SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SULKIN, A.G. - SULOVA, J.

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-SUL IXINI A.G. "Y NBERG, M.Sh.
Gawz defact d atectoral Nauka I zhIzn' 24 no.3:54 Mr '57.
(Gamma L-Industrial applications) (XLRA 10:5)

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AUTHOR: Sul'kin. A. G. 101011210
TITLE: The state and prospects ol construction and production of gamma-ray apparatus in the
"Ntosrentgen'* plant
PERIODICAL: Rcfcrativnyy zhurnal, otd I*nyy vypusk. 40. Pribory tochnoy mckhaniki i ispytatel'nyye
ustanovki, no. 1, 1962, 1, abstract 40.1.1. "In collection Radioakt. izotopy i yadcrn.
iziuchenia v nar. kh-ve SS W, M., Gostoptekhizdat, v. 1. 961, 80-87
TEXT: Technical data arc given of gamrt a-ray apparatus produced by the "NIosrcr!gen- plant for the
application of gamma-ray isotopes to indu strial defectoscopy, therapy and diagnostics. The following
gamma ray defectoscopes are in serial prof uction: rYn Co-0.5-1 (GUP Co-0.5-1); GUP Co-5-1 and
GUP Co-50-1. The dcfectoscopc GUP Co-O 5-1 is intended for defectoscopy of steel up to 50 mm thickness;
the GUP Co-5-1 allows gamma-ta"n, thm, ,th t I up to 110 mm, the GUP Co-50-1 -up to 200 mm;
ee
15
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thickness. All these apparatuses are a Ji
,,:
for rotating gamma-raying. For inspection of welding
joints of ships in drydock a portable gam. -ray defectoscope GUP Tu-0.5-3 is produced. Tu-170. of an
activity of 0.5 gram -equival cnts of radium m
housiilg with the stand is 12 kg. The unh rves as the radiation source. The weight of the protective
ersal portable gamma-ray defectoscope GUP Ir-5-2 allows
use of the directed bcam of gamma-rays a i d also performs rotating gamm:i-raying. It is charged with the
lr-192/5gram-equivalents of radium(or %vitliCs -137/2gram-equivalents of radium). The weight of theapparalus
ii, 13.5 kg. For irradiation of deeply located i r egularities the apparatus rYT4W (GUT-400) is produced; the
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The state and prospects...
GUT Co-20 allow s short focus irradiation. TI
gamma-ray beam, the axis of which moves on
gamma-rays Brief information conceri"'%n(
FVTP Cs-400 (GUTR Cs-400) is intended fi
equipped with an optical indicator of the be
radiation. and also with 1 phantom for dosir
of 30 mm diameter and 35 mni height, its a4
tubusts with a double diaphragm limit the I
penumbra width to a minimum- The diagnosi
cticcking the applicability of Tu-1 70 ganuna r
ofextrcmities under field conditions. The ga
return of the gamma-ray source to the stora
time The gamma-raydcfectoscope GUPTu-G
Tit- 1 0 w ith an image converter for visual gan
Creation of a rotating therapeutic Co-60 ga
radium. is suggested
(Abstracter's note Complete translation.1
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former gives a fixed divergent gamma-ray beam, the latter a
[c surface of a cone, giving the effect of a convergent beam or
experimental units is given. The rotating gamma-ray apparatul
clinical checking of the possibility of the use of Cs-137. It is
i's direction, with an X-ray centrator, with a trap for unused
tric measurements. The Cs-137 source has a cylindrical shape
vity being 400 gram-equivalents of radium. The exhangeable
rma-ray beam to the required exposure field and reduce the
gamma-ray apparatus Tu-0.5-1 (GUP Tu-0.5-1) is made for
iation and for taking radiograms of bones and the joint system
ma-ray defectoscope GUP Tu-0.5-1 using a timer allows the
position automatically, at the end of the present irradiation
-4 is provided for examination of the possibility of the use of
tan-raying and for obtaining radiograms of light alloy elements.
ma-ray apparatus of an activity of 2000 gram-equivalents of
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AUTHORS: Shtan', A. So,, Chernobro ov, S. V.: Firstov. V. Go Sullkin, A. G,
OM: none
TITIZ: Problems in radiation defectoscopy IS
SOURCE: Defektoskopiyat no. 61 19 5t 41-46
TOPIC TAGS: gamma ray, x ray, rad owetry exposure meter, stereoscopic photographyp
dofectoncopo, / RID-2 j$ofectoscope UZAefec tos cope 0 1P 1 % i
P=ffUefectoscope, IRA-
U~se dovico RUP-120&, defectoscope, RUP-200-5 defectoscope, RUP-150/500-10 do-
fectoscope (L -
M;TiACT: The automation and moch nization probloms in radiation defectoacopic
tochniques are discussed in some d tail. Among the more important problems in
this area are those pertaining to ontrol of feeding parts to the radiation areaj
to radiation of parts with programied controls, to developing of films, and to
docodinir the recorded information. The development of automatic gamma-ray and x-
ray oxpoaure motors is considorod to be of great importance in the Soviet countries.
Storooscopic photography applied to radiation dofoctoscopy is another nev develop-
mant; in the Soviet countries; it bas the advantago of three-dimensional visualiza-
tion of defects in the various par s under investigation. There seems to be a
groat need for improving the quali of auxiliary defectoscope equipment. In
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particular, there is a distinct 1
Recent trends in construction of
blcck devices of series RIJP-120-5
RUE'-150/500-10, and pulse devices
curreatly popular. AmonG the new
against radiation hazards, inolud
series of radioisotope dogectoac
RID-210 RK-2, and UGD-31~ To Impr
it is suggested that xerography b
All in all, advanced automatic do.
metallurgy, shipbuilding, and the
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k of high energy, 1 to 2000-kv x-ray equipment.
and x-ray equipment have centered on mono-
nd 200-5, on a new universal device of aeries
RA-1. Portable--coji -137 radiometers are
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ovelopmentz NlMdelvicas with special safeguards
g automatio on-off control o"tems. A now
gL are now being marketed under the markings of
o the control capability on these derectoscopes,
tried for significantly reduoing exposure times.
otoscopes can be very.useful in machine designp.
viation industry.,
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MINOR: Sullkinj_ A. 0.
ORG: none
TITLE-. An international confe ence of specialists on isotope radiography-
SOURCE: Defektoskopiya, no. 6, 1965, 81-84 lit j
TOPIC TAGS: radiation detecto , radiography, gamma rayp isotope , gmma detector,
physics conference, radioisotop
A13ST]LkGT.* A conf eronce on i3o ope radio ip~ _net at Warsaw from June 29 to UY 2,
-JJ()iZ'The meeting was organizcd by the Councd-'Yor Econ=ic Aid and was attended
by delegates from BulZaria,, Eazzt Germany, Romania, the 353R, and Czechoslovakia.
It was devoted to investigation of technical requirements for producing a normal
soriaj of gamma detecto3copes, ~particularly the equipment and accessory materials
for special production. S. Fooov of Bulgaria reported that from one-fourth to
one-third of all radiographic 1rints in his country are now gammagrams. E. Bekker
of East GerrkW stated that latoratories for radiation-control methods are now found
in almost all machine-design enterprises, but gawagrams make up but 10% of all
radiographic prints obtained. ~, Ta~~ gave a report on the development of isotope
radiography in Poland in 1962-64, Indicating that one-third of all radiographic
prints made in 1964 were g Irams, K. Hedulescu. discussed the use of gamma
detectoscopes in Romania,, s=9 thaf-l-lie-T-ai-now widgly used. The Soviet,
t&t
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delegation of A. S. Shtan', A.
the production and use-57-sti~h-
report for Czechoslovakia. Fro
on kinds of radiographic film,,
of film holders, and thickness
pointad out at the conference b
Detectoscopy. Orig. art, bast
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Cooperation
~# Sullkin, and A. N. Manror presented a report, on
"J-ectosapos Di the SM. F. Kchol gave a similar
iall gathered information,, data were tabulated
etal1ic and fluoroscent intensifying screensp sizes
f lead foil* It was urged that all the problests
widely dL-;cussed in the pages of the journal
5 tables.
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AUTHOR: Sul'kin, A. G.; Mayorov, A.1N.; Zhukovskiy, Ye. A. 31
ORG: none
TITLE: New y-flaw detectors kL~
SOURCE: Defektoskopiya, noTi, 1966, 42-48
TOPIC TAGS: nondestructive testing, nondestructive quality control, flaw detector,
gamma flwi detector
ABSTRACT: The satisfactory performa
types of aircraft, and thousands of
for the most part by extensive use o
noniestructive-testing methods, thos
significant. The y-flaw detectors a
compact. They can be used under fie,
cesium-137, iridium-192, thulium-170
of y-radiation. The Council for Mutl~l
the general-purpose y-flaw detectors
range of material thicknesses. Each
type and size of the radiation sourc
the development and manufacture of
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ce of Soviet rockets, atomic submarines, new
ilometers of gas mains has been made possible
nondestructive testing methods Among the
based on the use of y-r diationl particularly
e simple, reliable, mobile, self-contained, and
d conditions and in congested areas. Cobalt-60,
and selenium-75 are the most widelT ed sources
I?
s
Assistance of Socialist Countrie ivided
91D, into three classes~ each ~o_ra certain
jl-assl4s divided into types according to the
(see Tatle 1). The Soviet Union is a leader in
-flaw detectors. However, all the existing types
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Table 1. GrIMMA-flaw edfarfnra
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Raliation
Thickness range, mm
Designation Class e
source
Steel
Light alloys
RID-11 1 1 1-15 5-150
RID-12 1 2 Thulium-170 1-15 5-150
RID-21 2 1 Cesium-137 10-80 .50-300
RID-22 2 2 Cesium-137 10-80 50-300
RID-31 3 Cobalt-6o 6o-200 -
RID-32 3 Cobalt-6o 6o-2oo -

RID-33
3 Cobalt-60 6o-2oo -

of these flaw detectors are either obsolete, as is the case with the GUP-line of de-
tectors supplied by the Mosrentgen Plant, or are equipped with nonstandard radiation
sources, as with the GD detectors mmad ly the Experimental plant: "Latvenergo" in Riga.
Only recently the All-Union Research nstitute of Radiation Engineering has developed
several flaw detectors in accordance with directives of the Council for Ritual Assist-
ance of Socialist Countries. The first one to be lot-produced is the BID-21, intended
for use under widely varying conditiois from laboratory to field. This detector
can be used for steel and light-alloy sections with respective thicknesses up to
60 and 120 mm. Two other modificatiois of this detector are intended for testing
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pipeline welds andconcrete structures. Two detectors, RID-22 and RID-33, are in the i -
design stage. Orig. art. has: 6 figures and 1 table. (DVI I
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9. Monthl List of Russian Accessidns.. Library of Congress, April - 1953, Uncl.

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SUWKIN, A.G.4. kand.
Designing flexible cl tches with serpentine springs. Vest.
mashinostr. 42 no-5 34-40 Vq 162. (141RA 15:5)
(Clutc~-es (Machinery))

VARPOLOMIYEV. I.A.; SULIXIN, ~.G.; OVCHIIIIIIMV, G.Ya.
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Hoisting- block with ~ red. Rats. i izebr.predl.v stroi.its.124:24-27
'55. (Hoisting $achiuarr) MU 9: 7)

- SVL-%Ig* I.G.; RADIK, L.Ye.
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Basic causes for the ]unsatisfactory porformance of eqlf~cleanjng
oil filter dr Iv an measures for eliminating them. Tod. i san.
tokhn. no..10:1:!17 158. (IGRA JltlO)
(Ilectric drivILO) (Oil filters)

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(Dnepropetrovsk, Za rozhlye); SUL11M (Dnepropetrovsk.,
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Zaporozhlye); RADIK, L.Ye. (Dhapfo-p-eirovsk, Zaporozhtye)
Constructive solution for supporting structures of ventilators.
Vod. i san. tekh. n6.2:31-32 F 161. (MIRA 34:7)
(tans, Electric)

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Fat Yest. rom-i khudiiwomys. 2 no-7:36-J7 Jl '61 ,
( yd ~U, 15:. 1 )
1. Zaveduyiid.cliaja lt-el'ye No.7 YQskovskoy fabriki folovnykh uborov,
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I (Moscow ~fillinery)

HOREGNY, K.; Spolupraca:_SU4KO, M.; BREUER, X.; JAN05KOVA, M.
Utilization of quant4tatively different proteinB in extie
infant nutrition. B tial. lek. listy 43 Pt. 1 no.7t423~-AN-
163- 1
1. 11 detska klinika Lek. fak. Univ. Komenakeho v Bratiele",
veduca prof. MUDr. J. Michalickova.
(DIETARY PROTEINS) (INFANT NUTRITION)
(DAIRY FROI UCTS) (SOY BEANS) (MEAT)
(NUTRITION SURVEYS) (CHILD)

IWIRECNY, K.; Techn. spoluprac~: SULKO, M.
Apropos of the furthe "humanization" of artificial nutrition
for infants I Opti M protein supply. Bratial. lek. listy 44
no.3:129-13i i5 Ag t64.
1. Katedra pediairie.,P Lek. fak. Univ. Komenskeho v Bratislave
%,reduca prof. MUDr. 1. Michalickova)

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MOSZEWp J.; SULKO, St.; SLEDZ
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Urbanskl.
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?IOSZvd, J.; SULKO, St.; SLEDZIEWSKA, E.
Influence of some su*tituente in the position 2,4 and 6 of the
quinoline ring upon ~he absorption capacity in the ultraviolet.
Bul chim PAN 9 no-4M1-236 161.
1. Katedra Chemii Organimej, Univeruytat Jagiellonski, Krakow i
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volving ',.he escr!pc of several particles end oc urring upon in-
ternction of 13.8 Yov douteronr with nuclei Lig and Li7# The
lithi= is introiucod dirictly in the photogrrphic emulsion,
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excited nucleus then Ireeks gp into severcl other perticlos.
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nuclei in reactions ammompompimW acoompani -L !=i "J--t of several
particles." Mos, 1961 (Aced Sici USSR. Inst of Theoretical and Egperimental
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Z-ZRIVIDICAL: Zhurnal ekspe i entallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 429
no. 3, 1962, 90, -g16
TEXT; Owine to Its short 1i etime (10-10 see) it was hitherto not
possible to observe D mesons in K-meson beams. The authors made an
attempt to find this stranee ess-2 particle near its place of production.
An emulsion stack irradiated by 9-Bev protons from the Mal synchrotron
-gas investiGated for K deca s from D+ --+ K+ + no or similar processes.
d
In such a reaction, a path 0 the K+ particle of up to 15 mm would
correspond to a mass of the + meson of from MD - 1230 to 1580 electron
masses. 90 events with the K + path 4 15 mm were detected. it is
concluded that the producti n probability of slow D particles which
decay to form a K+ meson is less than the 500-th part of the production
probability for slow KI mea ns. The authors thank Is I. Gurevich for his
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interest as well as A. F. Mish kov, S. A. Yudin, G. V. Pleshivtoev, L. A.
Ch.,~rn:fshev, A. M. Alpers, V. K Kutukov, Z. Galkin, Z. Volobuyevp A.
Smalyanskiy, H. 1. Geraa mov, A. Makarlin, and M. 1. Ovsyannikov for
assistance. There are 5 refer nces: 2 Soviet and 3 non-Soviet. The
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three references to English-la guage publications read as follows: T,
Yamanouchi. Phys. Rev., 1, 480, 1959; Y. Eicenberg et al. Phys. Rev.,:-J,-.'-,'
120, 1021, 1960, V. Cook et al. Phys. Rev., 123, 655, 1961.
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Author L-Sulkawv -4 y M-
Inst : Not given.
Title : On the Apiculture in the Belorussian SSF-
Orig Pub: Pchelovodstvo, 1957, No 9, 3-5.
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tekhri. red.
(Handbook for beekeepefs] Spravochnik pchelovoda. Minsk,
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1953. Pediat. polska ~Ieno.9:913-919 Sept 54.
1. Z Dzialu Vpidemiolo
Xierownik: dr med. J.Ir
Warazavie. Dyrektor: d
Wieku Dzieciecago Aka
dr med. T.Bogdanovicz
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Poland)
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trzewski. Ze Stpitala Zakaznego 14r 3 w
med. I.Pomeraka. Z KlIniki Chor. Zakazrqch
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