SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PARFENOV, V. V. - PARFENOVA, G. A.

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YANTS, R. I., PARFElYN, V. V.
E It ~ctrcrmagnetis---
Practicability cf electromagnets for mearurinR thi-- reverge sensivity of ferrrmagnetic
materia.1 in interne f1:1dF. Izv. ~14 SS-c'T:?. Spr. fi--,. 16 No. 5, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June -1953. Unclassified.

Abel's. Pakladt,
-The drperidrmv of thr
IfAlle.ml Eon the magurtizationJ.characteritic offerro.
11"sn"tic inatcrial*. E - RJib, where i - cd., h - di-
'411tv between the eirctrades. and fit - ferrom"netic
11411 con-t-. was tesled on cletrtrolytic Fe in the trinp. range
from -t, to 10&3*K. At each temp.. tbr dependency of E
an J WAN found to be linear. In taws of the temp_ jF'
JFA%W~ thfOUJIb a MAI. nrat the Curie point 0. and thrn lAR3
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Maxnrtir field) wbirb is only vM slightly tempArprittlent.
and a orongly temp -dependent pan R.P due to magnrli.
Nation N, is eliminated in the differrnm AN - Njr -
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April 19~4
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TRTMMity "Jagnetic Fic
Parfenov U. so so F-
An e~x~6~qim investigation to'the influence of p~lastic
deformation in torsion and tension on th6 magnetization
curves of iron and nickel in fields,'up to 10,000 Oersted,
from -which the fundamental laws, and constants are derived.
It is confirmedo that the existing,mapetic anistropy is
conditioned. by the or atal me P
y. IJ -an4stro y of the material.
(Bibl.11)

PAWENDV V V - SHUMU)V, Tu.V.
Investigation of the magnetic susceptibility of carbon steel in
strong magnetic fields. Fiz. met. i metalloved. 1 no.3:434-440
155. (MIRA 9:6)
1.,Urallskiy goaudarstvennyy universitat
(Steel--Magnetic proportion)

PAFVZNQJpV.V..,
"Invest L~,a tion of i-IaLmetuic SusceptibiliLy in Alloyz wiL~i Iron-
N ickel Base in Hih i-,a:rnetir,- Fields" Sverdlovs-~
r,
Qonference on Hiydc5 of ka;,netic hienomena,
kiay 1956, S-.rerctlo~isk,

"~ie"j ni; the laade,S' of Gas Turbines," by V. Parfenov and N.
CheMkh, Grazdmskaya AViats No 11, Rov 5b, P
The developmeut of interarystalline microscopic fissures along the
edges ot the metal surface grains of jet engine gas turbine blades, with
-,-,.subsequent deeper ptnetration due to thermal and mechsnica3 stresses, re-
BUltS in blade fallures. The unsatisfactory results of removing the chrome
~-.;'&nd aluduum o:dde :!i3.m by other methods led to the development of a chem-
-77, which consists of 4.3% nuobm~t(fiu~Lic) d ,l
loal reagent, It aCi EP Vt 34 1.4
,rtad 19.2% nitric acl.d. (OP Vt, 1.3-1-4) in water. .The compound formed by
:~.Abe action of the rvagent can be easily cleaned with a hairbrush and a
"itream of vater. Axiy flaws can then easily be detectid vith a binocular
lens.
It is stated that R-77 has no effect on nonoxidizing metals. Blade
is not reduced. However, blades made of EI-437 type alloys are
tability
.1wSatiVely affe,Aed owing to the vigorous consumption of the reagent and
".jrolonged pickling. The temperature of the reagent should be held to
,ithin 25-3c~, .4%nd.t,,ie Pick"n time should not exceed.40 minutes.

AUTHOR: Parfenov, V.V. 48-9-25/26
TITLE: An Invectigation of the Magnetic Susceptibility of Solid Solutions
on the Basis of Iron and Nickel (Issledovaniye magnitnoy
vospriinichivosti tverdykh rastvorov na oanove zheleza i nikelya)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya AN SSSR Seriya Fizicheskaya, 1957, Vol. 21, Nr 9,
PP- 132,'-1333 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In this paper the magnetic susceptibility of solid solutions
in the xange of very strong magnetic fields was investigated
at difff!rent temperatures. For the purpose of recordin6 the curves
of magnetization and susceptibility at room temperature, the me-
thods described by the author in former publications (Izvestiya
All SSSR, Seriya Fizicheakaya, Vol. 16, p. 6o1, 1952, and Vol. 16,
p. 611, 1952) were applied. The essential part of the measurements
was conducted in fields up to lo.ooo Oe. The examinations showed
that the law of the approach of saturation is complied with suf-
ficiently well. The constants contained in this law are caused
by the differing magnetization processes and are essentially
dependent upon the nature of the admicutre atoms. The investiagtions
made it possible to give a judgement on the conclusions from
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LiGhe susceptibility upon

,AUTHORS: Parfenov. V.V.. Voroshilov, V.P.
48-9-26/26
TTTLE: Note on the Influence of Elastic Deformations on the Susceptibili-
ty of a Para-Process ( Vliyaniye uprugoy deformatsii na vospri-
imchivost' paraprotsessa)
PERIODICAL: Izv(!stiya AN SSSR Seriya Fizicheskaya, 1957, Vol. 21, Rr 9,
pp. 1334 - 1336 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In this paper preliminary experimental investigations on the in-
fluence of elastic deformation on the sMeptibility of a para-
prou-ess at a unidirectional dilatati= were conducted. A molybdenum
permalloy and a invar alloy were selected as samples. The utili-
zation of these substances made it possible to investigate the
problem under consideration in comparatively weak fields, where
the modification of the magnetization is entirely dependent upon
the para-process. Not noticeable modification of sLweptibility
was found in the substances under investigation under the influ-
ence of a unidirectional dilatation . The examination of the
temperature dependence of the susceptibility confirmed the opi-
nion, that the observed modifications of 8tBoaptibility are caused
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FARMOV. V.V.
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Determinixg the extent of steel magnetization in strong maguatic
filedso Zey.lab.23 no.Z:211-215 '57- (KLPA 10:3)
1. Ural'okly gonudarstv*Wy iialversitet im. A.M. GorIkogo.
(St,sel-Magnetic properties) (Magnetic fields)

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AUTHORS. Parfenov, V.V, and VoroFhilov, V.P.
TITLEt Investigation of the eff-_t of unlaxial tension and
tompression in the elastii~. range on the saturating
magnetizat-Lon intensity and on susceptibility of the
para-proceas of ferromagnetib
PERIODICAL: Fizika metalloir I metallu'Ledenlye, 1961, Vol.12, No.2,
pp. 240-.248
TEXT x The effs.-~t of itirachani-al f,.t iort; on the saturation
ma.grietization 13 constjtu-t~_-i oric ,f the moi-e important problems
Of the modern theory of Following the findings of
K,,P,Belov (Ref.4;, '41,hTF, 1949 19, 10'1)2 DAN SSSR, 1948, 61, 807,
ZhTF 9 1949, 19, 66:i~ ZhTF, 1) 348) who showed that..
eontrary to the gentrell] Y 4-~- ~.ept " -3 1 of a ferromagnetic
li; affected by uninxial ten6lon i;i the at)-serice of phase
transformations), -the present ekutho,!~g had undertaken further study
:,r this problem, The effet of vinl~~xiol_ elastiz~. both tensile and
,ompressive strain~a on 1. of ~-,atiijks6 ' cr ~ umagne, tics at 77 to 4OOoK
--5 investigated., az~ -well as ihe eff:- of the.-5e factors on the
--,~1_s-,eptibility of the para-P-C~"t~st' lit addition, the effect of
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intensity of magnetization caused by increasing the applied load
to 0; the graphs above and below the H axis relate to tensile
and compressive strains, respectively, of specimens at 4000K
(curves I and 5), 2880K (curves 2 and 4) and 770K (curve 3).
Using the linear portion of curves in Fig.2, the present authors
constructed the A1,, (Gauss) versus a (kg/mm2) graphs for the
64% Fe- 36% Ni alloy; these are shown in Fig.3, where triangles
and dots indicate results obtained under tensile stresses,
circles and crosses Andicating data obtained in compression;
curves 1, 2 and 3 were obtained for specimens at 400, 288 and 770K,
respectively. Results, similar to those illustrated in Fig.2 and
3. 'were obtained for all other Fe-Ni alloys containing 32-40% Ni.
The results of the other series of experiments are reproduced in
Fig-5. Here, Al. is plotted against a for the 640,o' Fe - 36% Ni
alloy, tested at 77, 295 and 4000K (,ur-,,es 1, 2 and 3 respectively)
in the annealed condition (dots) and ifter plastic deformation of
710' (crosses) or 140% (triangles). The results obtained for the
~050 Fe- 30% Ni alloy, tested under c = 6 jtg/mM2, are reproduced in
Fig,,6, where &Is is plotted against the test temperature (00,
cUrVes 1 - 6 relating to results obtained in fields of 315, 525,
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1050, 1575, 290 and .320 Oe , res pec t I %, e I ~,. Other restilts
obtained for this alLoy, tested in a field H = 1050 Oe, are
sbos,m in Fig.8 where &I, is plotted a.mainst 0, curves 1-7
relating to data obtatined at 50, 311, 16, 70, 75, 81.5 and 1010C,
r-z-spectively,. The results of the present investigation proved
conclusively that uniaxial elastic strains (both tensile and
compressive) affect the magnitude of the saturation magnetization
isl the resultant change being practically independent of the
magnetic field strength. This effect was observed at all
temperatures below the Curie point, Al. (in the case of alloys
containing 32 to 40% Ni) being proportional to the applied load.
The results of measurements, carried out in fields of up to
3500 Oe on Fe-Ni alloys, ordered Ni3Dtn alloy and other materials,
showed that the susceptibility of the para-process is unaffected by
elastic strains (both tensile and compressive) even at
temperatures approaching the Curie point. The change of the
interatomic distance, caused by elastic strains, is bound to
affect the energy of interaction between electrons participating in
ferromagnetic phenomeria, and this provides a qualitative explanation
of t-)ie observed variation of the saturating magnetization intensity.
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At present, it is not possible quantitatively to determine the
effect of the mechanical factors on Al and on its temperature
dependence, or to formulate a well-substantiateA explanation of the
fact that Als is independent of H and that the susceptibility
of the para-process is not affected by a . The same applies to
the fact that, in the case of the N13ftl alloy characterized by
high-volume magnetostriction and susceptibility of the para-process,
the saturating magnetization intensity is not affected by elastic
strains. The most simple explanation of the anomalies, observed
in the alloys of the Invar type, can be provided on the basis of a
postulate of the exiatence of "latent" antiferromagnetism
(Ref.9: Kondorskiy, Y.I. ZhETF, 1959, 37, No.6 (12), 1819),
although there may be some other contributing factors such as the
variation of the constitution of the alloy during elastic
deformation. There are 8 figures and 9 references: 7 Soviet and
2 non-Soviet. The reference to an English language publication
reads as follows: Patrick L. Phys. Rev., 1954, 93, 384.
ASSOCIATION: Urallskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. A.M.Gor1kogo
(Ural State University imeni A.M.Gorlkiy)
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At ORS; Parfenoy_L_Y,,_V., and Voronhilov, V.P.
TITLE: The process of magnetisation of ferromagnetics in
the region of high magnetic fields.
I. The influence of elastic and plastic deformation
on the law governing the approach to magnetic
saturation
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v-13, no-3, 1962,
340-350
TEXT: Susceptibility measurements were made on nickel and
permalloy when under loads of up to 22.8 kg/MM2 and after their
removal. The samples were 300 nun long and 2.5-5.0 mm in
diameter for magnetising fields up to 3500 oersted, and 100 min
long and 6 mm diameter for fields up to 10 000 oersted. These
fields were supplied by an oil-cooled solenoid. The
experimental method is described in earlier papers. It is shown
that. in the region where truo magnotiontion in not playing an
essential role, the susceptibility is changed by elastic
deformation of the samples and depends on the change in elastic
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strain in the crystal lattice. For high magnetic fields the
change in differential susceptibility with field is given by:
b a :4
H 2 + T3 + ... + XP (Ht T) (1)
where a and b are coefficients connected with the change in
45 magnetization under the influence of an external magnetic field
In the case of plastic deformation a increased with deformation
up to the limit meaj5ured (22.8 kg/mm2). Good agreement is
obtained between experimental and theoretical values of a.
Values of the coefficient b were also determined. The
50 coefficients a and b should change equally under the
influence of plastic. deformation, hence b also should be
proportional to the plastic deformation. The experimental
results do not confirm this and it is not possible to give a
clear explanation of the observed approach to saturation on the
basis of the resultv obtained. The measurements were all taken
at 278-290 oK. It is possible that a comparison with
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measurements at different temperatures may help to clarify the
problem. ,
There are 8 figures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Urallskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni
A.M. Gcorlkogo
(Ural State University imeni A.M. Gorlkiy)
SUBMITTED: Initially, April 10, 1961;
After revision, August 16, 1961.
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AUTHORS: Parfenov. V.V,, Voroshilov, V.P.
TITLE: Magnetization processes for ferromagnetics in the
region of high magnetic fields. 11 The influence of
elastic and plastic deformation on the law of approach
to magnetic saturation at various temperatures
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v-13, no.4, 1962,
502-511
TEXT: According to experimental results described in the paper
the law of approach to saturation of magnetization can be presented
in the form
aH- 3 + bH-2 + + c
4 H1/2
where X is the constant part of the susceptibility. In this
region op magnetic fields, where the terms containing the
coefficients a and b are not significant, changes in the
magnetization path depend on essential paraprocesses and the
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Magnetization-proceisses ... E039/E435
experimental values of susceptibility conform to the following law
+ c
P H JLT2
where depends only on temperature. This law is valid for a
wide range of temperatures but not near to the Curie point, The
ch-nge in susceptibility under the influence of elastic
d,~~:ormation (uniaxial elongation and compression) at different
temperatures depends on changes in the elastic stress conditions
of the crystal lattice. In the case of nickel its natural
crystalline anisotropy is increased when under load but the
coefficient a is riot reduced. The theoretical formulae
connecting a with the values of the external and internal
strains a and 01, characteristic of the mechanical conditioil of
the crystal lattice under load and after its removal, shoif good
agreement with experimental data for all the investignted materials
"t different temperatures. The coefficient b is small for the
normal and loaded conditions. It ia shown that the greater the
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Magnetization processes ... E039/E435
load producing plastic deformation the larger the change in b
observed after the removal of the load. The value of b is
weakly dependent on temperature. The given law is valid for Ni,
Fe, Permalloy, Ni3Mn and some Fe-Ni alloys related to the invar
group. These materials were investigated in the temperature
range 77 to 4OO*K and for specific loadings up to 22.8 kg/mm2.
There are 9 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Urallskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. A.M.Gor,kogo
(Ural State University imeni A.M.Gorlkiy)
SUBMITTED: April 10, ig6i (inLtiaii-y)
July 1, 1961 (after revi;sion)
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JAHMP~V, V. V!j LOBANOV, Yu. A.; SHBOLIN, ~. V.
Investigating the lav of magnetization an oaching saturation
. kK--
in specimens made of fine ferromagnetic powders Fiz. met. i
metalloved. 14 no-4:503-511 0 162. iMM 15:10)
1, Ural'skiy gosudarstvanr77 univeraitet imeni A. M. GorIkogo.
(Vagnetimation) (Metal powdere-4kgnetic properties)

PARMOVO V.V.
Ferromagnetic material magnetization procesiqwi in the range of high
magnetic fields. Fiz. met. i metalloved. 16 P(,.6:827-836 D 963.
(14IRA 17: 2)
1. Urallskiy gosudzirstvennyy universitet imeni A.M.Gorlkogo.

ACC NR, AP7005132 SOURCE CODE: UR/0126/66/022/004/0563/0568
AUTHOR: Parfenov, V. V.; Mulyukov, Kh. Ya.; Kurarkov, A. A.; Klyuyeva, 1. B.
ORG: Ural State University im. A. M. Gor'kiy (Urallskiy gosuniversitet)
TITLE: Effect of dimensions of the specimen on the formation of magnetic properties in the
cobalt-platinum alloy
SOURCE: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v. 22, no. 4, 1966, 563-568
TOPIC TAGS: cobalt alloy, platinwn alloy, magnetic coarcive force, magnetic susceptibility
A13STRACT: When in high-coercive state, Co-Pt alloys form a fine-disperse two-phase sys-
tem, which accounts for their high coercive force and magnetic energy. The principal factors
in the effect of such a structure of the alloy on its magnetic properties must be: the nature of
the phases formed, their amount, shape and pattern of distribution. If that is so, then the
variation in the magnetic characteristics of these alloys during the various regimes of their
heat treatment must follow the same laws as in the case of pressed ferromagnetic powders
With change in theirnature, size, packing density, etc. To further elucidate this nature of -3
the magnetic properties of these alloys, the authors investigated the effect of sheet (1 to 10 mri)-

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thickness and wire diameter (diameter I to 2-10-2 mm) on the processes of magnetization
and magnetization reversal following various types Of thermomechanical treatment (quenching,
tempering at 600, 630, 650, 700 and 7500C for 1 hr, rolling). The principal magnetic character
istics were measur(d in an electromagnet in fields Of UP to 20, 000 0e at 77 and 3000K with the
aid of a high-sensitivity magnetometer. Findings: following quenching coercive force is low
(-10 oe) and magnetization saturation is maximal (- 720 gauss). The smaller the thickness of
the specimen the hi&er the coercive force is, and the lower the initial susceptibility is. With
increase in tempert2g temperature coercive force initially increases until it reaches a peak
(-630-680*C) after which it begins to decrease; for initial susceptibility an opposite pattern is
observed. On the otl~er hand, magnetization saturation steadily decreases with inc~rease in tem-
pering temperature. In specimens whose thickness is reduced by means of cold grinding or
etching from 1 mm to 5-10-2 myn (i. e. with conversion from three-dimensional to two-and one-
-dimensional cases) coercive force decreases and initial Eatseeptibility increases. Thus the
size of specimens (on trimition from three-dimensional specimens to two- and one-dimensionall
cases) markedly affects the formation of magnetic properties of the Co-Pt alloy. It is presumed
that the decrease In coercive force with decrease in thickness following optimal treatment is
associated with the change In the dispersity of particles and In their magnetic interaction. SU
conclusion the authors wish to express their appreciation to N. 1. SoIPvIyev for preparing the
specimens. Orig. art. has; 6 figures.
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FONINYM, F,D,. TORILIN) N.F.; PARFENOV, V.V.
Cn- 'ctiess vhase-ghiftlrg se,-rlocnduc,~or rlevice. - -
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HYRIKA, V.F.; KRAUS, E.G.; TOMILIN, N.F.; PARFENOV, V.V.; FOMII-FfKH, F.D.
Experimental stoping cutter-loader with a regulatrA J.c.
drive. Nauch. trudy XINIUI no.15:23-40 164. (MIN' IP.,8)

KUPCHE)WO, L.D.;. PARFEN(YV,, V.V.
Use of latexes as film-forming agents in coating dyes for leather.
Kozh.-obuv.prom. 6 no.3t2&30 Mr '64. (MIRA l?t4)

PARFENOV, V.V.; LOBASTOV, Yu.P.
flagnetization procesnes of ferromagnetic materials in the region
of strong magnetic fields, Part 3: Investigating., on single crys-
tals.. the law of MigneiAsation approaching paturation. Fiz. met.
i metalloved. 16 no.3:334-342 S 163. (AURA 16:11)
1. Urallskiy gogudarstvennyy universitet imeni A.M.Gorlkogo.

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ACCESSTM' VR: AF4009371~ ;,6A, 6/0,7 61cjP;;17108 -,6
AITTHOR:- Pilrfenov, V. V.
TITLE: Processes of ferrovirynetic mr-netlivition in hii?h mnrnetic flel~s. 4.
Zn4 I on
Stuc~v of the lew Poverning m-ignati arProuch to saturation in alloys
S01TRCE: Fizikn metallov i inets1loveden-.1ye, v. 16, 1963, S27-F36
TOPIC Ttj,'S: mngnetic field, inngnetivition, ferromngnetl-ic mrt7notiz.-tion, r;-7-neti7a-
tion~sntijrqtion, ferromrignotic heterogerpous alloys, strueture trAnsformnt3an
ef,'ect, phase trpnsfornntion effect
IMSTRACT: The effect of structuro and rhpse tringformrtions on the nli!mMGnt of the
Lingmetivition curve in mnrnetic fields, in) to 10 000 o was investigated.
rents at room terperriture wero made in an electrom,-gniet. The sami)les were cylirdri-
cal, 1.2 no long Pnd 6 mm in diameter. Ali, hirher tenr?erptures (400 to 77K) , thle
mezisurements were taken in an oil-cooled solenoid (mognetic fields up to Z500 e).
In the Intter case the snmrles were shpred nz ellipsoids of revolution. Tho rela-
tion of differentip] susceptibility -4 to the field (H--) is shown in Fig. 1 of the
Enclosure. This relntionsi-Ap wps sustained by the rasults obtained for hotero(yene-
ous alloys with ferromngnatic and nonmagnetic phase wncentrations veryinc-, withfn
Cord

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bropd lirreLts. Forces counternctir.E., the :,chieverjent of the saturation stete
heterogeneous n1loys were introduced "m
L. y the effect of the internal fields (6-'sturb-
ances of maometization homo7eneity) . Orig. irt. has: 2 tables, 7 figures, and 2
forrOas.
ASSOCIATIM: Ural'skiy gosuniversitet, in.. A. V. GorIkogo (Ural Stste University)
SUBVITTED.- OBJan63 DA7E AV: 03r-eb64 E,7CL: 01
STIB CODE: YL, PH 'Nr, REF SOV* 021 OTFIR: 008
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PIMN0,11 V.V.; VOROSHILOV, V.P.
Ferromagnetic material magnetization pr;x.-esses in the range of
high magnetic fields. Part 2.- Effect of elastic and plastic
deformations on the law of magnetization nearing saturation at
various temperatures. Fiz. m--t. i metalloved. 13 no.4:502-511
Ap 162. (MM 16:5)
1. Urallskiy gosudarstvannyy universitst imeni A.M.Gorlkogo.
(Deformations (Mechanics)) (Ferronagnstism)

FJXM)TOTG YA"w*
MMOOOMMwM~--
A.romium saweed savlW. Sots. trud no.4:128-129 Ap 057.
(KLVA 10:6)
1. Nachallnik planovogo otdola lurlyanoviskoy stantaii aeratail.
(Sewage-PUrifleation) (Bonue system)

PARFENOV., Ye.A.
Measures worked out by the Committee for Fulfilling Decisions
of the Norember 1962 Plenum of the Central Conmittee of the
CIPSU. Biul. telh.-ekon. infom. Gos. nauch. ..isel. ins t.nauch. i
tekh.inform. no.3:68-71 163. (MIRA 16:4)
(Russia-Economic policy)

GUMICH, Ya.D.; SHIBOV. A.S.; LIVSHITS, Z.I.; LOSEV, H.T.; RAIANOVSKIY, S.A.;
UDYANSKrY, 11.Ya.: WMAVIYEV, V.N.; AMIYAN, V.A.; LOZGACHEV, P.M.;
WROSIMOV, V.S.; PCW. S.&.; HATSKIN, L.A.; RATUSH. P.P.; PARYANY.
Te.1 - DUBROVINA, F.D., vedushchiy red.; MWINA, B.A., taki;=re
~Z~
[Soviet petroleum industry) N8ftianais prouW"lennost' SSSR.
Moskva, Goa.usuchno-tekhn.izd-vo neft. I gorno-toplivnol lit-ry,
1938. 330 P- (MJJkA 11:3)
(Petroleum Industry)

ZUSIN, S.I., lnzh..- FARFMV, Ye-N-, inzh-
Measures for savint fuel oil. Inereetik 6 no.9,10-22 5 158.
()URA 11M)
(Protroleum as fuel)

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SOV-91-55-9-4/2O~
AUTHOR: Zusin, S.I. and Parfanov, Ye.,.11.;_Engineers
.A__-~
TITLE: Measures for Economizing on Firing Mazut (Meropriyatiya no
ekonomii rastopochnogo mazuta)
PERIODICAL: Energetik. 1958, Nr 9, pp 10-12 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: To ensure the proper supply of air to the firing chamber,
necessary for the economical burning of mazut during the
firing of a boiler, the draft fan may be switched on. Re-
gulations, however, forbid this before the temperature of
the exhaust gases has reached 120 0C, for fear of causing gas-
corrosion at the cold end of the air-heater. A stud,, of old
air-heaters, removed after 25 years service, revealed no
trace of gas corrosion. The author concludes that for firing
a boiler which has been on reserve for less than 24 hours,
the fan may be switched on fit the beginning of the process
with resultant saving in ma,,,ut. Where a boiler is being re-
peatedly shut off on reserve, rapid cooling takes place
through natural draft. To prevent this, a swinging valve
can be installed in the inlet of the flue-gas pump, automa-
tically cutting off any natural draft. When firing from cold,
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Measures for Economizing on Firing Mazut SOV-91-58-/0-4/29
pairs, a metal cone may be fitted into the nozzle of the
burner to assist firing, instead of using an nil flare.
The cone is heated by the burner flame and causes immediate
reignition if the burner flame is extinguished due to pul-
sations in the mazut supply (Figure 3). An even better sta-
bilizing device is shown in Figure 4 and consists of a per-
forated metal cap designed to fit over the end of the burner
nozzle. There are 4 diagrams.
1. Boilers--Operation 2. Fuels--Economic aspects
Card 2/2

FILIP.POV,A.M.; PABMU.".L; 14CROZOVA,A.D.; TOMCHIN,B.Z.; SHAFRAN,B.I.,
otv. red.; Ch-SNOKOVA, T.V., red.; SLUT5119, A.A., tektzn.
red.
[Handbook on electric measurements in municipal telephobe
lines] Fnkovodstvo po elektrichookim izmereniiam linii go-
rodst1kh telefonnykh setei. Moskva, Sviazlizdat, 1962. 120 p.
. I (MRA 16:6)
1. Rassia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Upravleniye mestnoy telefonnoy
svyasi i radiofikatsii. 2. SotrudrAki lineyno-kabellnoy IabD-
ratorLi-NauL-hno-iseledovatellskogci institute gDrodskoy i sel'skoy
telefonno_y svyazi Ministerstva avyazi SSSR (for Parfe"novP Morozova,
FilIPPOV). (7,01ep4mw 11hes)
(Electric meii~dtftents--Pkfidbo6lii, t6huals, etc.)

3245
S/194/61/000/010/082/082
D271/D301
AUTHORS: Parfenov, Yu.A. Kopacheva, Yu.I., Goryachev, V.A.,
_~i~ne_ico~,E. Mosolova, G.K.
TITIX: Apparatus for automatic measurement of crosstalk
attenuation
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. 10, 1961, 2-3, abstract 10 LIO (Tr. nauchno-
tekhn. konferentsii Leningr. elektrotekhn. in-ta
svyazi, no. 1, L., 1961, 133-141)
TEXT: Measurement of near-end crosstalk attenuation in
multi-pair local telephone cables is at present both labor-consum-
ing and imperfect. In order to reduce time waste and improve the
supervision of the condition of local. cables, an apparatus was deve-
loped for automatic measurement of crosstalk attenuation which per-
mits automatic detection of low crosstalk attenuation pairs. The
capacity of the equipment is 200 x 2. The equipment is composed of:
Card 1/2

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on t(,'j0j,i;(J"Le i:: a corlMoD C:it)le. truu. L
'63.

PARIU;lArp Yil.,',.; A.D.
cuollir,,-,-s -,Y-,t,,men circuits in shart T" can2r-. sictions.
SWr. tru.-. ::!ITS no.11:2')2-162 163. 1,/:9)

21(0) S/026/60/000/03/025/047
DOOI/DO06
AUTHORS: Rodin, S.S., and Parfenov, Yu.D.
TITLE: The Peaceful Atom in Action
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1960, Nr 3, PP 107 109 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A conference on the Peaceful applications of
atomic energy was convened in Tashkent at the
end of 17597-by the Akademiya nauk Uzbekskoy
SSR (Academy of Sciences of the Uzbekskaya
SSR) and the republic's Nauchno-tekhnicheskiy
komitet Soveta Ministrov "'Scientific and Tech-
nical Committee of t-he Council of Ministers).
Over 1,000 scientists and specialists parti-
cipated and more than 300 papers were read at
the 2 plenary and 40 ordinary sessions
5VIo of them by Uzbek scientists. The sessions
were devoted to research on nuclear physics,
radiation chemistry, the uses of radio-isotopes I
in industry, geology, biology, medicine and
agriculture. The following reports were heard:
the development prospects of scientific re-
search by U.A. Arifoy Director of the Insti-
Institute)-
Card 1/6 tut yadernoy fiziki clear Physics

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The Peaceful Atom in Action
of the AS UzSSR; prospects for the peaceful uti-
lization of atomic energy in the USSR by V.I.
Sinitsyn, representative of Glavato at the
Sovet Ministrov SSSR (Council of Ministers of
the USSR); the production of radioactive iso-
topes in the USSR by G.M. Fradkin; the results
of the work of Uzbek scientists on the effect
of radiation on solids and liquids by S.V, Sta-
rodubtsev, vice-president of the AS UzSSR;
"Modern thods of Radiochemistry" by A.K,__
Lavrukhina who discussed the work of the Tn-
t the Ob"yedinennyy institut yadernykh ss e-
dovaniy (Joint Puclear ResAgrnh Tnstitute) in
Dubna; the adsorption of alkali- and rare earth
elements in chernozem by the marked atom method
by E.A. Chuveleva, K.V. Chmutov and R.P. Na-
Card 2/6 -zarov. Other papers and reports dealt with:

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The Peaceful Atom in Action
research into radio chemical processes; the
effect of ionizing radiation on matter; the
radio chemical method of obtaining highly ac-
tive metallic catalysts; the effect of radia-
tion on various polymers; the influence of gam-
ma-radiation on the composition and physico-
chemical properties of different components
of cotton seed; the radiochemical conversion
of matter in aqueous solutions; methods of ob-
taining pure radioactive isotopes; the state of
micro-quantities of radio-elements in solutions;
the use of radioactive iodine to diagnose and
cure functional disorders of the thyroid gland,
to determine its speed of accumulation in cases
of gastritis and to diagnose brain tumors; the
use of radio-isotopes to study the circulation
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DOOl/DO06
The Peaceful Atom in Action
medicines into the organism; the effect of ra-
dioactive vapours at Khodzhi-Obirgam spa on
the human organism; the functional change of
different systems, organs alid tissues under the
influence of ionizing radiation; the use of
radio-isotopes in treating tumors of the mouth,
throat. nasopharynx, etc., and experimenting
on living organisms; radio-isotopes in plant
cultivation; the properties of chlorophyl bio-
sythesis and destruction by radioactivity of
the cycle in plant organisms; the transmigra-
tion of mineral matter in the nourishment of
plants; the effect of small doses of radiation
on the growth, development and fertility of
cotton, mulberry-trees, etc; the problems of
using radiation in cattle-breeding and veteri-
nary surgery. The participants in the confe-
Card 4/6 rence inspected the recently built reactor.

S/026/60/000/03/o25/047
DOOI/DO06
The Peaceful Atom in Action
Apart from the new reactor, the Uzbek Nuclear
Physics Institute is equipped with a complex
of fast-neutron generators, a powerful cobalt
gamma-radiation installation and specially
equipped physical and radio-chemical buildings.
A cyclotron is under construction. It its
short existence the Institute has performed
much valuable research. OnE! of its contribu-
tions is the discovery that gamma-radiation is
excellent for preserving thEl cocoon of the mul-
bery silk-worm. Instruments for automating
labor-wasting production-quality control-pro-
cesses and production regulELting processes
evolved by the Institute are already in use
at enterprises in Tashkent, Chirchik and
Ammalyk. Radiation methods are also being used
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The Peaceful Atom in Action
soils of the Golodnaya Steppe and Central
Fergana with water.
ASSOCIATION: Institut geokhimii i analiticLeskoy khimii
Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of Geochemistry
and Analytic Chemistry of the AS USSR) -
Rod-in. Ministerstvo zdravookhraneniya RSFSR
(RSFSR Ministry of Health / Moscow) Parfenov.
Card 6/6

PARMOV, Yu,D,
- ----------------
Tranafer of etrontium from the mother to the fetuB. Med.rad. 5
no.lot75-80 160. (MIRA -1412)
(STRONTIUM METABOLISM) (PIACENTA)

~, FAWENDV~ YU.If.
Metabolism of SPO in the skeleton of dogs at remote periods.
Mod. rad. 5 no.12t43-47 160, (MIRA 14:2)
(STRONTOYA-ISOTOM) (BDNES)
(FADIATIOII SIOXNESS)

ZAhIJTINSKIY., David Iocifovich; PARFEN-OV, I 'Ay iopjaoYAcb4-
im k-
SELIVAWOVA, Lidiya Nikolayevna; LYA,'S, F.M.,, red.;
MROVA, tekhn. red.
(Manual on the toxicology of radioactive isotopes]Spravochnik
po toksikologii radioaktivnykh izotolpov. Moskva Medgiz,
1962. 115 P. N= 15-.8)
(ISOTOPES-TOXICOLOM!)

S/205/62/'002/005/003/017
D268/D308
AUTHORS: Duzhenkova, N.A., Parfenov, Yu.D., Savich, A.V., and
Yartsev, Ye.I.
TITLE: Radiochemical conversi.ons of aqueous solutions of
tryptophan
PERIGDICAL: .;"adiobiologiya, v.-2, no. 5, 1962, 662 - 666-
4
TEXT: An aaueous solution of Soviet dl-,trvDtoDhan (5 x 10- M) di-
luted to 2.~ x 1o-4 Y, in each of 3 media ania ex-posed- to C060 ga-mmia
radiation at 300 rad/min was used to determine the relationship of
some tryptophan radiolytic products (ammonia, anthranilic acids, and
kywarenine) to concentration and pH. Also-studied were the effects
of the protective cysteine hydrochloride and the sensitizing Na 2 S208
on tryptophan radiolysis. The yield of radiochemical decomposition
products was markedly affected by the pH of the solution. Maximum
amino acid resistance in neutral medium was at pH 5.89. The quanti-
ty of anthranilic acids and kynurenine formed at the disruption of
the indole ring increased with enhanced alkalinity of the solution.
Card 1/2

Radiochemicai conversions of ...
The pro-rective effect of cysteine
pH 2.7 and 11 and was also found
the nedium, being more pronounced
showing -,,hat cysteine acts as an
There are 5 figures.
SUBVIITTED: I'larch 2, 1962
S/205/62/002/UO5/003./017
D268/D308
hydrochioride was determined at
markedly dependent on the pH of
in acid than in alkaline media,
acceptor of H and HO2radicals.
Card 2/2

HELINIKOVP V. V.; LITVIIIOV, N. N.; ?ARFVlOV, Yu. D.
---
Sme new data relative to the blastorogerle action of Sr9o.
Vop. onk. 8 no.7:10-14 162. WRA 15:7)
1. AN? SSSR (rukovite3l, raboty - deyety. chl. PNI SSSSR, Prof.
N. A. Krayevskiy, prof. D. I. Zakutinskiy)
(STRONTIUM-ISOTOPES) (CARCINOGENS)

VOROMEYKINA, T.V.; PARFENGV Yu.D.; ZAKqJI'INSKIY, D.I., prof. nauchny-
.-. - y ruko-
vodite I I v..~
Placental transfer of strontium-90 (Sr90). Biul. eksp. biol. i med.
54 no.8:96-100 Ag 162. (lrTR.A j?:11Y
1. Predstavlena deystvitellnym chlenom AMN SSSR A.V. Lebediriskim.

P-thart-li-the
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PARFENOV Y-u-.D.; YUSUI'C;V, A.A.; ZAKUll'INSKIY, D.I., nau,.-hnyy ruko-,,odiL6i'
~
ravoty-
Passage of Sr9P and Ca45 through the placenta in rats.Biul. ek4.
biol. i med. 57 no.3:67-70 Mr 164.
(MIRA 17:11~1
1. 1'redstavlena deystvitelInym chlenom AMN SSSR A.V. Lebedinskim.

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PARFENOV, YuqI*
Independence of the Nemkina intrusive complex. Hat. po geol. i Pol.
iskop.Kras.kraia no.3:243-245 162. (MIRA l7s2)

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GO SARS Iturn usphibriAr &Ms rrfjxwd by disin, with uper-
hralrd sicans, are preferable to the neutral salts 1*,cauw
ol twites soly. and stability. They we rewlily uit-sul..
IM wing DD insell. residue if gently wartned. AsadtirtC.
naphthrnair is K";x Fiat Ill the finoirair; it is also Pairf in
.4ot all.$ 1141I."4" vim~wily. For pli-pri. W tilt chierl lilt,
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a6umpliun awl bay-Imm with naphlbrullic as with Wilik-
atedim-ts. TabulAted data anti curv" %how the ask nm~
t,-cit and tntial amitrit of acid and amiral naphlbrilairs
W %In, Co and 1%; tuas.. oplinmin aLml win. drier
it; paints (swne naphlbrnalrx); anti The rate of dryitig al
Pcint iduls. in coulilarison with Co linaleate as dlivy.
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FARFSNOVA,,A,I-; SITBIKOVA, L.V.; TSYGANKOVA, A.D.; EAPAKISHISHEVA, T.I.
.,11,bowNislow-
'0111lik,
Combined method for obtaining eureo=Fcin and vitamin B,,, Ned
prom. 11 no.8:10-12 Ag '57. (M 10:11)
1. Moskovskiy zavod meditsinakikh pXe aratov Nco.l.
(AMBOXYGIN) (VITANIIIS - Bl~

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64;6c"r
Nm- data on the theory o sulfite wood pulp cooking and their
prn.ctical significance. bum.prom. 30 no.10 no.10:5-7 0 '55.
(96RA 9:1)
l.TSentrallnyy nauchno-inaledovatellskiy institut bumagi.
(Wood pulp)

'ACe _/O -04/01C
5879 (AIX) SOURCE CODES UR/ 0413/66 /O6_0j_O_201
"JINVENTOR: Golldat, S. Yu.; Sokol ova, R. V,; Firsova, A. F.; Kadakova,
L. P.; Parfenova,*A,'I.; Karakishisheva, T. I.; Stepanova, Noye
ORG; none
TITLE% Actinomyces aureofaoiene 'strain L$B-181, producing chlortetra-
cycline and tetracycline* Class 30, No# 187242. (Announced by All-
Union Scientific Research Institute for Antibiotics (Vaesoyuznyy nauchro-
i,abledovatellskly Inst,itut antiblotikov))
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyyef obraztey, tovarnyye znaki, no. 20,
1966, 104
TOPIC TAGS: antibiotic, drug, Actinpmyces aureofaciens, chlortetra-
cycline, tetracycline
ABSTRAC*T: An Author Certificate has been issued for strain LSB-181,of
Acti'nomyoee aureofaoiens. Light-sensitive mycelia in 5-6 mm colonies
app;ear on its tenth day of growth on no. 12 organic agar medium at 28C.
On no. 11 synthetic medium, dirty-white colonies 2.5-3.mm in diameter
appeak,:and o-n-pea medium, brown, raised, wrinkledo as porulating col-
onies seven wm in diameter are found. Milk is completely peptonized
on the tenth day'. and coagulation is noted on the 15th day, at which
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time the gelatin is also slightly liquified. The sporophores lack
coils, and spores are rectangular and oval. Activity in laboratory
conditions on regulation media with corn extract is of the order of
5000-5600 J/mkl. Also, this strain is-resistant to actinophages 22 and
22a. IWA-50) ~ I I
SUB CODE: 06/ SUBM DATEs .28May65
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V,GCRMI~ N.M.; LEVINA, A.A.; VASILENOK, Yu.I.; KONOPLLT, B.A.; PARFL'N~-VA,
-A"; KASHIRIMA, N.B.
Effect of impuriLios in the solvent on the synthesis -,' -.-4 Trkls-
sure polyethylene. Plast. massy. no.9:1-4 165. ie:-.,,)

VASILIYEV, V.P.; VASILIYFVA, V.N.; KLINDUKHOVA, N.A.; PARFENOVA, A.N.
Equilibria in aqurnus solutions of calcium, strontium, and barium
nitrates. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.;khim. i khim.tekh. 6 no.2:339-341
'63. NIRA 16:9)
1. Ivanovskly khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut, kafedra
araliticheskoy i fizicheskoy khimii.
(Alkaline earth nitrates) (Complex compounds)

PARFENOVA, A,V.; USKOV, V.S.
Refining and analysis of benzoic acid. Nov. nauch.-isel.
rab. po metr. VNIIM no.1:17-21 163. (~9RA 17:9)

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AUTHORS: Parfenoval D. S., Sokolovaq Z. F-t Finkel', E. E.t Chmutovt
10
TITLE: Study of the effect of ionizing radiation on the moisture
penetrability of polyethylene
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Xhimiya, no. 6t 1962t 614, abstract 15
6P31, (Tr. Tashkentsk. konferentsii po mirn. ispoltzovaniyu
atomn. energii, v. 11, 1959, Tashkent, UzSSR, 1961, 389-395)
TEXT: An inviastiggtion is made of the moisture penetrability of polyethylMe
irradiated with Cobo gamma-raya in a does range of 46 to 299 Mrad. It is 20
established that the diffusion coefficient after irradiation in air drops
slightly, while the coefficients of penetrability and solubility inoreas
The dTpp in the diffusion coefficient is associated with the increase in
density of polyethylene through cross-linking as a result of irradiation.
The rise in polarity, i.e., the development of carbon*lj, carboxyl, and 2-5
hydroxyl groups in the polymer, and its conversion from a hydrophobic
material into a hydrophilic one. The increase in the coefficient of
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moisture penetrability is connected with the rise in solubility. The
substantial increase in polarity of polyethylene irradiated in air is 40
confirmed by measurements of the dielectric properties. [ibetracter's
note: Complete translation.1
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USSR/Soil Science. Physical and Chemical Properties of Soils. 1-3
Abs Jour: Referat Zh-Biol., No 6, 25 March, 1957, 22447
Author Parfenova, E.I.
Inst
Title The Investigation of Podzol Soil Minerals in Connection With
their Genesis.
Orig Pub: V sb.: Kora vivetrivaniya. No 2, M., AN SSSR, 1956, 31-44
Abstract: A sti;.dy was conducted of the soddy strongly podzol soil of
Ostankina, Moscow oblast', situated in the upper plain portion
of a plateau under a secondary birch park-forest on a dense grass
cover. To prepare the samples for minerological analysis, they
were divided into fractions by Sabanin's method, the parts mea-
suring >1 2; 2-1; 1-0.5; 0.5-0.25; 0.25-0-10; 0.10-0.01; and