SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOPYLOVA, V.D. - KORCHAGIN, G.N.

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USSR
BARKETOV, E. S., et al., Zhurnal Analiticheskoy Khiqiii, Vol Yu/.v,
No 3, Mar 70, pp 440-444
Ii was found that the anion-exchanoe resins ~Aiich con-
tained ethylene-diamine groups had the strongest complexin-r
capability. These have a =mparatively high capacity for Sations,
which they sorb from very dilute solutions (less than 10- N).
in addlition, macroporous resins of this type showed more intense
sorption kinetics than those of gel structure.

%JN%.LA2)Nlrl.tUL IAAW~t,~41NU UAlt=`-i0NUViU
TITLE--EFFECT OF ThE ICN COMPOSITION OF 'ANION EXCHAN13ERS *ON THE AOSURPTION
-OF CATICUS -U-
~~7..ALTHCJR -(03)-KCPYLOVA, V.D- r SALCAIJZEt K-M. iASAMOADZ~zp G;L).
"'CCUNTRY OF llqFC-USSR
,,,,:,SGURCE--lF. NECRG. KHIM. 1970t 15(4), IC74-9
.~_DATE PUBLISHED--70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
-TOPIC TAG$
--ANICN EXCHAN%GE RESIN, AOSORPTION, POLYEYHYLENli, ARINE
~OERIVATIVE/(U)AN31. A-NIJN EXCHANGE RESLN,r (UIEDL-101) ANION LXWANGE RESIN#
(U)ANLF ANICN EXCHANCE RESIN9 (U)AV16 ANION -L-MANGE RESLN
:CCINTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-UCCUMVIT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME-3004/2031 STEP NO--UR/0078/70.i'OL5/00411074/LO79
.:CIRC ACCESSION NC--AP0132288
ONCLASS I F 11:70

014 UNCLASSIFFED'
PAUCESSING DATE-20NOM
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--APO1322b8
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. EXPTS. WERE 14AO~ ON POLYETIMENE
PULYAPINE ANICN EALHAINGEAS AN-31, EDE' LOP, AN-2F, AND AV-16. INCREASED
-XCHANGE
CONCN. OF THE HYDRATE FGriH CF THE AMINO GROUPS I N THE E 2~5 CAUSES
INCREASED SCRPTIGN OF CATLJNS DUE TO THE EQUIL R SU33 NH PRIME POSITIVE
` f I VF-
PLUS HGH IN E~;UlLldkIUM R SU83 N, HOWPLUS 11 PRIME P051 POPMATIoN
GF CCCRUINATION CGIMPLEXES BETWEeN CATWNS AND AMINO GROUPS CAUSES A
MARKEC CECkEASE CF SiL.N. PHo
UNCLASSIFIED

1 /2 Oil UNC L A S, S I F f E D PROCESSING OATE--040EC70
OF SOLVENT NATURE ON THE ANION EXCHANGE14 ADSORPTION OF
tAT IONS
UTHOR--KOPYLOVAVALOVA# V.D.
.-,"CoUNTRY dr- INFO--USSR
OUIRCE-IZV4 VYSSH, UCHE66 ZAVED#t KHIM* KHIM4 TEKHNOL# 1970p 13(2ft
197-203
A--TP ISHED ------- 70
1
) E.- UBL
..SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
LJOPIC TAGS--ANION EXCHANGE RESIN, ORGANIC SOLVENTt COPPERt COMPLEX
COMPOUND', ZINC, SILVER,
ION/(U'EOE10P 104 EXCHANGE RE c I Nt, (U)AV16 [ON
EXCHANGE RESIN
";CLINTROL MARKING--NO RESTUCTIONS
~DOCUHENT CLASS--UNCLASSIF[ED
4 - -
.'_~PROXY REEL/FRAME--3005/0802 STEP NO-"UR/015.a/70/~013/rJO2/0197/0203
.:CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0132900
UNC LA SS I F I E 1)

J,
2/2 011 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
tIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0132900
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. FROM STUDIES OF nip soRp'rlON OF CU
PRIME2POSITIVE-r LN PRIME2POSITIVE, AND.AG PRIME POSITIVE BY ANWN
EXCHANGERS EPE, IOP AND AV#16 (SALT FORMS) FROM SOLNS. 'IN H SUB2 or
MEOH, ETOH, PROH, ME SU32 COr AND MIXTS. OF H SUD2 0 AND THE OF4G.
SOLVENTSt IT IS CONCLUDED THAT INCREASING THE DIELEC. COND. OF THE
SOLVENT (1-0), LEADS TO INICREASEO SORPTION OF CATEONS BY THE AWW4
RESINS. FOR EXAMPLEv IN THE SORPTIONiOF CU PRIME~!POS[TrVE BY EDEILOP
(NO SUB3 PRIME NEGATIVE FORM)i THE SORPTION INCREASES FROM 0.9 10 33
HEQUIV4 PER G AS THE SOLVENT COMPN. IS VARIED FROM 0 To SOPERCENT PROH
IN H SUB2 Or AND LESSER INCREASES IN SORPTION ARE1,10TED wIrH mp- SUB2 CO,
-..ETOHP AND MEOH IN PLACE OF PROH. FROK PURE SOLV~-Nr, SORPTION Ii SHARPLY
~DECREASED. THE INCREASE IN SORPTION US ATTRIBUTED BOTH To MOL. soRprloi,,j
AND:JQ COMPLEX FORMATION. F AC I iL I'TY 140SK KOOP. INST., MOSCOVIl
I A 1:-C -UL FLY-,

T77f/ 2, 0 1
UNCLASSM 6
OF CATION ADSORPTION FROM '101TMON.S 011F LtH CONCH~F;~Al_]GNIS
aY ANiCN EXCHANGERS BASEO ON POLYE$vfiYLf-'t~EPCL.~A.'iT.'~l-S
;__AUTfiGR-(05)-ASAMdADZE, G.D., KOPYLOVA, V.Dr Si.',l.GA[)"?Ev GINTSCBERC~,
KOVARSKAYA, B.M.
,,:COUNTRY Of INFO--USSR
-ZF 1970, 44(l), 257~
_SCUPCE, FIZ. KFIM.
b ATE PUBL I SIIEO-----7 0
SUBJECT- AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOP I C~' TAGS-AiNIGN EXCHANGE RESM, COPPER,t C%"'kAP-T, NICKE-1.1 CATION,
POLYETHYLENE, POLYAMINE, DIFF-U.SION Cogf-PICIEW
(-GNTRGL,MARK I j\G--iNO RE STR I CT IONS
,-:1)ccuMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'E L F RAM E- 19 8 910 4 7 3 STEP jNU--UR/0076J
~PROXY RL
C I R(; ACCESSICN W11--Alf-40 10 7 G79
k MC U A S,5 I F f ED

-114-MM-1 =R OR
212 0 16 UNCLASSIFIED DAIF-13NOV70
C !RC ACCESSION N113-AP010'CT9
-AdSTRACT/EXTKACT--(U) GP 0- ABSTkACT. I-HE AACISORPTI C171," ;L'.U
S 7 j IT j r I
POSITIVE, CCj PRIME2 NOSITIVE, WR -N.-1 mu!*-2
EXCHANGH, B E L rk I ~v L' 51 'LG IF E 54 1 S G VF R N E 0 :: f t I D i F 0 S 10 N R I LE I f I I C
G R A S AEOVE: 35DEGql-~-S ANQ GRFATER llil,N 1:1;" L,',UA-. 'f*1
TJ4E t)jfFij' I jJ1 tl~ INT() TI-jr: Is lri'!F-
CATIGI~ CONE EXCHANGEHI
ff-FUS11"N CDEFFS. Aria S ~!',F
NEGAriVE9, 5.21-1 rIMES lo P R 1,11, E ~~EGATTYI-q, GR 6.,:1 1' 1 10
'2 --UR CU X~ 1 ME' 2 1105 1 T I vr- 1~-i( 'i P: I m--f: 2 T I v L
NEGATIVE9 CM PkIME --SEC I
RESPI.~

LOSR Lux" 0"21 bul "'85:
KQII.)UL:LA. V. P. cuid T?A7.MiC:rWC, T. N. Institute of IToblems of 1.1aterial
Science# !! Academy of Sci(-nces Mkrainian SS
"Deemposition of Powders of Gxoup IV-.I,).-
During Analysis
Kiev, Poro,-!Akovc~ya No 3, 1972, PI) 7-1-74
Abstract-. Thc stUdy deals idth thc Composition of thn
prcvducts of group 1V-VI trausiticin disilicidf~z by alk-12-inc r(,!tS,.~mLs 615
well pu; with find-bit, -' ic, re_[--:~nt for iy,-- j2rAmi
uj
Wle of sc-li-,11i'l hydroxicle, SO-Jium CarbC.Iwtu) SoC111%:1 pI:~'VO-.::IE].C_'.'!JII(I.
a mixturc. of co~il_":: and ~j.nc cxidc en
thtt Um- ai"Arl.bucd to Lhe libena'Acr of fiyJrrj[,,(m (!;;xbon
in Y~wloli
and is not follry,-.,erl by explosiooo or, flashut; &DIC!'I 1,11C,
is about 3UJOC- ahe nickel or the cruciblC' (1002, 11f)t r(:,.LCt id-01 tl-U M""_O 'V:11
sodim hydroxide and causes no loss 'cf fusion. (2 tabic!s', 5 bil--LJOL-r~.Phic
references)

USSR UDC 620.193-01
AIRENSBURGER, D. S V., Institute
_73ademy o 11
of Problems of 111aierial Sclenc6, f Sciences UkrSS.
"Porous Metal-Ceramic Titanium-Based Alloys"
Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya,_No 1, 1972, pp, 48-52.
Abstract: Problems of the production and corrosion resistance of titanium
alloys with molybdenum, chromiun.,and palladium are studied. A preliminary
estimate is presented of the possibility of producing complexly alloyed
powders of these alloys by hydrogenation and grinding of the alloys. INIetal
ceramic alloys such as TJ_20MoSCrO.2Pd, sintered at 11,400'C, have high resis-
tance to hot and concentrated solutions of hydrochloric aad nitric acid and
can be used as a basis for the production of permeable materials. Hydrogena-
tion and subsequent dehydrogenation of sintered specimens of multicomponent
alloys of titanium allo
w the production of coarsely ground, complexly alloyed
powders.

USSR u.Dc 669-295-046-43
RLMN, N. N., DAVYDOVA, T. yA., CHEMYSHOVA, T. A., F VAp YE. A.,
nPYLO
KOLDOBSKAYA, K. N.
""Solubility of Titanium Tetrachloride in Melts of Alkali and Alkaline-Earth
Metals"
0 rastvorimosti chetaeklfirAlorir~ kh kh
,togo ti na v ratplava- shchelochny I i
shchlochno-zertellnvk-,i:netallov, Institute of MetallurV, and Beneficiation,
Kazakh SSR Academy of Sciences., Alma-Ata 1970, 88 pp, ill, -11-entry
bibliography (from RM-Metallurglya, No Apr 71, Abi;tract No 4G227DYeP)
Translation: The results of studying TiC14 solubilit,~, in melts made up of a
mixture of chlorides of alkali and alkaline earth metels, vilich has sivnifi-
cance in the processes of chlorinating raw material containing Ti and when
purifying TiC14, are discussed. Ole solubility of TiC14 depends little on the
temperature or the composition of the solvent. It depends to some extent on
the duration of the experimnts. Accordirig to infrared spectroscopic and
petrographic analysis data, the solubility of TiClj~ in a melt of chlorides of
alkn1i and alkaline earth metals is directly related to the presence of
residual water in it. There are 6 illustrations, 5 t4bles) and an 1-1-ontry
bibliography.

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Ti ium
USSR UDC 669.295.053.4
KOPYLOVA, YE. A., RUBAIN, N. N.
"Problem of Removing Oxygen-Containing Products of Hydrolysis From Industrial
Titanium Tetrachloride"
Sb. tr. Vses. mezhvuz. nauch. konft--ontsii po teorii protsessov tsvetn. metal-
lurgii (Collected Works of the All-Union Interuniversity Scientific Conference
on the Theory of Processes in Nonferrous Metallurgy),~Alma-Ata, 1971, pp 203-
206 (from RZh-Metallurgiya, No 7, Jul 1971, Abstract No 7W39)
Translation: The polymer form of TiOCl dissolved in TiCl was established
2 4
spectroscopically. The polymer nature of there solutLons explains their ca-
pacity for stable supersaturation and the formation of incompressible struc-
tured suspensions and solid-like masses.. The solutions, suspensions.aud
gels of TiOCI 2-TiCl4 are considered as'.1yophilic colloidal systems. The
selected hydrolysis of TiOCI2 in solutions, suspensioms,and gels is established.
There are 2 illustrations and an 8-entry bibliography.
1/1

USSR 4 UDC 621.3.087.5
VINWRADOV, YE. A., KOPYLOVSKIY,,B. D.
"Receiver-Recorder for High-Resistance Photoreceivers"
Moscow, Pribory i IAekhnika Eksperimenta, No 5, 1972, pp 115-117
Abstract: A receiving and recording system for operation of high-resistance
photoreceivers is described. The system.is constructed completely from tran-
sistors, and in order to reduce the noise level the input stiage executed from
a field-effect transistor s placed in a cryostat. The noise reduced to the
0-7
input is I volts/hertzl 2 with a resistance of the bolometric eleinent of
5.106 is 10-12 watrs/hertzl/2
ohms at 5* K. The threshold sensitivity attained
for S = 105 volts/watt and E = 1. The circuit diagram of the amplifying channel,
the block diagram of the receiving and recording deviceand the frequency- ed.
amplitude characteristic of the narrow band amplifier are presented and analyz
Synchronous detection of the signal is realized:,by a mechanical breaker
using the RP-5 polarized relay; to decrease the delay time of the relay, its
winding is fed rectang Uar pulses. rhe reference voltage for the synchronous
detector is-taken from the photaresistor with subsequent amplification and
shaping. The woritching time for the contacts does not exceed 1-2 milliseconds.
The signal from the synahronous detector goes to two RC integrators with step
-3 hertz.
regulation of the effective pass band of the amplifier from I to 7-10

0
0

1/2 034 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--27! 0V70
~TITLE-EXCI TON THERMAL REFLECTION N CADIAIUM TELLURIDE -U-
__..AUTH0R-(04)-8ALASH0Vj A*Asv IVANOVt V*S-v K0PYL0V5t(IY, a.D.,
S,TOPACHI,%SKIYj V.B.
'~:_COUXTRY OF INFO--USSR
'ASOURCE-.FIZ. TEKH. POLUPROV. 1970* 4(5)iv 869-72
PUBLISHED ------- TO
:,:~,'SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
LUR I DE
~"~'TOPIC TAGS--EXCITONi HEAT REFLECTIONt CADMIUM TEL SINGLE CRYSrALv
--SPECTRUM
.-_-.C.ONTROL MARKING--NC RESTRICTIONS
--DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
--.'PPOXY REEL/FRARE-3007/0891 STEP NO--UR/0449f7O/OO4/005/0869/0372
C I PC-- ACC PS S I ON NO-_-AP0t361 25

212 034 UNCLASSIFIE'D P:ROCE$SING DATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136325
.A8STRACTlE-XTRACT--(U$ GP-0- ABSTPACT. rHE THERIVIOREFLECTA4CE SPECTRA OF
r
N-TYPE COTE SINGLE CRYSTALS WITH FRFE CARRIER C(l*,,fq. 9F SIMLAR TO 4.5
TIMES 10 PRIME15-CM PRIME3 WERE srumEo, AT 80- 140DEGREE Ste- TItE E)((: I TOIN
-EFFECTS MUST BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT M THE INFE-;~PKETAIJON OF THE EXPTL.
OATAP ESP. AT THE LOW END OF THE TEMP.., RANGE STUDIED. THEORETICAL
ANAL. OF THE SHAPE OF THE THERMOREFLECTANCE. SPECTRUM DUE TO EXCITONS
SHOW& GOOD QUAL, AGREEMENT WITH THE EXPTL. RE.-SULTS. FACILIVY:
FIZ. INST. IM- LEBEDEVA, MOSCOWt UISSR~.

VAVILOV, V. S. IVA6A'_0V, V. S. KOPYL01131UY, D. 3~ ,
.........
V. 3.
"Ilethods of Studying Tihermal Reflection in Scniconduct-~r:;"
Leningrad, Fizika '-?'verdo7.,o Tela, Vol 12, Nio 6, &-Tina -0p
1681
bs'--ract: Research on the t-erm",,l reflection s-jc!r_t.-Ia (3- t"a;*s a~. a
A 'A
about 5000K and CdTa at about '001C as carried
temperature ol
Various methods of ef_-Pect.4ng termeratu;:,e as tlle
system for recording4LR/i a-ra described. in the
_0~- 7'empen"aTure
spectmm of GaAs, with tne use Of & C02-based 1a!,,e:f- V
'-~Li ontical t.ransitions cbzerved
modulation, F1-54f'l, A 3-4A i L3
On the basis of tho example oi CdTe it is shown that at low tom-
perat=res, in the anal,ysis of ther-mal-ref loot ion spoct.va, electron-
hole interaction rmast be taken into:account.

USSR UDO 539.374
and 101AWO V. B.
"Peformtion of the flaterial During the Drawing of a Hounil Hod!'
Tr. Irkut3k. Politekhn. In-ta (Works of the Irkutsk Polytechnic Institute),
No 65p 1971, pp 2-9-34 (from Refexativnyy Zhunva, f1likhanilm, No 2, Fab 72,
Abstract No 2V441 by Ye. It. Tzet'yakoy)
Translationt In the articlo are presented the rosults of an experimenU-1
inventigation of the defonmation of a blanIq these xvsulta iiere obtaired by
the not-point method durW, the drawing of a round copper rod. A coordinate
network with a spacing of 0.5 MIR was appliod by a covvIdam needle to the
polished meridlonz%l surface of a detachable swuple that ima subjected to
drawbig with lubrication and with roduction by 15%. Graphs of chanp, of the
3.inoar dizenoions. ancl angles of tho initial. coorl~xv4to network. along tho
flow lines were constructed. Curves of change of the defo=.ation-rate tonsor
conponents along the flow lines are presentedy and ths chaxacter of defo=ation
of the sanple during ftawing is discusaed.

1/3~-. 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATF-20NOV7C
TIT!1--KINETICS AND MECHANISM OF UESULFUKIZATJ 10 NUURING rHE SINTERING CF'
FLUXED PELLETS -U-
AUTHUR-(03)-dGRtS, YU.IJ,.# KOPYRIN, loAq-t GAVRIN, E.G.
CCUNTRY OF INF0--USSR
17
SOUkCE-IZV. VYSSHo UChE3. ZAVED*v CHERN. MET. 1970, 1312), 34-8
DATE, PUBLISFED------70
SUBJECT AkEAS--MATERIALS
-TOPIC TAGS--PELLETIZATION, DESULFURIZATION, SWERING FURNACEt METALLURCIC
FLUX
CON TROL 14ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
..-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PRiJXY REEL/PRAME--1997/1365 STEP:NC--UR/0148170/0.1.3/00210034/0038
CATRC ACCESSICN NO--AT0120161
UN

2/3 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DArE--ZONOV7C
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AT0120161
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, ON THE BASIS OF LITERATURE DATA
AND LAS EXPTS., THE MECHANISM OF THE REMOVAL OF S DURING OXIDIZING
FIRING OF FLUXED PELLETS FROM 2 CONrG- CONCS. CAIN BE REPRESENTED BY THE
FOLLOW I N'-G- :(1) REACTIVE DIFFUSION OF S IN THE PARTICLE OF: THE CONCN.;
12) ADSORPTION OF 0 ANU SC SU8Z AT THE SURFACE OF THE FE AND CA OXIoES;
(3) SULFURIZATICN OF THE METAL OXIDES AND THE SIJLFIOE3' DURING THEIR
INTERACTION WITH S GASES* WITH THE FORMATION OF INTERREDIATE COMPLEXES
AND SULFAIES; (4) INTERACTION OF THE SULFATES WITH AL SUB2 0 SUB3, SIO
SUB2, AND FE SUB2 0 SUB3v.WITH THE FORMATION OF-ALUMINATES, SILICATES,
ANO FERRITES OF CA AND OF Sri SUB2; (5) DESORPTION OF SO SUG2 FROM THE
SURFACE OF THE SCLID PARTICLES; (6) MOL* DIFFUSION OF: SO SUB2 AND 0
BETINEEN THE SOLID PARTICLES AND IN THE MAMINAR Fl 'LM 01: THE GAS AT THE
SURFACE-Gf THE PELLET. THE RATE OF THE REAC*rtvE :UIFFUSICN DEPENDS ON
THE CONCN. GRADIENT CF S IN THE PARTICLE OF THE CONC. CONSEQUENTLYf THE
S CONTENT IN THE FIRED PELLETS DEPENDS ON THE UNl,FORtAllY OF THE
DISTRIBUTIGiN [IF ThE PYr~ITE BETWEEN, THE PARTICLES ~CF TliE- CONC., ON THE
COARSENESS GF THE PARTICLES OF THE CCNC., AND ON THE IG-TAL S CONTENT IN
IT. MUCF MORE IMOORTANT THAN THESEr HOWEVERs IS THE EFFECT OF THE
FIRING TEMP. ON THE RATE UF DESULFURIZATION OF THE PELLETS. INCREASING
THE FIRIAG TEMP. FROM 400 TO 1200DEGREES-LEADS TO A SIG141FICANT SPEEDING
UP OF THE REACTIVE UIFFLSIUN, AND CONSEQUENTLY IN A S14ORTENING OF THE
INDUCTICN PERIOC.

3/3'. 012 UNCLASSIFIED PAOCESSING DATE--20NOV70
.CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AT0120161,
A&STR_ACT/EXTRAl-.T--ThE CdSD. LINEAR DEPENVENCE BETWEEN THE LGGARITHM OF THE
~AVo RATE DURING 10 MIN FIRING AND THE INVERSE TEMP* VALUE POINYS TO AN
EXPONENTIAL kELATION t3EFWEEN THE RATE (IF REMOVAL GF S, zAND THE FIR14IG
TEMPa 61TH INCREASING TEMP., TH'E RATE OF OXION. OF S INLRCASES~. AT
400-600DEGREES, THE SLLFURIZATICN PRCCES.S OF CAG WES NOT EXERT A STRONG
EFFECT LK TFE DESULFURIZATION, RATE AND 15 DETD. BY THE MOL. DIFFUSION OF
SUB2. THE DESULFURILATION RATE AT;500 AND 600DEGREES IS HIGHER THAN
,,-.AT 4COCEGREES. THE STAGES OF THE DESULFURIZATION.PROCESS OF FLUXED
PELLETS DUAING OXIDIZING FIRING ARE DISCUSSED. FACILITY:
-CHELVABINSK. NAUCH.-ISSLED. INST. METt..p CfiELYA131tj$Kp USSR.
UNC LASS I FIED
lid

USSR ubc: 669.162.12: 622 -782 004 - 12
KOPYRIN, I. A., PERKNOV~ N. I.j and BOWS$ YU. M.
Influence of Ylagnesium. on the Properties~of Fluxed Iron Ore Pellets"
Izv. VUZ, Chernaya Metallurgiya.. No 6, 1970, pp 28-32
Abstract: A study was made of the effect of substitutiiag dolomite for lirinstoce
in pellets manufactured of finely grained SSG0K concentrates irith (CaO + YG-O):
SiO2 = 1-34. It was established that the replacement of limestone by dolomite
facilitates an increase in the rate of desulftwation and a decrease in the temper-
ature of the beginning of active desmll%Lration of the Pellets. Due to the lower
quantity of fluid mobile melt., oxidation of Fe 0 in pellets with dolomite occurs
4
more rapidly and in possible right vp to 12OW 1rhe pj.,,OcesG of oxidation and
desulfuration can be combined in a single zone of high tamperatures, wheivas
pellets with limstone must be oxidized in a zone of mlerate temperatums (not
over 11000C). The presence of free lime (up to 0.5%) ad its hydration.cause
intensive breakage of pellets with limestone in the moiwit atmosphere. Under the
same conditions for dolomite pellets, no free line Is dotected and they lose their
strength to a lesser extent vhen stored e;Kposed to the Pdr. With in-creasing M,-0
in the pellets, the softening temperature increases froilt 1065 to 11600C. From the
standpoint of improvement of slag prgerties, it is D expedient to introduce
dolom-1-te into the pellets than into 0 agglomerate. r1orl
biblio. refs. 4 J.-Ilustrations; 2 tables;

ill~~'~'~~__I/'2 '007 UNCLASSIFIED P411CESSING DATE--IBSEP70
1:.T-ITLE--EFFECT OF FERRIC OXIDE ON THE DECOMPOSITION OF CALCIUM AND
k_,1__MAGNESIUM SULFATES DURING THE ROASTING..OF FLUXED PELLETS -U-
-AU-THOR-041-BORTS, YU*M.i.KOPYRIN# I*A.i FUSAKOVt L,N.t~LENEVP L.M*
~._'_:CGUNTRY OF tNFO--USSR
oook~i
0URCE--Izv'. AKAD* NAUK SSSRr METAL. 19.710t t 1) r 7-1:1
DATE PUBL I SHEO------70
S.UBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--SULFATE9 PELETIZATIONt MAGNESIUM COMPOUND, [RON OXIDE, CALCIUM
SULFATE, CALCINATION
".CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTION~
.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1984/0168 STEP NO--UR/0370/70/000/001/0001/0011
___c_l_RC -ACCESSION NO--AP0054964

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2/2 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054964
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- M TFir- MIXTS. FE SU82 0
ABSTRACT. PELLETS FRO -
SU.83: CASO SUB4 EQUAL 4 AND FE SUB2 0 SUB3:, !4GSO SUS4 EQUAL 4(WT.
_RATIO WERE CALC!NED IN AN AIR STREAM. REACTIONS WITH CASO SUR4 AND
MGSO SUi34 STARTED GREATER THAN 1200 AND 10000EGREESr RESP.

USSR
KOPYSHEV' V.P. (MOSCOW)
'A Thermodynamic Model of a Dense Fluid"
Moscow, Zhurnal PrikJ-aclnoy !~kakhaniki i Tektinicheskoy Fizikt, No 1, 1971,
pp "9-122
Abstract: A basis is provided for an approximate equation of state of dense
fluid; in this equation of state, the pressure is entirely detenrined by the
relationship of the volume to the pressure at COK. Consideration is j;Lven
to some generalizations (account is taken of the gravf,-taticnal forces of the
atoms and to the presence of mixtures).,12 fit, 1 table, 7 bibliographic
-uies,
entries.

USSR
KOPYSITSKIY, T. 1.
"The Problem of Realization of the Method of Regression Analysis of Primary
Components in Control Computers"
Upravlyayushchiye Sistemy i Mashiny [Control Systems and M~jchincs], 197"
No 1, pp 66-68 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 6,
1973, Abstract No 6V718, by the author).
Translation: The requirements for algorithms when they are realized in
various systems are outlined; certain considerations are presented on possible
v.ersions of realization of a method of n-gression analysis of the primary
components and comparative evaluation of'these versiotis.

USSR UDC 620-193-43 AO
BULERI P. I., TOPORISHCHEV, G. A., YZ3PI, 0. A., ROPYSOV, V. A.,
and LKPD-TSFI!-,'H, V. B.1 Ural Polytechnic
S. TI. Kirov
"Anodic. Behavior of NicIcel in Ti'e 1 t c dSociiurm Totraborntell
Moscow, Zashchita 1.1jetallov, Vol 19, No 2, M-:i-r--Apr 73, pp 19G-198
Abstract: The anodic oxidation of nickel in melted oodiwr-
borate v-as investfjig7-.ted in air at ~8oo-goo 0. -=dic polarisa-
tion of Ni (curve3_;~j _Yiost~-`ic axid
_f-i) 17a...s dctennined xvl.Clar L
potentiostatic conditionj. Tile cuirent e-'E'ficioncy of Ni de-
fined from the ano(Hc na~;n decre,,,vic mid tho cw:,ren*L ~Cficj.c-licy
'ic 61-.,;olution o'
of 0 from the volume of SCT)"Irnted r,an. The -2,nej~l
Wi in bivn-lent -om 2"' 0)
q,j)=flIi -+2 th 80-85- cilrrent effi-
ciency is characterized principally by t-he ini.ticl of ' pc -
zation curves. Follovied by concentrati-n.7t, polari,.,'ation, the anodic
dissolution of 1-74- leads to the develo-i,-'rent of a, -film.
The latuter, gaining a hole conductivity, becom-s the oixter zLirfarc
U ,o of o7~1-,gon ions is- realized.
of the electrode on which ~he dischaarg
Togrcther .-iith this proce~-,s, a -Partial oxidation proceedg of biva-
C-L
lent to triv,-Ient I'li on -the oxide-cle urcjl,,,?,t,3 bou-Y101ary. Three fiex-
C7, Ilt r c 0 f,
re-, I

UDC: 378.661+614:37](439)
.,1,1111NG Oil PHYSICIANS AND S= PROBLEM PERTAINING TO TEACHING SOCIAL HYGIEITE
L:~T! rUBLIC'HEA.LTH ORGANIZATION IN TZEE HUNGARIAN PEOPLE,S REPUBLIC
)~%~,clc by Docent Y4,
_4,_jjLaAjjS%. N Candidato of Medic&I Sciences,
LyaLhovich Cltos'cow), hoscow, iffitSravookhranenlye, Pusill-an, No 3.
1~2. submitted 9 Suptezber 1971. pp 44-461
In the last few years interest has heightened considerably in problems
iq,~I.Ing w-ith higher And. In particular, vedical education. Among the many
-.11; that exist. a6thodolotIcal itsuet;, oprimization and Improvement of
eduratlor
al process are prominent. From this point of view It is vary
;~Ortant to A--=ArIxe the kno.how of different countrian In tho area of
r c
11 itning PC Ialistr and wor"t%g out methodological problems. In the present
~tilcle. on the basis of persona-I knowledge and of the literature. wediscuas
bt-ie issu" in doc tor training In HPT! [Hungarian People's Pepublic) and tile
.ktinctLva featu as in
I r teach tne social hygiene and public health organization,
-hich ruch Irportance Is attrittted in' the system'of higher medical "uca-
'il-
In the postwar period, there has been Jrprovenent In Hunpary not only
f quan"Itarlup of phy.3jc;Cn tridnit,g (04~re U.~tl Alollit. 72 eerziirr
P10,000 population In 19313, v&ruut,. 23.7 in 1970), but also of Its arganiza-
,J~.n and content. Until 19!i1, physicians And Pharmacists were trained on
faculttil. 0, 51, rho faculties were convarzod
19,
i=dical inttitutes) and tLen5fertcd
!C, L a ju~lnrtctlon. of tile Mr.1r.Z-4 Of I!d;,lLl.. Ar the present r1ma, ttizra are
1-r =edical univurnttles, In buiapest . 5-cVcd,Dc ,rcccn, ind Pere, and an
for the advznced trainic,- or phyulcians in Budapest. There ore
all d d=.Lal =- thc medical univarciticu -in Budapest
Szeged, and only theraDeutic once- in Debrec2n and Pecs,
The rcfzrma of 1950 at%J 1963 u,irii In,,trumental in raining the level
~If higlwr rvdic"I eAtication. s",cifl, illy. tharlks to the 1950 reform, A standard
AXTI-alum nd svllal~us wQ-c L~irjblzshed ond the educaticnal discipline was
r6roved. Several new discirltres were atided, some of whtch were caught
1,11,;cndrnrly (biolpgv, m!crch1rlczv. histo1r,", blochamintry, pachophystology.

A.
71
j~
USSR
KOPYT. N. Ya.
Opyt organizatsii 145ediko-sanitarnoy pornoshch rabochim uOvkhozov (The
Practice of Orranization of Medical-Sanitary A:Ld for Sovkhoz Workers)
Moscow zditsina" 1971, 120 PP-
Translation: Annotation: This monograph describes a new exper,''ment in the
organization of medical sanitary help provided to sovkhoz Workers on the -nro-
duction territorial principle, introduced for the first tijne in the rural
areas of Tul'skaya Oblast.
On the basis of a great deal of material in the con-crete investiC-ation
of the activity of medical institutions, of workinG concLitions and sick rate
with temporary loss of work capacity of sovkhoz workers, the author provides
convincing arguments about the value of adopting thIs Principle in the cpor,a-
tion of rural therapeutic and prophylactic institutions,
In the work an attempt has been made to analyze the sick rate with
temporary loss of work capacity not only an related to the nature of 1,12,]Aval
aid, but also as related tu ,,orking conditions and some factc-ro.
The monograph includes five chapters,;a sapplament,'and an index of Soviet
literature, as well as 19 tablen and 8 illustrations.
1/4

USSR
KOPYTY N. Ya., Meditsina" 1971, 120 PP
The publication is designed for practicing physIcians and public health
Izers.
organ
TABLE OF COMENTS
Introduction 3
Chapter I Main trends in the development of Mdical Sanitary
aid to sovkhoz workers 5
Chapter II Working conditions and way of life of sovkd= workers 19
The economic and geographical features can4aGricultural

zoning of Tul'skaya Oblast 19
Mechanization and automation,of agrictatural production
the most impoitant factors in raising labor pro-
ductivity and improving sanitary conditions 21
Sanitary-hygienic nature of working conditions ill
sovkhozes 23
Some sanitary living-conditions in sovkhozos of the
oblast
30
Chapter III The nature and characteristics of orgmnizitag_ medical
sanitary aid to sovkboz workers according to the
production principle 33
2/4

LH i.. Rogt09AHMEMI
A
USSR
KOPYT N. Ya-, "Meditsina" 1971, 120 PP
The formation of shop sections in sovIrhozes and the
organizatioa of shop,physicians
Organization of the work of orderlies in health
stations in sovkhozes
Forms of joint activity of medical workers, adminis-
tration social organizations and active wdical
members
The dispensary system of sovkhoz workers
The organization of-calculating and anal)ming the
sick rate with temporary loss of work cap~acity
Chapter IV The sick rate of sovkhoz workers with temporary loss
of work capacity
The sick rate with temparary,loss of work. capacity of
sovkhoz workers rg
related to the forms of d anitation
and availability of medical aid
The sick rate with ten porary loss of work ca-Imcity of
sovkhoz workers in relation to working conditions
The sick rate with temporary loss of work capacity of
sovkhoz workers in ralation to living con:litions
3/4
36
40
43
47
55
58
59
76
86

USSR
KOPYTI N. Ya., "Meditsina" 1971, 320 pp
Chapter V Some prospects for the further development of nedicall-
sanitary aid for sovkhoz.workers 92
Supplenents 103
Bibliography 118

USSR UDC 531-715.2 531-717-53
SHATALOV, V. F., KOPYTIN. A. M. ,PONART113 N. S., KOMISSAROV, V. T.
"A Method of Determining the Extent of a.Destroyed Layer in Semiconductor
Plates"
e Zn--31r'
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniyq, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy_, Tovarn 1,
No 7, Mar 72, Author's Certificate No 329374, Division G, filed 7 Apr 70,
published 9 Feb 72, p 151
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a method of determirLing
the extent of a destroyed layer in semiconductor plates. The procedure
consists in etching the surface of the plate in ar, electrolyte and measur-
Ing the parameters of plates. As a distinguishing feature of -the patent,
~the method is designed for increased Inspection productivity, A straill
gauge is used for determining the greatest deformation of t1)(. plate during
the etching process.
n

......... ....... -------
0
34 UNCLASSI FtED OROCESSING DATE--jjSFP7O
__.jr.ITLE-.THE INFLUENCE OFfflWZID ON THE L METABOLIC RATE IN HEALTHY
lpto
W
~RARSITS AND IN RABBIT WITH EXPERIMENTAL ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN FLAT hND
i.~AUTHUR-KUCHUK, E.M.p KOPYTIN# B*M*
,.CGUNTRY f]F' INF0--0SSR
SOURCE-BYULLET-ENPEKSPERTMENTAL-INOY BIOLOGII I MEDITSINY, 19709 VOL 69v Nk
f
~~-3 PP -76-78
._.~DATE~... PURL IS"ED-----70
SUBJECT AREAS"-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
.-_TOPIC. TAGS--L IP-ID METABOLISM9 RABBIT, ATHEROSCLEROSIS, aLr_90 PLASMA,
LIVE-Pg. HEART,,CHOLESTFROL, BILIRUBIN't PSYCHOPHAR14ACCLnGY
C 64TROL MARKING--Nr, RESTR'CTIONS
--UNCLASSIFIED
CLASS
-~PROXY REEL/FRAM-F---1982/0839 STEP 40--UR/0219170/059100310076/0078
:~'CIRC ACCESSION NG--AP0052273
UN-a

2/2 034 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-11SED70
ACCESSION-klO--AP0052273
~ABSTRACTfFXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A 30 DAY LONG COURSE OF rPRAZID
ADMINISTRATION (2 MG-KG) H40 LITTLE EFFECT ON LIPIOS; OF THE BLOOD
PLASMA, LIVER-AND AORTA OF HEALTHY RABBITS, BUT jr4 RA9151TS WH[CH
RECEIVED CHOLESTEROL FOR 75 DAYS IT LOWERED SIGNIFICANTLY THE
CONCENTRATION 'OP CHOLESTER(IL AND TOTAL LIPIDS IN THE ABOVE CITFD TISSUES
..AND ALSO ALLE-VIATED AORTIC ATHEROSCLEROSIS BOTH IN FLAT AND AL0114E
COUNTRY* IPR-AZID TENDED TO RAISE THEIEVEL OF NON ETHERIFIED FATTY
j7,
~`-ACTDS` IN THE-.BLOOD PLASMA AND-IN 4 OUT OF 27 RABOITS.WITH
ATHEROSCLEROSIS IT.-CAUSECI HYPERBILIRUSINEMIA.
1~1,rl ACC IM-11 _L.
J,-LZ
V Qt, L - :J JI~ L,

0 1-3 UNCLASSIf IM PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
-'-TJTLE-. ELECTRON CAPTURE AT THE~2 PLUS LEVEL'IN ARSENICv72i ARSENIC174, AND
RUB I D I UM 8 4-U-
I.V., BATKIN, I.S.
'.G,0UNTRY OF INFQ--USSR
FIZ. 1970, 11(3), 533-6
OURCE-YAD.
;PATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.__SU8J-CT AREAS-PHYSICS, NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLO:"Y
T4G S-- E L'zr Tj2~~ -1. P T UR E ,CLEAR ENERGY LEVEL7, i':ALrl_lL~Tl0%', lZU31,011"'
JOPIC C.
ARISENIC ISOTOPE-
~-EPNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.-PROXY REEL/FRAllE--1991/1054 STEP
:CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110744
UNCLASS IFIED

2 013 UNCLASSI F I ED C E S 5 1 N GD AT[ I 6,*lCT 70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110744
.ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* FOR THE TRANSIT11'vS If-, MINUS YIELDS
2 PLUSt EXACT CALCNS. GAVE EPSILON KAPPA-BETA PUSITIVE VALUES Or
0.065-0.116, 1.45-2.48t AND 4.18-4.70 FOR PRIML-72 i%5v PRIME74 AS? All"'D
PRIME84 RBt AND EPSILON L-EPSION KAPPA VALUES OF D.ID4, D.103, AND
0.4 12. THE FIGURES WERE DISCUSSED AND COMPARED RITH EXPIL. DATA AND
...-:VALUES OBTAINED BY APPROXNS. FACILITY; VORONE&I. ~,L)S. UNIV.p
ORDNEZH, USSR.

:011 UNCLAsislFlEb-: PROCFS~SING DATE---160CT70
,'zTITLE--ONC'c FORBIDDEN BETA DECAY WCOLLECTIVE LEVELS OF SPHERICAL NUCLEI
~'~._'_AT 72-1-S SMALLER-THAN OR EUUAL TO A IS SMALLER THAN OR EwUAL TjO 86 -U-
,,,AUTHOR-(02)-KOPYTIN, I*Vov BATKINt I.S.
',COU.NTRY OF INFO--USSR
~,-tOURCE-YAD. FIZ. 1970t 11(2), 342-54
:OAT EPUBLISHED------70
U13JECT AREAS--PHYSICSv NUCLEAR SCIENCE ;AND TECHNOLOGY
f_-i0PIC TAGS--FORBIDDEN TRANSITION, BETA DECAY, NUCLEAR ENERGY LEVELY
ION, BETA SPE(ITRUM? MATRIX ELEMENT
,-:.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
i::DOCUMENT rLASS--UNCLASSIFlEO
4~ 0
.~'PROXY REELIFRAME-1991/104B STEP NO--Uq/0367/7'.O/OIL/Ol.'i'/-03~2/1*3~~
'CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110738
UNCLASSIFIED

`S~'IiG DATE--i6JCT7j
F_~~12' 013. UNCL t I F I E P?QC-.)
,~'CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110738
~:',A.BSTRA~~--T/EXT.-',ACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. OINE FORBIDOLN BErA DECAYS TO THE
~-:-~GROUND STATE AS WELL AT TO THE LST COLLECTIVE 2POSITIVE STATE OF
'''SPHERICAL NUCLEI ARE CONSIDERED. WITHIN THE FRAME41JkK FO THE THEORY OF
FINITE FERMI SYSTEMS THE REDUCED NUCLEAR MATRIX EU-11ENTS ARE CALco. Fcp.
IN THE PASS NO. 72 IS SAALLER THA14 1'.4 EQUAL TO A IS
-NUCLEI INTERVAL
86. THE SHAPES'OF THE SPECT-RA AND THE REOUCEL)
,.~.SMALLER TO OR EQUAL TO
LIFETlME FT ARE CALCD. A DETAILED COMPARISON IS 140%3E WITH EXPTL,,
S~JISFACT`Or~ILY TH::
RESULTS, THE PRESENT METHOD OF CALCiq. DESCRIBES
:-.PROPERT-IES OF THE NUCLEI IN THE REGION INVESTIGATED, FACILITY:
~VORONEZH. GDS. UNIV., VORONEZH, USSR.

..112 020 UNCLASSIFIED
T-ITLE--ENTHALPY OF BEH SU32 FORMATION -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-AKHACHINSKIY, V.V.t KOPYTIN* L.m
COUNTRY OF -INFO--USSR
ENERG. 1970v 28 (31t 245-7
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--CHEMISTRYi PHYSICS
PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
SENINs M.D.
TAGS--BERYLLIUM COMPOUND# "YORRIVEt ENTHALPY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--U,'ICLASSIFrEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1576 STEP NO--tJR/0089170/0231003/0245/0247
JR%C~ ACCESSII)N

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mom=
USSR UDC 551.573
BUKATY, V. I. POGODAYEV, V. A. MMY.LEWSOV, S. S.
CHISTYAKOVA, L. K., Institute of-Atmospheric Optics of the Siberian
Department of the Acadermy of Sciences USSF., Siberian Physicotechnical
Institute imeni V. D. Kuznetsov at TomsY State University
"The Light-Reactive Motion of Aerosol Particles Acted on. by Optical
Radiation"
Tomsk, Izvestiya klysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, Fizika, No. 3, 1972, pp 41-44
Abstract: A study of the motion of water droplets of an afncsol under the
action of optical radiation is described. it is noted tha-V in t-he radiaticn
heating of a water drODICt, the dimensions of which are considerably
greater than the wavelength of the radiation, the radiation process has a
highly asymmetric character due to anisotropy of the light field in the
droplet. The asymmetry of the evaporation process leads to the appearance
of ~ resulting force fron the outflow of e-raporated material and causes
"light-reactive" motion of the droplet in -the optical field. An expression
is obtained f5ar -~_he li-t-reactive fcrce, takirg into account the refractirg
properties alf rile spherica-31 surface. Experimental studies -were conducted
1/2

USSR
BUKPTY, V. T. et al, Izvestiya Vysshikh UcbebnyR-I,. Zvedeniy, Fizlka,
No. 3, 1972, pp 41-44
with drops fastened at the end of a vertically placed grid. The breaking
away of drops was slight and was considered 'in finding the rate of 1-1ght-
reactive motion from the equation for force oscillatiors of a physical
pendulum. The coefficient of elasticity of the grid was determined
experimentally on the basis of the oscillation period'--measured. The in-,-
tial and final dimensions of the droplet were recorded vith a SKS-114 notion
picture camera. A type GOR-0.2 ruby laser was used as an activating
source for the light pulse energy of 0.15 joule. Calculations of velocities
caused directly by light pressure and the action of radicvie--ric forces on
the part of the gas medium showed that their effect on the dynanics oi-'
the water particles was slight for the values of the parameters used in
the exDeriment. The experimental and theoretical results agreed satis-
.2/2

USSR UDC 669.71.018.9.4
TSABROV, N. D., VIj-t-,,-iKUROV, N. D., IMCHENIKO, A. M., PI-XIIENEV, V. S., KOPYTOV
G. A., VOL'KIIIN, G. D., BEMSHITY14, G. Go
"Experiment in Operating a Vacuum Mixer"
Tekhnol. lepkikh snlavov. Nauchno-tekhn. byul VILSa (Lipht Alloy Technology.
Scientific and Technical Bulletin of the VILS), 1970, No 5, pp 26-31 (from
M-Mecallurg-iya, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4G206)
Translation: Tlie -a-unlication of a vacuuz Mixer for cvacuating liquid alloys
based on alu::dnwa is exnedient, and has a nwLber of adva:a-tages over the
methods uLed earlier: the gas Eat-aration of the met'll. is reduced appreciably;
the technological plasticity W the ingots is increasee.1; an increace in the
~F.) I W U
casting rate by 10-15" is possib~c; ound the number of i:lufects during, ultra-
sonic control of the prodwets is reduced sharply. The scheniatic of the mixer
and its oper-ation are described. There are 4 illustrations and 1 table.
27

U
AA0046996'
UR 0482
Soviet" Inventions Illustrated, Section I Chemical, Derwent,
244570 TEEMED MML REFINER FO~. SEMI Con 14UOLIS _2176
CASTINP PWCr employs a labyrinth tube
composed of refriictory cylinders (4) just!rLsing
above the f u bath end another cylinder (5) con-
X a
centrically enclnsed in (4). no upper part of
cylinder (4) has an annular funnel -4hich breaks up
the metal flow and holes (7) at irs'base allow the
refined metal through!to the portioner. I'leral is
filled to level (2) and flux to level (3)1su that
no flux reaches the dispenserpart between the cyl-
inders (4,5). Metal,is filled to the funnel (6)
and then runs through the flux via Koles (L2) so
zhat at level (2) me;al~Aad flux separate due to
their differing specific gravities. Now the rietal
passes through holes (7) Into the mouLd. Vie level
in cylinder (4-Yis sach that metal entering cylin-
der (5) cannot.be further oxidised as it remains
under the cover or bl~aaltec of the oxide fi;lm on
the meniscus in cyliOder (4
15.2.68 as 1219023/2212 M Toy_ r._A.~ (8.10.69)
Bul. 18/28.5.69, cLass j4D . Xnt. C1, B 2M

put
UDC 538
USOR .30
BAGROV, V. G., BORDOVITSPI, V. A. -and
"Radiation Indicatrix of an Arbitrarily Moving Charge"
Tomsk, Izvestiya VUI"J--Pizika, No 6, 1972, pp 86-91
radi-
Abstract: Noting that the most i-portant characterj~atic o-
ation is the full power of its instantanou:5 output, this -paper
theoretically investigates the angular distributic-n of the radi-
ation power i-.ithout making any paiticullar assua~itbions re,,-ardiii-
the nat.-Ltre of the movinG charffe pro.ducing it. For this inve.-,ti-
gation a point charge of specified magnitude laovim,- along a
specified trajectory and havinC, specified velocity and a-c-cel-ern,
tion values is considered. AlIChough this problem b,~~en re-
4-
peatedly investiEated, the results of such in-,,re,,31i ?atio,-ASL,'~ele.A-.c-d
to Darticular cases of charge notion aad did not or; the eif
ference betvepn the pm..-er and the intonoity of the radiation.
These defects are remedied in 1-1he present taper. '21,;,e autflors are
associated with the S. E. K-irov Folltechnical Instit*ate at TCWI-sk-
Y
100

I'WWI.a . . . . . .
USSR UDC 539.1.01
F,-tGROV, V. G., BORDOVITSYN, V .A., KOPYTOV, G. F., Tornsk Polytechnical
-Institute imeni S. M, Kirov
"On the Wave Zone of Radiation"
Tomsk, izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavede-niy, Fizika, No. 3, 1972, pp 30-33
Abstract: A criterion for the formation of a wave zone of radiatlon of an
arbitrarily moving charge is discussed. It.is noted that the notion of a
wave zone plays a fundamental role in the theory of charge zadiation but
that a strict criterion for the formation of a wave zone did not exist for a
long time; and the problem was discussed only for the partIcular case of
(synchrotron rad-*a-
radiaticna arising in the motion of a charge in a circle
tion). The instantaneous angular distribution of- the 1~,adiation power CXf a
charge is discussed in order to investigate in detail the appearance of a
wave zone of radiation at a given distance frori the charge. Tt is sho"ri
that the criterion for the formation of a wave zone in tile 1jeneral case of
an arbitrarliv moving ultrarelativistic charge is riot different frCm. th~3
corresponding criterion for synchrotron radiation. ItIA-s notcd that this
fact is not unexpected and agrees with the coneltisioris :~f rriany authars
ar ~F-E_
relative to the general laws of radiation of ultrarelatl~,ristic ch jr-

- -3,1 -

USSR UDC 669.71.472
ORLOV, A. I., KOPYTOV, YE.-A., YELSHIN, V. V., ZEL'BER4, B. 1.
"Study of the Possibility of Continuous Measurements of the Alumina Concen-
tration in Cryolite-Alumina Nelts by the Conductometric Ifethod"
ykh V sb (Beneficiation and
Obogashch. i metallurgiva polezh. iskopayem
Metallurgy of Kinerals -- collection of works), Irkutsk, 1970, pp 109-110
(from RZh-Metallurvy, ',,o 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4GI60)
Translation: The basis for the conductonetric procedure is the principle of
measuring the specific resistance of the cryolice-alumina malt by the magni-
e 4
tude of the voltage drop in the electrode.-melt-electro 4e section with a de-
fined value of the alternating current. Tile specific r-esistance varies
significantly as a function of the physico-chemical state cf the melt. ror
melts with a cryolite ratio of 1.7, a dependence of the,;variation of the
specific resistance as a function of the Al 0 concentration is observed for
2 3
frequencies of 250-3,000 hertz. With an increase in the melt temperature,
the extremwn shifts tG-dard the low-concentration side. With on increase In
alternating current frequency from 250 to 3,000 hertz, tile specific resistance
decreases under otho2r equal conditions. With an increatie in tile cryolite
ratio from 1.7 to 2.85, the conductivity of the melt increases.

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SUMMARY
EFFECT OF COMPLEX TREATMENT ON THE STATE OF TFIE CARDIO-VASCULAR
SYSTEM IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES MELLTTUS
A. S. Ypftmo , A. F Vtvinenko and Lu. P. KoRgigi (Kiev)
Electrocardiography, arterial sphygmography, polycardlography, mcclianocardiogra-
phy, capillaroscopy, capillarography, electrolhermornetry were used in examination of, the
cardio-vascular'systen in patients with diabetes mellitus. Such. complex examination
makes it possible to carry out early diagnosis.of myocardial. involvement and angio-
pathils. evcn before their clinical manift-stations. runctiona) Iesk enable. to determine
the delzrce of cardio-vasculir involvement.
It was found that complex treatment resulted in improvenle.11t of tile state of the
card io-viscu Iar system In patients with diabetes mellitus only In casen of functional
disorders..
The abovernentioned instrumental methods of "amination are viluible for 1he
control of the efficiency of treatment,
MA
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1/2 026 UNCLASSIH~D P OCESSNG DATE--18SEP70
TITLE--LINKING OF POLARIZATION TRACES WITH THOSE OF ACOUSTIC STIMULI AT
THE' LEVEL OF MOTOR CORTEX UNITS -U-
__.AUTHOR-(_02)--KOPY.TOVA, F,V.j RABINOVICHvlRvYA.
.-; -COUNTRY~OF [NFO--USSR
_SOURCE-ZHURNAL VYSSHEY NERVNOY OEYATEL'NOSTI# t970s VOL 201 NR ly PP
[SEDATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~-_.~S'OBJECT AREAS--.BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
OPIC TAGS--NEURONI ACOUSTIC EFFECT, CEREBRAL CORTEX, RABBIT, ELECTRODE
:tONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTION~
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1982/0722 STEP NO-1-UR/0247/70/020/031/1253/0162
:CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0052181
UNCLASSIFIED.

2/2 026 UNCLAssiFIED PKOCESSING DATF--18SEP7C
,~CIRC ACCESSION NC--AP0052181
".,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT. REACTIONS OF 110 NEURONS OF THE
tMO.TOR CORTEX TO ACOUSTIC 'TIMULI WERE INVESTIGATEO ! NALERT RABBITS
BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER THEtR POLARIZATION THROUGH AN EXTRACELLULAR
ELECTRODE. TWO ACOUSTIC STIMULI WERE USEr ONE OF WHICH WAS kEPEA,rEDLY
APPLIED DURING THE POLARIZATING (POSITIVE), AND THE OTHER WAS USED NOT
MORE THAN ONCE OR TWICE (NEGATIVE), OF THE 72 NEURONS W141CH REACTED To
BOTH STIMULI 'DURING THE POLARIZATION, 24 CELLS (ABOUT 33PERCEINT)
~.RESPONDED IN AFTER EFFECT ONLY To THE,POSITIVE STIMULUS. THUSt LINKING
-OF POLAR17-ATION*TRACES WITH THOSE OF THE SENSORY STIMULUS TAKES PLACE AT
THE NEURONAL LEVEL, IT IS ASSU14ED THAT THE FORMATION OF THIS STABLE
CONNECTION IS FURTHERED BY SYNAPTIC INFLUENCES OF OTHER UNITS OF THE
.SYSTER INTERACTING WITH THE GI.V.EN,C.ELL,AS WELL AS THIE ACTIVITY OF
POLARIZED DENDRITES AND PRESYNAPTIC ENDINGS.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 678-84-419-8:677-5213.01:53
FAKHOMOV, V- 1-j LqMT1O--%ax,L* Be, and SHMIDT, N A.
"Thermostable Organosilicon Glass Tixtolite SKF-50"
Moscow, Plasticheskiye Massy, Ho 7, 4u1 70, p 20
Abstract: Glass textolite SMF-50 is obtained by pressing cloth im-
pregnated with organosilicon resin MF-50, The glass,cloth brands used
ASTT (b)-S, Tj TS-8d-250- , Glass textolite SMS-
for impregnation are A
50 Possesses good thermostabilityp w.well as stability of mechanical
and dielectric indices under elevated temperatures. It can be used as
an electric insulating and structural material in the radio and elec-
"trical engineering industry.

Acc. llr - Absiracting Service: Ref. Code:
AP0048798 CHEMICAL ABST. A ~.e
a -UR 3 4,
7e
of
0198j
b.mse4
Synthesis
etilers
on 2-xlko%y-,h4-dihyJJropy-
r
ran9s. Likhosherstoy Ill.; Kommova, L- P.: t'Llosba3la., A
N. AT-57). 211. The
of 2-butox5--!,3-di4ydrGjpymn with N.-brottio.
succinimide in benzene gave a rathei'unstable 4-bromo &j-iv.
(II) of 1, which fonn ed,tirs in th4 ~res-~.pce of peroxidj!s, a1iinp-s,
Mg, or during bcIlting. reacted with ROH (R
A
&0,
Et, Pr, or iso-Pr) conlig-KOH to give 4-alk-Loxy-substitUted derivs.
(M) of 1. CUR J
REEL/FRAME
19800561

5
Acc. Nr:
SOURCE: Byulleten' Ek,.5peritnental'noy B:Lologii i
PRI',MY
Mcditstny, 1970, Vol bf N'r 2 PP
EFFECT OF ADIZENALECTOMY AND NAPCOS[S ON THE ANAPHYLACTIC
REACTION
M. A. BmIrdanova, L. P. Ko)7ytovskai a
Institute of Experimental Medicine, Academy of Medical Sciences of tile USSR,
beni-riglad
Rem M of boih adrenal glands in mice enhanced V,,~ sensitivity o! the artirnals
ov
if) the SYSTeMiC anaphV1,11-tiC TeIICHOW minimal lethal doses of tho irrunun,- serwa %vas
80 times as low as in the controix. Removal of but one adrenal gland produced no
effect. Adrn;niStration of rorfizone restored the sprisiti0y of alrenalectornized vnimals
to the narinal level. In the adrenalectornized anituals local reactions were leas pro-
11ounced than in-th( control. Cortizone decreased t1w frequency o' positive reactions.
Deep ether narcosis during administration of "antimice- !zeruin did not affect (lie
dexelopment, of genera! and local reacidons of this type.
REEL/FRAME
19820409

'A/4 018 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-20NGV7C
-U-
T.1,TLE-RESEARCH TO ORDER
V.
A
_401TRY GV~ INFO USSR
SbORCE-PRAVDA, MAY 16, P. 3. 950 WORDS
--DATE, PUBLISHEC--16,MAY70
'SUBJECT AREAS-BEHAVICRAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
-TCPIC TAGS--CCNTRACT R. AND D, ACADEMY OF SCIENCE R ANO 1), HIGHER EDUCATION
R AND Do R ANU 0 FACILITY MANAGEMENT, R ADJU L) CAPITAL
ERATI11NO R Afqtl,('~ MAN[) WER
NVESTMENTt CHEMISTRYi R ANU 0 COOPE 0
UTILIZATIGN, PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT# HEAD IN s IT Uff:
INTRCL RAPKll\C---N0 RESTRICTIONS
L
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.;PROXY REEL/1-RAME--1999/0529 STEP NO--UR19OL2/7OfOCn~IOGO/0003/0003
-ACCESSION NO"-AIT40122657
c t

0 18 UNGLASS.1 F [ED PROCESSING VATE- -10
~.CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AN0122657
!~,IIBSTRACT/EXTi~Az-~T--(Uj GP-0- ABSTRACT. TH. E PERCFNrAGC THAr OUTLAYS F(')'-
EQUIPMENT TAKE UP 11N, 1EXPE-1i)(TURE THE
tS FOR DEVELZFlINT (01: SCICNCE
RATHER LAkGE, ANO IT :41ILL CCNTINUE 'ro t;KO-',,I. A$ MAN PEN1:-FkATEs rm:
SECRETS LF NATURE, !N:L&EASINGLY SOPHISTICATED 4NO COSTLY
I%SfRUNME~JS Ali.~-_n 1,%STALLAT IONS ARE_- KECIUIPED. THE LATIOR 0.R(_JDL!('JIVATY Q`r'
'SCIENTISTS 1% LARGE PART CNV THE PROVIS11IN (31: UP-VO-DArE
R 5 C H jF L 1T I E S I G H C D'S, T 0 F E Q U I P V; k.~ 14 T E-0
UT Ii I ZA I PRj~SElj-j;,%Y
iit4 Of `SEA,~CH IN CJleELS JS li~
SE CGNCE~.NEDI ABour 11-S MULTISNtFf UPEAAr.1014 IN j~tj_ CASE!-). IN
',LARGE CDLLEGrlVESt iG-C;ALLLt) CENTRALIJI-ED Pj-JySIC~41. vii-ri,iol"Is GRULJPS~ WHIL-H
ACT AS CC,,-.*C EN TRAY I GN POINTS FOR THESE EXPENSIVE INS'VRUMENTS AND FILL
OPDERS FPGA ALL THE INSTITUTEsS LABORATORIES, OFTEN.SERVI: AS A WAY OUT
THIIS SITUATIGN. liUT VERY HIGHLY SKILLED, SVEC[Al_~!;TS ARE UEEDED FOR
SUCH GROUPS. IT IS DIFFICULl' TO "?ICLU ONTO" FHE,'4# IF; THE TASKS ASSIGNED
TO THEM ARE SOLELY Ih, THE SPHERE 04: SERVICES. AS THE EXPERIENCE OF OUR
INS11TUrE AND A NUMSEX CF OTHER ACADEMIC INSTITUTE$ SHOW!it THE BEST
RESULTS ARE ACHIEVED WHEN SERVICE GROUP SPECIAL15T5 ARE GfVEN THE
OPPORTUIRITY TO TAKE A DIRECT PART IN ACCORPLISHING-rkiE BASIC SCIENTIFEC
JASKS LIF THE COLLECTIVE. WITH THIS SORT OF COMBINATION AND
CENTRALIZATION# SCIENTIFIC EQUPPIENT CAN BE SUCCES$FULLY USEO WITH A
.-.HIGH VEGAEE OF EFFIENCYoo.. BUT WHAT THEN ARE THE LARGE )JUMBER OF SMALL
LAMRATOkIES AND ULPARTMENTS OF HIGHER E~DUCATIONAL fNSTIrurjoNs to
-THE CREATION OF CENTRALIZED SERVICE GROURS IS SIMPLY BEYOND THEIR
'POWERS*
UN G L A S S I F I f- 0

UNCLASSIFIED PROCIi-SSING DATE-20NOV7C
ACCESSICN NG--AN012Z657
~"~4F-STRACT/EXTRACT-BUT IF THEY DO NOT MAKE USE OF THE ENTIRE, ARSENAL OF 14EW
FACILITIES, THE EFFECTIVENESS'OF THEfR RESEARCH W[LL:DIM1NISfi. T141S
CAN 00 DEFINITE CAMGE TO CHEMISTRY AS A WHOLE. THE DIFFICULTLES THAT
ARISE CAN BE OVERCOME BY SETTING UP SPECIAL ECONOMICALLY ACCOUNTABLE
SERVICING OF MANY SA11LL RESEARCH
LABCRATGRIE~~ FOR THE SYSTEMATIC
il~.-COLLECTIVES AT ONCE. EVIDENTLY IT WOULD:8E ADVISABLE TO ORGANIZE THESE
LABCRATORIES UNDER MAJOR SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS THAV HAVE CENTRALIZED
GRGUPS FOP, INSTRUiMENTAL kESEARCH MEfHODS. THIS WILL~MAKE IT POSSIBLE To
RECRUIT SP-,:r-.[,LkLISTS i-jHL) ARE CAPAbLE OF ENSURING THE UNINTERRUPTED
AULT[Sh1f;T C-FER-ATION OF THE STOCK UF INSTRUMENTSi THI: HIGH QUALIYY GF
THE "Y~CRK PER;*C--"A-'-:D 4NO THE PROVISION OF CONSULI-ATION SERViCES ON THE
''APPLICATICN' CF THE LA!Esr i4ETHODS TG THE SOLUfION OFIc*HEMICAL PROBLEMS.
11
-41TH ThE AIN jF P&-~.-::ECTIING THE STRUCTURE ANC. GRGANunrf(INAL FORMS 01:
it-E~Sc- LA2UKAl'u"RIES, GUA '*,',iSTITvJTE OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY HAS ALREADY BEGUN
THE FAR
TO Fi~-CVIGE SERVICES FOR TH6 RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS OF 518ERtA AND
EAST GN THE BASIS OF ECGIIC;4[C CONTRACTS, THE NUMBER Of ENFERESTED
IS VERY GREAT. THIS CAN BE JUDGED BY~ THE L,Aj1!.;E NUMBEP, OF
APPLILi-T10tv-S Ff-)R RESEARCH WORK THAT 14AVE,BEEN SLIBMIrrl'-L) TIJ THE CHEMIsrRY
SI[3,
INSTITUTES Ot TiLl-
U.S.S.R. ACADEMY OF SCIENCES' RrAN DIVISION. THE
ORGANIZATIEN OF ECONCRICALLY ACCOUN'rADLE.LABURATORIES ~,IILL MAKE IT
ACADEMIC
POSS.IbLE TO SATISFY SUCH R:-:QUESTS WITHOUT DETRIMENT I,",) THE
-JNSTITUTES4 'Cvv*4 RESEAPCH. CUTLAYS WILL Oil -LATiVEL~~jr SHALL AP40 WILL BE
.'.'~,'~RtCGUPEG VERY QUICKLY, THANKS TO A SHARPI ttfCR.EASE EN" rHE F-IFFIENCY OF I&HE
:i:-,.UT1LIZATION OF EQUIPMENT.
UNCLASSIFIED

4, 4 018 UNC LASS I Ft ED PROCESSING DATE-20NOV70
ACCESSICN NO--ANQlZ2657
~5--AESFRACT/EXTRACT-THE EWt,40MIC RESULTS OF THIS ORGAIMATION OF THE WORK
UNGOUBTEDLY PROVE TO BE GREAT. EVEN MOflE I MPEMANIT !110WEVERv WILL
~-~t,;:BE,JHE-BENEFET THAT SOVIET CHE141STRY DERIVES BY 'RAIsjl)jG THE. WORK (IF ALL
COLLECTIVES TO THE LEVEL OFJHE~LEADING INSTITUTES.

USSR UDC 621.791:620.192.7
KASATKIN, B. S., SOTCHENKO, V. P.11 KORAB G. N., I?ETRUKHAt V. YE.,
MASLENKOV, YU. A., and BMOV, A. S.
"Device for Studying Slow Deterioration of Welded Joints"
Kiev, Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, No. 3, Mar 71, pp, 74-75
A5stract: This is a brief report on a devicc: developed and
manufactured at the Institute of Electric Welding imeni Ye. 0.
Paton for studying slow deterioration of welded jojints. It
automatically holds a given load on the specimen and changes
it in accordance with a preset progr-am. The specimens can
be welded in the longitudinal and transverse directions with
respect to the loading axis manually or autotitatical'Ly under flux
and in shielding gases. A schematic and the~basic parameters
of the device are presented.
82

---- ------ ---------------
UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--THE' ETAP-2 ELECTRONIC TACHCMETER -U-:
%j
A.A.r RAMIN9 YE.L.
COUNTRY OF INIFO-USSR
SciWtCE-MuScL;wt AVTU,%iUi3lL'NAYA PKOMYSHLENNUST't NO Zv 1970t 00 16-17
r4m_l
E PUbLISHLO ----- -70
AREAS--ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR*
~,TG PIC TAGS-TACHOMEt-Ek, PULSE SIGNAL* IGNITION MECHANISP-1/tWETAP2
,-q.,TACHOMETER
MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
~DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
:,PROXY REEL/FKAME--1999/1220 STEP NO--Ul~/0113/70/0001002/0016/0017
GIRC ACCESSICN NO--APOIZ3184

Z/2 024 UNCLASSIFIE0 PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
;-CIRC ACCESSION i%G--AP0123184
:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN ELECTRONIC TACHOMETER IS
DESCRIBED. ITS BASIC PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION INVOLULS THE klEGISTRATION
OF THE NUMbER OF ELECTRIC PULSES IN THE IGNITION SVSTEM* THIS NUXBER IS
A.MULTIPLE OF ENGINE CRANKSHAFT RPM. ORIGINAL ARTICLE: TWO FIGURES.

USSR UDC 621-438-001
TM-TAKOV A* P and E_'OR.Q LELEd YL
"Idethod o -L" Calculation of Characteristics -and Induction
Coefficients of Gas Turbines"
Kazan', MZ Aviatsionmya Tekbnika, No 4, 1971, pp 141-145
Abstract : The described -method of calcul,~tion of cli~?-ractcri_stics
of gas turbLies, developed by the Kazan' Aviation Institute, is
characterized by a considerable 1017er n=ber of allo%vances t'den
usually.By this -icthod, characteristics of pr,-:_~cticaliy PM-y gas
turbine can be calculated: siwrie-star tu i st
w ~.nd mi:dtizi'l 0 T"i n C
axial-flow turbines, peri- -pheral and contrifuga]. tu'rbincs, lu-~~-,_rbi-
nes with and without bmznalh pipesq~ end turbinr:.,s vii *th llloc'~in(-"
in any blade rim or in the jet nozzle. All mairl typoo o-0 tu-bine
losses are considered, Lncludin~-, losses in no,6jrles ~auc re-
gard for the effect of wangles of attack 7,nd reduced speed value,
leakars-a losses, dis!,- losses, ettle.. The moment,of ori,.-Jination of
locking is de`[-e=-_*r_-:d miLths accounting fo-2- nozzle losses. "lie do-
scribed method was -proggic-Lined together with the cla-1culation me-
thod of induction coo-Pficients on the electroziic Cdigital co-inu-
ter "Ural-2". Three illustr., four formultas, ,-,ix biblio. refs.

023 UN C L A S S I F I E 6PF(OCESSIW; DATE--IISEP70
AND SEEMING PARADOXES OF ACUTE APPEUOICITIS -U-
AUTHnR--KORABELNTKOV, I.D.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
OURCE-VESTNIK KHIRURGII IMENI 1, 1* GREKOVA, 1970v VOL 104, NR 3, PP
S
46-48-
ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
0
i-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
_,_.TOPIC TAGS--SURGERY9 DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISFASEt PERITONIUM
i.'*,CUNTR3L MARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--Uk)CLASSIFIED
STEP NO--UR/0589/701104/003/00461-'0048
FEEL/FRA4E--1986/0648
CIRC 4CCESSION !,10--AP0102634

:"2/2 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DAT-C-11SEP70
-~,rl!RC ACCESSION ND--AP0102634
A 'IC 10 CF
ABSTRACT/FXTRACT--(jJ) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IT IS REPORTED T14 T T14E 1, =_N
OF APPENDECTrl,41ES'IN THE CITY OF CHELYABINSK WITHIN THE RECENT 3 Y'FaRS
WAS REDUCED ON ACCOUNT 9F MARKED REDUCTION OF A 41PABER OP CPER~-Tlgi"JS POP
SIMPLE APPENDICITIS. THUS, SURGERY WAS EVIDENTLY INDICATEO IN NF)T LESS
THAT FOUR FIFTH OF CASFS. THE MORTALITY FROM ACUTE APPEN11CITIS 010 NOT
MFNT~OF HOSPITALIZATION
INCREASE. ~ lERMS OF THE OPERATION SIN"E, T14E MO,
WERE IDENTICAL IN ALL FORMS*QF APPENDICITIS. WITHIN THE REC-'ljT YEARS
ABOUT A HALF~OF DIED PATIE-14TS WERE PERSONSOVER 60 YEARS OF AGE. As
THE LATIN CAUSE.-or- DEATH WAS PERITONITIS, DEVELOPED PRIOR TO
:.~"~SURGERY DUE TO LATE TERMS OF HOSPITALIZATION.
lml--L A-5
_ 4~' I- - ~p -j

-, 6 _'rr"
%ve A,
Acc. N.r. 4,PO05209r Ref. -code:
F."MULRY SOURCZ: Zhurnal Nevropatolo8i_' i imani
S. S. Kotsa' va, 1970, Vol 7-0, Nr-'3
PP
FACTOR ANALYSIS IN STUDIES WITH THE USE OF RATING
v,SYCHOPATHOLOdICAL SCALCS
~4jnjtdjt, B. D. Kattwmrsk~
K. V. 14 ,In Am
.-. - _k(m
The presentation deals with the possibilities of using rating psychopathological scales
In the evaluation of problems of rehabilitation of rmentai pallents. The aulhcrs report and
analyze the, data of factor analysis In schizophrenia, depressive ttates, obtained wl!h the aid
.0 f computors. The results demonstrate that It Is possible to use factor analysis for the study
,of Interconnections of Psychofathological symptom as well ss of correlations between psy-
:Ehopathological and biologics indices.
19.8.20628

USSR uDc 6l5.217-P4-o,),),0616-ocG .922 -1-0~
'PAS, V. Ir., Chairs of Pharmacola, and
IUKIM1,70, P. I., and S
-IM-Pital Surgery, Grodno, Medical Institute, Grodno
'The Ant-ihypoxic Activity of Apressin"
Moscow, Eksperimntallnaya Khirurgiya i AriestezioloziYa, 110 1, Jall/F(03 73, PP
72-75
Abstract: Apressin (1-hvdrazinophthalazina JfCl), on being injected to rats anti
mice subcutaneously 60 min before the experiment, Protected the anirals fron
death resiulbing from hypoxia on reduction of the P.Ir pressure in a chamb--!r to
a level at which all control animals died. Injections of api-essin kncreas~2d
tore -ain
A%, 48% the rate of survival of rats with circula r hy~)oxia of the bi
produced by tying up the carotid arteries. Apressin in a flose of 6
increased the resistance of the heart and brain of rabbits to Ikypoxia produced
by stopping for 5 rInutes artificial respiration -that imo applied on exclusion
of natural respiration by the administration of diplacin. 'Ete bioelectric
activity of the brain was preserved in the experimental animals for a lon;,-th
of time greater by 52-ja than tWit for control aninals. On beinj-- admdnistured
4-
prophylactically per os to patients with gastrointestin, I ulcorr. rubjec~e- to
surgery, apressin prevented in 5Vp of cases the develo-rent of h.,,rpoxia durino
JV
1/2

USSR
KORABLEV) M. V.., et &I., Eks-peri-Mental naya, hChirurgiya. 1. knestezziologiya, No 1,
Jan/Feb 73, pp 72-75
endotracheal ether-oxygen anesthesia. Under the effect of the dmg, the con-
centrations of lectic and pyruvic acids in the blood of''the patients decreased.

USSR UDC 599.323.4 Clethrionomys: 591.134+577.95
KORABEL'NIKOV, V. N., Chair of Zoology, Leningrad Agricultural Institute
"Dependence of GrcxTth and Postembryonic. Development of the Common Red-Backed
Vole Clethrionomys glareolus Schreb. on the Size of the.Brood"
Moscow, Zoologicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 51, No 3, 1972, pp 464-466
Abstract: The experimental data obtained show distinct differences in the
length of the body, the body weight, and the weight of some of the internal
organs (heart, liver) between specimens from small broods and those from
large broods of the common red-backed vole. The-body 16ngth of animals from
small broods averaged 90 mm. and from large broods, 71 mm after 40 days.
After 30 days the weight of animals fromsmall broods was about 20 g compared
to about 12 g for those from large broods. After 40 days the length of the
tail in animals from small broods was about 45 mm compared with 39 for animals
from large broods. In bar graphs of the ratio of the weight of the heart to
the total body weight, the values were about 0.1% higher in animals from the
smaller broods for ages to 40 davs. Values ranged from 0.4 to 0.7%; the
smallest difference, about 0.01% was seen ai: the age of 1-2 days. A similar
graph for the liver showed that for animals from small, broods the ratio of
liver weight to total body weight was about 1% greater than for animals from
1/2

asuring, Testing,~CalIbrating
USSR UDC 528-517
ZAWBIN., B. !.I KORABIZV~ D. P., K077COVp A. V.,0 CHERNMUMp T. V.
"Experience in the Operational Use of the TD-2 Photoelemeter"
Moscow, Geodeziya i Kartografiya, No 8. 1970p pp 13-19
Abstract: Series production of the TD-2 surveying and gecKlet~c phototelemeter
wag started in 1969. This instrument differs from the TD-I phototelemter only
-with respect to small design improvements. Experimental specimens of the TD-type
phototelemeter have been tested in operation. The resultlS of tlutae teats Ure
generalized and analyzed in the article. The TD-2 phototelemetmi, is extremely
-simple in design and in reliable in operation, and can be recomMnded for messur-
-12 km Imw
Ing initial triangulation sides up to 10

USSR
SADYGA, V. 1. and KORABLEV, N. M.
IfEstimation of Information Content of Variables During Identification
of a Complex Object"
Pribory i Sistemy Avtomatiki. Resp. Mezhved. Temat. Nauch.-Tekhn. Sb.
[Automation Devices and Systems. Republic Interdepartmental Thematic
Scientific and Technical Collection], 1973, No 27, pp 67-70 (Trans-
lated from Referativnv Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 9, 197:3, Abstract No
Y
9V202)
Translation: The problem of selection of the most significant factors,
information on which would be sufficient for defective control of a dy-
namic object, is studied. The information measure of urice:rtainty of
the process of floatation based on two.control channels is calculated,
Author' view

Inorganic: Contpounda
USSR uDc: 661.143
A.
_N. Mj CHMNOV, V
ItEffect of Heat-Exchange Conditions on the Process of Fan-iation of Zinc
Sulfide Phosphors"
Bb. nauch. tr. VNII lywminoforov i osabo chist. veshchestv (Collected
Scientific Works of the All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Phos-nhors
and Extra Pure Substances) 1971.P vYP- 6, ~Pp 82-87 (from R2h4himlya, NO 15,
Aug 72, Abstract Ho 15L185
Translation: The rate of the Drocess of formation of zinc sulfide phosphor
compositions, hich is d-etennined by the duration of noiistntionary ht~-ating
of the charge to the calcining temperature in a stationary layer, r.-Ay be con-
siderably increased by using heat treatmeant of the charr.,e in tin isothewal
vibration-fluidized bed. In addition, carry-Ing out the,process in a vibration-
fluidized bed gave phosphors with.wore uniform luminescent prcTerties.

-'. Al
U'NCLASSI FIED: PRICESSING DATE--IISEP70
L.E DEVI CES FOR TESTING ELECTR IC INSULATION BY EL,EVATED VJLTAGE'Afl:) FIR
J
THF-,
ON-,TROL OF WHOLENESS OF THE DISR4PTIVE FUSE -U-
AUTHOR. --KORABLEVi V.P.,-
OF INFO--USSR
-y'
~-,'--~~'SOURCE -MOSCOW,. PROMYSHLENNAYA., FINERGET lKk, NO 41 19709 PP 22-24
-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
:..~.SUBJECT AREAS--ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.
"'T PIC TAGS--INSULATED WIRE, ELECTRIC MEASURING INSTRUMENTP ELECTRONIC
0
1 .4 DUST qY , ELECTRIC FUSE
CONTROL MAPKING--NO RESTPICTIONS
~-'.POCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:.,PROXY RFEL/FRAME--1987/1422 STEP NO--UR/0094/'10/01)v)l~~lt)4/0027/0024
CTRC ACCESSION ND--AP0104736
__tj~4r..LASS I F [ED_

'012 PROCESSINr, D4TF--IISEP70
UNCLASSIFIED
-~,~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104736
-ACT/EXTRACT--kU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DEVICES AND NETWORKS DEVELOPED BY
ARSTP,
i,.,.-:.~.-SOYUZKHIMPR0MENE4G0, WHICH PERMIT CARRYING OUT RE$pECTIVE TESTS AND
CHECKSV ARE DESCRIBED. THESE DEVICES MAY BE MANUFACTURED BY ENTERPRISES
THEMSELVESo FOUR ILLUSTRATIONSo
0123-

1 j,
USSR 1JDC 537.533.2+537.534
ShT.JL'MAN, A. R., KORABLEV, V. V., MOROZOV, Y11. A.,BHOMUTINNI-
KOVA, V. A.
"Investigation of the Variation, with Temperature of the Co-
efficients of Secondary Electron Emission and Inelastic Reflec-
tion of Electrons of Germanium Oxide Single Crystals"
Tr. Leningr. politekhn. in-ta (works of Leningrad Polytechnical
Institute), 1970, No 311, pp 17-19 (from RZh-Fizika, No 12
(1), Dec 70, Abstract No 12Zh660)
Translation: The coefficient of secondary electron ctni:;sion C!)'-
was investigated in the primary electron energy range U 50-2000
ev for SiO single cryatals. Samples with the faces (1F0) or
(001) on t e surface were investigated. Both samples showed
a variation with temperature 4rclase to that described by Dekker
theory. The coefficient of inelastic reflection is independent
of tem erature in the range of temperatures atudiad (from room
to 350 M. Authors abstract.

:~-112 023 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING UATE--160CT70
.TITLE--SECONDARY ELECTRON EMISSION OF SILICON DIOXIDE SINGLE CRYSTALS -U-
'-AUTHOR-(03)-SHULMAN, A*R.f KORABLEV MOROLOV9 YU*Ao
'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
OURCE' FIZ. TVERD. TELA 1970t 12(2)t 666-8
AT EPUBLISHED ------- 70
.:SUBJ.ECT AKEAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TA,GS--SILICON DIOXIDE, SECONDARY ELECTRON EMISSION, SINGLE CRYSTAL
~_._._,~PROPERTYY CRYSTAL ORIENTATIUNt ELECTRONIBEAMi ELECTkON ENERGY
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
'DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'PROXY REEL/FPAME--19d8/OObO STEP NU--UR/0181/70/G-LZ/002/06o6/0668
I R C_ A C C E S -S.-I fnl~ 1, _ND_-7~ --A- P 0 - 10 5 15 7

212 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING' I)ATE--160CT7"
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105157
~A,BSTRACT/EX TRACT--( U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SINGLE CRYSTAL PLATES OF- STO SUB2
CUT FR04 NATURALLY GROwN, TRANSPARENT SINGLE CRYSTA1. WITH ALPHA QUARTZ
STURCTURE 6ERE INVESTIGATED. THE DEPENDENCE OF THE COEFF. OF SECONCIARY
ANGLE OF IN
ELECTRON.EMISSIUN SIGMA ON THE INCIDENCE OF PRIMARY ELLCtRC.S
Pill FOR VARIOUS ENERGIES OF PRIMARY ELECTRONS E SUBP IS GIVEN, THE
'R. EACH CURVE
CURVES ARE SHIFTED VERTICALLY I WITH RESPECT TO THE OTHE
IS CHARACTERIZED 13Y A SERIES Of: MAX. AND MIN.; THE POSITIONS OF THE MAX.
WITH THE MAIN CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC:01RECTIONS. A FINE SYAUCTUKE IS
OBSOi STAkTING wITH E SUBP SIMILAR TO 300 EV. DEPENDEN.E IS t.LSO GIVCN
".OF SIGMA ON EP AT VARIOUS PHI IN THE E SUP RANGE :2U-2000 EV. THESE
%CURVES HAVE A NON MONOTONIC CHARACTER AND VARIATION~IN THE ANGLE OF
INCIUENCE CHANGES THE SHAPE UF THE CURVEO FACILITY: LENINGRAD.
POLITEKH. INST. IM. KALININAv LENINGRAD USSR*

025 UNCL ASS I FIE'O' PROCESSFNG DATE--230CT70
fL E-SECONDARY ELECTRON EMISSION OF MGL'YOOENUM SINGLE CRYSTALS -U-
._AUTHQR-(03)-SHULMANv A.R., KORABLEVI, V.V., MOROZOVs YU.A.
f~~, COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~',':_~,SOURCE-FIZ. TVERD. TELA 1970P 123
)t 7~8-62
~'.-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
--PHYSICS
SUBJECT AREAS
~~'-,l-TOPIC TAGS--SECONt)ARY ELECTRON EMISSIONt SINGLE CRYSTAL PROPERTYj
~MDLYBDENUMt CRYSTAL ORIENTATIONt ELECTRON ENERGY
--NO RESTRICTIONS
CONTROL MARKING
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.-...PROXY REEL/FRAME--1987/1967
STEP NO--UR/0181/70/OLZ/003/075d/0762
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105041
UNC L AS"I F I ED

2/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--23OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105041*
ABSTOACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT. EXPTL* INVIESTIGAT[OiN WAS CARRIEU
OUT OF THE SECONDARY EMISSION CHARACTERISTICS FOR THE 1111) AND f102)
FACES OF SINGLE CRYSTAL MO. THE SHAPE OF THE CHA.RACTERrSTICS WHICH
DESCRIBE DERENDENCES OF THE COEFFS. OF SECONDARY ELECTRON EMISSION AND
INELASTIC REFLECTION ON THE ENERGY OF PRIMARY hECTRONS AND THE MAXo
VALUES OF THESE COEFFS. ARE DIFFERENT FOR SPEC[MEN1 WITH DIFFERENT
CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC FACES ON THE SURFACE. THE ANGULAR DEPENUENCES OF THE
:SECONDARY EMISSION CHARACTERISTICS AT.PRIMARY ELEICYRON ENERGIES OF
0
10 -2000 EV WEaE STUDIED. -THE RESULTS OBTAINED ARE EXPLAINED IN TERMS
-OF THETHEORY OF C"ANNELING. FACILITY: LENINGRAD. POLITEKH,
IN..KALININA, LENINGRA09 USSR,

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USSR UDC 624.072.6:624.075
KORAB9V,Yu. D., Gorlkly
"Strength of a System Consisting of Two Concentric Rings Connected by Radial
Couplings Under Even Loads"
Problemy Prochnosti, No 11, 1971, pp 35-37.
ABSTRACT: The problem of the stability of a system consisting of two concen-
tric rings connected by radial couplings under even loading is solved by an
energetic method; in order to determine the deformation energy of the system,
it is necessary to consider both the bending deformaEion energy and the shear
deformation energy. The critical force value produced by solving the equation
differs from the critical force value determined 1)), the Levy formula in that
a term is present considering the influence of the radial couplings including
the single shear angle. 3 Figures; 4 Biblio. Refs.

412 034 UNCLASSIFIED PROCIE-SSINIG DATE--185EP70
-ITLE--THE USE OF INTESTINAL TRANSPLANT FDA REVASCULARIZATION AND
._~.REMNERVATION OF ORGANS OF THE URINARY SYSTEM Itl CHILDREN -U-
UTHOR-(03)-DOLETSKIY9 S.YA., KOROLKOVAP L.A.p KORABLEVAt L-K,
OUNTRY OF !NFO--USSR
U RCE--KHIRURGIYAt 19701 NR 4, PP 140-145
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIE.NCES
-,T-OPIC TAGS--PEDIATRICS, TISSUE TRANSPLANT, KIDNEYi LARGE flITESTINEP SMALL
ITESTiNEt -HYPERTENSION, SURGERYP IMMUNITYs TISSUE R,EGENERATIONI ORGAN
~REGENERATION
_C CNITROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'PROXY REEL/FRAME--1983/1235 STEP NO--UR/0531/70/000/004/0140/0145
-f-MCACCESSION -NO---AP0054130

PR OCESSING DATE--18SEPTIC
2/2 034 UNCLASSI FIE D.
C.IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054130
GP-0- ABSTRACT. ENTERO AND COLORENOPEXY WAS
~.~:-CARR[EO OUT IN CHILDREN SUFFERING FR'OM NEPHROGENIC HYPERTENSION
ASSOCIATEO WITH CHRONIC PYELCNEPHRIT[So WHERE THE PRINCIPAL
PATHEOGENET[C CHAIN WAS ESCHEMIA OF THE RENAL VISSUE DEVELOPING AS T14E
RESULT OF NEPHROSCLEROSIS. THF USE OF A GRAFT FROM~THE LAaGE INTESTINE
IN THIS GROUP OF PATIENTS IS MORE ADVANTAGEOUS THAN THAT FROM THE S14ALL
INTESTINE DUE TO THE GREATER SURFACE OF~THE OPENED SEGMENT, THIS
ENABLING WITHOUT DIFFICULTY TO COVER THE WHOLE KIDNEY. THE SECOND GROUP
COMPRISED CHILDREN WITH NEUROGENIC DISORDERS OF URINATION AS THE RESULT
OF CENTRAL.OR AUTONOMIC DISTURBANCES OF VESICAL INNERVATION. THE
'AUTHORS OPERATED 33 CHILDREN WHO WERE SUBJECTED TO 41 OPERATIONS OF
ENTER4 OR COLOPEXY, OF THIS NUMBER 14 PATIENTS WITH NEPHROGENIC
HYPERTENSION AND 16, WITH NEUROGENIC URINARY BLADDER. A DETAILED
DESCRIPTION OF THE TECHNIQUE OF DFmucosATION OF THE INTFISTINAL GRAFTON
THE OPENED.SEGMENT IS GIVEN. THE RESULTS OBTAINE01N BOTH GROUPS OF
PATIENTS AR-E SUFFICIENTLY PROMISING9 THIS GIVING GROUNOS FUR HOPE OF
WIDER USE OF THE REFERRED TO TECHNIQUEI~CONSIDERINC THE IMMATURITY OF
-~,~,'_TISSUES AND ORGANS OF THE CHILDS.ORGANISMt CAPABLE OF INTENSIVE
REGENERArtVE PROCESSES.
I Wrl
'I'v L

USSR
KORABLIN, NI A
0
"One Representation of Certain Algorithms of Stochastic Approximation"
Radioelektron. v nar. Kh-ve SSSR. Ch. 2 [Radioelectronics-in the National Economy
of the USSR, Pa-rt 2 -- Collection of Works], Kuybyshev, 1970, )jp 270-275, (Trans-
lated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 6, 1971,:,Abstract No 6 V171).
NO ABSTRAM

USSR UDC 621.391.1:519.2:621.372.54
KLOVSKIY, D. D., KOWOLIN, M. A.
"A Method fox"-DetecLing Recurrent Radio Signals under Conditions of a Priori
Indeterminancy"
Radioelektrordika v nar. kh-ve SSSR. Ch.1 - V sb.(Radio Electronics in the
National Economy of the USSR. Part I - collection of works), Kuybyshev,1970,
pp 14-27 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 4, Apr,71, Abstract No 4A38)
Translation: This article contains a discussion of a method of synthesizing
a device for synchronous detection of recurring radio signals optimal in the
sense of Bayes risk for unknown a priori,probabil.ity densities of the indi-
vidual signal parameters. A detection algorithm is conutructed. The lower
bound of the probability of correct detecition is determined. There are 3
entries in the bibliography.

USSR
IVANENKO, V. I., KOLESNIK, V. V., KORABTSOV, A. A.
"An Enterprise with Continuous Technology as an Object of Control"
UpravIyayushchiye Sistemy i Mashiny [Control Systems and ?4achines], 1972,
No 1, pp 41-49 (Translated from Referativn)-y Zhurnal Kibernetil,,a, No 6,
1973, Abstract No 6V674, by the authors).
Translation: The problem of con,truction of an automated conti-ol system fox-
an enterprise with continuous technology is studied from the standpoint of
the priority of the main production process. Using decomposition resulting
from the structure of the basic production complex, the authors establish
the interrelationship between models, criteria and taskt; performed at each
Icvel in the hierarchy of the ACS.

.Z
USSR UDC 621.391.2
KORADO, V. A.
"Optimal Signal Detection Against a-Background of Noise trith Unknown Param-
eters Considering Limited Probability of Failse Alarm"
Moscow, Radioteklinika i Elektronika, Vol XVP No 7, 1970, pp 1419-1427
Abstract: This article contains an investigation of the problems of synthes-
izing optimal maxmin detectors for signals:againat a background of noise with
unknown parameters in the presence of a given upper bound for the probabiLity
of false alarm. It is demonstrated that when detecting gaussian random signals
with known or unknown intensity and deterministic signal$ with unknown intensity,
"he corresponding detectors are equivalen6to the maxatin.detectors with fixed
-h kno;n
probability of false alarm. For the case of deterministic signals wiL
intensity (completely deterministic and with unknown initial phase and polaricy)
the optimal decision rules, structures of the detectorv and formulas for cal-
culating their characteristics are obtained,
It is pointed out that the detection problemn Invent1gatod in this paper :111us-
trate the practical effectiveness of applying maxmin criteria and criteria con-
nected with them for finding optimal detectors with both typea of restrictions
on the false alann probability. The effectiveneas of c)~g jilin:1inaA approach Jn
nolylna twre complex detection problema is confIrmod, gor example., by the
existence of-a-minimax decision rule for the problam of dotecting a determirlis-

MM El
NEW",
VSSR
KORADO, V.A., Radiotekhnika i E:Lektronik4, Vol XV, No 7, 1970, pp 1419-1427
tic signal (signals) of unknown form and intensity (intensities) against a
background of gaussian noise of unknown Intensity possibly in the presence of
additional deterministic noise components with unknown intensities. This
problem reduces to the known probler. of.checking the gaperalized linear
hypothesis.
2/2
M

USSR UDC 547.26'118
ATAVIN, A. S., TROFIMOV, B. A., GAVRILOVA, G. M., and KORATAYEVA, 1. M.
Irkutsk Institute of Organic Chemistry, Siberian Brancl~, Acad.'Sc.-U&&F&
."Cyclization Occurring During Homolytic Addition of DiaL"-.vl Phosphites to
Divinyl Ethers of vic-Diols"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey 1(himii, Vol 41 (103), No 4, Apr 71, pp 804-310
Abstract: It has been shown that dialkyl phosphites reacted with divinyl
ethers of ethylene glycol, 1,2-propylene glycol, and 2,3-butylene glycol
in presence of benzoyl or tert-butyl peroxides or azoisobutyron;trl le
produce methyl substituted 2-(dialkylptiosphonemethyl)-1,4-dioxanes rather
than the expected 6-alkoxyethyl phosphates. In addition to these 1:1
cyclic addition products, phosphorus-containing oligomers were obtained
in 35-100% yield, depending on the ratio of the reagents. In general,
the main course of the addition of dialkyl phosphitwi to Jivinyl ethers
of vicinal diols under hamolytic conditions is the telomerization of
ethers.

USSR UDC 621.382.3
MAKSI, G, M., SAYFERS, D. R.,
BARNEM, R. D., HOLONYAK, N. N.,
WOOMAUSE, D. B., and ALkEROV, I.i
"AlGaAsP Solid Solutions and Inje ction Lasers With Two Heterojunctions On
Their Base"
Fizika i tekhnika poluprovodnikov, Vol 6, No 1, JanuarY 1972, pp 97-102
A-betracti The solid solutions Alyoal-yAsl_;,Px (y = 0.0--0.2; x = 0.0--0.2)
are obtained by th6 fluid epitaxy method* The dependence is considered of the
width of the forbidden band of the solid solutions on the compound and the de-
pendence of the concentration of phosphorous in the opitaxial layers of
AlGa.AsP on the growth temporature is investigated. Injection losers are obtained
with the two haterojunctions, n_Aly(;al_yAs1_x1px1--P-,1Y(; 1Ael_x1
P --P+-Al "Ga ,As Y,
1 ' P I with thrushold currenter-A0 a7cm2 at room
tNperatureY Thal.'A~AF9'&nk D.V.Bird and F.V.'Ifillia~ns (I-Consanto, SIV.Louis)
for the substrate and for technical eavistance - K.A. Uooll B.L.Marshall,
M* Stone~ and Yuri Moroz. University Of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois, USA.;
Physicotachnical Institute imeni A.F. Ioffs, AS, USSR,-Leningrad. Received by
editors 28 June 1971. 6 fig. 14 ref.

USSR UDC 621.377.622.322.2.037.733
KORBASHOV,-Yu. M., and RYZHYOV, V. I.
"A Procedure for Accessing a Memory Device"
USSR Author's Certificate, No 279704, Filed 7 Mar 68,'Published 24 Nov 70
(from Referativnyy Zhurnal - Avtomatika, Telemekhanika, i Vychislitel'naya
Tekhaika, No 8, 1971, Abstract No MOT)
Translation: A procedure for accessing a memory device is proposed. The
procedure involves recording all "digits" in the memory unit, sequential
read-out, and regeneration of informatidn. In order to record, in the
matrix, information which is arranged in a checkerboard form, the signals
which have been read and which have positive or negative polarity are gated.

USSR UDC 536.46:533.6
KOREMICHEV, O.P., SHMELEV, K. S., TATEVOSKYAN, A. V.
"A Model of Combustion Catalysis fox- Single-Camponent Fuel (As Applied to
Aluminum Perchlorate)"
)?iz. ,oreniya i vzrvva .(Physics of Combustion and Explosion), 1972, Vol. 8,
No. 3, pp 378-388 (from RZh-Mekhanika, No 3, Mar 73, Abstract No 3B961)
Translation: According to the proposed model catalyzer particles are suspended
in a gas flow and simultaneously there occurs a homogeneous reaction in the gas
and a heterogeneous reaction on particles of the catalyzer. An expression is
given for the supplementary flow of heat to fresh material due to catalytic
reaction for the case when the latter occurs in a kinetic regime according to a
first order equation. An expression is given for the effective constant of the
catalytic reaction. Also considered is the case when catalyzer particles are
located on the surface of a hot charge. A two-zone combiistion model of aluminum
perchlorate is postulated and the increase In combustion rate due to the intro-
duction of the catalyzer is calculated numerically withilt-L the framework of this
model.. N. K_ Bakhman.

USSR UDC.
K0RBMAh.&6, OVSIYEVICII, B. L., 0GA1TESYAN, L. A., HTML', D. G., Lenin-
_gi~ad Departr-nt of the Central Mathematical Economics Institute, AcadenZr
of Sciences of the USSR
"Concerning V. V. Kolbin's Suxvey 'Stochastic Programming"
51
Po povodu obzora V. V. Kolbina "Stokhastichesk2ye progrtan=lrovoniye It (Cf.
English above), Leningrad, 1971, 12 pp, ill.: (No 11000-72 Dep.) (from RZh-
-Kibernetika, No 6, Jun 72, Abstract uo 6vh43 Dep.)
Translation: It is shown that V. V. Kolbin's survey "Stcchastic Progre-i-
ming" (Mh_-Mat, 1970, 6V529) is mostlY Plagiarized from Zellvier's papers
(G. Zellmer, "On Formulating Froblerm in Linear Stochastic Optimization",
Math. und Wirtoch., Band 6, Berlin, 1969, pp 11-44; Wisv. Z. Hochsch.
nomie, Berlin, 1968, No 2, pp 163-i69; No 4). The numerous inaccu.-racien vimid
errors of the survey are analyzed. In particular, mention is made of gross
errors in lenna 1.1, in the corollax7 of lemma 1.2, in lc-=Ia;s 5.1, 5.2 and
5.4, and in theorems 5.1, 6.1 and 8.1. Authors' abstract.

J~ Teoriya Igr [Games Theory -- Collection of Works), Yerevan, 1973,
pp 204-205 (Translated from Referativoyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 10,
197.3, Abstract No 1OV456)
Translation: A generalization of certain results of Kemen and Thonpson
(K-Mat, 1960, 10680) to cover thecase. when the usefulness functions
of the players depend on the wins of the other players.

Issled. Sistem. Materialy Vses. Simpoz. [Systems Research. Materials of
All-Union Symposium], Moscow, 1971, pp 202-210, (Translated from Referativnyy
Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 2, 1972, Abstract No 2 V638 unsigned).
Translation: An informal polemic note.

RM
USSR
KORBLIT., B. A.; ITAGORY, Yu. I. (ZaporozhIye Machine 13ailding Institute)
...........
"Stability of a Spherical Shell with an Elestic Corell
Yerevan., Izvestiya Akadmii NaWc Armyansicoy SSR: I-Wdianika; November-Dea-ember,
1972; PP 26-31
ABSTWIGT: In the article the authors study the stability of a closed. spherical
shell with a core under a uniform external, pressure. An exact model making u5e
of the general equations of elasticity theory amd an approximato model nakix4-,
use of one equation in elasticity theory are presented The cases of a solid
core a core with a cavity, and a eDre having a 61103-1 ~r solid body inside of
Y
it are examined.
The calculations indicate that the deformation of the core is satisfac-
torily described by the approximate model.
The article includes 21 equations and ti-to figures. There are six biblio-
graphic references.

USSR UDC 539.3
KORBUT, B. A.
"Natural Vibrations of a Cylindrical Shell With Elastic I-Illar"
Kazan', Izvestiya VUZ, Aviatsionnaya Tekhnika, No 4, 1970, pp 137-141
Abstract: Natural axisymmetrical vibrations of a closed cylindrical shell
with a compact (no hole) elastic filler are studied. Vibrations frequencies
and forms are determined for various elastic filler constants, as well as
at various modes of shell-filler bonds. The filler is simulated bv an
isotropic elastic body, the motion of which is described in cylindrical
coordinates by general equations of the three-dimensional theory of elas-
ticity. These equations are supplemented by the boundary conditions on
tho end faces, and conditionu of coupling with the shell,. Equations of
the uliell and filler muLion together with conditionn uf their coupihij; and
the corresponding boundary conditions matte U possible to solve. the contact
problem of natural vibrat ons of the shell-filler system. The results
presented in graphs show that the effect of the mode of shell
-filler coupling
manifests differently for the lower and upper frequencies, and depends on the
filler density. The frequency is affected mostly by the filler resistance
1/2

USSR
KORBUT,, B. A.,. Izvestiya VUZ,,tviatsionnay;iiTo-kh-nika, No 4, 1970, pp 137-1.41
to radial, but not to axial,.deformations. Its dependence on the magnitude
of the filler Poisson coefficient.is presented in a table, which shows that
the natural vibration frequencies increase,with the Poissoa coefficient. An
approximate formula for the lou,er.frequency,of avisymwtric vibrations is
generalized for the case of. a she" with- a: filler. 18 f ormulas, 5 figures,
1 table, 3 references.
1/2

USSR UDC:629.7,036.3.002.,2
SEMAKOV, L. A., KORCHAGIN, G_
"The Problem of Oscillations of a Two-Phase Stream in a Long Interelec-
trode Gap During Electrochemical Dimensional Working of Metals"
Tr. Kazan. Aviats. In-ta [Works of Kazan' Aviation Institute], 1973,
No 152, pp 59-65 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Aviatsionn)-ye i
Raketnyye Dvigateli, No 9, 1973, Abstract No 9.34.96)
'Translation: A hypothesis is stated of analogy of oscillations of a
two-phase stream in steam-generating and interelectrode 'Channels, the
analogue of heat flux being current passing through the electrolyte.
Equations are produced for the dyanmi.cs of a two-phase stream in an inter-
electrode channel in Lagrange coordinates, allowing the difficulty of
solution of equations in partial derivatives with respect to coordinate
and time to be avoided. The condition of.constant pressui-c drop in the
channel is used as a boundary condition. This condition seems natural,
since with electrochemical dimensional working the interelectrode channel
is one parallel branch of the system which feeds the electrolyte. The
characteristic equation and transfer function of the channel are produced.
I Figure; 5 Biblio. Refs. Restime
1/1