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SVETLOVI H.
lAght reflectiz4; navigation bdacons. Roche transp. 22 noo3:36-37
Mr 163. (MIRA 16:4)
A
1, Nachalinik.laboratorii sudokhodnoy obstanovki Mentrallnogo nauchno-
lssledovatellek3go Inatituta ekonomiki i ekspluatasii vodnogo transporta.
(Beacons)

1~ o ~/ /4 - /~ -
, _,., ; LZIN, V.V., redaktor; TIAT IRV, V.I.,
YARUSTOVSKIY, A.A.; SVWIRT. A
redaktor; rikir-7"Irf., i;dushchiy redaktor; BMICHEVA, M.N..
tekhniaheskiy redaktor.
(Operation of mechanical and electrical sluice gate equipment)
Skspluatatsiia mokhanicheskogo i elektricheakogo oborudovaniia
abliuzov. Moskva, Izd-vo Ministerstva rechnogo flota SSSR, 1932.
210 p. [Microfilm] (KLNA 7:11)
(Sluice gates)

ZHDLHOV, Vladimir Sergeyevich; pSKOV. Iav Sergeyevich; IAVRINOVION. lev
Potrovich; M32MV, Dzitriy Ivanovich; POROCHKIN, Yevgeaiy Kaimrovich;
RIJKYANTSIT, Aleksandr Mikhaylovich; SVETLOT, Klkha~.l 7 Gh;
Nil. Mt
TARUSTOIVSKIY, Andrey *leksandrovichl
tekhnicheskikh nauk. redaktor; VINOGRADOVA, N.M.. reclaktor isdatelletva;
SAIAZKOV, ~.P, tBihnicheskiy redaktor
[Operation of hydraulic engineering installations) Akspluatatsiia
gidrotekhnichaskikh sooruzhenii. Pod red. N.A.R2hanitayna. Moskva.
Ud-vo "Rechnoi transport,A. l956. 406 p. (MLRA 10:2)
(Hydraulic engineering)

90), 25(5)
AUTITOR: M.V-,_-.Elect r-ic i an
SOV/91-59-8-17/28
TITLE- Photoswitches for External Illumination Control
PERIODICAL- Energetik, 1959, Nr 8, pp 25-26 (USSR)
ABSTRArT- Two photoswitch circuit diagrams are recommended for external
illumination control. The Soviet industry does not produce many
types of photoswitches for external illumination control. Self-
made photosifitches have a number of deficienciest improper timing
of switching operation, vibration cnf relay contacts near the thresm-
hold of r(Jay operation, etc. In most cases the selection of the
proper relays is neglected. The photoswitch circuits recommended
by the author are free of -these disadvantages. The photoswitch,
shown in fig.1, is composed of a photoelement FS-Kl or FS-K2, a
1-me-ohm -variable resistor, tube 6P3, receiver relay EN-79/60 and
output relay MKU-48. Tile photoswitch shown in fig.2, consists
basically of the same parts as the one shown in fig it with ex-
ception of the receiver relay, since here relay EN-~7/200 is used.
Card 1/2 A 10 vol-Lampere 220/5.71-6v filament transformer is used in both

SOV/91-59-8-17/28
Photoswitches for External Illumination Control
circuits. A note from the editor says that a magnetic amplifier
or a transiAor may be used as amplifier instead of the vacuum
tube 603. T'iere are 2 circuit diagrams and I diagram.
Card 2/2

ZHI kJOV, Vladimi Sergeyemich; KUSKOV, Lev Sergeyevich; LATARIOVICH,
Lev Petrovich; ~SZMTEV, Dmitriy Ivanovich; FOROCHKIN,
Yevgeniy Makarovich; IUIYANTSEV,, Aleksandr Mikhaylovich;
TARUSTOVSKIY, Andrey
ii-eksandrovich; LAGARIKOVI N.I., red.; PEREEMALISKIY, V.S.,
retsenzent; FEDYAYEVA, N.A., red. izd-va; RIDNAYA, I.V.~
tekhn. red.
[Operation of Irrdraulle. structures) Ekspluatatsiia gidrotekhni-
cheskikh sooruzlienii. Izd.2. By V.S.Zhdanov i dr. Moskva, Izd-
vo "iechnoi transport," 1961. 289 p. (MIRA 15:2)
(Hydraulic structures)

Category : USSR/Radiophysics HmLio-wave reception 1-7
Abs Jour ; Ref Zhur - Fizika, No L., 191
.j7
, No 1928
Author : Eharinskiy, A-L.,-I5vet.Iov) H.I.
Title tMethod of Retaining a UfflYle-d-Tuning Characteristic in T=ed Circuits
Operating with Different Coverage Coefficients
Orig Pub :PxAiotekhnika,.1956, 1j., No 6, 50-57
Abstract :Examination of the possibilities of retaining a unified tuning characteristic
in tuned networks operating with various coverages of the frequency range
(a single variable &pacitor is used for tuning), and also the aDupling of
such circuits with ihe heterodyne circuit in superbetetodyne receivers. It
is proposed to solve this problem with the aid of an "auxiliary tuned circuit.,"
where fixed capaqitors, the size of which is obtained by computation, are
added to the operating tuned circuit.
Card 1/1

SUBJECT USSR / PHYSICS CARD I / 2 PA - 1596
AUTHOR SYETLOVN.I~
TITLE _S5'-Se-lection of Intermediate Frequencies in a Searching Radio
Receiver.
PERIODICAL Radiotechnika, 11, fase.10, 47-65 (1556)
leaued: 11
This type of receiver belongs to the group of direction finder and control
receivers which at present are being constructed on the heterodyne principle
with double frequency transformation. Among the various special problems
arising in connection with the computation and calculation of such a receiver
only that of intermediate frequencies will be dealt with here. At first the
selection of the second intermediate frequenc is.studied. Two tables are
attached showing the critical values of f zw2 ~second intermediate frequency)
in dependence on the coefficients a and P of the combined oscillation
a fh2 - Pfzwl= fzw2:' a and P denote the harmonies of the heterodyne. From
these tables it may be concluded that 1.) the combination frequencies of the
form nf h2-nf zwl~fzw2 are independent of the relation of the intermediate fre-
quencies A = fzw1min and depend only on the stripe of vision n . All
fzw2
other combination frequencies depend both on A and onn,, The second table
shows such frequenoies as are tho most dangerous. Next, the selection of the

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PHASE I B0JK EXPLOITATION
USSR. Ministe:rstvo svyazi. TL-khnicheakoye upravleniye
sov/2666
Elektronnaya fototelegrafiya; informatsionnyy sbornik (Electronic Facsimile
Systems; Information Handbook) Moscow, Svyazlizdat, 1958. 132 p.
(Series: Tekhaika svyazi) .9,,000 copies printed.
Resp. Ed.: B. Z. Kisellgof;,Ed.: L. S. Salitan; Tach. Ed.: K. G. Markoch.
PURPOSE: This collection of arbicles is intended for specialists in facsimile
systems.
COVERAGE: This collection summarizes information on Soviet and non-Soviet develop-
ments in electronic facsimile systems and equipment. Results of investigations
in this field at the laboratory of the NUTS (Scientific Fesearch Institute of
City and aural Telephone Se,.,vice) are presented. These investigations were
connected with a project for the adaptation of regular telephone channels,
wideband channels and direct communication links for facsimile transmission
in place of the previously used special facsimile transmission channels.
Card l/ 7

Electronic Facsimile Systems (COnt.) SOV/2666
Soviet accomplishments since 1950. The following Mentioned
institutions have made contributions in research on electronic
scanning: The U-ningrad Electrical Engineering Institute of
Communications under the direction of P.V. Shmakov, the Lenin-
grad branch of NTITS, the Odessa Electrical Engineering Insti-
tute and tbii Scientific Research Institute of the Ministry of
Communications. There are 27 references; 17 Soviet, 7 English
and 3 Ge rm:i.
Yurchenko, V. P. The Resolving Power of a Facsimile System With
Electronic Scanning'. 47
The author presents details of investigstions on the re-
solving power of cathode-ray tubes .'~. taking into consider-
ation a requirediacrease in brightness intensity necessary
in documentary-reproduction of images. Similar data, according to
the editorei, have been published for the first time and may be of
considerable interest to specialists for facsimile, television
Card 3/7

Electronic FacsImile Systems (Cont. ) sovP666
experimental xesults with analytical investigation and preseirts
results in two tables a-ad 4 diagrams., There are 4 Soviet zef-
erences.
Svetlov,, N. I. Methods of Elimination of Perpendicular Streiks in
tlib~- ~on ~Lge Beceived With the Electronic Single-Scan Line
Method 83
The author dij3cuszes methodj3 for the elimination of parasitic
perpendicular streaks appewing in the hG~If-tone image of the
electronic facsimile system. These streaks are caused by the
irregular lum:Lnescence of t!ae luminophor along the scanning
trace,. result-Lag from nonuuLformity of the structure or compos-
ition of the lumiLophor and also.-from defeats in the glass of
the tube screen. Since the technology of producing luminophores
has not been perfected, the author looks for methods for eliminat-
ing the parasitic streaks. Among the electromechanical methods, he
describes the "Scanning device" submitted by him in 1954., the
method of rotating the cathode-ray tube, submitted in 1954 by
P. A. Yunakov and the electronic-mechanical vertical sweep method,
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photography,, which combines principles of regular photography
with the pro]~erties of some semiconductor photocells. They note
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6M, 70) SOV/108-13-12-7/12
AUTHOR: Svetlov, N. I., Member of the Association
TITLE: - 61"culation of the Nonlinear Distortions and the Range of a
Panoramic Radio Receiver (Raschet nelineynykh iskazheniy i
dinamicheakogo diapazona panoramnogo radiopriyemnika)
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika, 1958, Val 13, Nr 12, PP 53-63 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The cross distortions in the wide-band zone of the panoramic
radio receiver are investigated. At first, the nonlinear dis-
tortions in the presence of two strong signals within the
frequency band are investigated. The distortions expressed by
the formulae (4) to (11) are shown to be the most dangerous for
the panoramic radio reception. They are designated as being
special cross distortions. The most radical means of fighting
this type of interferencesis to apply automatic retuning filters
of high selectivity in the wide-band zone. Balancing networks
used as frequency transformers do not represent an effective
means for fighting the nonlinear distortions because a balancing
transformer does not reduce the special cross distortions. The
nonlinear distortions in the presence of signals in the fre-
Card 1/2 quency band are then investigated. The formula (23) is derived

SOV/106-13-12-7/12
Calculation of the Nonlinear Distortions and the Range of a Panoramic Rad-io

Receiver -
for the highest admissible amplitude of the voltage of each
L
signal on the lattice. The range of modulation of the panor
ic
radio receiver is investigated and the formula (25) for the
determination of the range of modulation of the single steps in
the wide-band zone and of the receiver unit is derived. From
(25) follows that, for increasing the modulation range of the
receiver, the total number of stages of the wide-band zone and
their amplification factors must be limited. The main amplifica-
tion of the signals is to be accomplished in the narrow-band
zone. At equal signal amplitudes at the input the modulation
range to be adhered to by the panoramic receiver must not be
lower -than 60 db. There 7 figureb, I tabl.,:~, and 5 ref-
erences' /I of v;hieh Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-tekhricheskoye clbshchest-,ro radiotek�M:Lki i elektrosvyazi im.
A.S. POI)r,*va (The Scientific-technical Association for Radio Engineer-
ing and Electrical Commuriicaticnms im. A.S. popc~-.)
SLMITTED: MaY 10, 1956 0~21tiz:L-Y) and JU'Y 25, 1957 (after revision)
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S/108/60/015/05/04/006
B000014
AUTHOR: Svetlov I N. 1.9 Member of the Society
TITLE: On the Problem of the Efficiency of the Methods of Extending
the Dynamic Range of a Panoramic Receiver
91:!~
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika, 1960, Vol. 15, No. 59 PP- 29-32
TEXT: The dynamic range of a panoramic receiver is mainly determined
by crosetalk produced by the cascades of the broadband channel (Ref. 3).
In order to extend the dynamic range, it is necessary to have a minimum
crosetalk. The following methods are given for increasing this crosstalk:
1~ use of a negative feedback in the cascades of the broadband channel;
2 use of automatically tuned filters; 3) the combined method in which
thq,negative feedback and the automatically tuned filters are used in one
and the same cascade. The efficiency of this method is determined on the
following assumption: The determination is only applied to one cascade
of the broadband channel of the receiver.The cascades contain tubes of
the same type with the parameters s, g, and Ri. In this case, the
Card 113

On the Problem of the Efficiency of the S/108/60/015/05/04/008
Methods of Extending the Dynamic Range B007/BO14
of a Panoramic Receiver
frequency band of the panoramic receiver is equal to fl ka/sec. First
the author investigates the case In which the negative feedback in applied.
Then, he examines an automatically tuned filter as a plate load with
and without feedback. Formulas (12) and/or (6) and (8) are derived for
the two cases. These formulas always yield the required relations. The
curves shown in the accompanying figure are determined from these
formulae. These curves indicate that good results are obtained with the
aid of a feedback when small frequency bands of about 20 4 50 kc/sec
are available. However, they are not characteristic of the panoramic
receiver. At 100 kc/sec and more, one obtains better results with the
use of automatically tuned filters. The highest efficiency is achieved
if both methods are combined. This requires, however, a careful regula-
tion. Experiments carried out at the Leningradskiy radiopriyemnyy
tsentr Ministerstva evyazi (Leningrad Radio Reception Center of the
Card 2/3

SVETLOV, Nikolay Ivanovich* ROGINSKIYJ V.Yu.
red. I j, red.; ZHITNIKOVA, O.S._,
(High-voltage sources of high frequency and low power] Wo-
moshchnye vysokochastotnye istochniki. vysokogo napriazheniia.
Moskva, Gosenergoizdat, 1962. 125 p. (MIRA 15:7)
(Oscillatorst Electror,-tube)
(Electric power supply to apparatus)

SVETLOV, PROF. P. G.
OThe Question Of The InitiAti.on And Differentiation Of Cartelegeneous Tissues In Avian
Embryos. Laboratory Of Experimental Embriology (Chief: Prof. P. G. Syetl ), Kazan
Medical Institute." (P. 311) by Blinov, V. A.
SO: PREDECESSOR OF JOURNAL OF GENERAL BIOLOGY. (Biologicheskii Zhurnal) Val. VII,, 1938 No.

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"Sex Differences in Resistance to Injurious Actions in Cyclopoida," Dokl. AN
s6m. 68., No.6. 1949

V, t-:_- T 1_'n V,
ANDRITASHEVA, N.M.; BAML, T.P.; BEKKER, S.M.; BOGDANOV-BIwOVSKIT, T.V.;
BRAUN, A.D.; VASIIEV'SKAYA, N.L.; GANUSINKO, M.N.; GARMASHEVA. N.L.;
DMICHEV, I.P.; DRIZGALOVICH, S.Ye.; KALINIKA, N.A.; KORWOVA, G.F.;
KMDNOVSKATA, Ye.Y.; HIROVICH, N.I.; FROROKOYA, Y.K.; PUGOVISH01-
KOVA, M.A.; RESHSTOVA, L-A.;-SVSVWV P.G.; UTXGXNOVA, K.D.; KMRI-
NASHVILI, G.G.; SHVANG, L.I.; professor, redaktor;
RUDAKOV, A.V., redaktor; RUIEVA, M.S., tekbnicheakiy redaktor.
[Reflex actions in mother-fetus interrelations] Refle1noraye reaktoft
vo v2ilimootnoaheniiakh maieritiskago organizma, i ploda. Cleniugrad]
Gos. izd-TO med. lit-ry, Leningradskoe otd-nie, 1954. 266 p-(MIRA 7:10)
(Pregnancy) (Embryology)

SaTLOV, F. G. - -
BVWLOT, P.G.-,.ZHINKIN, L.M.; ZAVARZIN, A.A.
In memory of 7ador Mikhailovich Lazaranko. Vast AMS SSM no.2:
77-78 '54. Offju 7:7)
(LLZARMO, MDOR MMAILOVICH, 1888-1953)

SVEETLOV, P.G., professor.
-.~.
AcadeW edition of collected works. I.I.Mechnikov. Reviewed by
P.G.Svetlov. Vest. AMN SSSR no.3:92-93 '55 (MLRA 8:11)
(MORTOLOGT) (MECHNIKOV, ILIIA ILOICH, i845-igi6)

SVLTLOV,P.G.; YMSAKOVA.G.P.
Blastocyst Implantation in rats. Dokl. AN SSSR 103 no.3:503-506
11 155. (MLRA 8:11)
1. Institut akusherstva I ginekologii Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom N.N.Anichkovy-m.
(am.
Implantation in utenis in rats)

7
UfS,"R/General Bio-Locy - Individuni Develapinent. B-4
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 5, 1958, 19075
Author : Svetlov, P.G.
Ills t
Title Characteristics of an Faxly Period in Ontogene-
sis in the Lidit of Generai Dubryological and Medical
Problems.
Orig 'Ekfb : Probl. sovrer. embriologii. L., Un-t, 10,50', 249-256
Abstract : After a short-time exposure of pregnant rats to 4G-0 in a
thermostat, the percentage of dead fetuses and panthologi-
cal deviations from norn-al development are unequal, de-
pending on the day of pregnancy vilen the experL_eiiLal ex-
posure was performed. There are 2 clearLy expressed ma-
xima of fetal sensitivity to overheatlng (the 4th and zhe
10-12th. d~_y of development). After pathovenic effects by
narcok;ic substances (ether, hexenastAb1/_?7 ) on pregnant
iats the sa_,ic 2 clearly-expressed maximum death and
cal:d 1/2
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abserved, a
EEime Ti~Ac effect of !%c-'W-iVJtY f~f
raging EGel2t.5 1)n fetuoe~ (-wf 4-iyj c~.ay of develo 'p-
becau-_'.,z- ::,f UIr
ment are e3n I - an"M 1-0 S
Dlacental deve_,c~pment- The hiE)i d_:-1_rr.P-j,e of fetuses iii re-
y after fecund~-.tirjn
,Iction on :n the 4th da
is eynjainej. ')y t-hei-r im-c _',~!,ntrdC ion. Thu_-, I
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doubie-peal;ed c'-117e Of fe"' e
I ects jrn-.Ir~nt3tion tind pl~~,-entation, i.e. the chief chn-
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racteristics of develonment in hiE~hrrr by com~%,Iri-
son i-.-ith other vertelbrates. -~Fise -protectlion of
r t is necessary t,-) I-OkI
onancy in hun~,ns, evidently, i
tention not j y to the i -ter stages o~, rre_r_mancy but
so to its first- weeks.
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ST&TLQV-2.-rkjv Leningrad, V.O.. 4-ya liniya, d.5, kv-17)
Primnry heteronomy of the composition of t~a vertebrate body (with
summary In English]. Arkh.aaat. gist. I ernbr. 34, no-2.:3-22 Hr-hp '57.
(BODY COMPOSITION
prlmary heteronouW of composition of vertebrate body,
review (Rua))
(ANIMALS
same)

SVICTIAN, P.G.
Gigantic earthwormo (Allolobophora magnifica, openj in the north-
western Altai [with ffammarv in Inglish]. Zool. shur. 36 no,W83-
186 P..'-57.-. --(KaL 10*6)
1. zoologichexid'y - inIa11 ti.tutI AkELdem.ii nauk SSSR.
(Altai Torritoz7--larthwormi)
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SVETLOV, P.G.; KORSAKOVA. G.F.
Iffect of disorders of innervation of the uterus on the course of
implantation in mts (with summary in English] . Biul.eksp.biol. i med.
43 no.1:78-82 Ja '57- (MINA 10:8)
1. Iz Institute skusherstvB i ginekologii AMN SSSR, Ioningrad.
(UTERUS, physiology,
off. of denerv. on implantation of embryo in rats (Rue))
(DMRYO,
implantation, off. of denerv. of uterus in rate (RUB))

SVETLOV, P.G., prof.
zm,br_yo_I,o,_gy,,_ -and medicine*' Vect.021 SSSR 13 no.11:23-29 '58
(min 11:32)
1. Laboratoriya embiologii Instituta eksperimenbalinoy meditairq
AWT SSSRO Chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR;
(MDMYOLOGY 0
role in med. (Rua))
(MICM0
role of embr7ol. (Rue))

,SVSTIDVt P.G., doktor biol.nauk
Idfe and work of Petr Pavlovich Ivanov. Trud7 lInst. ist. eat*
i tekh. 24:151-176 158. (mru 11: 8)
(Ivanov, Petr Pavlovich, 1878-1942)

IMARAUZOV, N.A., prof., glavnyy red.; MIKHAYLOV, V.P., p:rof., 2amestite'll
glavnogo red.; BIRYUKOV, D.A., prof., otv.red.; AITSTIKTAN, B.G.,
doktor biol.nauk, red.; ANICHKOV, N.N., akademik, red.; JWICHKOV,
S.Y., prof., red.; ARBUZOV, S.Ya., prof., red.; VIPSBLKIN, P.N.,
prof., red.; VOYNO-YASRITETSKIY, M.V., prof., red.,,- DANILOV, I.V.,
kand.biol.nauk, red.; 79A OTIN=Y, Yu.M., prof., red..; ZHITMIN,
L.N.9 prof., red.; WIN, V.S., red.; IOFFH, V.I., prof., red.;
KARASIK, V.M., prof.i red.; KUPALOV9 P.S.9 pFofej redo; WNINA, A.A.,
kand.med.naukq red.; N07AKH, S'A., doitor biol.nauk, red., RIEMI.
A.V,, prof., red.; SVWLOV P G,:__prof., red.; SMORODIPTSET, AeA.# prof,v
red,; CHISTOVICH, n. ,-d-olktor med.nauk, red.; BFISEDIN, I.K., tokhn.
red.
(Yearbook of the Institute of Experimental Medicine of the Aoademy
of Medical Sciences of the U.S.S.R. for 1958] Ezhagodnik za 1958 god.
Leningrad, 1959. 538 p. (MIRA 14:1)
1. Akademiya meditsinskikh nauk SSSR, Moscow. Institut eksperimen-
tallnoy meditsiny. 2. Chleny-korrespondenty Akndetmii meditsinsld'~kh
nauk SSSR (for Biryukov, Veselkin, Illin, Ioffe, Karasik, Svetlaqw,
Smorodintsev). 3..Deystvitel'n'yye chleny Akadetnii meditsinskikh
nauk SSSR (for Anichkov, S.V., Kupalov).
(MEDICINE, EMRIMENTAL)

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SVETLOV, P.G., Prof.
Problem of hereditary and nonhereditary ontogenic disorders Indaced
by radiation. Vast. AYS SSSR 14 no.11:29-37 159. (MIR& 13:3)
1. Laboratoriya embriologii Instituta eksperimentallnoy meditsift
AMN SSSR. Chlon-korrespondent ANN SSMI.
(RADIAMN rNjnT)
(ABNORMALITIES etiol.)

SVETWV, P.G.
Subntitutione durity; the formatt-m of gorm layers. Trudy Inst.
morf.zhiv. no.27:26-40 159. (MIM 13t2)
1. Laboratoriya embriologii Institute. eksperiraentallnoy
meditsiny A14N SSSR, Leningrad.
(MKMNAL LAY=)

SVITIOV, P.G. (Teningrad, V-53, V.0. , 4-ya liniya, d-5. kv.17)
on G. N. Petrov's article Olartilization and first stages in
the cleavage of the human ovum.* Arkh. anat. gist. i embr. 36 no.3:
79 Mr '59. (MIRA 12:7)
(3MBT-ffOTOGY, HUW)

POLYANSKIY, Yu.I., otv.red.; AT, SANDROV, V.Ya., red.; Gl.xffSINSKIY, A.11.t
red.; ZMOV, Ye.K., red.; zmmumiy, A.v., 'red.; KARASIK, VA,
red.; KIRO, M.B., red.; LOZIIIA-LOZINSKIY, L.K., red.; MIKOLISKLY,
N.N., red.; PARIBCK V.P., red.; ROMANOV,'S.N.. red.;,SYE2wL-
P.G., red.;.SOKCLOV: I.I., red.; TROSHIN, A.S., red.; USMOV,
'-j37.r-., red.; SMSTOBITOV, O.Ye., red.izd-va; PMMM, R.S.,
tekhn.red.
[Problems in cytology and general physiolo&71 Voprosy tsitologii
i obahchei fiziologii. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR& 1960.
398 P. (MIRA 1k:1)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut tsitologii. 42. Institut evc-
lyutsionnoy fiziologii im. I.M.Sechanova.AN SSSR. Leningrad (for
Ginetsinskiy). 3. Fiziologicheskiy institut im, A.A.Ukhtomskogo pri
Leningradskom universitete im. A~A.Ziaanova'(for Shakov). 4. Imsti-
tut eksperimentalinoy meditsiny Akademii meditaimskikh n'auk S=,
Leningrad (for Karasik). 5. Institut tsitologii M SSSR, Leningrad
(for Kiro, Paribok, Sokolov). 6. Institut fiziologii im. I.P.Pavlova
All SSSR, Leningrad (for Romanov). 7. Laboratorilra embriologii
Institute eksperimentallnoy meditsiny AMN SSSR, Leningrad (for
Svetlov). 8. Laboratoriya fiziologii kletki Institute tsitologii
AN SSSR, Leningrad (for Troshin). 9. Laboratoriya srevnitellnoy
taltologii Institute tsitologii AN SSSR, Leningrad (for Vehakov).
(C'YTMOGY) (PHYSIOLOGY)

NAVASHIN, M.S.; PARIBOK, V.'F.; POLYANSKIY, Yu.I.; RUMYANTSEV, P.P,.; SVETL~-V,-
P.G.; KHEYSIN, Ye,M.
"The cell-, biochemistry, physiology, morphology." Editbd by T.Brach-st,
A.Mirskq,. Revieweld by M.S.Navashin and others. TSitologiia 2 lio,;F-:
254-258 Mr-Ap 160. (MIRA 140)
(CELLS) (BRACHET, J.) (MIRSKY, A.)

('-~Lo~vp
I.I. Solcolor on his a6venty-fifth birthday. Tftlologlla 2
U0,31387-388 Y#,-Jo 160, (MIRA 13 1)
(SOKOLOV, MW IVANOVIM, 188$.)

SVESTLOV, P.O.
Embryological basis for the necessity of protecting the early period
of intrauterine life in man. Vest. AMN SSSR 16 no.11:64-67 t6l.
(FETUS) (PREIIATAL GARE) (14IRA :-5*-)

SVETLOV, P.G.; BYSTROV, V.D.; KORSAKOVAI G.F.
Morphology and physiology of the early stages in the development
of bony fish; data from th,, film by Sh.D.Galustia and V.D.Bystrov,
"The development of the loach (Misgurnus fobsilis)". Arkh. anat.
gist. i embr. 42 no.1:22-37 Ja 162. . (PMRA 15:4)
1. Laboratoriya embriolo&ii (zav. - prof. P.G.Svetlov) i laboratori3a
nauchnoy kinematografii kzav. - V.D.Bystrov) Instituta eksperimentallnoy
meditsiny MI SSSR. Adres avtorov: Leningrad, F-22., Kirovskily prosp.,
69/71, Laboratoriya embriologii i nauchnoy kinElmat-ografii I=tituta
embriologii MRI SSSR.
(LOACHES) (EMBRYOLOGY-FISHEES)

SVETLOVJP P.G.; KORSAKOVA, G.F.
Effect of temporary Increase of the environmental tempe.rature of
the forked mutations of Drosophila melanogaster on the iharacters
of the offspring. Dokl. AN SSSR 143 no,,4:961-964 Ap 162.
(MIRA 15:3)
1. Institut eksperimentallnoy meditsiny Alcademii meditsinskikh
nauk SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom Yu.M.Orlovym.
(TEMPERATURE-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT) (HEREDITY)

SVETLOV, F.G.j KORSAKOVA, G.F.
Wing sizes in vestigial Drooophila melanogaster mutants as
dependent on the temperature conditions of development in lie
larval and proembryonic periods of ontogenesis. Dokl,AK SSSR
145 no-4.-922-925 Ag 162. 01IRA. 15M
1. Institut eksperimental Inoy meditsiny A14N SSSR. Predstavleno,
akademikom Yu.A.Orlovym.
(VARIATION (BIOLOGY)) (INSECTS--DEVELOPIENT)
(TEMPERATURF---FMIOLOGICAI, EFFUT)

SVETLOV, P.G.
Effect of environmental conditions on sex determination in
Drosophila melanogaster. TSitologiia 4 no.4:391-402 Jl-Ag 162.
(Milu 1!i:g)
1. Laboratoriya embriologii Instituta eksperimentallnoy medits:hlv
AMN SSSR, Leningrad. (DROSOPHILA) (SEX (BIOLOGY))

SVETLOV P.G.- KORSAKOVA G.F.
~ .0 .1
Effects of chemical agents on the expressivity of the mutational
traits of Drosophila melanogaster. WK. AN SSSR 150 no.2:403-406
W 163. (MIRL 16-5)
1. Institut eksperimentallnoy meditsiny AM SSSR. Predstayleno,
akademikom I.I.Shmallgauzenom.
(Drosophila) (Zoology--Variation)

SVETLOVP P.G.; KORSAKOVA, G.F.
Importance of the food composition on the appearance of
mutations with fork d bristles in the offspring of Drosophila
melanogaster. Biul. eksp. biol. i med. 54 no.9:100-103 S 162.
(MIRA 17:9)
1. 1z Instituta eksperimentallnoy meditsiny (dir.- deystvitell-
nyy chlen AHN SSSR D.A. Diryukov) ANN SSSR, Leningrad.

SVETL(JV, F.G. (Leningradp K-156s Prosp. Engel'sa, 28) kv. 198)
Importance of the germ layer theory in present-day s#ence;
in memory of A,O. Kovalevakii, ASWJ anat,, gist@ i embr, 41+
no.4:7-25 Ap 163, ~~i (MLRA 1716)
1. Laboratoriya embriologii instituta eksperimentallnoy
meditsiny AM SSSRj Leningrad.

S Vf;llllov P. cf.
integral an,-', e2e-ental =ethods in emb.-7c2cgy. k-kh.pnet., gist.
i erbr- 46 ne.4:1-26 Ip 164. WMAL 18:5)
1. Otdel embriologii Instituta eksperimentallnoy meditsiny AMN
SSSR, Leningrad. Adres avtora: Leningrad, P-22, Kirovskiy
prospekt 69/71) lnsti~ut eksperimentalinoy meditsiny 994 SSSR,
kafedra embriologii.'a

BIRYUKW, D.A,, prof., red.; IOFFE, V.1.1~ prof., red.4 N-7YFAKJI,
S.,A~, prof., red.; OLENOV., Yu.14~,, prof.., ro-d.; IJVET-LOV,
P.-G., prof., red.; VAKHTIN, Yu.B., red.
[Problems of medical genetics] Problemy meditsinskol grz-
netiki. Leningrad, Meditsina, 190'5. 246 p.
(MIRA 18:6)
1. kkademiya meditsInskikh nauk SISSR, Moscow. Institut
eksperinientallnoy meditsiny. 2. Deystvitel?W eblen
PNII SSSIR (for Biryukov).

SVETLOV. P.G.-STeningrad)
PathoRenesis of hereditary and nonhereditary embryopAthy. Arkh. pat.
27 no.8:3-9 165, (MIRA 3.8tlO)
1. Laboratoriya embriologii Tnstituta eksperimentallnoy meditainy
AMN SSSR.

-~-?RSA.,KOVA, G.F.
Relation of the churacters of forked mitaticn in 41-he progeny of
Drosophila mellanogaster fernales to tempeerat---re effects. D~k-'-. fiUl,'
SSCR i65 no,]..'214--216 N 165, (MIRA 3.8-010)
A. Im3LI ud. AIMN S&.--R. Sub%!Ltid

.-TEZL-QV,-Fetr.Vasil'yvvich; IIILOV, Vladimir Isayevich;, KOVALICHUK,
SV
A.V., red.; GUSAROV, K.F.., tekh-a. red.
[Methods for quartz crystal stabilization of a frequency band)
Metody kvartsevoi stabilizatsii v diapozone chastot. Kiev, Gos.
izd-vo te-khn lit-ry USSR, 1961. 225 P. (MIRA 15:2)
?Frequency
regulation) (Radio)

VANIN, P., sudlya pervoy kategorii. (g..Drak); GURIFOV, V., sudlya pervoy
kategorii (g. Bryanik); SVIM'LOV. S. (g.-Serpukhov)l XOWSOVSKIY, M.
g. Shadrinsk)l KOLITSOV. R.-S suFjW-r'espublikan9koy, kategoriio'
To thee, our Comymmist Youth Leagm 1 Kr7l. rod. 9 no.9:4-5 S '58.
(MIRA 11:10),
(Aeronautics)

POTIOSHIN, N.Y., inzh.; SVZTIDV, S.A.) insh.
Mechanizing oparations in billet shops. Yashinostroitell no.2/3:
29-31 N-D '56. (MIRA 12:1)
(Factory management)

SVETLOV, S.A., inzh.
Mechanization of repair work by means of vochanical cranes. 14ekh.
i avtom.proizv. 19 no.3sl2-13 Mr 165. (MIRA 18S4)

1. KGROLEV, N. I.; SVETIDVj, S. I-.-; GOIDVKIN, A.-H.; Kovamo, A. .Ff- ----
2. USSR 6oo
4. Rolling Mills
7. Building foundations for rolling mills., Stroie prom*,, 31., No* 1. :1953*
C2
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions# Idbrary of Congreass April 1953v Uncle

MYAGKOV, K.N., inshener; SYSTU)V, S.I., inshener; POCHTARRY, F.K.,
inzhener; RWIN, t teibAtheskikh nauk;
MAKARICHEV, Y.V.-., kandidat tokhaicheakikh nank; TESUR, P.A.;
KRIVITSKIY, K.Ya., kandidat &
bekhnicheskikh nauk.
Large-panel apartment hLmses built with honeycombed concrete.
Strol.prom.)Z no.2:6-13 F 154. (MLRA 7:2)
1. Glavaralpromstroy (for Hyagkov, Svetlov and Pochtarev).
2. TSontrallnlry nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut promysh-
lennykh BooruzheDiy (for Turkin, Mararichev, Tesler and Krivitskiy).
(Apartment houses) (Concrete construction)

SVETLOV, B.I., felldsher
Work of the medical center of the steel casting shop at the
Kolomna Locomotive Factory. Yed. sestra 20 no,1; A 161.
4`114IFA 14:3)
(KOLMNA-IMN AND STEEL WORKERS-44EDICAL CAM)

SVETLOV, S.I. (Kolo=a)
Active group of smitary vorkers of the steel-fouuding ahop
of a rar " loccutotive worko. Mod. sestra 21 no.%,53-~54 ~
Ja 162. (FACTORY SANITATION) (WRA :15-0)

0
SMLOV, S.I., felldsher Clolomna) - -11
Syringe with sterilizer and spirit lamp. Med.sestra 19 no.8:
35-36 Ag 160. OMU 13:7)
(SnINGIRS)

, , - -- - z .51, t . ... - .- - -. - - - - ls~, , - -. - ~ I - -
SVETLOV, S.I. (Kolomna Moskovskoy oblasti)
Donor's day at a diesel locomotive factory. Med. sestxa 21 n0-4:
60 Ap 162. . - (BLOOD DONORS) (MIRA 15:4)
0

SVETLOV; S.I., felldsher (.'KoLo=a)
Use of Chail-ccr.-skiPs sollation in nicroluMm" at adiesel
locomotive plant. Med. sestra 22 no.10,;54-55 0163
NIRA 16:121)

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548.522:539.23
AUTHOR: Svetlov, S. P.
TITLh: Relation between the epitaxial temperature and the parameters,
of vacuum depositiz)n
SOURCE: Kristallograflya, v. 10, no. 4, 1965, 586-588
TOPIC TAGS: germanium, epitaxial growing vacuum technology, metal
vapor deposition, 4
ABSTRACT: The vievvis expressed that the oxide layer of- a germ iuin-:',,-~--~'
substrate may be removed bir reacting with the genn& s
ij_2~41~ich ian
being deposited. By assuming that epitaNial growth can occur only
on a surface free From oxile, and takinq into accouit the interaction
of the germanium b-aing deposited with the oxide, the epitaxial tem-
P.~rat:ure is reldte3 with tne rate of deposition and the vacuum. It
is found 'that to each rate of deposition corresponds an epitaxial
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SVETLOV, V., inzh.
Modifying a conveyor for the processing of sheep and cattle. Klass
ind. SSSR 28 no.6:14-15 157. (MM 11:1)
1. Blyskiy m7asokombinat.
(Packing house a-Equipment and supplies)
(Conveying machinery)

SVETIIOVO ..To,
- Plant picks up speed. Miss. ind. SSISR 29 no.' 4:1&20 158.
I ~ (MIRA 11:8) -
1.
1. Biyokiy myasokonservWy kombinat.
(Biysk-~-Meat,Canned)

SVETLOVA, L.F.; SVETLOV, V.A.
Epidemiological analysis of an outbreak of typhoid fever and
the detection of typhoid bacterial carriage state, Zhur,
mikrobiol., epide i immuno 42 no.10:142 0 '165o (KIRA 18:1.1)
1. Fanashskaya rayonnaya vAnitarno-epidemio:Logicheakaya
stantaiya ChuvashBkoy ASSR. Submitted December 8, 1964.

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AUTHORS: Svetlov, V.A., Engineer, Smir-nov, N.S., Candidate of Technical
Sciences, KZEUvskiy, I.A., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor
TITLE. To the Study of Acid Resistance of Enameled Chemical Equipment
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskoye mashinostroyeniye, 1960, No 2, pp 27 - 30
TEXT. The authors describe methods of determining and improving the
acid resistance of enamels. In the USSR and abroad (Refs 1 - 7), enamels have
been developed which do not lose more than 0.1 - 1.0% of weight when boiled
in hydrochloric acid during four hours. Nevertheless, there are failures of
equipment due to an insufficient resistance of enamel coatings. The destruc-
tion of coatings does not appear over the entire surface, but only in some
places. One of the reasons for failures of enameled chemical equipment are
pores and microcracks which originate during the manufacturing process and
during the operation of the equipment under the influence of an aggressive
medium, especially at great temperature differences. The existing method of
studying the acid resistance of enamel coatings by deter-mining the amount of
enamel components leached out by an aggressive solution from a surface unit
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during a certain time does not take into account the effect of a possible
porosity of coatings. The industrial method of determining the porosity
by HF currents at 6 - 8 hor does not characterize the resistance of enamel
against aggressive'media under real operation conditions, An enamel coating
with a low conductivity can be considered as an imperfect capacitor. The
processes taking place in enamel coatings exposed to an aggressive medium-are
recorded by changes of electric properties (alternating current is used). In
the absence of pores and microdracks the active component of conductivity is
considerably smaller than the reactive. With a temperature increase to 100 -
1500C both components increase. The ohmic conductivity increases by the ex-
ponential law (Refs 6 and 8). The resistance of a coating is determined for
this case by the equation:
z Z
1 1 + Ci c )2 K S J.
2 1
r1
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I
where K 4--
2-~2
2 +
22 2
1296 10 z
1 - thickness of enamel layer; S - surface of coating; X - specific con-
ductivity of enamel; ci - a.c. frequency; F- - dielectric constant of
enamel. The resistance changes of an enamel coating due to the solution of
enamel com onents can be represented graphically by a straight line with a
gradient For the case of pores and microcracks formed in the enamel
coating the resistance of the coating is-
z2 = .1. (2)
2 ( cl + 2 tc xS + 82
V /4 nu nu X2
where q - summary surface of the equivalent section of pores and microcracks;
1A, - specific conductivity of the aggressive medium; w,, - coefficient of
sinuousity of pores, approaching one. The resistance change of an enamel al
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coating due to pores and microcracks is represented by an'hyperbola equation.
The following values determine the accuracy of the method. Enamels have a
dielectric constant of about 10. Specific active electric conductivity of
enamel can be determined by the tangent of the dielectric loss angle which is
10-1 at a temperature of 100 - 1500C. The specific electric conductivity of
an aggressive medium (hydrochloric acid) has a value of, About 1/ohm-cm. The
resistance of 1 cm2 of a 1 mm enamel coating is about 10 ohms. Calculations
show that the resistance of an enamel coating is 107 ohms, i.e., it deQreases
by a factor of 10 if the total surface of pores and microcracks is 10-b CM2,
(equivalent diameter of 1 micron). Such a resistance change can be easily re-
corded by modern instruments. Figures 3 and 4 show the circuit for measuring
the resistance of an enamel coating exposed to 20% boiling hydrochloric acid
and the measuring cell, respectively. The resistance was measured by comparing
the voltage drop in the measuring cell with that in the entire electric circuit
consisting of the measuring cell and of a noninductive resistance box. A
"BKd-75 11 (VYS-7B) cathode voltmeter (3 Megohms) was used. The tests were carried
out as follows, Drosses of "3 -l" (E-1) and No '2237" and "2235" acidproof ena-
mels (rated composition: SiO 13%, Al 0 - 2 14%; B 0 1.94%; Na 0
2 - 58. 2 3 2 3 - 2
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15.25%; K20 - 2.42-.; CaO - 4.36%; Na AIT,'A,- 7-14%; T102 - 7.75%; CoO O.&M
were applied to specimens of cold rollel lfoftn " (08YLP) steel. After the drosses
had been dried (at 1200C), the specimens were baked in a muffle furnace. Those
covered with E-1 enamel at 840 - 8600C and those covered with No 2237 and 2235
enamels at 7600C and 8300C, respectively. The baked specimens were fixed in the
measuring cell filled.with a boiling 20% hydrochloric acid solution. The specific
resistance graphs of enamel coatings plotted agaLnst -the time of their exposure
to an aggressive solution lead to the assumption that the dissolution and the
pore formation proceed simultaneously, A period of resistance stability was
observed in all cases after sh intensive resistance decrease-. The microscopic
inspection of the surfaces during this period showed.a poro-as silica film on the
enamel suYface. The electronographic investigation revealed an amorphous
structure of the film. It can be assumed that the resistance stabilization is
connected with the formation of an amorphous silicic acid film on the enamel
surface due to leaching out of enamel borates arad silicates by- boiling hydro-
chloric acid. This film delays a further destructive action of the aggressive
solution. The acid penetrates gradually through the pores of the film and con-
tacts the metal after a certain time, This causes a sharp resistance decrease.
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FZAM I BOOIK MWITMON 607/3583
PodkI tnov, Ye. ff., Stalin Prize Winner, ed.
Emall i. protoessy emallrovaniya (E=mls and Enameling Processes) Moscow,
MuhgIz, 1961, 113 p. 4,000 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Gosudaretvennyy usuchno-tekhaicheakly komitet Soveta
Minist=7 Ma-SSR. Institut tekbnlcheakoy informataii.
Ed.- N. P. Onishchenko, Tech. Ed.t M. S. Gornostayrol'skayaj Chief Ed.t
Mashgiz (Southern Dept.),. V.K. Serdyuk, Engineer.
t PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineering and technical personnel concerns&
with the research,production, and uses of en 1.
COVERAGE, This collection of articles on enawls and enameling processes is
based an material presented at the first Ukraine-wide conference ad the pro.
duction of eramel and enameled equipment, organized by the State Scientific
Technical Conmdttpe of the Ukrainian Mj the Kiyev Sovrarkhoz, Chemical
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Enamels and Enameling Processes SOV/5583
Achiw
Society imeni Mendeleyev, Scientific Technical Society of the Y ~Bulldlng
Industry, and other sovnaekhozes, scientific research institutes, and planning
organizations. (The namex place, anddate of the conference are not given.)
A-he following are discussed: old szd new types of en=ls, their composition,
properties, uses, and rathods of production; the production of enameled eqaip-'
ment (chemical apparatua, pipes, cisterns, etc.), and their use in the coal,
chemical, focA, and other industries, latest advances in the mechanization of
enameling processes and techniques; the effect of underlying surfaces on the
iruality of enamel coatings, and m-Ithods of modifying the properties of enamel
coatings, e.g.,increasizg their chemical stability. American and Chinese
practices and production am also briefly discussed. No person&Uties are
mentioned. There an 32 references: 22 Soviet, English, and 3 Ger-n.
TA= OF CMTZWZS;
Temell, V. M. Development of the En 1 TnAnntr7 in the Ukrainian SM
Smirnov, N. S. Prospects for Developing and Kethods of Xmproving
the Ens 1 Industry in the Urals, Siberia, and the [So-riet) Par East
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SOV15583
Vargin, V. V. Some Problems Regarding the Composition, Properties, and
Technology of Enamels for Chemical Equipment 15
Podkletnov, Ye. N. Latest Technology of Ex, ling :in an Electromagnetic
Field With the Use of Autc=tic Machine Tools 22
Vargin, V. V., and. L.'Gutorova. AlImli-Rocietant Ewmels 33
~vetlov, V. A., N. S. Smirnov, and I. A. Kikavekly. Increasing
tM chemical Stability of Enamel Coatings
44
Belyayev, G. 1. Effect of Magnealun Oxide and Chromomagnesite on the
Properties of Enawls.Containitg Little or No Boron
Litvinava, Ye. 1. Effect 'of Metals on the QuAlity of ft'aml Coatings 63
Matyash, A. Ya. Production and Use of Enameled Equipment 72
OstapcIrak, Yu. G. Production of Enameled Chemical Equiluent
at the "Krasnyy OktyabrI" Plant 77
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.~ACCESSION NRs AR3004196 S/0276/63/000/005/BI31/Bl.32
.SOURCE, RZh. Tekhnologiya mashinostroyeniya, Abs. 5B675
4UTHOR: Zhikova, V. Po; Svetlov, Ve A.; Smirnov, X. S.
.,TITLE: Dotermination of mechanical strength of enamal coating on the inner stwrace
;of pipes
;CITED SOURCE: Tr. Urallskogo n.-i. In-ta ohern. metallov, v. 1, 1961, 302-303
MPIC TAGSt mechanical strength, enamel coating, enamel pealing, enarr- 1 breaking,
Aiquid contact material
TRANSLATIO)T- A njFthod has been developed for determining the meohanical strength
,of enamelj')gl&ssVAnd other electrically non-conductive coatings of the inner surface.
.;of seamless ;;-1-ded steel pipes of various diameters. The mechanical strength of
.coatings if characterized by the magnitude of loading (applied to the investigated
.pipe perpendicular to its axis), at which the coating uniformity is affected. The
,moment of coating violation (poeling or breaking of enamel, eto.) is determined by
.a measuring device, connected to the electric circuit in series with the vessel.
Solution of sodium chloride in the vessel serves as a liquid contact with the
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matallio pipe material when the coating is damaged. Five simultaneous measur ements
'are required for obtaining results with up to 10% ac curacy* L. Kamionskiy.
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ACCESSION NR: " AR4015697*------ "--"'-----S/668i/i~i/0601023/0400/0400-----
SOURCE: RZho Xhimlya, Abo. 23M164
AUTHORI. Zhukova, V. P.; Kolmogarov, V. L,; QMetjov,_,Vs, Ak; SmirnoV, N. Go
TITLE: Investigation of the mechanical durability and thermal stability of enamel
and
glass coatings on the inner surface of steel pipes
CITED SOURCE: Tr. Ural'skogo n.-i, in-ta chern. met., v.,2, 1963, 248-259
TOPIC TAGS:- enamel, glass, e namel coating, glass coating',- steel pipe, pipe lining
ABSTRACT: It was established that with a decrease in the Coefficient of thermal
expansion of enamels and glass which are utilized in the coating of the inner sur-1
face of steel pipes, the mechanical durability and thermal stability of the cost-
ings significantly increase. Addition of Fe oxides (up to 10%) to prime enamel
and the use of frittered ground glass, the properties of which are close to those
of the glass coatings, as the prime coating also have a favorable effect on the
properties of the enamel and glass coatings studied. A method is developed for
calculating the stresses which appear in the coating under the influence of forced
which deform the pipe. Authors' summary
Ic-91d 1/1 DATE ACQ: 09Jan64 SUB CODE: MT ENCL: '00

KAKOVSKIY, I.A. (Sverdlovsk)~ -0-VETLOV, V.A. (Sverdlovsk)
KInetics of Cyaniding palladium alloj3 with silver. Izr. AN MO. M,--t.
no.3?50-58 My-Je 165. (MIRA 1&7)

NR, AP6035745 SOURCE CODE: UR/04'13/66/000/019/(IL06/0107
..".0VENTOR: Nagel', L..F.; Win, G. S.; Svetlov, V. D.
ORG: none
TITLE: Cylindrical hydroacoustic transducer. Class 42, No. 186780
SOURCE- Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 19, 1966,
106-10'7
TOPIC TAGS: sonar, sonar transducer, sonar equipment, acoustic transducer,
piezolectric transducer
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for cylindrical hydroacoustic
transducer in the form of a stack of piezoceramic disks with metal-plated faces, in
which radial oscillations are excited by traneve rse piezoeffect (see Fig. 1). To
improve efficiency, keyhole slots have been cut in the disks and the leads having the
same polarity are connected to a com n power source. Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
EWA-141
Card 1/2 UDC: 534.232

SVETLOV, V. I., Professor
Philosophy
JTbe Imre::-f*ecticns in Dev---Io-jr~z--t c~-' Zuesticns Cori~:ernine tlie Fistcr.v of
Western Euronean and Russian Philosophy," Vest. Ak. Nauk SSSR, No. 7- , 10, '
8 44
BR-52059019

SIVETLOVt V. 1.
Svetlo-v, V. 1. "Remate of tht SeZELm ~~f t~ze P-n-linlon Acad=7 of l-.grlc-wftzMl Ecri-m-res
lrnenl V. T. Lonin, nnd the gonla of improving 1-~cturev In blollogIcAl sciences In higher
viltic.-Itiollhl A11.1titutlollo", to tho V11th 'jodalom of tho Aostdo#~y or saohoqo,
Lithuaninn SSR, together with that of the Hinistry of Higher Edu"tion USSR, September
1948), Vestnik Akad. rvjuk Litov. SSR, IV-V, 19,49, P. 57-89j 205-33, (In Russian and
Lithuanian).
SO: U-4630o 16 Sept. 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 23, 1949).

FANIBRATCHENKO, M.I.; SVHTLOV, V.M. [Svietlow, Y.M.]
IncreaBing prodaction of coal. Nauka i zhyttia 6 no.g:
25-26 s 156. (KM 13:5)
1. Glalinyy inzhener shakhty, imeni Kiseleva tresta "Chistvakovantratsit,"
Stalinnkaya oblast' (for Panibratchenko).
(Stalino Province--Coal minee and mining)

SVErLOVt V.14.,,t hw.)MBOV, S.M.. otv. red.; MANZON2 Yu.S.v tokhn. - I
- - rie-d -* -'
[Donets Basin coal miners; practices of innovators in shaft
sinking] Prokbodchiki Donbassa; opyt novatorov prokhozhde-
niia gorDykh vyrabotok. Moskva, Ugletekhizdat 1950. 52 P.
tKM 15:4)
(Donets Basin-Shaft sinking)

SVETIOV, V-S-
kinetics of the variation of nitric oxide content in decomposition
products ol'-nitroglycerin. Vsuch* dokl. T7e. shkaly; khiz. I Mao
takh. wa,00QZ,--4',li5 158. (KU U110)
I.Predstavlona Moskowki-n khi mike- take=. olee 71 lmalti-..ton izeni
D.I. Mandeloyeva.
(Nitrogen oxide) (NitrogLrcerim)

MZRMVSKII
GORSHKOV, V.S.; S V.A., red. izd-va;
IYERUSALIMSIWA, Ye.,, tekbn. red.
[Simultaneous recovery of rare metal minerals in using the
hydromedbanical metbod to work loose rocks)Poputnoe poluchenie
redkometalInykh mineralov pri razrabotke rykblykh gornykh porod
sposobom gidromekbanizatsii. Moskva, Gospoltekbizdat, 1962. 57 p.
(KIRA 15:12)
(Hydraulic mining--~:W-products) (Metals, Rare and minor)

SVI'TLO.V-,.Vasiliy Sillvestrovioh; fVTSHTEYNj A.G., kand. ekon. nauk,
red. izd-va; MIKHEYEVA, A.A.p
tekhn. red.
(Technical progress and working personnel in construction)
Tekhnicheakii progress i rabochie kadry v stroitel'stva. Mo-
skva, Gosstroiizdat, 1962. 107 p. (MMA 16:1)
(Construction industry)

GRECHISHKIN, V.S.; SVETWV,,Yu.Gjj_SOM.R, G.B.
Variation of the multiplet nature of the spectrm of quadrupole
nuclear resonance in so3id OC3.1* Fize tver.-tela 3 no,8:2390-
2393 Ag 161. If+ (MIRA 24:8)
1. Fermskiy gosudarstvennyy univeraitet im. A.M. GorIkogo.
(Garbozi -tetrathloride)
(Nuclear-magabtic-readnance and rels=tion)

3,1
AUMOR: Svetlovj_YU.
7
S/035/6ZftO/005/017/098
A055/A101
TITLE: Attachment to the AT-1 tube for the determination of the azi=thal
coordinates-of Artificial Earth Satellites
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i1 Geodeziya, no. 5, 1962, 16,
abstract 5A132 ("Uch. zap. Permsk. un-t", 1961, 19, no. 3, 71 - 73)
MEXT: An attachment to the AT-1 tube was designed at the Perm' visual-
optical station for the determination of the azimuthal coordinates of Artificial
Earth Satellites. The attachment'-was tested in operation. According to the
author, the overall.error (without takdng into account the individual errors of
the observers) does not exceed �00.5.
V. N.
[Abstracter's note: Complet*e translation]
Card 1/1

0 V,8. ; 30VI,*fi , G,,f3. ; YII*G*
i
Use o 'L t h-a n7u -~ -' ear -Tiadrupole resonance -.-I.-ath.-od in atud-7ing piiaae
tr.;nsitions .;n certain cryotals, Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; fiz. ro.5:
32-38 163- (mMk 16.- 12)
1. Pormakly gonudarstvormyy univeroitat Imoni A.M.Gorlkogo.

GRECHISHKIN, V.S.; ZLATOGORSKIY, M.L.; ISVETLOV, Yu.G.
i-i-.1-1-1- ~z--
Apparatus for observing wide lines of nuclear magnetic resonance.
Izv, vys. ucheb, zav.; radiofiz. 6 no.1:36-41 "63. (MM 16:7)
1. Permskiy gosudaretvannyy universitet.
(Nuclear magnetic resonance)

~-4 Eli
S/1 ayo'2/004/005/039/055.--
B112 B1 08
AU,nHCRS: Bulyanitsa, D. S., and Svetlov2 Yu. Ye.
TITLE: Some properties of the functions of Bloch and Wannier
PIMODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, v- 4, no. 5, 1962, 1339-1345
TEXT: The Bloch functions are the eigenfunctions of the SchrUinger equa-
tion 2
,vith- ocriodic ootential V(i)- The analyticity of the Bloch functions
f(~'t) -as dependent on the Parameter Z is shown. This result is applied to
the study of the functions.
r
a k M $
which have been introduced by G. Wannier (Phys. Rev., 52, 191, 1937). Their
asymptotic behavior according to an exponential lavi is established.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut im. A. F. Ioffe AN SSSR,
Leningrad (Physicotechnical Institute imeni A. F. Ioffe
Card 1/2 AS USSR, Leningrad)

S/18 62/004/005/039/055
Some properties of the functions ... B112YBIOB .
SUB'-iITTED: January 106, 1962
Card 2/2

SOV/54-58-4-15/18
On the Boundary of the Discrete Spectrum of the Exciton in the Magnetic Field
The present paper gives t rigorous proof of this assumption.
First, the auxiliary equE,.tion El~ (2) is solved. This is done by
setting up the equation 1: 1U on the connection between the func-
tions ~(?,Z., and U(?,Z) t(?'Z'Y) = _i ee-'PU(?,z), where U(p,z)
can be split up into factors; U(T, z R(V).Z(z). From the equa-
tions obtained for R(~) a.nd Z(Z), from the equation R(j)) Xcan
be determined in equation (7). As the energy of the discrete
E
spectrum satisfies the inequation _k ( 0, E, = -Fd +1 ) (9)
gives for the equation (2) the upper boundary of the purely dis-
crete aprectrum. At the lower boundary of the discrete spectrum
is a superimposition of eiscrete lines and a continuous spectrum.
For the detErmination of the upper boundary the minima of the
functional I f(Y2 ~k 2 2 2) dT- (10) with
x -Py + Tz + (V1 _V2)Y b
2 2 a
Card 2/3 V1 = X + Y V 2 = Y/r .and V2 = Y/r~~ r2 +IV?2 + z2 (11) with
0

SOV/54-58-4-15/18
On the Boundary of the Discrete Spectrum of the Exciton in the Magnetic Field
? being maintained and a small value of a, value b can be found
0
so that the above inequation holds. On determining a and b and d
b,
and V = y/r > E,, respectively, an inequation is ob-
27-2
2 V
+ z
Po + z
tained from which E + 1 follows for n The
author thanks Professor P. P. Pavinskiy for valuable advice.
There are 2 Soviet references.
Card 3/3

SWTIAN. Yu.Ye.
Boundag of the diocrete speotrum of an exciton in a magnetic
field with sunmax7 in lnglij~al, Teot. W 13 no.22:i63-166 '58.
(MIRA 12;4)
(Nicitons)

-7
yZ) ~ y,,
refri ngence of poly-nn,
p- nin, I e si
'htory Of, --- , I
~76 I~tr 64,,
olat Lon--. n0d`-I~ 0 -- I.-,
i 7):5 soy a I j.rery AN 339H.

GOTLIB, Yu.Ya.j SVETLOV, Yu-ye-i,
Gradient dependence of flow birefringence near the inversion point.
Vysokom.soed. 6 no.9:1591-1592 s 164. (MIRA 17:10)
1. Institut vysokomolekulyarny:th soyedineniy AN SSSR.

GOTTAB, Yu~Yu.; SVETIDVj Yu.ye.
Gradient dependence of the extinction angle in flow: birefringtIrn-e
for the multisepment model of a polymer chain, Vysokorru. seed. 7
no.3:443-448- Mr, 165. (MMk 18:7)
1. Inatitut N-yavkomolekulyarnykh soyedineniy kV SSSR.