SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GLUMOV, M.V. - GLUSHKOVA, A.I.

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Uc 612-275.1
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of 01:' Two Difforont Geaotic Linos in -tlha Cour5o of Adaptation to
.:4-h 'Iti,
LIUCAO Hypoxia
,,r"zo, Sovetsj"oya Zdravoo7_~hranoniyo o 4, JUI/Au~; 70, PP 33-46
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oca ity
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or even more quick-ly th,an bal'ora oxposuro to ti-lo hij-h alt4t-L:ao. Tho 5ituation
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pp
was the op-po a ~oo` ~;;o ~o throo as -'Lon,.,- to 4' rn the
6 Zo
Zoflexes in tho rL-ca as Ln the C573LS aice. The dt)uzr~'e of retention of the
-e'le. :L~ic.:oas 6
,
L cas inc::eascd irz adaptation to hypoda in bot~i genoLic lines
and with both nothods of training.
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1/2 018 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
LE-OXICATION OF A NICKEL ELECTRODE IN CONTACT WITH A SOLID OXIDE
1
%LECTRGLYTE DURING ANODIC POLARIZATION -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-GLUMOVi M.V., CHEBOTINt V.N.t PALGUYEVt S.F., NEUIMINt A.D.
CCUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-ELEKTRCKNIMIYA 1970c 6(3)9 391-4
DATE PUBLISHED- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-NICKEL, ELECTROLYTIC OXIDATION, METAL ELECTRODEs ELECTROLYTE,
ZIRCONIUM OXIDE, ANODE POLARIZATION
CGNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DGCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
[PROXY REEL/FRAME-2000/Oa56 STEP NO--UR/0364/701006/003/0391/0394
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO-AP0124519
UNCLASSIFIED

212 018 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0124519
A13STRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A DETAILED ANAL. LS GIVEN OF
PHENOMENA OCCURRING AT THE INTERFACE NI ELECTRODE SOLID ELECTROLYTE 0.9
ZRO SUB2 PLUS 0.1 Y SUB2 0 SUB3 DURING ELECTROCHEM. OXIDN. OF THE
ELECTRODE. THE CHANGES OF THE ANODIC POTENTIAL OF THE ELECTRODE AFTER
APPLYING THE POLARILATION CURRENT WERE DETD. INVESTIGATIONS WERE MADE
BY THE OSCILLOGRAPHIC METHOD IN A 0.3 CO PLUS 0.7 CO SUB2 ATM. AT
1000DEGREES. TO PROVIDE SATISFACTORY CONTACT BETWEEN THE ELECTRODE AND
THE ELECTkOLYTE, THE CONTACTING SURFACES WERE GROUND TO FIT. THE GREAT
CHANGE CBSERVED IN THE RELATION BETWEEN OVERVOLTAGE AND THE CURRENT WAS
CAUSED BY THE PASSAGE OF IONS THROUGH THE FORMED OXIDE FILM INIO) DURING
THEIR DISCHARGE. CONSIDERING THE DIFFICULTLY OF ESTABLISHING A
SATISFACTORY CONTACT BETWEEN SOLIDS, GOOD AGREEMENT WAS OBTAINED BETWEEN
EXPTL. AND THEORETICAL DATA* FACILITY: INST. ELEKTROKHIM.s
SVERDLOVSK9 USSR.
UNCLASS IF IED

USSR
-6--C J
S. F.; V
"Infl-uence of Particl- Size, -'-'-`~tion of ~-o "-.c- Process
of Stabilization of D-ioxid'e Ytt.-;*ium Crx I d e
Cr'
'2 of
Tr. in-ta Elckt-rol-.himii. Ural'.--'My Fil. SSSR (-,? "'-
Electrochemistry. Ural Affiliate, 11-a-11-omy of Sciellecs UCSR) I PP 1 -1,
10 9 (from Rcferativn.-.7 Zhurnal--Qii;idyn Ito 2, 191'0, Abstract :;0
Translation: T-ie inflitence ot' narticle Si"C of the initial Z-O", Ie- I - -
at.mosphere' tile adcltioll of Fe 0 and t'lle it2thod of a OL 0z"des
2 31 1 ~ - - ;.:-
of cubic SOLIA rmilitiono is
of th; coi.- os't'on 0") Zro-- + 0-1 '2"0()3 on tile
'..,lith mec1ianLc.--l -.-;2ans o--,' preparin.- the rdxture a-,-, annealial-,
tem-,)erat'dre un to 1500-11600(-', sinterim? and: formtion of' tile ci~C)ic sollu solutiGn
is detei-mined to a si;Tnificant e.-..-tent- by the quality of the initial Z1.0, lliith low
Zr activity, introduction to the Bdy-ture Of 0.9 Z1.1, - 0 . 1 Y, 0- e additive
02 ~J2 10~
2
in a quanti'-~y of 2-5 mo-1-51 in an oxidizi-nC; or wealj~ly reduc1a~.- at;,osphcre it
no3sible to accelerate the 7,rccess of sinterirC and --for.,.,,ation Of the Gol".1tion.
Tile sinterin.- te=arature and tempe.rature of for-mati-on. of tile ci-foic solid solution
is es-nentia-D-Y decreased when the oxide mixture is prepared by precipitation of
-'Idroxides and subsequent decormosittion. in the temm'erature razi-e studied

U S SR
GM3.1311 V V f: In-ta Elcktrokhimill - Ura'-, s'!'iy Fil. AN SSS- Of
I - " '.. " 'ER),
, Insuitul-e of 7~,'lectrochczus'ry. Ural Affiliate, 'eau '.r'y o- Sciences U~-
ne t u u e
t
~%O 1-2, pp 19069 (If-om Refe-rativnyy Tnurnal--K-himiya, No 2, 1970, Q)~uract
No 2
a stron~'-Iy reducin:- CO or ~ at-osn"-ere *-as a ne.-ati-..,e infl-Lience on. siiterfi'
4~.~lares of oxides p-roduced mzeclmnically. However, sintering; of rnixtules pr_oallcea
by coprecipitlation of hydroxides is practically insensiti've to the -as ritp_ddum,
-Which the sinzerinS is perfomed. Eleven b.'Lolio. refs.
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VSSR UDO 616.1,~1,1-091/-092-O2t6l5.832.9
GLUMOVA V, A., and DOLGOVA, Z. YA., Department of Histology and Department
eoqii~oc teary, Semipalatinsk Eedical Institute
"Thyroid Function During Hypothermy and ThereafteV'
Moscow, Aekhiv Patologii, No 5, 1971, PP 20-25
Abstracta Thyroid function was studied in white rats during and after
hypothermy and against a background of hypo- and hyperthyroldism, Thyroid
function was assessed from morphological and radiometric chanc-est enzymic
activity, and ascorbic acid level. Chilling the animals to a rectal tem-
perature of 18 to 193 (deep hypothermy) markedly inhibited throid activity.
The morphological (e.g., hyperemia of the blood vessels, dilatation of the
lumens of the capillaries, and focal hemorrhages) and other changes chaxacter-
istic of thyroid hypofunction uere accompanied by a drop in ascorbic acid level
and depression of enzyme (dehydrogenase, ph, phosphatase, cytochrome oxidase)
activity. Thyroid function did not return to normal until about one month
after chilling. Hypothyrodis= (induced with 6-methylthuou:racil) after chill-
ing inhibited thyroid function more deeply than did hyperthyroidism (induced
with thyroidin). The results of the study show that th~rrxoid hormones are
involved in the alteration of thyroid ticsue after deep hypother7q.
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USSR UDC 612.441.014.43
DOILOVA, Z. Ya., and. WKA.,
palatinsk Medical Institute Chair of Biochemistry and Histology, Semi-
"Characteristics of the Functional State of the Thyroid Gland Upon Lowering the
Temperature of the Internal Environment of the Organism"
Moscow, By-ulleten' Eksperimentallnoy Biologii i Meditsiny, Vol 70, No 8, Aug 70,
pp 39-43
Abstract: Artificial hypothermia was produced in rats by cooling the animals to
a rectal temperature of 18-190C. The activity of dehydrogenases, phosphatases,
and cytochrome oxidase, as well as the level of ascorbic acid in the thyroid
gland tissue decreased. In addition, the capacity of the thyroid gland to
accumulate Ii3l was reduced. When hypothyrosis was produced in animals by ad-
ministration of 6-methyluracil, changes in the thyroid gland due to hypothermia
were more pronounced. These changes were less pronounced when hyperthyrosis was
produced by the administration of thyreiodin.
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2/2 022 UNCL ASS I FIE D PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104060
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. COMPLETE X RAY ANAL. OF THE
STRUCTURE OF THE TITLE BI NUCLEAR COMPLEX 15 CONDUCTED. THE STRUCTURE
IS INTERPRETED BY THE HEAVY ATOM METHOD AND 11ADE MORE PRECISE BY THE
METHOD OF LEAST SQUARES IN ISOTROPIC APPROXN.p R EQUALS 11.30ERCENT.
THE GEOMETRY OF THE MOL. AND THE CHARACTER OF THE COORDINATION OF THE
BRIDGE ACETYLENE LIGANDS IS PRACTICALLY NO DIFFERENT FROM THAT FOUND
EARLIER IN THE COMPLEX ((PI C SUB5 H SUB5)NB(CO)(PH SUB2 C SUB2)) SUB2.
THE GEOMETRIC PARAMETERS ARE COMPARED OF THE COORDINATED TRIPLE BOND
AND ITS FREQUENCIES IN PI ACETYLENE COMPLEXES OF NB. C. J. STEINBERG.
UNCLASS, I F IED

112 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
TITLE--CRYSTAL AND MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF PI COMPLEXES OF GROUP V
TRANSITION METALS WITH ACETYLENE LIGANDS. IV. BIS (CARBONYL P1
AUTHOR-(03)-GLUSEV, A.I., KIRI N.I.t STRUCHKOVt YU.T.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZH. STRUKT. KHTM. 1970, 11(l), 62-70
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--CRYSTA" STRUCTURE, MOLECULAR STRUCTURE, COMPLEX COMPOUND,
ACETYLENE, NIOBIUM COMPOUND, X RAY STUDY, PARAMETER
CONTROL MARKING--NO PESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1987/0447 STEP NO--UR/0192/70/0111001/0062/0070
CIRC ACCESSION Nn--AP0104060
UNCLASStFIED

2/2 022 UNCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE-18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION Nil--AP0104060
~ABSTRACWEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. COMPLETE X RAY ANAL. OF THE
STRUCTURE OF THE TITLE BI NUCLEAR COMPLEX IS CONDUCTED. THE STRUCTURE
15 INTERPRETED BY THE HEAVY ATOM METHOD AND MADE MORE PRECISE BY THE
METHOD OF LEAST SQUARES IN ISOTROPIC APPROXN., R EQUALS 11.3PERCENT.
THE GEOMETRY OF THE MOL. AND THE CHARACTER OF THE COORDINATION OF THE
BRIDGE ACETYLENE LIGANOS IS PRACTICALLY NO DIFFERENT FROM THAT FOUND
EARLIER IN THE COMPLEX ((PI C SUB5 H SUB5)NB(CO)(PH SUBZ C SUB2)) SUB2.
THE GEOMETRIC PARAMETERS ARE COMPARED OF THE COORDINATED TRIPLE BOND
AND ITS FREQUENCIES IN PI ACETYLENE COMPLEXES OF NB. C. J. STEINBERG.
1INCLAS'&'FIED

1 /2 072 UNCL ASS IF I E D PRCCESSING jATE--1~1SEP70
TITLE--CRYSTAL ANO MOLECULAR STRUCTURE UF PI CnMPLEXES nF GR)UP V
TqANSITILIN Mz-T4LS WITH ACETYLENE LIGANDS. IV. BIS (CARBONYL PI
,JUT.ri,-.'Q-(03)-,3LUSFV,r A.I.t KIRILUVAP STPUCHKOV, YU.T.
CgU,',;TKY OF ll%F-3--t)SSR
SL )U 'C;:--ZH. STr(UKT . KH11-1. 1970, 11( 1) , 62-70
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT ARFAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--CRYSTAL STRUCTURE, MOLECULAR STRUCTURE, COMPLEX COMPOU;qD,
ACFTYLEMEt N1031UM COMPOUND9 X RAY STUDY, PM~AMFTFR
CC.%Tf*LI,L MARKING--NO. RESTRICTIONS
DOCIJMFNT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/Fi~AMF-lqd7/0447 STEP NO--UR/0192/70/011/001/0062/0070
CIPC ACCESSI'lN o,'Q--AP0104060
U %, C 11 A ~ S 1 F- 1 E t)

212 022 UNCLASSIFIED pRorESSING DATE-18SEP70
CIpC ArCESSICN Nf)--AP0104060
ABSTRACT/EXTR,ACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. COMPLETE X RAY ANAL. OF THE
STRUCTURE OF THE TITLE HI NUCLEAR COMPLEX IS CONDUCTED. THE STRUCTURE
15 INTERPRETED BY THE HEAVY ATOM METHOD AND MADE MORE PRECISE BY THE
METHOD OF LEAST SQUARES IN ISOTROPIC APPROXN., R EQUALS 11.3PERCENT.
THE GEOMETRY OF THE MOL. AND THE CHARACTER OF THE COORDINATION OF THE
BRIDGE ACETYLENE LIGANDS IS PRACTICALLY NO DIFFERENT FROM THAT FOUND
EACMER IN THE COMPLEX ((Pr C SUB5 H SU65JNB(CO)(Pfi SUB2 C SU321) SUB2.
THE GFOMETRIC PARAMETERS ARE COMPARED OF THE COORDINATED TRIPLE BOND
AND ITS FREQUENCIES IN PI ACETYLENE COMPLEXES OF NB. C. J.-STEINBERG.

USSR
GLUSHALCH-Eli"r., 1,~
UDC: 618.3
"Organization of Interrzchinc Connect4ons io a Dece-LtralIzEd Conputer
System Constrveted on the Easis of "he '14insk-2/22' Com-mater"
V sb. Kibernetit-a. Donetsk. obl. IL~ (Cybernetics--collection of works.
Donetsk Oblast. T,.Io 2), hiev, 1970, pp 33-43 (from RSh-Kibernetika, Ho
12, Dee 71, Abstract No 12V883)
Translation: The author considers an algoritl= of intermachine coupiin,~:
constructed on the main-line principle between "Minsk-2/22" comiDuters in
a decentralized cor uter systern. --he T)rinciral -s ac -~'cllows:
by rueans of hardware and software, logical communication is establi5hed
between the ccmmuters, this communication being a reversible transmission
channel for a complete machine word of the coupled =-_ruters; ~.he channel
provides for bilateral exchange of information relat-ing to address indi-
cation for the com-outer -which has beep selected and the one being selected,
codes of state, and tags of the controlling and linformaticr, 1~rc=ds; z-he
process of establishing coi=.unication and the servicing of the cormurdca-
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GLAUSHACHEMKM, A. D., Kibernetika. Donetsk. obl._V-f-P. 2,
pp 33-43
tion is accomplished by means of systems automata assigned to each com-
puter and identical in electrical, structural and functional respects;
coupling of the systems automata to their central processing devices
with respect to input and output variables is represented by an aggregate
of standard states of the central processing devices, and is realized
either by simple connection, or by action on the appropriate condition-
-signaling device; the systems autorata have seven facilities for data
transmission control and do not block the activity of the computer to which
reference is made, while the computer which initiates the conirmnication
is synchronized with the coupling operation only during reception or
transmission of one word. V. Mikheyev.

USSR
1JDC: 681.3
GLUSF.ACMT.KO, A. D.
"A Multi-Die-Machine Decentralized Computer System Based on Computers of
the 'Minsk-2/221 Type"
V sb. Kibernetika. Donetsk. otd. Vyp. 2 (Cybernetics--collection of works.
Donetsk Oblast. No 2), Kiev, 1970, D 22-32 (from Kh-Kiberne"i-kc:, No 12,
Dee 71, Abstract- '.c 12V882)
Translation: The author considers a meth-cd of construct-in.z- a ccinruter
system based on the na-in-line principle of coupling where autom-a-,ic Sys-
tems are assigned to each computer which are identical in electrical and
functional resrects providing logical connection between ccrT)uters throu-c-h
main-line coupling as well as servicing of this logical connection. It
is noted that the proposed organization ensures total decentralization
of the comr-uter sys-Lem and is esrecially convenient "or ccr-
puters.
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USSR
LTDC 536.f,4
DYBAIN, YE. P., and GLUSECIONTA-.0, V. G. Institute of Technical Th,-mmoj1hysic2;,
. .. .... . .........
nian SS--,
Academy 07 Sci-ences Ukra,
"Heat Transfer and the Flow of Ai-7- in the Cascade of Turbine D1,11d.-olf
IMOSCO-W. Teploener:-etika, No I., Apl- 73, PP 78-81
U
Abstract: Expel-i-mental resu-Its obtained on vWo tyjc~s of Iontry lbll-des,
located in a stream of hot and coolii,4,, air are COMIN!-rOd ledlh tile known
dat--. T- 4-lie course of the ez.T)~~rjramts 'Ec followin-
the M-:Ch n-LU7..Uer, frc,:~ 0.3" to 1.092; -iLe ratio of 11--, -Z.C,
air tcmjje--at=--- at, the inlet, from 1.3 to 3-58; mid Rc~~vnolds "1'0!",
to 8.69 10~'. Discuss-ic)-.- and co--nari-son. of the exi)er--mental d--,'-. wi-) ~-LOOE! C;L-
L
tained by other all 11,01%; vere centered 111:L-Ally around thc- f(A.-Loin
distribution of th~! loc~-,l heat-tran.,;,(--~r 111d of* Lill.
velocitie s o 7' r---,' )- alone-- the pei-J ph -,-- c. V t2-a!lf: -f'(-r
.-J
hot air and profili--s of' the blade casmade; (c) heat tr~.-n,-Xc~:r --ir and
the leading edge. of thhe turbinc-,. blade; (d) licaL Lmujfur in Llh~l
tur-bine biade~ (e) `--eat trz,.nsf,~1, bf-it-w-en the air and, ti-3 c)-,;-
tlel, C-f th)"
uurbine blade; (f) distribution of the local heat-tram;~er
the cascade paraamieters.
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USSR
UDC 612.014.43:612.744
m _ -;*I, A., Laboratory of Comparative Cytology,
USHAKOV, B. P. , an~L~_54XNWJY&.
Institute of Cytology, Academy of Sciences USSR, Leningrad
"The Thermostability of Muscle Tissue and Proteins of Bombina bombina During
Acclimatization to Cold"
Leningrad, Tsitologia, Vol 12, No 4, 1970, pp 510-515
Abstract: The thermostability of muscle tissue and proteins was studi2d in toads
from the Kiev region. Experiments were performed on freshly caught specimens,
and on toads kept in a cooler at 5-8'C for a few days or a fe,,-r weeks. The
thermostability of proteins was tested in muscle-tissue preparations of homo-
genized specimens and in extracts.
Results of tests with intact muscle show a marked decrease of thermo!5tabiiity in
the gastrocnemius after cooling (the maximum after cooling at 5-8% for 6-9 day,,).
The decrease was less in the rectus abdominis muscle, and least in the myocardium.
Tests -writh various protein fractions derived from homogenized specimens showed
almost no change in thermostability. No significant changes on enzymatic activ-
ity or transphosphorylation were demonstrated.
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ccs UNCLASSIFIEO PROCESSING DATE-11DEC70
T17TLE--EFFLCl GF GKU'riTH SUBsrAim-Es ON THE MALE kEVk;DDUCTIVE SYSTEM L+
ALThGR--GLLSHGHENKC, G.I.
CCL%TRY CF INFC--USSR
BIOL. 1970, 5(l), 37-43
DATE PUbLISHED ------ 7C
.-S63JECT AREAS--bICLCGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR, CHLORINATED ORGANIC COMPOUND, BENZENE
DERIVATIVEt GIBBERRELLIC ACIDi ORGANIC ACIDt PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
,-.CC-%TkCL P-ARKING--NO RESTRICTIGNS
_06CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
ROXY
~p
REEL/FJ!AME--3C07/0299 STEP NO--UR/9062/70/005/001/0037/0043
LIRC ACCESSICN '10--AP0135794
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N-LASSIFIED
U

2/2 OC9 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--11DEC70
ClaC ACCESSICN NO-AP0135794
ABS.TRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SOLNSP (O.IPERCENT) OF 2-4D,
GIBBERELLINP ANG ALPHArNAPHTHALENEACETIC ACID IN H SUB2 0 SUSPENSION AND
'AS A-POWDER WERE APPLIED TO 5 HYACINTH VARIETIES. GIBBERELLIN AND 2-40
INCREASED THE GROl%TH OF THE POLLEN TUBES AND THEIR BRANCHIING. IN
CONTRAST TO GIBBERELLIN, Z-40 CAUSED A PRONOUNCED ELONGATION OF THE
VEGETATIVE NUCLEUS ANG THE GENERATIVE CELL. ALPHAjNAPHTHALENEACETIC
ACID INHIBITED POLLEN GERMINATION AND CAUSED POLLEN TUBES TO BURST.
FACILIlY: INST. HOT., KIEV, USSR.
tJ;lFCL-AS-SlfAED

USSR
GLUSHCHENKO, L. F.
ItComparison and Analysis of
Transfer Coefficients During
UDC 536.24:536.423.1
Formulas for Determination of Heat-
Boilina~fl
0
Vestn. Kiyevsk. Politekhn. In-ta. Ser. Teploenerg. (Herald of
Kiev Polytechnical Institute, Heat and Power Engineering Series),
No 7, 1971, pp 101-107 (from ReEerativnyy Zhurnal-Yadernyye
Reaktory, No 3, 1971, Abstract No 3.50.87)
Translation: A comparison of the calculated values of heat
transfer coefficients during boiling, determined using various
known formulas, with experimental data for water, freon-12, and
ethyl alcohol is performed. The heat transfer coefficients
must be known in order to design apparatus using the process of
cooling of the heat exchange surface by the boiling liquid. 14
c'
figures, I table, 18 biblio. refs.
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USSR
GLUSHCHENKO, L.. ~ F.
UDC 536.24:536.423.1
"Comparison and Analysis of Formulas for Determination of Heat-
Transfer Coefficients During Boiling"
C)
Vestn. Kiyevsk. Politekhn. In-ta. Ser. Teploenerg. (Herald of
Kiev Polytechnical Institute, Heat and Power Engineerin,-, Series),
no 7, 1971, pp 101-107 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal-Yadernyye
Reaktory, No 3, 1971, Abstract No 3.50.87)
Translation: A comparison of the calculated values of heat
transfer coefficients during boiling, determined using various
known formulas, with experimental data for water, freon-12, and
ethyl alcohol is performed. The heat transfer coefficients
nust be known in order to design apparatus using the process of
cooling of the heat exchange surface by the boiling liquid. 14
figures, 1 table, 18 biblio. refs.

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112 006 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-20NOV70
TITLE-~)ELENOCYANATE COMPLEXES OF ZINC AND CADIIIIUM -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-SKUPEAKO, V.V., ALASANIYA# R.M.v GLUSHCHENKOr L.V*
:CCUNTkY OF INFO-USSR
_SOURCE--UKR. KHIM. ZH. 1970, 36(2), 129-33
CATE PUbLISFiEC--70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-ZINC CCMPL[Xt CADMIUM COMPLEX, CYANATE, SELENIUM COMPOUND,
CHEMICAL STABILtTY, ALETCNITRILE, SOLVENT ACTION
.CONTRGL AAkKING--NC RESTRICTICNS
..DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/17RAME-2C00/2123 SrEP NG--UR/0073/70/0j(.)/002/0129/0133
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0125707
u "..' C 1, A rjs f F I c- 0

212 ocs UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--ZONOV7C
CIRC ACCESSICN i'40--AP0125707
ABSTRACT/EXTR"'CT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ZN SELENOCYANATES DECOMP. IN
EXIST4INCE OF ZN (Sb~N)SUBN PKINE2 PRIME NEGATIVE N, IN EQUALS 1-32 CAN BE
UEMCNSTRATEC. THE FOLLOWING POTENT I CMETRICALL Y DETD. STABILITY CONSTS.
REPCRTEE ISCLVENT ANC CONSTS. FOR N EQUALS 1-4t RE5P.9 GIVEN): AS
SH06N ON I-ILROFICHE. THE INCREASED STABILITY OF THESE COMPLEXES IN
MECN CVER TI-AT IN HCCNIAE SU62 IS ATTRIBUTED TO THE STRONGER ASSOCN. OF
THE METAL CATIONS WITH THE LATTER SOLVENT. FACILITY: KIEV. GOS.
UNIV. IM. Si-.EVCFENKO, KIEV, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED
=11 BROOM

112 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
TITLE--THE PACIFIC FLEET ON "OKEAN" WAR GAMES -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-t,LUSHCHENKO, N., RYBAKOV, M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--SOVETSKAYA MOLDAVIYA, APRIL 19, 1970, P 5, COLS 5-8
DATE PUBLISHED--19APR70
SUBJECT AREAS--MECH., IND., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGRI MILITARY SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-WAR GAMES, FLEET OPERATION, NAVAL FORCE ORGANIZATION
CC14TROL -4ARKING--NO RESTRICTION5
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1986/0181 STEP NO--UR/9021/70/000/DOO/0005/0005
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AN0102252
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AN0102252
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SUBMARINES, SURFACE SHIPS, THE AIR
FO'RCE, AND MARINES OF THE RED BANNER PACIFIC FLEET PARTICIPATE IN
OOOKEAN". THIS FLEET IS EQUIPPED WITH FIRST CLASS SHIPS INCLUDING ATOMIC
SUBMARINES, MISSILE SHIPS, AND IS ABLE TO SOLVE COMPLEX OPERATIONALW
TACTICAL PROBLEMS. TEST ROCKETS WERE FIRED. THE SIX MONTHS CRUISE WAS
UNDER THE COMMAND OF CONTR ADMIRAL No I* KHOURIN9 VICE ADMIRAL No 1.
SMIRNOV9 COMMANDER OF THE RED BANNER PACIFIC FLEET SMCLN AND ADMIRh:L M.
No ZAKHAROV, MEMBER OF THE MILITARY COUNCIL AND COMMANDER OF THE KTOF
POLIT-AOMINISTRATION.
UNCLASSIFIED

UfL 4013
AW0040360-
AUTHORS-- ELUSHCHENIKO N AND RYBAKOV, m., CORRESPONDENTS
NEWSPAPER- PRAVDA UKRAINY, APRIL i9, 1970, P 3, COLS s-e-
ABSTRACT- THE FOLLOWING SHIPS ARE NAMED AS PARTICIPANTS IN THE
"OKEANO EXERCISE-- THE ~M-ff~-I-Y POUARMY-- A CRUISER, AND THE
NSTEREGUSHCHIYR, THE l~YMKjiQAQVJEMYYu, ND TAE !KRQ2UYY--, WHICH
. A
ARE REFERRED TO SIMPLY AS "SHIPS",
197417.95

USSR
GUJSHCHEIIK'O., N. P.,. Bioloaical Institute., Academy of Sciences USSR, Siberian
Biai2ch
"Blood-Sucking Yddges (Diptera, Ceratopogonidae) Along the Northeastern Shores
of Lake Baykal!'
Novosibirsk., Izvestiya Sibirskogo Otdeleniya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya,
Biologicheskj_kh Nauk, No 10, 1972, pp, 108-LU
Abstract: Field studies along the northeaste:rm shores of lake Baykal and adja-
cent areas (particularly the Bagruzinskiy Preserve) from June to September 1969
resulted in the discovery of 24 species of blood-sucking midges from the genus
Culicoides, 23 found for the first time in Transbaykalia. Some 18 species
attack human beings. The abuaidance increases from early July to middle August.
C. okumemsis and C. pulicaris are the two commonest and most vicious species;
t
the forz,-,er reaches a peak at the end of July and the latter in rdd-Pugust.
Te=-eratu--e and light are major factors in the circadian rhytizis of the insects.
They are most aggresseve at 7 to 201C and light of 500 to 5000 lux. The maln
shelters of the midges when conditions become unfavorable are the grass and
shrubs growing in swamps and along the banks of small streams.
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1-/2 051 UNCLASSIFIED
TtrLE--EFFECT OF NUCLEAR RADIATI0,N ON' THE
PAINT ENAMEL COATINGS -U-
PRnCESSING DATE--11SEP7 0
PHYSICOMECHANI~AL PRI F T -s o
3i, R. I F-F
AUTHOR--KNYAZ EV, V. K. , 140V I KOV, V. S. , I ZO TOV, G. T. , V.m. ,
SEREGfNA, G.P.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCF--LAKOKRASOCH. MATER. [KH PRIMEN. 19701 (1)
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT ARFAS-MATERIALS
42-4
TOPIC TAGS--PfZfl3TECTIVE COATING, PLAST[C COATING, RAD14TION FF-P~CT,
IRRADIrATION, HARDNESS, PnLYVINYL CHLORIDE, EPOXY R~-SINI, FNA'-,.--:L, 2~-IINC.:
DERIVATIVE, RADIATION PFSISTANT PLASTIC/(U)GF020 UAl0EP:04TfNr,,
UNDEPCOATIMS, (IJ)PP220 F'%lA'-lr-Lp (U)NK06 NITRATED GLYRTAL
EPr-,XY MPLAMINE: RESIN
CONTROL '4ARKING-Nn !ESTPICTIO-15
F CLASS--UNCLASSIrIED
DOCUMENT
PROXY PEEL/FRPAME--19.9q/0549 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO.-Ar'0107154
U "ASS I PIED

2/2 051 UNCLASSIFIED P~ROCES S I N'-~ ')AT =---I IS Z-D7.0
CTI~C ACCESSION Nrl--AP0107154
A8STRACT/EXTRACT--(-U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE STABILITY WAS STLVDIED OF
MULTILAYERED C04~[NGS AGAINST GAMMA IRPADN. AT DOSES QF S-4LLE-l- THAN 3,~
EOUAL TO 100 VEGARADS APPLIED AT 10 PRIME5 R-HR. rHE C-71ATINGS .4ERE
COMPOSED OF GF-020, r-L-C-13K, OR AG-10S UNDERCOATINGS V49 1-2 C~ATS CF TAE
FOLLOWING ENAMELS: PF-220 (POLYPHTHALATES) WITH mL-25 (MELAIIINF ALKY0
RESIN), 2062F GLYPTAL RFSI.N, NKO-6 (NITRATED GLYPTAL RESIN), EP-74T
(EPOXY-MELAMfNE RESIN), OR KHSE-231CHLORINATED POLY(VINYL CHLORIDE)
RESIN), NONE OF THESE COATINGS WITHSTr)OD 100 MEGARAD DOSES. THE MOST
RE~USTANT,*AS DETD. BY MEASURING HARDNESS, ELASTICITY, AND -it-11PACT -
STRENGTH BEFORE AND AFTER THE IRRADN., WERE GCYPTAL-RESINS AND PF 220.
4C LArC
ll~ I F:

USSR UDC 669.295-145.2
SORDKIN, I. P., BABICH, D. D., KUDRICHENKO, S. A., GLUSHCHEINKO, Z111. IN. , and
KOYGUSHSKIY, N. N.
"On the Nature of Chlorine Contained in Electrolytic Titanium"
Moscow, Metallurgiva i Khimiya Titana (Institut Titana) , Metallurgiya
Publishing House, Vol 6, 19110, pp 72-77
Translation: Data are given on the effect of hydroprocessing conditions and
nature of the solvent on the content of deposited chlorine in electrolytic
titanium. A description is given of the results of roscarch on the influence
of gorups of tetravalent titanium, contained in working solutions, on the
content of surface and overall chlorine in metal. Statistical. data on the
content of chlorine in electrolytic titanium are considered. it is demon-
strated that deposited chlorine in electrolytic titanium after hydropro-
cessing of cathode deposits in 17. 11C1 is not a product of hydrolysis of
titanium chlorides. Five tables and two bibliographical entries.
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USSR
UDC 669.295/145.2
BABICH, D. D., SOROKIN, I. P., SHAPOVALOVA, 0. ill., and GLusilcnao, Zh.
"Effect of the Medium on the Degree of Pulverization and the Quality of
Electrolytic Titanium Powders"
lviosca-i, Metallurgiya i Khimiya Titana. (Institut Titana), Metallur.giva.
Publishing House, Vol 6, 1970, pp 62-71
Translation: Results of research to studv the effect of conditions for
pulverizing the cathode deposit in a ball mill in different media on the
fractional composition and quality of electrolytic titanium are described.
Pulverizing the cathode deposit was done under the follm-iing conditions:
in a Liedium of electrolyte under argon; in water after leaching in 2% 14-Cl;
in the process of leaching in 2% hydrochloric acid; and in a Medium of
potassium chloride and sodium. Its a result of the research, it is estab-
Ushed that the most effective pulverization is observed where [he cathode
deposit is leached directly in a ball mill in 2% HC1. However, with this
method the compactability of the powder is somewhat worsened. !-kith pulveri-
zation in the other media, compactability does not change. The po,.-ider
subjected to X-ray and microscopic study. Four illustrations, three tables,
and one bibliographic entn,.
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USSR
UDC 539.67
VILLENEY Kh. B., GLUSHCHETS, A. 14.1 FSKALO) I. B.,, and LIVSHIMS. B. G.
"Certain Magnetic and Magnetoelastic Relaxation Effects in Invar, Governed by
Carbon Atom Diffusion"
Sb- "vnutrenneye treniye v netallicheskikh nzterialakh" (internal Friction in
Metallic Materials), Moscov, Izd-vo "Nauka", 1970, pp 182-187
Abstract: The temperature dependence of relaxed and nonrelaxed initial
permeability is studied. It is shown that Drocesses inducing a temncrary drop
in permeability take place in the 20--_001C -temperature range. It is concluded
from an analysis of data on the effect of elastic vibration amplitude on Q-1
in the carbon peak region (2000C) that two relaxation processes take place in
invar. A mechanism on the onset of the relaxation process is presented.
4 figures, 14 references.
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1/2 023 UNCLASSIFIEO PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--INCREASING GYROTRON EFFICIENICY AT THE FUNDAMENTAL GYRORESONANCE BY
WAY OF CORRECTING THE MAGNETOSTATIC FIELD DISTRIBUTION -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-GLUSHENKOt V.N.t KOSHEVAYA, S.V., PAUSt V.A*
WN
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV VUZ. RADIGELEKTRONIKAt VOL. 13t JAN. 1970, P. 12-17
DATE PUBLISHED---JAN70
SUBJECT AREAS--NAVIGATION
TOPIC TAGS--MAGNETIC RESONANCE, GYRO, MAGNETORESISTANCLE, TRlr',".SVERSE
MAGNETIC FIELD
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT GLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1991/0142 STEP t4O--UR/0452/70/013/000/0012/0017
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110108
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110108
ABSTRACT'/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT* THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
OF A PHASE METHOD OF [INCREASING GYROTRON EFFICIENCY AT FU[419AMENTAL
GYRORESONANCE, BASED ON THE USE OF AN MAGiNETOSTATIC DIRECTIVE FIELD
WHICH VARIES ALONG THE LENGTH OF THE INTERACTION SPACE. IT 15 SHOWN
THAT THE MAXIMUM TRANSVERSE ELECTRONIC EFFICIENCY OF A GYk'OTRO,'4 WITH
CORRECTED MAGNETOSTATIC FIELD DISTKISUTION IS ABOUT 70PERCENI. THE
MAXIMUM ELECTRONIC EFFICIENCY OF AN EXPERIMENTAL GYROTRON REACHED
40PERCENT, DEMONSTRATING THAT THE DEVICE OPERATED IN A NONOPTIMAL
REGIME. THE OPT1144L kEGIME COULD BE ACHIEVED BY INCREASING THE VOLTAGE
0iHICH WAS NOT FEASIBLE DUE TO TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS) OR BY USING
LONGER RESONATORS. THE BEST IMPROVEMENTS IN EFFICIENCY WERE 03TAINED
WHEN THE MAXIMUM OF THE SUPPLEMENTARY MAGNETOSTATIC FIELD wAS 0.71- FROM
THE FRONT OF THE RESONATOR, WHERE L IS THE RESONATOR LENGTH.
UNCLASSIFIED

Z
0.' ':i`E ~AASK Poli
Z;,rtirlo 1~y ;'. :i. ~;nvol'yQv, A. :1. llulygini~,
and G. F. ~ov yi;,,in;, %nacow , _11; ttm L I nz
Bioloi;U I :Ioditalny (CurrnFJV._~~,6b'lcmr, In Lp:,c~ LI~Aog~. mid
pp 333-3JL~/
'lh,j "Lopestak" mnsk Is now tt4e most, widel,* us,,O :;vmv
fez, individual protection of the or;-,cm of Tho
thooretical. protective csrrbillty of the vc7.-rivatov, a,:cord-
in;7. to the. Instrvetionu oin uve c~ the vunplvntu:~,
is' nbout 9~,,,, th!it is, I' alnoot dn~,s not'dlffor from ~he III-
tercepting, properties of fil-~erv mcue of' FF~ inbrIv. liowever,
inrormation on the actual effectiveness or reopiratov& u.-Iod
under working conditionq cotild not bn fuund tri tho tmillablo
liternt%iro.
Our invDacirstiolin Wave 1"ado undor (.,Cr..d1_,on.,1 (~hnvaczor_
i-ed by atmosphoric ccnIamimition by :finely dt."P,!rnod no~vonols
hx3e (cimeatrat Ion In 1xi-livi'Itin'. crz-:~g th.)
"I L, invo*tlgatllono %4t;-C,. nude
ndriiaiiblo concontration (NAC). Th
at sevorn! working places In ncccr0s%ei v~11~11 t~,)
1VetcdJ_kR ~',Ttrvdvleniya
DQ~O=mln a~, the PvotFc7tiVZ- Extricr, c" tt-157
01NOratiw, cvnditionnT), Tht-.- ti%t~ foi- n
-\sAr'Plo 'Wflp 3D-60 mijiliten. I'he duration. of pro~enco of thv sub-
Jects cuntiriuou:31y tit the workinj.-, plr,,-(, varlod 1'rom f%4o to
throe houra. Durir4? vest in a clean :-one thu rospli-ittor wa:)
d and then used again.
re"O"O The results of the Invontigntiorun revealed thnt the
offoctivono2s of air purification in r,3"; of tho caso:l exceoded
9U,", an(] In 16'. of the cases attained 100c'. 110140%'Or, In "!QL"
of the ca.-joa the Offoctiveno5v did not Oxc ~Od 75L.'. Tho monn
weight ad orfe ativ onos3 was 87%. It should be not'e'd thot whon
155
C~ CT
L

USSR uDc 621-372-5
PEREPELYATNIK, P. A., nDENTOV, P. P., GLUSHKO, K. P.
"Cascade Inclusion of Active Quadripoles"
Tr. Mosk. in-ta elektron. mashinostr. (Tdorks of Moscow Institute of
Electronic 1~hchine Building), 1970, vYP- 13j, PP 88-99 (from PZh-Radiotekhnika,,
No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4A156)
-.Translation: In the case of cascade inclusion of identical active nonnutual
quadripoles the input and output impedances of the quandripole turn out to be
equal to its iterative resistances. The coefficient K~ claracterizing the
ratio of the increment of the input impedance of the quadripole to the incre-
ment of the load resistance at the point where the load re.,istance is equal to
the iterative resistance is introduced. The coefficient K+ is used to con-
struct a unique definition of the input and output iterative resistances and
the transmission coefficient of quadripoles when operating on iterative
resistances.
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USSR
UDC 612.822.08
ABDULADZE, G. V., and GLUSHKOV, N. N., Laboratory of Neurophysiology and
Pharmacology of Behavior, Institute of Physiology, Siberian Department of
the Academy of Sciences USSR, Novosibirsk
"Statistical Treatment by Means of a Dnepr-1 Computer of Induced Brain
Potentials in Experiments"
Leningrad, Fiziologicheskiy Zhurnal SSSR imeni I- M. Sechenova, Vol 59,
No 6, Jun 73, pp 963-965
Abstract: A system of programming of a Dnepr-l computer for the statistical
treatment of induced brain potentials was worked out and tested in connection
with experiments on cats. The system can be used for the study of the mech-
anisms of induction of potentials in the cortex upon single stimulations of
sensory systems and of the hypothalamus. It was applied in the study of the
action of pharmacologically active compounds. Statistical analysis with the
aid of the system developed showed that the characteristics of the mean
response of the somatosensory cortex and of the standard deviation -Function
of the induced response changed in a specific manner upon application of
cholinergic substances directly to the cortex or by intravenous administra-
tion.
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USSR UDC S 3 3 . 655 26 6 1.
GLUSFYGV N KROT KG17, D. P. SHKADOV, L. 1-1.
"Variation in the Aero-~,rrwnqic Shape of a Body Leading to a Decrease i-n its
Resistance"
Uch. zaD. Tsen-,r. aero-glidrod,_*nam. in-ta (Scientific No-,es of the Cc-m~al
Aerohydrcd~mamdic 1972, Vol. 3, No. 2, pp 11-20 (-from "ZI, -
MekhaniYa, No 8, Aug 72, ~.bstract Ila 8B432)
Translat-ion: A dir,,ct gradient method is propo!-.ed far improvin-, Ohe aero-
dynamic charac-eri~;tlIcs of an aircraft h%, a small variation in, it:s smyface.
An expression is obt~iined for the variation in local an of attacl: 01,*c1h
lead L al- L"-"C- a-cr,11'r
of 4-11(_~ pre
. S,,Ir C
_S
to a decrease in the resistance
conser-.,ing -,.roluT%e~, -,.;4:t, longitudinal moment, etc. An ez:)ressim 3, ob-
tained withIn the frameworR of the linear theory using a theorcm, Oil the
reversilh3litv of -,'-e flow, i t i_- proposed' that the pres;!Fure di-st-11~11--c-1-071
-eir-cT-ed in a certain ,,,ay, which mu.- hi-I kno~-,,n
ror constructing the imrroving variation, be found ex.- , The
effect of viscosity forces and of the nonlinea-z dc--I-,C-7do~mnce of Pro.-,~:Ime (m
the loral angle of attack is analyzt-d I.TI individual exam~.-,_Ii:r; mf a plane
A
f low. It is shown t!,,:!t in ail cases cons-idered. the
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USSR
GLUSHKOV, 11. N. , et al, Uch. zap. Tsentr. aero-7,i=drc4,i~,w--,. in-ta, 1.972,
Vol. 3, No. 2, pp 11-20
within the framework olf~ the linear theory for 'Improving the variation
ensures deformation of the sinface in a direction corresponding to a
decrease in resistance. Resume.

USSR
GLUSHKOV, V. M , DERKACH, V. P., MMNROV, G. T., RAKITSKIY, V. R.,
ZGUROVETS, L. YA., KLIMENTOVICH, V. A., BLASENKO, 11. M. and ZHURIBIDA,
V. 1.
"Automated System for Control of Technological Processes in the Micro-
electronics of the 'Kiev-110"'
Metody Minnatyuriz. i Avtomatiz. Proiz-va Komponentov FVM [Methods of
HiniaturiZation and Automation of the Production of Computer components
-- Collection of WoTks], Kiev, 1972, pp 3-11 (Translated from Refera-
tivnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 10, 1973, Abstract No 10V662)
Translation: An automated control system for technological proce,4-1,es
in microelectronics (Kiev-70) is described on the exampIc. of the hasic
application of' automated programmed control of a cathode-ray (ion-ray)
installation. A structural plan of the "Kiev-70" system is presented.
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M. MathematicaI Cybernetics
A. Tliiaory of Controlling Systems
USSR
GI,U,qJIKOIIY- V. M. and LFTICHEVSKIY, A. A.
"Theory of Discrete Converters"
lzbr. Vopr. Algebr, i Loviki. [Selected Problems of Algebra and Lot'
Y LC
C,
Collection of Works], Novosibirsk, Nauka Press, 1973, pp S-59 (Trans-
lated from Reforativriyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 10, 1973, Abstract I.Jo
1OV365)
Translation: A review based on the works of the authors. A definition
is given of a discrete information converter, man), examples of discrete
converters are presented (Turing machines, normal Markov algorithms,
logic systems of algorithms, computers, etc.). A special algebraic ap-
paratus is suggested, allowin.a rather deep equivalent transforills Of dis-
crete converters. The problem of the equivalence of di-c:crete converters
is studied,
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U:;-SR VDC 622.011.43
GLUSI"h,~;W;4
"Exhibition of Rock Pressure in Deep Mines"
Proyavieniya gornogo davleniya v glubokikii shakhtakh (cf. English Above), Kiev,
Naukova Dumka Press, 1971, 195 pp, ill., 1 r. 35 k. (from Uh-Meklhanika No 11,
Nov 71, Abstract No 11V706K)
Translation: Chapter 1 contains a brief survey of the published Papers devoted
to study of.the stability of nines and analytical methods of calculating rock
pressure developed by various researchers. A study was made of the problems of
the effect of geological and mining engineering factors on tile stability of
mines, and methods are proposed for forecasting Ole stability olL the deep shaft
mines of the Donets Basin. In Chapter 2 there is a study of tile stress-strainod
state of an isotropic rock mass around an unreinforced mine of circular cross
section considering the physical and geometric nonlinearity and also around a
reinforced mine considering the time factor. The problem of loads on tile sup-
ports is investigated considering the joirring of the rock. In Chapter 3 an
analogous study is made for an anisotropic mass weakened by one or two imines
of round or elliptic cross sectioii. In Chapter 4 a study is made of the
physical, strength, elastic and plastic properties of the Donets Basin rock as
applied to forecastin,-, mine stability. Tile next chapter contains tile results
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USSR
GLUSHKO, V. T. , Provavleniva -ornogo davleniva ,, zlub-okilcil shaiditakh. Kiev,
Nauk-ova Dumka Press, 1971, 195 pp, ill., I r. 35 k,
of e3ercriniental studies of the effect of the rock pressure (measurement of the
loads on the supports and displacements of the rocks in the mines). Chapter 6
contains a study of the problems of selectin- the optimal location of mines,
safety procedures and measures to control heaving. The book generalizes the re-
sults of many years of research by the author in a number of coal mines in the
Donets Basin. It is designed both for workers at the scientific research orga-
nizations in the field of rock mechanics and for teachers and students of tile
mining and construction institutions of higher learning.
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USSR
UDC 678:539-376
GLUSHKO, V. T., ROZOV3'KYY, m. I., and SHAKALOVA, 0. 1., Insti-
_--t-uts--Of-'-G~6~echnical %lechanics, Academy of Sciences Ukrainian
SSR, Dnepropetrovsk IMining Institute
"Study of Plasticity Zone Strengthening Around a Hole Under
Creep"
Kiev, Dopovidi Akademiyi Nauk Ukrayinslkoyi IR3-i, 3eriya A --
Fizyko-Tekhnichni ta !'4atematychni Nauky, No 11, 1.1ov 70, pp !001-
1004
Abstract: The article considers an unbounded plane which exisLs
under plane strain, weakened by a round hole, along whose contour
a normal force p is applied, and at infinity the stresses
Irt) q are given. Under the action of a system of external
forces a Dlastic zone arises around the i-.ole, completely encom-
passing .:-ie nole, Tl,.~-'.S zone varies with timne as a result of rne
rheological properties of the material. The probiern, is Lo find
the radius of the plasticity zone. The relationship between
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USSR
GLUSHKO, V. T., et al., Dopovidi Akademiyi Nauk Ukrayins1koyi
RSR, Seriya A -- Fizyko-Tekhnichni ta Mlatem~tychni Nauky, No 11,
Nov 70, PP 1001-1004
stress and strain in the plastic zone is described by integro-
operator equations, Lhe corresponding representation of ". YU.
ISHLITISKIY and A. k. ILIYUSHIN for plane elasticoplastic strain
with linear strengthening. A nonlinear integral equation in
operator form is obiz~ained to determine tne law of tne time vari-
ation of the radius of the plasticity zone i-:ith strengtnening.
The solution of this equation is found by the mietriod of succes-
sive approximations. Inequalities limiting, the exact solution
are established.
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USSR UDC 66.045.5:621.51.001.24 -
USRAKOV, V. I., Candidate of Technical Sciences, SOPIN, B. N., Engineer, and
_~~LUSHgOV.-_.k._A,_, Engineer
"Determination of the Heat-Exchange Surface of Terminal Cooler of Compressor"
Moscow, Khimicheskoye i Neftyanoye illasliinostroyeniye, No 10, Oct 72, pp 17-18
Abstract: The article examines the question of air dehumidification, given
certain ratios between the compressed-air and cooling-water temperatures and
ambient temperature. A formula is given for determining the heat-exchange
surface of the terminal cooler. The compressor station at the Kursk Portable
Unit Plant is equipped with four VP20/8 reciprocating compressors with KKh-20
terminal coolers, the heat-exchange surface for each of which is 6.3 sq m.
The cooling water temperature is no higher than 10' C and the consumption
about 16 liters/min. Such a heat-exchange surface, even with maximum water
consumption, is insufficient in order for the compressed air temperature at
the cooler outlet to become less than the ambient temperature. According
to the suggested formula, at an ambient temDerature of 22' C the heat-exchange
surface of each cooler must be equal to 9.4 sq m. For design considerations
and assembly conditions, the four coolers should be replaced with a single
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USSR
USHAKOV, V. 1. , et al., Khimicheskoye i Nef tyanoye i1fashinos troyeniye, No 10,
Oct 72, pp 17-18
cooler with the appropriate heat-exchange surface. A four-pass heat ex-
changer with a heat-exchange surface of 45 sq m was installed. The water
consumption was 65 liters/m. During the year and a half that this cooler
has been in operation there has been no condensate at any point of the
pneumatic system. The temperature of the air coming into the system has
not exceeded 18' C. There has been an economic effect of about 20,000
rubles per year.
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Acc. Nr-. - Abstracting Service:
ApOO54190- NUCLEAR SCI. ABST. 5--7C
Ref. Code:
Of Cof-)~
(-18620 liETEROGENEOUS REACTORS FLATTENING BY
FUEL RODS A.RRANGEMENr. Ponomarev--'-tel?noi. N. N.;
%usLkovi E S. Nosov V I - Barkov S *N. At. Energ. (USSR);
28: 5ff--W(jan-
Tabulated data show variations of fuel element distributions and
effective coefficient of breeding during flattening as functions of
the nLunber of heat transfer areas along the gradient. (8 refer-
ences) (R.V.J.)
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UDC 6-29.78.01.5:533.6
GLUSHKOV, N. N., IMTKOV, D. P.11 and SHKADOV, L. M.
"Variation of Aerodynamic Shape for Decreased Resistance"
Uch. Z---D. Tsentr. Aero-f-idradi-Mn. In-ta (Szientific W_-iti-_.~.s of '-he Central
Aerohydrodynamics Institute), Vol 3, Wo 2, 1972, pp 11-20 (from Referativnyy
ZhurrAl--R.--',-etost-roy--niye, 110 8, 1972, Abstract No 8.41.80")
Abstract: A direct method of improving the aerodynamic characteristics of
aircraft by means of a small variation of its surface is proposed. In the
limits of linear theory with the use of inverse flow theorems an exmression
for variation of local angles of attack, leadinu to decreased resistance of an
aircraft while T)reser,.ring size lift longitudinal moment, etc-, ., was examined
Pressure distribution on the surface of a specific shape of assembled
which is n-ecessarj to know for plotting the improvin,; variation, should be
found eynerimentall- . Tne effect of viscosity forces ~-nd the nonlinear re",at`on-
ship of pressure to local anl-le of attack can be analyzed on individiial
ex,ar,=les of --lane blow. It -.-as shci.~ that in all t'~e e=7ined cases,
in the limits of linear theory, the expres3ion for the variation rro-
vides deformp-tion of the surface in the direction corrospondjn,~-, to decrea.,~cl
J
resistance. --few. 2 fignires, 2 biblioc-raap~lical references.
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'2/2 0,15 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-11SEP10
C'IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0100379
ABSTRACT/EXTR4CT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PEDUCTION OF
1,METHOXY,4,5,DIHYDRO,3H,AZFP[ND(3,4,B)INDOLE (1) WITH LIALH SUR4-F-r
SU82 0 GA VF 71PERCENT 2,3v4t5tTETRAHYDROtlH,AZEPI~SOv(3,4,B)I*,.11-)!3L;-' (flit
M. 182-6DEGqEES; HYDROCHLORIDE M. 280-20EGREES. ATTEMPS TO ALKYLATE 11
WITH MEIi ME SUB2 SO SUB4, OR CH SUB2 0 IN THE PRESENCE OF HCO SUF)2 H TQ
OBTAIN THE 20E DERIV. OF 11 WERE UNSUCCESSFUL. THE ALKYLATION OF I
WITH ETOH OVER RANEY NI YIELDED
2PMETHYLt3,(3r(DIETHYLAMIND)PROPYL)INDOLEY B'SUB2 165-7DEGREES.
INCL' SS IF IED
Li 1- IA-1-

112 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
~TITLE-NON STEROID ANTIPHLOGISTIC DRUGS -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-GLUSHKOV, R.G., LIBERMANt S.S.r YAKHONTOVr L.N.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZH. VSES. KHIM* OBSHCI~EST. 1970, 15(2)r 185-92
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--ANTIINFLAMMATORY DRUG, INDOLE, DRUG EFFECT
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3009/0121 STEP NO--UR/0063/70/015/002/0165/0192
CIRC. ACCESSION N0--AP0138986
U '- I I-, L "A S S Lff: IIE 0--

2/2 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0138986
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A REVIEW COVERING AROM. AND
IHETEROCYCLIC DERIVS. OF ORG. ACIDS WITH ANTIPHLOGISTIC PROPERTIES, AND
INCLUDING DERIVS. OF INDOLE, TRIAZOLE AND RELATED RING SYSTEMS, WITH A
BRIEF DISCUSSION OF THE MODE OF ACTION OF THESE DRUGS.
'" ' L A c r I cc,
- lplf- ASS I 'IED

'400053428 NO
CHEMCAL AJBST.
111415Y PyrWdinev. vn. syntimis and ztr~e of
*me bia(2-chlotoethyl)hydraziziopyrimidines. I B A;
GlushkoV-R~--K.; Sochilin, E. F. (I.enigsir
lAnSoVeta. Leningrad. USSR A 7k- Ohshrk. Khim. 1970, 40
(1), 2022-9 (Russ). Adding 9.~ g 2,4,6-trichloropyrimidiiie (r) in
dioxine to 10M g (CICHICH2~,NNHIXCI and'20.1 g EtsN in
dioxane over I hr, followed by addn. of M 1 g Et3N, and 9.2 g 1p
and keeping the mixt. 3-4 hr at. 70* gave 5% 2- [bis(2-chloro-
ethyl)hydrazino)4,&dichloropyrimidine (11), m. 104% and 73%
4-[bis(2-chloroethyl)hydrazinol-2,6-dichloropyrimidine (M) m.
117% sepd. on A1,03. Adding 19.4 g I and 10.1 g Et,Nr to 12 g
(HOCHiCH-ibNNH2 in dioxane and keeping the mixt. 3 hr at 60*
gave 5% hygroscopic 2-[bis(2-hydroxyethyl)hydrazinol-4,6-di-
chloropyrimidine, m. 104', and 72% 4-[bis(2-bydroxyethyl)-
hydrazino]-2,6-dichloropyriinidine (IV) m. 1126, sepd. on A1.0i.
11 heated I hr with concd. HCI and adjusted to p11 7.5 gave 2-
tbis(2-chloroethyl)hydrazitio]-4-oxo-O-chloro-3,4-dih;~ropyrimi-
dine, m. 138'. 111 refluxed 3 hr with HC1 gave 927,0 2-oxo-
4-ibis(2-cliforoethyl)hytlrazitioi4~-clil(-)ro-2,3-diliydropyritiiidine,
m. 104'; HCI salt m. 198*. Similarly was prepd. 2-oxo4.jbis-
(2 - hydroxycthyl')hydrazitiol -6-chloro -2,3 -dihydropyrimidine,
isolated as HCI %It, m. Igo*. Heating IV with NaOll in aq.
MeOH 1.5 hr gave 54% 2-chloro-4-[bis(2-hydroxyethyl)hydra-
zinol-6(5H)Pyrimidinone as Na salt, decompd. 165'; free sub-
stance m. 157*. U'v and ir spectra are reported.
J_ G: M. Kosolapoff J
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GLUSIIKOV, V. M.
IfBasic Principles of Construction of Automatic Control System!;"
Kibernet. i Vychisl. Tekhn. Resp. Mczhved. Sb, [Cybernetics and Computer
Technology. Republic Interdepartmental Collection], 1971, No 12, I)p 5-19
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 4, 1973, Abstract No
4V663, by the author).
Translation: The basic principles are studied of construction of automated
control systems. The significance of electronic coimputers and information
collection devices in the system is demonstrated. Problems of' standardi7a-
tion of the solution of software development problems are discussed. Par-
ticular attention is given to organizational and technical 111C.)SUrCS.
Problems to be solved in automated control systems at the prosent time are
formulated.
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GLUSHKOV, V. M.
"Basic Principles of Construction of Automated Systems for Organizational
Control"
Upravlyayuslichiye Sistemy i Mashiny [Control Systems and Machines], 1972,
No 1, pp 9-18 (Translated from Referatixrnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 6,
1973, Abstract No 6V673, by the author).
Translation: The concepts of the two basic types of ACS, systems for control
of technological processes and systems of organizational control, are forIDLI-
lated, and the basic principles of construction of organizational control
systems are outlined.
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GLUSHKOV, V NI NIKITIN, A. I., RABINOVICH, Z. L.
"Some Trends in the Development of Structures and Software of Digital
Computers"
UpravIyayushchiye Sistemy i Mashiny [Control Systems and Machines], 1972,
No 1, pp 79-8S (Translated from Refcrativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 6,
1973, Abstract No 6V594, by the authors).
Translation: Certain trends in the development of the structures and software
of digital computers related to the possibility of creation of multiprocessor
machines on the basis of new hardware wid also to the necessity of supporting
their functioning in the collective use mode for the solution of various types
of problems are studied.
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USSR UDC 8.74
GLUSlaoV..-V DOVGYALLO, A. M., PLATONOV, B. A., YUSHCHENKO, YE. L.
"Standard Pedagog Dialog Training System with the Avtor Service Mode for Teach-
ing Programming Languages. Part 2"
V sb. Teoriya yazykov i metody postroyeniya sistem programmir. (Language Theory
and Methods of Constructing Programming Systems--collection of works), Kiev-
Alushta, 1972, pp 98-110 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 12, Dec 72, Abstract No
12V476)
Translation: A study was made of the basic characceristics of the Pedagog
training system with the Avtor service mode for teaching prograraing languages.
All of the software for the training system is divided into two parts: general
including the training process control program and the program for interpreting
the input operator; a special program including the programs defining the
correct response to tile system assignment (reactors) and the service files.
Data is stored in the files on tile basis of which the training process is con-
trolled and the files also include data relating the control programs to the
training material. The system is designed to teach the COBOL language to one
student in tile dialog mode (the DD-3 dispatcher of the Dnepr-2 digital computer
offers the possibility of paralleling the tralning process for several trainees).
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GLUSHKOV, V. M., et al., Teoriya yazykov i metody postroyeniya sistem program-
mir. Kiev-Alushta, 1972, pp 98-110
The system programs are organized by.the modular principle. The functioning of
the module programs does not depend on their allocation in the common memory
which permits changes to be introduced into the system. The volume of the
system modules is on the average 100-140 instructions, and the information ex-
change between the modules is realized via the dynamic memory in the base regi-
ster field. The Avtor mode of the training system is designed for correct-
ing the service information files. It is noted that the specific nature of
organization of the training system in which the general and special sections
are clearly separated permits changing the operation of the system by correct-
ing only the service information. These changes can, in particular, pertain
to the sequence of assignments to the training, and in connection with this,
the training algorithm and also the training subject. For tile Avtor mode a
special language has been created which permits correction of all the files of
the special section of the training system. The presence of such possibilities
in the training system permits efficient variation of the training process,
dropping of the necessary and incorrect assignments, insertion of new ones, in-
troduction of new assignment sequences, provision of new auxiliary material,
and so on. It is possible to use the Avtor mode both after accumulating certain
statistics on the course of tile training process and directly during the course
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mir., Kiev-Alushta, 1972, pp 98-110
of training. The programs in the Avtor made are designed for operation in the
dialog mode. The basic device for the Avtor dialog is teletype. The operators
of the Avtor language input from teletype are recognized by the MoniLor program
which then transfers control to the corresponding programs -- interpreter --
which performs all the operations given in the operator. After processing, the
programs return control to the Monitor program which goes to the state of
waiting for the next message from the user. The operators of the Avtor mode
are divided with respect to purpose into two groups: the operators for print-
ing the file contents, the operators for correcting the files. Illustrative
examples are presented for the Dnepr-2 training system. The bibliography has
8 entries.

&SSR UDC 8.74
GLUSHIKOV, V. M.
"Paths of Development of Computer Engineering and Software Systems"
V sb. Avtomatizir. sistemy upr. (Automated Control Systerns--collection of works),
Moscow, Ekonomika, 1972, pp 175-180 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 12, Dec 72, Ab-
stract No 12V406)
Translation: The problems in the Ninth Five Year Plan on the path of develop-
ment of computer engineering and software systems are formulated. They include
the creation and broad application of automated enterprise control systems,
automated control systems for technological processes, the creation of branch
automated control systems and a national automated data gathering and process-ing
system for accounting, planning and control of the national economy. It is
noted that when creating local systems it is expedient to approach the solution
of the problems which arise from the point of view of insuring the methodologi-
cal, technical, information and program unity of the systems. The primary
problem in the field of computer engineering in the next Five-Year Plan con-
sists in the development and creation of a scientific and design library for
designing fourth-generation computers such that in the nex t Five-Year Plan we
can convert to their series production. The next practical problem is the
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GLUSHKOV, V. M., Avtomatizir. istemy upr., Moscowj Ekonomika, 1972, pp 175-180
solution of the problems of organizing the industrial output of the technical
and mathematical base for the automated control system. There is a detailed
discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of the Minsk series computers
available at the present time and the newly built YeS M and Ryad series com-
puters. The possibility and tecessity for insuring compatibility of the Mins'r-I
and YeS EWI computers on the level of the data gathering devices is analyzed.
Recommendations are made with respect to creating one of the basic components
of the automated control system -- the information bank and the programmed ap-
paratus for the control of it: reception, storage, dissemination and output of
information on demand and also another important component part of the auto-
mated control system the program library for processing the data. A state-
ment of the basic problems of the operation system of the automated control sys-
tem -- the sets of programmed media designed to control the course of the compu-
tation process of the automated control system -- is given. The great role of
organizational control systems for effective development and creation of auto-
mated control systems for technological processes is noted.
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USSR UDC 8.74
GLUSPKOV, V. M., DOVGYALLO, A. If., PLATONOV, B. A., YUSHCHENKO, YE. L.
"Standard Dialo- Training System Training System Pedagog with the Avtor Ser-
a
vice Mode for Teaching Programming Languages. Part I"
V sb. Teoriya yazykov i metody postroyeniya sistemi programmir. (Language Theory
and Methods of Constructing Programming Systems--collection of works), Kiev-
Alushta, 1972, pp 82-97 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 12, Dec 72, Abstract No
12V475)
Translation: A standard program training system Pedagog is described. Tile
system is designed to teach programming languages in the dialog mode. The
Pedagog training system performs the following functions with respect to train-
ing control: it makes the assignments to the trainee to which he must respond
(which is realized by indicating the assignment coordinates in a special aid
with the assignment); it receives and analyzes the trainee answers to the
assignment; ft gives the trainee the possibility of correcting the responses
input to the computer memory from an individual device (teletype); it gives
assistance to the trainee on request, indicating where the materials are lo-
cated:for the given assignment in the text; it offers the possibility to the
trainee of repeating the assignment; it returns the answers to the assignmcnt
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GLUSHKOV, V. M., et al., Teoriya yazykov i metody postroyeniya sistem programmir.,
Kiev-Alushta, 1972, pp 82-97
from the memory to the trainee on his request or automatically if on completion
of the cc~rrection of the answers he halts the operation of the system; it in-
sures adaptation to the trainee, giving information on the errors in the answers
at different levels of detail, helping him at the same time detect errors and
simultaneously adapting to the capabilities of the user; it collects statistics
on the course of the training process with respect to each user; it insures
mastery by the user of the training material on a guaranteed level without allo".-
ing the user to carry out the next assignment to obtaining a direct response to
the present one from it. In addition, the system executes the functions con-
nected with the specific nature of the training process by applying a digital
computer with time sharing operating in the dialog mode as the instructor. These
basically are functions aimed at maintaining contact between the trainee and the
computer: the information about what external systems devices must be used by
the trainee at the defined points in time; the information about-which opera-
tions it should perform on the external devices, what operators of the opera-
tion training language and in what cases it must be input; holding recording
dialog with the trainee in which the system receives certain data from the
user for its subsequent identification in the system; the control of Lhe dialog
with user in the training process (or in the process of joint solution of the
training problem). There is I illustration and a 7-entry b1bliography.
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ILM
G
"Estimation of tne Effectiveness of Complex Systems and Organization of Computer
Processes"
Mat. Obespechcniye ETsVM [Digital Computer Software--Collec-cion of h'orks], Kiev,
1972, pp 3-17 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 11, 1972,
Abstract No 11VS01, by V. Mikheyev)
Translation: Problems of estimating the effectiveness of complex computer
systems are discussed. The basic criteria used for estimation include produc-
tivity of systems and complexity of computer algorithms. An example of the
problem of inversion of a matrix is presented as an illustration, The concent
of the switching complexity of a task is introduced with a fixed hypothesis ~f
the distribution of the parameters, and a method of its estimation is des-
cribed. A method is suggested for selection of systems of instructions for a
planned machine, as well as methods of construction of the program realiZation.
The necessity is demonstrated of planning an operational system together with
the hardware. Two approaches are noted. In the first approach, all processes
are standardized but the set of instructions built into the processes is looked
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GlU5hkov, V. M. , Mat. Obespechchive MVINI, Kiev, 1972, pp 3-17
upon not only on the basis of the type of jobs to be kLin, but also from the
point of view of the problems of control of the system. Ilie second approach
involves the creation of specialized processors: processors for mathematical
analysis and numerical analysis; processors designed for processing of
pictures, drawings and graphic information, transformation of formuolas, etc.
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USSR UDC 681.3.01
GLUSIIKOV V. if.
"Basic Principles of Constructing Automatic Control Systers"
V
Kiev, Kibernetika i Xlychislitcl'naya Tekhnika, Organizzatsionnyye Printsipy i
Teldinicheskiy Kompleks Avtonatizirovannykh Sistem Uprwrieniya Jlredpriyatiyari,
No 12, 1971, pp 5-19
Abstract- A study was made of the hasic principles of constructing automatic
control systens. Tvo basic types of automatic control systcins are distinguished:
systems for controlling technological processes in the broad sense of the word
(controlling an aircraft, a rocket, -- blast furnace proc,~_,ss) and so-called
systoms for Organizational or administrative control which dca'L prinarily witil
subjects of an economic nature. The role of computers anti data Zathering de-
vices in the systerts is derionstrated, and the problems of standardizing the
solution of the problems of developing saft-ware are discussed. Spucial aLten-
tion is given to technical organizational neasures. Problens subject to 501ti-
ticn by autovatic control syste-.Tis at the present tinc nre fonliulaLed. The
capability of various elements of the control systei%s, suc]i as the d6ta input
and output, punch tape.and other units i5 discucsed. TIM- planning of input
and output docurents is discussed, '_EXaIIPJ,r_-S Of aUtOMation Of 60 Veno plant
in France nnd 3 large deparuiient stores in Nlmj York, are disclIFsed.

USSR
GLUSH IV. N1,
"Generalized Dynamics Systems and Processional Prediction"
Probl. Prikl. mat. i Mekh. [Problems of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics --
Collection of horks], Moscow, Nauka Press, 1971, pp 27-29, (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 3, 1972, Abstract No 3 V59S by the
author).
Translation: A prediction method is studied, based on construction of a
generalized dynamic model of the process being predicted- In order to ex-
pand the range of phenomena described in the system of indicators charac-
terizing the model, so-called qualitative parameters are introduced, quan-
tities fixed by finite sets of values. If we know the initial values of
the models and are provided with a sufficient number of limitations (depen-
dences) applied to the parameters by experts, we can solve the prediction
problem, i.e., the problem of construction of trajectories of the system
for fixed moments in time, by computer. If the parameters include parameters,
the values of v.,hich can change depending on the course of the process, the
problem, of prediction becomes a problem of control of the dynamic system in
question.
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UDC 681.3.06:51
GLUSHKOV, V. -M.1-6 KOSTYRKO, V. F., LETICHEVSKIY, A. A., ANUFRIYEV, F. V.,
"EffdffN~,`-itok .`
"A Language for Recording Formal Theories"
Teor. Kibernetiki. vyp. 3 [Theory of Cybernetics, No 3 -- Collection of h'orks],
Kiev, 1970, pp 4-31, (Translated from Referativn)-y Zhurnal, Kibernotika, No 6,
1971, Abstract No 6 V591 by V. Mikheyev).
Translation: A version is suggested of the first portion of a formal lan.gUage,
YaP for recording of mathematical theorems and their proofs -- language YaT
for recording of formal theories. It is noted that the second portion of the
YaP language -- language YaA for recording of algorithms for transformation of
numerical and non-numerical information -- will be presented in a later article.
YAT includes means taken from the language of narrow predicate calculus with
equalities and functional variables, a language of expanded calculus, the language
of set theory, as well as certain special devices. The syntax oF the language,
structure of the formalized mathematical text, symbols representing subjects,
objects and structural functions are described in detail. The rules for usage
of language YaT are presented.

A/Y0042(;(;5- itt q010
FROM: FBIS Daily Report, Soviet Uaion, 19 Feb 1970, Vol III, Nr 35,
USSR pp C 3 - C 7
ASUIS-APPLICATION TO ADMINISTPATION DISCUSSED
X*scow NEDELYA No 6 Signed to Press February, 2-8 February 70 p 4 L
(Ackdemician V. 01* "MRchines'In the Sphere of Control."]
two subjects technology
and administration. It In now most iiftportant to apply automated systems in the administratJ
direction. This task is dissimilarto the former and requires a new approach t* design
from the creators.
Matut%lly, it is ideal that 2 control system for technological processes (say a blast
furance, a lathe, or an aircraft) be automatic.
Ttiis type of control 3yeten exists entirely without &&n and herain lies its-fundare-ntal
difference from systems created for admUustrative aontwol which is aimed at orgenlrint
tht Work Of people who aro the subject of automation). Therefore. tn this instanct,
WO speak of automated and not automatle isystems.
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The chief effect of applying automated systems Is improving the quality of control
itself. There are in economics the kind of rundamental.ta3ks that simply cannot be
resolved today because they are beyond the Capacity of any human activity. Only a
computer can deal with them.
The second principle holds that the size of the saving made is determined by the size
of the system. The relationship here U direct--the larger the system the greater
the saving.
However, what is the standard herel Which Jz larger, the ministry system or the
plant system? To state the question this way Is to oversimplify It and distort its
es3ence.
9
The fact is that the mini3try system must be supplied with a large amount of raw
data, and only then will it be able with the help of this data to control effectively
all the matters subordinate to the ministry apparatus. However, this turns out to
be impossible if there is no low-level automation. *
The validity of information is very important because it Is impossible to feed in-
formation into an automated system that is collected by the traditional manual methods.
Errors will undoubtedly occur " they will be Incorporated into the co=puterls metaory.
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Moreover, as a rule information will be belated because of the difficulties involved
in its handling. Therefore. when we speak of a system within a ministry it is already
a question of a computer center capable of automatically sharing data with enterprize
coMuter centers and with the computer centers of other ministries. ..
It is very important that these are not isolated points (information processing
centers) but a system of computer centers--2 single, well thought-out complex,
organizatiortally and technically.
There Is every reason to think that a global system for procesaing Information--a
system using computers on the national economic scale--and a control system based
on thi3 will produce at least a 100 peroe~t effect. Band this means that our progress A
rates will be accelerated twofold-while the same given proportions for the division
of national income are maintained.
The third (and also the most obligatory) condition for success Is independence of
the processes by which data Is gathered aneL decisions taken,
Con3equently, the idea Is to gradually accumulate information in the computer
so that all data reach the computer's winputo at.the tine they come into
*xistence. And they become 'output" daya only when they are needed. in addition,
all changes in these data should also be fed constantly into the computer. It is
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impossible to collect inf ormation- just once and not follow its dynamism. At any
moment the computer should Nknows everything.
From the very start a definition must be made of the content of the documents that
are exchanged both between the control organ and the6ontrolled subject and with
.other-subjects. After the list of output documents hkis been analyzed, the-system
designer can get; an idea of which data are needed for formulation in the computer.
11he most detailed information is stored in the lowest link of the system at enterpi,ises.
At the higher level. in the ministry computer, it Is impossible to store everything
that is stored in computers at a lower level. This is irrational. nevertheless,
in order to resolve tanks, the computer at the higher link sometimes needs information
~that it does not have In storage. It is then possible to have downward access through
the lines of communicaftons--to the plant--and select any kind of detailed information-
Ihis means that the higher level computer does not have complete information about
the controlled subject, but can always obtain it.
This principle might be called the principle of one-time only information gathering.
.It is supplemented by ane~-mdre thing--the need to combine the preparatlon of
cmztput data with the preparation of the computer's memory. I
A few words about automated control system typification. This is also one of the
most fundamental principles In the creation of systems. Obviously they should
be Introduced only as standard systems.
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However, this does not mean that Lt is Possible to set up one-Aystem and satisfy
the requirements of all organizations and enterprises with it. A senaiblq-aOproach
Must. be-Made to these questions end a sense of the extreme excluded. ,
it 13 essential not only that the system Is adopted to the subject but also that tne
subject taken steps to meet the system. The logic of an automated system's work must
prompt rational forms for organizing administrative control, and on the other~hahd
should exert Influence over the structure, composition. and content of the automated
system.
It U impossible to set up'a system of state network or computer centers and a r.~stem
for the automated control of the economy in isolation from the economic reform--an
~utcmated system provides new possibilities for the development of the economic refom.
on the other hand, If we do not Incorporate Into*the Automated *ontrol system-the
criteria, Indicators,* and ckher aspects stemming from the economic reform we will
wt obtain a complete return.
_Nz 197GO737

BL-anch systems for planning control are now being devised in many ministries. A state
network of computer centers (OSV75) and an automated system of planning calculations
and national economic control will be set up on the basis of these centers.
In addition to the multiple-user centers, several dozen large computer centers ?quipp,3d
with large capacity computers and interlinked by com'Mullications centers. should.be
Included in the network. The Information stored in the computers will Mkke it possible
on the dound of government organs to automatically supply needed Information and to
prepare economically sound alternative decisions on questions of rational planning
and control.

FROM: FRIS. ForeiRn Press Dig-esr~--~~-Oernetics in the USSIR, 28 'an -0, F2D Ou--
6. USSR uDc 62-r,o:65b
OLUSMV. V~ Academician, PETPOVSKIY, S. 0., Director of the L Yov 7,111 evis icr,
21 -an i,
"Automatic Production Control -- Necessity and Reality"
Kiev, Mekhznizat-Ya I -tc=3tiz:;tsLYa No 3 (1+5),
Trarillattlon: 7~m nperitl:~,n or an entijr-prLso under modern con(litinns
according t,. a htg~hly detal-led plan tied togethor with re3p-tet; t;cj alL 1.er;5 '-n
and in ti--.e. Only under these conditions- is it possible to achleve h-,Zrl
profitability Indexes for the socially required production and hiCh growth mter,
the productivity of labor,
its opgn-it1oi, of ar. enterp.-Irs.- accordirz to an optimal pl-ar, .,')C!
Organization of the admin.'strative activity requirees continuous impmve-..~~nt L~f t",,z-,
inforzat, -n aervica. Only In the preaence of timaly, completo, systa::atizzed
infoz-mat,lcr. c---a managemer- =.-,ka the most objective and efficient de---'sions, 3r.~Iyze
and.pred'Let trends in oroduction development and management act;-1vity. pr%"!.c~: llio""bid
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interr~iptlons in the course oC production in advance, and p:7~!par.3 for thee-ii
intemaption3 in a timmely manner or even completely prevent them,
Und.~z condit-Ions of' specialized and coop#.!rat!.,;,e prcdu~:-.Lon,
VnoNle=~~ play ar, ever-inc-reasing role. Coordination !a an 'Jifonn~i-7%07_1
it.1 --,n what; ~ttenticn in giwn In tl':e
but _11,53 to "processIng" and "cont;urptlr~n~t
and =.methods :,ztl perr.,,t
the Pn_A,_,_,t'rn it ente.-prises and the orsanizzatLo:-.
and pr,.-C-IZ~ ~I In ~ 0 11,;n c;.-..4 tha a a r.0 Clea r pn,- a Uc- lCin ;!r~ rw`
duct _L~n. cn :;he ba3j., C;,^ MG&
xatoln.I~inrl of ',nl'ormatlvn p~N,%;vtisa~~ la
frazzawcrk tif ~a unllt-id entorprise contx-J3 nyltitm.
-n ti-te. cyt.~rnt-icn jolxlt'ly wit
ceeded to tl.q 3-.jtIm;It EC rp conT, tail:
Tbe dev.~!Cpraent
au~imatlc ~nte-pr,;"~x: ccin.r~_~ tilt, llnt!_~~
tion of ne-Ithods o! aptizo.1, anl 0
&ro' and it5 r~~xterial technical !supply, the cr~-ation of in
pnoceszlng
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APG021945;
the enterprise control system. and also significant increase in the efficle.-'Cj :3f
Control and production manag-~;,~ent acti-,rity of the enterprise .3~. :i whrle. The syz'em
was introduced in stages at ".,*,a plant, In 1967 the first iin~e of the 3y-item :Irl,.-r-
went acceptance testing, atid in the beginning of 1969 the second link wa~, acc~!ptel,
In the first link basic attention was concentrated on the developm-2rx
duction of the technical corplax o'f the system and its oper-ational programs
Officient, -organization of the interconnected solution of problem--; 'In -hi~ 4yi-en,
this rich, me aning plan the .1irst link ot' the aystem was mainly nri-aritec.
the solution of operative planning and production dispatching problenizi 4~~ t~s tlltn7:al
and technical zupply. in the second I-Ink the technical po3slbl- -~I- the 5y.-:-!n
were expanded, the nt,,nb~r of p-nablems solved in the nyatem was
and basic attpntion was given t-~. aittomation c-' accounting and reportln~~ -T: tle
;)rise, 'the solution of pn~~ble7"a of technical and Peono-mic plar-ning, :-.nd
It must be ni~t,!d dering the ftrrt mr;Mha of OP~2r:~tl~~.n of ,ho
plant a signi~'i~ant navlng3 was 6btained, the productivity of
t?~re catput irv--roased, the o'
pmductls,n Pl%id--'ction cyc!'.? Ual'. rerius'edll Ir.'" rhe
circulabfill,g C-J-,Ift~-tj Wktl dC,7etlaratad.
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AP0021945
pas it i-, e-esults fror, introduction of the Mystem peTmittLrl the plant to a.~:'Opt
I ~~ ~ -.
prozram for prz)duc!r8 Izelf--vision setS in 1969 which was pricylou!1Y 1,1-Allned f,-,r
Tha ba:ilc mathemitical and technical solutions of the syzt(!.-,i u3id at.' rri'~
present ti= by a numbar a' organization3 and enterprises of the country includln;~.
at the Leningrad Combin-, Svettlana, the Nikolayev Computatlon Con.-lar, tha
Plar-~t. th~j Dn", rtipetmvi3-( Radi.3 Plant and other enterprises of the caunrz-jr,
K;nagemc,rit age:ncle3 have recogniz~,d thd necessity Of introdual-nij t1",- tslys~~-~.
the ~5nterprizen of the country with an analoguua natum- of prcluction,
of expjerier.--~~ aria zioltati.cns work0d. out in the systen at other eW~erp-"-Iz~ei.
prtsen'. tine, an the ba5la of thi3 jiyb'.jm a atandard deisign has been
an automatic 5y3tem for irldumtrlal enterprlrez erq3aged I.r, naaz ancl
2cripa djacr-it-i-type productIon.
The L-1wov 3yatczi va.-n and created an ar tiyster, ":;:L,
procedural, -*cAnica.1 an.-d arganizatlunal pi:--bleazi of prcduct-lan control,
Thfy co:~pl,-x of t,-;;,~~ntcal dat-I pmcess-4~g ~'qutpmmnt ali; "t..fj
center of the enterprise Lri-~uring nolution of UiQ plobla= of
central' I-A-Cludea tne R-Intk-22 corputer as the central data dz,.,I~-,~!.
Computer has been essentially modiflad and aupplemented by a nur-btr af
permitting more erf'Icie'-i- urjari~..-Itlon of' the practlazes or Follit"..-'n of'
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AP0021945
gathering PrL---,r( data, outputting the rv3ullts of solving pz'~:Iblcns .,nl
the required isystematize.-4 data for the administration workers of th,! entei-pr-'se.
The meanz of depictinG the state of equipment, the recorders an-I F, 11-1 r::,
movement of production during the production procesz, the di3patch panels in
baaic ishopz of the plarl., and light lndicator6 on which the infoi7.irllon is
for vi:sual pz,;)duction mor-Itortng -- all are tied into a united technical
Ihe eneatt.:;r. o-7 Th_I;3 interrelated Corplax of tpc~xical 'Ievlc~s'
T
organization of the eolution of problems of optl-mal Control r~equ_!~-ed !:hat
workera n4tsolva coriplex theoretical, dei3ign and toch:nologic;il proc,-ns
developing the LIvov syatem, theomtIcal probleans of automat-',c control of
engaged in mas3 prc-duction (djz;crbtt type) were ~ioltved, metho(15 of'
ma-tic?l p~oblezrzs ol,' scheduling theory were developect, and a s(!t o~- dnl~.i :P:-,c,-~sI.-,'
ecraiP=Int wa:i built pe-r-itting the solution of the problem of ente:iriSo
'I real tLrv! and e=-~rjence waF accumulatel In scivin~ econ::ri~ ijo~,n,r
Pz-jblen3 in ry:;te.-
~or -,rgpnization of gereral enterprise c.-)ntrol procas-.~.,
tha condtti:~'-'I aulcr-at.c control 3ystems ar-d in th~ in.]
in-for-mation --antrol systects. Lmpor*.-ant resuits ,ae-e obtained d~'-ez-zninf_ng
directions of further d't?v*lop-.,.Lnt of general thoor-tical and !:~CIWLn~cal proL-
organizat~,,n of automatic contro, of the national oconamy.

I
A-P a a 2 D 4
At t he In'. t.'12 w i-.n cor-putition c(-nter whIch a.t Sf!:s
plarmir;s an :-,a independent subdivinion,
~)t the Syaten, Chec;~~n-; of the algorithms and tnchni,~al equlpment (.Ir tlne. pr,.,:3e-
:-ating ae a single comclex Ln -~-o
OVC
zot-lcaz a lit-l-ion day workers arl ie,tloll
sp,endir4 and lf=:~s ~'ime in ..r. =productive !'--,shi~-n and the~y gIve
nore attoncl,,~ to. rr--ntl~;C- cr9an!:nt',ort and of
1. 1 -
y
accomp! In ;Ir,:,-!l "'od.
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A 012009-
o 1,:5-
AUTHOR-- Cwl.Us4,KR.V V MACADEMICIAN LAUR-,AT-- OF THE LENIN
AND STATE I ~j HERO OF THt SOVIiT LABOR
TITLE-- A SET OF INNOVATIONS
NEWSPAPER- RABOCHAYA GAZETA, JANUARY 11, 1970y P 2j COLS
ABSTRACT- ACCORDING TO GLUS11KOV THE INSTITUTE OF CYBER~)-VTTCS OF
THE UKRAINIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES AAS ACHIEVED SOME SUCCESS JIM
DEVELOPING SYSTEMS FOR AUTOMATING ALL STAGES OF THE ELECTRONIC
COMPUTER DESIGN AS WELL AS THE PRODUCTION OF COMPUTERS. THE
"KIYEV-67d COMP6TER FOR EXAMPLE HAS BEEN DEVELOPED TO AUTOMATE THE
ASSEMBLY OF MICRO CIRCUITS FOR ELECTRONIC COMPUTIERS. THE -KIYEV-67"
IS CONTROLLED BY AN ION BEAM. OTHER INSTITUTE-DEVELOPED COMPUTERS
ARE NPROMIN". "MIR" "VIR-2r' AND "DNEPRO. THE INSTITUTE ALSO
COLLABORATED WITH ThE LVOV fELEVISION PLANT TO DEVELOP A COMPUTER-
IZED INDUSTRIAL MANAGEtlt.NT SYSTEM 'L.vovo,
:19570713

1/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--PROBLEMS ON AUTOMATION OF COMPUTER AND SYSTEM DESIGN -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-GLUSHK0Vv V.M., KAPITONOVAl
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--AUTOMATICA (GB)t VOL- 69 NO. 2t
YU.V., LETICHEVSKY, A.A.
P. 333-421 MARCH 1.970
DATE PUBLISHED ---- MAR70
SUBJECT AREAS--ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.
TOPIC TAGS--AUTOMATIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING9 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGNt
COMPUTER DESIGNP COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, ALGORITHM
CWNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/0106 STEP NO--UR/0000/70/006/002/0333/0342
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0123878
UNCLAS -T FIEO
~l A

212 020 ANCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--23OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0123878
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. IT IS NOTED THAT COMPLETE:
SYNTHESIS OF COMPUTER DESIGN IS FEASIBLE 4WD CONSIOE RABLE PROGRESS HAS
BEEN MADE IN THIS DIRECTION, BUT IT IS NOT YET PRACTICAL. DIFFICULTIES
AND COMPLEX PROBLEMS REMAIN AND THEY 4aE DISCUSSED ALONG 41TH THE dASIC
DESIGN STAGES WHICH A-RE DESIGNATED SYSTEM, LOGICAL AND TECHNICAL,
LANGUAGE PROBLEMS ARE CONSIDERED AS WELL AS PROGRAMS WHICH HAVE 13EEN
DEVELOPED IN THE INSTITUTE OF CYBERNETICS IN KIEV FOR DESCRIBING
COMPUTER MODELS AND COMPUTER STRUCTURES IN THE SYSTEM AND LOGICAL STAGES
OF DESIGN. OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS IN COMPUTER SYNTHESIS ARE COMPLEX AND
OPTIMIZATION MUST BE DONE ON A SUBSYSTEM, SUBOPTIMAL BASIS AT THE
PRESENT TIME ALTHOUGH RECENTLY DEVELOPED SPECI4L ALGORITHM
TRANSFORMATIONS AND MICRO PROGRAMS HAVE BEEN FOUND VERY USEFUL,
FINALLY, VARIOUS STEPS AND PROBLEMS WHICH MUST BE ENCOUNTFRED IN AN
AUTOMATED DESIGN SYSTEM ARE DEFINED# AND DISCUSSED. EXAMPLES ARE GIVEN
IN APPENDICES TO ILLUSTRATE VARIOUS CONCEPTS WHICH ARE REPRESENTED IN
THE PAPER.
ASStFIED

q, A
Acc. Nr.:
Ref Cod
Glusbkov, V.Y.; Baz:-L~.anav, .4. Kalirichenko, Nik~novski- f~, P .:
Minm,ich. Z, L.
Computers With Developed interpretation Systems
-azvitymi sistemami interpretats1i) Kiev, 1970, 2cPj pp I'S-L:2012)
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface 5
Chapter I The Concept of Internal Mathematical Securrity 7
Ii Structural interpretation of Developed Lnternal I-anquages h. 0
III Dynamic -Pistribution of Memory in Digital Computers 93
IV Design Pri:rziples of Operational Systems 142
V InvestigaLion of Orvanization of the Gomuting Process 183
Vi General M*ethods for Development of AlgorLthmic 6tvictures of
Comouters 209
vii Synthesis of Mi-croprograms and Autrwatic 13tacks 230
Bibliographi 25h
10A, REEL/FRXMF,

Titanium
USSR
UDC 621.669.27
MEYERSON, G. A., KREMER, G. S. , r PANOV, V. S., Moscow In-
stitute of Steels and Alloys
"Study of the Influence of Conditions of Production of Metallic Tungsten on
the Properties of TISK6 Alloy"
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 6, Jun 72, pp 31-35.
Abstract: The possibility is studied of producing fine-grained, homogeneous
tungsten powder in commercial muffle furnaces using direct input of hydrogen,
and the influence of the grain siz-- of the tungsten powder produced on the
physical, mechanical and cutting properties of the hard alloys is investi-
gatod. WO 3 W.W; 111(hiced to IV III one Stage :ill an blcklftl'fill tyl)0 11111frIC
furnace. Direct input of hydrogen allows a homogeneous, ftne-grained tungsten
powder with adsorption of over 0.2 mg/g and mean grain size less than I micron
to be produced. The properties of TISK6 alloy were StUdied as functions of
sintering temperature. It was found that the alloy has a finer WC-phase grain
structure and higher physical, mechanical and cutting properties than standard
TISK6 alloy. The cutting properties are 10-3010 higher than the standard alloy.
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Soviet Inventions Illustrat Section I Chemical, Derwentl~
235866 ROLLS LO.R TUBE R011~~G MILLS are manufac-
tured kith a high we'Ar resistance on th*e -
surface and a good gripping power by hard-facing
the working surface with a layer of high-carbon steel.
This is annealed, by not allowing the fused metal
to cool below 3500C, to a granular perlite struc-
ture with a Brinell hardness of 150-200. 3.10.66.
as 1108992/25-27. V.N.GLUSHKOV et al. (12.6.69.)
Bul.6/24.1.69. Class 21h. !nt.Cl. B23k.
Glushkov,_ A,. Gonchatov, V. P.; and Ustlyantsev, V. P.
AUTHORS:
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112 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--23CICT70
TITLE--NATURE OF CROSSLINKS FORMED DURING THE VULCANILATION CF RUBBERS BY
A THIOUREA HEXACHLOROETHANE COMPLEX liN THE PRESENCE OF SULFUR -U-
AUTH0R-(03)-GLUSHK0Vt V-V-P SHERSHINEV, V.A., DOGADKINt B.A.
COUNTRY OF INIFO--USSR,
SOURCE--KAUCH. REZINA 1970p 29(3)r 14-15
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
T UP I C T AGS-- POLY ME R C ROSS L I NK I NG, VUL C AN I Z A T I OINI, TH I OUR [A t C HLOROE THANE p
COMPLEX COMPOUNID, SULFUR, SYNTHEric RUBBER, STYRENEr STRESS
RELAXATION/(U)SKMS30ARK srYRENE RUBBER
CONTROL MARKING--NO PESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0455 STEP Nd--UR/013,9/70/02'3/0,)3/0014/iJO15
CIRC ACCESSION f-40--AP0119391
UNCLASSIF[FD

212 023 UINCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE-2-19CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0119391
ABSTRACT/ EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AiiSTRACT. THE A00N. OF 2 IWT. PARTS OF THE
TITLE COMPLEX (1) AND 2 WT. PARrs S TO SYNTHETIC PULiBER SKMS-30ARK
DIECPEASED ITS ELOINGATION AT IBRFAK TO 55PERCENT AND ITS F-L;-'-X RESISTANCE
TO 9 TIMES 10 PRIP-IE4 CYCLES AS COMPARED WITH I00PERCE.NT Al~jfj It Tl"'l'ES 10
PRIME4 CYCLES FOR THIS RU13BER VULCANIZED WITH S 2 AND DIPHENYLGUANIOINE
2 PARTS. HOWEVER, I CONSIDERABLY REDUCED THE DYNAIMIC, STRESS RELAXATION
OF THIS RUBBER. FAC[LIFY: MOSK. INST. TONKOL. 11-11. LOMIONOSOVA,
MOSCOWt USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

= R
UDC 6Z9.7-036.3036.46
GLIIS~!=, V. Y2. , KAIdNC_:-:kKj V. V. , and FEDDOSIMVIA, N. V.
"Calculation of the Evaporation Rate of Drops at FLigh Tempera-tures"
Odessa, ll-~a Vses. Konf. po, Vopr. Ispareniyat Gorenlya i Gaz. DinamiId Dispersn.
Sistems 1972 - Sbornik (11-th All-Union Conference on Probleas of the Evapora-
tion# Cozbustior,. a:--4 Gas DymzLics of Dispersed Systezs, 19-(2 -- Collection of
Articles)t 1972, pp 34-35 (from Refe--ativnyy Zhurnal -- AY_*5,_-t-_ionnyye i
a e.
R
T- tunre Dvigateli, No 1, 1973, Abstract No i.34.1o. Resuza)
Translationt When calculating the evaporation rate of drops, it is necessary
to Imow the relationship of their temperature T to the corditions of evapora-
tion (the temperature Trzed and pressure P~edl eic.). The temperature of an
evaporating drop is found fron the -solution of a system of beat- and nass-
exchange equations. The solution of this zyston leads to a transcendental
equation with respoct to T.9 The conducted analrjls showed that diarvGardin-
.he Stefan flov in heat- ard mass-exchange equations at high to-urexatures lead-s-
to '-.he physically unjustiftable expression Tned when TILea
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USSR
GLUSM91, V. YE., et al.$ 11-th All-Union Conference on Problems of the
Evaporation, Combustion, and Gas Dynamics of Dispersed System3p 1972
Collection of Articlest 1972, pp 34-3,5
Taking the Stefan flow into account leads to the physically valid solution
T& Tbojl (boiling point) when Tmed M . The obtained relationshiD
permits the evaporation rate of the drop to be calculated directly at various
temperatures. Taking into account the relationship of the boilin,- point of
the liquid to its composition and the temperature of the surrounding medium
provides the possibility of calculating the evaporation rate of drops of multi-
component liquid mJxtures at high-temperatures noniso1barie conditions.
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USSR UDC 536.46:533.6
GLUSHKOV, V. Ye., SELIVATNOV, S. Ye., FEDOSEYEV, V. A., TODLS, 0. ?.f.
"Thermal Combustion of 'Metal Particles"
V sb. Fiz. aerodiSDersn. sistem. VvD. 5 (Physics of Aerodisperse Systems.
No. 5 -- Collection of Works), Kiev, Kiev University, 1971, pp 65-71 (,frcn,
RZh-Mekhanika, No 6, Jun 72, Abstract No 6B893)
Translation: The period of induction is obtained in implicit form as a func-
tion of the temperature of the medium T, particle size ~ and the functional
relationships t (d), T = const, and t.(T), d = const are analyzed. The rela-
i S
tionsbip t.(d) in explicit form. shows that as d -~- do, where do is the minimum
71
dimension of the particles for which the particles still ignite, and
for a sufficiently large a' increases in proportion to d. That particle dimen-
sion d* is found for which the period of induction reaches the minimum value.
It was found that d* _- 1.5 do. It follows from the relationships found for
t.(T) that t. increases L-onotonicallv with a decrease in T and tends toward
11 1 -
infinity as T - To (COMbustion temperature). The dependence of "conventional"
combustion temperatures for finite periods of induction on pai-t.lclc size was
investigated. Authors abstract.
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112 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--NEGATIVE MAGNETORESISTANCE OF P TYPE GAAS AT 77 K -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-BARANSKlYt P.I., GLUSHKOVt YE.O.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--UKRAINISKII FIZICHINII LHURNAL, VOL. 151 MAR, 1970, P. 510-512
DATE PUBLISHED----MAR70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--MAGNETORESISTANCEv GALLIUM AkSENIDE, MAGNETIC FIELD
CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UiNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1998/0560 STEP NO--UR/0185/70/015/000/0510/0512
CIRC ACCESSION NO--A110121232
Li ~'l C LA S S I F IF 0

2/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION 140--AP0121232
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. MEASUREMENT OF THE PARALLEL AND
PERPENDICULAR MAGNETORES I STANCE AS A FUNCTION OF THE APPLIED MAGN5--TIC
FIELD IN N TYPE GAAS AT A TEMPERATURE OF 77 K. MEASUREMENTS PERFORMED
ON SAMPLES CUT FROM DIFFERENT CRYSTALS SHOW THAT IN HAGNEYIC FIELDS UP
TO 23 KOE BOTH THE PARALLEL AND THE PERPENDICULAR MAGNETOkESISTANCE ARE
NEGATIVE, WITH THE PARALLEL MAGNETORESISTANCE BEING LARGER. THE
PARALLEL MAGNETORES I STANCE BECOMES SATURATED AT FIELDS STRONGER THAN 10
KOE AT THIS TEMPERATURE. . FACILITY: AKADEMIIA NAUK UKRAINSIKOI
RSR, INSTITUT NAPIVPROVIDNIKIVt KIEV, UKRAINIAN SSR.
F- f E 0

--27NOV70
023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE -0
TITLE--A STUDY OF THE FRACTIONAL COMPOSITION OF CL OEDEMATIENS TOXINS AN
TOXOIDS -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-KULAK, V.G., GOLSHMID, V.K., NENASHEV, V.P., GLUSFiKoVA, A.I.,
YANISHEVSKAYA, M.No
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZHURNAL MIKROBIOLGGIIP EPIDEMIOLOGII I IMMUNOBIOLOGIli 19701 NR 6t
PP 112-115
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--CLOSTRIDIUM, BACTF-RIAL TOXIN, TOXOID, Fk.ACTIONAT[ON, GEL,
FILTRATION, ENZYME ACTIVITY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REC'L/FRAME--3001/0394 STEP t4Q--tJR/001~/7,-/O,')0/006/rille'/CiII5
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0126149
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2/2 023 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE-- 27-NOV 7 0
CIRC ACCESSION "10--AP0126149
ABSTR.ACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. BY FILTRATION ON GEL SEFADEX -0-M ,0
CL. OEDEMATIENS TOXINS TYPE A WERE DIVIDED INTO THREE FRACTIO."IS
DIFFERENTIATED BY TOXICITY A14D FERMENTING ACTIVITY. THE FIRST FRACTIO-N
INCLUDED THE LETAHL DERMUNECROTIC, AND ANTITOXIN 611,11)[NG ACTIVITY, THE
SECOND LECETHINASE AND HEMOLYTIC ACTIVITY, AND THE THIRD AMYLASE. GEL
FILTRATION OF OFDEMATIENS TOXOIDS PROVED TO INCREASE THEIR SPECIFIC
ACTIVITY. FACILITY: MOSKOVSKIY INSTITUT VAKTSU, I SYVCR.OTCK U-1
MECHNIKOVA.
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UDC 576-851-555-097-29
KU-LW,l V. G., GOISMID, V. K., NENASHEV, V. P., GLUSHKOVA, A. I. and YANISHMKAYA,
M. N., Moscow Institute of Vaccines and Sera
"Study of the Fractional Composition of Cl. oedematiens Toxins and Toxoids.
Report I. Fractionation of Toxins and Taxolds by Gel Filtration"
Moscow, Zhurnal I.Ukrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii, Vol 47, No 6,
Jun 70, Pp 122-115
Abstract: Cl. oedematiens toxin has a mosaic structure. It contains lethal necro-
tic factors and hemolysin. The fractional composition of a toxin nutrient medium
on Sefadex G-100 gel, including crude and purified Cl. oedomatiens toxoids, type A,
was studied. The toxins were separated into three fractions, differing from one
another in their biological and enzymatic activity. The first fraction contained
the lethal dermonecrotic and antitoxin-binding activity; the second fraction con-
tained the lecithinase and hemolytic activity; and the third fraction contained
arqla6e. Two peaks were Ob3erved in the fraction of crude toxaid and toxin. All
of the antitoxin-binding activity of the toxoida vas contained in the high-
molecular-weight proteins eluted in the first peak. The significance of the dif-
ferent components in Cl. oedematiens immunity requires further study.
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