SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TSY*GANOV, S.A. - TSYGANOVA, A.M.

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ACCESSION NR: AP4042207 S/0020/64/157/002/0378~0380
AUTHORt Belyayev, A* F,;.Tsy*ganov, So Ao
Tr.TLE: Mechanism of burning of-smokeless' .powder at elevated-preisures
.SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady*, v.* 1579 no. 2#i1964, 378-380
TOPIC TAGS: burning mechanism, smokeless powder,burning velo'cLty,
PETN, charcoal
~.ABSTRAM The burning valoeitios of smokeless powder,-PETH, and a
mixture of PETN and 5% finely ground charcoal were determined as a
function of pressure't V(P), in a constant-pressure bomb Ln compressed
nitrogen at 10-110 atm. The results are shown in Fig. 1 of the E 'n-
closure. -The curves of burning velocity vs. pressure show that both
k 1 p*s powder and the mixture of PETH and char1coal have higher.
mo e
a
burning velocities than PETN alone. PhotomLcrographs of thel'burnLng
of the PETN-charcoal.mLxture showed the-oxistence of a 'narrow layer
of gloving solid particles lo'cated about 0.1 mm, from the surface of
the specimen. On the basis of published,theorLes and experimental
data from this and previous studies, the following mechanism for the
burning of smokeless powder.is proposed. The*buruLng of smokeless
Coed A/3

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~pdwder at pressures above 10 atm is a he.terogeneous process. In the
initial.stage, a dispersed system of gaseoup decomposition products
and solid particles -is formed;'.in a 'later stage, exo.ther.mic reactions.
.of the gaseous products take place on the surface of, the glowing sol 'id
particles, which accelerate the reactionq of the gaseous, products..
.and this stage becomes ~he-controlling tactor for the burning velocity,
.of the explosive, Experiments were albo carried outs with the burning
;of other explosivas (tr9tyl, hexogdn, and a mixture,of trotyl with
;ammonium nitrate) contatning 3-6% charcoal. These,experiments also 1
iconfirmed that the presence .of charcoal accelerates the burning of
~explosives, owing to the formation of a dispersed system ( llsm6.ke")
with glowing solid partleles'. Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
!ASSOCIATION: Institut khimicheskoy fiziki Akademii nauk SSSR (Instii-:
'tute of Chemical Physics,, Academy of Sciences.SSSR)
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I - Sm'Oieless powder; 2 PETH;
3 - P.HTN, +charcoal.'

BE.Ly%yEVP A. F. ~_TSYGANOVt -S.A.
Burning of condensed mixtures with nonvolatile and undecomposable
combustibles under elevated pressure. DokL AN SSSR 146 no.2:383-
386 S 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1, Inatitut khimicheakoy fiziki AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom
V.N. Kondratlyevym. (Combustion)

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ACC NR, ~~FWGFITYOS SOURCE CODE: UR/0414165/000/-O-O-4--/-O-0-4-4-/-665-r-',
AUTHOR: g~v ,S A. (Moscow); 4~kkhtlanf~ (Moscow) yevdo~~L-Mpv'
ve, Moscow)
ORGI none
TITLEz Combustion of condensed systems with polydispersed componeAts
SOURCE: Fizika goreniya i vzryva, no. 4, 1965.*44-51
TOPIC TAGS: oolid propellant, propellant, combustion, combuation
instability.
BSTRAM a' propellant
A previous tudies.have shown that s,containing
polystyreneVand N114C104 Witli Small size PartiC108 (15 V) burn slowhr'
TRT-Erio-so vith larXav pArtiala siso oxidivere (300 ' 400 U), 1his
is explained by the fact that in. combustion with the small partielt
oxidizer, the reaction in the interaction zone takes place at an e1ccess
of oxidizer. When part of the small size oxidizer is replaced by A ,
larger size.oxidizer, the mixture !a 'enriched in fuel and the reaction
takes place fasEer. To study this phenomenon in greater detail, experi-.
mcuts weire madb,.with an MH4C104-POlYstyrene mixture atoxidize'r1fue.1
ratios of-1, '0.7', 0.5 and 0.2, with Nl14ClO4_-plexiCloz3al-mLxtures at
fuel/oxidizer ratios of 2, 1, and 0.7, and ~With-pi'-ic-l-~l-orate-asphalt
card- 1/3 Mi -536.,4 -61

ACC NRi AP6011503
m ta tu re a Nongelatinized mixturen and r.-iixturea*gelatinized with
dichloroethane were uaed. %he experiments were made at 5, 10, 25 40
70, and 100 atm.. The N114C104 had either lar *ge particles (300-40; U):
small partirlej (6 )1), or a 50-50% mixture of large and onall par-
ricl-es. It waa found that the propullanLS with the mixed particle
oxidizer can burn at any rate. ranging from that of the Large particle
sLze to thmt of the small particle size depending on the fuel/oxidizar
ra tio. The parame te r Y characterizin g the burning, ve lo city was def ined
by the equatiott:
Umix Ular
Y =
usm ular
vhe re - um:Lv.,Iular, and.tism are the burning velocities wi-th-mixed, large
and small ox-idizer particles, respectively. It was' found that when
Y increases -with increasing pressure, the dependence of the.burning
Veloc-ity on the pressure will be more pronounced with the mixed particlew,
oxidizer than with either the small or lariver particle oxidizer. How-
ever, when-Y decreases as the pressure increases the dependence of
the burning velocity on the 'pressure in less pronounced with the mixed
particle oxidi.zer than with either the' large or small particle oxidizer;'
The fact thatIthe burning velocity bdcomes less dependent on presOare
Crd '2/3

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had also been previously noticedwhen a broad fraction of oxidizer
particles was used. Orig. art. bass I table and 2 figures. PV]
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Card 3j3

TSYG"OVF S.M.P kapi-tan 3-go ranga
Div6rsjf7 the forms of methodological work. Mor. sbor. 47 no.11:
52-55 N 163o (1-aRA 16:11)

TSIGANKOV, S-P-, inzbo
" li~-,I- a of a throttle
Determining the flow of a dust-air mixture by mean (MIRA. M-4)
plate. Teploenergetika 5 no-3:90-91 Mr 158.
(Fluid dynamics)

T5YGANOV, S.V. DECEASED 1962/4
cig6o
SEE ILC
PWMACOLOGY

1 1909- .
,-_VjXtjq~oyj.?h,t
[Intrabrigads technical planning in electric installation work] Opyt v=tri-
brigadnogo tekhnicheakogo plantrovanila slairtromontashnykh rabot. Moskva, Goa.
Izd-vo lit-ry po stroitel'stvu L arkhitekture, 1953. 22 p. (MLRA 6:10)
(Electric engineering)

TSYGANOV,S..V.
Efficiency measures in installipg electric wiring nnd equipment.
Rats. i izobr. predl. v stroi. no.104:14-16 '55. (MIRA 8:11)
(Electric cables)

ABRPl-';OVA, Zh.l., kand. med. nauk; MUCHKOV, S.V., prof.; BELEVIKlY, M.L.,
prof.; W IDFAII, A.V., doktor med. nauk: VEDE111YEETA, Z,I., I-,and.
red. nauk; vr-,'OMADrjVJ. V.1%, kand. med. nauk; GM-SUISOVICH, M.L.,
kand. med. nauk; G.UIETSD-.SKIY, A.G., prof.; GO?-ZOVITS.KIY, S.Ye.,
prof.; MEDUKITIA, M.A., dotBent; CREIGI, I.F., dots.; DRIISENKO,
P.P.p kand. med. naulk; DIYACIMIKO, P.K., kand. med. nauk; ZHESITAIIIKOV,
V.D., kand. med. naulq MUGOLIFUMV, S.D.~ prof.; MWIALI, E.V.., kand.
red. nauk; ISKAREV, NI.A.., kand. med. n--uk; F.UASIK, VX., prof.;
KM-W', G.Ya., kand. med. nauk-; MUM, O.D., I-and. med. nauk; KROTOV,
A.I., doktor veter. nauk; KUDRRI, AX., daktor med. nauk; IAZA?ZEV,N.V.p
prof.; LAPIN, I.P., kand. med. nauk; IMINIKOVA, V.P.j, prof.;
MESHCHERSKAYA, K.A., prof.; YUKHELISOIJ, M.Ya., prof.; MOSHKOVSKIY,
Sh.D.p prof.; PADEYSKAYA) Ye.11., kand. med. nauk; PARIBOK, V.P.,, prof.;
PERSHDI, G.N., prof.; PLAIIELIYES, Kh.Kh., prof.; PONOMAREV, G.A.,
prof.; FOSKAIENKO, A.N., kand. med. nauk; MUM, Ye.A., Slots.;
ROZOVSKAYA, Ye.S., dots.; RYBOLOVIEV, starshiy nauchnyy sotr.;
SAMAY1011, L.S., kand. med. nauk; SAF?MBEKYAI.;,, H.R., kand. biol. nauk;
TIMIOVY L.A., kand. med. nauk; TWIMNA, T.11.,, dots.; FLUSTOVICE,
G.I., kand. med. nauk; FMENTOV, NU., kand. med. nauk; KFAM-IINA,
R.A., kand. med. nauk; TSYGANOV, S.V., prof,[deceased]; CHMnS, A.I.p
prof.;
(Continued on next card)

ABIW-IOVA, Zh.I..-(continued) Card 2.
CHEITOV, V.A., doktor med. nauk; SIIADUItSKIY, K.S.) prof.;
YAKOVLEVI, V.Ya., doktor khim. nauk; '-:ASPYOVSYJY, F.D., red.;
NIKOLAYEVA, M.M., red.; RUIEVA, M.S., tekhn. red.; CHUFAYEETA,
Z.V., tekhn. red,
(Manual on pharmacology] Rukovodstvo po farmakologii. Leningrad,
Hedgiz. Vol.2. 1961. 503 pe (MIRA 15:1)
1. DeystvitelInyy chlen Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR (for
Anichkov, Karasik, Cherkes). 2. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii rAdi-
tsinskikh nauk- SSSR (for Belen'kiy, Ginetsinskiy, Moshkovskiy,
Planellyes).
(PHAHMAGOLOGY)

-.TSYGANOV,,__,I.-(Z~.Kandalaksha, Murmanskoy obl.)
Let us talk frankly. Sov. profsoiuz7 18 no.7:28-3~0 Ap 162.
(~ffRA 15:3)
1. SpetsialInyy korrespondent zhurnala I'Sovetskiye profsoyuzy".
(Murmansk Province-Lumbering)
(Trade unions)

TSYGANKOV, V.
3nbnnce the role of mine foremen. Hast.ugl. 5 no.5:15-16 W 156.
(HLRL 9:8)
1. Zamestitell upravlyayushchago trestom Leninugoll kombinata
Kuzbassugoll.
(Coal miners)

GMVSKIY. I.; TSYGANLVC - V.
Real and false freedom of trade unions. Sov. profsoiuzy 6 no,8:
66-71 il '58. (MIRA 11--g)
(United States--Trade unions) (RuBsia--Trade unions)

TSYGANOV, V.
Resolutions put into practice. Sov.profsoiuz7 5 no.11:18-19 H 157
(MIRA 10:11)
(Trade unions)

KUMUO) Ya.; TSYUNOV, V.
The Irkutsk lessons. Sov. profsoiuzy 18 no.21:23-24
N 162. (MIM 15:11)
1. Inspektor Vsesoyuznogo tsentrallnogo soveta
professionalinykh soyuzov (for Kuderko).
(Irkutsk Province-Coal mines and mining)
(Irkutsk Province-Trade unions)

TSYGANOV, Ve-treviewer]; SHARALIN. V.A. Lauthorl
Ok.
A book about a useful experience (*Social insurance councils in textile
enterrriees." V.A.Shabalin. Reviewed by V.TSyganov) Sov.profooiuzy I
no.3:92-93 N 153. OMPA 6:12)
(Shabalin, V.A.) (Insurance, Social)

- TSXGAFOV, V. (g.Belgorod)
Comments on the most important subject. Sov. prOfsOiuz7 16 no.18:
31-34 S 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(Belgorod Province--Trade unions) (Communist education)

TSYGANOV, V., podpolkovnik
The extraordinary is becoming common. Voen.vest. 40 no,D90-92 0 160.
(14IRA 14: 5)
(Parachute troops)
w A *
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TSYGANOV V._
The land is calling. Sov. profsoiuzy- 18 no.9:4-5 Yv 162.
OMIRA 15:4)
1. Spetsiallnyj korrespondent zhurnala "Sovetskiye profsoyuzy",
g. Alma-Ata ~Kazakhstan--Agriculture) (Kazakhstan--Trnde unions)

TSYGAI,OV. V. A.
37694, microsporjm rarrugineum, ego polimorfizm i kharaktemye,
osobennosti. vestnik venerologii i dermatologii, 1949
No. 6, a. 21-24.
SO.. Istopis' Zhurnall rorkh Statey, Vol. 47, 1949

r, 2&ldtll t/-4) .
USZSR/Yabbiology - Antibiosis and Symbiosis. Antibiotics F-2
ALs Jour Hof 2hur - Biol.., No 51 1958: 19421
Author : Kasbkln) P.N.., Tsyg~n_~-A_-
Inst :
Title : V sb..- Eksperim. i klinichl. Issledovani-yap III L.) Medgiz$
1956, 92-94
Abstract : Antibiotic phytorubin (I) formed by T. rubrm on a mediwn
composed from diluted (1"1) beer wort, accumulated in the
mycelilim, from which it was extracted by ChCl3 and acetons.
The greatest activity of i was observed with respect to mi-
croorganisms of strepto- and staphylococci groups, diph-
theria bacilli and sporogenic microorganisms (from 1-10
/ml). I also is active on Yqcobacterium tuberculosis
and Bacillus perfringens (8-16 /ml), and on some yeast-
like fungi (125-250 /ml). I is divided into 4 fractions.
The greatest activity is in the second fraction., but it
is lower than the activity of the initial product. I is
Card
Card 1/2

I~YGANOV, V.A.; GOLYAKOV, P.N.; KOM', Yu.Ye.; YEFIYOVA, V.M.
Act inomyce a-produc ers of pentaene antibiotica. Wikrobiologiia
33 no.ltl52-161 -Ta-F 164. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Leningradskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut antibiotikov.

-C~, L)v
jj,,~!p ~b
-cl- iology - ilintib-L-L-
Ref
0v, V.
Inst
T, Antibiotic Activ'ty .-~f e Fungus
Orig, 71fr) V sb.: L'I-sre-rim. !-I'nich- i5-~,-Ledrrv~,-n;-yn TT r?lr,-.
1956, 95-97
Abstrac L Epiderro-phytor, cultured -A.- iri "on ter
cal. msts at 226o cnd T)Tf of' 06.8. rA7bs!;-&.nc~-,q were
in P- 10r. F;oj.lz-ion of ch1c)roform., vnd
extracts of --, 30-d~~Y rvcc-Utw,- vh-ich
Staphy-Lococcus ~:.urev-, di,:~,itherio. bae'Ll'= vere inci.1-
ve to-dard c:,,.*%ifC),--Ia !-~-lcilli . Me gre,.;tr2:--L nc~.,Ivity
found in the clu.orol'irm cz~ract of
CCU5 -nd
aurcus
bacillus in dilution).
Card 1/2

U-9SR/Microbioloa - .
.L I _ I `Ymbio-,-'~.
-- -
Ab,-, 17')Iur : Ref 7j..u, - 3. - F- ~
-LO-L. , 5, 19420
Ether CXtr! -c t s -_.T 1, - 'the cu-1Au!'(! mediLL,, -, r, Lile r'liven d i 7 --
tions exerced no effect. --U.
Card 2/'-

UaIHI/ Fharmacology-, Toxicology, Chamotherapeutic Agents U-7
Ai~ Jour' 1: Ref. Zh. Biol.. No 21, 1958J. No 8109
Author : Khahkin,, P. ff., Bezborodov., A. M., Yelinov., N. P.Y Hashkin,
'K. P. Marchenkova, F. G., Tzyganov, V. A.., Yamshchikov, V. P.
Title : Materials on the Analysis of Failures in Antibiotic Therapy
Orig Pub : V. Sb. Antibiotikil Eksperim.-lainich. Izuoh. M., 1956
274-290
Abstract : Aong the causes for failure in antibiotic therapy,
the authors have emphasized bacterial resistance, appearance
of moniliasis, and hormesis. An increased resistance to
antibiotics is also characteristic of the facultative path-
ogens which more frequently develop a group tolerance.
The streptomycin and biomycin resistant microorganisms

undergo more prodound and more stable biochemical changes
than those resietant to penicUin, levomy in, and sintomycin,
Most of the resistant atralno have a decreased tolerance to
warming, alcohol, and antiseptic solutions. Alongside the
highly resistant strains, dependent strains appear as a result
of adaptation, especially among the tubercle bacilli, which
grow luxuriously on media satureated with proper antibi-
otics. Yeast-like organisms of the genus Candida are fre-
quently responsible for fatal complications In patients with
dysentery and pneumonia. Monilia. infections affect the
mucous membranes of the oral cavity, larynx. vagina and the
large skin folds; less frequently ulcerative lesions In the
alimentaky tract and foca.1 pulmonary involvement are en-
countered. Streptomycin, penicillin, sintomycin, levomycetin,
blomycin and z sakazin proved to be ineffective in the treatment
of moniliasis. Gramicidin-C aspergiUin and aspergin demon-
strated some effectiveness. Streptomycin, penicillin and

aureomycin in various concentrations have, actualljT,
increased the growth of Cand1da in special teat-tube ex-
periments. Rabbits with experimental moniliasis
succumbed to infection after 2 - 5 days if treated with
penicillin., etreptomycin, biomycin or levomycin, and
after 39-35 days if untreated. The phenomena of hormesis,
i. e. the deptruction of the normal microflora of the akin and
mucous membranes., is associated with irrational antibiotic
therapy. A number of patients demontrated absence of coliform.
bacilli in cultures, profieration of Proteus, a-Umli-forming
and putrefactive microorganisms the toxins of which cause
toxemia on reaching the blood P,ream.

TSYGANOV, V.A.
--- amemats-
ONew techniques in laboratory analysisal A.V,rlorinskii. Reviewed by
T.A.TSyganov. Iab.delo, 2 no.5:32 3-0 '56. (HI2A 9:11)
I (MIDICAL IABORATORIES)
(FLORINSKII, A.V.)

TSII Q (Cand. of Bio. Sci.); YtVISIICIrIKGV) V.P.; BEZBOBODOV, '.".;
- _.Y_ "Gi. V , - V, A, It LIZ
ELINOV, N.P. (Cand. of Bio. Sci.); YMSSMUN, K.P.; MARCMIKOVA, F.G.;
"Materials on Analysis of Failures in Treatment 'ilith Antibiotics,"
p. 274 Ministry of Health USSR Proceedings of the Second All-Union Conference on
Antibiotics) 31 May - 9 June 1957. p. 405, Moscow, Medgiz, 1957.

USSR/Ilic rob iolo3y. Antibiosi3 --n,-'. L'Sly._,,bosia. I'liati- F-2
biotics
Abs J.,,)ur : --Zcf Z'Aur Bi-'-c)l.l No 14, 1958, No 6,233'1
Aut ho r : Toy-innov 11*1,31takav KullIkov", 0 . 7,T.
-------------------
inst
Title : Ou Vio i-Ict'hid of RaisjnG 'Actino:-_,~ycctos in S_-_~all
VoluLijs of Liquid 1---odia
Or i,- Pub : Antiblotiki, 1957, 2, -Io 4, 32-35
0
Abstract ; Ta c~coao--Azo, Qn food _1,Ddla in .-.ass Invost isat ions
01, -,.cti--qol--,Ycc;,Ucs---.,IulI '-)roducts of antibiotic sub-
atr ,--ricos-it Is roe to ralso actinaip3otcs
not in-i''lasllls, but in tost tuboa with 5--il. ,-)f
food A-1 tYPc, -'1-3 sli131:cr iB c.'~patcd for
stuirri-aCz, on which it Is posoiblo to raisc
sLmltanuc~.IsIY uP to 390 culturoa. A co--parison
activity ir. 360 culturo.,3 in tQ.-,t
of antibiotic
tubcs and flasks -,,h(,,,,irJd co.iplcto t~~,-rociacnt
of t1torg. A doscriptioll of tho 1,11inkcr iB -Ivcn.
Ca rd ".,Takhi-..1ovs'A-_,Ya
15

GOLYAKOV, P.N.0 TSYGANOV, V.A.
Use of PRper disks in detecting the activity of culture medium fluid
of microbes producing Antibiotics culture medium fluid. (with
summary in English]. Antibiotiki, 3 no-3:96-100 My-Je 158 (MIRA 11-7)
1. Loningradskiy nnuchno-isaledovnteliskiy inatitut antiblotikov
(nnuchnyy rukovoditell - prof. P.N. Knahkin).
(ACTINOMYCES, culture,
determ. of antibiotic property-of culture medium. paper
disk method (Rua))
(ANTIBIOTIOSO
antibiotic property of notinomyce culture medium,
paper disk method of determ. (Rus))

TSYGANCFV, V.A.- GOLYAKOV, P.N.; BZZBORODOV, A.M.; NAMNSTNIXOVA, V.P.;,Et0PK0, G.V.;
S.N.; MkLYSHKINA, M.A.; BOVSHAKOVA, L.O.
Biology and isolation of the antifungal antibiotic 26/1.
Antibiotiki 4 no.1:21-26 Ja-F '59. (MIRA 12:5)
1. Leningradskiy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut antibioti-
kov.
(ANTIBIOTICS,
antibiotic 26/1, fungicidal properties &
biol. (Rue))
(Yaoicums,
antibiotic 26/1 (Rue))

w, 'Ye. , , S.N.;
BOGD~IIOVA# N.P.; ME yu. - SANIJT OJT, 'Ir.A.; SOLOVIYEV
. T-3yG."to"I V AV
B.vs 7
Identif J CUICI on of the antibiotic 116) by actinu-
wjcoteB from the A.timr1cei griaeiw pro-up. Alit-lb-ir-i O-ld 16
no.3095-201 mr 165. (IIITRA .1~" 10)
1. Laningradskiy
biotikov.

BOGDANOVA, N.P.; K07ALEVA, L.A.j SHENIN, Yu.D.; SOLOVIYEV, S.N.; TSYGANOV, V.A.;
ZMJKOVA, R.A.1 NAMP.STNIKOVA, V.P.
Violacein, a nev antibiotic. Nikrobiologiia 34 no-0623-626 JI-Ag
165. (MIRA 3.8 110)
1. Taningradskiy nauchno-issl,-dovatellskiy institut antibiotikov.

~.V,; IOFINA E.I.-I ALIBEIII, M.M.;
V V.A., KOHEV YU.7e.; FURSENKO, H MALYSHKINA, M-A-;
is I.B.; SOLIOV'76VP
-A- STAFOVA, N.N.; VENKOVAI
Hi T.V-; FILIppOVA,
BOGDANOVAv N.P.; KOTENKOY
ristics of actinOmYceteo producing the
Isolation and charactA, iki 9 no.4:291-296 Ap(164.
antibiotic trichomycin. Antibiot MIRA 19:1)
1. LeningradskiY nauchno-issiedovateltakiy institut antibiotikov.

GOLYAKOV, P.N.; TSYGANOV, V.A.; KONEV, Yu.ye.
Characteristics of antibiotic properties of some actinomycetes
producing hexene antibiotics. Antibiotiki 9 no.4t297-303 Ap 164.
(MIRA 19-1)
1. Leningradskiy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy inatitut antibiotikov.

NRI AP6028723 SOURCE CODE: UR/0220/66/035/ooh/o6l2/0622
AUTHOR: Konevq Yue Yes; Tsyganovy Vo A*
ORG: Leningrad AntibioticsyResearch Institute (Leningradakiy
nauchno-isoledovatellskiy institut antibiotikov)
TITLEt Verticillate actinomycetes producers of polyenic antibiotics
SOURCE: Mikrobiologi3ra, v. 35, no. 49 1966# 612-622
TOPIC TAGS: actinomycetes, antibiotic, fungus antibiotic/ uA-'
ABSTRACT:
Comparatively ra-re verticillate actinomycetes strains cul-
tured from laboratory and soil aamplea were found to
-:oynthesize polyenic antibiotica. These antibiotics were
'investigated by spectrophotometric and UV adsorption methods
,carried out on mycelial extracts. [WA-50; CBE No. 111
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I-Card

TSYGANOV,-..,V.A.; KONEV, Yu.Ye.1 NAMESTHIKOVA, V.P.
Characteristics of the actinomycete No.44 B/Ij the producent
of mycoheptin, a now antifungal antibiotic. Antibiotiki 10
no.7t599-602 Jl 065. (MIRA 1819)
1. Loningradekiy nauchno-issladovateliskiy knotitut Rntibiotikov,

BELENIKTY, B.C.; BOLISIIAKOVA, L.J.; I(AHYSIM, O.P.; I.TLY1191111.1"., Yu.V.;
L.G.; SOLOVIYLV, S.N.; TSYGAIIOV, V.A.
~4
Antibiotic from a new type of Penicilaium with gluccae clehydrogenase
activity. Antibiotiki 9 no.7:602-603 Jl 164.
(14IIIA 18:3)
1. Lenlngradskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut antiblotikov.

V.
-acterlc~tlc-s Cf a new Specif;,-,
pholr,~~fca` and b-I ocir e-mi Cal c*,:.av
n
C", 3
2
Inititut antibictikov.

TSYGANOV, V. A.; ZHUKOVAI R. A.; BODANOVA, N. P.; NAICSTNIKOVA, V. P.
'I A new species of the streptomycete 2732A, producing an antibiotic pigment."
report submitted for Antibiotics Cong, Prague, 15-19 jun 64.
Cent Antibiotic Inst, Leningrad.

KASHKIN, P. N.; TSYGANOV) V. A.
"Changes inducted in microorganisms by the influence of various antibiotic com-
binations."
report submitted for Antibiotics Cong, Prague, 15-19 jun 64.
State Inst for Pozt-graduate Training, Leningrad.

GOLYAKOV,l PJI.; TSY.GUIOV.. V.A.; MOROZOV, V.14.
Actinomycetes producing an antifungal antibiotic of the hemme
type. Mikrobiologiia, 32 no.5t763-770 S-0163 - (MIRA 17:2)
1. Leningradskiy nauchno-isoledovateltskiy institut antibiotikov.

TSYGAIIOV, V.A.; GOLYAKOll, P.1%; 1ULLYSIffINA, M.A.; FUPSENKO, M.V.;
FILIPPOVA, A.I.
Characteristics of antibiotics produced by Actinomyces levoris.
Antibiotiki 8 no.1:29-33 Ja'63. (MIRA 16:6)
1. leningradskiy institut antibiotikov.
(AcTnoi-fYcEs) (Al'ITIBIOTICS)

KONEV, Yu.Ye.;.YSYGANOVO V.A.
A new species in the yellov actinom7cetes groupy Actincmyces
zantholiticus n.sp. MI obiologiia 31 no.6tlO23-1028 W-V 162o
(MIRA 1613)
1. Ieningradakiy nauchno-issledovateltokiy institut antibiotikov.
(AGTIlqMYCES)

TSYGANOV,-Y-.,A.,---
Changes in the antigenic properties of Escherichia coli under the
influence of antibiotics and their relation to the polysaccharide
content. Antibiotiki 6 no.10:936-9/a 0 161. JIURA 14:12)
1. Leningradskiy nauchno-Issledavatel'ski institut antiblotikov.
3&TIC~
(ESOMRICHIA GOLI) (AN T I B S'
(POLYAGGHARLAS)

TSYGANOVp V.A.j GOLYAKOV, P.N.; GOL)ZISIICIIEVp N.N.; KOZLOV, K.A.
Com-oarative antimicrobial and an~iblastic activity of some
actinomycetes. 'Eksp. i klin. issl. po ~ntibiot. 1:304,310 158.
(MIRA 15:5)
(TWORS) (ACTINOMYCES)

, GOLYAKOV, P-N.; GOLENISHCHEV, N.N.; KOZLCV, K.A.
TSIP~,QIQVjj *L. k. -
Antagwastic characteristics of actinomycetic soils in Leningrad.
Eksp. i klin. isal. po antibiot. 1:15-23 158. (WRA 15'- 5)
(ACTINOMYCES) (LF.NINGILU--SOILS-MICROBIOLOGY)

-TSYGANOV, V A-
- ---K
Antigenic characteristics of Escherichia coli
action of antibiotics. Eskp. i klin. isal. po
(ESCHERICHIA COLII/ (ANTIBIOTICS)
(ANTIGENS AND ANTIBODIES)
in connection vith-the
antibiot. 1:63-69 '58,
NIRA 15:5)

. TSYGANOV, V.A.; GOLYAKOV, P.N.; SOLOVIYEV, S.N.; BELENIKIY, B.G.; FILIPPOVA,
A. 1.
Antibiotic substances of the jolyene series. Report No.1: Study of
the biological properties of actinomyces which produce polyene
antibiotics. Eksp. i klin. issl. po antibiot. 2:6-12 160.
(MIRA 15:5)
(ANTIBIOTICS) (ACTINOMYGES)

KAMYSHKOP O.P.; TSYQaOV, V.A.; YEFIMOVA, G.V.
Method for determining the antagonistic activity of soi-1 fungi.
Eksp. i klin. issl. po antibiot. 2:27-30 16()& (MPIA 15:5)
(FuNru imRFEcTi)

.TSYGANOV, V.A.; GOLYAKOV, Y.N.; SOLOVIYEV, S.N.; BELEDIIKIY, B.G.; FILIF%R
Antibiotic substances of the polyeno series. Report flo.2: Study
of the physicochemical properties of polyono antibiotics. Eksp. i
klin. issl. po antibiot. 2:13-20 160. (MIRA 15:5)
(MITIBIOTICS)

GOLYAKOV9 P.N.;_TSYGANOV, V.A.; KONEV, Yu.Ye.
Further use of the method of paper dUkz in
antibiotic substanceo. Eksp. i klijio~ isal.
160. (ANTIBIOTICS)
x
\1
I i\k.\'
iiMotigating new
PO ~'-*ntibiot. 2:21-26
(MIRA 1515)

TSYGANPI.,-LA--~
Adaptation of "Ischerichia coli and Staphylococcus to the c=bined
action of antibiotics in vitro. Eksp. i klin. issl. po antibiot.
1:44-53 158; (MIRA 15:5)
(ESCHERICHIA GOLI) (STAPHYLOCOCCUS)
(ANTIBIOTICS) -

TSYGANOV,-Y.,&,
Use of the precipitation in agar method for demonstrating the
serological variability of Escherchia coli under the action of
antibiotics. Eksp. i klin. issl. po antibiot. 1:70-74 158.
(MIRA 15 - 5)
(ESCHERICIfIA COLI) (ANTIBIOTICS)
(ANTIGENS AND ANTIBODIES-ANALYSIS)

GOLYAKOV, P.N.;:_~SYW4GVL V.A.
Evaluation of methods used in isolating actinomyces
antibiotic substances. Antibiotiki 6 no.10:87&882
1. Leningrad kiy nauchno-issledovatel skiy institut,
(ASCTINOMES'.) ~ANTIBIOTIGS)
which produce
0 161.
(MI?A 14:12)
antibiotikov.

TSYGMIOV, V.A.
-------
Action of streptomycin, penicillin, synthomycii3 and their combinations
on Staphylococci and Escherichia coli in vitro. Eksp. i klin. issl.
- po, antibiot. ls39-43 158. (NIRA 15:5)
(STAPIrILOCOCCUS) (ESCHERIGHIA COLI)
I (ANTIBIOTIGS)

TSYGANOV, V.A.,- KULIKOVA, O.M.
Characteristics of the biological properties of antibiotic-producing
actinomycetes during the preservation of cultures under various
conditions. Antibiotiki 7 no.6:499-506 Je 162. (MIRA J5*-5)
1. Leningradskiy nauchno-issladovatollskiy institut antibiotikav.
(ACTIN01MYGES) (Atri-IBIOTICS)

TSYGANOV, V.A.
Differences in the antigenic structure of antibiotic-sensitive
and antiobiotic-resiotant dnteric bacteria. Zhur.mikrobiol.epid.i
immun. 32 no.3':'120-124 Mr 161. (KIM 14:6)
1. Iz L-eningradekogo nauchno-looledovatellskogo instituta antibiotikov
Mir*bterstva zdravookhraneniya RSFSR.-
(ANTIBIOTICS) (ESCHERIGHIA, COLI)

(~S:YGANOV, V.A.
Antigenic changes in Bact. coli under the influence of antibiotics.
Antibiotiki 5 no.4:90-95-Jl-Ag 160. OUM 13:9)
1. Leningradskiy nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut zntibiotikov.
(ANTIBIOTICS) (ESCHERICHIA ODLI)

TSYGANUI, V - I-k.
Principles of PhAo-raphy and aerial. -hoto:,raphy Moskva, Izd-vo ~Toode7lehr?skoi i
I
cheskoi lit-ry, 1352. z94 p. (53-32047)
TR200.TP,

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MEN, P-leg Vas-lyevl,::'-;
NIKULIN, NiikolEy 7:-sillyevl~.,h: i,,f .:".~':V, 'avel V.,i
TSfG i
(Technology of the manufacture of electrAcp-I inou-'ating
materials and constructions] Tekfmulogiia prolzvcKlswa
elektroi.zoJiatsicrmykh materl al o% i
Bobylev i dr. Moslkva, Ene-glih, 196111. 451i, p.

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Apparatus for contut"m polynsorUsticia of drying cals.
U.S., C, 00
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di,k providedf with jk healins r1prarni anti with Channels
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TSTGANOVp VIAj GOLYAKUVp P.N.
Antibiotic properties and systemtic position of some aotinomycetes
of the globisporus group. Report No. 1. Trudy Inst. microbiol.
no,83170-181 160, (MIRA 14: -1)
is I.aningradskiy nauchno-issledavatellskiy institut antibiotikov.
(ACTINOMYCETALES)

t
v ..GOLYAKQr,,..F.N.; SOLOVIYEVO SAI BELENIKIYI B.G.; FILIPPOVA,
Antiblotia pi!opertieo and ayote4tic popition Of 0 m**e actinomycetes
fr= the globisporuo group. Repoirt No. 2. Trudy Inst. microbiol.
no.gsl82-187 160. (MM 1481)
1. Laningradakiy nauchno-isoledovatellpUy institut antibiotil6ay.
(ACtINMYCETALIr)

284
AUTHOR: T~ ~~Uuu~drl/ L
-1. and Tsyganov, V.V., Kazgiprotsvetmet
organisation.
TITLE: Semi-industrial installation for smelting copper concentrates
in a cyclonic furn ce. (Polupromyshlennaya ustanovka dlya
plavki mednykh kontsentratov v tsiklonnoy pechi.)
PERIODICAL: "Tsvetpye MetallY11 (Non-ferrous Metals),
1937, No. 1, pp. 42 - 45, (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: In this article, a description is given of the semi-
industrial scale cyclone furnace for copper smelting desigaed
by Kazgiprotsvetmet Organisation for the Balkhashsk Copper
Smelting Works. The basis for the desi&n was experimental
work of the Bnergetics Institute of the Academy of Sciences
of the Kazakhstan S.S.R. The cyclone proposed has a diameter
of 1 000 mm and a height of 1 750 mm. and'is lined with chrome-
magnesite brick. The cyclone is to be enclosed in a water
jacket. It is expected that the installation will be able to
smelt about 100 tons of charge per day.
A brief description is also given of a cyclonic installation
designed by the oreanisation for semi-industrial tests on the
sublimation and smeltinG oT the poly-metallic ores of the
Altai region, i4termediate products and similar materials.
This differs from the pieviously discussed cyclonic install-
at-ion only in the gas-iemoval system.
An editorial note to this article points out that important
details are laob-:Lng from the design information provided. The
note also mentions that comparative tests carried out by the
Gi-protsvetmet organisation have shown that fluidised roasting

284
Semi-industrial installation for smelting copper concentrates
in a cyclonic furnace. (Cont.)
in oxygen is superior to cyclonic processes for copper
sulphide concentrates, and that semi-industrial experimental
installations for the fluidised process should also be
constructed.
There are 2 figares and 2 Russian references.

ZIIIVAREV, A. F., TSYGt".NOV, V. F.
Milling Machines
Quick acting hydromechanical fixture for milling machines. Stan. 1 instr., 23, No.
2, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1953. Unclassified.

TSYGANEDV# V.I., aspirant
Transistorized phase motor for signaling deTices. ATton.telex. i
eviazi 4 no.11:14-16 N 160. (KM 13:11)
1. Kafedra avtomatiki i tel'emekhaniki Tomskogo elektromekhanicheskogo
instituta inzhenerov zheleznodorozhnogo transporta.
(Railroads-Sigaaling) Mectric measurements)

TSYGAEOV, Vladimir Yikhaylcrvich; SWMIOV, S.M., red.; ZAYTSEVA, L.A.,
- ~ - - -2-~
-~e b . rel.
[Work of patrons in the
, Profizdat,, 1962.
tivislua, no.21(45))
(Agriculture)
countr7lShe'Lskaia rabota na sele. YO-
62 p. (Bibliotecbka profsoiuznogo ak-
(MIRA 15:11)

TSYGANOVY V.V.
'-- -Cyclone-method of processing nonferrous metal concentrates.
I Trudy Alt. GMIJII All Kazakh.SSR 9:20:L-206 160. (MIRA 14:6)
1. Kazgiprotevetmet. (Nonferrous metals--Metallurgy)

TSYGANOV, Ye.,_,--.
Repair of equipment by units at the Kharkov Tractor Plant.
Mashinostroitell no.10:9 0 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Glavnyy mekhanik Kharlkovskogo trakhtornogo zavoda.

makNOV. Te. M.
Iron oxides and iron hydroxides in peamatiteS of Tolbyula- KlU-
abor. no-5:179-186 151. (NLBA ~:12)
1. Gosuniversitat imeAi Ivaw Yranko, Llvav.
(Volbynia--Pegmatites) (Iron oxides) (Iron hydroxides)

TSTGANOV, YS-M-
--~Qaw~tZZOM, pagmatites of VolhYnia, Nauk.z;LP.Llviv.un. 23.^10'06--1-34'
'53- (Volhvnia--Qmrtz) (miu id: 3)
(Pagmatites)

TSTGUM, Ye -
Lithia mica from pegmatites of VolhyxLi&. Z&p.Vses.xIr,.ob-Ta
83 no.4:383-397 154. (MLRA Bt2)
1. Yakutskiy filial Akademii nauk SSSR*
(VoIhyuia--LepIdoUte)

AUTHOR: Tsyga V, Ye.M. (EnEineer). 133-3-11[/23
TITLE., We influerua of the luape of otrip edges on the strea-C-th
of the welded seam of tubes. (Vliyaniye formy kromo-
sttripsov na prochnost, svarnoc-,o shva trub).
PERIODIC;.L: "Stal (Steel), ":o.8p 1957, i--,P.728-730 (USSR).
ABSTIU-IMThe behaviour of meval stri-p and in particular, its edGes
ing the process of formation of tube is discursed
It a-ppears, from the above discussion that the
ed-es of a strip aurin~, the formation of tube close in a
1.)
parallel rosition to eacn other. This was experiment'ally
confirmed by drawii~-, strips of three different dimensions
with various angles of slolAof the edges. EdLres of some
experimental strips weremachined at 900 and for the for-
mation of tubes, the strips were drarin (at 1200 C) on a
Stationary mill without blowing, qir on to the ed~-,-es. iln
examination of the appropriate cross-section indicated th~,-_t
at the mom-nnt of closi.,v~f the ekes in all cases meet
parallel to each other. The influence of the s~iape of edGes
on the (,,u,)-Iity of the vielded seam Tiaz investi-ated when
draviin,~; strips with edEes bevelled at 0, 3, 6, 9 and 120.
Card 1/3 Strips with the sc-ane bevel alor4~ the whole length and witti
various angles on their individual section :iere te-sted

133-8-14/28
The influence of the shape of strip edges on the strength
of the welded seam of tubes. (Cont.)
(Fig-.5). Tubes of 1-1.25" dia. were made from rimmirg
steel of the following composition %: C 0.10, Mn 0.38,
S 0.038, P 0.042 and 2" tubes from aluminium killed steel
of composition %: C 0.12, Mn 0.42, S 0.045, P 0.041. In
order to study the influence of angle of bevel strip edges
some strips were drawn so as to form the external surface
of tube from the narrower width of the strip and vice versa
(Fig.6). Cross-section of tubes produced are shown in
Fig.7. Welding was done at 1320-1340 C with blowing air
on to the edges. The external and internal appearance of
the seam of the specimens of the second group made from
strip with edges bevelled 0, 3 and 60 did not differ in
any way. Seam.-Made from strips with edges bevelled at
9 and 120 had a 0.5 mm deep line on the inside of the tube.
Mechanical testing of the strength of seam indicated that
with decreasing angle of bevel of strip edges the strength
of the seam increases (Fig.8). Specimens of tube made from
strip with right angle edges had the highest strength.
Similar experiments on a continuous mill made in the
Card 2/3 Chelyabinsk Tube Works confirmed the above results. It is
concluded that there is no need to produce strip with

133-8-14/28
The influence of the shape of strip edges on the strength
of the welded seam of tubes. (Cont.
bevelled edges either for continuous or stationary tube
welding mills.
There are 8 figures.
ASS~QIATION: Vyksa Metallurgical Works. (Vyksunskiy Metallurg-
K. , icheskiy Zavod).
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 3/3

TILTCHEY-EV, M. D., GOYS.A., YO. I., TSYGAI Ye. V.
"A Gravimetric Mehhod for the Quantigative Determination of Aromatic Hydrocarbons
in Light-Colored Petroleum Products."
Study and Use of Petroleum Products, Moscow, Gostoptekhizdat, 1957, 213 Pp.
q7his collection of articles gives results of AU Sci. Res. Inat. fot- Proces.-Ang of
Petroleumzand Pies for the Production of Synthetic Liquid Fuel..

I Y Ye . A . , in Z'n . i "'i ~', "J: I fs ~ V , ii 4 _
v , I f .,Y'jAN0)V, Yli,, I . , ii.r',,h 1 1. ( ~,~ !,.,, t
New layout for billidingn of a nynthe,.!,,, rut~b,~-r plart. rrcm,.
strol. 42 no.1;18.19 165, (MIRA 1 q ~ 3)

'N'tILAN, Eollsilnayii ul- ~ ; ~.! ~-,
1. , :1~- -L
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T';YGANCJVA.. A. (Tas~yent, P,,-;: t 1; p,
Abstracts of articles recei-nta' Li C. ",- t 0 pt r 6"m
protez. 2- 4 no.9~419 S 1 6 3 . I'l, 11 R A I
L Iz Respibli,kanskog,-, del%skc4n z sarfi,%-riy~
im-r-n-i Krur)skry Mir.4--ster:itvu zvl
(glavnyy vranh - Kh.!.Yu3upc~v&`.

-TSYGMIOVA, A. -- M. Cand. Med. Sci.
Dissertation: "Blood Circulatijn During Lobar Pneumonia." Central Inst. for Advanced
Training of Pbysicians. 23 Dec 47.
SO-. Vachernyaya Moskva, Dec, 1947 (Project #17836)

SHULITSEV, G.P.,-_,Tp~ (Moskva)
Two cases of adrenal atrophy in prolonged steroid therap7.
Klin. med. 41 no.7tl2l-123 Jlt63- (Mm 16:12)
1. 1z 1-y kafedry terapii (zav. - prof. A.Z. Chernov) TSen-
trallnogo instituta usovershenstvovaniya vrachey i Bollnitsy
imeni S.P. Botkina (glavnyy vrach Yu.G*Antonov), Moskva.

ZASOSOV, V.A.; IbYGAVOVA, A.M.
Producing paraaminobenzoic acid. Med. prom. 15 no-8:38-39 Ag 161.
(MIRA 14-12)
1. Vsegoyuznyy nauc4no-isfledavatellskiy kbimiko-farmatsevticheski7
institut imeni S. OrdzhorAkidze.
(BENZOIC ACID)

Demonstration of two pationts with infectious mononucleosis. Terap.arkh.
25 no.2:84-85 Mr-Ap 153. (KIRA 6:5)
(Xona=ClaoBis)

DUNAYNVA, A.V.; ZiMNA, H.S.; TSYGANOVA, A.M.
Studying spatial variations in the characteristics of the snow
cover. Trudy GG) no.108:19-25 160. (MIRA 13:11)
(Snow surveys)

KIUYi'Tp M.Ya.; _TSYCI;L~1071"ho A.1,1,.
Obtaininc, tri-mathyll-i7dro-4"uir-onee p--=, 14 no, 10:27-30 0 160.
0 - (MIRA 13 ; 10)
(Iiwiioc~,4'j ilx)l ".&)

VOLOKH, V.G.; WSHCHINA, H.V.; IGRMIOV, V.D.; NECHAYEV, I.N.; PO)MOVSKAYA,
I.A.; TRIFONOVA, T.S.; TSYGAHOVA, A.M.; RUSIN, N.P., otv.red.;
KITAYTSZV, A.M.i red ; KUZIIUH, L.A., red.; CLIMPOV, Y.G., red.;
SKITEYKINI I.S., red:; BERLIN, I.A., red.; NECHAYEV, I.N., red.;
SHCHARBAKOVA, L.F., red.; MARTYNOV, S.I., red.; SIMONOV, Yn.P.,
red.; IVAHOV, A.P., red.; BESSONOV, H.P., red.; YASNOG0ROD,9Kt%YA,
M.M., red.; VLADIMIROV, O.G., takhn.red.
(Directions for hydrometeorological stotions and postal Nastavlenie
gidrometeorologichookim atantsliam i postam. Leningrad, Gidro-
meteor.izd-vo. No-3, Pt.l. [Observations at meteorological stations]
Meteorologicheakie nablindeniia no stantaiiakh. 1958. 223 P.
(MIRA 12:12)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye npravlaniye -,idrometeorologi-
cheskoy sluzhby. 2. Sotrudniki Metodicheskogo otdela Glavnoy geo-
fizichankoy observatorii im. A.I.Voyeykove (for Volokh, Gushchina,
Igrunov, Nechayev. Pokrovskaya, Trifonova, TSygnnova). 3. Glavnoye
upravleniye Gidrometeorologichaskoy F;luzhby SSSR (GUGHS)(for KitAyteev.
Kuztmin, Olimpov, Skiteykin). 4. Glavmaya -peofizichaskaya observatoriya
(GGO) (for Berlin, Rechayev, Rusin, Sherbakova). 5. Hestnyye upravleniya
Gidromotoorologichaskoy aluzhby (for Mortymov, Simonov, Ivanov, Bee-
sonov).
(Metoorology--Observation3)

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iACCESSION NR3 AP40'41584 S/0078/64/009/007/1650/1652!;
:AUTHOR: Ty*lkina, M. A.; Tsy*ganova, 1.
TITLE: The hafnium-niobium system
!SOURCE: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii.
;1650-1652
A.; Savitskiy, Ye. M.
v. 9, no. 7, 1964,
TOPIC TAGS: hafnium niobium system, hafnium niobium alloy. alloy
jhase composition, alloy structure, alloy property
1ABSTRACT: Fourteen hafnium alloys with niobium contents of 0-1002
have been studied by the method of physicochemical analysis. Alloys!
wer*e melted from 98.5% pure hafnium and 99.4% pure niobium. Meltingt!
l
1was performed in an unconsumable electrode-arc furnace in an atmosphere
lof helium under a pressure of 200 mm Hg. Alloys were studied in
th'o* ascast and annealed (at 750, 1000, 1500, or 1700C) conditions.
Annealing at 1700 or 1500C (for 30 min) was performed in a vacuum,
land annealing at 750 and 1000C (for 500 hr) in evacuated ampuls.
JAt temperatures over 1800C,hafnium and niobium form a continuous
~series of-solid solutions (see Fig. I of -thw Enclosure). The.solubility
L,~,,d -1/3

ACCESSION NR: AP4041584
lok hafnium in niobium a*t 820C does not e,xceed 10%; that of niobium
in hafnium is even lower and does not exceed 3%. No chemical com-
1pounds were discovered in the systembui'a rather sharp'increase
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of hardness in hafnium-rich alloys from 451 kg/mr,12, at 90X haf-
nium to 538 kg/MM2 at 9~% hafnium indica,tes the possibility of the
;existence of the metast,able w-phasa,usuqlly encountered in systems
containing titanium and,zirconium. Orig. art. has: 2 figures,
1 table, and 2 formulas.
IASSOCIATION-. none'
SUBMITTEDt 09May63 ATD PRESS t 3072 ENCL: 01
SUB CODE: MM NO REP SOV: 003 OTHERi 004
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