fig. 8). The dectron gun (Photo 2)
consists of the
indirectly heated hot-cathode (1), the control electrode
(Wehnelt cylinder) (2),
the first anode with the 40 m limiting aperture (3), the
ceramic coupling (4)
and the second anode (5), installed at a distance of only 2.5
mm from the scan-
ning electrode screened by an especially developed 30 x 30,um
mesh. This mesh
effects a homogeneous electrostatic field between theanode
and the signal elec-
trode, which guarantees the perpendicularity of the incident
electron beam on the
photoconductive layer even on the margin of the image. The
focusing and the de-
flection of the low-velocity electron beam are controlled
magnetically by a coil
system consisting of focusing coils with inserted deflection
and alignment coils.
The image element has a size of 8,um at a resolving power of
400 lines and the
image on the scanning electrode measures only 6 x 4.5 mm. The
image reproduction
on the 34 cm screen is therefore rather magnified and
microscopic defects of the
photoconductive layer surface and of the fine mesh
(determining the quality of
the image background) are also enlarged. A novel method for
evaporation deposit-
ing of a homogeneous photoconductive layer was therefore
developed. This layer
is evaporated into the bulbprior to sealing-in the electronic
system and rejects
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84596
z/014/6o/0oo/oO9/001/007
A205/AO26
Miniature Kvantikon "41qv4l" - The Smallest TV Pickup Tube
can be removed before the completion of the tube. The
homogeneous layer reaches
the required photoconductive properties at a thickness of 1 -
2,Vm and has a
sensitivity of up to 1,00OAa/Lm, which is especially valuable
for operation un-
der poor illumination conditions. The novel hot-cathode allows
serial heating
together with the other tubes of the camera. Special attention
was paid to the
alignment of the electronic system, since apertures in the
control grid, the
first anode and the limiting diaphragm must be axially
centered with a tolerance
of only 10.1m. The plane parallelism of the fine mesh on the
second anode and
the scanning electrode must be maintained for sharp focusing
of the entire pic-
ture area. The output signal of a pickup tube with a
photoconductive scanning
electrode is generated by the current difference between dark
and illumination.
The current in the circuit of the signal electrode depends on
the electrode
potential and the resistance of the photoconductive layer,
which changes accord-
ing to illumination. The greatest current difference is
produced at a signal
electrode voltage of 16 v and a scanning electrode
illumination of 50 Lx (Fig.
3). Suitable photoconductive materials are sharply limited to
semiconductors
with a specific resistance around 101162/cm. The minimum
output signal of
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A205/AO26
Miniature Kvantikon f'41qv4l" - The Smallest TV Pickup Tube
0.1,aa, necessary for a convenient signal-to-noise ratio at a
standard of 625
lines, is achieved at a scanning-electrode illumination of 2 Lx
(pig. 4), but
can be achieved with more sensitive devices already at an
illumination of I Lx.
The resolving power is 350 - 450 lines, but even better results
(resolving power
over 450 lines at a scanning-beam current of 0.5/za) were
achieved with a test
series of "41QV41" camera tubes. Higher electron-beam densities
are producing
larger output signals, but the resolving p wer and the tone
rendition are con-
siderably impaired. The spectral serdtivicy of the camera tube
at a bulb illu-
mination of 2,4000K (Fig. 5) shows a maximum at 600,um. A
disadvantage of homo-
geneous photoconductive lavers, which have.higher dielectric
constants than
orous layers, is that they exhibit Ivr9er'after-effects (caused
by processes
aking place within the photoconductive layer). The oscillogram
for after-ef-
t
fects of the 0.15^a output signal oftk.* miniature "41qv4i" at
a scanning-elec-
trode illumination of 20 Lx is shown in Figure 6, that of the
regular "410V4"
tube (also employing a homogeneous photoconductive layer) in
Figure 7. The
smaller scanning electrode with its lower potential improves
the values of the
after-effect signal, and the afterglow of the miniature camera
tube is compar-
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1,006
s/o58/6z/ooo/oi2,/o44/o48
AO62/A1O1
AUTHORS: Rotter, Robert, Kejkli6ek, Pavel
TITLE: Semiconductor element and short wave radiation detector
prepared
therefrom
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Fiz.ika, no. 12, 1962, 28,
abstract 12-3-55ch P
(Czechosl.,pat., c1. 21gj 18/02, no. 99825, June 15, 1961)
TFXT: The construction of a X- and 7-ray detector is proposed in
which
the contacts are made in the form of semitransparent metal layers
deposited on
a photoresistive layer 5 - 15 /1 thick by evaporation In vacuo. It
is advisable
to employ polycrystalline materials, for they may be used in the
range of the
exponential dependence of the current on the tension. As
photoresistors, PbO,
PbS, anthracene, rhombic sulfur, etc. may be utilized'*'
N, S.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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45757
S/19 62/000/012/046/101.
D413YD308
,WTHOR6: Rotter, Robert and KPjk_1Ac`okt Pavel
TITILL
A oemiconductor clement and a short-wavc radiation
detector m,,,,,de from it
PERIODICALt Ref el'atiVnyy ZhUrnul, Avtomatiku I radioelekt:~onikat
no. 12, 1962, 28, abstract 12-3-55 Ch (Czech. pat.,
cl. 21g, 18/02, no. 9~jk525, crun. 15, 1961)
TEXT: A deoign io presented for a detector of X- andv-radiation)
in which the contacts are made in Ue form of semi trans parent me-
tallic layerH deposited on a photoreeistor layer 5 - 15 u thick by
evaporation In vacuo. I~ is desirable -to use polycrystalline mate-
rialo, since they rpay be operated in the exponential region of the
curren't-voltage characteristic. The following may be used ,is the
photoreoiator: PbO, PbS, anthracone, rhombic sulfur, etc. Z-Ab-
Btracter's note: Complete tranala t ion - -7
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ub:iervation3 ;f Instro
Luila, J,iroslav Trurin v met or lo ii rands ',r
metecroloi-, )
'E'titiorolop,picke Irravy, 40-41:83,!M', i950', 2
f!Fs., 2 tibli~a, 6 refs.
30 equitims. VWP it detailed r03Snt.-AtiLn of t,eory nd
pmcticu of
,%1,r1 Ic OLIon o~-A ttistical methods to the itud~: of
trends in :Ateorolo-
Acal TM. SmuoLhl" tachniquea and correlation iothods
-ire also
considered and exam,.,~oa jivtin. SuL.lect husilln~7.st
1. ,tLiatiC&l
tec!niquej 2. ~;lLr.-VAc trun&i. H.Li.

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- 4011~1 -1
- - N i~j L-*. , 5 -, . , C'i .
Slavebne montazni prace. jl. vyd,7Praha, Prace; vyd4vatelsy ROH, 1956.
452 p.
/Installation of building fittings. 1st 6d. illus., diagrs
SOURCZ: East European List (EEAL) Library of
ConFress, Vol. 6, No. 1, Janunry 1957

WU,,. Vacla-v
Uae of amm nia liquor in agriculture. Prum potravin
11+ no.5:21+6
my 163.
1. Zavody sovetakoceskooloverAnkeho pratelstvip
Zaluzi u Mostu.

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YIX14.411 Frantisek.
Ensuring the quality of agriculttiral crops by
technical
standards. Normalizace 11 no.9:274-275 S t63.
1. Ustredni sprava nakupi zomedelskych vyrobku, Pralia.

T~re,l; ITAVRATIL, Miroolav; GLUCKSMAMT., Josof
On the problem of emphysema in personr playing vind
instruments.
Pracovni lek.12 no*2:64-67 Mr 1,60.
1. Klinika nemoci % povolani, prednosta prof.dr, J.
Teisinger.
Untav hygieny prace a chorob z povolAni v Praze,
red.prof.dr.
J. Teiainger. Zdravotnicke stredisko ED, OURZ. Praha 2.
(PULMORARY MIPHYSERA atiol.)
(music)

IIERAL, J.
Railroad car bodies for automobiles. p. 686.
Speaking with the drivers of the Si2r.-Day Baceg pe 689o
Vol. 9. no. 22, Oct- 1955
SVET MOTORU
Praha, Ctechoslovakia
So* Eastern European Accession 01- 5 No. 4 Itpril 1956

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"Possibilities of Economical Forging." p. 285, Praha, Vol.
4, no. 4. Apr. 1954.
SO: East European Accessions List, Vol. 3, go. 9, September
1954, Lib. of Congress

KEJVAL, Z.
"Modern Types of Passenger Car Chassis", P. 5773 (STROJMNSTVI,
Vol. 4,
No. 8., Aug. 19541 Praha# Czechoslovakia
SOs Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EUL), LC, Vol. 3,
No. 12,
Dec. 1954) Uncl.

KEJVALj Z.___
"Car bodies of today." P. 306.
SVET MOTORU. (Svaz pro spolupraci s arvadou).
Praha, Czechoslovakia,
Vol. 9, No. 10, May 1955-
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAl),
LC, Vol. 6, No. 6,
August 1959.
Uncla.

KtWVAL, Z.
KU VAL, Z. Mechanization and automatization of
cold-pressing. p. 191.
Vol. 4, ho. 5, May 1956
STROJIVENSKA VYROBA.
TECHNOLOGY
Praha, uzechoslovakin
bo: tast huroDean Accession, Vol. 6, No. 'I, mny
1957

I
KEJVAL Z.
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The body cleansing and priming assembly-~line method for the
Skoda hIjO cara.
P. 376 (AUTOMODIL) Vol. 1, no. 11, Nov-1957,
Praha, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly TMex of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 7,
No. 3,
March 1958

H-JV"J., Z.
Bodies of passenger cars at the Paris auto show.
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12, Dec. 1957
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Vol 7 No. 5. May 1958

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F'1~7~ln')TCAJ.: AIVPU'O'~'L. JOL. 3, no. 2, Fe -
1~59
Ke.-ial, 7. The 'ody of a car. p. Ji.
Sone interesting features in !.h- design of Soviet
witonob-iles derived
from the "oskvich L02. p. P.
.,.onthly List of Fast European Accensions (
MZAT), LC, lol. 8, no, 5,
!'ay 195,9, Unclass.

19~Ak, ;t,!,e '4'[Kejval, Z.] (Chekhoslovatakays SotsialisticheskEiya
Respublika)
Basic requirements of motor-vehicle bodies. Avt.promo no#12:35-38
D 16o. (Motor vehicles-Bodies) (HIRA 13s12)

PHASE I BOOK MaWITATIO S(71/5799
Unknov, Ye.P., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Ed.
Sovremennoye ooatoyaniya kuznccbno-shtrmpovochnogo proizvodstva
(Present state
of the Presaworking of Metals) [Moscaw] ItwhgIz, 1961. 4511 P. 5000
'copies
printed.
Ed. of Publishing House: A.I. Sirotin; Tech. Ed.: B.I. Model';
Managing Ed. for
Literature on the Hot Working of Metals: S.Ya. Golovin, Engineer.
Title: Kuznechno-shta:nporvochnoye proizvodstvo v SGSII (The
Prcaavorhin~! of Metals
in the USSR) by% A.V. Altykis, D.I. Bcrczhl,.ovckiy, V.F.
Volkovitakly, i.i.
Girah (deceased), L.D. Gollman, S.P. Granovalkiy, N.S. Dobrinckiy;
A.I..Zimln,
So L, Zlotnikov, A*I* Kagalovskly, P#Vo Lobachov, Volt, Yartynov,
YesIT, Nosh-
nin, G.A. Navrotskly, Ya.M. Okhrimanko, 0.111. novinskly, Ye.A.
Stoaha, Yu.L.
Ho--hdestvenskiy, N.V. Tikhanirov, Ye.P. Unksov, V.F. Shchealov,
and L.A. Shof-
man; Eds: YeoP* Unk5ov, Doctor of Technical Scienceop Profeonorand
B,V, Roza.
nov.
Title: Kuznechno-ahtampovochnoye proizvodstvo v ChSSR (The Pre
""orking of Metals
in the Czechoslovak SO by: So- Burila, F. Hraz&il, F. Drost1k, F.
Zlatohldvek
Card 1/8
of the (cc-it.)
Z. X'2jval, V. Krau--, F. Ku:7::a, F. K.
llndelc~~' nd J. ~01c;
Sc=.cr, it. Honz, J ~Ltha, V. L
A. "'ejer-sa czncl H. Vlk.
This book is inten-IF:d for cnGinccra and scientific rarronnA
ccncerr,:~d
-with the prcs3vorking of metals.
Publishcd jointly by llarhziz cnd S:.7r,, the book (Iiscuzccc the
jr--escnt
atue or the I~razavor"ns of metals in the U-70P. and the
CzcchcL:lO7C-' sozialict
P.LDublic. Chartnro vero vritten by both Soviet ana Czechoolovol NO
I,erzonaliticn are mentioned. 7acro cars 129 references: 93 Srf4et,
16 EnZlArsh,
8 Gemcm, 5 Czech, and 2 Frcnch.
TABLT-' OF CGZ=-,'TS:
Ir, ="Z USSR
Ch. I. 7he Characterin tics or Forzing Sho,-s in OSR Plants (A.I
Zinin and
Ye.P. Unksay) 5
Ch. II. Methods of Calculating the Preacure for Forging in the
Prcszvorkin~
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Precent State of the (cent.)
of Uctala (ye.p. Unksov]
ca-/5793
Ch. III. Die Forging on ForZing rrczacs (M. Volkovit5l:iyj
Ch. IV. Die Forging on Hori=ontml U;,ZC'ttQTa (I.I. Girah, dacem3e&l
Ch. V. Die Forging an Drop Hr=ora mid (Pa.-r-Screw] Permsien Preacto
[Ya. H. Okhrluenko im-1 V.T. Shch~j:lovj
Ch. VI. The Making of Forj-ngis end Shr.:~Cd Blrjiks in Forging Rolla
IV.5.
Vartynov)
Ch. VII. Die-Sizzing In Squeeze-Foraing Proaves JV.F. Volka-vitakly]
Ch. VIII. Bolling-Out Annular BlimU [Yu.L. Ro%hdcatvcnckiyj
Ch. IX. The Manufacture of Hotal 11ardvare on Prosevorking Autozatica
(G.A. Navrotakly)
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1~
22
51
41
58
77
82
93

Pre3ent State of the (Cont.) SOV15T99
Ch. X. BendinZ end Straightening of Sheats, Sha;ezs,
and Tubes (Ye.N.
Moshnin) 112
Ch. XI. Stemping From Sheets and Strip3 (S.L. Zlotnikov
and 0.17.
Rovinzkiyj 119
Ch. XII. Automatic PreuBworking Lines (S.L. Zlotnikoyl
146
Ch. XIII. The Equil=cnt of Dl=L--rroducimg Shop* and
Sections In
Prenavorking (F.V. Lobachav) 159
Ch. XIV. The Production of Blanka for (1-1cchinal Parts
by Helical
Cross Rolling [8.P. Granovskly and-To. A. Stoah-3 175
Ch. XV. Metal Extrusion on Hydraulic Frescos (A.I.
VaGalovakly and
L.A. Shofwm]
Ch. XV1. Parts Forging From Light-Netal, Alloys va
Large Hydraulic
Presses [L.Di Gollman and L.A. Shofman) 201
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Preaent State of the (Cont.) SOV/5759

Ch. XVII. Nun
Proluctlon of PartB (Solid IThc-ili cz:l Tircol by

Fort;ing
With Subaccluemt. Rol2lng (A.V. Altyllda. and L.D.

Gollman
208
Ch. XVIII. 7orging and Dcading of Plntan [Ye.N. Iloahainj
216
Ch. =. Mc-Ok-Ing Large ForGin~;a on PriaSC3 (16.3.

Dobriankiy. and N.V. Tik:ac:~,ircv]
229
Ch. XX. Drop-11=er and
Cr=k-Prcra rorging (D.I. Barazhkcrra!:iy.

ond V.P. Shcheglay)
2Zi
Bibliograyhy
225
PMjSMlC"JM'G El =- ChOS11

Ch. 1. The
Davelo;mcat of Metal Pm=.or!,:ln,- Proccaqc3 in the

Czechosla7akian Socimlist rc;~-ablic [F. Drastfk, Ilailren-d

Engineering Inztitute, Pra&ua]
261
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Prc;i3-.nt Statq or the (Ccnt.) SG71/5799
Ch. M Ncldr;7 Ltrgc For[An,-,r (D. Frmu, 11,;.r
Hatallurrical PIMt ic3ai
?a~.7.znt Gottvald, Kwi'~~lccj 272
Ch. ITI. The rorging of rotora for Tu-'jc:, -~oraltor3 (J.
lsovkc, Metal-
lurgrical Plant lra=ii Uqin, ilizz:1) ^199
Ch. IV. The ForGing of L-Lrga Cr.:~:~3hai'tu IS. Ltire-a-,
K. Paul, an-1
M. Rcazt Metallurgical 111o~-t L-)rxin, Pl-.c4ul 314
Ch. V. Tccbnlclvce Uacd In Vorj]-,in,-, ft'Lc~.n (r.
Zlj.'.chl,~Vck,
VAkovice MctallurE;ical Plr-it lac~-ont Gott".'ald, Oitnwa]
Ch. VI. 'The For&ing of Forked Plpca for C7-3 Plralln:23
(J.
Vltkovica Xctal2urf;lcal Plrat i=ai 1a--=znt Go' tuald,
Cjtrava] ~43
j 111n~,-3 for the R=zicza of
Ch. V11. The Forging of Lsrea St.-, --ngthcnir- I
Mixcd-Plov Turbines I?. Vftkovice I-11atallurgical 111=t
imeni Klement OcrttvtlA, Oat=va]
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Present State of the (Cont.) S(71/5799
Ch. VIII. Scientific ReacELrcb Work in the Field of C
old I=-=t
Forging, of Metals (Y. Hr~dzdil, Flmt imcni "-orai,
Brno]
Ch. IX. Exrcricnco In the Cold 1mj-,,ct Fcr,~Ln, of
licm.-erroun Metals
(K. Nrirvan and J 01chn'j,, Plr.,.It Tojjv., Naticnal
rntcr.-,rise,
11lotib,Ydn, and V: ~iw-1310, Scientific Rcoc-arch
Inotituto of
Vacu= Electrical Lu5inccrin--,
Ch. X. The 21anufacturin.3 Process =61
OrGrai.-~~'.ic-a in tho Stcn2ing of
Boaiea LL. the A"c-mdbila ?1"% Untc-,Trioe (Awp)
Rla" Bolomlay" (Z. XojwL1, =,7, Mr4A Bolc3"vj
Ch. %I. The Hachaai%atica of! Obsolatn Ent erprince as
a Means of In-
creazing Labor Productivity V~tkcrvice Motallurgi-
cal Plant 1meni ka=ent Gott--mld, Ojtrr-vaj
Ch. XII. The Initial Prozavorking of FcAl Alloys and
Large FcCrA1
Castin . bolc, Scientific Research Inzti-
.1, [F. Major and J
t4fe roh
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355
381
39T
410

r-JVAL, Zdanell,
I
Me c.
-hanization of Lhe presaing of car body parts.
3troj vjrr
12 no.11:791-800 164.
1. Automobilove z.-vody National Enterprise,
I-L-ada Bolealay.

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Z/039/61/022/008/006/007
D260/D303
AUTHOR'. KejzLar, Milan, Engineer
TITLE- A new method of automatic balancing in a thermistor
for small microwave power measurements
PERIODICtE. Slaboproudy obzor, v. 22, no. 8, 1961, 483-487
TEXT- The author deals with a new method of automatic d.c. power
balancing to a constant total power level. The application of
this
new method in a microwave power meter is discussed,. Its
advantage
is the possibility of accurate calibration of the microwave power
to be measured by a d.c. voltmeter and milliammeter according to
the extent of the 'balancing d.c. power- The Wheatstone bridge
re-
presents the basic circuit for microwave power measurements by a
thermistor with manual balancing to a constant total power level.
Fig. I shows the circuit diagram of a thermistor bridge with
manual
balancing of power. The balance of the bridge, indicated by the
galvanometer G, will be adjusted prior to stipplying the
microwave
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A new method of automatic balancing- D260XD303
power measured by the rheostat Rr, Upon reaching the balance,
the
current It flows to the bridge., As all the resistors in the
bridge
are identical, the d.c. power in the thermistor may be
determined
from the relation NL - It t -1* After supplying the measured
~41
microwave power, the balancinj; of the bridge is renewed by
reducing
L
the curre t f Lowing through the bridge via rheostat Rr to 12;
hence
N, - R L I~ The described bridge alcng with current:
thermistors
permits evaluating microwave power of 500 ;. W to 6 mV7. The
manual
balancing of power in the bridge has 2 sub,~tantial
disadvantacres-
a) it is rather time -consuming, and measurement results may
be in--
fluenced by temperature change -when holding the handle of the
therm.-
istor, change in voltage, etc; b) in most cases the measured
value
is not indicated and must be obtained through calculation. ik
cir-
cuit is given showing the automatic power balancing in the
thermis
tor by the oscillator, The complicated circuit: prevents the
exact
determination of tlie resistance valLte Of the oeasuring
theniiistor.
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A new method of automatic balancing... D260/D303
All the above listed shortcomings are abolished by the new
method
of automatic power balancing in the thermistor by d.c. power.
The
voltage in the thermistor is measured by a d.c. voltmeter with
a
large input resistance, pprallel connected to the thermistor,
and
the current flowing through the thermistor is measured by the
milli-
ammeter. Other diagrams in the article show a priacipal circuit
diagram for automatic power balancing on the thermistor by d.c.
power; a circuit diagram of a microwave power meter; the
distribu-
tion of the power along the straight line of the constant
resistance.
The principal technical data of the powei, metev IITE'sLi QXG
900 01"
are: Supply: from the grid 220 V �107*; Ranges for complete
deflec-
tion: 500 W, 1.5 mW, 5 m1l; j~ccuracies: Range 500 W with an
accur-
acy of �1076 for complete deflection. Ranges 1.5 rW.J and 5 64
with
accuracy t5% for complete deflection; Temperature range: -101C
up
to 43500. There are 7 figures and 5 references: 2 Soviet-bloc
and
3 non-S ovie, t -bloc. The references to the
E'nglish-languagle publica-
tions read as follows: E.L. Ginzton: Microwave Measurements.
McGrav.-
Hill Book Co, 1957, pp 148 and 175; C.G. Montgomery: Technique
of
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- KEKA, Ya.D.
Experience in the briquetting of wood waste. Der. rom.
14 no.9:31-32 S 165. ~MIRA 18:12)

UKAIO, B.V.
On the transfusion of incompatible blood Croup in
anesthesia. Vest.
khir. 71 no.3:51-52 1951. (CIALL 20:11)
1. Of the Ukrainian Institute of kood Transfusion
(Director ---
IMA
A.L. Slobodskoy), Khar1kov. 77

. ...... .. .
medicine Blood Transfusion Mar, ~51
"Transfusion of Blood of Incompatible
Oroups Un-
der Narcosis," D. V. Kekalo,, tricr4inian
Inst'of
Blood Transfunions, Khar1kov
"Vest Khirurgil." Vol LXXIP No 3, PP 5102
CO
Patient under pentotal narcosis, with
type 0 (1)
blood w&s giv,--n transfusion of A (11)
type blood
by mistake. Post-transfucion reaction waa
iserious.
Could be counteracted by injectlon of
ephedrine
into cubital vein, bloodletting, and
Infunion of
blood of correct type. Patient recovered.
How-
ever, Chechulin reports on case of
wounded soldier
vith type A (11) blood ;;o whom
transfusion of B
USSRIMedicine - Blood Transfusion -Mar 51
(Contd)
(M) under narcosis was given while 'wound
was
operated on, without ill effects. Cane
seemo to
confirm -theory of Berezkin, Zalltsman,
and Sarbant
of feasibility of transfusion of
1nco,,r!'pati1)lf4 blood
twder narcosis. Patient's blood,
hcwe-ter, may have
been of veak sulgroup A2B.
188V8.

KEKAIDJ 13.V.
Modification of closure of the stimp in suprapyloric
resection
of the stomach for exclusion. Nov.khir.arkh.
no.ll*.87-89 161.
(MIRA 14:12)
1, Kafedra fakulltetskoy khirurgii Nav. - prof. A.Z.
TSeytlin)
Kharikavskogo meditsinBkogo instituta.
($Ta4ACF,SURGERY)

S/126/61/012/003/002/021
E021/E180
AUTHORS: Kekalo, I.B., and Livshits, B.G.
TITLE: A now magnetic-diffusion effect in invar, studied by
the method of internal friction
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v.12, no.3, 1961,
314-321
TEXT: The low temperature transformations in invar were
investigated by the method of internal friction since this method
is very sensitive to atomic diffusion processes occurring in
metals and alloys. The heating device and the sample were placed
in a solenoid which enabled measurements of internal friction at
different temperatures and in a magnetic field. The samples were
300 mm long and 0.7 mT in diameter. Measurements were carried out
in vacuo (10-3 to 10- mm Hg). The internal friction was
calculated from the usual formula. All the experiments were
carried out on annealed samples. Good reproducibility of results
was obtained. The basic internal friction-temperature curve for
invar containing 0.02% carbon has a peak at 200 OC caused by
diffusion of carbon atoms into the y-lattice in a field of elastic
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E039/E135
AUTHORSs Kekaloq I.B., and Livshits, B.G.
TITLEt 0-n-TH-e-m-ag-netic diffusion effect in invar,
investigated by the internal friction method. Ii.
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v.12, no-5, 1961,
644-651
TEXT-. Ya.S., Shur and I.Ye. Startse-,ra (Ref.2j ZhETF, 1960,
",r.39, no.3) have shown that cyclic temperature changes cause
irreversible changes in the domain structurs. In particular they
bring about thermal magnetic hysteresis. The aim of the present
paper was to investigate the thermal effects on internal
friction
(Q-i) in invar containing o.26% C. The work is a continuation of
previous work by the same authors. They show that heating after
stabilising treatment restores the internal friction (Q-1) to
its
original value in accordance with a basic curve. This
restoration
is more complete for higher rates of heating and by heating to
higher temperatures. As a consequence of heating after the
stabilisation. treatment conditions are created for a new
decrease
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E039/E135
in in the example shown at 75 OC and -190 OC. In the
:ase where the metal is cooled after stabilising treatment and
then subsequently heated, there is only a partial restoration
of
Q--l at the temperatura of this treatment. The :yclic process I
co,.)Iing-heating has a much weaker influence on changes in Q_
at the temperature of the stabilising treatment than the cyclic
treatment heating.-,cooling. The results obtained are discussed
and compared with the proposals introduted in the authors'
previous worki i.e. on the tenden-cy for carbon atoms to
migrate
during the isothermal soaking proress to the domain boundary.
There are 4 figures and 4 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATIONt Moskovskly institut stali
(Moscow Steel Institute)
SUBMITTEDt January 24, 1961
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S/126/61/012/006/oo6/023
E193/E383
AUTHORS- I.K.ekalo, 1.8- and Livshits, B.G~
TITLE.-. Internal friction of Invar as a function of
temperature, carbon content, intensity of
magnetization and time factor
PERIODICAL,- Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v.12, no. 6,
ig6i, 838 - 845
TEXT: The object of the present investigation was to study
the effect of the time factor and intensity of magnetization on
the temperature-dependence of internal friction of Invar
containing 0.01 or 0.26% C. The investigation was undertaken
because neither anomalous properties of this alloy associated
with its magnetic characteristics, nor the volume effects
associeted with redistribution of the C atoms at low
temperatures
were taken into account in earlier studies of this problem. The
measurements were carried out in vacuum (10-3 _ 10- 4 mm Hg) on
wire specimens Q00 mm long, 0.7 mm in diameter), preliminarily
annealed at 800 C for 15 minutes~ The results can be
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Internal friction of E193/E383
summarized as follows.
1) On raising the tempoex-Ature to 260 - 300 '0C the internal-
friction background Q_ I of Invar rapidly decreases. Its
magnitude becomes much lower when the alloy is Placed in a
magnetic fi.eld and is hardly affected by temperature variation
below the Curie point,
2) An Jnternal.-friction peak is observed at approximately
200 0C* Its height increases with increagLng C content and
decreases on the application of a magnetic fLeld. In the
case of the all-oy with 0.260.1. C., the decrease dut, to the
appli-,
Cation of a field of 250 Oe amounted to 60%~
3) The carbon-induced internal-friction peak is shifted towards
higher temperatures on the appli.e;ation of
effect being mainly due a magneti,.; field, this
branch of to the displacement of the lOw-temperature
the peak., this is Illustrated bv typit-al results,
reproduced In Fig. 6; where
Q_'l x 104 Of Q sPec.i.men with 0.26%, C 11 Plotced againit
temperature (OC); Curves .1 and 2 relate to rt~sult.,, obtained
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Internal friction of .... E193/E385
without the application of a magnetic field and in an
alternating field H = 250 Oe, respectively.,
4) Increasing the vibration frequency brings about an
increase
in the internal-friction background level and a
displacement of
the internal-friction peak towards higher temperatures,
both
these effects being independent of the presence of a
magnetic
f i 6-1d.
5Y Calculated values of the activation energy for the C
atoms
were U = 34 500 + 3 000 cal/mole at H = 0 and
U = 35 800 + 3 COO cal/mole at H = 250 Oe .
6) The cha-racter of the temperature-dependence of
internal
friction of Invar depends on the experimental conditions,
two
different internal-friction curves being obtained for the
region
below the Curib point, depending whether the specimen is
heated
continuously or held for 2 hours at each teat temperature
before
taking the measurement. The effect of the time factor 1.3
demonstrated in Fig. 7, showing a Q -.L versus temperature
curve for a ispecimen with 0.26% C, the low-temperature
branch
of the curve, indicated by a broken li.ne, relatt.-i to
results
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obtained on specimens held for 2 h at the te5t
temperatures
it will be seen that this treatment brought about a
decrease
-1
in Q 9 the magnitude of this ef f ec t r eac hung a
maxi-mum at
approximately go 0C0
7) The results obtained indicate that thE- relaxation
phenomena
in ferromagnetics should be studied both with and without
the
application of a magnettc field in order to distinguish
between
the magnetic effects and those asso,:iLated with
redistribution
of atoms and structural chang-es, There are '? figures and
11 references, 8 Soviet-bler. and 3 non
ASSOCIATIONi MoskovskLy inst0ut -it.a-li (Moscow
111*titutt'
of Steel)
SUBMITTED,, November 15, .1960
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%UT'L_iO!?S: and Livshits, B.G.
TIT L I Effect of intensity of magnetization on the
temperature dependence of the internal friction of
nickel
"'!~RIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeiiiye, v-13, no. 1,
1962, 54 - 61
T'~ 'XT: The object or the present investigation iias to
establish the origin of an internal-friction peak observed by
some workers in nickel at 100 0C. Since it was known that the
i-iiagnetic properties of nickel undergo an anomalous change at
100 0C, it was considered most likely that there was a
relationship between the internal-friction peak and the
specific nature of the magnetic properties of nickel; hence
the line of approach chosen by the authors in their experimental
study, conducted in vacuum on wire specimens 300 mm long, 0-7 mm
in diameter. The impurity content in the experimental material
did not exceed 0-051,'~ and all the specimens except one were
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curves constritcted for cold-worked material.
There are It figures.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy institut stali
(MOSCOA-1 Institute of Steel)
JUB'dTTED: Noveniber 23, 1960
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AUT11110111S i~elmlo, I.B. and Livshits, B.G.
T field dependence of the internal friction
1ITLE: :-,'a~;nctic-
and shear modulus of nickel
P~-7;-IIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v. 13, no.
1962, 599 -.6o8
T E= The object of the present investigation was to study
I.;i
--c effect of a constant and alternating magnetic field on the
znterna-l friction of nickel at various aniplitudes of *el&stid
vibrat~-on--, t*,-ic torsion-Pendulturi method being used for
In addition, the field
4-,t-ernal-friction measurements.
(:c~)eac:cnce of the shear modulus of Ni was studied. The
4-
~nvesti-ratioii was undertaken for the following reasons.
1) the low-frequency method of torsion pendulum was used to
study t'Ae magnetic losses by a few investigators only, who
obtained contradict:ory results;
2) the am-Aitude-dependence of the internal friction of-
:.i in a i-,~ide range of constant and alternating fields has
not
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yet been studied;
no atte.:ipt has yot been made to correlate data on internal-
Iriction and on the elastic characteristics of Ni determined in
constant and alternatinG fields. The experimental work was
carried out', on wire specimons of Ni containing less than
0.50,0'
0
C. The
proli;-Anarily vacuui;i-annealed at 800
'n 3nsults are reproduced in Fig. 6, ivrhere the internal-
4
-j-;tio, (Q-1 x 10 graph a) and variation in shear modulus
./G, % - graph are plotted against the ma~;netic-fiold
S~re,nst.'I, Curves 1 and 11 relating to data obtained in a
0
cons6ant i-.iagnetic field on specimens annealed at 900
1
curves 2 and 21 relating to results obtained 0in alternating
ma~;netic fields on specimens annealed at 6oo C. These and
ot:icr results can be sum-marized as follows:]. the Inter-nal-
-rJction poalz is observed in Nli in both constant and
alternatiag
notic fields. The height of the peak in alternating fiolds
a,.--.os't ten times greater than that in constant fields, the
2ea': in the alternating field being displaced towards a low
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field intensity. 2. The height of the peak increases with
increasing; cmplitude of the elastic vibrations, this
relationship
ein- 'inear in constant fields and nonlinear in alternating
..icids.5.T'ae internal friction of Ni is proportional to the
ampli-
~,ane of elastic vibrations, both in the absence of a magnetic
fiold and in constant fields of varying intensity. A nonlinear
0
-elationship between the internal friction of Ni and the
a:;:plitudc of elastic vibrations is observed in constant fields
in t1ie intensity range within which the internal friction
reaches
its value. 4. A negative &G effect is observed in N!,
_ot~i in constant and alternating magnetic fields, the effect
bein- several times greater in alternating fields. The height
04- the magnetic internal-friction peak. and the value of the
ncS*ative AG effect are interdependent and so are the field
intensities corresponding to the maximwzi value of internal
I.riction and minii-Ilum value of the (_\G effect.
5. The magnetic internal friction studied in the course of the
-)resent investigation by the low-frequency torsi on-pendulum
:.-.et'hod is associated with losses on magneto-elastic
hysteresis.
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The results obtained are discussed in terms of the theory of
;~cvcrsiblo and non-reversible elementary magnetic phenomena
~ahing place in ferromagnetic. materials under the action of
ma--netic and elastic forces. There are 7 figures.
hSSOCIATION: Moskovs1kiy institut stali
(Moscow Institute of Steel)
S'1--,::1-1TED: August 12, 1961
Carc; 11/0Y

KEKALO I B ; LIVSHITS, B.G.; Prininm1a uchantiye: T.OVPYGA,
Q., studentka
Negative a G-effect and the magnitic internal friction in
nickel
depending on heat treatments Fize met, i metalloved, 14
no*2.223-230
Ag 162. (MIRA 1542.)
1. 14DBlwvakiy inatitut atali i splavov.
(Nickel-Heat treatment) (Internal friction)

-KEKALO,--!,B,j LIVSHITS, B.G.; Prinimala uchastiye
RIYAKONOVA, N.P.,
studentka
Dependence of internal-friction and shear modulus in
nickel on
the magnetizing field. Fiz. met. i metalloved. 13
no.4:599-608
Ap 162. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Moskovskiy institut stali.
(Magnetic fields) (Nickel-Magnetic properties)

S/048/62/026/002/022/032
B117/B,38
AUTHORS: Kekalo, I. B, and Livshits, B. G.
TITLE: Damping capacity method of studying magnetic diffusion
effect in invar
PERIODICAL- Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya
fizicheskaya,
v. 26, no. 2, 1Q/62, 279-283
TEXT: The present paper was presented at a conference on
magnetism and
antiferromapnetism and is devoted to a study of the peculiar
behavior of
damping capacity in invar. The experiments were carried out in
a vacuum
relaxion oscillator type Pk~-MHC (R~F-MIS) (elastic vibrations
of
approximately 0.5 cps.). All specimens were annealed with two
hr cooling
from 8001C to room temperature. Damping capacity Q-1 was found
to
decrease gradually with isothermal soaking at temperatures
below Curie
point (maximum decrease from 60-1000C). This effect was
stronger in high-
(0126 % C) than in low-carbon invar (0.02 % C). Besides this
carbon
causes the maximum drop at lower temperatures. Transition from
one point
to another on the stabilized curve does not take place
directly on heating
through 20-300C, but with a rise and fall. If a stabilized
specimen
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undergoes treatment by 1ma-Enetic reversal, or by
maCnetization followed
by soaking at 600C, Q is at first restored to its former level
and then
gradually falls again The minimum field requiredfor even
partial
restoration of Q-1 after stabilization was found to be
approximately the
same as its coercive force, Heat reversal (cooling/heatint,
and vice vers;') I/
after stabilization at first iricr~usrjs Q-1 above its
or,.i,inal levc," *1 h,- n
there is a gradual fall again. Theoe effcc13 are ei!tribiited
to
between carbon atoms and domain bG-andaries A c,-.1x)arA-'scn
between the
resuits obtained by electrical resistivity measurements and
those from th,:?
dimensional variations of invar durine isothermal soa'K,.ni
sho-'VeO thal thi~7
damping capazity method can be .-sed for determinini- tlt:
intial s~aEes of
ageinG or the independent processes affectin(- the i n s *, ~t
of th-2 invar. There are '~ fitures arid 2 Soviet t-t~feren~,es
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SOURCE: Ref. zh, Metallurglya, Abs. 71220
AUTHOR: Avreamov, Yu. S.: Kekalo, 1, B.; 1jpMqr,. V.-
~TITLE: Effect of temperaturep amplitude and frequencT of elaatio
ivibrations on the "magnetic" peak of internal friotion in i
-ran
CITED SOURCE: Sb. Rolaksats. yavleniya v net* I splavakh,
.M.p Metallurgizdatt 1963
~TOPIC TAGS: temperature$ amplitudej, frequency, elastic vibrationp
magnetic peak$ internal friction# iron, magnotis field, H lines of
force, domain boundary
TRANSIM-11ON: The properties of the magnetic peak of internal
friction
in electrolytic Fe annealed In H were studied. Measurements were
made on a relaxation osoillator guilt in the form of an inverted
low
frequency pendulum, in a temperature interval grom -13-96 to +600
with
a surfaoe deformation of the sample of 2 # 10---l to 1 - 10~3,
Over the
,wholo temperature interval Invostigatodo internal friction$ as a
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function of the strength of a changing magnetic field Hp changes
along the curve to a maximum. The parameters of the magnetic peak
(its belght,, width, H. the corresponding maxim-um value of internal
frIction) depend on tomperaturo, With a docroaoo in tomperaturo; the
ma.7natic poak becomes broader, its hciRht incroa3o3 slightly, and it
Is ~Aisplaced in the direction of highor values of H. At temporatures
~,-tarting from -500 and up, the pixameters of the r,,iagnotic Eealc
chanrje
oniy slightly, The parameters Of the TPIRGM0tiC peak at -19 0 depend
ztrongly on the amplitude of the elastic vibrations. With an increase
in ar_pli~udo, the field of the nagnetic ponk dearoaso3 monotonically
qccording to the hyporbolic law. Tn ca3o~o WhOT-0 the 111o has a
larror
~-C,illontof additives, the influonce, of the frequency of the
v!.brations
L
r-;n the hel&it of the magnetic peak is not significant. Deformation
at
-1960 brings about the disappearance of the magnetic Deak. The effect
of tho Fe strructure (additives# defects arising from 'cold working)
on
1o33 lovels determined by irreversible displacomant3 of the domain
bowidarLes results In blocking the domain boundarlos. 9 literatib"
titles.
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ACCESSION N rIV611 7 0007-66-7 J/D'8"
S 'r V YI035 1 35
SOURCE: Ref, zh. Metallurgiyag Abso 71221
AUTHOR: Kokalop If Bi,Livshits, B, G,; nor pV a: - q0kolovj__A-t-
)~u
_Morg _
TITME: Effect of-deformation d magnetic effects on the inte-ma
friction of iron
CITED SOURCE: 3b. Relaksats, yavleniya v met, i splavalihe Mop
.Metallurgizdat# 1963* 176-183
TUP10 TAUS: deformation, magnetic effect, internal friction..iron,
,,domain boundaryp ferromagnotism IV
I
~TRPITSLATION: Transitory instability of Armco iron and
electrolytic
iron samples was investigated in various initial states (after
demagnetization by a changing field, in a state of residual
induction#
and after elastic doformatiou). Study was also made of the
recovery
of stabilized internal friction brought about by losses due to
magnetic hysteresis, as a result of magnetic and deformation
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.friction was measured with an inverted low frequency torsion
pendul= at temperatures from -196 to +1000, In the study of Fe
annoaled in 11 (in this case there were losse3 due to magnetic
hFsteresis), instability was found in the temperature interval
from
-~0 to -4-50, Outside this interval, the Interr,a]. friction of
Fe was
stable, indepondent of the Initial state of the samplo.
Instability
of Internal friction Is observed in samples subjected to ma6netic
(con3tant and changing field) and deformation effects. An
increase
in internal friction# as a result of deformation effects, leads
to
approxii-m-ately the aame level ir-dependent of the initial
state of the
sample, including the state following sta1bilization of internal
friction. The high residual value of internal friction in Fe
annealed in H is connected with losses due to magnetic
hysteresisp
determined b;?-hoterogenoous displacements of the domain
boundaries
under the effect of external elastic stresses. The decrease of
internal friction with the passage of time is ex-lained by the
redistribution of foreign atoms, as a result of i4hich there
comes
about a blocking of the domain boundaries and a decrease In
losses due
to magnetic hysteresis, 10 literaturo titlea.
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ASD m -3 ASD(p)-3/AP/L JDIM
MMSSIM NR: AR4046552 S/0058/64/'000/008/SO86087
SOURCE: Ref. zh. rizika, Abs. 8E670
AUMORS: Avraamov, Yu. S.1 Kekalo, 1. B t V!M~V~-
TMZi Effect of teaparaturs.-anpUtude, and frequa=j of elavatic
=iIIAtions
cn the "negnetic" peak of tjt_ernal fricticrn in iron
C= SOUPCE i Sb. relaks. yavleniya v met. i splavakh, M,
Metallurgizdat, 1963,
184-189
I TCPIC TAGS: iron,. internal frictionp tenperature dependence,
magnatic field
inbensity, elastic vibration, plastic defermati damin structure
MIPNSIA7TCN: A study was made of the properties of the migntetle peak
(W) off the
intexnal friction (IF) in electrolytic iron annealad in H M wre
2 - 'he
made on a rela;mtcr asseubled in accmlanoa with the sche am (if an
inverted lc;%-
frequency pendulm, in the tzmpmture intarval frcm -196 to +60C, an
samples 70
m- lc-r;g arOl 0.7 m in diarrater. 7be plot of the IF a9 a furwtion of
the alternat-
ing nagnetic field intersity eA-tibits a maximn in the entirn
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perature interval, - -Ttle Paramters- of ft. given MP (heightt width,
field
pending to the nwdmm IF) depend cn the tenperature. With decreasing
teaperaturer
the MP broadans, its height increases slightly? and the MP shifts
ta4=d hi(,ter
lralw-s of the constant-field inte-awity. nw VP pz=wTetars al: a chasm
benrerattwe
(-19iV-') depends straigly cn Uie arEplitude (A) of Uia elastic
Abratiais. Kith
increasing A the IT field decreaso.4 mmotcnically in acccr3mm with a
hyperbolic
Law; tli-- height of the peak first increases and then de=ea--A!s. The
par=eters cf
the MP are st3mqly influw-ced by plastic dafonnation o.-E the sanple.
The Mlique-
ness of the vitriation of the paramters at em W with th-- txmperatum
vaelation
is related to the tenperature variation of the constants of the
ragnatic state of
the iron and with the accoaVanying changes in, the, Vagnetic acmain
str,~.
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SOURCE: Ref. zh. Motallurgiya, Abs. 712?-3
Aulnua; Kekal6'. 1. Bo-"ivshits, B. G.; 112rgnprp _Y,_
TITLE: The effect of elastic deformation and aertain magnetia
effects on the internal friction f-1
'CITED SOURCE: Sb, Relaksatse yaileniya~V'7 met. i splaval&he Mop
i.Metallurgizdat, 1963# 190-197
!TOPIC TAGS: elastic deformation, magnetic effectq lztornal friction,
iron, domain boundary# ferromagnettsmp temperature dependence
TRANSLATION: Investigations were made on wire samples mado of Armco
~iron and oloctrolytic iron, Internal fftetion was measured with an
inverted low frequency torsion pendulum; deforration on the surface of
tba samDle was 6 a 1o-5. The charracter of the tGmperaturo dependence
of tho intornal friction of both kinds of Fe aEnplea depends hardly a~
all on magnotization. Refining the Fe leads to a sharp increase in
rosidual internal friction (approximatoly'3 tim.0s) and to the
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.appearance of a dependence-of Internal fricticn
magnetization.
on
This increase in residual internal friction is explained by the fact
that refining decreases the total amount of Impu-ities In the Po and
renders easier the displacement of domain bound%-ios by the effect of
externai stresses, and this in turn leads to an Lncroase In losses
duo to magneto-cla3tic hysteresis, An amplitude dependence of
Internal friction is observed only in the case of Fe annealed In H2.
In the case of eymoaled samples, a reversible effect of the influence
of preliminary elastic defomiation on internal n,iction is observed.
At a given temperature, Internal friction dependa not only on
preliminary deformation,, but also on the type of magnetic effect.
The changge in internal friction affected by preliminary deformation
is not connected with plastic deformation, but in determined by
magneto-elastia processes and appearm roversiblo In relation to
magnetic effects. 15 literature titles,

KEKADD, I.B.; LIVSHITS, B.G.
Response to remarks made by K. Mishek. Fiz. met. i
metalloved. 17 no.
2t298-300 F '64. (MIRA 17t2)
1. Moskovakiy institut stali i splavov.

PAX,HENKO, Ye,','.., PAN-11i.7riA, ',B,- r-HT~C'.'A)
L.I.;
HDAN91, V.V.; Zlf--"J ",I, N,P,, , L -' F:11' '51 B.11.
Residuai stress--, , r, s mb~~t~ ~il A-~-,~-! steel.
Stan. i Instr.
36 no.8.27.---..-) Ag :~,r, "',';,A 18:9)
k. I -~.

KERALO, L. A.
Cand Med Sci - (d-hs) "Effect of morshinskaya mineral
water fron.
source No 1 in the cultivation of B-2 on the gastric
function."
Chernovts.y, 1961. 18 pp; (Ministry of Public Health
Ukrainian
SSR, Chernovtsy-Med Inst); 200 CODies; price not given;
(KL,
6-61 sup, 238)

KSKALO, Ya., polkovnik
Value advanced experience and disseminate it. Komm.
Voornah. Sil 46 no.9t
30-35 My 165. (MIRA 180)

K M LO, Ya.K.9 polkovnik
The Communist Partyp creator of the nation's air
defense, and
organizer and inspiration of its combat capacitics.
Veat.protivovozd.
obor. no.2:8-12 F 163. (MIRA 14:2)
OltuBia-Air Force)

K a,T -- V , K . K 11 . ,~IAITUSHMO, 0. A. trid Mii-TNX, A. "'.
"The Effect en Inadequate cLxcitants on the Jensibilil'y of
Feripheral Vision,
Ist. Report: The Effect of the Dose (Intensity and Persiotance
of Action of the
Excitant"., Arkhiv Biolog. Nauk, Vol. 1~-, 3rd ed.. 1936.

K. Kh.
"Influence of Inadequate Excitations on the 6ensibility of
Feripheral Vision.
1st Report: Me%surement of Speed at the Initial Stage of
Dark-Adaptatiowl,
Biul. &csperim. Biologhii i Meditsini, Vol. 4, No. 4, 1937.

;,. Kh,
"The Action of Inadequate Excitants on the Aeceptors", Dokl AN
SSz;R, Vol. 14,
No. 8, 1937.

-- - -- % , , . - - -4 ,.1 .o--.
IlThe Tnfluence of Inaqen-iate &citants on the Senaibilit-r oil
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i Chinekolo-,hia,
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