SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KHVILIVITSKAYA, M.I. - KIDIN, I.N.

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USSR uDo 616-o36.867-053.9
KrinIVITSKAYA M. 1. and KALINM, Ye. V.1eningrad Scientific Research institute
joir- ~Wor ~a
Organization of the Fork -for Im-alids
.,'Work Rehabilitation of Aged and Senile Persons"
Moscow,.Sovetskaya 14editsina, Vol 3 3., No 7, Jul 70, pp 65-67
Abstract:. It is generally agreed that suitable employment has a beneficial effect
on the general physical and mental state of old persons (tren aiLed 60-69 and women
aged 55-64) and the senile. The requirement for -Guitable,employment raises a number
of questions which should be resolved as soon as possible. A study of aged and
senile persons has revealed that, in spite of the gradual deterioration of all
organs which is associated with old age, the desire to be active usually remains
strong. Mat old people who continue to vork prefer to:coxitinme in the Jebs in
whi-,h they are experienced, regardless of whether intellei:tual parsuits or manual
work in industry or.agriculture is involved. Nonetheleaa~ the total work load
should be reduced as strength declines. Such an approach will offer work opportun-
ities to those aged individuals who seek but cannot find wTloynV,,nt. One possibility
is to establish a special work category for 'the aged, analog(nts to that for certain
disabled persons. Another alternative woUJA be to build,special irorkshops adjacent
to ho.mes,for the aged with the objective of having short alstances betum-en home, Job,
eating facilities and to arrange for both short andemtended rest periods,
durinz the- working

USSR TUDC 621-376.22
NEFEWYEEV, Yu. A., .TSEMANOVIGA, G. S.
"A High-Prequency Signal Amplifier With Combined Anode Moebjlation"
I-bscow, Gtkrytiya. 1--obreteriya, Proinyshlenn_yye Obra-,!tsy, Tovarnyyye Znn-R,
no 4, Feb 72, Author's Certificate No 326695, Division 11, filed 2~') Ju', 68,
published 19 Jan 72, pp 206-207
Translation: This Author's Ceitificate introduces a high-frequency signal
amplifier with combined anode modlilation based on a vacuun-tube triode in
a cox-mon-grid circuit. The plate circuit contains a parallel LC tw1k. and
a plate supply, while the cathode circuit contains en autorqwtic biasing,
circuit with line-balancing resistor, and a source or hir!ji--fr(-.-quency inc(lil-
lating voltage. As a distinguiabing ferAtuxe of the j)-itent, the possibility
of parasitic self-excitation of the amplifier througli thc grid circuit is
preven.ed -by adding a resi-ster in the autonat-ic biazz"rig circudt connected
between the I i ne-balanc.;.ng r-otential and the co==,, n tl~.,rminal of th- e amz-l i -
fier.

VDCs 616.895.8-036.8
PATTrV;S OF $TRUM-RAL' TRAN3r0V%', ON 017 S04Z SYNDROMES On= TRZATIMNT OF
SMZOPHUNICS
(Article by T.Ya. Psychoneurological Ittatituta Iment V.M.
Bakhterav stnik Ak.:;A.il
RuAoLan. N. 3. Xay 1971, Pp 86-90J -I!<
z .
Wa know that L.P. Pavlov saw in the therapeutic Proc&*% not only a
possibility of helping the patient. but also a 'Itnertipeutic'supeitzent vhlcb
was to be used to irwestLgace the pathognmesI4 of diseases. Of particular
Intor"t, In this respect. Are =o4arn p~;ychophartzactologlcal drugs the
Iration OT which in clinical, practice halo broadened ~mr Mowledge in the field
=d pathogenesis of mantal illnesses.
rft.ctlve adn,1 Iscration of psychotropic Atlanta IffiPlitIN due =n2idera-
tior of the ..J(-ttivc zcrton of different substances rnd th- semiiitivity to
twem of iliffarent wt",ptoms and oFridrostei- Therefore. it Is probably not by
chance thor, today we "t haikhtenei interest in syndromologicAl. problems (A.
V, snezha.vaki., f7~k~ T.Va. izhvilivits-kty; Preychart-, Zah)- For ", , -_
the ayndr-u. it L=vr==r n-F -ttly-zz cntit-', nAt 64 4 ready
Anti otdric cc=!jj.-at1.%n nF tyT4rjrj r-jrmptors that "So together" (Hobe). but
rntner a~ a struccutt reflecting the essence And pacho-
gi-netic. b-in of a dinease. Nw ve want to find the main, plyotal pathn;e-
n,,'tic zzrvrraillt~'j cc=tcr 7cr the'anttra %yr,pt(,matic cnstruc-
ti=" around the syndrone, and tc dctar~ir,~ the scurnar or gt,,biliry
c.r 0tiv conacructlowt or caune- rt its dynamic changes, Perhaps one of the
mosit Laportont 3cquialtiona of the psychopharMaC01O&ICAl era is that research
bring dan. In thin direction it brsed not only on pas5ive clinical ob."ervation
hkit al,,~ on therapeutic expertmoats who4o purpose in to Toprodatt the select-
Iw ,ffect:N of psychotropic drugs.
Referring r,% 4~lectivity, we usually have in mine the action of drugs
prtmarlly an th* affoctive or payabontotor sphere. And, in oor opinion, their
fort or la,,% ~Axl-i influtnee on the amotiiNal sph.re in common to all psycho-
Affect IveneRs, as the direct expressinn of normal or pathologicAl acti-
vity of Hp,,cifIc parrs of the brain, constituCes & Rpe-;LfIr physiological
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112 016 U4C L AS'S I F I E U P~OCFSSENG OAlsc--I3NOV70
J. I TL E - - AN A'rZ,,l 0SURG !CAL EVALU AT J ON i-)F 0PJ'_': -I AT! Vc, A PPIAG ACHES TO Tjji~_: BOD I ES
E, 'kACI CWE k I-ELI RAE
C-F LOA R, CERVICAL AND UPPEq THOL
AUTH09-(02)-KHVlrjYUK, N-1., KAZITSKIY, V~. M.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURC "E--,OR TU PIED I YA TRAWMATOLOGIYAIPR,0TEZfROVANIY,E, L970, MR 6, PP 47-51
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
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SUBJE-CT AREAS--- A -14 DMEOICAL S C I ENC E SBEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL
8IOLOGI CAL
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2/2 016 U.NCLASSIFrED PROCESSIiNG DATE--13NOV70
'CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0129952
ARSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. NINETY EIGHT EXPERIMENTAL
OPEkATIONS HAVE 3EEN PERFORMED ON 6 4:CADAVERA Of -ADULT SU3JECTS. THESE
STUDIES REVEALED THAT APPROACHES ALGNG THE ANTER9014. 613RDER OF THE
STERNOCLEIDO*4ASTOID MUSCLEt POSTERIOR MUSCL Ew 130f) OFR, AND THE
PARATRACHEAL APPROACH 00 NOT ENSURE SUFFI.CIENT SPACE AN SIMULTANEOUS
F k A A N
INTERVENTION ON THE BODIES OF SEVERAL VERTEBRAE THE CE VIC L - D
UPPER THORACIC SECTIONS. THE APPROACH BY CFRBICGSTEPN0TOlY PE-RMITS
PERFORAANCE OF KADICAL INTFi~,VENTEON ON THE VERTcEflRAL "300IES OF THE
IRANSrTIGNAL CERVICO THOR'Atic- SECTION, BUT IS VERY Tr~AUXrATIC. THE
AUTHJRS PROPOSE A NEW PARATRACHEAL~ EXTRAPLEURPAL APPROACH 'WHICH PERMITS
TO CREATE THE MOST FAVOURABLE CONUITIONS-1N THE WOUNI) ANJ AHICH IS LESS
TRAUMATIC THAN CERVICOSTERNOTOMY. THE USE OIF- THES APPROACH IS INDICATED
VEIRTEBR, AL BODIES OF THE
IN RADICAL INTERVENTION S14ULTANEOUSLY ON THE
CERVICAL AND VVER TliCKACIC SPINE,SECTIONS WETWSUBSEOIJENT ANTERIOR
SPONDYLODESIS. FACILITY: KAFEDRY.ogroPEDII 1. TR-WIlATOLOGIJ
UKRAINSKQG0 INSTITUTA U SOV E R SH E N-STV OVAN I YA VRACHEY.
lit G L A S S 1. F- I ED

USSR uDc: 8-7~
KHVORENKOV, S. G., KUCHMIN, V.,M.
"MMffNS Algorithmic information Model Language"
Uch. zap. Gor'kov. un-t (Scientific Notes. Gorlkiy University), 1972,
vyD. 146, pp 79-94 (from Kh-Kibernetika, No 7, Jul 73, abst-ract No Tv612
by V. Ostrovskiy)
Translation: The authors propose an algorithmic lanfruage designed for
processing economic data. In contrast to COBOL, ALM and ALGEC, where
the program trans crilutdon in the data division contiatris a coinprehensive
characteristic of the source and resultant data, there is no data division
as such in the MATMINS algorithmic language. The necessary character-
istics of all data blocks and documents accessible for use in the program
are set up beforehand in machine-oriented form and are cont-inuously
present in the system. In this regard, there is no longer.any need to
describe these data in every problem to be solved. As time passes, the
available set of descriptions is periodically revised mid enlarged. The
proposed algcrit'h=c lanzu ge is developed in conjiriction With other
'rU-
components of the 1%1k"M:N5 enterprise information :q-d _s i_'imately
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KRVORENKOV', S. G., KUCRMIN, V. M., Uch. zap. Gor'kov. un-t, 1972, vyp.
146, PP 79-94
related to them. The MIATMINS algorithmic language should be considered
as an attempt to create a language for describing data processing algo-
rithms in which an information model performs the functions of the data
division. The paper presents a formalized description of the language
using metalinguistic formulas. An analysis is made of a detailed example
of description of an algorithm for calculating the material requirement
for an, item in terms of the JAAMNL- nguage.
la
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USSR UDC 533-521
KAGAN, Yu. M., LYAGUSHCHENKO, R. I., and KUVOROSTOVSKIY, .9- N_
"Electron Distribution by Energies and Excitation in a Hollow
Cathode in a Mixture of Inert Gases".
-Leningrad, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, No 11, 1973, pp 2332-2339
Abstract: This article is the continuation of three earlier papers
bythe authors named above,. which dealt with-the distributien of
-o energy and the intensity of "he lines, in
electrons according
a.hollow cylinder in an inert gas. Since the mixture of two gases
is of vractical interest, the prosent.paper is concerned i1rith mea-
surements of electron energy distributions in.a He-Ar mixture, in
a cylindrical cathode with a diameter of 2 cm and a length of 10
-cm for a current range of 25-100 ma, the cathode being set coaxial-
ly. The pressure relationship for the He and Ar was in three quan-
tities: 2.7 mm Hg, 0.027 mm Hg; 2.7, 0.07; It 1.6. As in the three
earlier works, the intensity of the He and Ar lines radiated by the
whole cathode was measured. To compute these intensities, the au-
thors obtained the electron distribution function F(e), which is
proportional to the number of electrons per energy interval iaiit
close to the energy E. Computed and.experimental results are com-
pared.

USSR UDC 537.523/.527
KAGAN, Yu. M., LYAGUSHCHENKO, R. I., KHVOP
OSTOVSKIY, S. N.
"Concerning the Intensities of Ionic and Atomic Lines in a Hollow Cathode"
Leningrad, Optika i Spektroskopiya, Vol 35, No 3, Sep 73, pp 422-426
Abstract: Based on a previously found energy distribution function, a calcu-
lation of the number of direct excitations of a number of atomic and ionic
levels of helium.and argon was made by the authors. The r6sultant values
were compared with the integral intensities of the corresponding lines. It
was found that in many instances there is excellent agreement beweer theory
and experiment. The discrepancies observedoin some cases are apparently due
to failure to account for step-by-step excitations and queaching processes.

USSR UDC: 537-521
KAGAN, Yu. M., LY.AGUSHCMIKO, R. I., TAROYAN, A. S., KHVOROSTOVSKIY, S. N.,
Leningrad University imeni A. A. Zhdanov
"Concerning the Energy Distribution of Electrons in a Hollow Cathode"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, vol 43, No 7, Jul 73, pp lb88-1495
Abstract: An expression is found for the energy distribution of electrons
in a hollow cathode right up to the first excitation potential vith regard
to elastic collisions of electrons with atoms. Calculated and measured
electron energy distributions are compared, The calculated numbers of
excitations for triple levels of helium are compared with measured line
intensities.

USSR UDC: 533.9
KAGAN, Yu. M., LYAGUSHCHERKO, R. I.,,KffVOROSTOVSKIY, S. N.
.7 I'Mechanism. Pesponsible for Formation of the Distribution F*,-L-,ct-ion of Elec-
trons in a Hollow Cathode, and Absolute Emission Intensities"
Leningrad, Optika i Spektroskopiya, Vol 33, No 3, Sep 72, pp 43o-435
Abstract: A mechanism is proposed for formation of the distribution function
of fast electrons in a hollow cathode for the case in which the mean free path
of the electrons is appreciably shorter than the d-imensions of the cathode.
Expressions are found for the distribution function, the number of direct
ionizat
-ions, and the number of excitations for varicus levels of helf=.
The results of calculations are compared vith the absolute intensities of a
series of lines of Ile I and He 11. The results show that the proposed model
of formation of the distribution function of electrons gives a fairly close
approximation of the absolute intensities for a number of ionic and singlet
T
lines. The discrepancies which.are observed for lines emitted from higher
levels can be attributed more to the complexity of the balance equations
for these levels than to failure of the model.
64

USSR UDC: 8.74
ZHURAVLENT, D. A., MARCHMIKO, 0. D. ,MOROSTIUMN, A., Moscow Aviation
Technology Institute
Solution of a Special System of Second-Order Partial Differential Equa-
Yzscow, Resheniye spetsiallnoy sistemy nelineynykh differentsiallnykh
'uravneniy v chastnvkh proizvodnykh vtorogo poryadka metodom posledovatel'-
nykh priblizheniy (cf. English above), 1972, 10 pp, bibl. 2 titles (manu-
script deposited in VINITI 6 Feb 73, No 5459-73 Dep.) (from RZh-Kiber-
netika, No 7, Jul 73, abstract No 7V660 Dep. by the.authors)
Translation: An algorithm is presented for solving a system of two non-
linear differential equations with linear boundary canditions in- dif-
ferential form. The problem is solved by reducing solution of the
initial problem to sequential solution of a system of second-order linear
differential eauations. The number of:successive steps depends on the
rate of cowrergence of the iteration procdis, and also on the required
accuracy of the calculations. In the final analysis, the problem reduces
to solution of a system of linear algebraic equations in which the un-
knowns are the sought functions at grid intersections.
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USSR
UDC 620.195
TOLSTAYA, M. A., KHVOROSTUKHIN, L. A. LOWINENKO; V. V., SOLODIKINA, V. P.,
and MMINA, M. ln~stitute
"The Effect of Diamond Smoothing of the Surface of Khl8N9T Steel on its
Corrosion and Electrochemical Behavior"
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov. Vol 9, No 1, Jan-Feb 73, pp 16-21
Abstract: An experimertal study was made of t)),- corrosion and electrochemical
behavior of -relaxed specimens of lKhISN9T steel after processing their sur-
faces by the diamond smoothing method. To corl7elate properties of differently
processed surfaces of lKhIBN9T steel, smoothed and burnished specimens were
tested together. The corrosion variations of the tested apecimens in 3%. NaCl
and their anodic polarizatioii curves in solutions of NaCl (0.1 and 37.) and
H2SO4 are discussed by reference to diagrams. The surface of I.Khl8N9T steel
subjected to diamond smoothing was found to possess, in comparison with bur-
nished specimens, a considerably higher anodic polariability and resistance
to general pitting corrosion. A mechanism of this rshenomennn is suf;grested.
11he experimental data prove conclusively the increa:~P_d stability of uhc~ pas-
sive condition of M1811191' steel in corrosive media after,finishing treatment
'of its surface with a spherical diamond tip. Four.fir
uren, one table, eigh-
teen bibliographic references.
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TITLE--INFLUENCE OF: 01AMOND BURNISHING Off THE QUALITY OF CHROMIUM COATINGS
AUTHOR-(03)-METELKIN, A.F.p KHVOROSTUKHINv L.A.t mASHKOVr V.N.
OF INFO-USSR
,,-.'-S-OURCE--MASHINOSTROENIE, NO. 3l 1970, Pe 147-151
_.;-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.-SUBJECT-AREAS--MECH., IND., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR,:~AATERIALS
:.:,-.TOPIC TAGS-DIAMONOI CHROMIUMp METAL caATING, SURFACE PROPERTY, WEAR
I STANCE METAL POLISHING
~-.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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CAIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0130358
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-G- ABSTRACT.~ DISCUSSION OF rFiE CHARACTERISTICS
FEATURES OF DIAMOND BURNISHING AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE WEAR RE-SISTANCE
AND CONTACT ENDURANCE OF CHROMIUM COATINGS. AN ANALYSIS OF Tdr--
GEOMETRICAL SURFACE QUALITY PARAMETERS LEADS TO RELATIONS 13ETWEEN THE
TRANSVERSE AND LONGITUDINAL SURFACE ROUGHNISSES AND THE BURNISHING
CONDITIONS, EXPERIMENTAL DATA CONCERNING SURFACE HARDENING AND RESIDUAL
STRESSES INDUCED IN THE SURFACE LAYER_BY DIAMOND~BURNIISHING ARE
SXAMIANED., THE-SUPERIORITY OF. A DIAMOND, BURNISHED CHROMIUM COATINGS OVER
coAT-ING SU13JECTED TO OTHER TYPES OF,$URFACE,TREIATMENT IS DEMIONSTRATED.
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ARE ELASTICALLY SC,,tTTL`REf' ON NIUCLET OF GRAPHITE ELEFTR0L)p:S S CALCD.
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OF PRIME7 Li ANO PPIME12 C 15 CLUS11: TO, ZERO. IN THE '-lES0Nl 11 KINEMIATIC
REGIMI P c-HANGES SHARPLY F.-R0.11 MINUS 0.76 TO 0.46 rlS, 'kFIE ?HIDTOW E*~'ERGY
'INICREASED. F-f-iR PH!J'ro..,4s WITH ENERGIES 650, ['15, AND 1340 MEV, IN THE
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USSR UDG 621.A.O~2.266
KHVOROV, M.I., STSPANOV, YU.D., PODREGOEVA, N.V., SERMOV, 0.1.
OExDerimental investigation Of Interaction Of Spiral Electron Flow With Electro-
magnetic Waves In Two-Dimensional Periodic Delay System`
Blektron. takhnika. Nauch.-tekhn. eb. Elektron. SVA'jh (Electronics Teohnology.
Scientific-Technical Collection. IMicrowave Electronics), 1971, Issue 5, pp .1-9
(from RZh-Elektronika i yeye prineneniye, No 10, October 1971, Abstract No 10A26)
-miranslation: An investigation in conducted of an 63."rimental model of the inter-
action of spiral electron flows with waves in a two-dimensional periodic delay
system. It is shown as a roault of the experiments that attainment of synchron-
ism of the electron flow with tho electromagnetic waves depends on the values of
both the azimuthal and the axial components of tho speed of the electron flow. It
is eetabliched that synchronism with direct and counter waiea is attained with
oubstantially equal values of tho azimthal componont of the speed of the flow.
It is disclosed that with specific relationships o:r the parbinetors of the delay
system.and the electron stresm.tho synchronism vol-tage does not depend on the
frequency. 4 ref. Summary.

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'-TITLE--A DEVICE FOR SIMULATING PULSED INTERFERENCE;-U-
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V;. I K I R ICI--EK w. V.A.
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CONTAINS TH EQUIPMENT TO BE STUDIED, A POWER SUPOLY, CONTKUL PULSE
GENERATUR, AND SHUNTINU DEVICE. AS A DISTINGULSH114G f* -,E OF
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ATL THE *DEVICE IS DESIGNED FOR PRODUCING INTERFERENCE lo T
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.-.CGNTRCLLAdLE POLARITY, AMPLITUDE, DUPATI.CN, AND PkF AD A SO F-011
ELIMINATIfIl'u" THE MUTUAL EFFECT OF THE INTERFERENCE SIMJLAfO`~ AND THE
-UIPe.ENT TO 6E STUDIED. AN AUXILIARY-DC'P04ER SUPPLY hlTh CONT'RCLLABLE
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A30TH WITH TliE EQUIPMENT TU eE STUDIEU,At%'D~ WI TIH I FS POWER SUPPLY BY MEANS
.,OF A COMMUTATOR. THE OUTPUTS OF THE CONTROL P'Aisr, GENERATOR ARE
-CUNNECTED TC THE COMMUTATOR AND $HUNTING,:DEVICE7 WHICH IS CONNECTED TO
:-THE CGOMUTATOR AND TO THE AUXILIAkY POWEk'SUPPM. FACILITY:
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---.-7AVTGMATILATSIl GGRNYKH MASHIN.
AN- urm"Bo m mv

USSR UDC 681.3133
RAPPOPORT, L. I., KliVOSTEMKO, A. 1., 146 N., SHAPOSENIK, V. I.,
~w KIRICHEK, V. A., DMWM-ftientif ic Research In6titute for the Plann-
ing and Design of Mining Machine Automation:
"A Device for Simulatint Pulsed Interference!'
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye~Obraztsy, Tovarnyye
..Znaki, No 3, L970, p 130, patent No,260291, filed 4 Nov 68
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introdures.a device for simulating
pulsed interference. The unitcontains the equipment to be studied,
a power supply, control pulse generator, and shunting device. As a
distinguishing feature of the patent, the devicei is dr~signed for pro-
ducing.interference with controllable polarity, amplitude, duration,
and prif and also for eliminating the mutuaLeffoct oF, the interference
simulator and the equipment to be studied. An 4-juxiliary DC power
supply with controllable polarity and ampLitude,of the output voltage
is connected in parallel both with the equipment to be studied and with
ita power supply by means of a commutator. The outputs of the control
pulse generator are connected to the co=utator,and jjhunting device,
which is connected to the commutator.and to the!auxiliary power supply.

=Mamma= map
USSR UDO -,~9.25
KOZLOVSKAYA', V.M., KFVO5-IIXOVAj V.D., VELEEEZHEV, D.K., G.A.
"Structure And Composition Of Films Prepared By Electron Be~am- Decompo,-ition Crf
Molybdenum Plexacarbonyl"
Tr. Yosk. in-ta elektron. wvashincstr. (Works Of The Moscow Institute Of Elect-
rical Machine Building), 1972, IsErue 20, PP 100-107 (from R`h:Elaktruni~-2_~i vey,
Drimeneniye, ITO 7, julY 1972,. Abstract No 7A2,1)6)
Translation; Deposition of films was perf oriced by elect ron-boam decon1w--)si r,
of molybdonur. hexacarbonyl in Type EWPO equiprEent. Elect romicrosco.pe alld
electron di
ffraction studies were conducted as well BO mes-vpeotru= anz~lvsie C-f
films with an impurity, and the pre.,jenoe of molybdenum carbide in the films was
:established. I.I.V.

STANEVSKIY, A. G., KUIVOSTOV V. I.
7
"Calculation of Characteristics of Friction, Hent mid Mass Trwisfor in a
Turbulent Boundary Layer of a Compressed Gas with a. Transverse Flow of
Material, the Heat Capacity of which :Depends Strongly on.Tcmperatuic"
Izvestiya Vysshikh UchebnNkh Zavedeniy, Mashinostroyenive, No 1, 1972,
pp 66-68.
ABSTRACT: A process model is used, according to wh4lch the complex depen-
dence of enthalpy of injected material on temperaturc! caii be represented
as an approximation formula. On this basis, a method is stigoested, allowing
phase and chemical traiisfnrmations to be considered in calculating the ch3r-
-acteristics of friction, heat and mass transfer in the turbulent boundary
layer of a compressed gas.

USSR UDC 53G.OiL
i1o
En-~-inovr Lmd o-P-
STA'11-121131=1 G.7 ~11 -11 01A.J om viaw
Technic-)-l Sciences, As.-3oci:--
_te Prpfessor
"Jalculation of"' I;ho Surface Tem )erature Distribu-'-Ldon 01' Forolls
klate by Superoonic
nd Unilorm Hotero,-Ionr-,ou,-, Injection
into the Turbidc--it Boundtar--T. Layer"
Article Dr-usented by J -,,j Irte o-O Tec!i-aical c oi i
-idi&l c s
T~
-rutov,
Professor o-f I-Ioscow Hiepor Toc~hnic-,il ScIlool i~-.Iolil
Mas 11-172, 75--A
Ai,oscovl, 1rLJZ shinostroyeniye, N'o 2,
Abotrrlct On the b--sis o.-;' the t&~ioorT o--;~' limit If.1-ii-s 0-[, '41-10 -(I-IzrbU-
lent laycr, z~. c-lmnl,-~,tiom -mv--
jEj
t)erat-L)rc didtl-ioution 1"'T I on'-d-11 o n o r o u C- r- C, o -
.,!In rC omd b a :7n-norsoni.c n on - r' i so a
lo. n:10 1117ii 01.1~
injocI-1--ion int-o t-T-1-o bounrl--7
-rno flow 07 itri 1),v.!.,-Ao!I*!. tqis method, non-
i s, o IC 3~- ot;~.---,oct- -Anvl C t -

ISS,
L
R
SVIEVSKIY, A. G. faid Y -~TSTv, P
-)V, V. I., lVUZ Mash nostr,-,yerdye, rl,.*) 2, 10-2
pp 75-850
of injectilioll can be t!:~~'cen into il-)ia the b!~,jl.-, ol c~~l-
- 1; 1 --.- (,, r
cullation results, tIlle. ow-cri.-ested -Lc*l';ho6 is co.,m)a-z,cod ..I,i-ltlh o
thods.,,-.~nich usc dif-ferent
ted that hea- transfer coefficients calculato-C, bir the
method are in 7oo,,::L With 17)'0M, e-, n.-n r u 10 ii
X.
Lorm-ulas. !three illustr.9 ihiblio. rcf-:~*
2/2

T-.I Taunt:
USSR uDc 54i-804i.n
VASIL'V-rV, V. P., VORC)B'Y-EV, P. H.,t*WIIA&.;&J4- and MILOVANOVA, V, A.,
Ivanovo Chemico-Technological Inati ,r of Analytical CherListry
1; Cha
"Standard Ifeat of Solution of TiC14 in Nitric Acid!!
Ivanovo# IVUZ Xhimiya i Xhinicheskaya Toldinologiyal Vol 15, No 1, 1972,
PP 47-49
Abstraett The chemistry of titaniump including the thexrzodynan; ic properties
of its compounds,, axT, of the gxvatest Practica, sign~sicaace. Ilith, the use
of an L-proved calorimeter Kaving auto=atic . rvcord5-nG (5se V. P. VASIL'YETJ
ot al., Zh. Neorgan. Khimiis Ilp 69gr 1966), heat of solution, he"t of
dilution, aiLd heat of deatruction of the upoula, Pore, d(ttsrmizzled over a lide
of "11ce-Iltmilion ot tho 14103oobtt'1011' Tho n'"tir 011101:ric-111 Clata nado
it possible to develop more precise fo=ulw for det,,inibUng thoue quantities
for the solution of MC14 in H) 3
HO . All data, and formula-al along with graphic
rej=eZentation ol the xeliationship, batween TiC14 solut'011 and MiA HMO
concentration, are included In the pa-per.

2
i/2 008 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DAI*E--23OCT70
TITLE--PLATINU.4 CONTENT OF URAL DUNITES -U-
AUT,HJR-(G2)-FOmINYKH, V.GG.9 KHVOSTOVAi V*Pv
.4
.-.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~',~,.SOURCE-DOKLa AKAD, NAUK SSSR 1970, 19lt2lr 443-5
))AT EPUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
'~_~'':-TIQPIC TAGS--PLATINUM, ROCKo MINERAL DEPOSIT, CHROMTE
:~~,CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
WCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY kEEL/FRAME--1997/1053 STEI'~%0--UR/00~30/TO/191/002/0't.43/0445
CIRC ACCESSION NO--ATOI.19920
ME MR41113MIMS

2/2 008 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESsrm; DATE-230CT70
~:,CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0119920
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DUNTTES OF 2 ASSOCNS. ARE K14OWN IN
URALS: (1) DUNITE PYROXENITEGABBRO ASSOCtN.t T"E ROCf'%S_ OF WHICH ARE
PRESENT IN SO CALLED PT BEARING BELT OF ULTRABASIC AND BASIC INTRUSIO.NS
IN URALS, AND (2) DUNITE HARZt3URGITE ASSOCN. WHICH IS CoNSIDERED PT
w~ BARE. DETNS. OF PT AND PT METAL CONTENTS IN [)UNITES 01: THESE ASSOCNS.
LED TO CONCLUSION THAT III CONTENT OF PT METALS III DIINITES OF 11 tlTH
ASSOCNS. IS THE SAME AND (2) THE PT METALS AFE DISTRril3tirED LN DUfqIrES
NONUNIFORMLY AT ELEVATED CUNTENTS TYPICAL OF CHROMITE GRES. THE STUDY
-OF DISTRIBUTION-OF PT GROUP METALS IN VARIOUS ROCKS OF THE SAME MASSIF
SHOWED THAT THEIR CONTENT DOES NOT DEPE140 ON TH:E,C0MPN,. OF ROCK1. WITH
MAX. AMTS. DETECTED ONLY IN ROCKS CONTG. CHROMITE' VELNLErs.
-FACILITY: INST. GEOL. GEOKHIM.f SVERDLOVSKe, USSR.

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USSR UDC 5148.535
LER1109%N, R. M., IMURSAYEVA G. V. NIKANOROV, 14. A., and
sti ute of Physics of Metals, Academy of
-:Sclences USSR
"Influence of Plastic Deformation and Alloying
With Slight
Amouats oE Interstitial Elements an Decomposition of the Meta-
stable Phase in TC06 Alloy"
Sverd1ovs1%-., Pvizika i4letallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 31, No 3,
Mar, 71., pp 626-633
Abstract: Electron microscopy and determination of the mechanical
Properries are used to study TS6 alloy with various contents of
Ities in various~initital states. It is de-
interstitial impur,
monstrated that after rollin- and the alloy reaches its
maximun, strength properties with briefer a.crin.-i and considerably
smaller di-mensions o-"-' -_~. phase se-re-ations than after ordinary
Tie diensity re-4 -he alloy follov-
aging. o;_. --,dual dislocations in
ina, roll:Lng and 11 near the density of dislocations
in the deformed state with these types of treatment. With low
1/2

USSR
LER110thNi, R. If., et al., Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye,
Vol 31, No 3, Mar 71, pp 626-633
degrees of deformation. a higli combination of mechanical pro-
perties can be achieved only0in thIe case of the initial poly-
gonized state. The influence of an increased content of inter-
stitial impurities with rolling and aging on the kinetics of
decomposition of the phase is significantly weaker than in
the.case of ordinary ag-ing.

F.
USSR mc 669.295:62o.193 91:546.4
IER12 MINj R.M., MMAYEVA, G.V., NMU"OROV.. M.A.) and MOSTYPTSET K. I.
Institute of Metal Physics, Academy of Sciences USSR,
'Effect of Initial Dislocation Structure and Interstitial -Tmpu-rity Content
perties of Beta-Tit ium Alloy TS6 After Aging"
on the Microstructure and Pro tan
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i 14etallovedeniye, Vol 31 Plo 2, Feb 71, Pp 352-357
Abstract: This article is a continuation of works devoted to a study of
changes in structure and mechanical properties of TS6 beta-tiikanium alloy
after aging in relation to initial structure and interstitial impurities con-
tent. Sheet samples of TS6 alloy of zwo heats with a differing impurities
content were studied. One heat (971) melted in VEL-3 electrolytic vanadiun,
the other (603) -- in aluminothermic vana-dium. by electrcn-beam remelting.
Heat 603, in contrast to heat 971, cc--tained 1% -7r. TLe fine structure and
mechanical Droue.-ties were investicrated after heat tre-'ating by the following
modes: a) quenct from 8500C, defom-ed 40% by rolling wri gi-,-en repeated que!ach-
ings from 700, 800, and 90-OOC (hardened,state); b) aging of samples quenched
from '.he at--27e-statea temizerea.;ures. AgIng Vas at for 2Y
and 30 hours. !-- the initial polygonnized state jrrticles of zl--e I iberazed
phase, upon aging, were highly dispersed and di5tribuz..'ed un.-~formlly, 1,-~adlcla i3
the result of alvha-phase particle nucleation into dislocations. In the initial
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USSR
LERIMN R.M., et a!, Sverdlovsk, Fizika- Metallov iMetallovedeniye, Vol 31,
-No 2' Feb 71, PP 352-357
recrystallized state for puare melting, the low mechanical properties are de-
pendent on the vast nonuniformity of beta-phase decaqpositi,)n whic"I leads o
the formation of local stresses near the particles at the time of deformation.
The measured content of interstitial imDurities facilitates obtaining a unilform
and more dispersed structure after aginG and decreases bordering laye-rs made
up of the un-decomposed beta-phase. TI_,e best properties of alloy TS6 can be
obtained in combination with.the initial Dolygonized state and an optimum.
content of imDurities of interstitial atoms (Tensile Strength 140 kgImM2,
reduction in area 6%). 3 figurea, 1 table) 9 bibliogra-phical references.

............ ...........
USSR UDC 54B.535
NIFIANOROV
LERMAN, R. M., MIRSAYEVA, G. V, He A., and
Institute of Physics of Metals, Academy of
.Sciences USSR
"Influence of Plastic Deformation and Alloying With Slight
Amounts of Interstitial Elements on Decomposition of the-Meta-
stable Phase in TC6 Alloy"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 31, No 3,
Mar, 71, pp 626-633
Abstract: Electron microscopy and datemination of the mechanical
properties are used to study TS6 alloy with various contents of
interstitial impurities in various inititaL states. It is de-
monstrated that after rolling and aging, the alloy reaches its
maximum strength properties wit-h briefer aging and considerably
emaller dimensions of cL phaae'segregations' than after ordinary
aging. The density of residual dislocations in the alloy follo~..i-
ing rolling and aging isetill near the denpity of dislocations
in the defomed state with these types of treatment. With low
1/2

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USSR
LERI10MN, R. M., et al., Fizika Metallov JI Metal lovedeniye,
Vol 31, No 3, Mar 71, pp 626-6 33
degrees of deformation, a high combination of nechanical pro-
perties can be achieved only in the case of the initial poly-
"he influence of an increased content of inter-
gonized state. 'i
stitial impurities with rolling.and aging on the kinetics of
of the ~phase is significa'utly, weaker
decomposition than in
the case of ordinary aging.
2/2
OJI
I W-IftEt CiONAUP-4114W

Industtial
USSR UDC 532.72;669.015.23
PAALI, L. L., KffYAYAL', K. R.
"On the Hydraulic Essence of Turbulent Diffusion Coefficients"
Tr. Tallin. DOlitekhn. in-ta (Works of Tallin Polytechnical Institute), 1972,
No. 330, pp 11-20 (from RZn~Nfekhanika, No 3, Mar 73, Abstract No 3B999)
Translation: The turbulent diffusion process in flow in open channels is
considered. Experimental data is used to analyze the turbulent diffusion
coefficient in the longitudinal direction k as a function of various para-
X
meters (hydraulic radius R, friction rate u*, and aver4toe velocity v The
cp
following formulas were obtained from processing experlmental data:
k,R~-Ju-'=31Cw(R,V, A

..........
USSR
PAAL, L. L., KHYAYAL', K. R., Tr. Tallin. politeldin. in-ta, 1972, No. 330,
pp 1-1-20
The first formula is valid for artificial channel flows with low roughness and
the second is suitable for natural channel flows with high roughness. Also
analyzed are specific data referring to the coefficient of turbulent diffusion
.-in the transverse direction. 10 ref. V. R. Kuznetsov.
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''PROCESSING DATE--1:60CT70
013 mu-As si 0 i#b'
'-TlTLE--PR0CECK;RE FOR DE TERM IN ING'.,THE. QUANTITY UF ~AQSOKBED GAS BASED ON A
IN:THE SPECIFIC WEIGHT~:OF-~ THE:IGAS~:Ml XTURE:'-U-
-iUTHOR-031-ASLANOV, SH.S-s MAMEDOV YU I.:G..i KHYDYRKULIEVi 8.
COUNTRY OF INFO~--USSR
.,SOURCE--IZV. VYSSHs UCHE3, ZAVEU*v' NEFT. GAZ 19701 13(1)v 49-52
'-~~:UATE _PU8L ISHEO ------- 70
's
UBJ EC-T AR EIA-S -CH EM I S T RY
OPIC~~TAGS-CHEMICAL ANALYSIS* GAS, NITROGEN
."CONTROL mARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
i-.10CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~-PROXY.REEL/FRAME-1996/1639 STEP NO--UR/0152/70/013100110049/0052
~_'.'C-IRC% ACCESSION NU--AT0118618
UNCLASSIFIED

F7
-2/2 013 UNCLASSIFIED ROCESSING DATE--16'JCT70
C,IRC ACCESSI*ON NO-AT0118618
_.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A8STRACT.: A GAS CONDENSATE MIXT. WAS PASSED
~.',_~THROUGH A COLUMNt CONTG. AWELL PACKED 1:1 CLAY SANO:BEDl UNTIL ITS
STAN-t WHEN THE MIXT9 WAS DISPLACED ~ITH.N AT THE SA14E PRESSUPE. THE
DISPLACEMENT 4AS COMPLETED# WHEN THE OUTLET GAS HAD THE SP. GR4 OF Nle
THEN, THE ADSORPTION COLUMN WAS DISCONNECTED AND.ITS PRESSURE WAS
mGRADUALLY DECREASED BY LETTING OUT~ THE GAS9 SAMPLES OF WHICH WERE TAKEN
AT DETD. PPESSURES. THE SP. GR, OF THE SAMPLES WAS DETD. AT I ATM. AS
-PRESSURE IN THE COLUMN DECREASED,THE SP. GR. OF THE OUTLET GAS
T
HE
DECREASED, VAkYING BETwEEN THE SP* GR.. OF THE GAS CON40ENSATE MIXT. TO
JHAT OF N, AS THE DESORBED GAS DURING.THE PRESSURE UECREASE WAS
DISPLACED 13Y N. HAVING THF SP. GR. OF.THE GAS M[XT., THE VOL. SHARE OF
THE MIXT. ANU N COULD BE DETO. IN A SYSTEM WITH GAS CONDENSATE RATIO
2500:11 AT 301 ATM AND 293DEGREESKi THE SP. GR. OF THE mlxlr. DECREASED
BY 10PERCENT DUE TO THE OESOR13ED GAS. THE SHARE.OF THE MIXT. IN THE
ADSORBENT PORES INCREASED WITH THE PRESSUREDECREASE AND AT 140 ATM,
16PERCENT OF THE PURE VOL. WAS OCCUPIED BY THE GAS. THE HIGHER
DESORPTION OCCURRED WHEN THE PRESSURE. DECREASED BELOW THAT OF 14AX.
(130 ATM). IN CLAY STRATAt~GREAT AMTS. OF GAS COULD BE
THUS ACCUMULATED DUE TO DIFFUSION AND ADSORPTICNt~IWHICH ARE TO BE TAKEN
~~-:_JNTO COI FACILITY:
NSIDEKATION FOR CALCO. THE GAS RESERVESO
-AZERB. INSTi NEFTI KHIM. 114..A41-18EK VA,: AKU, USSIR-
(3 a
UNCLASSIFIED

Izz 022 UNCLASSIFIED kOCESSING OAT --090CT70
J_'TlzTLE---THE -VELOCITY OF SIGNAL AND. s ONLINEAR
T-HE AETRECS OF: OACE TIME IN N'
ELECTRODYNAMICS -U-
D.V., KHYEUv N*V*.
-USSR
IDUNTRY-OF INFO
URCE-TEORETICHESKAYA I MATEMATICHESKAYA FIZIKAt ~1970t VOL. 2# NR I, PP
6
~~_DATE 'PUBLISHED---70
-.--SUBJ EcT AREAS-PHYSICS
!-"joplc~TAGS-QUANTUM ELECTRODYNAMICS, ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD, SIGNAL
-:,.:DET ECT I ON s, -LORENZ TRANSFORMATION, LAGRANGE~EQUATION
~--t~GNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~:TAPXY REELIFRAME-1978/122a STEP NO-UR/06q6/7010021001/0055/0066
_~CIRC. ACCESSION NO-AP0046151
UNCLASSIFIED

7
~022 UNCLA~SSIFIEO PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
_~C.I.Rr ACCESSION NO-AP0046151
ABS-TRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IT IS SHOWN THAT IN NONLINEAR
-ELECTRODYNAMICS THE VELOCITY OF A SMALL TIME DEPENDENT PERTURBATION,
-WHICH CAN BE CONSIDERED AS A SIGNALt IN THE PRESENCE 01: AN EXTERNAL
.FIELD DEPD.ENDS UPON THE INTENSITY OF THE LATTER AND CAN BE GREATER THAN
THE LIGHT VELOCITY IN A VACUUM. AS A CONSEQUENCE9,~ THE.SUC~CESSION OF THE
EMISSION AND THE DETECTION ACTS FOR THE SIGNAL DEPENDS UPON THE FRAME OF
-REFERENCE, IF THE USUAL FORM OF THE LORENTZ TRANSFORMATI.ONS Is VALID.
POSSIBILITYIS DISCUSSED OF AVOIDING THIS DIFF4CULTY BY MEANS OF
,.INTRODUCING OF THE SPACE TIME METRLCS DEPENDING 614 FIELD OR. INTRODUCING
_A~.GERTAIN- ~jELECT LON PRINCIPLE EXLUDING~ THE~NONLI:NEAR LAGRANGIANS WHICH
a1:
FASTER THAN LIGHT SIGNALS.&
UNCLASSIFIC-0

USSR UDC:
'21.375.826
MMSHEEV, G. F. , TROITSYCH, Yu. V., EIMOV, V. A., ani
V
L-1p -
"Stabilized Single-Frequency Heli~=-J~eon,Lasel,"
Novosibirsk, Avtometriya, 110 5, 1972,'pp 86-93
Abstract: A description of a frequency-stabilized Ee-l),Ie laser, of
0. 63 /A wavelength, is given. The stable passive resoratcor o 'L this
device is inside the laser resonator and is also uqed for obtain-
ing single-.frequency oscillation. ~ A cross-see.-It-lional -view of the
instritment is provided, and an explanation of its operation L~_J-Ven.
Its cons true t ion is based on the slnele-mode industrially mianufac-
tured LG-36A, with the di~7,chiaree tube and the ower s--ource lLnmodi-
fied but with the laser re,soriator modificd by repl-,icin-g _JtS Plirror
with a reflecting into rferomater, by being len.VtIl-heriec", by irira-cavs-
ing the transiiiisL~iun fil-iotor o~ the 'w)hericlal Ta-irror, and by ii,~!T)rov-
ing thermal in5ulut-ion of the re,,johalor frora the t 1~10 e
The automatic frequency tuning sy5tcm is described =.d the circuit
ponents given. It is notod t1int this taser's
of its electronic comp
lized
frequency can be smoothly varied and can therel"ore be stabi.L
2j ~4r__

USSR UDC: 621.375.826

USSR UDO 5?6.8-095a622-3.23
GOL'DOMERC., A. Y.. t YVA3IN-YY.W, YE. I., BOYI[Ot H. M.. t ~LYU=MOIVA 1, 0. 11.
FAV"rIiT,0 , K. 1. PYSARCHUX, YE. X. , arl a-MMAX, 0, 0'
Central Pcientific Rosearch ='--Iology and
Viroloal Aca&-rV of Sciences Mkm-SSR,
"BiochemtcUa Processes During Oil Displimeement Under the Influance of Bacteria
In Hodel B.-Tariments"
rdovr Ilikrobiologiclicskiy ""hurnal# Vol -33, Vo 2p Far/Apr ?11, pp 2.114-239
Abstracti Introduction of solectod cultures of gvs-foriAng bacteria from tho
genus Clon't. ~un to,,nalher with a m1auses =~jdiim into an aatif!.cip-l j-.o-,Iel
of an oil-b-,larino b~(I (cand rjaturated with *J.1) r*sult,,5 in hlgh-~!r t1imolaco-
r~,--nt of oil as to the control (vithout aAditl'on o4 bact=104 Yozt
crucial chang-cs in th,- nr-,Iiu,-- enriahsd with bactaria oc,.-= in 5--? tlayo at zz
oPtimum tc.-m-mm-Lura of 30 0Cp t1hZt ic during the period: of nost intonsive
changez in tho nutrient neditm. z-~~ =- zinum g-as pxoduetion. At that tim3 t~a
am-fmco tonalon at- th3 interp1h.-nae cultum z.-a-litm-air Is lolmred, the ~--ount
of ore.~-wdc ELcids and oth,=ol 1,; incrawod a-til the, pil a tho n, adiuz is lowarcd,
The ispecifle gravity of the oil exposed to bi-eterla, is~ loveiml by 0.00le-
0000906 C./=3, ard its viscosi-ty is loucred by- 0.51-31.02 c3t, without wW
-'Io;,,vl em-mosition.
chanses ir, It , flmc C.
1p

USSR UDO 615-285.7t620-193.4.7t669-35-5
XIBAO 11. Z.j and PODDUBNAYAp N. P., Zhdanov Plant of Te,chnological Equipment
"Investigation of the Resistance of Brass b Corrosion in Chloxophos Solutions"
Moscow, Neditsinskaya Tekhnikap Vol 5p 140 2t Xar/Apr 71.1 pp 42-44
Abstract# Since manual spray guns used for disinfecting rooms with chloro-
phos are mad of brass9 the resistance of this alloy to corrosion was tested
by the graviretric method. Three standard brass samples with dIfferent nicro-
struatures (density wid distribution of alpha and bet& phases) were kept
in 2.3. 51 10, and 20% chlorophos solutions (pH 1.0) for a tota.1 of 28 days;
they were washed, dried and weighed ones'per week. Tbe reslultc~ Indicated that
corrosion increased withAncreaulng strength of the chloror,~-aos solution.
Bra= rich in the alpha phase (high content of cop;er) was most resistalit,
while brass rich In the beta phass.(high content of zAmc) waa ].east resistant.
'The recomendation was made to adjust the industrial processing so as to
prevent the formation of the. beta phase! in the form of a sollid network around
alpha-pbase, grains but.to achleve a most -homogeneous microstructure.

USSR uuc i6P-1.375-029-52
MEI") A. A.
"Problems in Practical Design of Class High-Pressure Amplifiers"
Tr. Gor1kovsk. politekhn. in-ta (Works of Gorlkiy Polytechnical Institute),
19C9--, 25, No 6, 1;? 5b-56 (i~:o-mRM-Radiotekhnika., No .6, Jun 70, Abstract
No 6D88)
Translation: The authors discuss vector problems in the practical design of
olass high pressure amplifiers, give the results of an experinent which 'Was con-
ducted, and make recommendations on amplifier constiuction~ Amplifiers of this
type are used in radio engineering devices where economic considerations are
most important* Bibliography of:one titleo, P, U#

USSR UDC 6;21.375: 621. 396. 64 (088. 8)
V. M.
."Low Frequency Amplifier"
USSR Author s Certificate No 251012, Filed 23 Nov 67, Published 5 Feb 70 (from
RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 8, Aug 70, Abstract No D104)
Translation: This author's certificate introduces a schematic for a controlled
feed for a powerful two-cycle sonic frequency amplifier with transformiers at the
input and output. The feed contains a series-connected'suritching cascade, a
trigger and a comparison circuit. The base -of the transistor in the comparison
circuit (n-p-n) is connected via a semiconductor diode with the end leads of the
primary winding of the input transformer, and the emitter is connected via a
resistor with the emitters of the transistors of the upp-cycle. cascade (p-n-p).
One of the end leads of the primary winding~is connect"I to Lhe collector of the
transistor of the input cascade of the amplifier (p-nrp), and it idpoint is
connected to the negative feed.

Ulm IMM-_
USSR
UDC 539.1.074.3
KIBAL'CHICH, G. A., TSIRLIN, Yu.,A.
"'Influence of Properties of a Scintillator on Counting Characteristic Plateau"
Monokristally i Tekhnika [Single Crystals and Technology Collection of-
Works)-, M.) 5, Kharlkov, 1971, pp 178-186, -(Translate&fron, Referativjiyy
Zhurnal MetrologiNa i lzmeritelInaya Tekh
-nika, No 1972; Abstract
No from the Resume),
Translation: The influence of the ty used, the decree
pe of scintillatOT (S)
of. its phosphorescence, convers.ion effectiveness, light. collection, dimen-
sions and shape of the S or, the counting plateau (11) is studied. It is
shown that the shape of the S has a significant influence on the P of the
counting characteristic; this is determnined by the form of the differential
distribution and ratio of signal and noise amplitudes'. Organ.-c- S have no
phosphorescence, while single crystals of sodium iodide have varying degrees
of phosphorescence. Increasing, tJie conversion effectiveness inproves 11,
while increasing the light collection factor may have~varying influencc. on
the P. An increase in the dimensions of sodium iodldt~ singlo crystals
improves P. Single cr/stals with low ratio of height to diameter have good
P, while when this ratio is increased to 44, P is sonie-what vorsened. I'low-
ever, at the same time the sensitivitv increases and.becames~ possible to
V2

A I It a I a id s
ITSSR UDC 615.31:582.675.347.074
NAYDrVICH, L. P., _'_)OSTnT_SKIY, B. T~., and KZIBAV%~,19D,",116 P. %T., All-
-icin
.71nion Sci-ntific R,-search Institute of- M~d ar PT ts, Moskov-
skaya Oblast, Ministry -of Health TISSR
Alkaloids of Certain Cultivated Specics of' thr Berberidacf-aj~
Family"
Moscow, !am-atsiya, Val 91, No 5 , Sep-Oct 70, pp 47-4S,
jVbstrac c o h ol i ce-tracts of -~Ie roo C-t' ai U'rlia aq,
(herbvris amiifolia 't-in-Oh.) f-om the Tamil", %~ihich, .,"as
cultivated in the All-tin' on
Garden. yielded berbamine and berberine. T!,.e yiel,"i ril- 'Lf:tr"e-
ide was obtained from, the roots, 1 - 5 0 f t-fP U c 0-
rine chlori
100 F of the startlr;!-~ rnazezrlal ; the stems gave 0. 5."' -F and the leaves
produced 0.)5 9, O-P tille alkaloid. crystallinu-'- -rzi:::tion of reduced
base s was obtained and according to chromiatogvoiphic data con-olsted of
X-our alkaloids. .-erberine chlorldq.,aas also, oL-tair-~,d frGn the roots,
-beris vulgaris L. 160 of the s~larting
leaves and stems of hei tD
material gave 0.64, 0.14 and 0.3 of the alka*.i~oid rl':!:~Fectively.

'-112 ~015
UNCLAS'S I FlED; :PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
_~'_Tl T LE FUNCTIONAL ORGANIC PEROXIDES. V.' HALOACYL PEROXIOES -U-
A.I.s KHARDIN', A,.P.v, KIBAL,%I.KQVA, R.I.,
YERMARCHENKGi V.I.
_'C:OUNTRY~DF INFO-USSR
--~OURCE-LH. URG.. KHIM. 1970, 6(3) 466-6 Ito
VATE f"UBLISHED---70
~:%-SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY. ORDNANCE
PEROXIDE7 EXPLOSIVE,. BENZENE UEPIVATIVE, SODIUM
~4,~CCNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~:PROXY REEL/FRAME-1992/1576 STEP iNO--UR/0366/70/(30&/DO3/0466/0468
ACCESSION NO-AP0112570
UNCLAS51_FfE0_______

Oil UNCLASSIFIED.: PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
TITLE-SEPARATION AND PURIFICATION OF OrPAPITOTHENIC ACID BY AN ION
EXCHANGE METHOD -U_
'7AUTH0R-(03)-ZHDAN0VICH, YE.S., KULLOVAt G.S.v KIBAL.0VAr N.YU.
;COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~.S,CURC. E-KH1 M. FARM. ZH. 1970, f+(2), ~2 7-14
PUSL ISHED----70
'SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES, CHEMISTRY
I C, TetGS--V!TAMINt CHEMICAL PURIFICATIONt 1014 EXC,HANGE
N riq OL MArKING-NO RESTRICTIJ-15
:POCUMENT CLA3S-UNCLASSIFIED
7P!IUXY REEL!FRAME-1993/0535 S~TE RWO-UA/ U4 50171-) /0 J-t 002 1002 7/0029
_CAIRC ACC~5SICN

0-i TYG
U
:C IRC A CC E I ON NL-A P I 1 -3,- "16
Gil--(J- AL;STiiACT Sll-i;N6 J F0
FROM 'A TECH. PRODUCT CONTG. I AS TH.E ET SU32 &I :SALT AND 15PEACENT BETA
ALANINE 111) WAS -EXAMU. TESTS q.EREl cARR!ED OUr 05INk; KU 23 CATION
EXCHANGER (A CUPOLYMN. PRODUCT OF POLY5~7.tk'-;:NE WiTH DIVINYLbENZENE) (H
PRIh2 POSITIVE FORM). SORPTION ISOTHEPMS 01-' ET SUB2 Niq ANO 11 WERE
FIRST EXAMD. UNUEK DYN' A;M I C A N' 0STATIC:CONDITIONS.~. MOREOVER, THE EFFECT
GF GRAIN SIZE OF THE CATIONITE CIN THE SURPTION OF 11 ~rl,'-S IVESTIGATED,
-.,.THE'YtELD OF 11 AT 20r 40Y AND 4GOEGREESI AND THE SORPTI-ON OFF !I AS THE
FUNCTIGN OF ITS CUNCN. OVER THE PH RANGE 1.0-6.4. THC SORPTION 01~- If
INCREASED WITH !NCREASING PH. THE SEPN. OF I WAS CARRIE.) OUT IN A 17
T 5 M L-Ml N THE
tIMES 290 MM COLUMN AT THE ELUTION RATE CONCN. OF I SALT,
AND It IN THE SOLN. WAS D.3-0.4 AND 0.17 EQ.UEVS.-L.s RESP. AT 40 AND
60DEGREES CONICD',~ ELUATES WERE UBTAINED.~' 'THERMAL ISTABIL11Y TESTS SHOWED
THAT AT 37 AND 60DEGREES A 5PERCENT I~SOLN. BEGAN:TO DECOMP. AFTi-R 32
AND P, HRs RESP. AT 20DEGREES THE OPTIMU11CONDITIONS WERE AS FJLLOWSZ
LO G. OF THE DRY CATIONITE, 95 'ML LOPERCENr I SALT SOLN. , AND VOL. OF THE
''ELUATE 17G ML LUATE WAS 0.0378
(PH 4.5). THE I AND ll:CONTENT OF THE
L88PERCE-NT Y-IELD BASED ON I SALT) AND 8.15~ TIMES .10 PRIME NEGATIVE-5
RESP..I. FACILITY.' VSES. NAUCH. I SSL~D. VITAMIN. INST.1
~-Huscowv ussFto

USSR UDC 547.26'118 + 547.442.2
T. Kh., K1BARD1N PASRINKIN, A. P., ~Lnd PUDOVIK, A. N.,
GAZIZOV , A. M.,
Institute of Organic and Physical Chemistry imeni A.:Ye. Arbuzov, Academy
of Sciences USSR
"Reaction of Dialk,11 Acyl Phosphites With Diacetyl'!
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 12, Dec 73, pp 2626-2631
Abstract: Reactions of dialkyl acyl phosphites with diacetlyl and benzyl
was studied showing that basically they yield dialkyl a-mcthyl-B-methyl-~-
acyloxTzinyl phosphates. As the.acid strength of the carboxylic acid
comprising the acyl phosphite is increased, the direction of the reaction
is shifted partially towards the formation of an alkyl carboxylate and a
cyclic alkyl a,B-dimethylvinyl phosphate,;respectiVel
y
45

. ......... . . ....
U53SR UDC 547.261118 + 547.442.2
PASHINKIN, A. P., SUDAREV, Yu. I., and
GAZIZOV, T. Kh. , &IJ~A.P
PUDOVIK, A. N., Institute of Organic and Physical Chemistry Imeni A. Ye.
Arbuzov, Academy of Sciences, USSR
"Reactions of the Trimethylsilyldiethyl Ester of Phosphorous Acid With
Diacetyl
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No.3, Mar 73, pp 679-680
Abstract: Reacting trimethylsilyldiethyl ester of phosphorous acid tith
diacetyl at a temperature belour 20* yields diethyl-a-trimethylsiloxy-a-
acetoethylphosphonate, b.p. 84-86*/1 mm,.djo 1.1180, r120 1,4335. The
f 1) diethyl-a-
structure was confirmed by an independent synthesis rom
hydroxy.-a-acetoethylphosphonate and trimethylchlorosilane and by IR and
NMR31p spectroscopic analysis.

Nitro.
Co S
USSIR UDC 547-?9k:543.51
jj * 4 v L-' A ,
YEF-qaGV, YU. -YA., i-.I-T'SI1-" R. Enum, M. ~,., and
Chemistry Imeri A. Ye. 'rbuzov, S T~
institute Of ()j-GLnic and
Academy of Sciences, -azan
S-Pectra of Some 1,3,2-Oxazaphospholines"
Riga Khimr~ya Geterotsiklic! eskikh So,, U 4
-edineniy, ITO 1 7~1 , 9
8,97
ltbstract: 'ass spectra of 1,1--~,,;)-oxazophocpholane5 nade it -coz;;3-;I;le to
determine the pathirays-o-f diosociative ioni!-,.ation from the intentiity
of mle linez. Intensity of '-'ne mle line t'ecrea~ised with an incrc-a,-.;e
xy radical. 11J.4;cociative ioniza-
in the runber of C aLoms in the al',-.o
t--'.on involved breF-cimr of C-C and P-0 bonds in U.1-to riac- and loss of
RICE0 fron the moleculnr ion. The ole"in ri'1010CUlC ',,'3:3 j,-11~lil-ily f0l-1-110d
A,
alkoxy Group. Lo~~s of the alkoxy 1~Tcup wai.; t;,e rjo5t 1--ely
ram
process of di..~socij tive ionization of Eric, moiecul~tr ion; in t.-e cabe of
the 2-chloro derivati-Ve it %,,La the lor,-- of tile CI atom.

USSR UDC 541 .67+447.31q-538.27
SA-MITOV, YU. YU.j PLIDOVIX, M. A.9 KWAROVi A. I-P and 9444?1j*'v'
"Stereochemistry of Organophosphorus Compounds. Ill. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
Spectra of 111i and 31P and the Geometric Isoxerism In a-Serles of 1,2#3-
oxaazaphospholanes"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol XIIII (CV)p No 1, 1971, PP 46-51
Abstract: In containing the studies in the fi,91d of -the stereochemistry of
pho3phorus-containing hetero cycles, the pxesonce of stereoitsomers in the
series if substituted 1#3f2-oxaazaphospbol~,nes was detected in which iEwmerism
is caused by the presence of the chiral carbon aton In the ring and the xen-
tioned property of the P111 phosphorus aton, The proDf of the presenco of
the stereolsomers was obtained by the method of gas-IJquiA c1M)matognphy
and nuclear magnetic resonancet the conformation of the high-olement ring
'was established by analysis of the nuclearmagnetic resonance apectra. The
series of 5-ethyl-1#3t2-oxaazaphospho1anes i which are tabulatAKL were synthe-
sized and investigated. The predominant.coaformatlon~of the 5--number hetero-
cycle is the fo= of the onvelope.with the.oxygen atom at the top of the vent.
1A

USSR UDC.- 53.07/08:539.216.?:621.-'72-852
VALMM-MkS, V. I., IVAST1.1a, V. P., and KIBARTkS,
V. V.
dWWWMX""WMWW W
"Determining the Surface Resistivity of Fine Metallic La,,e----s
by Mleasu-ring the Transmission Factor in the LIZIF Range
Vil rnyus Litovskiy Fizicheskiy Sbornik, vol 12, No 2, 1972,
pp 297-303
Abstract: A method is proposed for detoern-ining the s-arface con-
ductivity or resistivity of fine metal layers from the channe in
absolute value of the transmission fector, with the properties of
-lork fro- a matched
the substrate for those layers and the raft ect-L ;'.It r
-en into accourit. Thc'~~ theory of ~he mi:!thod is develorc:d
load tak
and the equipment used for the deteirmination.3 i.-
quency of the uJif waves u43ed was 9150 'I'liz, anc'[ the layers iv--re of
aluminum and Chromium, 40-700 th:Lcl-. it. blo,-,': di.aj,'-ram of the
t- -xious
equipment is given and the resulto of the urja4i;uremen ~~ for v~7
types of the Al and Cr bpecimiens are presenter.1 in tzabular form.
The authors, associated ~,dLth the V. Iff-ipstilk-as: ',,tate I.Tiliversity --.t
VilInyus, express their gratitude: ta V. Tsukerman for partic-i-pat-
ing in the measurements.

USSR UDC: 621-372.853-1.092.22
IVASIIKA, V. L., LAUTSYUS, A. S., 1~1
LAjgg~L"V. V.
"Determining the Surface Resistivity of Thin Metal Layers cn Superhigh
Frequencies"
Lit. fiz. sb. (Lithuanian Physics Collection), 1970, 10, No 3, pp 385-390
Tfrom RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 2, Feb 71, Abstract "to 2B218)
Translation: The authors calculate the coefficient of reflection from a
system consisting of a thin metal layer and a dielectric suIbstrate accon,
modated in a rectangular waveguide. Formulas are derived for a type HIO
wave which interrelate the surface resistivity, parvameters of the sulostrate
and modulus of the ciefficient of reflection. The results are used as a
basis for determining thet surface, resi!itivity of thfal layo;-rs of chromium
An the &-10 GHz range. Bibliogr4phy o~three titlet., Authors abstract.

USSR
UDC 621.357.1:66/.847(088.8)
BUDAINOV, V. V., Uwaawovahll BUKIN, S. M., PIL"TOV, V. P.
"Electrochemical Procedure for Obtaining Rongalite"
USSR Author's Certificate No 303317, filed 11 Oct 69, published 14 Jul 71 (from
RZh-Khimiya, No 12, Jun 72, Abstract No 12L286P)
Translation: An electrochemical method of obtaining rongalite using cathode
reduction has been patented, It is distinguished by the fact that in order to
improve the process, increase the yield and improve One quality of the
product, zinc formaldehydebisalfite is reduced at a pH of the electrolyte of
5-6, Dc 5-10 a/dm2, a raw materials concentration 2 g-mole/liter in S02 at
a temperature of 85-1000, and tb.e zinc~formaldehydesulfoxylate formed is con-
verted to the product by knourn. procedures.
12 7

USSR uDc 62.1.119.4
ALFEROV, A. S. , KUSHT1.11"R, F. V. , A Ll t E. A., "n
YEV, V. V. , DE.GTI-AR1 . L. E. , S0L0I.5II;'iIQHUK, L. K. , TSAYFI]IR, 11'.. 14. , ZELI-
KOVSKIY, Z. I. , Leningrad F-lectricd Engineering Institute of Conmuini-
cations imeni Professor 1-1. A. Bonch.-Brirdevich.
"Ali Electrical Deviceff
Moscov, 0tkrytiya, izooreteniya, promyshlenny.-re obraztsy, tovarnyyt~ zilaRi,
No 214, Aug 71, Author's Certificate 11o 31-1301i DivIsion 11, filed 33-1 D~_c
68, published 9 AuCt, 7.1, p 188
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces rin electrical d~_,,Irmice
which contains a resister and a capacitor. The device is made in the
form of a stack, of sections of microwire and innull~ttion reated wit- a
current -conduct i ng liyer, md is equipped with an autput. As " distin-
9UiBh_J!)9 feature Of the patellt, ill 03-der to reduce tlh~~ ii;:~tural rcsil:zt,-mce
and inductallec of th-ra caracito;r, i-TrGve the techn-)Iogic:~_I fea-11i"bility
st, the suatica-I (D wire are cr%n-
of the dcoif~m tald reduce co, ends of each
nected to differrmt, lcadu, uldcli YrV.be Wo Ur Imre In
112

Um"
2/2

. ..........
us S." UDIC: 621.372.65
p0j'
_RCVSKTY, YU. A. and IIB" 7,
II-Limiting TIT Devices
zc'ro-nic
V sb. o T) r . r na 6 1 g t- z2 Il
tio-- o worlds) 'Tu: ri., '-~u z.;. Polyte
-cmicai lnfstji~L,,te, 1970, 56-60
'arch 71, Abs--
(f rt,,.c' i`c. 3
U
Translaticn: -Funda~,cnt-al conclusiGns f-om the thc-ory sirgJ.e-
tuned liLl-iti.-lit- *l-and ~;assadrcjecbtor filt-,Irs i~.s v~311 as ,-.ulti-
t ane dh-;-.'lt-in- I'Ll"ters, are C' 5. 1 .r o~--r il I us I.- x-- icns ',,)-Lb--! -4c-
graphy of on.;, V.

u3jR UDC: 621.317-335.3.0233
KIBEREV, A. 14.
"E'easuring Limited U-.-T;' DeVices"
V sb. VoDr. radicte!,:viniki (Problems in --Ilectvon-ic -inqinee1,i'nC_--
collecti,;n c-' vor~'~-s) _Iul a, -td.2. stitat~e, 107'.
'I, Iz 41 '~ A. _i ~u __ '_
60-63 (from RL-jh-.qadiotekhni!?q, If'o. 3, -.arch 71, Abstract i1c). 3_,'~(94')
Trans-laticn: devices are described ~,%rhich are dis'in-
guisiled by broad ranges a-f m._:'asured values of". dielectric perme-
ability and dielectric constants. Resume-
9 1.

1/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATr_--230CT70
7:',T,ITLE--HARDNESS.OFSTEEL G13 AFTER MECHANICOTHERMAL TREATMENT -U-
,..AUTHOR-(04)-KRIVOSPITSKlYt V-M-v NIKONENKOt AsS., KHARITONOVAv V*Fot
KIBETS9 V.Ls
-UFO--USSR
~--SOURCE-METALLOVEO. TERM. OBRAB. METAL. 19701 (31y 47-8'
._._,~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
'SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSt MECH.i IND.t CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
~,~.TOPIC TAGS--THERMOMECHANICAL TREATMENTt HIGH MANGANESE STEELi METAL
HARDNESS, ALLOY DESIGNATIONt ALLOY COMPOSITIONi METAL DEFURMATIONt
MATERIAL FRACTURF/(U)G13 HIGH MANAGANESE STEEL
,.:":CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-~-"DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-.PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1704 STEP NO--UR/0129/70/000/003/0047/0048
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118682
doommmom
--LINC-L-A

2/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118682
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* SPECIMENS FROM STEEL G13 IC 1.18,
MN 13.5, SI O-62v P 0.083, AND S 0o06 WT. PRECENT), SIZE 8 TIMES 8 TIMES
10 MM WERE HEATED IN ACTIVIATED CARBON AT 1050DECREES FOP. 20 MIN AND
-COOLED IN WATER. DEFORMATION BY COMPRESSION FOLLOWED AT THE RATE 1
THEN I I
MM-MIN AND ANNEALING IN A SALT BATH AT 100-SOODEGREES. AFTERWARDS
SPECIMENS WERE POLISHED MECH. AND ELECTROCHEM. A14D HARDNESS WAS DETD.
WITH INCREASED DEFORMATION DEGREE UP TO 50PERCENT, TfiE HARUNESS STARTED
TO DECREAS.E AT 300DEGREES AND THE DECREASE 14A5 COMPLETED AT 800DEGREES.
THE-COMPRESSION DEFORMATION INCREASED HARDNESSi, 14ARONESS OF QUENCHED
SPECIMENS INCREASED NEARLY IN LINEAR FASHION WITH INCREASE3 DEFORMATION
DEGREE, WHILE THAT OF HEAT TREATED SPECIMENS INCREASED INTENSELY ONLY AT
~SMALL DEFORMATION DEGREES. INCREASED TEMP. AND TIME OF ANNEALING CAUSED
AN INCREASED BRITTLENESS OF QUENCHED~AND TEMPERE0 STEEL. E.G. AFTER
ANNEALING FOR 2 HR AT 450DEGREES THE FRACTURE OCCURRED AT 40PERCENr
REDN. DEGREEt WHILE AFTER ANNEALING AT 550DEGREES THIS BREAKOOWN OCCURED
-AT 20PERCENT REON. DEGREE. FACILITY: KRIVOROZH. GORNORUD. INST.,
KRIVOI ROG, USSR.

Thermome~chanlcai ~~atnerit
USSR tx 62oo48:669.15'74.194
KRI110SPN-MY, V. M., NUTKONEMKO, A. S., KCHARPTOROVA V.,F., and KIBFN, V. L.
(Krivoy Rog Mining Institute)
"Strength of G13 Steel After LN~-_chanical-Heat Treatment"
IMOSCOW, Pletaillovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka xetallov,
NO 3, 1970, PP 47-48
Abstract: Results are presented of the investigation or- the effect" of inecha-7-ical
and heat treatment on the hardness and compression.stren,3th of G13 steel.. The
experimental procedure and technique for production of =.Mlez are described. The
results show that the nature of hardness variation of samples after heat or mechan-
ical heat treatment is the Eame. The strength increase& as th~e rewallt of comprees-
sion. A microscopic nature of plastic defo=ation was obseri(ld at austenite
steel compression. At sip-all deforrations, straight lineB passin5 throul-h the
vhole grain were observed., while the grain number with lizzies incre&Ees with deform-
ation. At high degrees of deforzation, the deformation lines beco,-.-,e undulating,
then lines appear along which the destruction develops. Upon deformation of steel,
annealed at 500-6000C, Lines of deformation were obsertred at short an-_ealjnc,- hold-
ing tima, whilo at prolongrad annealing timen and high diligreezi of 6.cforvatian lines
were absent. 2 figures, 13 references.

USSR
UDC 669,18:621.785.53
N., ANDRYUSHECHKIN, V. I., AFON'KINA S. S., and
-MINCHEVA, V. R., Ploscow Institute.of.Steel and Alloys
'.'Titanium Plating of Iron and Steel by Rapid Heating"
Moscow, Izvestiya VUZ, Chernaya Metallurgiya,, Vo 9, 1973, pp
159-161
Abstract: The authors have investigated and developed con-
ditions and nodes for titanium plating which allow them. to
produce, in a short period of time, high-,quality diffusion
films with a titanium content greater than 30opercent. The
investigations were conducted on samples of armco-iron and
steel No 20 in the tennerature range from 950 to 1200 de-
grees C with a holding time on the isotherm from I to 15
minutes. The saturated sanples-were subjected to metallo-
graphic, x-ray phase, and nicro x-ray spectral analyses.
The authors investigated the change in 11 and,the micro-
thermal emf with depth of the diffusion film. As a result
1/2

USSR
KIBIN, I. N., et al., Izvestiya VUZ, Chernaya Metallurgiya, No 9, 1973,
pp- 159461
they have selected the optimal modes and saturated con-position5 that allow
them to produce titanium-plated films, 40-150 micrometers thick with a
titanium. content up to 70-80 percent. The article contains,4 illustrations
and 5 bibliographic references.
2/2

USSR UDC: 0'21-37'1.~~;`
IKIBIRSI Y, Yu. 'V.
M'3SHICq_UVLITL;V, V. P.
and ik_UTUZCVII, 'Ye. N.
,
,
"Directivity of 3and _dcdilers'dith Inner Circular 'Conductors"
~-le'Kltron. sb. _`.cntro_"no-iz..- ~]C_;t.
r,, x -t, u r-, Ie c t r o n .; c --'n,' ~,inu~aring,
Control aind .easurtment Equipment) 1970, .'.o. 3(21), nj 154-1'--/7
(from -4-0. 3, I'larch 71, Ylbstract 3_1315j)
~d or improvJ,,3 tIn dir~_,ctiv_Jt-
Translation: A :---,--thod i2 consider,. - 112
of tille couvler i.,"LtIl ribb(--an, lines a-rid imim- circular conductcrs,
.involvin,.7 tri--- conmection of grooved lin;-- sect-doris bT-!t-_-2n Stan"...-
coliducting coaxial 11in-'s ~-..nd th-_, couplinrp re~;ion. ~,'o r i p u t at i 0
the coupler f:iv-'11. ~Iiu r-,sults.cio' zhta ccllmutatif'n are con-
firmed b-, thic exoer',me-lit-al 4ata. Three illustrotJ (ins, three
tables, bibliography of tiiree. 111.7 ~S.

us IS -a lJDC 621..'02.2:5~9-1_074

a.
G. nd

,
1 1
d u C - L o 2
"Some S-recial S i G ea -for 7~-uclcar
D~~tector 'T
w
_
-
. l
.
Reactions"
tel-.
Kiev hx~.V-a i 4, 1970,
,
pp 12 2 -
Abst-7-act, c, t i, uh- recent art-iclcs h::,.v-:) bee-ri 6,evoted to nm_~Ln_ar
C, -2C
havir. -u '-o '~_C'
D
gy C "o o
!-,d cet rc,,sc'.l-Ldd!.l-! o",

71.1~`.11.1-lcl__C-,.~ O.L f
-1-4 c" 1 1e r
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lion 0: 1,
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LITOV CIlL F" j,'O 1). G. et
No 4, 1970, pp. 12-2-11-111
and a dislocation concentration
rdnority carrier.-, var~ir, I'rom 200-400 ps
1% diagra-..-.i of the cross-section cinistruction of
of less than 5-104 c--2.
t!
the planar detector -as as he diagrams of "tic rittl- and "hat" typ--s is
Shown.

USSR UDG 612.89+612.814
K1BY4K(A XOMAROV, G. P., and GAXt YE. Z., Chair of Normal Physiology,
FIX"St Mt ~Ynstitute, Leningrad
"On the Possible Role of Hydrodynamic Factors In Synaptic Transmission"
Leningreade Fiziologichealdy Zhurnal SSSR imeni 1. H. Sechenov, Vol 57, U0 lit
1971, pp 1,641-1,646
Abstracti One of the many aspects of the proeess of synaptic transmissien of
excitation which has not yet been clarified Is the question of what Und of
forces cause the mass approach of vesicles to the presyximptic membrane. In
this article t-he authors examine the possibility that these forces are the Magneto-
hydrodynamic forces which are generated during the development of the action
potential in the folloAng trayi at the moment of tra, nsmiezion of the action
patentiall large electrical currents are generated and lead directly to the
occurrence of high-intensity nagnetic fields in the premembrane areas, the
voltage of which decreases very rapidly with distuim. The Interaction of the
electrical currents with these macnetic fields genoratom large magnotohydro-
dyrwdc forces# which oxe dirocted r4rallal to tho axljs of tha axon, thitt ist
thsy will oxert a significant Upulao proorjuie on tho axorpLujp and tho vosicles
containtd in itv causing them to move towtud the prasyiLiptic membrane.

mg
KICI[EYY-, V,-Ye.
"The! Problem of Optimization of Certain Geometric Parameters of Statically
Defined Pibs"
Tr. Kazan. Aviats. In-ta. [Works of Kazan' Aviation Institute], 1971,
No 139, pp 47-63, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Makhanika, No 10,
1972, Abstract No 10 V361, by the author).
TranSlation: An arbitrary rib is studied in static loading. The displace-
ments of elements of the rib have bilateral limitation. The conditions of
wininum weight are used to determine the optimal cross sections of rods
and coordinates of joints. The loss of stability of compressed rods and
the limitation of flexibility are considered. The nietho~ of Lagrange fac-
toys is used to solve the problem. A number of particular cases are
studied, for which analytic solutions are produced. It is suggested that
the gradient method be used in the general case to minimize the Lagrange
functions.

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a sc.ling space. The liquid fills t~U space 8
between themand provides a hydraulic seal. During
the operation, when tbe.liquid pressure exceeds the
gas pressure.the cup17 will allow the li(ruLd to
pass into the space This compresses the rings
and prevents the Sas;eacape into the~liqutd during
the stroke. !When the rad'is srationliry, gas is
sealed by the.rings uhich are held by. the preffsure
n! fluid.Ln the space 8 maintsined kir the cup 7.
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USSR UDC 539.319:539.219.2
TUL'CIIIY, V. I.,.jYj "HIQ.." and BUDAK, V. D., Nikolayev Shipbuilding
Institute
"A Plate With Periodically Situated Groups of Arbitrary Reinforced Openings"
J Kiev, Prikladnaya Mekhanika, No 6, Jun 72, pp 122-127
Abstzact: There is presented the solution of a Mo-dimensional problem for
plates with periodically situated groups of arbitrary openings without angular
points, the edges of which are reinforced by complex elastic elements. The
problem is solved by a combination of the method of a sinall parai,.ieter and the
method of series, and is reduced to the solution of problems riimilar to thos2-
~of a problem for a plate with circular openings. For a spw:ific case, it is
proved that the obtained system of equations. is quasi-regular. Nuflie-ricil
examples are presented. 4 figures. 6 references.

USSR UDC 539.3
TUL%E7IY,. V.. I..,. KICHIGINT, V.. G., SAPRYKPNA, L. T., and,YURCHEMKO, T. A.,
Mkalayev ShipbtMIding
"Concerning the Equilibrium of a Plate With Arbitraril~ Situated Reinforced
Circular Apertures"
Kiev, Prikladnaya Mek-hanika, No 1, 1971, pp 61-67
Abstract: The article deals with the two-dimensional stressed state of an
Infin! te isotropic plate with any- number of arbitrarily- situated circular
openings, the edges of which are reinforced by narrow elastic rings. The
boundary conditions are written down with u~;e of the cc)mplex Kolosov-
Huskhelishvili. potentials. Dy means of the series method in combination
with the method uf Cauchy-type integrals, the pro~lerr. is reduced to an in-
finite quasiregular system of.equations, which is realized on a digital
electronic computer by Oe truncation methods The numerical data of some
ealzalations are presented, whi.ch- make it possible to ascertain the in-
fluence of the number of apartures.on the:stressed state of the plate.
I f:Lgures,. L table,- 4 b�bliographic entries.

USSR UDC: 536, 46:533. 6
0SVETINTSKIY, S.A., EUCHIN., YU. S. and BAKHMAN, N. N.
"Combustion of Solid Fuel in Gas Oxidizer Flow"
Odessa, 11-ya Vses. Konf. po Vopr. Ispareniya, Goreniya i Gaz. Dinarniki
Dispersn. Sistern, 1972 (1 I-th All-Union Confexence on Problems of Evapora-
tion, Combustion and Gas Dynai-nics of~ Dispertion Systems, 1972), 1972, p 40
(from Referativnyy Zhu rnal -Meldianika, 1973, Abstract No 12B980)
Translation: Con-lbusti-on of pol ymethyl -meta c rylate with additIons of
uroti?.-opin, hexyl and copper needles in flov,, of oxigeriwas investigated. Tests
were conducted with cylindrical specimens of d1i = 8 rnm origi.wil inf;ide
diameter, 70 iyu-n lengili made by cornpactiii.- the inixture polymetIlyli'lleta-
crylate powder witli additions, The oxidizer flow demsity I-v varierl from
2
10 to 4C gr/cm sec. The combustion chamber pressuxe was 5-70 atm.
A is sbown that by adding liexyl and crippur nr,!erRi:Ii5 to tbc fu(.-I it is
to control the effect of prevFurc and oxidizor flow dvi~uu.',ty on the tipced of
gasif ication.

USSR UDC 6?-q-7-o36V~r4-66s536.46
OSVEMIZSXIY, S. A., KICKENt YU. S., and BAIGiW, N. n.
"The Combustion of a Sol!,Ld Fuel in a Strean of Gaseous,0xidant"
Odessa# 11-ya Vses, Konf, po Vopr,, Isparentya, Goreniya I Gas. Dinamiki
Disperan. Sistemo 1972 - Sbornik (11-th~All-Union Conference on Problems of
the Evaporation,, Combustionp and Gas Dynaaics of Dispexsed Systemsp 1972 --
Collection of lforl-,)v 1972, p 40 (fJmz Referativnyy Zhurnal -- Aviatsionnyye
I Rake-Wyye Dvigatelit Ila 11 197,1, Abstract Ho 1,34,144, Jiesune)
Transliationt A study was made of the combustion of pol)qieth3,lznet1-.6acrylate (MA)
with additives of urotropinet hexogent and copper need2os in a str.-am of ga~seous
oxygen. The experiments wexe conductect on cylindrical speeciiwns irith w1 initial
Interwa diameter of dH - 8 mm and a 1e ngth of about ~70 nlig obtained by
pressing mixtures of powdi-.red FIT-.A wi.th the additives* The flow density of
the oxjxlant (pv) varied 1~:om 20 g/cM2 see to 40 g/=2 soc. The pressure in
the combustion chanber uvr; 5 -- 70 physical atmoupheres, It ire-to shown that by
meana of ths introduction of hexogen and copper needles ~ into : tho fuel as
additiveal It Is Posalble effectively yo obange thig relationship of the
gasification mto to the pressure, and density of the oxidant MO.
20 -

112 021 UNCL4SSIHEO"'~ OROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
Y:ITLE--GRAPKIC DETERMINATION OF THE VISCOSITY OF MINERAL OILS THICKENED
WITH POLYtSUBUTYLENE -U-
,.-AUTHOR-(02)-KICHKIN, G.I.t LASHKHlj V.L.
.~.,'.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~:';'_SOURC E-N EFTEP ER ERA B. NEFTEK?IIM* (MOSCOW) 1970, (2), 10-13
-DATE-. PUBL ISHED -- - --- 70
'.t_,SUBJECT ARE:AS--MATERIALS
ropic TAGS--KINE_R.AL_OILt GRAPHIC TECHNIQUEv LUBRICATING OIL, MOLECULAR
-WEIGHT9 FLUID VISCOSITY
-_~CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'_~~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1518 STEP NO--UR/0318/70/000/004'1001010013
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118505
UNC LA SS I F I F_ 0

2/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--30OCT7O
~CIRC ACCESSION ND--AP0118505
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE FORMULA LOG V EQUALS (M
EXP(09014 LOG M PLUS 0.863)) C-67,700 (V IS THE RELATIVE VISCOSITY, M is
THE MOL. WT. OF POLYISOBUTYLENE (I)# C IS THE CONCN. OF 1) WAS
:EMPIRICALLY DEDUCED TO CALC. V OF A LUBRICATING O[L CONTG. ADDEO 1. THE
VERIFICATION OF THE FORMULA AGAINST V:EXPTL. DATA SHOWED THAT IN 37
SAMPLES THE ERROR OF CALCDo V WAS SMALLER-THAN OVEQUAL TO IOPERCENT, IN
SAMPLES IT WAS 10-15PERCENTYAND IN-2 SAMPLES IT WAS SMALLER THAN
20PERCENT.
UNCLASSIFIED

----------- - - ---------
1 U.34CLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
0
0
rITLE--PREPARATION OF UNSATURATED ALCOHOLS BY THE HYDROGENATION OF
ALPHA BETA UNSATURATL:~D ALDEHYDES IN TH&PRESENCE OF AWIRIDIUM CATALYST
--,.AUTHOR-(05)?~H~DKEK~L.,~II.L.9 BAKHANOVA, E,.N., ASTAKHOVA, A.S.,
BRiKENSHT N 'rAVCHENKO, V.I..
M, M,
KHs a?
]COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
kft.
"SOURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, SER. KHIM. 19TO, (2)t 499
D ATE PUBLIS14ED ------- 70
AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TAGS--HYDR,-
DGENAT[ON, IRIDIUM, CATALYST, ALDEHYDE, FURAN, BENLENE
_~_,`DERIVATIVEI ALCOHOL
zx:-
'-C,CNTROL-MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,-.OOCUMENT 'CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0625 STEP NO--UR/0062/T()/0001002/0499/0499
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOI.19537
UNCLASS IF IED

72/2 olo~ UNCL A~'S I F I Eld' PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119537
GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN THE PRESENCE OF IR CATALYST,
:UNSATO. ALDEHYDESr SUCH AS CH SUB2* CHCHOr MECH.'ClICHO? PH' ll:CHCHO, AND
FURYLACROLEINt ARE HYDROGENATED TO UNSATO* ALCS. IN 70-100PERCENT
YIELDS. THE REACTION IS RUN AT NORMAL:PkESSURE AND ROOM TEMP. mus, 3
MILLIMOLES PHCH:CHCHO IN 10 ML 96PERCENT E'rOH WITH 0.5 G 5PERCENT IR-C
GAVE AFTER UPTAKE OF I MOLAR EQUfV. H,7100PEkCENT :P.LiCH:CHCH SUB2 011. A
~.ZND MOLE H WAS TAKEN UP AT A MUCH REDUGED RATE. THE CATALYST AAY BE
;.~.Rr
:USED REPEATEDLY.. FACILITY*. INST. KHIM. r-lZ., MOSCOW, USSR.
5 sI I--[ E 0--

Couposite Materials
USSR UDC 620,18)t620.17
V. I., andSMYAVSXAYA, V. X., Moscow Institute of
-3%0fand A.Uq3m-
The Role of Structiml Components In Hardentag NaturaL Coaposite Materials"
%oiscow, Izvestlya Itysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniyo ChornVa Betallurgiya,
No 7, 1973, pp _i36.-i4O
Abetwacts The dep3ndence of the yield point and of tho ultinate strength
of steel 60 and of steel U8 on the interlaminate distomce in sorbite wan
evaluated. Steel with a fibrous structure possesses a b1gber hardening
f"tor In deformation than steel with a chaotic dtsposition of cementito
particles. When atlculating the strength of a fibrous coapouite material,
not only the streAgth of the particles of the, hardening phaso aust be
A unted for, but also the effect of hazdaning the natrix at the expetse
of diminution domLns of barrierleiss motion of dislocations. A good corre-
lation between the calculated and actual, strength of the composite results
itt equal strength of the matrix and iron with, the size of cells equal to
the interlaminate distance in the steel# Three figures# eight biblio-
gmphie references..

USSR UDC 669.295:621.785.53
KIIYLN I. N., ANDRYUSHECHKIN, V. I., OPALEV, S. B., POGOZREV, A. I., 111foscow
--Tn-s-!titute of Steel and Alloys
"Calorizing Titanium and VT-14 Alloy in Powders With the Use of Electric
Heating!'
Moscow, IVUZ. Chernaya Netallurgilya, No 5, 1972, pp 139-11422
Abstract: The authors study diffusion calorizing of technically pure ti-
tanium VT1-0 and titani-wn alloy IrT-14 -,rith.the use c-f high"speed electric
heating. The specimeris were I'lat strips measuring 60 5 mn j.11 thickzles;;es
.6 rr-mi. C!Llvrizirig was donc at 1()00-110n'C Pcr 3-:1.0 millut-s. The
of 0.3-0
spec.iment, were herited Lt rates of 10 and 500 deg/r, by direct passage of
elec~tric current through them. Temperature was meattnia,ed by v chrome:1-
-aluiael thermocouple accurate within �5 deg. Calorizing was done in pauders
consisting of a mixture of aluminum (30-70%), aluminLiln ox--'-(ie (67-27ic") and
girmollium chloride 0%). The process was done in argon to provent oxidation.
The structure, phELse composition of the diffus--ion layers a-,.d the a]-tLm-in,,r-r-
content in these layers were studied by methods of mzat~allafrraphic, x-r;~iy
radiographic phase and microscopic x-ra .y spectral analysis, its well as by
112

IPI
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KIDIN, I. N., et al., IVUZ. Chernaya Metallurgiya, No 5, 1972, pp 139-142
measurements of the microhardness and microthermoelectroirative force. it
was found that diffusion layers 50-100 lim. deep can be rrc(17tced in 5-10
ininutes. The use of electric heating intensifies the process of titanium
calorizing. Incr-aasing the rate of electric heatinEiforms deeper diffusion
layers. Calorizii3g increased the thermal stability.of pure titanium by a
factor of 10, and that of VT-14 alloy by a factor of 5.
2/2
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USSR UDC 669.1'24:620.186:539.219.3:669.789
DIN I N. SHCHERBEDINSKIY, G. V., ANDRYUSHECHKIN, V. I., and VOLKOV,
II
K
Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys
"Diffusion of Carbon in Austenite for an Fe-~30% Ni Alloy During Reverse
Martensite Transformation"
Moscow, Metallovedeniye i Termiclieskaya Obrabotka bfetallov,, No 1, Jan 73,
Pp 8-10
Abstract* The authors studied the effect of varied state of austenite
structure on the diffusion of carbon in an austenitic Fe-30% Ni alloy. It
was found that the decrease in the diffusion coefficients after the gamma-
alpha--gai=a transformation was probably associated with the formation of a
large number of defects in the austenite Structure, which results in slm,7ing
down the diffusion process as a result of,the interaction of carborl atoms
with austenite lattice defects. Experimental data showed the energy of
carbon atom-dislocation interaction amounte&to 10,600-i-1050 cal/mOle.
4.figures, 1 table, 4 bibliographic refer
ences.

USSR UDO 669,14t620*181
KIDIN, I, Ni, IIZM'OVp V. I., IOMI140VA, 0. V., and BORODINA, YE. K. , Moscow
-Mtrfu-Vea Steel and Alloys
"Production of a Composite Material Based on the Ferelta-Maxtensitio Structure
of Steel 20"
)4oscv)w# Izvestiya YysL;hM Uchobnykh ZavecLeniy, Ch-exwiya Ifetallurgiyap No 1.
1973,i -P'.P 134-137
Abstracts The Tossilollity of producing natural coupoolte materials basod on the
layered ferrite-martensitic structure of steerl 20 is analyzed. The method
consista in heating steal by direct current transmission (v-10D deg/SeC) Up
to 750-'1800C (two-phase rogion), rollingil and hardening In rollers. After
such processing, a J.0if-temporature anneal is carried oixt. At optimum processing
conditions -40-o5Q%, t 0 )j the tensil g;trvngtl,. &" -155-160
2 nealwz5o C
kg/za and the elongation ~ '12.1% at 100% viscoua fracture, In this caset tho
otruoture consists of a ferritic satrix and nections of ~ anneaad naftonsito
Ot - 530-550), oriented along the axits of roWng, Thai, dimensions and tho
form of vartensitic section are datorminedp as, irs the !rolumv ptrt of
the-=Lrtensite, which equals t-158%. Critical v&lues of v, and 1/h were

USSR
XIDIM, I. N., et al., Izvestiya Yy4ashikh Uchabnykh Zavedeniyp Churnaya
MetaUurgiya, No 1, 19?3, pp, 1311-137
calculated; it is demonstrated that the produced matexlal conforns to the
re.qu3mements. of composite materiala, Four figures, ona forstulap seven
bibliogniphic references.
2/2

and YEREME-
"Study of the Ilechanism of Hardening of.Wire by Electrothermo-
Treatment"
Moscow, IVUZ Chernaya Metallurgiya, No 3, 1971.9 pp 129-132.
Abstract: The influence of electrothermal and electrotliermomechanical treat-
ment on the structure and properties of wire made of type 60 steel was studied.
The electrothennomechanical treatment was found -to produce a: higher tensile
strength (130 kg/mm') while retaining a high level.of ductility. Electrother-
21
mal'treatment produced a tensile strength~of 126 kg/l= 'while ordinary patent-
in eL strength of 117 kg/mm~. Elect-roth6l-mal anid electrothermo-
:thie structure
neebanic-al treatment significantly improvei

USSR
1=x,1a,&U.ATfDRYUSHECHKIN, V. I., and OPAIEV, S. B., Moscow Institute of
Steel and Alloys a
"The Interaction of Titanium With Rarefied Air During Elec .-'ic Heating"
Moscow, Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy: Chermaya metallurgiya, ITO 5,
1971, PP 139-142
Abstract: The authors study the interaction of grade VT1-0 commercially
pure titanium with the residual gases of laboratory air at a rarefaction OIL'
10- UM Hg under conditions of rapid electric heatinj~ and slow heating in a
furnace. The study was conducted using specimens made from annealed, comrier-
cial M H
-0 grade titanium (C=0-33%, N2~- 0-02%, 2 - 0.0014, Fe = 6.08%, Bi
m4%, and C~ = 0.1%) with the following dimensions: 0.1 x 10 x 65 mm. The
specimens were electrically heated by lassing industrial frequency electric
current directly through them. Slow httating-w-as accomplished in an electric
resistance furnace. The electric heating rate in the phac-e transformation
temperature range for titanium was 150:degrees/sec. (1-5 de-grees/sec. in the
case of heating in the furnace). The iste of cooling in the same temperature
Interval was 50-70 degrees/see., The phase transform6tion temperature was 8800
C. This was determined by the inflection on the cooling curves. The
112

USS
KIDIIII 1. N., et al., Izvestiya vysshikli uchebnylrh za7C-d!~_11.1.1r: Chernaya
metallurgiya, No 5, IW1, PP 139-142
temperature was measured using a chromium-aluminum thernocouple. The inter-
action of titanium with rarefied air was studied .-ithin the 800-13000C inter-
val. Yethods of electric resistance, micro-hardness, and microt'..'Iermoelectro~-
motive force measurements, along with veight analysin, indicate a great
degree of activity in the interaction between the gan medium and titanium in
the ease of electric heating as opposed to tilew heatingr in a furnace. Under
experimental conditions, in addition to the diffusion of oxygen into titaniwn,
a significant quantity of nitrogen also is diffusedo Original article:
threp. figures, one formula, and six, bibliographic entrie,:.~.
_7
2/2

Thermomechanical Treatment~
USSR
_191.21-A2 I. N. LIZUNOV, V. I., BELYAVSKAYA, V. 1M., and YER&4E-
Aoscow Institute of Steel and.All6ys
"Study of the Mechanism.of Hardening of Wire:by Electrothermo-
medhanical Treatment"
Moscow,, IVUZ Chernaya Nfetallurgiya, No3197.1, pp 129-132.
Abstract: The influence of electrothermal and electrothermomechanical treat-
ment on.the structure and properties of wire made of t"e 60 steel was studied.
The el*ectrothermomechanical treatment was found to produc2 a higher tensile
strength (130 kg/mm2) while retaining,a high level of ductility. Electrother-
mal, treatment-produced a tensile. strength of 126 kg/mm,2, while ordinary Patent-
ii~g in -a strength of- 117. kg/mm,2 and electrothermo-
mechanical treatment signif,;cantlydmprov~e the structured

USSR UDCi 620.178.15-05
KID TV', I. N., ANDRYU3HECF=!T, V. I., and Golmillov, 1. P.
ItMachine for Determining Residual Stresses or. 'the Basis of
F14T-3 I'Equipment
Moscow, Zavodskaya laabcratoriya, No. 1, 1971, PP 107-109
Abstract: The description is Civen of a machine for determining
the residual stresses in the surface layers of plastic specimens.
The machine has as its basis the PMT-3 microhardness meter, an
optical device used to measure the bind in the specimen arisinE
from the removal of a layer in the.course of the test, by a spe-
cial device which continuously and ele ctrolytically scrapes tiie
surface lay~~r of the specimen. A diagram of The device is given
togetit er -r.,ith a dc.-tailed explanation of its operation. The ma-
chine was tested by measuring- the rosidual in thf~, sur-
face layer cf welded type-20 steel plates. re8ults of tkif~!s,,2
rfleftStLremc~nts agreed -with ~.he results. obtained in the literature
by other wv!thoda. The authors, riumbero of the IVIoscow Steel and
Alloy Institute, claim for their rnethod the advi nta[~,P, that it
takes into account the specific nature of tha, residual -tztrr--Bs
distribution in the specimens after surface toughening.

USSR UDC 620.17'1.32-.669.295-.669-015.4
"OV, E. Mf. Moscow Institute of Steel
KIDIN., I. N., MEDVU)EV, V. V., and KMDON
"The Effect of Heating Rate on the Mechanical Properties of Cold-Deformcd
Titanium"
M cow, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebriy1ch Zavedeniy Gheri~aya 14alvallurgiya. No 9,
os L
l
1970, PP 135-130
Abstract: The mechzinical properties of cold-deformed 1 -0 titard ~,;-ere s-,.-udied
under conditions of a continuous high ratP of.heating iltd under isothernic con-
1-- 340,
ditions after a high rate of heatmg. Swrriples of spec.-l form and dimen L 'IS
were nade of 0.2 = thick sheet metal. acperimental. a4i~l measurLrig techniques are
briefLy described. The results shwi that in;a time inl;,erval of 1-200 .9ec before
failir,-e, the short-time heat resistance depends substantially on the heating rate.
Tempez-atures for achieving plastic defo =-ztio~B of 04'2019, 0.5%, etc., are higher,
the greater the rate of continuous heatinig.
MT. MMRIRMI-9. V M.,
w F a i ma w am mi ni za m ms i mmlfflf MOMFINFM

USISR UDC 669.11.669.18:621-785-53
KIDIN I N -ANDRYUSHECHKIN, V,, I., and~UHVTANOVA, N,, X., Moscow Institute of
dllt
ant Moys
"Calorizing of Iron in Pastes Using Electric Heating"
Mbsco', Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebpykh Zav~deniy Cherna,,,.t Metallurgiya, I
W No 9,
1970: -140
137
Abstra-.,t: Astudy was made of the effecl~ of a high rate of electric heattig
on the kinetics of the formation of the gtructure, and phase content of Armco
iron iii calorizing in pastes at 950-1200 0 for 1-10 Min. Samples were heated
by the contact method at a rate of 10 anti 50 dep,,Aec. The paste composition
(88,% Y-_A1 + 10% quartz powder (marshallite) + 2%N11 C1 )'itakes it possible to
obtain the greatest layer thielmess. Fo�- camparisK,;heating was conducteud in
paste at a rate of 10 deg/see and in a powder mi7ture at 0. 1' dog/sec with a
holdiA+y time of 15 min to 2 hr. Electric: heating makes it possible to intensify
the pr:)cess of metal saturation by alu Wum by more than 12 times; the 120-160-
m. layer thicImess is attained at 1100 in 2-5 min. It -was established by met-
allographic and other methods.thatelectric heating in,.cialorizing produces a
1/2
f