SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TALYZIN, A.N. - TALYZINA, N.K.

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TITIF.I. Sextif ield compensating pole windings of U-7 accelerator
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enargii* Institut teoreticheakoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki. Dokladyi
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ABSTRACT: Design of special additional pole windings for C-shape
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nets of ITEF 7 B64 proton synchrotron are presented. They were
designed to compensate the resonance losses cau.sed by the non-lipoar
magnetic fluctuations. As those windings form a field equivalent to
of a dix-pole magnet, the author calls them 11sextifield wind-
n Thoy exeite an additional magnetic f iold chornotorized
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Poisonous snakes in Southern USSR YAoskva, Gos. izd-vo med. lit-ry, 193~9. 126 p.
(Shkollna-4a seriia; dlia srednAi. shkoly) (54-4,5657)
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TALYZIN, F - F -
"Pharmacological Properties of the Venom of Armenian Viper (Vipera Radded Bttg.,
i87o), ist Communication," Farmokol. i Thksikol- 2, No. 6, 1939-
Division of Poisonous Animals of the Department of Parasitology V M

TALYZIN, F. F.
"Cycle of Development of the Minor Tape-Worm," Dok. AN 27, No 6, 194o.
All-Union Inst. Exp. Medicine, Dept. Parasitology, Moscow.

TALYZIN, F. F.
"The Effect of Extracts of Some Parasitic Flatworms on the Intestine," Farmakol.
i Tbksikol. 4, No. 2, 1941.
Dept. of Parasitology, VIEM, Moscow

TALYZIN, F. F.
"Diagnostication of Cysticercosis in Cattle by Means of Allergic Reaction," Dok.
AN 32, No. 7, 1941.
Dept. Medical Parasitology, All-Union Inst. Exper. Medicine, Moscov.

TAT,YZTI,.,, F. F.
The effect oO paras-tic viorms or. the flanctions of the digestive
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Characteristics of the Action of Indian Cobra (Haja
Naja) Venom on Experimental Animals," F. F. Talyzin,
T. P. Chizhova, A. A. Pchelkina, Inst of Epidemiol
and Microbiol imeni Gamaleya, Acad Sci USSR, 3L11" PP
"Y-Ok Ak Nauk S~SSR" Vol LXIX, No 2
Experiments conducted to determine minimum lethal
dose of cobra venom and to compare its action with
other venoms showed: It ha-many of same properties
as venom from the Viperidee. Very dilute venom
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(Contd)
(1-10-8), although a vasoconstrictor, has- vasodila-
tive effect on isolated mouse ears. Minimum active
dose of Indian cobra venom is 1-10-7 while that of
Central Asian~ cobra venom is 1. 10-6 in is6lated frog
hearts. Experiments in vivo on small intestine of
rabbits showed characteristic increase in tonus fol-
loved by changes in amplitude of 'Dendular contractions)"
which soon returned to normal. Submitted by Acad.Ye-
N. Pavlovskiy 16 Sep 49.
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TkLYZIII, F. F., Prof.
Hungary - Science
On a new path. Priroda 41 no. 8, 1952.
Monthlv Lja~ 2f Russian Accessions, Libranj of Congress. November, 1952. Unclassified.

ZaYTSIVA, 1.9.; SOKOWY, Yu.N., professor, zaveduyushchiy; TALYZ F., pro-
2"
fessor, o'hlen-korrespondent Akademii meditpinakikh namr-MMIE, Mfelctor.
Gharacteristics in the development of metastases of hypernephroma. Vest.
rent.i red. no.3:81-83 Ny-Je '53. (MLRA 6:8)
1. Xafedra rentgenologil I Moskovskogo ordena lenina meditainakogo inatituta
(for Zayteava apd Sokolov). 2. 1 Moskovskiy ordens, Lenina zeditainskiy
Inatitut (for Talyzin). 3.-Akademiya meditainakikh nauk SSSR (for Talyzin).
(Kidneys--Tumors)

TALYZIN, 1.
[Through Iran and Iraq; notes of an epidemiologist] Po IrazjU i
Irsku. Zapiski vracha-epidemiologa. 2-e ixd. Moskva, G-oskullt-
prosvetisdat,' 1954. 192 p- (MLU 7:11D)

TALYZIN. F.F.; PCIMI INA. A.A.; SEDCROV. V.Ye.
Medicinal properties of concentrated liquid and dried OAntigiurzal
serum. Top.kraev..ob. L ekap.paraz. i medozool. 9:223-225 055-
(HLRA 10:1)
1. Iz otdela parazitologil (zav. - akad. Te.NePavlovskiy) Instituta
epidemiologil I m1kroblologil imeni H.F.Gamoleya (diro - deystvitall-
nyy chlen Akedemil meditsinakikh nauk SM prof* G.V.Tygodchikov)
Akademil meditsinakikh nauk SSM.
(SARUM) (SIRPINTS)

GINA, No A.; BAKUINV, I.; KOCIUMIN, I.; OPARIM, A.;
ANICHKOV, I.; INSTIROT. A.; ZROUM, Fo; CHMVXMSM, V.;?D(AUW, To;
SZVJMIN, So; MUDIU. Go; 53MIM. F.; DOWIDDYSKIT, I.; OEMMVICH, To:
TALYZIN. P.; SYRUMV. A.; HIGURDY. B.; ~SVCRMF. No
'OXON mm~w'
A.lo Abrikosov; obituary. Veist. AN SM 25 noo5:65-66 IV 055o
(Abrikosov, Aleksai Iwwovich, 1875-1955) (MM 8:7)

.1 - TALTZIN, F.71, prof.
In India. ZdoroT's 6 n0-1:25 Za 160. (KIRA 13:4)
1. Chlen~korrespondeut AM SSSR.
(INDU--YALARIA)

TA,LYZlN,-F;f.-v--'Prof .
In the Und of the ancient Asteco. Zdoroy's 6 no.4s25 Ap 160s
(MIRA 13, 8)
1. Chlon-korrompondent AMN SSSR.
,(MXICO-SOCIAL CONDITIONS)

TALYZIN, F.F.t prof.
If bitten by a stake. Zdoray's 6 no.7:25 A 160.
(MIRA 13:7)
(MON)

TALYZINg F.F.; SLUGHUSKIY, I.I.
"Facts on the maJor M113 and crippling diseases im. the United
States today". Reviewed by F.F. Talyzin, I.I. SluchevBkil.
Sov. zdrav. 19 no. 4:83-85 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(UNITED STATES-PATHOLOGY)

PAVLOVSKIY, Ye.N., akademik; ITICLIKINA, A.A.; TALYZIN, F.F.
Cross-neutralization by sera of an4mals affected by snake venom
and encephalitis virus. Dokl. All SSSR 156 no. 5;1239-1240
Je 164. (MIRA 17:6)

TALTZIN, F.F.; BRANUM', H.M.; YUHKOVA, I.B.
Detoxicating effect of substan es inlAbiting free-radical chain'
processes (proFyl gallate) on the venom of Yipera ebetina.
Dokl. Ali SSSR 135 no.4:1002-1004 '60. WIRA 13:11)
1. Ihotitut khimicheekoy fiziki Alcademii nauk SSSRti Fervyy
moskovskiy meditsinlikiy institut im. I.M.Sechenova.. 2. Chlen-
'manual').
korrespondentlAbi SSSR (for 1,
(Gallic,acid) (Venom)

V,t'J,'TSEVA, I.A.; PAVLOVSKIT, Ye.N., akademik; "r-ALYZ11J, F.F.
- ------ -
Effect of snake venom on the frog, heart. Dokl. AN SSSR 140
no.1i:956-958 0 '61. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Pervyy moskovskiy meditsinskiy institut im. I.M.Sechenova.
(Venom) Oleart)

MIKHAYLOV, Yovgeniy Dmitriyevich; _Fedor Fedorovich;
GOKHW, V.M., otv. red.; YOSTIVSKIY~-D-.'Y.-,- red-.- - * SHAPOVALOVA,
N.S., mladshiy red.; BURLAKA, N.P., tekhn. red.
(In cities of the U.S.A.; travel notes]Po gorodam SShA; putevye
zametki. Moskvaj, Geografgiz.. 1962. 238 p. (MIRA 16:1)
(United States-Cities and towns)

PAVIA)VSKIY, Ye.N., akademikj-!~~~~LITSEVA, I.A.;
PCHELKINA, A.A.; SIDGROV, V.Ye.
Durability of antidotal properties of liquid and dried mantigjurzall
serum, Dokl. AN SSSR 142 no.6:1428-1431 F 162.
(MIRA 25:2)
1. Pervyy Moskovskiy meditsinskiy institut im. I.M'Sechenova,
Zoologicheskiy institut AN SSSR i Institut epidemiologii. i
mikrobiologii im. N.F.Gamaloya AMN SSSR.
(VENOM)
(SERUM)

VALITSEVA., I.A.; FAVLOVSKIY, Ye.N.J. akademik; TALYZIN, F.F.
Effect of heparin on mice affected with the venom of Vipera
lebetina. Dokl.AN SSSR 14.4 no.336?2-6?4 Mq 862. 04M 15:5)
1. Plervyy moskovskiy meditainski- inatitut im. I.M.Sechemva.
(W,NOM) (HEPARIN)

FAVIDVSKIY, Ye.N.z, akademik;IPCHELKINA . A. A
Effect of the venom of the scorpion Buthus occitantw on
experimental animals. Dokl. All SSSR. 144 no.6:W2-2421. Je 162.
(MIRA 15:6)
1. Zoologicheskiy institut Akademii-i2auk SSSR.
(Venom-Physiological effect) (Scorpions)

VALITSEVA, I.A.; PAVLOVSKIY, Ye.N., akademik; TALYZIN, F.F.
Effect of the venom of the Central Asiatic cobra Naja
tripudians var. coeca on the central nervous system. Dokl.AII
SSSR 145 no.2:469-471 J1 162. (MIRA 15:7)
(VENOK--PMIOLOGICAL EMT)

YURKOVA, I.B.; PAVLOVSKIY, Ye.N., akademik; JAIgal. F.F-* E~WWEL'j N,M*
Comparative characteristics of the detoxifying effee~ of
propyl gallate on the venoms of snakes of the Viperidae
family. Dokl. AN SSSR 146 no.4:975-976 0 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Moskovskiy meditainskiy institut im. I.M. Sechenova,
loologicheskiy institut AN SSSR i Institut khimicheskoy
fiziki AN SSSR. 2. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for
ErmMiell).
(wim) *01D)

TALYZIN.Tedor Fdorovich; VYAaMTSEVA, V.N., red.izd-va; TIKIIOMIROVA,
S.G., tekhn. red.
[Snakos] Zmei. 14oskva,, Izd-vo AN SSSRO 1963. 108 P.
(MUU 16: 12)
(Serpents)
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PAVLOVSKIY, Ye.N., akademik; PCHELKINA, A.A.; [AUZIN, K.F.; TALYZIN, F.F.
Duration of the preservation of its toxic properties by the venom
of the Indian cobra (Naja tripudians Nwrr.) Dokl. AN SSSR 150
no..2:428-429 My 163. WIRA 16:5)
1. Zoologicheskiy ins~jtut AN SSSR,, Inatitut epidemiologii,i
mikrobiologi.i im. N.Flamgleya i Universitet druzhby narodov im.
F.Ummby.
(COBRAS) (VENOM)

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PAVLOVSKIYY Ye.N., akademik; PCHELKINA, A.A.; TAIPY-IN, K.F.- TALYZINJI F.F.
Duration of the preservation of its toxic properties by the venom
of the Indian cobra (Naja tripudians H&rr.) Dokl. AN SSSR 150
no..2:428-429 My 163. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Zoologicheskiy institut AN
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mikrobiologii im. N.F.Gimaleya
P.Lumumby.
(COBRAS)
SSSR, Institut epidemiologii i
i Universitet druzhby narodov im.
(VENOM)

TALYZIN., F.il.i VALITSIVA, I.A.; PCIELKItO., A.A.; YURKOVA, I.B.
lietoxicating effect of rlTopyl gallate, he-parin and
on the venom of Vi.l;era lebetina. Tmdy Un. dr-u?h. nar. 7. Vop.
med. no.l.,134--139 164. (MIRA 18:9)
1. K-afectra obshchey biologli Universitel.-a Druzhby Narodw., imeni
Patrisa Lurrumby, Moslara.

PAVLOVSKIY, Ye.N., akademik; TALYZIN, F.F.; VALITSEVA, I.A.; PCHELKINA, A.A.;
YURKOVA, I.B. -- -- - -I
Antidotal effect of propyl gallic acid, heparin and hydrocortisone
on the venom of Vipera lebetina. Dokl. AN SSSR 156 no.6:1476-1478
.1:91 -;~ Je 164. (14IRA 17:8)
1~1-' 1. Zoologicheskiy institut AN SSSR, Pervyy moBkovskiy meditsinskiy' 11
instituta imeni Sechenova i Institut epidemiologii i mikrobiologii
imeni K.F. Gamaleya.

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TATYZPii Fedof.jedaro.v4
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[Thr~,ugh Illril,,, anci Ceylf~Tlj Pt, ljl~.--
Na,jkp-, 1964. 130 P.

TALY.Z.IN.-F.F.; YURKOVA, I.B.; DAUN, M.V.; MESHALOV, A.S.
Nucleic acids in the organs and tissues in poisoning by Vipers.
lebetina venom. Biul.eksp.biol.i med. 57 no.5:45-49 Itr 164.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Wed- Obghchey biologii I Moskovskogo ordena Lenina
meditsirskogo institu-ta imeni Sechenova i Institut vakt3in i
syvorotok imeni Mechnikova. Submitted May 25, 1963.

FAVLOVSKrY,-Ye"N., akademik; VALITSEVA, I.A.; MALAMOV, O.A.; SEYFULLINA, K,N.,
TALYZINP F.F.
Comparative characteristics of the action of venoms of Bungarus
fasciatus, Naja tripudians and Vipera lebetina on an isolated frog
heart. Dokl. AN SSSR 162 no.1:225-228 My 165. (KRA 1815)
1. Pervyy Moskovskiy meditainskiy institut im. I.M.Sechenova i.
Zoologicheskiy institut AN SSSR.

TALYZIN.--F.F.,,- prof.; PAVLOVSKIY, Ye.N. [deceased); VALITSEVA, I.Ao;
PCHELKINA, A.A.; YURKOVA, I.B.
Use of propyl ga.Uic acidp heparin, and hydrocortisone In
poisoning of animals with Vipera lebetina venom. Trudy 1-go
MW 41:14-17 165. (WRA :L8.-22)
1. Chlen-korreapondent AMN SSSIR (for Talyzin).

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GkLY Inaftut) I 3[nititute of Zoo:Logy, AN SSSR (Zoologiclieskly instAtut AN SM)
Cotqwison of -the effe~ta produced bY venom-fro?n Singazus fasoiatus, Naja
tripudisns,. and ViYera, lebstinsAn the isolated fro"-heart.
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SMICK: 'AN SSSR. Doklat~rj v, 262, no4 1, 19630 22,e.228
TOPIC TAGSs Poison, toxicolog7o PharmacoloU, cardiovascular s"tam, experiinant,
AMMUCT.- fts' three kinds of venom aplilied to the Iflolated frog heart in the saw
different effects& That of Bungarus disrupted the relaxation
phane~of the working hearto but left the contraction f ted. The vent-
pha:enm
..ricles came to a standstill during systole. The cobra Y __ gi:;ily impaired
ithe contractions or the heart but had leso effect on the relaxation rhaae.
:Both neurotroplo poisons (Bungarus fasciatua and Raja tripudians) In the *fore-
mentioned dose sharply Inhibited cardiac action* r..:! effect.was irreversible
~aM fatale The viper venom,, which has hemorrhagic actiong q4okly inhibited
cardiac action. Nowevert unlike the other two, it could be washed out with
!~inoqrla solution, after-which the cardiao'action soon returned to.normal. The
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AUTHOR: =Ye. N. (Deceased); Talyz . F. F.; Emanuel?, N. M.;
Val'ItseVa. I. A.;- 1~qhelkina, & A.; Turk2M6
ORG: InItitute of-Chemical nasics. AN SSSR (Institut khimicheskoy fiziki
oloaical Institute, AN SWR (Zoologicheskiy institut AN SSSR); EIM
stitute im. I. M. Sechenov kFervyy Moskovskiy meditsinskiy institut
I* M. Sechen skovskiy meditsinskiy institut); In-dif,
-ro~2wos Gamaleya, AMN SSSR (Institut epidemiologii
AN SSSR);
i mikrobiologii
TITLE: Neutralizing effect of inhibitors oF radical-chain processes (propylgallate).
heparin, and hydrocortisone on viper von= \Y
SOURCE: Zhurnal obshchey biologii, v. 27, no. 3, 1966, 276-281
TOPIC TAGS: mouse,, toxicology,, free radical, biologic secretion, drug affect
ABSTRACT: Nice were injected subcutaneously with 1 ml of a solution containing
0.02 mg of venom and 3-75 mg of propylgallate (a typical inhibitor of free-radical
processes). So= 73% of the experimental mice survived as compared with only 6%
of the controls. The survival rate of mice after simultaneous injection of heparin
and venom was 63.7% (subcutaneous) and 77.7% (intravenous) as compared with 22.2%
of the controls. The subcutaneous injection of venom and hydrocortisons resulted in
the death.of 5 out of 31 mice as compared with 9 out of 3.1 control animals. The
authors concluded by rec nding the use of propylgallate,, hepaiimv or hydrocortisow
to treat viper bites only if the specific "antigurza" serm in not available. Safe
vhen ad-ini torn in therapeutic doses,, these drugs can mitigate the effects of
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DVCRNITSKIYq Georgiy Stapanovich. Prinimali uchastiye: IMMINA. N.V.,
inzh.; bind.tekhn.nauk; KAZOT, Yu.A., kand.
takhn.neuk. CHINCHIRADZE. I.G., rateenzent; VZUCVSLIY, V.D..
rateenzent; 01MOTA. L.A.,'red.; SEVASTITANOV, A.0., red.;
KMNXW,. L.Ya.. tekhn.red.
[Twisting and rewinding of silk in the manufacLure of synthetic
fibers) Kruchenle I paremotka shelka v proizvodetve khimi-
chaskikh volokon. Moskva. Goe.nauchno-takhn.izd-vo lit-ry po
legkoi. prowyehl.. 1959. 189 P. (MIRA 13:8)
(Rayon) (Textile machinery)

M.D.; FILINKOVSKAYA, Ye..v.
.-*00AWAV4W~j
Processing viscose silk from cakes. Ehin.volok. no-3:54-57
'59. (MIRA 12:11)
1. VsesoYuZMVy nauebuo-iseledovatellskiy institut jgkuqqtvqnuogO
volokna, (THIN).
(Rayon spinning)

TALYZIN. M.D.
Studying the speed deformations of filaments with the purpose
of intensifying the manufacturing processes. Report W092:
Mechanical and-physical interpretation of the strength and
tenacity of filaments* Jkim.volok. no.4:40-47 '59-
(MBU 13:2)
1. Tossoyusnyy nauchno-ionledovatellekly Institut iskusetvennogo
volokna.
(Tej~tile fibers. Synthetic - Tontine)

KAZOV, Turiy Alsksayevich; h. USMO' T*Aep
oil I
reteenzent; TUN SKIT, T.F.,- rateen-Se-nt; IMMITSILAU, Te.K.,
red.; 13LUMM, K.T., takhn.red,
[Processing of fibrous wastes from the synthetic fibers industry]
Fererabotka voloknistykh otkhodov promyshlannosti khimichookikh
volokon. Nookwa, I,zd-vo nauchno-takhn.lit-ry RUSR, 1960. 90 P.
(KIRA 14s-4)
...(Textile fibers, hynthetic)) (Textile industry--By-products)

TALYZIN, M.D.; YARGOLIN, I- S. ; ROMANOVA, L. S.
Variety of synthetic fibers. Xhim.volok. no.5:56-58 160.
I (MIRA 13:12)
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volokna.
0 (Textile fibers, Synthetic)

VLASOV, Pavel Vasillyevich; KUDltYAVTSEV, D.S.) kand. tekhn. nauk,
retsenzent; TALYZIN, M.D., kand. tekbn.-nauk., retsenzent;
BAKHTIkiOVA,-V-,.G-.,-Ydd-., T-1170GRADOVA, G.A.,, tekhn. red.
[Studying the possibility of applying radioactive radia-
tion in the standardization of weaving processes] Issledo-
vanie vozmozhnostei primeneniia radioaktivnogo izlucheniia
pri normalizatsii protsessa tkachestva. Moskvap Gizleg-
prom, 1963. 150 p. (MIRA 170)

TALYZIN, Mikhail Dmitriyevich; LIPKOV, Iosif Abramovich;
M"HNUVETSKAYA, Rita Borisovua; DOROFEYEVA, Lyudmila
Sergeyevna; KUDEXAVTSRV,D.S., retseazent; DMITRIUV, I.I.,
retsenzent; FROIDV, A.S., retsensent; SWEYNGART, K.D.,
red.; VINOGRADOVA9,..G.A.v takhn. red. I . . I
(Pile fabrics amd-artificial fur]Vorsovye tkani i iskunstven-
nyi makh. Pod-obahchei red. M.D.Talyalaa. MoBkvap Rostekh-
izdat, 1963. 351,P (KM 16:4)
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DENINA, Natallya Vasillyevna; MOTOld-NA, Aleksandra Vaoillyevna;
NOVIKOV, Nikolay Alekseyevich, kand.teklin.nauk;
NOVIKOVA, Soflya Aleksandrovna; 1.*3,-'GfOEIKO, Eleonora
Adollfoviia, kand. tekhn. nauk; PANFILOVA, I/ariya
Mikhaylovna; HOWVINA, Alisa Aleksandrovna, kand. tekhri.
nauk; ROMIANOVA, Lyubov' Stepanovna; TALYZIN M.D.., kand.
tekhn. nauk, retsenzent; VERBITSK-Aff7W.M.", ?6d~*:'-
,yrnthetic fibers,
[Methods of physicomechanical testing of Er
threads and films] Metody fiziko-iiiekhanichoskikh ispytanii
khimichoskikh volokon, nitei i plenok. Moskva, Logkaia
industriia, 1961~. 352 p. (141RA 18i1)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut iskus-
stvennykh volokon (for all except Talyzi-n, Verb'tskaya).

T it I Alz I N ) M.D . ; Alt' -E1-7 ? Yv C~o"JILUE'-71 11 . IM
On the road tw;ird ulle
industry. Tekf~t. prr,in, no./. 16 51 . (NI.-RA 18:83)
1. Direktor V.,;eooyuzncj-,,.) iii-'li,-Ii,,io--iislr--doviitellskogo i ekolperi-
mentallnogo ln:-,t.-;Autti ivo pc,.--~Obotke khimJChe-3kAkh volokon
(for Talyzin). 2. direkLet-a Vs,---.-.cyuznc-ga nquohno-
ivaledovateltskorto 1. instituta po pererabotke
khimicheskik-h volakon (for Arsenlyev". 3. Ruk-ovodi.tell nauchno-
tekhnicheskogo otdela Vae5oyuznogo nauchnc-l~ssledoxatel-Ist.o~!o
I eksperimentallnogo instituta po pererabotke k1jimicheskikh
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relay systems,ioperating on different
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AUTHOR: Talyzin, N. V.
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TITLE- Incidence of a plane wave on a selective reflecting surface.
PERIODICAL: Elektrosvyaz', no. 3, 1961, 8 --~ 17
TEXT: The reflection of a plane electromagnetic wave F,0 by a selective sur-
face and by an unbroken metal surface is investigated. Both surfaces - considered
infinite - are divided into identical elementary.surfaces. Instead of the total
fields, it is thus possible to compare the fields produced by currents flowing
on the elementary surfaces, and the reflection factor will be determined by:
P = E,
E.
E,j being the field strength of the wave produced by currents flowing on one ele-
ment of the selective reflecting surface, and E, being the analogous magnitude in
the case of one element of the metal surface. To calculate p it is necessary to
determine E, and E.2 . For E2 I the author finds:
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E6k,da
301r
where k, is a coefficient independent of the current and of the elementary sur-
face dimensions. For Ej, he finds:
4
E, - 2K, Iosin [Ck(l - z)] dz - 2K, (I - cos 0 1) I'D (5)
a 2 TC
Where Ia I a the current magnitude in the vibrator current antinode,Okm W_ ,2 1
is the vibrator length and 7L Is the wavelength. The expression finally obtained
for the reflection factor is:
P 30 (1 - Cos 1)7t, Zix
Kzad ZXI
(10)
where k, is a coefficient depending on the parameters of the active vibrator and
on its distance from the selective surface, Za is the mutual impedance of the
radiation of the active and passive vibrators, and Zn is the impedance of the
radiation of the passive vibrator (taking into account all the induced impedances
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of all the vibrators of the selective surface). For calculating p, it is
necessary therefore to determine ZIzand Zt.,. For the mutual impedance, the
author finds-. I
z 1~ sin C OL (1 - z) dz 0 - cosd~ 1) (14)
Ix $1 lot Ok
To determine Z22, it is necessary to know secondary field EA , which Is deter-
mined by the currents of all the selective surface vibrators. The author first
calculates the secondary field produced by one row of vibrators. In that case,
the current can be represented by a Fourier series:
00
I A, cos 3EV z (l6)
(1) Z ( a
The component of the electric field strengtho parallel to the z-axis, is ex-
plained by I.I. Vollman [Ref. 3: Vozbuzhdeniys,- elektromagnitnykh voln linear-
nym vibratorom v pryamougol'nom volnovode (Excitation of electromagnetic wa s
by a linear vibrator in a rectangular waveguide), Radiotekhnika, No. 9/1, 1 ;6,
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Svyaz'izdat.]
Ez COS (K,, ZM VC,) + iN *,? (17)
2Tc SW
where 2 2
2Z.)_(Mt~ (18)
~K- ~ a r
r being the distance between the z-axis and the point where E. is determined.
On the basis of these equations, the following expression is found for the
field Ez produced by the n-th row of vibrators:
EZ'= A2L; COS (KI z )[MVCq')+ iN?(,
29r F (A) (22)
V.0
where r. is the distance between the n-th row of vibrators and the origin of
the coordinates. For the determination of the secondary field from all the
rows of vibrators, the author assumes that the rows situated at distance y
= (2n + 1) d from 0 are vertically displaced (by distance b) with respect to
the rows situated at distance y v 2nd from 0. The field produced by any even
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row y,,, will then be expressed by (22) where r. must be superseded by rn' 2nd
if n-,- 0, and by rn' = r0 if n = 0 (r0 being the radius of the vibrator). The
following formula is obtained for the total secondary field:
co
Er- Avl* cos (K,,Z)F
[M,4r, "Nj(r~)
2-E 6 W n
00 00
1 V' -A,, 2L Cos [rj (z - b)]
T I_G vu--) + I-Nt(rp
r L. IM
1.0
(25)
where r." = (2n + Od. Having thus determined Ez , the author proceeds to deter-
mine the total impedance Z12 by the method of the induced emf. He considers
here two separate cases: 1) b = 0. In this case:
00
2';2 = L20 2: Ay
1 10 -0-0
CO
cos COS01 [M-q,) + iNt(r,)
a
(28)
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2) b = a. In this case:
Z)) - Z11, - 2 120 A2 -0. 1os or l (2,P + COS OL 11 X
E a
0-0 ro
00 (30)
X
Substituting the expressions giving A. , Mj and NY the author obtains:
m Cos Ell cosal
140,1 a
Z22 [Oo(p, r,,) - iNA%, J) +
- a irrpi 2
00 2 OD
+ 0(p,nd) INO(p,M)IJ 2:
OD I.
X iK0q, r0) +2: iKo(~, (33)
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Experimental graphs included in the article prove the accuracy of the results
obtained with the aid of the formulae derived by the author. There are 10
figures and 5 Soviet-bloc references.
SUBMITTED:.July 27,196G.
[Abstracter's note: No explanation is given in the article as to the meaning of
the symbols J,ij, v, and there is only an indirect explanation of A)p, M.? and
N,,. I
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AUTHOR: Model', A.U.p and TalXzin, N~V.
TITUE; Oblique incidence of a plane wave on a selective re-
flecting surface
PERIODICA1: Radiotekhnika, v. 17, no. 4, 19620 23 33
TEXT: The reflecting surface is formed by a parallel array of di-
poles of 21 length, their centers separated by 2a and the parallel
spacing being'd. Two general cases are considered: Firsto case "Ell
where electric field vector E is parallel to the dipoles, and mag-
netic vector H forms an angle 9 with the array plane, and the se-
cond case I'll", where H is parallel to the dipoles, and B forms e
with the plane. Analysis of tile plane diffraction follows Talyzin
(Ref. 1: Elektroevyazlg 3v 1961), by analogy with phenomena in a
continuous reflecting surface; the reflection coefficient p =
E i(selective)/E 2(cont.)' Case "Ell is considered firot for a con-
tinuous reflecting plane, and formulas are given for the current
density and the vector of reflected Eo -To obtain corresponding va-
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lues for the dipole array, current distribution along the individu-
al dipole has to be calculated. Expressions for 1, Zinput and p are
given in terms of Io (current node)p 219 L and incidence angle. For
certain levels of 1/,A, simplified formulas apply. To obtain the radi-
ation impedance Zj(E) of a single symmetrical dipole in the field
of neighboring dipoles, Fourier analysis yields complex expressions
containing .8essell Neumann and Macdonald functions. In the case IT"
the mathematical treatment has to be simplified by assuming linear
phase characteristics of dipole currents. Again expressions are
written fo r E1 0 E2P Io and pq leading to calculation of Z, (H) which
is then split into real and reactive components. As an example of
the practicability and accuracy of the methodt 4 curves for each
0
case are reproduced# plotting:p vsa I for yp resp. 0 009 22.5 0
450 and 670#They show good-agreement with measurement There are
10 figures.
SUBMITTED: May 24, 1961
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invtIatipked by X-rays (Preston-type comera with oppper radiation) . op. gr
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radius or a-dium is larger than that of load,.thc lattice parameter of lead
I
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YLIN, N-
25(l) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV113rr2
Obrabotka splavov davleniyem; sbornik statey (Pressure -rreat=ent of
Alloys; Collection of Articles) Moscow, Oborongiz, 1958. 141 p.
4,500 copies printed.
Eds.: (Title page): Korneyev, N.I., Doctor of Technical Sciences,
Professor, and Skugarev, I.G., Candidate of Technical Sciences,
Docent; Ed. (Inside Book): Samokhodskiy, A.I., Engineer: Ed.of
Publishing House: Morozova, P.B.; Tech. Ed.: Rozhin, V.P.;
Managing Ed.: Zaymovskaya, A.S., Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers, technicans, and
research workers In scientific research institutes. It may also
be used by design engineers and other personnel interested In. the
shaping and-working of various metals and alloys.
COVERAGE: This collection of articles deals with modern methods of
forming nickel alloys, structural steels, heat resistant alloys,
titanium alloys, and also aluminum and magnesium alloys. A descrif
tion is given of the methods of measuring resistance of these
metals to deformation. It is stated that during the last years
great emphasis has been put in the USSR and abroad on production
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of precision forged parts which can be finished by polishing and
lapping only. Such methods have led to substanti-al savings In
metal and man hours in the production of turbine bladen. The 20th
Congress of the Communist Party indicated the neceS81tY Of Using
periodically rolled stock in forging for the sake of greatsr
economy and efficiency. Large-sized aluminum alloy ext-rude;d
structural members with complex cross sections are said to have
wide application in airplanes, helicopters, and diesel loeomo-
tives. Research and experimental work in this field is reported
to have resulted in improved production methods and higher mech-
anical properties of large-sized aluminum alloy structural parts.
The results of these developments, together with som-- experimental
work in sheet metal forming, are presented and graphed in this book
A part of the bcok deals with the study of plasticity and resist-
ance to deformation of tha new heat-resistant titanium. mcilyb-
denum, and aluminum alloys, and their suit-ability for orging and
press forming. The authors mention the names of senior teehnicians
P.I. Potanov, R.N. Yakovleva, and laboratory technicians
V.B. Emelyanov, and A.V. Sokolov, who assisted in the experimental
work.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
SOV/1302
3
Korneyev, N.I.; I.G.Skugarev; Ya.Ya..Grannikov; A.S. Aleshin.:
N.Ya. Talyzin; P.M. Bashin; M.I. Shmelev; B.A. Baranova. Technology
of Precision Forging of Turbine Blades 5
Murzov, A.IIand A.A.-DkItriyev. Die Rolling cif Blanks for
Turbine Blades 25
Korneyev, N.I.,and I.G.- Skugarev. Study of Deformation of
Iron- and Nickel-Base Heat Resistant Alloys 34
Kalugin, B.F.; T.S. Kuzina; and A.A. Dmitriyev. Methods of
Titanium-base Alloy Sheet Rolling 56
Korneyev, N.I.; I.G. Skugarev; and S.B. Pevzner. Methods of
Extruding and Foring Molybdenum and Molybdenum-base Alloys 69
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Bykov,R.S. (deceased); N.D. Khabarov; L.D. Ogurchikov; E.M. Nepo
E.M. Neponnyashchiy; and T.N. Golokhmato#a. Methods of Extrusion
of Large-sized Aluminum Alloy Structural Members 80
Davydov, Yu.P.; I.G. Kovalev,* and G.V. Pokrovkiy. Special
Features of Sheet Forming of Aircraft Steel and Aircraft
Alloys 103
Filatov, F.I.,Instruments and Methods of Measuring Resistance
to Deformat.ion of Metals and Alloys 120
Korneyev, N.I.; I.G. Skugarev; and F.I. Filatov. Study of
Flow Pressure of Certain Alloys 134
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AUTHORS Nemarov, M. S. ; Pinchuk, G. A.; Talyzin, H. Ya,; Polo-_n7Ans.,,,chA-
kov, V. A.
T.=: investigation of the tendency to brittle failure In steel W-268
(EI-268), X-17H2 (Kh17rN2)
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 7, 1961, 17, abstract 711'L0
("Sb. Nauchn. tr. Permsk. gorn. in-t.", 1960, no, 6, 143-159)
UXT - The mechanical properties of st-eel Kh17N2 with, composition (ir- %)
C 0. 11 - 0. 17, Cr 16.0 - 18.0, Ni 1. 5 - 2.5, Mn < 0. 8, S!