SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZYLKA, R. - ZYRIN, N. G.

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KIJEWSKI,-Wiial-aw,-Irg3~-i-ni.-;-NACZYNSKr,-j6-r-z3~;-i-n-z.,--~YL-K-0
mgr.
Problems and state of gas engineering In the German Democratic
Republic as seen from certain centers. Gaz woda tachn sanit 37
no.4/5sl33-136 Ap-My 163.
1. Central Gas Engineering Laboratory, Warsaw.

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URBANSKI, Tadeusz; SKOWRONSKA SERAFINCWA, Barbara; ZIYLOWSK 1, Jerzy
Reactions of aromatic amines with syanoguanidine, IX. Naphthalamidine-
urea and its reactions with amines. Rocz chemii 33 no.6:1377,-;1382 159.
(EUI 9:9)
1. Katedra Tecnologii Organicznej II Politechnikip Warszawa i
Zaklad Syntezy Lekow Insty-tutu Gruzlicy, Warszawa.
(Cyanoguanidins) (AmInes)
(Naphthylamidinourea) (Aromatic compoundis)

AUTHOR: Zym'a'k, V" Engineer
TITLE.- Volumetric Efficiency
PERIODICAL: Stroji ~renstvi, 196o,
Z/032/60/010/08/006/033
EWVE5~5
of Radial Piston Pumpsl
V61 10, No 8, pp 577-583
ABSTRACT: A new method is proposed for calculating the volumetric
efficiency of radial piston pumps which,takes into
consideration the eccentricity of the pistons in their
cylinders as well as the eccentricity of the rotor on
its spindle. The volumetric efficiency is expressed
by an equation which contains terms for taking into
consideration leakage and suction losses. The influence
of the pressure and temperature on the deformation of
the individual parts of the pump are also taken into
consideration. The author derives formulae for
determining the optimum pressure gradient, the one for
which the temperature rise will be lowest. The use
of the derived relations is illustrated~on a practical
example of calculating the volumetric losses in a
radial pump with five 18 min dia. pistons, 1500 r.p.m.
with a throughput of 14.5 litres/min at~a pressure of
Card 1/3 250 atm., the peak pressure being up to~350 atm., thia

Z/032/6o/olo/o8/oo6/033
E073/E535
Volumetric Efficiency of Radial Piston Pumps
high pressure rotary pump has been deisigned and is being
manufactured by the Lenin (9koda) Works, Pi,Lsen, III tile
conclusions it is stated that the suctionAosses cannot
be expressed for the time being by a satisfactory
mathematical formula and their magnitude can only be
determined by practical tests. Reduction of these losses
can be obtained by a suitable choice of the running:speed,
increase of the size of the suction'caftals' and mainly by
filling the spaces of the piston pump with the liquid to
be transported by means of a low pressure auxiliary pump.
The leakage losses can be reduced by reducing the
tolerancesto the minimum possible; in calculating these
losses it is essential to.take into consideration the
eccentricity of the sealing components, the changes in.
the viscosity of the liquid nnd the changes in the play
as a functio the pressure and temperature. In
medium pre ss Iroland particularly in high pressure, pumps
the increase in the sealing gaps as a result of the high
Card 2/3 pressure of the liquid has the greatest influence on the

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Volumetric Efficiency of Radial Piston Pumps
leakage losses and, therefore, the respective components
of the pump and also of the motor should have a high
rigidity. Calculation of volumetric losses of pumps and
hydraulic motors carried out on the assumption of a'
constant -viscosity of the fluid and of zero eccentricity
is incorrect even for lowoperating pressures and does,
not even provide an approximately accurate picture on the
conditions pertaining in reality.
There are 8 figures and 6 references, 5 of which are
Czech and 1 Soviet.
Lenin Works,
ASSOCIATION3 Z~vodv V. 1. Lenina, Plzen" (Y,~.j
Pilsen)
Card 3/3

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J,
Metallurgical Inst., AS USSR
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(ST-IWTOMYCIN TOXIGOLOGY) (VESTIBULAR APPARATVS)

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TARAN, P., kand.tekhn.nauk; PRISTAVU, A.; ZYYALV, G.; SRALIWTt A.;,
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1. Trest Dzerzhinskruda, Krivoy Rog.

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gorny7 inzhener; OSTROUKHOV, A.I., gornyy Inzhaner; Mnmimv-
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Jqla
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ZYMALEV _G.S. _gurnyy inzh.; IOFFE, Z.M.,, lnzh.-ekonovist
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(MIRA 18S L-L)
1. Trest Dzerzhinakruda, Krivoy Rog.

ZVALEV, 04.; MAYDAN, D.S.
Possibilities of reducing losses and depletion of ores in the
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Teresa
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(ESTRADIOL)

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Author: Zymny, E.
Institution; None
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Original
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UTHORC-Alflorov, Zh,~ 1. (Alferov, Zh'. zyomogorovat, N#, 6, (Zimogorova,
A
N. S.)j*Samo11yanov# O..H. (Samollyanov, A.
TITLE: Photoelectric propertied of. heterojunctions in some semi-
Conductors
SOURCE., Ukrayinsiky4ty fizy*chny*y zhurnalo v. 9, no. 6,- 1964~9
659-663
TOPIC TAGSs epitax
ial film ep,itaxidl layar, haterojunctioni non-
rectifyiikg current contact
AbSTRACT: Appiying the gzks-transport method and'' u'sing iodine as a
transport agent, films of-GaAs on GaP, GaPt and 'Go on GaAs were pare- I
pared to obtain p -n heterojunctioni.
The transpor,ting material' was:
doped to produce-a'conductivity of a type opposite to that of~the.
Ij base. Furthermore, a method-for obtaining nonroctifying conta.cts~:
carrying current to the epitaxial layers of .Go :~GaAs and GaP .was
developed. The currant-voltage characteris,tics of the heterojunc-
r
tions and their, depend ence on'temperatures Vera, measured. :It 'was
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ture in the forward direction is' linear. The spectral distril;ution
d
jof photosensitivity has, a characteristic. shape with two maximums an
is determined by both s,ubstances of * the pair. The, forbidden gap of
the substance with a larger width of the band cart* be determined' by.
the maximuti in-the shortwave region of the spectrum.,~The red limit
of photosensitivity can be determined by the width of'the foy4i-dden I
gap of the substahce with a smaller width of, the band, Orie, art.~.
has: 6 figures and 4 formulas.
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ZYMOVETS, Viktor Naumovich; STOROZHUK, 0.0.; LUPKO, A.Ya., red.;
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[Production concentration on collective farms and its
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hispakh i ii ekonorichna efektyvnist'. Kyiv, Derzhsill-
.ho--pvydav URSR, 196~2. 82 p. (141IRA 16:12)
(Ukraine-Collective fanis--Management)
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ACC-Mi ---AP70-04974 SOURCE- CODE *---UR/004 8/66/030/009/1463/1466
AUTHOR: Vlasonko, N.A.; Zynlo,S.A,
ORO: none
TITLE: Polarization effects in electroluminescent ZnS:Mn tilms /Report, Fourteenth
All-Union Conference on Luminescence (Crystal Phosphors) hold at Riga, 16-23
Sept. 19657
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvostiya. Scriya fizichookaya, v.30, no.9, 1066, 1403-1466
TOPIC TAGS: elect roluminescence, zinc sulfide, manganese, electric polarization
ABSTRACT: The authors have investigated polarization effects in 0.25 micron thick
films of a ZnS:Mn alactroluminophor between Sn02 and Al oloctrodon. The metallic
electrode was separated from the luminophor by a 100-150 A thick layer of SiO. It was
found that when a steady voltage is applied to such~ a cell it becomes polarized and
the luminescence intensity rapidly drops by a factor of about 100. The polarized
condition persisted for several hours when the cell was short circuited, but the cell
could be restored to the unpolarized condition by irradiation with photons having
energies between 1.6 and 3 eV. When to a polarized cell ibere was applied a voltage
of the same sign as the polarizing voltage there resulted only weak luminescence, but
when a voltage of the opposite sign was applied, the initial luminescence flash was
brighter than that from an unpolarized cell. The luminescence intensity (both of the
initial flash and.in the steady state) was higher when the aluminum electrode was the

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anode when it was the cathode, and the duration of the polarizing and depolarizitg
processes also depended somewhat on the polarity# The presence of moisture reduced
the. polarization and accelerated the depolarizing process, It is hypothesized. that
the polarization is due to accumulation of free carriers ~t the luminophor-olect rode
boundary as a result of entrapment of electrons in deep traps. The ratio of the
polarization field to the polarizing field was evaluated an the ratio (Vj - Vl)/V2t
where Vl is the initial polarizing voltage and V2 is the Voltage of the same sign that,
must be applied to the polarized cell to produce an initial flash of the same intensity
as the flash produced by application of V, to the unpolarized-coll. Thisratio was
found to boi about 0.35 and to vary little with the magnitude and sign of the polar-
izing voltage. The polarization effects provide a simple explanation fora nuaber ot
experimental factog.includiug: 1) the low brightness achieved by application of
successive pulses of the same sign; 2) the strong influence of a test pulse of oppo-
site sign on the brightness produced by the following ten to twenty exciting pulses;
3) the.differences in the slopes of the voltage-brightuess characteristics for
different types of excitation; and 4) the transition phenomena that occurwhen suc-
cessive pulses of alternating sign are applied to the unexcited phosphors Orig* art.
has: 1 formula, 2 figures and I table,
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AbTHOR: Vlasenko,N.A. ",ynto,S.A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Investigation of the characteristics of low-voltage olectroluminescent ZnS:Ma
films under pulse excitation raepor't# Fourteenth All-Union Conference on Luminescence
(Crystal Phosphors) held at Riga, 16-23 Sept. 19657
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Scriyu fizicheskaya, v. 30, no.9, 1966, 1467-1469
TOPJC T~GS: clectroluminescence, zinc sulfida, manganese, ~time constant, pulse rate,
0 lc right G
A9TRACT; 9-9 authors have investigated the pulsed characteristics of thin electro-
luminescent ZnS:Mn films produced by the two-stage technique of N.A.Vlasenko and
Yu.A.Popkov (Optika i spektroskopiya, 8, 81 (1960)) in order to assess the technical
possibilities of those low-voltage electroluminophors# It,Wns found that on appli-
cation of a 0.1 to 1.0 milliBee square pulse the brightne4would rise exponentially
with a time constant of about 0.3 millisec for the duration of the pulse and would
then decay exponentially with a time constant of 1.2 millisec. Experiments with an
equivalent circuit showed that these time constants arc much longer than the RC con-
stants of the cell. It is hypothesized that the long tlme~constaats are associated
with the long lifetime of the excited state of the Ma2+ ion,79, with carrier entrapment
processes, and with polarization effects. It was not possible to achieve a brightness
exceeding 5 to 10 nit with excitation by pulses of the same sign, but brightnesses
several orders of magnitude higher could be obtained by excitation with pulses of
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alternating sign. The brightness increased linearly iith
the pulse repetition rate
for rates between 20 and 1000 Hz and was proportional to the 8-th to 10-th p9wer of
the pulse height for brightnesses below 20 nit. The dependence of the brightness on
ihe pulse duration 96r fixed height and repetition rate was~more.complex. it was
found that brightnesses of 10 to 20 nit could be achieved with 10 to 50 microsee
pulses of heights below 30 V and repetition rates from;100 to 300 lize It is concluded
that the investigated electroluminophors are suitable for ume In sign indicatoraj
matrix indicator soroens, and other devices that do not require a duty factor higher
thaa 0.001. Otig. art. has: 3 figures,
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(tam this material sufficient misquinite must be addeti to
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00
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00
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J~ 'k;6 C)0-1 057/0072
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A~;'.170t: Vlazenko, N. A. Zyn'o, S. A.
7)
GaG: none
11111 17 7investiration of characteristics of low-voltage clectro-luminescent ZiS-,*/n
X
puload excitation
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy spektroskopii, v. 5, no6 1, 1966i.67-72
I PIC TAGS: zinc sulfide optic material, electroluminaGeence, 1i t excitation, qpti
10 gh
o-luninescen' films are ci
ABST111,CT: inaz,-,-,ucl*, as in most practical applications clectr
uGed under pulsed excitation conditions , t1le authors dcterminc tiie_ -b- r-_i_g_htn_c~s-r,-w'aves
the time constant of lwainescence buildup and attenuation, and the dependence of the
averaGe brichtneGG of low-voltage ZnS-Iln. films, or, the &uration of the voltage pulse,
the frequency, amplitude, and polarity in the case of rectanitular pulses. Thdr Znc,'.I,'n
im was produced by a method described earlier -(Opt. i spektr. v. 8, 81, 1960) and
placed between a transparent electrode (Sn02 or In2O3) and an aluminum electrode, the
latter .beinm separated from the ZnS.Mn by an insulating SiO layer. 7he tests were made
0 10-3 c,2
on unit cells ranging in area from 0.5 t A Iflash of brightness was ob-
served when a unipolar pulse was first applied to the sample, or when the polarity of
Card 1/2
UDC: 535-376

ACC NR:
AP6027901
:the pulses was reversed. The average brightness of the electrolurainescence was found
increase apprecidbly on going from unipolar exciting pulses to:alternatting pulses.
il.'-e use of alternating pulses made it possible to obtain an average brightness not
lower than 15 -- 20 nit at a pulse amplitude a 30 V, pulse duration 2: 20 psec', and a
irepetition frequency > 200 cps. An equivalent circuit of the electro-luminescent cell
is used to explain 'Ube kinetics of the electro-luminescence and the values of the
equivalent-circuit parameters are evaluated. The ele~tro-lilminescence buildu t-me
,p ~
!was approximately 4 X 10-4 see, and the decay time was 1.2 x 10-3 sec. The values verq
much larger than the time constant of the equivalent circuit, from which it is deducedl
,hat the groi4h time of the elect ro-luminescence in the films is connected with the
il LI
i
dura' tion of -.,he excited state of the YIn2+ ion, and not with: the capture of tPhe carriers.
it is concluded that the phosphor ZnS.hfn can be successfully used in many electro-
il=inesccnt, devices which do not require very large off-duty cycles (in different
,character-display matrix screena etc.). The authors thank V. 1. Xiglyuk and I. Yu.
Shabliy for help with 'he experiment and Doc' or of Physica.IZYIFUh_wna~i~~ Sciences M.
';P. Lisitsa for interest in the work and a discussion of the results. Orig. art., has:
74__fii~~c-s__and 4 formulas
:SUB CODE; 20/ SUBM DATE: 18rebo'5/ ORIG 002/ OTII:REF.- 001
Ccrd 2/2

RATYNSK19 Ws; TURKIWICZ9 Jo; ZYPRkNSKI# P,
Potential scattering of neutrons for Fe, Cop Hip Cup Zn, Be. Bul Ac
Pol mat 8 no.2:117-118 160. (EEAI 9:12)
1. Institute of Experimental Physics, WarsawDniversity and
Institute for Nuclear Research, Polish AcadeMy of Sciences.
Presented by A.Soltan.
(Neutrons) (iron) (cobalt) (Selenium)
(Nickel) (Copper) (Zinc)

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ZYRIANOVAs T. I.
"Benzantronyl-sulphamic acid." Ioffe, I. S.., Zyrianova, T. 14 and Seslavin,, V. R. (p. 965)
SO: Journal of General Chemistr7 (Zhurnal Obshchei Khimii) 19h11, Folume 14p no. 9-10s

------~~BVLIYAP Chelob:i:--[Evliyii,-Efeiidil,;----ZHELTYAXOVO jk.D*:;~-TM.T!HOVA:,: A.S
(translator]; VEKILOV, A.P. (translator]; GARMZOVA, V.S.
[translator]; GRIGORtIEV, A.P. (translator].;
(translator]; IVA14GVA, R-.D. [translator]; I1006V I S.11.(trans-
lator] Prinimali uehastiye- U91ILEV, Kh. [trenslator);
MASHTAKOVAp Ye.I. [translator); GUNIVA, E.A,,, rei, izd-va;
KUZIMIN, I.F., tekbn. red,
[A travel book (excerpts from the work of a !7tb cq~ntury Turkidb
traveler); translation and comnentaryl Knign..putesbeetviia (izvle-:
cheniia, iz sochineniia turetskogo puteshestvennika XVII veka);: pe-::
revod i komentpxii. Moskva, lzd-vo, voutochnoi lit,-ry. (Pamiat-
niki literatury narodov Vostoka: Perevody, no.6) N9.1. [14oldavia
and the Ukraine] Zemli Moldavil i Ukrainy. 1961. .337 P#
(MIRA 14:12)
1. Vostochmyy fakulttet Leningradskogo Gosudarstvannogo univer-
siteta, (for all except Kyamilev, Mashtalcovap Gruninat Ku:zlmin).
2. Institut narodov Azii AN SSSR (for Kyamilev'j Hishtakova).'
(Elviya., Efendi,, ca. 1611- ca.,1W)
(Moldavia-Description and travel)
(Ukraine-Description and travel)

L i8o55-66 ENT (1)/Wr WMW VFA WIT11 M11KOMIA(h) D'I'(0,
ACC MR: AT60061.76 JD/JG/C-S/AT 'SOURCE CODE: M10000/65/000/000/0205/0300-
AUTHOR: Tresvyatskiy, S. G.; Zyrin, A. V. I Maksimenko~,.S. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Certain,electrophysical propertiOs oo, semicondii-vtorni.brised on- gWded of
metals with changeable valence
~.SOURCE- KhimicheskayA svyaz.. v. polupr(~Vqdnlkakh L tohj,4ykWj,,AAh (Che'a,xicaXl bond in'
:semiconductors and solids). Minsk, NaukaJ te khnika, 14165, 205-360
'TOPIC MS., -semiconductor, rare earth ej i0, ctric; property,~ lanthanum
ament, tberm~ he
compound, neodymim ccmpoundt chr