SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BRAUDE, N. A. - BRAZHNIKOV, YE. M.

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USSR
UDC 547.963,3
W"E, 19 A and ZAMCHUK, L. A., Institute of General Genetics, Academy of
Soience-d--U=, Moscow
"Immunological Specificity of DNA of the Phage SF01 of Bac. subtilis"
Moscow# Molekulyarnaya Biologiya, Vol 5, No 6, Nov/Dee 71, pp 892-897
Abstracti The immunological properties of DNA from the phage SPOI of Bac.
subtilis were studied in order to evaluate the role of 5-hydroxymethyluracil
as a specific antigenic deterainant. Rabbits wen immunized with a combination
of denatured DNA from the phage SP01 plus methylated bovina serum albumin,
and this resulted in the appearance of antibodies capable of' reacting with the
DNA of the SPOI phage, particularly with denatured DNA. The antibody titler,
Increased during the course of the immunization cycle and continued to rise even
a ter the completion of Immunization. achieving a maxiinum on the thirteenth day.
The number of antibodies docroased noticeably within 1 to Z months; within 3
months, no antibodies at all were observed. It was also established experimentally
that the ability of the antibodies to react only with DNA that contains 5-
hydroxymethylu.racil does not depend on tho presence of glucose in the DUA. Thus,
5-hydroxyzethyluracil acts as a specific antigenic determinant in DRA from the
3P01 phage. The results obtained are compared with results cited in the litera-
ture, and an attempt is made to explain discrepancies.
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USSR UDC 523.164.42
3
BEAUDE, S. YA., ZHUK, I. N., LEBEDEVA, 0. M., MENI, A. V. and RYABOV, 3, P.,
ins"ETITU"t~ZMR&diophysics and Electronics, Academy of Sciences UkrSSR, Khar'kov
"Time Changes in the Flux Densities of Discrete Sources in -,he Decameter Range"
Kiev, UkraInskiyPizicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol. 15, No. 2, Feb 70, :),D 177-190
Abstract: Two series of experiments were conducted to clarify the problem OEL
the flux variabilitv of sources in the decameter range. The purpose of the first
series of experiments was to determine the type of fluctuations in signals oc-
curring in 5-10 consecutive measurements of sources with. first and third types
of sDectra. The second group of experiments was to deternine the change in the
average flux density with time for 30 sources, each of which was meas-Lu,ed tFor
several months. The first group of experiments indicated that fluctuations in
signals received from the sources are associated wizh the ionosphere and nor
sources w,-!r,e se-lecte-d
with Drocesses occurring in the sources. The following
for -.he second series of experiments to determine whether the average fiux den-
sitles of dIt"ferent sources vary over time: SC10, 3CIll, X196, 3C218, 3C274,
3C353, X123, 3C405, 3C461, 3C81~, 3C98, 3C11111, and X346 in Cassiopeta-A. - Experi-
ments show that spectra of the majority of these sources were stable and iride-
pendent of time. Son~e typical results of measuren,_-nts rrzde during 1966-1968)
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aR.AU__ZI; S. YA., et al., LTi-x",4 ns?1Y z izic-leskiy Zhurn_nl , Vol 15, No 2, IFe")
PP 177-190
are 'gIven for several of these sources. The data showed, however, tha-~as
distInct from rhe majority of discrete sources where the avQra&~_- ~;pectrci remalined
t
ichan--ed over a considerable time period within the accuracy o-1- me-asurement,_
L t,
zime changes -in intensity exceeding the natural spread of data and error of
measurement were observed in the spectra of three discr~!-tu sources: 3C84,
3C14L, and 3C461. I'he daza were insuffic;ent to establio-h -he Per.`Lod of variabli-
sources. A discussion o--;' L irulicazez, that this
ty of these the cuestion
variability cannot be explained within the I&mework of existing models,and
'he physical processes responsible for this flux variability at low freliuencies
reT.ain an open question. It was concluded that since a systematic increase in
the flux of Cass-=eia-A ~-L _10if frequencies -gas no-, observed, ore would expect
-7. a7A injec-.ion o-- uarzicles with a total energy of W = 1047 ergs, Which
is about 10% of the relativistic particles of the entire Cassiopeia-A, the
- at~.! - ; --
Va_r.i. :~_.y cabserved during 1-966-1967 must be a relatively rare phezomencn-
Axzher systematic studies of these and other sources in the decameter range
are recommended.
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Acc. N-r- Abstracting Sfrvice: 61,7o Ret. Code:
P004G564 - INTERNAT. A ACE ABST. -q R 0 1
rA70-23189 Spectra ofifft6rete radio sources in decametric
wavelength range fSpektry diskretnikh &herel v dekarrietrovornu
diapazoni dovzhin khvil'I . !, M. zlvj~. 0
A. V- Nli~ ', and =.v (Aka(4emiij 'J'a i~, Ukr3:15"koi
Irsaet,ot Padiof zol,-j i Clektranif-j Kharkp,,,, UKrainian SSR).
Ukrains'k,mi Fizichnii Zhurnal, vol. 15, Jan. 1970, p, 1.-32. 113 refs. In
Uk rainian.
The analysis was carried out of the soectra measurements of
disc-eie sourcris of c:)sm.'-, radio -,,;ajes in a decam-ttric
range The indices are pesenteo of 1 13 d,~-,rete sources
measured at the Radio Observatory of the Institule a! R,~dophysics
and E;z~-c-ranics of jf-~e Ac9demy of Sciencin o,:' ti~!E SSR 'n
.- new classi!~Cation 0; deC-VT1ez,-;r- 04 "Iscrete
sources vvas introdured. According to this clissiflirljtion 59 :;owrcos
~vefe tt-, typ,~ I (Imeat spectral. 3--to i-ypf! 11 hnomtfve
curvat.;-cl. 129-c tyDe lif ! post-,sve and 3 sou~ce~s-he
type IV ovariable CuiVatUrej. Difireient p~roblrj-ns connected with
generation Prid absorotion of radio vvaves in the di!irele sourcei were
discussed and used to inter 'pretation of various types of spects a. The
analysis of preliminary data on the radio ~,;ave absorpvon of turnote
metagalaczic hydrogen was discussed together with the question on
,x)ssible valued of temoeratute and- density :)I the iatter. (Author)
REEL/FRAME
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1/2 Q 16 UNCLAS S I F I LD P!*l"';'_EssP~u_
TITLE-Tl!.:t P-i THE DENSITITES OF FLUXES F~,klll DlSuRclt: S01-li~(Cf-S
PI THE uECA;'-'lETZ:"-. RANGE -U-
AUTHOR- 105) - BRAUDE, S.YA., ZriUKp I.M., LtBE'DEVA, 0 .,4. , ~A, E f~. I A'R 0 V
a . p
CGUNTRY ILIF li%FO--'_'SSR
SOURCE--U;~kAINSIKII FILICHN11 11HURNALs VOL-. 15t i-Eti. 1910,
DArE PUBLISHED---70
SUBJECT AREAS-AST!3~UNL)MY,ASTROPIiYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--- E L EC FLUX, kADIO EMISSION, CRITICAL ~~AVELENGTH, SI'U'tyj'kL
ANALYSIS
COWIROL MARKING--Nu RESTRICTIONS
DUCU14ENT C_IASS-U'~CLASSIFIED
Pk'LjXY SHP
CIPC ACCESSICU-N Niu-44P0110211

112 El 'i '~ C L A S S 1 F- I E G P S S E - --- 0 10
C 1.( C A C C E, S S 1 IJ 2 11
A ~,S T&AL'-- Tl Ex ~L' T- - i UGP-J- AB S TkAu- T THEOk ET iC A L ANO E SfUDY
OF THE T 1 IME VA--,. I A 6LE INTE a"'S I T LES OF RAD I AT ION F Lu",1E S 9 E SS I GN
SCURCES IN THE DECA.METER WAVELENGTH RAN(~E THE SIUDY IS 11ASED ON
Z~651,z-j"%V;~TIUNS THE FLULIU~'tTlUt*,iS INI RADIO SIG,-',JAL SE.JENCES ANLU 01N~ 1-JNG
PERIOL) (,~;SERVATIb%S OF THE MEA- VALUES OF THE DE-Sl'I~S OF RADIO
f 44 11 1 L
Er-, I SSI~jit F LUXE S F A L-,~!~'GE GROUP OF D I SCRE r E RAL) 10 SOW~CES THE 'ZAOI"j
lj'F :,,IJST u-IF TL;:S~: SJURC-:S SHO~AED UNLY SLI~-HT VA k I %S
H- - k-
kvl~jij ilTmi T.-iz':- EXCEPTIG,%' OF 12C84, 3CI44 AND 3C461. THE FIME
VAqIABLE FLUCTUATIONS IN THE RADIO EMISSION SPECITRA OF THESE SOURCES ARE
FOUND TU BE GREATER AT L`WER FREQUENCIES. PUSS16LE PHYSICAL CAUSES L;F
THESE TIME DEPENDENT FLU-TUATIUNS ARE DISCUSSED. FACILITY:
AKADEM11A NIAUK Ui",PAINSKDI RSR, !NSTITUT RADIOFIL!Kl I ELEKTRONIKI,
KHARKOVi UVRAJNIAN SSR.
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112 01~7 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--I6QCT70
TITLE--FLUX DEINSITIES OF SOME RADIO SOURCES IN THE FREQUENCY RANGE 12-25
MHZ -U-
AUTHUNR-105)-BRAUDE, S-YA., LEBEDEVA, O.M., MEGNt A#Voy RYABCNit B.P.,
Z H 0 U C K , I
COUNTRY OF lNFG--USSR
SOURCEI-ASTROPHYS. LETTERS (GB), VOL. 5, NO. 3, P. 129-32 (MARCH 1970)
DATE PUBLISHED ---- MAR70
-SUBJ!-::CT ARcl.AS--ASTRONOMY,ASTROPHYSICS, NAVIGATION
TOPIC TAGS--ELECTRON FLUX, RADIO TELESCOPE, COSMIC qADI0 S'OURCE/tOWIRI
RADIO TELESCOPE
CriaNTRCL MARK
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASS[FIED
PROXY kEEL/FRAME--i99Z/0J3'3 STEP 140--UK/0000/10/L,1)5/0u-j/(jLZ9/bi-)?
CIRC ACCESSIUN NO--AP0111732
UP, C LS -3 1 ;: I E

212 019 UNCLASSIFIED
.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0111732
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. THIS
t OF THE FLUX DENSITIES OF 33 DISCRETE RADIO
TELESCOPE UTR-1 IN GRAKOVO, AT FREQUENCIES
I FACILITY: ACAD. SCI. UKRAINIAN SSR,
PROCESSIN(-, DATE-16OCT70
PAPER PRESENTS MEASUREMENTS
SOURCES, 'AADE 'KITH THE RADIO
RANGING FkDA 12.6 TO 25 lliHz'
KHARKOV, USSR.
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212 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--023CT70
CIRC ACLESSION NO--AM0110369
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. PREFACE 3. CHAPTER I THE
COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURE OF A COMPLEX OF FREQUENCY FERRODYNA41C
EQUIPMENT 4. 11 UNIFIED NODES, UNITS AND ELEMENTS 14. 111
PRIMARY MEASURING INSTRUMENTS AND CnMPLEXES 100. IV SFC~ONDARY
INSTRUMENTS AND MECHANISMS 169. V REGULATORS AND AUXILIARY
MECHANISMS Z07. LITERATURE 221. EXAMINED ARE COMPOSITION,
STRUCTURF, PR!NCIPLES OF DESIGN AND BASIC TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF A
COMPLEX OF EQUIPMENT DESIGNED AT THE SPECIAL CONSTRU:TIOV BUREAU OF
SYSTEMS OF AUTOMATIC CONTROL IN KHARIKOV FOR THE CONSTRUCTIO N OF VARIOUS
AUTOMIZED SYSTEMS OF CONTRJL AND REGULATION IN VARIOUS BRANCHES OF
INDUSTRY. THE BOOK IS FOR SPECIALISTS IN THE FIELD OF AUTOMATION OF
PRODUClION DESIGNING SYSTEMS OF AUTOMATION IN THEIR INDUSTRIAL
OPERATION.
li-k:rl ASS IFIED

USSR UDC 621.376:530.1-5.6
'BRAUDE, V. B.
"Separation of the '~'Ianiipulat ion Frequency oLf an Optical Signal usi.n~ a
Q-Factor Resonance Circuit"
Materialy naucl-mo--e', ' ' ' rz:s-;i. Leningr. elektrotckim-
~.,,ni kontere
(Irlaterials of the Scientific and Technical Conference. Leningrad Hectroz,~!cimlical
Gormiunicar-ions Institute, Vyp. 2), Leningrad, 1970, pp 107-113- (from RZh-i',adia-
tekhnika, 'No 3, Aug 70, Abstract No 8 D274)
Translaticn: This reDort contains an investioazion of the probloms o,-~
the manipuiation freque-ncy of an optical signal using a resonance circuit wit .:i
high Q-factur Dinen an idoal photoconverter is used as the receiver. An expressLon
is obtained -for the signal/noise ratio at the circuit output, and Lhe Coli~IiLiui',:~
for maximizing ir are defined.
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USSR UDC: (2-1-3-76-55
IRRATMR-7=PLART~V- Yii AIT TSIRLIN, V. M.
"A Positional Code Modulated Signal Decoder"
U braztsy, Tovarny-e Znal~i,
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izcbreteniya, Prom, 0
I yshle,
110 32, liov 71, Author's Certificate No 319064, Division H, filed 19 Feb 70,
published 28 Oct 71, P 174
Mranslation: This Author's Certificate introduces a codc-norition irodu-
lated signz-~l demodulaLor whIch conUairis a pulse-pooition modtilaviori d','Codt-v
at the output. At a distinguiuhing feature of the put,~nt, "he demodlulator
is designed for ir.Troved interference suppression and belLter uLilizat'.cli
of the traffic-hand-ling capacity of the communications channel. Connected
to the inDut of the jecoding r-atri--x of the i)ullse-rosition madullaticn de-
coder is the output of the signal source, and connected to each of the
n outDuts of the decoding matrix are the controllinE, input's of 11 selector
sv tches, ana t'he n Inputs o-f an OR gate. The output of the OR rate is
connected to the input of a sectioralized delay 1-4ne vhose out-puts are
connected to the second signall inputs of selector switches connected at
the output of the module for shaping and decodinC the pulSe-pos-it-lion moau-
lated pullses.
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corrmunications
USSR uDc: 621.3%.55
BRAUDE-17OLTOTA-I:C-V Yu. I-I., TSIRLIII, N. M.
- ii~ -- - I- -- Mmomr
"A Positional Code Modulated Transmitter"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Prorvshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Zn~d:i,
No 32, Nov 71, Author's Certificate No 319063, Division H, filed 19 Feb 70,
published 28 Oct 71, --o 174
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a positional code innodia-
lated transmitter which contains a pulse-position -modulator and a coding
module. As a distinguishing feature of the patent, t1he desi[-,,l provides
for more efficient utilization of the traffic-handling ca-pacity of the
communications channel and improves interference suppre-22ion. Connected
to the input of the derice is a series circuit comiprif~ed of a pul-c dura-
tion modulator, a sectionalized delay line, a phase pullse shaper, and the
coding module. in addition, n outputs of the delay line are connected to
n contro'L inputs of the phase shaper and n inputs of the coding module.
The coding module output serves as the output for the devlice.
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USSR
UDC 621.372.543.2088.8)
BRAUDE-ZOLOTAREV, YU. M., ORLOV, V. V.
"Band Filter"
USSR -Author's Certificate No 248858, Filed 3 *May 67, Published 15 iwn 70
(from FZh-Radiotekhnika, No 9, Sep 70, Abstract No 9D41P)
Translation: This author's certificate introduces a band filter (for example,
for intermediate frequency amplifiers of TV-receivers) containing rejector
circuits (rejectors), coupling circuits, resistive capacitors and resonance
matching circuits at the input and output. In order to improve the selec-
ti'vity when decreasing the number of regulated elements, the filter (~ )
is executed in the form of two rejectors included in parallel in the middle
of the filter and connected via a nonregulatable coupling capacitance with
a low-frequency rejector at the filter input and via an unregtilated COLIplin?,
inductance with a high frequency rejector at the filter output. Resistors
are included between the matching circiaits at the input and out-lut of the
filter and the parallel rejectors.
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Food Technology
USSR UDC 612.392.9:612.398.3-083
SLaNIMSKIY, G. L., BRAUDO Ye. e YERTANOV, I. D., TOLSTOGUZOV, V. B.,
BONDAREVA, E. S., an HCHINA, 1. G., Laboratory of Physics of Polymers,
Institute of Elementoorganic Compounds, Academy of Sciences USSR
"Susceptibility of Proteins in New Food Products to Attack by Proteolytic
Enzymes to
Moscow, Voprosy Pitaniya, No 6, 1970, pp 25-31
Abstract: The susceptibility of proteins in different kinds of synthetic
caviar (based on casein, evaporated milk, etc.) and synthetic groats to
attack by proteolytic enzymes of thegastrointestinal tract in vitro was
compared with the susceptibility of the original protein mixtures used to
make the caviar and groats. The susceptibility of proteins to attack by
pepsin in all the kinds of caviar studied was higher than that of the
proteins in the original mixture. The degree of tr,jpsin and chymotrypsin
proteolysis of the pepsin-digested proteins in the caviar was equal to or
higher than the degree of proteolysis of the pepsin-digested original
protein mixtures. The degree of pepsin proteolysis of proteins in the
synthetic groats was equal to or lower than the degree of proLeolysis of
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SLONIMSKIY, G. L., et al, Voprosy Pitaniya, No 6, 1970, pp 25-31
the original protein mixtures. The degree of trypsin proteolysis of the
pepsin-digested proteins in the groats was equal to the degree of pro-
tjeolysis of the pepsin-digested original protein mixtures.
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1/1 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--30OCTIO
TITLE--VOLUMETRIC TECHNIQUE FOR STUDYING SWELLING AND SYNERESIS AND ITS
APPLICATIUN TO PROTEIN GELS -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-BRAU00, YE.YE.f TOLSTOGUZOVY V680
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-VYSOKOMOL. SOEDIN., SER. A 19701 12(Zlv 474--6
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-o[OLUGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES, CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-Pi~CTEIN, GEL, FLUORINATED ORGANIC COMPOUND, CHLORO-FLUCROCARBON
COMPOUND, VOLUMETRIC ANALYSIS
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY RECL/FRAME--1995/1222 STEP NO--UR/0459/70/012/002/Ozt7,4/0476
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116684
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
um 612-46-014.3-612.6-06.612.275.1
BRAUTI, A. A., and EILARIPOV, F. Kh., Chair of Histology, Tadzhik, 1-ledicall lhst-itute
I'Mitosis in a Kidney Undergoing Compensatory Hypertrophy in a High -14ountain. Region"
Moscow, Byulleten' Eksperimentallnoy Biologii i Meditsiny, Vol 70, No 12, IDec 70,
Pp 76-79
Abstract: A left rephrecton-T vas performed on rats 2 and 31 days after they were
taken to a m oiuitain. area (3379 m above sea level) and on other rats in- a v~_J ley
(820 m above sea level) in order to study taLtotic activity in the --LLrviv-irlg
hypertrophic kidney. In the kidney of the nonadapted rats, mitotic activity be-
gan to increase on 'the 2nd day following the operation, reaching a peak on the
5th day and remaining high for 2 months thereafter. The maxiriiLm increase was by
a factor of 2.5 less than that in 'die kidney of the valley ratus. Thirty days'
adaptation to high-altitude conditions markedly affected mitosis in the surrivLrig
kidney. The mitotic index on -the 5th day following the operation was close to
that, in the valley. Faviever, the rtaximum increase wa3 also ob:3prved on -Uhi"- day,
as in the nonadapted animzdz.
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VISSR
uDc 622.fuh+62_~~.n
TADZU11I)EV, K. BRAUN A. A. and SEARIP011 F. 1,21. Tadzi,iik S'11-ate I-eddcal
Institute jlr.~!,J*
"Efifect of Utitudc on Anir-11 Reactivit'v"
Dashambe izvest_iya Ak-ademii Nawlr Tacdzhij:SICO,~,r ISR, ]-1,, 11-, 10-2 P.
Koctra-c-t: Mle S117ifai tined Weicht, rmla per-*Q~11(:..ral lhlo~):! ir
`-0 1:1 cho-ve level, "ZIC cor,
in thc- (,-'Lty c):~, 6','0 r! a"have luvel.
~icr iri th.,_~ r;o Y., I u;'-l
was hi[ untin" than in , 0 buli, tlv~, L;I(_~
maincn,i in mouiitnirit: prior to irradiation t,if-- tl!,~
ward. lacz afti~r irrad-Lation was rl,clre ix) the
tlmm ir, the the ammurt, liciziL; inverscly relatec", t0 the ].,_-n~t-h of tile
ada-ptetion p,_,riod. Chan -.ess irl the, compositioLl Of pcrilp,,-L~.,ml 1_1~ood u,"ter X-
irralliation o.-L, not Z?.:,~.a-r),Ued to the rdtitidc factor 7-1-C-,-r-~- )f the nat-(u,e
-w-it'll -che se.,rocl dosc in t',c -t,.ut
so-maw"at --o-rc A c.,Dnith altc-r iri-a! 'u., ~hc C',
L
thrix.-bocytes, anu ,i,;c ~.%uch in t-he adzarjt,~.,J, rat2 th&.-I ir.
-LmadaT)ted
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1/3 . 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
TITLE--IRON ORE BASE OF FERROUS METALLURGY IN THE USSR. SEC. 6D. REV.. AND
'EXP -U-
AUTHOR--BRAUN G A*
'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-IRON ORE BASE OF FERROUS METALLURGY IN THE USSR. SEC. ED. REV. AND
EXP. (LHELEZNORUONAYA BAZA METALLURGII SSSR. IZD. VTOROYE, PERER. I
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--ECONOMICS, IRON ORE, MINERAL DEPOSITt GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3003/1231 STEP NO--UR/0000/70/000/000/0001/0310
CIRC ACCESSfON NO--AM0130241
UNCLASSIFIED

Z/3 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AM0130241
ABSTRAcr/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TABLE OF CONTENTS: INTRODUCTION
3. PART Iv SECTION 1. CHAPTER I THE PREDOMINATING ROLE OF [RON 7.
It THE ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF IRON ORE BEDS 13. 111
CLASSIFICATION INDICATIONS OF IRON ORE RESOURCES 19. SECTION 11.
CHAPTER I IRON ORE RESERVES IN THE USSR BY 1967 29o It GEOGRAPHICAL
DISTRIBUTION AND INDUSTRIAL UTILIZATION OF IRON ORE RESOURCES 50.
III THE QUALITY OF BALANCE RESERVES OF IRON ORE 59. IV THE GE14ETIC
CLASSIFICATION OF IRON ORE-DEPOSITS IN THE USSR. 64. V THE QUANTITY,
QUALITY AND ADOPTION OF INDUSTRIAL MINERALOGICAL TYPES OF IRON ORE 72.
VI TECHNOLOGICAL (ENRICR4ENT INDICATION) TYPES OF IRON ORE AND THEIR
DISTRIBUTION IN BALANCE RESERVES 80. SECTION 111. CHAPTER I
CRITERIA OF EVALUATION 87. 11 IRON ORE RESOURCES fN THE RE61ONS OF
THE SOUTH 92. 111 [RON ORE RESOURCES OF THE NORTHERN CAUCASUS AND
TRANSCAUCASUS 132. IV IRON ORE RESOURCES OF THE REGIONS OF THE
CENTER 134. V IRON ORE RESOURCES OF THE VOLGA REGION 151. vi
IRON ORE RESOURCES OF THE NORTH WESTERN REGION 152. VII IRON ORE
RESOURCES OF THE URAL 159. VIII IRON ORE RESOURCES OF SIBERIA AND
FAR EAST 183. IX IRON ORE RESOURCES OF THE KAZAKH 5SR 206. PART
It. CHAPTER I THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE IRON ORE INDUSTRY IN THE USSR BY
1968 AND IN PROSPECT 220. 11 THE DYNAMICS OF EXTRACTION OF RAW IRON
ORE AND THE GROWTH OF OPEN PIT MINING 231. If[ CONCENTRATION OF
PRODUCTION IN THE IRON ORE INDUSTRY 234. IV THE DEVELOPMENT OF
ENRICHMENT OF IRON ORES 235. V THE QUALITY OF COMMERCIAL IRON ORE
243. VI ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE MAIN ORE BASES OF FERROUS
METALLURGY 245.
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3/3 oto UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--OftDEC70
GIRC ACCESSION NO-AM0130241
A-BSTRACT/EXTRACT--A.PPENDICES 249. LITERATUkP- 306. GIVEN IS A COMPLEX
MINING GEOLOGICAL AND INDUSTRIAL EVALUATION -IF IRON ORE DEPOSITS. CITED
ARE THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF ORES, INDIXES OF THEIR ENRICHMENT AND
THE QUANTITY OF MINES (COMMERCIAL) IRON BY L~EPOSITY, REGIONS AND THE
USSR AS A WHOLE* THE BOOK 15 FOR A WIDE RANGE OF SPECIALISTS IN MININ-k'~
AND METALLURGY INDUSTRY AND ALSO FOR SPECIALISTS WORKING IN THE FIELD OF
GEOLOGY, PROSPECTING AND ECONOMIC EVALUATIG,~4: OF USEFUL MINERALS.
Ui',t'%'. LAS G L'F I ED

USSR UDC: 621-438:669.5:546.821
KOSTYRKO, 0. S.. BRAUN, M. P., MARTYNDIKO, A. P., ZELENAYA, L. A., and
GRIGORIYEV' V.
"Particularities Associated With Using Some Grades of Steol and Alloys at
Low Temperatures"
V ab. 'Lityye_iznosostoyk. materialy (Cast Wear-Resistant Materials - col-
lection of works), Kiev, 1972., PP 156-164 (from RM-Turbostroyeniye, 110 5,
1973., Abstract No 5.49.152)
Translation: The authors study changes in the casting expansion factor and
the characteristics of strength, glasticity, and ductiliky within a broad
temperature interval of up to -70 C for the 12 Kh 2NChA, 1MIXA., 30 Kh Kh-
GSA, 38 KhMA, 40 Kh MA., 2 Khl3., Kh.17 112, B1698-M grades of steel and for
the VTZ-1 alloy. Fatigue strength using smooth and cut specipaens was also
studied in the case of the Khl7N2 and B1961 grades of steel and the VTZ-1
alloy. Original article: 5 tables, 3 bibl. entries.
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uDc 669.15'26-io14:546.261
BRAUN., M. P., GAYIMICHEMKO, G. K.,. end VINOKUR, B. B.) Institute of Castin~
of Sciences Ukr SSR
"Formation of Carbides in a 3~v Chromi-an Steel With Additional AlloyinE"
Kiev, Yetallofizika, No 4o, 1972, PF 85-90
Abstract: 7ne comnosition of the carbide phase in a 3% chrolTdum steel cont~-Iin-
inG 0.3-1, carbon was studied by x-ray diffraction and chemical methods. It -was
established that chromitin and manganese, enterinfr into the cementite composi-
tionJ destabilize it and lead to the fo--mation of chromiun, carbide by the
aging mechanism. In the Cr-Ni steel the chromi~im cp_2~~bidc forms at a low~.r
tempering ternpcrature by an "at point" rechanir-m. Additional alloying with
molybdenum increases the ter-.Terature of 1.'.e7Cr, for..-.-atior. Here, for both
steels, the carbide is- p-recipitated by the agifi;r, mechanim. 1 f 3 tahle,
11 bibliographic references.

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UDC 669.245'26'293'27'28:620.18:620.17
BELINSK_&YA, L. A., IONKINA, Ye. M., LEBEDEV, K. P., and
KHIL'CIIEVSKAYA, T.
"Structure, Phase Composition, and C.7rtain Properties of Cast Complex Nickel-
Base Alloys With NiobiuuC
Metallofizika. Resp. mezlived. sb. (The Physics of Metals. Republic Inter-
departmental Collection of Work~_), 1971, vvp. 33, pp 102-107 (from RZh-
1-fetallurgiya, No 1, Jan 72, Abstract No 11791 by authors)
Translation of Abstract: A study was made of structural changes and cerLain
propercies of NU-Cr-base alloys with a large 14b content (7.5-8%) when alloyed
with tungsten (3%) 3nd molybdenum (5.10%). The alloys were smelt:ed in open
induction furnaces, and specimens were made according to smelted models.
Phase composition was studied after isolation of precipitates in specially
selected electrolytes. The investigation of microstructure was made on
as-cast specimens after heat treatment consisting in hardening from 1200'
with subsequent tempering at 900' for 16 hours, Your illustrations. Three
tables. Bibliography With -;even titles.

USSR
YLZZAI;ENKOY I. P.J. BRAUNY M. P.
uDc 66q.245.ol8.28:66q.oi8.L4
"Factors of Thermal Fatigue of EP375 Alloy"
Liteyn. Droiz.-vo (Casting Production), 1970, No 10, pp 24-25 (from RZh-Metal-
lurgiya, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4M3)
Translation: Alth-ouEh the cast heat-resistant nickel-ba.-e alloy EP375 is
superior to deformable alloys with respect to stress-rupture strength, it is
inferior to them with respect to resistance to thermal fatigue a~, a result of
large grain, microscopic chemical inhomogeneity, and interdendritic and intra-
dendritic porosity. The resistance to thermal fatigue is increased by refin-
ing the dendritic cells by ultrasound and also by heating to 1,2000 and hold-
ing for 4 hours before cooling in the air to remove supersatuxation by the
intermetallic phaseB. There are 3 Mustrations.

USSR UDC 620.17-172
BRAML Tj VLITIOIKUH 9 B. B., EHAUSTOVA, L. V., and GELLER, A. L.7
iyev, Instit-ute of" the Problems of Cas-11-ing of the Academy of
Sciences of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Re-public
110n the Tendency to Britt-le Failure of Compositely Alloyed Steels"
Kiyev, Problemy Prochnosti, No. 9, Sep 71, pp 79 -83
Abstract : The tendency to brittle failure vias experimentally
investigated On a great number of compositely all
_L - oyed steels
which contained Cr, Cr and Lin, Cr and Un and additional alloy-
ing vrith Ni or Si, and on standard industrial steels 40K~J 9
30KhGSA I 351Q-11411 , and 341CWi3y . A reduced softness coefficient
in testing notched specimens is considered a brittleness crite-
rion and -the tendency of steel to brittle In- ilure is rated by a
coefficient ~7 characterizing the notch effect and determined by
a method of Davyden~-ov-Belyayev. The investi~-:'C_'tuio-n results are
discu.ssed by re-L"erence to tabulated data and diagrams sho%~.ring
the character o-P testea snecimens aria effects of the notch fo~_.M
and depth on. the brittleness of steel. Five illustr., three ta-
bles, ton biblio. refs.
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USSIR UDC 621.791.011:669.15-1~4-
,R-~-Qj ~M. P. V1NOKUR, B. B., BON CAR', V. T., Institure of
ing Problems, Academy of Sciences b1trainian SSIR, GELLER, Ag Lot
Donets Scientific Research Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy,
KONDRASHEV, A. I., PILYUSHENKO, V. L., TKACHEV, V. V., New Xrama-
torsk Machinery Plant imeni V. 1. Lenin
"Strength and Dnbrittlement of Welded 25Kh2GNT Steel in La.-ge
Cross Sections"
Kiev, Avtomat-ichesik-aya 9varka, No 3, Mar 71, pp 18-22
Abstract: A study was made of the tendency of 25Kh2C-:i' steel
L
toward temper brittleness, cold brittleness, and notch sensitivity
in various parts of the cross section of a large sample 1,000
mm in diameter. The relation of these characteristics to the
metallurgical nature and stiuctural conversions in the steel
during heat treatment of large products was established. The
tests showed the possibility of safe utilization of 2SKh2alT
steel in large cross sections.
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1/2 027 UNCLASSIF!ED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
fITLE--DUCTILITY OF HIGH STRENGTH CONSTRUCTIONAL ALLOY STEELS -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-BRAUNs. M.P., BORISOV, G.P., KRUKOVSKAYA, G.N., MORIHARETTO,
A.A., SERGnt:V, I.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. VYSSH. 0CHE8. IAVED.9 CHERN. IMET. 1970, 13(2), 123-5
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--t-IATERIALS, MECH., IND., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--STRUCTURAL STEEL, IMPACT STRENGTH, STEEL HEAT TREATMENT, STEEL
HARDENING, METAL CASTING, ALLOY STEEL, CHROMIUM STEEL, MANGANESE STEEL
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY r'lEEL/FkA!4E--1994/I787 STEP t4O--UR/0148/70/013/002/0123/0125
CIRC ACCESSION i"10--AT0115616
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0115616
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE IPPACT SfKi-N,,-)Tll OF THE CAST
CONSTRUCTION STEEL WAS INCREASED BY APPLYING CIPTfl-tAL ALLOYING AIND HEAT
TREATMENT WHILF 'A'AINTAfNING 36-37 HRC HAPONESS. EIGHT GRADES OF STEEL
(CR I.OP-1.66, SI 0.40-2.79, MN 1.58-2.29PERCENT) WE-liE m-ELTED I-N, A BASIC
INDUCTION FURN'AINCE DEOXIDIZED WITH 0.1PEkCEINT AL, Atio CAST. THE
CASTINGS WERE ANNEALED 6 HR AT 950DEGREES AND CUT INTO BARS WtHICH WERE
NORMALIZED 4T 950DEGREES. BILLETS WERE (1) QUENCHED FRUM
930-40DEGREESt (2) NORMALIZED AT 930-40DEGREES kITH SUBSEQUENT TEMPERING
AT 200DEGREES, OR (3) HEATED I HR AT 300-3200FGREES ;IND 4UENCHED IN
MOLTEN SALTPETER. THE IMPACT STRENGTH AND HARDNESS DETD. AFTER
EACH OF THE 3 HEAT TREATMENT CONDITIONS: A STEEL AT 1.~IVEN COrqDITIONS
AFTER LOW TEMP. TEMPERING MAY HAVE A LARGER OPTIMUM CONCN. OF CR, MN AND
SOME OTHER ALLOYING ELEMENTS THAN AFTER MEDIUM OR HIGH TEMP. TEMPERING*
THE OPTIMUM Cr)NC14S. OF THE ALLOYING INGREDIENTS ARE INTERRELATED.
FACILITY: INST. PROBL. LITIVA9 KIEVt USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

112 022 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING DATE--lbOCT70
ITLE--MICAGALLOYING OF STEEL 25KH2GML -U-
AUTHC)R-(03)-,3R M.P.v DENISEVICH, YE.A.. ViN_'OKUR, B.B.
COUNTRY OF INFG_-USSR
SOURCE--LITEIN0E PRGIZVOD. 1970, (1), 15-17-
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT APEAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--ALLOY DESIGNATION, MICRGALLOYINGr IMPACT STRENGTH, LOW ALLOY
ST,EE'L, CHROMIUM STEFL, MANGANESE STEELt MOLYBDENUM STEEL, lIrANIUM
LONTAINING STEEL, ZIRCONIUM CONTAINING STEEL, VANAOIUM CLJNi'AlNiN~; ')TEEL,
NIOBIUM CO)VAINING ST EEL/( U) 25KIJ2(;ML LOW ALLOY STEEL
04NTP~GL M4P4I".'G--?-!C" RESTPIrTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY )