SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOLOSOVA, T.S. - KOLPAGIU, M.K.

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USSR UDC 612-26
TIMV, L. A., MORIN, A. I., KOLOSOVA, T. S., IVAIRUMV, Yu. G., and
AKHMATOVA., M. A.P Leningrad
"The Causes of Differences in Carbon ~Ionoxide Concentration in Exhaled Air
in ltan!'
Leningrad., Piziologicheskiy Zhurnal SSSR imeni I. M. Sechenovj Vol 58, No 11,
1972, PP 1756-1759
Abstract: In man , arbon monoxide concentration in exhaled air norually varies
from 2.8 to 25 madms. It increases with increasing erythrocyte concentration.
For example, when erythrocyte concentration is 4.71 rdllion/m,3, the avera-e
CO concentration is 9.6 mg/m3 of exhaled air, and when the M3C count is 5-34
million/LTO, CO concentration is 22.9 mg/m3. On the oth-Lr hand, the concentra-
tion of catalase in the erythroc~rtes decreases with increasing her-oglobin con-
centration in blood; and with decreasing catalase, hemoglobin. cat-aboLism
increases. Mie CO molecule is formed through incomplete oxidation of the
carbon atom in the alphamietbylene bridge in the tetrapyrrole ring. Thus, CO
production is proportional to herroglobin catabolism., and it increases in
heraolysis. Since 1.27 units of CO are produced for one. equivalent unit of
h globin catabolized, other hem-containing compounds, such as myoglobin and
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L. A., et al., Fiziologicheskiy Zhurnal SSSR imeni 1. M. Sechenov,
Vol 58, 110 11, 1972, PP 1756-1759
cytochromes, also contribute certain amounts of CO. However, the ratio of CO
produced over hemoglobin catabolized is so consmnt that, measurements of CO
comentration in exhaled air can be,used as an indirect wthod of determining
erythrokinetics-
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UDC 577.158.347.01.04
EFFELT OF PREON-114t-2 ON THE Ac'rt%tTY OF 150"Z"-S OF T.ACTA--T,
Uaticle by L. A, A. A. 1, A. Liryuchevu
arn! ;~rw, Tnrllil I ali'kuhirti u - - . . -
_Ina. sian,
77-:7, 'So W"_
Vol . .1, pt..beT-0ctcbvr 19 ~T pp -89, sul~Q'.tted for publication
16 December 19711
,ho. lizereture contaU3 iniormation on thr -p-.anibilltv aj sr-..o,-;ph(ric
cont=Lration. of rlogrid npaces by chomUal uubstances eaanatifts frew mochur-
tachnic." apparatus and ditfartenL syst~ Mlt~ftdson; V. V. Kustov
and L. A, Ti"nov; 51a=ct). In particular, the =.tention af r~+~Archerq 1,41t,
been drawn tv the study of freons. For exanple. the presence of freen-
114BZ in the air of American opaceships has been rott.4 by Weasel. Stanmeycr,
Anderson 4nd Sanders. It is emphasizLd that u;m_cantact ith heated sur-
faces Eno frPonn decompose*, forming hydrogen cb1zride and fluoride and
tra~cz off phcagcna (S. A. Tsirel'zuri and 11. A. RA.tau; Weasel). Accordingly
study of the- bivIezical effect of frean-11452 and the products of its de-
cemp"ition is a r1mirly problem.
The toxic effect of frecn-114B2 has; been &-,Ated by 5. D. Karpov,
A. 1. Korbakova, et al. A relativelX low toxicity, presence of a narcotic
effect, and danger of products of pytolytic dtcoa "itIon have been noted
(Wowcett). Taking Into account that the narcotic effect Is accempanied by
hypenia and accunul4tion of lactic acid in cerebral tissues (A. V. Palladin
and S. I. Khaykina), In the. cane of intox-tcatton by ireon-IOB2 onu can
exPort in lactate Miydrogf-nasc activity, since an exceas of the
substrate exerts a considerable inhibiting effect on Elite 4-i%aybe (Kubowity.
and Citt. Ottulonghi and Danitedt).
A change in lactate dchydrogenase: activity was regintered in Intoxi-
cations by carbon monoxide (L. A. Tlunov and V. T. Kustov; Pecorn. et al.)
and lead (QU,.ttrini dMd CaiDla) A change in the iscenzymes of lactate
d*hydrcSQnase has been described during hypox1A cAused by on oxygen shortag
(Yu. A. Yurrov) and in poisoning by styrene ClUoin. at al.).
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USSR UDC 577.1:615.7/9
Knl-nqni"T -q TIUNOV, L. A., KUSTOV, V. V., IVANOVA, L. V., VASIL'EV, G. A.
LZMESH, G. A. , and AMIATOVA, H. A.
"Toxic Effect of Gaseous Products of rite Organism's Vital Activity"
V sb. Probl. kosmicb. biol. (Problems in Space Biology -- Collection of Works),
Vol 16, Moscow, "Nauka," (Science), 1971, pp 182-190 (Russian) (from R-7h-
Biologicheskaya Rhimiya, No 20, 25 Oct 71, Abstract No 20F1687 from summary)
Translation: Rats were kept for 26 days in metal airtight chambers with
automatic 02 supply and C02 excess removal. It was established that the
complex of gaseous substances given off by the organism causes lung tissue
damage and anemia, increases oxygen consumption and the weight of the
thyroid gland, and alters blood catalase activity.

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KOLOSOVA, Yu. I.
"Debugging Programs for -the Minsk-222 Computer System"
Vychisl. Sistemy [Computer System -- Collection of Works], No 51,
Novosibirsk, 1972, pp 76-81 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal
Kibernetika, No 6, 1973, Abstract No 6V681, by the author).
Translation: 11iree methods are described for debugging parallel programs
for the Minsk-222 conputer system. Ille first allows a parallel program to
be debugged on a single machine using a special modeling program, tile
second allows debugging on several machines using systems dobugging programs,
while the third is a combined method. A flow chart of the modeling prograill
and a matrix of tile systems interactions are presented.
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USSR UDC 616.154-008-O6t615-Oq27-oq2-q
KOLOSOVS1CATA.,X.J1. Department of Toxicology# Belorussian Scientific Re-
Hygiene In-,Utute
"Modification of Some of the Indexes of Serotonin MetaboUszi and CholAns-
ste=e Enzymatic Activity Under Conditions of the Prolonged Action of
Different Doses of ChlorophosP
Hinak, Mravookhranenlye Belorusslip Vol 17, NO lo Jan 711 PP 54-56
Translationi Results of investigations previously carried out by the authors
(V. M. Kolosovskaya and K. A. Vyatchannikov, 1969) indAcated that shifte in
serotonin concentration in the blood after a single introduction of chlorc-
phos into the gastrointestinal tract of white rats occia, earlier and aa-a
manifested to a greater degree than the depression of cholineateraee activity.
- The sensitivity of some of the Indexes of serotokin metabolism and
cholinesterase activity to the effect of;different dosos, of.chlorophos was
studied under conditions of prolonged and nultiple introduction of the con-
pound into the organism of white rate.
Chlorophos, was introduced into the stomachs of ex;exinental animals
daily for a period of six months in doses of 1# 2,5j 50 10, and 15 wg-Ag
which corresponds to 1PI50, 11300o 111501 1175, and 1150 LD 50 . The animals
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KOLOSOVSKAYA, V. M. Zdravookhraneniye Belorussii, Vol t7, No i, jan ?J,
54-56
were sacrificed on the 30thl 6oth, goth, 120th, 150th, and 180th days after
beginning of intoxication.
Serotonin concentration in the blood was determined by the Wayne
method, cholinestexase activity by the Hestrin method, entezochromaffin cells
(EW were detected in longitudinal sections of the duodenum by the 1-1-asson-
Hamperl method with the use of the Fontan solution, arA were calculated in
one centimeter of the section, and depending on t~e saturation of the seare-
tion with the granules, -were classified on the basis of a four-point scale
system (V. 1. Talapin, 1964). The obtained data were otatistically pro-
cessed. Modifications of the serotonin content In the blood of white rats
under the influence of prolonged administration of chlorophos in the above-
indicated doses (in percentages with respect to controls) a1v presented in the
table.
It is apparent from the table that-the prolonged administration of
chlorophos in doses of I and 2.5 MgAg fails to induce Statistically reliable
modifications in the serotonin concentration in the bloc4i of albino rats,
In the experinental animals given chlorophos daily in a-quantity of 5 M9A.9,
the blood content of serotoning beginning with the end of the 3rd month after
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KOLOOSOVSKAYA, V. M.p Wravookhranenlye Belorussiip Vol 17j NO lo Jan 71P
34-56
"3 1 1701waTemi winoTnux, nonyqiintunx XAOPO~M~ 0 Tvivj~te
J103a
2. e
30 ARCH 60 Alleu 90 AHJ 126 An 50 Allei 180 vJ
I xzlKz 99,1�11,3 102,3.~13,2 103,3�15.1 94,8�11,3 97,2� 9.9. 102.8�17.1
Z5 xzlrz 103,3� 10.3 93,9~12,3 93.4�14,1 108 �15,1 116,9�17.9 111,3� 9.4
5 xzlr-- 100.9�13,2 109,9.~16,5 137.3�17.40164 j:2e,31133,5�19.9* 111.3�10.4
10 xz/v 119,3�29.2 169.3 + 30,2* 212,7 � 12,74 193,4�14.6* 120,7�15,i 105,7�12,3
15 A(.,Ixa 263,7� 27,3. 252,8--28,3*iIB4.4�17.9*il48.61�20.7* 94.3�10.4 102,3�8
mummemit AOCTOnepubte MUMMIST.
1. Indexes of Animals receiving chlorophos in the course of
2a Days
3- Dose In ZgA9
*-statistically reliable modifications
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KDLCSOVSXkYA, V. H., Z vookhranerdye a orussii p 0 17t No I$ Jan 71,
pp
the begiming of administration, Increased by 3?% and ty tlva-~ erd of the 4th
month by 64% as compared 'with controls. Changes noted In the animals given
relatively large doses 10 and 15 ng/kg, were more pronounced in this respect.
A comparison of the data presented rzkes it posaiible to detect a
definite law which govems the character *:C elevation of serotonin concen-
trationt the larger the chlorophos, dose, the more xuyld the increase in
the blood content of serotonint arA the more sharply p:mnounced the sub-
sequent decrease in blood serotonin, reaching a value of 93.4,19 of controls
at.the end of the 5th month after administration of chlorophos in doses of
15 mglkg.
The results obtained in the study of the enterocImomaffin colls (EC)
state tend to bear out the disturbance of processes of aerotonin metabolism
incluced by the prolonged administ=tion of chlorophos to white rats.
A histological investigation of the EC state in the dyzamice of a
six-month experinent, revealed a gradually increasing Impoverishment of the
cons in serotonin granules, $o extcuaive was the reduction in some of- the
1C that the calls could not be detected.
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KOLMOVSKAYA, V. H.j Wravookhraneniye Belorussiip Vol 17, No 1, Jan ?10
pp 54-56
Cholorophos in a dose of 1 mg/kg has no essential effect on EC. How-
ever, with the increase in dosaget the modifications acquire a more pro-
nounced character. For instance, if a dose of 2.5 mK/kg induces statistically
reliable reductions of the granulzar suspension index and the saturation index,
then a dose of 5 mg/kg considerably decreases all of the three indexes. Upon
administration of chlorophos In a dose of 15 Me,99, the numb" of EC at the
end of the 4th month after the beginning of the experiment equals 40%, the
granular suspension Index - 27.89, and the saturation index - 71.8% as
compaxed with controls, The indicated modifications gradually begin to
normalizel howeverp at the end of six months they had not yet attained their
initial %-alue.
It was establ-Uhed in addition that the prolonged multiple administra-
tion of chlorophos in doses of I to 15 mg/kS to white rats h=- no effect
on blood levels of thronbocytes and erythrocytes. Consequently, elevation
of the serotonin level under the Influence of chlorWhos pesticide has to
connection with the hewdynamic shifts which take,placep and:the redistri-
bution of the formed elements iftch accompales such ahifts. It is possible
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XCLOSOVSKAYA, V. M., Zdravookhraneniye Belorussil, Vol 17, No 1, Jan 7is
pp 94-36
which takes place in the biochemical mechanisms of its eyntheals, d3pcsi-
tion, and decomposition# a change uhich is confirned by EC modifications.
A study of the effect of +he protracted multiple intxcduction of
chlorophos into the organism of white rats on cholinesterase, activity In
erythrocytes and blood plasma established that the pesticide in doses of 1,
2-5P 5P i0p arid 15 ngAg does not depress cholinestexase activity for a
period of six months,
The administration of chlorophos In a dose of 15 m_z/kg nduced choline-
sterase activity in theerythyrocytes by 25.41% beginning with the 90th day
after administration of the pesticide# according to atatistically reliable
data. Cholinosterase activity was reduced 2V,* beginning wiJ11 the 120th day
and reduced at the awe time cholinosterase activity In the blood plasma
by 30% and 35% on the 90th and 120th days. The indicated shifts then began
to normalize by the 180th day after administration of the pesticide.
A compaxati-,re evaluation of some of the indexes of serotonin netabo-
lism (its concentration In the blood, state of.EC) ani cholinesterase
activity under conditions of a prolonged multiple introduction of small
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KOLOSOVSUYA V. M. Mravookhraneni" Belorussii Vol 17, Uo 19 Jan 71,
PP 54-%
doses of chlorophos into the organism of white rats indicated that stati-
stical3,y reliable modifications of indexes of serotonin metabolism develop
upon the administration of considorablv szaller doses (chaWs in serotonin
concentration in the blood fron a dose of 5 mg/kg and change in the state of
EC from a dose of 2.5 mg/kg), while reliable changes in cholinesterase
OnVmatic activity in the erythrocytes and blood plasma develop only when
chlorophos Is administered In a dose of 13 zg/kg.
The investigations have thus established an adequately high sensitivity
of some of the serotonin indexes (its concentration in the blood and the EC
state) to the action of small doses of chlorophos. This sensitivity is of
considerable importance in the hygienic practice of establishing norms for
this pesticide in various environmental conditions$ anrl in the toxicological
evaluation of the pesticide, which cannot be. accomplished only on the basis
of Its cholinesteraso activityl especially under conditions of a chronic
experiment.
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U3SR UD": None
VAL I;iCV A., and TOPCHILOV, I,.
"Field-Elffect-Vr-arsistors li~103
Moscow, Radio, No. 4, April 71, PP 58-59
Abstract: Published in the "Data Sheetn" deio-,3rtment o_i' 4.-he jour-'ral,
this article gives detailed information concerning thc; field efffect
tranS4 stor, t-ype !~P103. This information includes a sketch of its
structure, plan Euld cutav-.,ay profile views, a dial-_ram of clec. -~.Y-C-de
connections, claosification of transistors by types, a list of
tc-ristic curves.
electrical parameters, drain-gate and drain charac
i - elec-
An earlier issue of this journal ("fo. 6, 1970) published th-
zrical parameters and practical circuits using field effuct tran-
sistors of the KF102 type. It is stated that assembly-1-ine =anu-
'act-are o' -ha E2103 has just begun. 'The U103 has much in corn-
mon with the KP102; it is a silicon device, is controlled through
a p-n junction, and has a p-type channel.
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USSR uDc 6a.3781533.9
BURAROV, V. S., KAWIDMOV, P. A., IVANOV, V. P., and KOWSOVI'MY, C. A.
"Study of the Passage of High-Poicar laser Radiation Through an Optically Dense
Plasmall
Minsk# Zhurnal Prikladnoy Spektroskopiip Vol 16, No 2, Feb 72, pp 239-242
Abstracts The article describes results of 6an experimental study of the
passage of ruby-laser radiation (density 10 _ 5#108 w/sq cm, duration 3'10
-sea) through a quasistationary plasma with a temperature of )-4 ov =d, a con-
paratively high atoorption coefficient (4-7 cm-'). Ronlinear rlienontena
were found during the passage of the.laper radiation throurzh the plasma,. viz.,
bleaching and an increu-o In the absorptivity of the plasta, The mechanism
of the obaserved plasma bleaching is discussed.
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USSR UDC 519-217
KOL40BOVSKIY I GM
-Determination of Queue Length for Combined Processing of Dezand"
Teor. kibernetika - Sbornik (Theory of Cyberenties - Collection of Worka)j
Kiev, No 4,.1970, pp 60-67 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal Matematika) No 8p
Aug 71, Abstract No BV105 by Ye. Kashafutdinova)
Translationt A one-channel queueing system with two queues of demands at
the input is considered. Service commences when in each of the queues
there is at least one demand. Each of the demands after servicing returns
to Its queue with a certain probability. It iG assuaed that the input flows
of demands to each of the queues is of the Polzson type and that servicing
is exponential. The mean number of servicing phases in each queue and the
mean queue length are determined for the steady case IYX the:mothod of
generating functioas'.
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USSR UFDC 621.762.6
;J.
P., Kiev Poly-
ZHUNKOVSKIY, G. L., TITAVROTSKlY, B. S., and KOLOSVE~,
technic Institute, lascitute of Problems OTTM~te_rl'a'd Science, Academy of
Sciences UkrSSR
"Borating of Cobalt and Some Alloys Based on It"
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 11 (119), Nov 72, pp 33-35
Abstract: A study was made of the possibility of increasing the hardness of
a cobalt component of a hard-allcy instrument by means of chemico- thermal
treatment. Specially prepared alloys with 1), 2, 4, 8, and 20% WC were used
to investigate the dependence of the rate of interaction of the alloys with
the boron-containing medium on the, temperature and duration of the process
and also on the concentration of the dissolved WC in the cobalt, Borating
alt, during which the thick-
is shown to take place most rapidly in pure cob. 0
ness of the boron coating considerably increases when potassium fluoborate
is used as an activator. Borating. of pure cobalt and its alloys with 2-20%
WC results in a hardness increase to Lloo kg/mm2. X-ray artalvsis revealed
that the coatings an cobalt-based alloys~ consist of borides with a C02
lattice; their microhardness is analogous to. that for n coating on pure
cobalt. Three figures, one table, five bibliographic Teferatices.
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USSR UDC: 621.373:530.145.6
KOLOSOVSKIY 0.
"Emission on Vibrational-Rotational Transitions In a C02 Laser"
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauchno-tekhn. sb, Elektron. SVCh (Electronic Technoleer.
Scientific and Technical Collection. SHF Electronics) 1970 , Vrp. 9 9 pp
93-98 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 12, Dec 70, Abstract Ila 12D204)
Translation- The author investigates emission on vibrational-ro tat ional
transitions in C02 lasers as a function of resonator length when the reso-
nator length is adjusted to A12. It is shown that selection of resonator
lengtb cloBe to L = 20 cm-K, where K is a whole number, enn produce emission
on EL transition (P20 X = 3.0-5915 V) or etaission on GQv-.1ral tran-
sitions in the order of succession of the frequencieB of vibrational-
-rotational transitions of the OD2 rolecule. Author's Oatract.
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KQL(M_Y.__YA,., TATUS, V. 1. , RYBALKO, V. F., FOGEL, YA. A. , VODOLAZHChTZ'KO,
V. V.$ EYEV, V. M., Engineering Physcis Inst!tute, Academy of
Sciences Ukrainian SSH, Khar1kov
"Effect of Oxygen Pressure on the Initial Stage of Moly1denum Oxidation"
Leningradg Fizikaj Tverdogo Tela, Vol 13t No 6, 1971, pp 1521-1524
Abetracta The effect of oxygen pressure on the Initial stage of oxidation
of molydbenum was investigated using the technique of secondary Ion-Ion
emission. 1,11olybdenum strips were heated in vacuuo up to u temperature of
19000K, which completely cleaned their surfaces for -the absorbed particles
and particles of surface compounds. Each experiment began ifith the molyb-
denum surface brought to atomic purity. Then the malybdenuz temperature
was reduced from 19000K to a temperature at which the exporinent was con-
ductedt namely, the range 300-1900 0K. The kinetics of oxide accumulation
on the surfaces of molybdenum strips wats studiedt the curzent I of a beam
of secondary ions driven off from the oxide molecule under study was plotted
as a function of time t. The oxygen pressure was vaxled within the limits
+
5-10-8 - 1-10-6 torr. The following Ion species wirt Investigatedt Mo02,
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KOLOT V. YA. et al., Fizika Tverdogo Tela Vol 13, No 61 1971, PP 1521-1524
M00- 0+ Ho + and Xo2O+ . An increase in oxygen pressure leads to
31 M02 31 20~0
the fol-lowinge 1) a shortening of the latency. (time interval between
the onset of oxygen adsorption and the instant of oxide forzation on molyb-
denum surfaceil 2) a shortening of the time Interval repired for an
equilibrium oxide film to form on surfacesl and 3) Izereazed oxide con-
centration. The condition of the surface film (composition and concen-
tration. of oxides) Is reproducible and,reversible Vith variation in tea-
perature and oxygen pressure. This indicates that, the oxide film consists
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TITLE--STUDY OF THE PROCESS OF PURIFICA.TION OF MOLYBDENUM FROM CARBON
IMPURITIES BY THE METHOO OF SECONDARY ION ION EMISSION -U-
.--AUTH0R-f04)-KULOTr V*YA., TATUSP Vtl.t RIBALKU# V.Fo, FOGELt YA.M.
OF INFO--USSR
.:~_SOURCE-UKRAINSIKII FIZICHNII ZHURNAL VOL* 15t FED 1970p P. 266-268
PUBLISHED ------- 70
~SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
JOPIC TAGS--MOLYBDENUM, OXIDATION, CARnONi CHEMICAL PRUIFICATION
--NO RESTRICTIONS
,,CONTROL MARKING
i,-UOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
i-
~!~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1989/1394
STEP NO--U~t/Olr35/7~)/015/000/0266/0268
-,,"CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0107867
UNCLASSIFIED

:2/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSIN63 DATE--L60CT70
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107867
ABSTRACr/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DESCRIPTION UF EXPERIMENTS 11-1
~.::'~~WHICH A METHOD OF SECONDARY ION EMISSION DESCRIBED BY FOGEL' (1967) WAS
.:,:,-APPLIED.IN STUDYING THE PROCESS OF REMOVAL OF CAR80N 14PUR.ITIES FROM
'~-MOLYBDENUM FOIL SAMPLES AT F
1900 DEG K 114 OXYGEN, DECARBONIZATION ~u
-SAMPLES WAS CONTROLLED IN THESE EXPERIMENTS BY MEASURING THE SECONDARY
-4. AMOUNTS OF
CARBON ION BEAMS WITH THE AID.OF,A MASS .;SPEC TROMETE:. THE
!~.CARBUN RETAINED BY MOLYBDENUM SAMPLES AFTER A 6 HR HEATING WERE FOUND TO
LOW ENOUGH JO HAVE NO EFFECT ON MOLYBDENUM OXIDATION.
7 o H
FACILITY. AKADEMIIA NAUK UKkAINSIKUI RSRI PI IK TEK NICH1411 INSTLTUT,
-.'KHARKOVP UKRAINIAN SSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 621.372.8
KRAMSKOY, G. D., ZYKOV, A. I., GRISHAYEV, 1. A,, and ~ot T
%had
Z. DI.
"Dispersion Properties of a Circular Diaphragm Waveguide:With Radial Cuts
of the Diaphragms (r/2 Type Oscillations)"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, Vol 51, No 3, Har 71, pp 567-571
Abstract: The effect of the length of radial cross-shaped and right-angle
(two cuts at an angle of 90'0) cuts in a diaphragm with a slit width of 0.4 mm
on the dispersion characteristics of E01, EHIII EH121 EH21, and E02 waves
was investigated. The purpose of the study was to select versions and types
of radial cuts which would shorten as much as possible the number of repe-
titions of segments with the same geometry in different sections of a multi-
section accelerator; i.e., to spread the frequencies of hybrid waves which
can be excited by the beam in these sections. Measurements show that the
reason for the effective rise in the critical current of.the accelerating
sections when radial cuts of the diaphragms are applied is tho considerable
lowering of the Q of the system for high defocusing ER waves as compared
with a waveguide. without cuts. The data on Q and the frequencies of the
synchronous interaction of the beam with higher types ofLoscillations are
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IG"KOY, G. D., et al, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, Vol 51, No 3, 21-lar
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used to determine approximately the critical current of a waveguide with a
given geometry.
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USSR UDC 621.316.351(088.8)
11M ITS N. T.
"Three-Phase Conductor"
USSR Auchorts Certificate No 269232, filed 3 Feb 67, publLished 3 Aug 70
(from RZh-Elektrotekhni'rka i Enerizeti';z,a-11o 2, Fab 71, AbstxacLl No 2 Yel04 P)
Translati.m: An invention perzaining to three-phase corductors v:ith sywxiet-
rical arrargerient of the buses is described. Its purpose to decrease the
overall dimensions of the device as a result of which the itiductive reactance
and losses are reduc,~d. The patented design is distinguished "rom the known
orles by the fact that the phase buses are attached to one insulator executed
in the form of a three-point star. The two lower busa.,~ are also attached to
base insulators installed on a dolly, There is I illustration.

.1/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DAtE-30OCT70
jITLE-REACTION OF SASOPHIL OCGRANULATION WITH BRAIN ANTIGEN IN THE CLINIC
..OF NEUROINFECTIOUS DISEASES --~U-
d
AOTHOR-KOLUT.ILC,
tz:~'--COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-VRACHE13NOYE DELO, 1970, NR 6, PP 139-142
~'--DATE PUBLISHED-70
',--',SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
"JOPIC TAGS-ANTIGENv BRAIN# LEUKOCYT
Et INFECTIVE DISEASEP V!RUS DISEASto
'NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASE
~~CCNTRGL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-3001/0703 STEP NO---UR/(J475/'70/000/OC-6/0139/0142
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO--AP0126415
-,it- I A-C C-T
_u-_-,_., 1-1

2/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSINC DATE--300CY70
CIRC ACCESSIEN NQ---AP0126415
ABSTRACT/EXTRACI--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A STUOY IS PRESENTEE, OF 92
PATIENTS WITH NEUROINFECTIUUS DISEASES OF VARIOU$ ETIOLC-GY USING THE
REACTION OF INDIRECT DEGRANULATION OF BASUPHIL LEUCOCY,rES WITH BRAIN
ANTIGEN FRCM PRACTICALLY HEALTHY BEFORE DEATH PERSONS. PGS!TIVE
REACTIONS WERE REGISTERED MOREFREQUENTLY (68PERCENT) IN NEUROVIRAL
DISEASES AS COMPARED WITH BACTERIAL NEUORINFECTIONS. SIMILAR RESULTS
WERE RECEIVED DURING THE RECONVALESCENE PERIOD. THE SIGNIFICANCE IS
EMPHASIZED UF AUTOALLERGIC REACTIONS 114 THE PATHOGENESIS LF VIRAL
NEUROINFECTILINS. FACILITY: KLINIKA NEYROINFEKI-Sil KIYEVSKOGO
-LSSLEDOVATEL&SKGO INSTITUTA tNFEKTSIONNYKH L30LEZNEY Mz US R.
NAUCHNO
I'JAI 6L-

USSR UDC 547.,,,41
MATYUSHAj A. G.., KOL071~j~,~112 V. and DEWCHY G. 1. (deceased), Institute of
Organic Chemistry;--A&cl~.;~~ of Science, Ukrainian SSR
"Derivatives of Isocyanates of '.Ohosphorus'Thioacids"
Leningrad, Zhurnal goshchey Khimii, Vol 41, No 5, Elay 11971, pp 9~1;!6-1003
Abstract: DiaLk:rl(dia--yl)isoc,7anatophosphiteB when alloved to react vith
thiophosphor7l chloride or elemental sulfur to form the corresponding dialkyl
(diaryl) isocyan--tothio-tihosphites and dialky-l(d-iaryl)isocyanatop.,losphine
sulfides.
Dialkyl(diaryl)isocyanatorhosphates and thiophosphittes,-oxides and sul-
fides of dialkyl(diaryl)isocyanatophosph:Lnes, react with amin:-s, alcohols and
mercaptans to give the corresponding addition products'at the isocyanato group.
The yields, melting points, end other physical data are.presented in
tabular form.

LWR UDC: 547.,e3g -661 .718 - 1
KOLOTIID M.V.jl MATYUSHA, A.G., and DERKAM, G.I., (Deaeased), Institute of
r c Chemistry, Kiev, Academy of Sciences Mkrai n1an. SSR
'-"Derivatives of Isocyanates of Trivalent Phosphorus Acids"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 40# No 41 Apr 70, pp 758-766
s", Abstract: Dialkyl-, diaryl-, diamidophosphorous, dialkyldithiophos-
phorous and dialkyl(diaryl)phosphinous acid chlorides react with
sodium cyanate to give the corresponding isocyanates of trivalent
phosphorus acids, which are monomers or dimera depending on the na-
'ture of the substituents at the phosphorus. Isocyanates of phospho-
rous and phosphinous acids react with.nitrogen dioxide to give iso-
:cyanates of phosphoric and phosphinic acids. Isocyanates of dialkyl-
(diaryl)phosphorous and dialkyl(diaryl)phosphinou;s acids add amines
to form N
-phosphorylated ureas* Chlorine atoms react in the action
~of amines on isocyanatophospliorous acid dichloride. Consecutive dis-
placement of the second chlorine atom by.a dialkylamida group results
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UDC, 617-001-08:658.562

k
i
l
b
1
,
rt
c
e
X.1! L.111 0g,.d Scientific Research Institute of
au
I.R. Vriid~.n (Frofersor V-
S. BAI.Akina,
Savetrit-a "~Iravoclahrznanyc, RusisisLn, 140 71 197L-,-Tubmit-
46
t~,d 5 February 1971, p? , -4S'
RAtioz,.all cr~anization of iumhulatory traumatologicAl care, in which
co-mpetonc care 1A ca:~x-~d vith -subsequont treatment of the. patient
~rt-- he '.33 lull" rez1vared =r=c it nace"dry to develop A criterion to

v
aluAte the quality nf s--,ch treatimint. Such indices as rtean duration of
e
ismbiliCyo cxtont of disabi-Ilry, and ti= of visit to the traumatological.
e~ta-. li~r;'flj -'-= %irgirizatimal nirects of operation of smh

'
c
rather than ttr qual.1tv nf tte.ttment tendered to patients with
I
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uries,
lit 1936. the terinira-! 5:,-1rzu1"c Res-rch Ingtitu-c
1
Ug
L
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e.-T
tZw e 7
ffe
.1 , lit Its a 4jr n
for
irccl-ed ralla" i, "I qualtty of parlmit treatment-in Injury
~~n= --' C-4-,-Tr -i'luation of I,mc term
mi;~Z4' S.S. clr~~.!- a flva-p&iat tivatem tar the quant1tative
It ~,ch -aluati-, This 5yitem buca~o popular in traumatologicol
Ex7ert eval-Umtion 0:' lord' t- re*uItt of tr.ar~mant f-~-e,s It possth le.
rz-. C~:~Ty r,r:-,zricrit care, but
~m~ t~e -rcazr-.~"t izethods use:! mnd the of therapt,,t1c a~ttvlff-n,
-',nit the re~ul" c,i ~~j~rt c-luarion t1f t-stiient of injuri-
Lenin?~r.id pacle:a~ (6,1.9 per-ot
1-1-111
.V.4 5-2 n A~~n ch... a" - there j~ provaleiic. of
'
. luils - it,
Ln,t*v razt,~. In a~ f.
.e r~,= 50 c, C-') y ars 1.o-ientc up EO 19
Of ,w zan~tituzed 11,2 percent, frcim 23 to 29 vear4 7.1 Porcent, from 30
31 yearn 1-1.4 f:-,- '-'t tD 49 Y-,r~ 14.1 pr.T,ent, and ~-er 70 Vears

7h.i rzt,eturt -: lt.~,urlvs was rather diverse (TAI;le 1).
In 2L.2 --ercnr were czats of wrist and flngur frActureo, and
*
16.6 perc-.t ten-!or. r.
*0iri,-i. 1~,. uarvn thvire wa~ prevalence of raelal
43 -

USSR MC 615-849-1.015.25
KUZIWSCVA, L. A. j EYEAKOV, N. I. p FROLOVP I A. V. i and KQ,4,Q,1jLP.YA I V. G. ,
Moscow Scientific Research Institute of Roentgenology!'and Wiology
"Radloprotective Properties of Bis(2-Arninoethyl) Disulfide Dihydrobromide
:In the Langwave Band of X-Ray Irradiation"
-KosL
4)W, Keditsinskaya Radiologiyal Vol 15, No 12p 1970, pp 7-11
Abstracti The dose decrease factor (DDY) of the radioproteator bis(2-
aminoethyl) disulfide dihydrobronide was determined "zing as a test the ir-
duction of prophage develop-ment in lysogenic bacteria, Sunpensions of a
4-hour bacterial culture of E. coli K-12 in p~iysiologlcal saline were
exposed to X-rays (100 J.-c -200 =) urith an effective enorgj of 35.7 kev. All
axk
the doser. of the nadiop-rotector used (0.01, 0-005, 0.001 11) r edly reduced
the yield of phage particles in the irradiated lysogerdc culture. The mean
v-a3.ue of the DDF for the 0.005 P,I concentration (derive-d from 4 experiments)
:was 2.1+0.94. This value remained constant. within the limits of ex-oerinaental
error in the entire raruge of irradiation dosec. Another serie3 of experi-
zonts shtyaed that the DDF for lprim -
tave z M i=aidiatlon in the energy zrogion
tof 10.3 to. 35.7 kev is indopendent of the effective e#er&j.
1A

USSR UDC: 9.711
'OSHIN, S. 1).
Lt KOLM
"Some K-list Relationships in Systems Algebra"
Prom. Kibernetika [Industrial Cybernetics - -Coll ec tion of Works], Kiev, 10,73,
pp 96-100 (Translated fron Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No !1, 19721,
Abstract No 11VS-)-Q, by V. Mikheyev)
Translation: Certain K-list relationships from systcuis algcbraa are szudi,~d.
System a refers to a certain relationship in a pair of seta, X and Y, i.e., Ole
subset of the Caxtesian product X.NY. A K-list is (Wined by the relatiol-111--,
(w)~=(X, Y:t}, where
O'(W a
is the Indicator ol" se, a. It is shourn that: 1) the K-4ist chazractkcrio-jti~,
ind; Caro- C;~7 ~3,- is 1111-1;A~n (111~ 1-1 i-_ t~, s,,-
s z v~!, C I' is t1w U
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USSR
Grechipa, L. A., Kolotoshin, S. P., Prom. Kibenctika, Kier, 1971, pp 96-100
K-list ~ with its self; 3) the intersection of two equivalent systerns is all
CL
equivalent system..
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[it !i, LR,v~ 3111ii;~ i~. W I 4N III! All'iT 0 Wit HII 11 Mill lil;!:Ilililitii~,litillilillit~l;ltiirl,,4911,*IAll4il~i;i2iI 11FIfOll "IM,11H fill

USSR UDC 51:155.001.1-7:612.82
VLASOV, Yu. A... KOLOTOV
"Control of the Rhythm of Cardiac Contraction"
Probl. Kibernetiki [Problems of Cybernetics -- Collection of Ifork-sl , No 23, Moscow,
Nauka. Press, 1970, pp 275-279, (Translated from Referdtivii)-y Zhurnal, Kibernetika,
No 6, 1971, Abstract No 6 V680 by the authors).
Translation: An attempt is made at model analysis of the effectivenC5S Of the
control actions in the problem of the spontaneous contractile rhythm of the
heart. One method of changing the rhythm of cardiac contraction is studied (by
electrical stimulation). The following problem is solved.- how. can tile froquency
of output signals of network T be redLICed with unchanged frequency of input
signals?

-LASSIFIE PROCESSING DATE--04DEC?0
1/2 Oil UNC
!_T[TLE--ONE PRINCIPLL OF FORMATION OF CHEMICAL COMPD4,31TION OF NATURAL
WATERS IN THE UPPLR PART OF THE SUPERGENE ZONE IN;MOUNTAIN FOLDED
_..i._'AUTHQR-(02)-K0L0T0V, B.A.9 RUBEYKINP V.1*
COUNTRY OF INFO"-USSR
-'V'S OU RC E-1 DOKL .AKAD. NAUK SSSR 1970* 19145)t 1149-501
DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
!~SUaJECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--GEOCHEMISTRY, METAL OREt GROUND WATER, NORMAL WATER
4
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME--3005/0163 STEP NO--UR/0020/70/1911005/1149/1150
C IRC ACCESSION NO--AT0132443

2/2 Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0132443
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* PERUSAL OF 10,000 ANALYSES OF
WATER SAMPLES, TAKEN DURING EXPLORATION FROM SPR[NGSv BROOKS* DRILL
HOLESt AND MINE WORKS IN THE MARITIME-TERRtTORYv.'DETECTED THE FOLLOWING
CHARACTER OF CHEM* COMPN, OF THESE WATERS: THE.CONCNS. OF A LARGE GROUP
OF ELEMENTSt PRESENT IN WATERS FROM UPPER PARTS OF THE SUPERGENE ZONE,
HAVE A CONST., DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL PC-NDENCE. THIS IS ESP.
MUTUAL DE
CLEAR FOR THE AL AND TI AND THE ALt "I'll Vt ZRv Ckt AND GA GROUPS AND
SOMEWHAT RARER FOR THE BEr MNt RARE EARTHSv AND WGROUP. A DEFINITE
CONCN. OF ONE OF THESE ELEMENTS IN THE AREAS SITUATED UNDER RELATIVELY
SIMILAR NATURAL CONDITIONS CORRESPONDS# AS A RULkv TO DEFINITE CONCNS.
OF OTHER ELEMENTS OF THE SAME GROUP. A SIMItAR OEVENDENCE WAS OBSD. FOR
THE SAME ELEMENTS IN SOME AREAS OF PAMIR AND TIEN-SHANo THEREFOREI, THIS
REGULARITY HAS A GENERAL CHARACTER APPLICABLE TO ALL MOUNTAIN
TERRITORIES WITH HUMID CLIMATEo THIS SUGGESTS USING T~IE HYDROCHEM. DATA
TO SOLVE SOME MAPPING PROBLEMS (MAPPING OF AREAS WITH INTRUSIVE BODIES
OF DIFFERENT COMPN, AND GENESIS AND ZONES OF LARGE REGIONAL FRACTURES
p
(TECTONIC FUNCTIONS)) AND TO DET. THE:SPECIALIZATtON OF INTRUSIVE
COMPLEXES. IT SHOULD BE USED WIDELY FOR INTERPREtATING THE RESULTS OF
HYOROCHEM, SURVEYS SUCH AS SEPNO. OF ORE ANOMALIE$ PRO14 ORE FREE DEPOSITS
AND-COMPILING PROGNOSTICATION HYDROGEbOEM. MAPS4'

USSR UDC: 538.61
KOLOTOV, 0. S., 10BACHEV, DI. I., and POGOZIEV, V. A.
"Stroboscopic blagnetooptical Device for Studying Polarity Reversal
of Magnetic Tape"
Moscow, Pribory i tekhrika eksperimenta, No 1, 1973, pp 218-220
Abstract: The purpose of the equipment describod in this paper is
to observe the dynamic domains and to measure the integral pu-1-se
characteristics of magnetic tape. A block diagram of the device
is shown; the magnetic-optical Kerr effect is used for observation
of the domains, and the film being investigated moves through a
magnetic field reversing device consistin~j, of a-ii 11-shaped form and
an erlse winding. Photographs of the domins, obtained for films
1200 thick in a magnetic field intensity of four oersteds, are
reproduced to show -'Uhe formation of the edge domains and their
spread to the central regions of the tape. The authors express
their thanks to R. V. Telesnin for his valuable advice.

USSR UDC: 621-373-431(088.8)
KOIAYMV, 0. S. , Moscow University
"A Relaxation Oscillator"
USSR Author's Certificate No 280534, filed 13 Jan 69, published 9 Dec 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6G274 P)
Translation. A relaxation oscillator is proposed which con$ains an elec-
tronic tube with secondary emission. The oscillator bas in-put and out-nut
circuits and an additional coupling timer capacitor. To reduce the rise
time of the pulses generated, the.capacitor is connected bet-4-een the screen
gride and dynode.
134

USSR UDC: 539.216.22;5'A.24'
0. S. POGOZTHEV, V. A., and TELESNIN, R. V., Mos=,r State University
imeni X. monosov
"The Threshold Field of Irregular Rotation on Thin Perr-i-illoy PILms"
Sver,41ovsk, Akademiya Nauk SSSR, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedoniye, Vol 29, 111o 1,
kA
Jan 70, pp 216-217
Abstract: The results are given of an investtgation of the thresnold flold of
irregular rotation in thin permalloy films (83 Ni;17 r-C). It may be expacted
that as the result of magnetization dispersion and magn(ytostatic interactioa3
of local sections, the threshold ffiel-i of irregular rotation at f4l:-n 1--agnetic
reversal along the light axis must exceed the value of tho effective anisotrolpy
field Hk. The conditions of deposition were selected in such a way as to obtain
finely divided films, i.e., films which divide themselvea into EL net~wor4 of strip
domains, more or less uniformly distributod on the film surface. The Lrethods of
Kobelev and Stein were used for measuring the anisotrojyy-field. The threshold
4-4 ld H
A.Ae 0 was detter:dned- as a point of intersection of a straight Lize approxi-
mating the corresponding section of the magnetic reversal curve with the X-axis.
112

USSR
KOLOTOV, 0. S., et al, Akademiya Nauk SSR, Fizika lKetaLlov i 1,11otallovedenive.
Vol 29, No 1, Jan 70, pp 216-217
The magnetic reversal curve was accomplished precisely along the easy dLractlorl.
The obtalned dependence of the difference 6 H = H on & shows that for
0 Hia
small C (;:N:10 micron) the ma-,nitude of the threshold fioild may excee-I H-vj four
or five times. Thus, with decreasing e the role of the ;magnetastatic efre,:t in-
creases, and this appears not only on the film's static propertics, but also on
the dynamic properties. Orig. art. has: I figure, I tablo. and 14 references.

-Ca
U D." 6 69. 017. 533
USS.1
J9. S., and POGOZHEV, V. A. Mloscow Stato Univercity c i A. V. Lomono-
sov
"Break in the r1agnetic Switching Characteristic of Ragnetic FiLms"
"auk SSSi, Fizika Xetallov i 'fetallov i y Vol 214,
Sverdlovsk, Akade7-dya it C-d a Li a
No 1. Jan 70, pp 216-217
Abstract: The results are presented of an experimental iavesti..,:-ation ot' tha as-
CoeffiCiO.AtL:13 ii"If) to S1 W
5umption that the variation of the switching
%. I
in 'he crowth of di5persion fields wUch arlse from the iLl3peazance o -1
sections with an oppoaite direction of tho rotation of local m::;net-ization
vectors. The internal effective He.,Pf field, .mich slows t1mm the process of irk-
homo-geneous rotation, was investigated in order to learn t2,e varliation of dis-
persion fields corresponding to a transition from one sonion -..o ;5~ritchinj;
characteristic to another. Particular attention was paUl to the accuracy Of
matching the ea-sy a:ds with the switching. field direAioli, and also to a com-
pensation of the magnotic fiold co;Vonent nom, al to easy -i.,,ds. Th~e obsarval'
depe=dance of h:~:~ or. me-tchim, field H is oxplainai ba IcaII7 ,by 'j varia-
07- - P
tion of the dis-z~il~s_lon :Cleld, while the b"air. in the s~~r-Le-hLig curve is a-itz.-I-
buted to the saturation of those fields, Orig, art. hash. f!43i~re and 5 rafer-
onces.

028 UNCLASSIFIEV PRdCESSING DATE--18SEP70
v,T.ITLE--THRESHOLD FIELD OF HETEROGENEOUS ROTATION IN THIN PERMALLOY FILMS
-U-
....A,UTHOR-(03l-KOLOTOVv O.S., POGQZHEVp V.Ast TELESNINtRove
iCOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,:,"SOURCE--FIZ. METAL. METALLOVID& 1970, 2911)t 217-19
'fDATE PUBL I SHED-----70
'.UBJECT AREAS--14ATERIALSt PHYSICS
'JOPIC TAGS--PERMALLOYi METAL FILM, ANISTROPYt DYNAMIC STRESSt MECHAINICAL
PROPERTY
fCONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,!DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASStFIED
T,PROXY REEL/FRAMF-1984/0185 STEP 0--Ulk/0126/7011029/00 1/0.? 1 le0219
ACCESSION NO--AP0054981
UNCLASSIFIED

-2/2 028 UNCLASSIFIED PRbCESSING DATE--18SEP70
ACCESSION NU--AP0054981
,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. FOR SMALL DOMAIN STRUCTURE WIDTHS
(L ~SMALLER THAN OR EQUAL TO MU), THE THRESHOLD FIELO 1'114Y CXCEEL) THE
EFFECTIVE ANISOTROPY FIELD BY A F4CTOR OF 4-5 OR MrjAF. WITH INCREASING
L, THE EXCESS OF THE TfIRESHOLD FIELD OVER THE ANISOTRO Y FI LO
DIMINISHES. WITH INCREASING DOMAIN STRUCTURE WIDTH, THE CONTRIBUTION oF
MAGNETOSTATIC INTERACTION INCREASES, AND THIS AFr-ECTS NOT ONLY THE
STATIC PROPERTIES OF THE FILM (E. G* INCREASING THE SQQARENESS OF THE
THE DYNAMIC
HYSTERESIS LOOP IN THE DIFFICULT DIRECTION), BUT ALSO
'PROPERTIES*

UNCLASSIFIED
018 PR'0CESSING DATE--18SEP70
:,_TITLE--BREAY, IN THE MAGNETIC REVERSAL CURVE OF THIN MAGNETIC FILMS -U-
lALUTH0R-(02)-,KOL0TOVj O.S.1 POGOZHEVt V*A.
,:,COUNTRY- OF INFO--USSfk
METAL. METALLOVED. 1970t 29(1)o.216-17
ATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
UBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSt PHYSICS
"T,OPfC TAGS--METAL FILMt MAGNETIC THIN FILM, MAGNETIC DOMAIN STRUCTUqE
,..CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
:~DOCUNENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
't7.PL.ROXY REEL/FRAME--1984/0186 STEP NO--UR/0126/70/029/001/0216/0217
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054982
UNCLASSIFIED

OEM
112 018 UNCLASSIFIED' PR;OCESS~ING GATE--18SEP70
'CIRC ACCESSION NfJ--AP0054982
A8STRACT/EXTPA,CT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE H SUBEFF PRIME,AiAX.-H SUBR
RELATION IS EXPLAINED BASICALLY BY VARIATION TiN THE- LEAKAGE FIELDS
THE BREAK IN THE MAGNETIC REVERSAL CURVE BY SATN. ,',F THESE FIELDS.
SATN. MAY BE DUE TO INCREASE IN MAGNETIC CHARGE ACCUMULATED ON THE
DOMAIN WALLS9 SPLITTING OFF WITH OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS OF ROTATION,
RESULTING IN A VALUE AT WHICH THE MAGNETIC REVERSAL FIELDS START TO
INHIBITED.
AND
BE

USSR 'UDC 576.851.71.095.6
PSHENIMOV, R. A, and KOLOTOV V. M. Perm' Institute of Vaccines and Sera
"Possible Wstence of a 'Latent' Period in the Develonment of Rick--ttsla
prowazeki. I. Infectiousness of the Vector'During the Early Stage of
Infection in the Absence of Cellular Forms of the Agent"
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immunobialogii, No 10, 1971,
pp 117-121
Abstract: In lice infected with low doses of R. prowazeki, the typical
cellular forms of the agent could not be detected by light or fluorescence
microscopy as long as 8 to 10 days later. When large doses were used,
typical Rickettsia were first detected 4 to 6 hours after infection, after
which they disappeared completely. This "latent" period was marked by
several changes in affected gastrointestinal tissues of the voctor: en-
largement of individual cells and nuclei, basophilia of the protoplasm,
and appearance of dark violet grains which were transformed after 2 or 3
days into comparatively large formations that could not be distinguished
from the typical cellular form3i of the causative agent. It is conjectured
that during the first or "latent" period of infection, Itickettsia penetrate
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USSR
FSHENICHNOV, R. A. and KOLOTOV, V. M., Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii
i Immunobiologii, No 10, 1971, pp 117-121
into susceptible tissue and then disintegrate Into tiny subunits. These
alter the metabolism of the affected cells and induce the synthesis of the
first cellular forms of the agent, which:then multiply by binary fission.

iUnit-
USSR UDC 536-77-.534
BUZHDAN, YA. M., OVA. YA.,ILI,,., SHELUDYAKOV, YE. P., Institute
err
an
of Thermal Physics, 3 or an partment, Academy of Sciences of
the USSR Novosibirsk
"Method of Thermodynamic Matching of Acoustic Data With P-v-T
Data"
Novosibirsk, SO AN SSSR, Ser. Tekhn, nauk, No 13 (178),
Izvestiya
Vol 3, Oct 70, pp 77-d0
Abstract: A thermodynamic method is proposed for relating the
,s5eed of sound in matter on low frequencies to tempDrature,
speoific volume and pressure. The described ~raceduxe can be
readily extended to combined processing of P-v--T and caloric
datap as well as to some other instances of combined processing
of different types of thermodynamid,informations.

1/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
TITLE-GEOCHEMISTRY OF DISPERSED ORGANIC SUBSTANCES IN rRECAMBRIAM
FORMATIONS OF SPITSBERGEN -U-
-AUTHOR-.f 04)-DANYUSHEVSKAYA, A. I VOYTSEKHOVSKAYA:,~A.G.. KOLOTOVA, L.F.,
XRASILSHCHMV#~ A.A.
Coorpty or-- wa-ussR
tOURCE-GEOL. NEFTI GAZA 1970v 14(3)v 47-53
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
:SUaJECT AREAS-EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANO GRAPHY
JOPIC TAGS-GEOCHEMISTRY, ARTIC GEOLOGY.* GREEN ALGAEr MOLECULAR STRUCTURE,
CARBCNYL COMPOUND, GEOLOGIC FORMATION,
C-CINTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FAAME--3007/0146 STEP PIO--UR/0009/70/014/003/0047/0053
-----C-IRC--ACCE-SS-I-GN-,-NO--AP--01-356-4-3---

1w
212 016 UNCLASSIFIED P ROCESS ING DATE--040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0135643
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE MOL. SlRUCrkj;R'E OF DISPERSED
ORG. SUBSTANCES (DOS) IN CARBNATE AND TERRIGj::lq0tp5 CARJ'ONATE REEFS OF
THE UPPER PRECAMBRAIN LOWER PALEOLOIC SECT101*4 OF SPIr:SUERGEN WAS
CHARACTERIZEO BY IR SPECTROSCOPYt CHROMATOG*p X RAY A1444L.p PETROGRAPHY,
AND BITUMEN EXAMN. THE ORGo SUB$TANCE 15 A PRODUCT OF BLUE GREEN ALGAE
-TRANSFORMATION. THE INSOL. ORG. SUBSTANCE PROBABLY IS COMPOSED OF
POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC MOLS., WHICH CONTAIN CARBONYL CO GROUPS (POSSIBLE
QUINONE TYPE) AND SMALL QUANTITIES OF:CH:SUB2 AND ME SIDE GROUPS, THE
STRUCTURE IS SIMILAR TO THOSE OF THE DOS INPRECAMBRIAN FORMATIONS OF
NORTH AMERICA AND GREENLAND.
NCLA

USSR UDC 577-37
KOLITOVER V. K. -ad BLYUMENIFELID$ L. A., Institute of' Chemical Physics,
USM-AZQemy of Stuences, Moscow
"Thermal Conformational Transitions in Electron-Garrying Biological
Membranes"
~bscow, Biofizika, Vol 18, No 5, Sep/Oct 73p pp 8LI-8331
Abstract: ESR and fluorescence studies of spin labeled and I-aniline-8-
naphthaline sulforiate (ANS) labeled bio!oE-;ical membranes obtained from rat
liver microsomes, submitochondrial particles from bovbie heart, and pea
chloroplasts showed that conformational transitions occurred at 200 --Iq 40oc.
These transitions have been tentatively ascribed to second order trans-ii.-ions
in lipoprotein subunits of membranes, although structural changes in lipo-
protein water may also account for this. Definitive conclusions would require
calorimetric studies.
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AUD10fA, YE. YA., KOL ER V. K., and RAML A4 L. 14.) B
TOW M ranch of the Institute
of Chemical Physics, Acad6~&~ dt-86iences USSR- Cherr-oL;,,olov-ka (Moscow Oblast)
"Luminescent Probe Study of Conformation Changes in Eadoplasmic Reticulum
Ylembranes"
Moscow, Biofizika, No 6, 1972, PP 1043-1047
Abstract: The dye 1-anilir-e-8-naphthalene sulfate Uars) whose fluorescence
varies with the degree of hydrophoby of the surrounding mediuin was used to
detect and study conformtion changes in inicrosoDal meqmbranas of liver cells
induced by alterations in the ionic composition and teitT.,!mtura. Calcit= in
low concentrations (1 to 3 m1-1) markedly increased. the intenoit~r of fluorescence
of the microsomes produced by the dye and the corresponding curve was more dis-
tinctly S-shaped than the curves reflecting the addition of other cations. The
latter in large concentrations (100 mil or more) intenBit-led the fluoreescence
of the dye bound with the miaroso=3 due to inteinctioa With the lipid coaq)o-
nelits of the membranes. Analyals of the teumerature factor revealed the thermal
structural changes characteristic of cooperative systems.
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Aerospace Medicine
USSR uDc ft&1:359.6
VASIL"YEV A. B., First Lieutenant, Medical Corps, I(OLITSOV 1...J., Major,
Medical Corps, and TARANOV, N. I., Candidate of NedMI'Sciances) Lieutenant
Colonel, Medical Corps
"The Functional State of the Cardiovascular System in Naval Aviation Crews
Daring Su r"
Moscow, Voyenno-Meditsinskiy Zhurnal, No 4, 1973, pp 68-69
Abstract: The state of the cardiovascular system was evaluated in the case of
26 Naval i)ilots and navigators during and after a prolon&ed cruise. The studies
showed that changes in the cardiovascular system were to a large extent dependent
on the duration of the cruise. At the end of the cruise the average decrease in
pulse rate was 4/min (P Z- 0 .05); in comparison with the resting pulse rate, at
the bpginning of the cruise static muscular effort elicited B 30-W,:,fa increUse
in the pulse rate, in the middle of the cruin the avera-ge increase was 58-4p,
and at the eiA of the craise the maean increase was 63%v.. Arterial 'clood pressure
decreased by 11% in the middle of the cruise for the entire c.-Ov, but in 8
individuals the decrease ranged from 15-20%. EKG titudies con(lucted at the
beginning of the cruise showed no changes. In the midd-le of the cruise the
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VASIL'YEV, A. B... et al., Voyenno-Meditsinskiy Zhurnall., "Ito 4, 1973, pp 68-69
electric systole was found to be prolonged, the wmlitude of the P wave
decreased bY 34'p", and changes in the R and T waves ind.~cated decreased tonus of
the syrTathetic innervation and increased tonuG of the paras,,npathetic innerva-
-ave was f2attened on physical exertion (1-5 to 2-
tion. In 7 subjects the T v
fold), and in 3 individuals physical exertion caused the QRS co.,,iplcx to be pro-
longed. The EKG changes were more pronounced at the end of the cruise. It was
also observed that after a 2 hr flight blood pressure and pvlse rate were within
the norm for most Dilots and navigators. After tiro 1.5-2 hr flights at
intervals of 15-20 min the systolic and diactolic pressure was increased by more
than 10 rm. HF, in the rmjority of the subjects, and the pulse rate increased by
10-15 beats/min. The reactions in the navigators were less pronounced than in
the pilots, as a rule. After a 3 hr flight at the begitming of the cruise there
was an increase in the systolic and the diastolic pressures, without a chance
in the pulse pressure. A similar flight in the middle of the cruise caused an
increase in the diastolic pressure, while the systolic pressure remained
unchanged or decreased; the pulse pressure fell by 15-20 nn 1-~:, on the averaile.
The data show that long-term swwmer cruise$ elicit def:Uilte chan~;es in the
cardiovasculax- system., which becomte apparent at the end of t1-M first month.
Consequen-ttly, during lon,? cruises there should be parloOdc evitli.,utiul of thc!
Z.~ t,
c rdiovascular systen.
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UDC 612.825+612.822.3
ALADZHALOVA, N. A., KOL'TSOVA. A. V., and KIOSHTOYANTS, 0. Kh., Institute of
Higher Nervous Activity and Neurophysiology, USSR Academy of Sciences,and
Institute of Neurology, USSR Academy of Medical Sciences, Moscow
"Frequency Spectrum of Ultraslow Brain Waves in the Human Brain"
Moscow, Doklady Akad. Nauk SSSR, No 3, 1973, pp 749-752
Abstract: Ultraslow brain waves recorded in 72 subjects age 20 to 50 were
found to differ in frequency at the same time in d1fft!rent regtons of the
brain. The parameters of the ultraslow rhythms did not coincide in syln-
metrical zones of the hemispheres. They were pronounced in some leads but
completely absent in others, and several rhythms mighL be superposed in the
same lead. Statistical analysis of 1700 sections of the recordings showed
that during wakefulness second rhythms with a period of 8 to 10 sec and
amplitude of 0.05 to 0.1 mv were dominant (in 77% of the cases). The next
most frequent was a rhythm with T = I min and amplitude of 0.15 to 0.2 mv
(in 20% of the cases). Rhythms at other frequencies were observed in less
than 10% of the cases each. The latter appear to have been caused by un-
controllable mental activity or change in level of wakefulness.
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PHYSICS
Acoustics
USSR UDC 5344
-.KOLITSOVA,_-I. S., WKHAYLOV, 1. G., and SABUROV, B., Physical-Technical
liiiiliae imeni S. U. Unarov, Tadzhik SSR Academy of Sciences, and Leningrad
State Univeraity imeni A. A. Zhdanov, presented by academician A. A. -Adkhamov
of the Tadzhik SSR Academy of Sciences
"The Propagation of Ultrasonic Waves in Natural Oil Unulsions"
Wshanbe, Daklady Akademii Hauk Tadzhikskoy SSR, Vol 16, No 8, 1973, pp 28-32
Abstract: Various authors have developed mathematical expressions for the
coefficients of absorption of acoustic energy in a dispersion taking into
account losses due to difference in viscosity between the two liquids, differ-
ing thermal properties, etc. This article reports experimental studies of the
relationship between the coefficient of additional. absorption and frequency
for emulsions of olive oil, linseed oilp and castor oil. stabilized by a 0.5%
solution of gelatin for the purpose of clarifying the role of the different
absorption mechanisms.
The drops of linseed oil had an average diameter of 4 microns; of the
other turo oils, P. z:ic-rcrs. DTaisions of I - IGG% by volime at temperatures of
5 - 300C were tested at frequencies of 3 - Z7,Mc. Absorption was ftund to be a
linear function of concentration in all cases. Within the 8% error of
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KOLITSOVA, I. S., et al., Doklady Akademij Nauk Tafthikskoy SSR, Vol 16, No 8,
1973) pp 28-32
measurement, changes in temperatures did not affect the relationship between
absorption and frequency.
fc, the experimental results agree with the
At frequencies below 25 M
theory, but above this frequency there is a divergence, probably due to the
use of average values for droplet diameter in the calculations, It is not pos-
sible to draw a completely unambiguous conclusion as to dominant mechanisms
without additional calculation of energy balances. Making these calculations,
one finds that sound absorption in these emulsions apparently is due primarily
to heat transfer between the particles in the dispersion medium at frequencies
up to 15 and that at higher frequencies a significant role begins to be
played by scattered waves, depending on the shear and volume viscosities of the
dispersant and the medium.
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1/2 015 UNCLASSIFIE0 PROCESliENG OATE--040EC70
,rITLE--THERMODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF THE REASONS FOR ALUMINA LOSSES DURING 1.71AE
'LEACHING OF A SINTERED MASS -U-
B.I., SMIRNOVt M*N.t. KOLOTUSHKtPlAv S.P., KIRILLOVA7
T. A.
,.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-TSVETe METAL. 1970, 434319 37-42
:DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
t-SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--ALUMINAt THERMAL ANALYSISt CALCIUM OXIOET SILICON DIOXIDET
SODIUM OXIOEt GARNETt SULFATEw SINTERtNG FURNACE
~.CQNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMSNT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY
FICHE NO ---- FD70/605109/805 STEP NO--Ull/0136/7(~/043~1003/003T/0042
CIRG ACCESSION NO--AP0140898
UNCLASSIFIED

212 015 UNCLASSI FIEO PROCESSING DATE-04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-APOL40898
A8STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE INCREASE OF SIO SUB2 CONCN. IN
THE ALUMINATE LEACHING SOLNew CAUSED BY DISSOLVING BETA 2CAO.SlO SUB2,
PROMOTES THE FORMATION OF THE SOLID PHASEt CONTG. AL SUB2 0 SU83o TO
.-INVESTIGATE THE SOLY. OF 2CAO,SIO SU82 THE FINE GROUND SINTEREO MASS WAS
JREATEO WITH AN ALUMINATE SOLN. AT 40,~55v 651 75v AND 90DEGREES UP TO 6
-HR. THE SOLN. CONTAINED 251 85t 140t 2509 AND 300 G AL SUB2 0 SU83-L.;
-THE OTHER COMPONENTS WERE PRESENT IN THE RATIO AL SUB2 0 SU83:NA~SU82
O:SO SUB4 PRIME2 NEGATIVE EQUALS 80:10:5:0.2. THE SOLN. WAS ANALYZED
THAT TREATMENT BY DETN. OF AL SUB2 0 SU83t NA SUB2 Ot AND SIO
-.-SU87-o THE OECOMPN. OF 2CAO.SIC SUB2_ IS RETARDED AND THE 510 SU82 ART.
IN THE SOLN. LIMITED BY THE,FORMATION OF A FILM UiTOBERMORITE AND
HYDROGARNETv WHICH COATED THE SOLID 2CAO.SIO SU82o AFTER A COMPLETE
--OISSOLN, OF 2GAO9SIO SU82v THE SIO SUB2 CONCN*; DEPENDS ON THE SOILY0 OF
..~:,-..NA ALUM INDS IL ICATE HYORATEo IF THE SULN, 'I'$ SATO,, WITH SIO SU82p
IS DECOMPo VERY SLOWLY AND THE SECONDARY~LOSSES F AL Win
SUB3 ARE REDUCED*
UNCLASS I F IED

USSR UDC 577.391:576.809.7
SHUBIK, V. M., K01=IN_a A LIVSHITS, R. Ye., and BROITSHTEY3, 1. E.,
Leningrad Scien=tilc Research Institute of Radiation Hygiene, H.-nistry of
Health RSFSR, Leningrad
"Comparative Study of the Dynamics of Changes in the Indexes of Non-Specific
Immunity Under the Effect of Long-Wave and Short-Wave X-Rays"
Moscow, Radiobiologiya, Vol 11, No 4, Jul/Aug 71, pp 540-544
Abstract: Nonspecific immunological reactivity was studied upon irradiation
of rats with long-wave and short-wave x-rays with an effective energy of 14
and 75 keV, respectively. The immunological reactivity was determined on
the basis of the area of postinjection infiltration 24 hrs after intracu-
taneous injection to the animals of 0.1 ml of anti-rat serum, the bacteri-
me te
cidal activity of the blood serum toward.. E. coli, the lys ozy ti r o
the blood serum with respect to Micrococcus lysodeicticui;, and the complC
ment titer of the blood serum as indicated by the hemolysis of ram ery-
throcytes. On exposure of the ani-mals to equal doses of long)-wave and
short-wave radiation, the nonspecific immunity was suppressed to a greater
extent by the action of short-wave than long-vave radiation. This was due
to the fact that, as shown by calculations for the total body, the skin,
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SHUBIK, V, M., et al., Radiobiologiya, Vol 11, No 4, Jul/Aug 71, pp 540-544
and the spleen, the average absorbed doses were higher at equal exposure
doses for the high-energy short-wave radiation than the low-energy long-
wave radiation.
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Radlobiology
USSR uDc 612.oi7.1.oi4.46:615-849-2
SHUBIK. V. M., NEVSTRUYERVA, M. A.J, LIVSHM,, R. YE..1 and KOL(Yr-TIN., v. A.,
Leningrad Scientific Research Institute of Radiation - e
"Effect of Nuclear Fission Products on Iuzmnological 1~-,actions"
~bsccw Zhurnal MikrobioloGii, Epidemiologii i Inmunobiologli, No 9 1 (2,
pp -12 -17
Abstract: Rats were injected once with an individed mixtum~ of rare earth
(La-140, Ce-141, Ce-144, Pr-143, Y-91, M-147) and alk~Lli earth (Sr-89, Ba-
140) radioixaclides to determine the effect of these nuclear fission products
on nonspecific (1offe's test, bactericidal action, lysozyme, coriTlement serv-
in.,f as criteria) and specific (antibody response to inoculation of Proteus
vulgaris and sheep erythrocytes) i=unity. Nonspecifb*., reactions and anti-
body forruition were depmsoed and a large q1inntity of imitountibodies to liver
and kidney tissues were produced. These changes were plia-selike: periods of
decrease alternated with phases of normalization and even stirrila-l;ion. 'fliere
was a distinct relationship between most.of the iim=ological parameters and
the dose of radioisotopes used. The various. factors differed in sensitivity
to internal irradiation.
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USSR UDC 542.48
KOLOTYGIN, Yu. A., D'YAKOV, A. A., FILIVPOV, S. N., and POLYAK, T. I.,
"Acid Treatment of Distilled Sea Water"
Moscow, Vodosnabzheniye i Sanitarnaya Tekhnika, No 10, 1972, pp 5-6
Abstract: Experimental results are reported an the study of thermal de-
composition of bicarbonates in partially acidified Caspian Sea water. It
was shown that the decomposition of bicarbonates can be almost completely
prevented by acidifying the water to pH 5-6. On this basis,a method was
developed for evaporation of sea water following a partial acidification
of the starting material.
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Ons
c: 621.396.2:621.371.3.
USSR UD
VARLAMOV, G. I., DUBKOV, E. A., KOLOTYGIN, Yu. V., SPIVAK, 7. B.
"Call Signal Automation for a Personal Radio Call System"
Tr. nauch.-tekhn. konferentsiv Ke-luzh. obl. sovet nauah.-telthn. o-v (Works
of Scientific and Technical Conferences. Xaluga Fegional Coancil of -Scier.-
tific ard Technical Societies), Ka2uga, 1970, pp 73-77 (fron RM-Radiutekh-
'nika, No 6, Jun 7-1, Abstract No 6A196)
Translation: The paper describes the structure of a module in an automatic
system for calling a certain subscriber by a combination of two frequencies
out of eight, assuming a certain sequential order of frequencies. Call
reliability is improved by multiple repetition of the signal. 7`he prilici-
pal component of the module is the subscriber identifipr which is used for
setting up different combinations of controlling signals corresponding to
subscriber numbers. According to the signal given by the subscriber iden-
tifier, a call signal o~ci" ator unit generates the call signal.. '17he
figures of merit are given for the circuits of various elements in the
module. Three illustrations. 11. S.
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'USSR UDC Z612.833.81
DAUROVA, F. K., and KOL=GINAt.,sgk.~,,.I,.~.,.,Jnstitute of Righer Nerre Activity
and Neurophysiology, Academy of Sciences USSR, Hosca4r
"Study of the Specificity of Feedback Coanections"
Moscow, Zhurnal Vysshey Deyatel'nosti imeni I. P. Pavlova, Vol 20, No 5,
Sep/Oct 70, pp 1,083-1,085
Abstract: Two series of tests were conducted, one using "current-sound"
stimuli and a second using both "current-sound" and "food-tactile" stimuli.
In the study, three dogs were used upon which conditioiaed-reflex experiments
had been previousiy conducted. The experiment did not yield cleai
-ly defined
results. One dog responded three times out of four to a sound stimulus by
a defensive movement of his paw; another dog responded four times out of
eight with a "food" response to tactile~stimulation. It is claimed that
these results indicate the specificity of the feedback connection and thus
suggest that it is of the conditioned reflex type.
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112 -~019 UNCLASSUFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CTTO
"IT.ITLE--SYNTHESIS OF NUCLEIC ACIDS, PHCSPHOPROTEINSt AND PlAOSPHOLIPIDS OF
_~.._THE LIVER AND SOME OF ITS FUNCTIONAL INDEXES AFTER ACUTE BILATERAL
,-...AUTHOR--KOLTYGINA, T.I.
'IC.,GUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,:~SCURCE-ZDRAVOOKHR. BELORUSS. 1970, 16(2)v 51-2
"DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
:~,:SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
Tom TAGS--KIDNEYt BLOOD CIRCULATIONt NUCLEIC ACIDP PHOSPHOLIPIOP LIVERP
BIOSYNTHESIS
~!CCNTROL HARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS'
i.f~DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
"PROXY REELIFRAME--1998/0101 STEP NO--UR/0477/70/016/002/0051/0052
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120401
'0
UNCLASSIFIE

019
-2/2 U-NCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
:---IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120801
~-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT ACUTE KIDNEY ISCHEMIA WAS PRODUCED
:,~,IN RABBITS BY THE BILATERAL COMPPGSSION OF RENAL ARTERIES FOR Z OR 3 HR
UNDER ETHER ANESTHESIA. PRtME32 P INCORPORATION wAS STUDIED AFTEA I.V.
INJECTION OF NA SUPY2 HPO SUR4 (0,2 MU CI-G). AFTER 2 HR ISCHEMIA,
SYNTHESIS OF RNA DROPPED TO 40PERCFNTP THAT OF PHOSPHORPROTEINS TO
29PERCE NT, THAT OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS TO 53PERCENT OF THE CONIROLS. SERUM
ALBUMIN, ALSUMIN-GLOBULfN RATIO, AND PROTHROMBIN DROPPEOt
POSTHYPERGLYCEMIA COEFF, FOLLOWING GALACTOSE LOAD, CHGLESTEROLE141A, AND
ALANINE T-kANSAMINASE INCREASED; DE AITIS COEFF. DROPPED. ALL OF THE
CHANGES WERE MORE MARKED AFTER 3 HR OF KIDNEY ISCliEMIA. LIVER FUNCTION
IMPAIRMENT WAS MANIFEST IN THE SEQUENCE OF ENZYMES, CHOLESTEROLi
CARBOHYDRATESv AND PROrEOGENESIS, THE LATTER 2 FUNCTIONS REMAINED
AFFECTED FOR THE LONGEST INTERVAL, ALL OF THESE CHANGES:WERE APPARENT
-WITHIN THE IST HR, INTENSIFIED UP.,TO 4-7 DAYSt AND REVERTED TO NORMAL BY
21 AFTER 2 HR ISCHEMIA. ALL ANIMALS WITH 3 HR ISCHEMIA DIED WITHIN
4-10 DAYS*. FACILITY: VITEBSK. MED. INST.0 VITEBSKv USSRs
X41- -A

USSR
UDC 541.13
KONONEMKO, L. YE., SHCHUROV, A. N., KOLOTYRKIN___V_ TUNITSKIY, U. N.
"Electrical Conductivity of Ion-Exchange Hembranes in Dry Form"
Moscow, Zhurnal Fizicheskoy Khimii, Vol XI.VI, No 1, 1972, pp 242-243
Abstract: In order to determine the possible contribution of the electron con-
ductivity to the total conductivity of poly.electrolyte membranes, a study was
made of the E-23 membrane to which 11% sodium styrenesulfonate was grafted.
The membrane had an exchange capacity of 0.5 milligrarp-equivalents/gram. The
(R+, Ag+, Cu +, Fe3+), and aluminum elec-
film was converted to various forms
trades were deposited on it in a vacuum. After prolonged drying in a vacuum
and.simultaneous heating at 100* C, the electrical conductivities were measured
for different temperatures (from 22 to 100* C) and field intensities (from 102
to 105 volts/cm). The volt-ampere characteristics were measured by a previously
described procedure [L. S. Tuzov, et al., V~sokomolekul. soyedineniya, A, No 9,
2414, 19671. Examvles of the volt-ampere characteristiesare presented for
--branes in the Ii-form and Ag+-form at various temperatures with a membrane
thickness of 60 p. The data show that the,ion-exchange materials in the dry
state can be of interest as dielectrics in which without varying the matrix by
a controlled procedure, the composition of the Included ions varies. Introduc-
tion of -0.5 mg-equivalents/g of metal atoms or ions into the polymer dielectric
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KOXONEHKO, L. YE., et al., Zhurnal Fizicheskoy Khi-rali, Vol XLVI, No 1, 1972,
pp 242-243
has no strong effect on the conductivity of the dielectric. In dry form, the
tested menbranes have electron conductivity. The higher the ionization poten-
tial of the atom, the larger the activation energy of electrical conductance
of the film in the corresponding form.
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Organometallic Compounds
USSR UDC 678.84,-539.531:621.3.011.5
TKACHIUK, B. V., PEROVA, L. V., and KOLOTYRKIN, V. M., Scientific Research
UNW-Moto
Physicochemical Institute imeni 41.--M Karpov
"Dielectric Properties of Organosilicon Films and the Effect of ~-Radiation
on Their Structures"
Moscow, Vysokomolekularnyye Sovedineniya, Vol 13, No 4, Apr 71, pp 828-832
Abstract: The dependence of dielectric properties of thin polysiloxane films
on the conditions of their polymerization was studied. It was shown that the
dielectric constant c and the tangens of dielectric loss anSle log a are in-
dependent of the polymerization period; an increase in tne density of the
It was
discharge current leads to an increased dielectric perateability. L
noted that at low temperatures the methylsiloxane polymer films exhibit a
maximum relaxation value of tan a. If the zone discbaroe is carried out
in an argon atmosphere, the relaxation maximum shifts.to higher temperatures.
The effect of i -radiation on the structure of thin organosilicon polymer
films was studied by IR-spectroscopy; the films were prepared from hexamethyl-
disiloxane and ethyl(vinyl, ethynyl)silanes with a general formula (C2H5)3SiR,
where R - C112C"3, CH:C112, C:CR- It was shown that polymer films d-irradiated
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TKACM, B. V., et al., Vysokomolekularnyye Soyedineniya, Vol 13, No 4, Apr 71,
pp 828-832
with doses up to 250 Mrad underwent no structural citanges. Doses in the range
250-400 Mrad caused a relative decrea3e in the number of methyl groups and an
appearance of oxygenated groups such as CO and 011; the macromolecules became
more crosslinked.
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1/2 021 UNCCASS[FiEb
_jITLE--STA13ILJ.TY OF THE DIELECTRIC PROPERTIE~- OF POLYM~R FILNS ~:t)R-'-IEL) INN A
AGLOW DISCHARGE
_AUTHOR-(03)-TUZ0V# L.S., KOLOTYRKINY V.Mos TUNITSKlYi N.N.
,,','COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
;~..,S0URCE_-VYSOK0MOL. SOEDIN#v SER. A.1910ej ~2(4)p 849-~54
PUBL [SHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRYt MATERIALS, PHYSICS
TOPIC- TAGS--DIELECTRIC PROPERTY9 PLASTIC FILMi ORGAMESILICON COMPOUNOr
GLOW DISCHARGE
'C0NTROL,MARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3006/1497 STEP NQ--UR/0459/70/OL2/1)04/08(tl)f~J854
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0135158

2/2 021 ONCL ASS I FxrED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
C-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0135158
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--((Jl GP-0- ABSTRACT. TPE PRESENC4. OF ARP Ot Nv OR H
DURING THE FORMATION OF FILMS FROM (ME SU83 51) 51J32 0 (1) VAPORS IN A
GLOW DISCHARGE (L. S. TUZOVo ET AL.v 1967) RETARD$ FILM FOkMATION DUE TO
THE INCREASE OF I OECONPN. AND THE DECREASE OF I PARTIAL VAPOR PRESSURE.
THE DIELEC. CONST. (EPSILON) AND TAN(DIELEC. LOSS ANGLE) TAN OELTA) OF
I FIL4S DECREASED DURING THE STORAGE AT ROOM TEMP, THE DECREASE WAS
HFGHER AT HIGH AIR HUMIDITY AND FOR I'FILMS CONTG4 POLAR GROUPSo IHE
MOST STABLE EPSILON AND TAN DELTA WERE OBTAINED WITH THE FILMS FOAI~ED IN
THE PRESENCE OF H. THE ANNEALING ALSQ,INCREASCED THE srABILITY OF
EPSILON AND DELTA. PREPN. I FILMS AT:HIGH GLOW DISCHARGE CURREN,r o.
-DECREASED WT. LOSSES DURING HEATING LESS THAN OR ('QUAL 6000EGREES IN THE
'''AIR, FACILITY: FIZ.-KHIM. INST. IM, KARPOVA, MOSCOW, USSR.

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USSR UDC 620.193-27
'FREYIWII L. I.t KMRITONOVA, L. YA.p and Scientific
Research Physicochemical Insitute Imeni L. Ya. Karpov,
"Simulation of Pitting Corrosion by Ultraviolet Light"
Moscow, Zashchita, Metallov, Vol 7, No 5, 1971# PP 594-399
Abstraett In evaluating current concept of the spatial distribution of the
interphase potential difference )in the system iletal (1) -- passiva-
al.4 the location in the system of the
ting layer solution (3), an
barrier layer largely responsible for impeding the dissolution, the effect
of ultraviolet light on pitting corrosion is of direct interest. Exteriments
were conducted in a quartz cell at 200 with lKhl8NlO11 steel in 0.05 N ANaCl
solution ("extremely high purity"), and the stmosphere vas purified nitrogen.
Electrodes cut from foil 0.1 mm) with a 1.4 cm?- iraeking surface were
ground, degreased with ethyl alcohol, and.washed with twice-distilled water.
Using mercury lamps, the light Fux intensity on each of the t1wo wor-king
electrode planes was 1.4 cal/cm - sec. Ultraviolet illumination does not
affect the pitting~foraation potential ( Ppit_fo.,) for polished electrodes
riod of 5
if stabIlization is carried out at a potential of 0.2 v durln4; a pe
or 14 minutes. Stabilization at a level of 0,5 v for 6 hourn tricreased

USSR
FREYMAN, L. I., et al., Zashchita Xetallov, Vol 7, 110 5, 1971, PP 5914-599
qpit_form by a quantitY = 350 mve A comparison wa;s made between dark
99pit-fora-dark and illwaintated ~a'pjt_form_jl) potentials of pitting-
formation for lKhI8NIOT steel in the 0.05 1-1 NaC1 solution.
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USSR
UDc 620,197.5
MSFJKH, YE. S., K01MORNIKOVA, A. G., MAZEWA, V. M.) KOLOTITKIN, YA. m.
"Anodic Protection of Titanium in Solutions of Chromic Woride Containing
Chromous Chloride"
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, Vol 6, No 6, Nov-Dee 70, PP 635-6.19
Abstract: The possibility of anodic protection of titanium as applied to the
-tic chloride based on the ;o-
technological process conditions of obtaining chro,
lution of its hydroxide in hydrochloric acid is discusses. It is shoim that
anodic protection permits a significant increase in the corrosion resistance of
titanium in solutions of chromic chloride~containing a reducing agent -- chromous
chloride. The losses of chromous chloride resulting from anodic oxidation do
not exceed the process requirements.
The experimental procedure and results are described Ln d,)tail. It -was
found thal, introduction of chromous chloride into a solution of chroide chloride
greatly reduces the corrosion resistance of titanium as a re,,-tLI-t of shifting the
stationary potential from the passive region. to the traiwient region.
The titanium solution rate is defined as a function of the potential. in
the chromic chloride solution containing chrmous chloride. 'When using anodic
protection of the titanium the corrosion resistance of the titanium can be
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USSR
LETSKIKH, YE. 5., ot al., Zashchita. Metallov, Vol 6, No 6, P1011-Djec 70, pp 635-
639
increased bY 30 tines. It is established tNat th~ basic anodit., -procoS3 in
titanium in the passive region is oxidation of Gr' the ratcv of which is ap-
proximately two orders higher than the titanium solution rate. However, the
e)mendil as on electric poi-mr are low i
Dur h the case of anodic protection, T~qy
do not go beyond the technological process requirements on the losses of Cr
as a result of anodic oxidation. A significant increase in Lhe titanium solu-
tion rate was a49 detected in the passive region, in the presence of the re-
ducing agent Or
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USSR UDC: 620,193.7
KOLOTYRUKI,,lYa. H., wid STRUJKIN, V. A., PhysicochemicaL Scientific
Research InSLizute imeni L. Ya. Karpov; :Scientific Research ILLStituLe
of Organic Semi -Prod tic ts and Dyes
"Localized Titanium Corrosioa On Applicatioa of jUterroting Cvrrent"
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, Vol 6, No 5, Sep-Oct 70, pp 511-516
'ulL on tile
Abstract: This study concerns the effect of alternating curr
corrosion-electrochenical behavior of titanium in 6 a. solution of ZXI
and ill.504 (with or without chlorine saturation) at 60% and room
re. In the solution iiCl+Cl,) the applicatior of alternatiu,
temparatu
current causes localized corrosion of ticanium; in "d.~S0,+C], ;L inten!~ifit's
uniforiii corrosion. '!he difference in the behavior oT LIcaal*u-n in
saturated IM Li related w the different states of tKa rrez-al's z;urface
(acdive aad pa:i:;ivc) which feature different palariz,,14ility. :cAocuiar
'd-lzec,
chlorina does not directly promote pitting, yet 'veing an ox~
-: v
pa5s; ates titanium., depolarizes it~aad,waiws it less susceptible to, r1l
advimic effect of altemating current. A 4rop j.;.i remparatkim dacre"~";C-~;
the di-I.-MIULIva rate and incroaacs Lho pvoporLio~'i ;'~a --, Ll 1 1 Ll i i r

TITS S 01
KOLOTYRKIN, YA. M., and STRUMPUN, V. A., et al., Zlashcliita
Metallov, Vol 6, No 5, Sep-Cct 70, pp 511-516
L
acid solution the corrosion rate of active titaa-"urn is ;~,Ino,,it 2.0 c~mcs
lower than tha, in IiCl without polarizzat.*ion alid is 1.4 ~i:;w;s lower with
a-c Polarization. la t'lae latter cas,, the d4 ssolution, i-azo rez,,ails lower
than the anodic component of alcernating currellL. In Jliori[W-s--Luraced
H 804, with application of alternating current, Oic po,larizing current
(during an anodic half-period) is constmed to for-~,-i an (oxide fii-m; the
lack of chlorine-ions obviates the possibility of loca;ized activation.

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30QCt7O
022
.~__,rITLE--RADIOCHEMICAL STUDY OF PLATINUM OISSOLuTION IN ACID ELECTROLYTES AT
ARYING POLARIZATIONS. 1. EXPERIMENYAL PROLcOURES AND SOME RIESULTS -U-
~,,AUTHOR-1031-CHEMUDANOVP A-N.v KOLUTYRKINt.YAmM., DEMIBROVSKIY, M.A.
",.."C.CUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,,-SOURCE-ELECTROKHIMIYA 1970, 6M, 460-
-PUBLISHED ------- 70
,~.::SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
tOPIC TAGS--RADIO CHEMISTRYt PLATINUMt ELECTROLYTE, SOLUBILITY, NITRIC
:ACID, HYDROCHLORIC ACIDt PERCHLORIC ACllDo, SULFURICACIO
CVNTROV'MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
--DOCUMENT CLASS--UriCLASSIFIED
....PROXY REELJFRAME--1998/1149 STEP NO--IUR/0364/?0/006fOO4/046010468
CIAC ACCESSION NU-001.21708
UNCLASSIFIED

022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
'CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121708
,ABSTRACT/r'_XTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE DISSOLN, OF PT IN li SUB2 SO
SU84, HCL, HCLO SUB4j HNO SU83r AND THEIR MIXTS. WAS INVESTIGATED OVER A
BROAD RANGE OF POTENTIALS INCLUDING THE REGION OF H EVOLUTION.
ELECTRODES WERE MADE OF PT PRETREATED IN A STREAM OF NEUrRONS AND THE
QUANTITY OF PT IN THE ELECTROLYTE WASfOLLOWED BY RADIDAIETRY. IHE RATE
~~..:CF DISSOLN. OF PT WAS GOVERNED BY THE COMPN. AND CHARACTER OF THE
..SURFACE OXIDE F[LMS IN BOTH THE ANOOMAND CATHOOK REGIONS. THE KIND
AND CONCN. OF THE ELECTROLYTE WERE OF MINOR IMPORTANCE ONLY.
~FACILITY: FIZ. KHIM. INSTs IM. KARPOVAt MOSCUWs USSR*
=LLAVS Y-LIFIE -0--

U'c 620-193-01
USSR L
KOSSYY, G. G., NOVAKOVSKIY, V. M., and KOLOTYFM, YA. M.
"Excess Oxygen in an Oxide Film on Passive Titaniuid'
Moscov,, Zashchita Metallov, Vol 6, No 3, May-Jun 70, PP 317-320
Abstract: r1he stationary rate of potentiostatic solution of passive titaniiLmic
appreciably higher than the man solution rate of its pasalvating oxide olbsened
after cessation of polarization. This article contains a discussion of additional
information about the properties of the passivating film on titanium obtained as
~ result of more detailed observations of the process of spontaneous activation of
~ d-energized electrode in the presence of HF. 7he experirinnts were perfonried In
solutions of three normal HC1 + xHF on a rotating (n = 1,54W rpm) disk elec-.m."le
made of V71-1 titanium at 400. The potentials everywhere were given with respect
to a saturated calomel comparison electrode at room temperature. Vie oxyCen waz
not removed from. the solution. The experimental data provide a basis for propos-
ing that the oxidizing properties of passive titanium are connei3tt*d with the
presence of an oxide film on its surface. As the oxide fiLna becomes thicker, the
process of which begins after cessation of polarization, layers of it closer and
closer to the metal come into contact with the electrolyte. The gradual reduction
in potential accompanying this process is enlained by a drop in the concentration
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USSR
KOSSYY, G. G., et al., 7-ashchita Metallov, Vol 6, NO 3. MaY-Jun 70~ PP 317-320
of excess origen in the direction from the outer surface of the oxide to its
interface with the metal.
It is shovn that 'within the framework of the concepts of the adsorption nature
of inertness, the smooth potential drop could be explained by the gradual restora-
tion of oxygen adsorbed in a single layer whose bond energy and reduction potential
vary with the degree of filling. However, this proposition is refuted by t~he
experimental data. The forced short-term potential bias of the electrode in the
negative direction which should cause partial reduction of tha oxyi;en, contrary to
expectations, does not accelerate but inhibits activation. The sooner the cathode
pulse is applied after cessation of polarization, the greater the amount of elec-
tricity it carries through the electrode and the greater the inhibition of activa-
tion.
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USSR MC 620.193-01
KUZMSOVA, YE. G., SOKOLOV, A. A., MOVAKOVSKIY, V. 11.,
Scientific-Rosearch Physico-ChemiCal institute imeni L.
"The Influence of Oxidation-Reduction Systezz on the IbLte of Dissolution of
Passive Titaniue
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, No 4, 1972, pp 409-414.
Abstract: Data are presented and discussed on changes in the dissolution rate of
to sulfuric acid upon intro-
passive titanium, Votentiostatically liolarized in dilu
2 3+
duction of the Fe /Fe redox system to the acid, and also upon introduction of
Ti3l ions. The radiometric method is used to show thal 'when titanium is maintlined
in the anode-passive state, the introduction of Fe2, ions causes only an increase
in the external anode current, while the.introduction of Ti3+ ions causes a
simultaneous inhibition of dissolution of the titanium, explained by the anode
deposition of Ti02 from the solution.

1/2 056
~:jITLE--TURbULEl\T ANISOTROPIC
ROTATING TUBE -U-
~-,:~A--UT14fik-(CJ3)-.KCLI-JVANCIN, B.A.,
CCUNT RY GF INFO-USSR
UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING
FLOW OF INCOMPRESS113LE GAS~ IN A
MARTYNENKOt O.G.v AEROVt V*VE.
ZHURNALt 1970t VCL 16t NR It
DATE--20NOV70
CIRCULAR
PP 96-104
_i)ATE FUEL ISHEO ------- 7C
AREAS-PHYSICS
~JOPIC TAGS-- TURBUL E%T FLOW, INCOMPRESSIBLE FLUID# GAS FLOW, GAS DYNA-MICS1
,.:-CIRCULAR ACCELERATORI KINETIC EQUATIONt: HEAT rRANS!FER, VELOCITYf
+)AThEMATIC ANALYSIS
CC-UTRCL VAPKING-140 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT LLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~,PROXY REEL/FRAME-IS98/0532 STEP i'40--UR/0170/71)/Old./001/0096/0104
CIRL 'ACCESSICN NG---AP0121204

2/Z 056 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE--?0NL)V70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0121204
ABS T&AC T/ EX TRACT-- ~ U) Gil-0- ABSTRACT FIG. 1. 0 IS fq [I- 1i rOF 6 AR Oli IN
SECf1C%. 1:1 " 2. DISTRIBUT IGN OF LON01TUDINI"L FLUCTUATION
r
INTENSITY FIG. 3. INTENSITY DISTRIBUTIO,". Of- TRIANSULRSL VF1.Gk,i T~ AND
-ScES FLUCTLATION. FIG. f. PPOFILE OF Alifz~~ACED VELOCITY,
SHEAR STk~
1 S r R 15 ii T I ON
FIG- 5. UISTRiaurION LF TRANSVERSE HEATFLUXES. FIG. 6. L
OF AZIVLTHAL HEAT FLUXES. FIG. 7. DISTRIBUTION OF L0.NG1TU_('1N4L .'!L-AT
FLUXES. FIG. :8. AVf-kAL;f:i) TEMPERATURE, PROFILE. su"IMARle . N ti 1%
150ThEAt"AL FULLY DEVELOPED FLOW OF GAS IN A CIRCULAR -wTATING TU6- IS
IF MOMENTUM ANO HEA'I Til,ANSFER AND
CONSIDERED. AVERAGE EQUATIONS L
-,EQUATIGNS F6R GNE PUINT SECOND MJJMENTS~' OF VELOCITY ANO TEMIPERATURE
FLUCTUATIGNS ARE USEC. DETERMINED ARE THE BASIC HEAT IRA(vSfER
-:.CHARACTERISTICS, SUCH AS THE PROFILE OF, AVERAGED TEAPERATURE AND
hEAT FLUXES. 'THE RESULTS (IF NUMERICAL CALCULATION OF THE
-~.'--!__,~_,GHARACTERISTLCS ARE GIVEN.
'LAC, If-IL:

USSR UDC 531.36
M. Z. and TROITSICAYA, Z. B.
KOLOVSKI;,,...
"The Stability of Linear Systems With Random Parameters
Moscow, Prikladnaya hatematika i.Mekhanika, No 2, 1972, pp 210-2211
Abstract: An approximate method is proposed ior investlgating the stability
of systems of linear equations with steady random coefficients; this Trethod
is based upon use of the perturbation method. The probIr-ai is v!dilced to an
investigation of the stability of a systeu of f-Inite-difference equations, the
coefficients of which are deteL-mlned on the basis of the: 8pectrai densiti-:is, of
mWom parameters. Three examples are worktid out. 1 rigto'e, 6 referenctes.
63

USSR
GURETSKIY, V. V., KOLOVS MAZIN, L. S., Loningrad
"On the Limiting Possibilities of Antishock Damping"
Moscow, Mekhftnika Tverdogo_Tela, No 6, Nov/Doe 70, pp 17-22
Abstract: The paper deals with the limiting ptissibilities of
=ti-impact protection of equipment by using a damper, an impact
shook absorber and combinations of the two. Thooretas are proved
which define the re action of an optimum shock absorbor as a
function of time. F.-tamples are given. The reaults may be onsily
generalized to the case of steady-state (periodic) effoots.

USSR UDC 621.646.4
BINIAN, A. I., ZAKATOV, V. P., 0.-1. L., IMASHBITS, A. V., and
POTEPALOV, Yu. N., Central Sci nEific R6s_e_a_r_ch_7astitute of Large-Scale
Automation and Special Design Office for' Automation in Petroleum Refining
and the Petrochemical Industry
"Pneumatic Long-Term Memory Device"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 28, 1971, p 199
Abstract: USSR Authors' Certificate No 315183 (Cl. G 06g V00), filed
4 January 1970, issued 21 September 1971, covers a pne=atic long-term
memory device containing an oscillator and a cathode follower and two'
pulsating capacitances with a control and a working cavity :Ln each, con-
nected to the oscillator through contacts. In order to reduce temperature
error, the control cavities of the capacitances, filledwith.a, liquid with
a low coefficient of temperature expansion, are interconnected through a
contact; the working cavity of one capacitance is connected with the
cathode follower input and with input and reference pressure sources through
contacts; and the working cavity of the second capacitance is connected via
contacts to the reference pressure source and the atmosphere.
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NU
0043337'
L.
.
PP
UR 0482
Soviet Inventions.11lustrated, Section 11 Electrical, Derwent,

f 243965 PNEUMTIrq SIGNALS 00 ER. iinorovi" the
conversibn accu#aty ~snd wideniT4 the 4djust-
ment range. lt,~comprioAs a. repeater,(,I~~ witba
shift and'its throttli,1(2)., and u,cothp#rator elem-
ent
(3) with its throttlie (41).
In addition, following notattdnb are used
on the drawing:~conitarit signal supply*dhannp-L
(Pe). inp4t signal (Px),; output signal.(Py), and
an incer-mediate signal ~(7y).,
The conVert,er oP!Oation is b a s, e d, on the.
forces compensation pripcipte. It is 4escrOed in
full.
The converter is~desjgned4or a paeumatic
integrator where It shifts.theinput 'Aigaal by Po
0.2 kgi'cmz, and autpliftes the obtaineA.Values by a
factor of 0.09.
4.1.68 as 1208222118-24. 1W EN-W.A.1: (9.10.69)
Bul 17/14.5.69. Class 4?ML. Int.CI,G 06S.

1,91761565

47-

USSR
OLOZEZNYY. E. A.
UDC 629.76/.78.015:533.6
"Control System Minimizing the Effect of Wind Action on the Loading of a
Rocket-Carrier by Bending Moments"
V sb. UDravlenive v kosmose.-T. 1 (Control in Space. Vol 1 -- Collection of
Works), Moscow, "Nauka", 1972, pp 282-286 (from RZh4leldianika, No 3, Mar 73,
Abstract No 3B354)
Translation: The law controlling the motion of a rocket-carrier In the lateral
plane by a change in the transverde velocity of the ceater of mass in the
Initial segment of the motion is discussed. Author's abstract.
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037 UNCLASSIF1 0 PkOCESS[NG DATE--160CT70
.----TITLE--A CONTROL SYSTEM WHICH MINIMIZES!THE EFFECT OF WIND ON THE I-OAD OF
T H EBOOSTER WITH BENDING TORQUES -U-
-AUTHOR--KOLOZEZNYI* E*A.
.'-,COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR# FRANCE
-'.'SOURCE--INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF AUTOMATIC CONTROL, SYMPOSIUM ON
~....__,,.~,AUTOMATIC CONTROLP 3RD9 TOULOUSE, FRANCEt MAR- 2-6t 19,709 PAPER, 8 P.
.~OATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
,.SUBJECT AREAS--SPACE TECHNOLOGY,,ORDNANtE
w
:,TOPIC TAGS--WIND, CONTROL SYSTEM DESIGNi SPACECRAFT SOOSTERt TORQUE
'CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/0018 STEP NO--FR/0000/70/0001000/0003/00')8
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO--AT0117315

.. .........I-------------
------------- -- ---- --
2/2 037 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-16OCT70.
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AT0117315
ABSTPACT/EXTRACT--(U) OP-0- ABSTRACT. DISCUSSION OF A PRINCIPLE FOR
BOOSTER CONTROL kHICH HAS REDUCED THE MAXIMAL WIND INDUC'ED BENDING
TORQUES BY 30 TO 40PERCENT. THE RESPONSE OF A BOOSTER TO AEk()DYNAMIC
FORCES IS EXAMINED. TiiO TECHNIwULS TO REDUCE TH~SE FORCES AND 'ovlNo
-INDUCED BENDING TORQUES ARE CONSIDERED. AN ALGOkITHM 15 PRESENTED FOR
CONTROL DURING THE INITIAL PHASE OF THE FLIGHT AND THE CU,%,lPUTATluN OF
THE LATERAL,ACCELERATION CONSTITUENTS IS DISCUSSED.

USSR UDC 627.81:551.48
KOLPACHEVA,
"Calculating the Runoff of Different Guarantee of the Rivers in the Central
Chernozem Region in the Summer-Fall and:14inter Seasons (1967)"
Izuch. i. isDolIz. vodn. resursov SSSR. 1966-1967 -- V sb. (Study and Use of
USSR Water Resources. 1966-1967 -- Collection of Works), Moscow, Nauka Press,
.197.0, pp 47-48 (from RZli-Elektrotekhnika i Energetika, No 2, Feb 71, Abstract
No 2 D14)
Translation: The seasonal runoff with a p% guarantee is defined bY the formula
h (I + ~C )h
season p% v season season
or
hseason pZ Kseason p% hseason'
where K 1 + 41C 4) is the normalized deviation of the ordinates
season p% v season
from the mean value reduced to the value of the variation coefficient Cv Season
1 as a function of the coefficient of asymiretry C6 seasorl and guarantee p%.
The seasonal runoff layer norm. hqeasan and variation coefficient Cv season can be

USSR
KOLPACHEVA, It. P., Izuch. i. ispol'z. vodn. resursov SSSR. 1966-12~L Moscow,
Nauka Press, 1970, pp 47-48
determined by modern methods with the accuracy required in practice by the
existing observation data for the rivers of the Central Chernozem Region.

.. . .......... ....
112 03~; UNCLASSIFIED PIWCEIISING DATE-20NOV70
T
JlrLE-ULTEAS ':ilC ATTENUAT loii IN CURREW CARRYING SUPEAX.(jNUU( ORS
C C! h T A I N'l ~,, C, PARAMAGNETIC IMPURITIES -Uf_
~~l.!,.,:A.UTH(JP--tO,2)-KCLPAGIUr M.K.v KGNPLZ
NTRY OF' INFO-USSR
CCU!
STATUS SOLIDIt 1970s VOL 3';r Nitly PP 61-65
PL,6LIShr,0----70
,!,~.SU8JECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--ULTRASCNIC Ai3SORPTIONs SUPERCONDUCTOR, V*ARAPIAGNETIC AATr_:RIAL,
IMPURITY CENTEK, ABSGkt)mj COEFF Tr SOUNU WAVL# 041 FREQUENCY? LOW
I C I EN
TEMFE~ATURE i~FFKT
ta,
~`.CCNTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
-00CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PRUXY REEL/PRAME-1992/1tittl STEP NU-- G E00 3 0 /Tt) 0 3 9,10 G 10 0t00 6 5
C A C C E S S I

212 03ri UNCLASS I FfED PROCE~'SING DAIE--201NOV70
CIRC ACCESSICN NG--AP0112435
AbSrRACT/EXTF ACT--( W GP-0- Ab STRAC r AN, INVEST I(IiAT 10N IS -"ADE OF T HE
'RSISTENT "'JR:ZENTS
ULTRA~ZGMC ATTE.NWATILN IN' SUPERCC-NDUCTCRS CARRYING PE
IN THL~ PRESEINCE OF PAkAMAGNETIC IMPURJrY SCATI'ERING. 1"HE 1-1141TI1,1C, CASE
OF HILH IMPU10TY COINCENTRATICINS, IS CCiNSICEKEIB. GENERAL 1. -3kESSltjN'.l FOR
T14E ATTENUATICN CUEFFICIENTS ARE OBTAINED IN~Tdf- ~CASE Of -SPACE
INDEPENDENT . SCUND IWAVE S ThE ATTENUATION COEFF[ClENI'S At' RELATIV"I.Y LOW
FREQUENCIES ANU LUW TEMPERATURES ARE EVALUATEU EXPLICITLY. GAPLESS
SUPERMN I ITY'. 11 ~4STITUTE 0 -
i.)"C.TOKS ARE ALSIJ CONSIDERED. FAG L F
APPLIED PHYSICSt ACAULNlY OF SG'IENCES OF THE MiLDAVIAN SSl KISHINEV.