SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KORNILOVA, Z.I. - KOROBEYNICHEV, O.P.

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Scientific Abstracts
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP86-00513R002201510005-5
• Release Decision: RIF
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 99
• Document Creation Date: November 2, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 9, 2001
• Sequence Number: 5
• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
• Content Type: SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT

USSR UIDC 539-316:661.795
K0RM1WAj Ze I., IGHATOVp D. V., and LAZARLYp E. M,, Kwcow
"Investigation of the Beat-Resistemce of the ST-4 Tltaui= Alloy aud of Some
Protecting Coatings On It"
Moscow, Fizika i Khimiya 0brabotki Haterialov, NO 3, I%Y-Jun '11, PP 113-115
Abstract: A kinetic and structural inveatigation was enrried out of the
oxidizability in the temperature interval of 700-1000"t of tht ST-4 titanium
allogr, unprotected and protected by coatings based c~n 51 iind blo-Sio The Si
coating consisted mainly of the compound T5S'3 and Ti$i 4Lud Tisli2 traces; the
Mo-Si coating consisted mainly Of ~SOS12 and'of ~105S'3 4 The Ti5$13 coatIng
showed the best protective properties againEt AAScOuz coi-rosion at 800-10000C.
The heat-resistance of the ST-4 alloy coated with Ti 5Si et 800C was 70 tiny.'s
greater than the heat- re si stance of the 80%Ni + 20%cr loy. Protection of.'
the STA alloy by the investigated coatings zakes it poe$lble to eliminate
the negative influence on th4p oxidation rato of titani= and W1 anoys of
effects of the high solubility of oxygen (and nitrogen) in than and of the
a ->A transformation. TWO figureaj, me table, e1e-mn bibliographic
references.
1/1

USSR LTDC 666.29
KORKLOVA Z. I., and IGNATUT, D. V.
Y
"Heat-Resistant Coatings on Titanium Allay"
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, Vol 6, No 6,- Nov-Dec '10, pp 11304P
Abstract: It has been fouznd that titanitrn alloys cciatairilnir 9:1i Al and further
alloyed with Zr, Sn, agd Mo with a total content of them of 12% have h--C,,l heat
resistance (to 800-850 ) with satLsfactory plas-ticity-C, This -~-tiele contai:ns
a study of oxidation of this alloy in air at 700-1,ci~c Llid*-t~e effect--x-D-less
of two heat-resistant coatings -- 51 and Ni + A. The i,-.ale and diffusi'M layers
of the coatings were investigated by metallcgraphic, eb!-Arart diffracticii, ajid
radiographic methods. The heat resistimice of titanium id.loytj c m~ be iric:reased
while retainir4r, high-temperaturo 0-1rength an([ plastiajj~jr by tIsIng coatin1p ulhich
.1
form limited solid solutions with the alloys and are a0ria-ed om thig Outier 1-4urfaco
with oxide f i1ma preventing dJXfuq1Qn of oiqgen tbroaCh, the rjoii-ting. Tho (,-Oat-
inge including the compounds witli mtrang chardeal bindftln4- muot preirent dIffusion
of cmVonents to the gas phase. These reKpiirements led ~o tlla selection. of Si
and N~ + Al coatings. The kb%etic curvos ror oxidation. of titimium allo:r at
1$000 with the coatings and wittwut them ore preventedo
1/2

USSR
,~O gjAVA,,~1.2 and IGNATOV, D. V.0 Zt0whita Mettal-ov, Vol 6, No 6, Nov-Dea.
7 , PP 730-732
It was found that the spicide cocitings incro,~~..e the ho,lit tit
8000 by ~00 times and at 1,000 , by 50 timus, muid NA. # E. coatinj,- -1
.,s by 25 ti. es
at 1,000 . The high heat resistatice of Ti Sitalloy ~rtth wi im, rotected film.
19;1 P
of TiO on the outer surface is explained ong bindini, between Ti swid Si
atoms in the Ti Si lattice, which inhibits the transit~oa'of titc-nitni IOM3 to
the Ti02 latticZ 3The primary forma-tion of TiO and not i!;10 on the other s~-
face of the oxide is explained by the greater &baxic polell-il.11 of rornu~Alf_ri
of TiO 2T__ 212.4 kcal/rvile in compariawl with 197-3 kcal,Aoale Tor Sio, 0
he oxidation rate of titaiLium alloy with a silic.i6o ccziting A 8CO is
70 times less than the alloy with 80% Hi + 20% Cr, and at 1 OCKI() the oxidation
rates of these materials are identical. It is -thus conclmded that by meano of
such coatings it is possible 'to raise the strengt1i oX titwiium alloys to the
level of nichran. e alloys and almost ccmpleteV alininata the eff"t of oxyten
solubilit.y and a -,,,,$-conversion on the oxidatim rate.
2/2

Hydraulic and Pneumatic
USSR UDC 532.546.013.2
KORNIL'TSEV. YU. A MOLOKOVICH, YU. M.
"Electromodeling of Plane-Radial Problem~4 in the rilw~ration of Newtonian
Fluids"
V sb. Probl._ gidrodinamiki i rats. raxpabotki neft. rr,,!!storozhd 34:
the Hydrodynamics and Rational Developments of Petrol(ulln f.ej-,isIts -- Collection
of Works), Kazan', Kazan' Institute, 1971, pp 44-1*00 (fvon RZ~:-Dlekhanika,
No 12, Dec 71, Abstract No 12B1568)
Translation: The non-steady-state plane-radial filtrat.4,:)n o--' flulds exhlihi~;ng
an inertial shift gradient is discussed. The electrical analog for filtra-11'.Dn
rate and for the equation wbich the pressure p(r, 0 satisfios is descriL.Ca 21-d
the corresponding similarity criteria are derived. Sol~ved ci the ~analc.~ elec-
trical model are problems with the initial condition p(v-, 0) -- po, hound!lry
conditions p(rcl 0 = pcj < 1,0 and either p(R, 0 = p,3 or = ~ for r = 1~
and also problems without initiall conditions under the t~ollovinz, !~cundlary Ccn-
ditions: P(rc, t) = (po - pc) cos ot and either p(R , 40 = po cr Jpl;i, -- ~,
for r = R. Solutions are represented in the form of p,aphs and tables. The
filtration of Newtonian arnd non-Newtonian fluids iii comr,~:Imac. E. V. cS~-vcrts(:)-i.
1/1

PA L C~J_
-S
TrIlt It'll# of M, (14~,l-), .-W SiPT 9%
i V) Matog this W~srtvrlv tep,,rtint perlad. "Von two ar,ict.4
Jistis lol:&twd fro% the institute of )4WJSc*--3tvIoXjcxI ProbIt" (IMDP) . On tb*
of it Ws. p-4thle t. id,
prq"gkttt#4
.4x4ttv the U'.tltut-, lbstlt ttrr f 441, article&, ams
"LiNw" Pilo
1771
0", (1)
ops-trGft ridt.Atig" llh!it
P. A 191r.
sy-croft rAdLation vj,.-olAt^4
0-rbojnava vall sooltei4ted by tho ll,tj~14 (2) with tho LaL-arstary of C"~Chleetwtry
at INAP, FArmlly-'o *PA Ftenrall-OA Vert Is---Xd in the articto(a) as betull
eadheillt*4 wit', the Lllb-r-tory far l"aacttttlazz of narv.,lt and 4umear.11
Net.lAtic" at Lnxr,
(U) Ono Of the new All-ticleg Vag Issued jointly ftv,.l M.? 41-
!.A`l-.f.tqr7 "f G.n-ral "d F,1dtqtI,3n t tho 1-titutc of tPt'It-toloxy
ar,J MicrbigI.&I Imeni M. Y. Com.1"a ((,). Tl.to 1770 article. i.oling v1 th the
effect* of ol iroflorll cot lyrphaid tisowt and the adremal gland, probably
IN
Superscript numbers In pareathcavo refer to Steam in the RsfQr*ftC* Lis&.

USSR UDC 539.3
ORNISHIN, A,-S. I STOLYAROV, N. N. , DEDOV, N. 1.
"Large Bends of Plates Rectangular In Plant And of Holli)w SheAls of Nonlinearly
Elastic Haterial"
V sb. Issled. po teoril vlastin i obolochek. No. 9 (Stud;Les In the Theory of
Plates and Shells. No. 9 -- Collection of Works), Kazan', Xaz4ai' University,
1972, pp 157-168 (from RZh-Mekhanika, No 3, Kar 73, Abstract No MOB)
Translation:. Equations of the theory of hallow shells miude of ctonlinearly
eiastic material are given considering large bends znd the cotpressibilitT of
the material. An algorithm based an the ftnite differetlow's melchod. is given
for solving the problem of the bending of plates and s4-1.1s thut makes It pos-
sible to take into account both the joint 4nd IndivEdual effect of geometric
and physical nonlinearities. The results of a calculatioli of tihe bending of .3
plate and shell pinched along the edge are presented. A itompailiton of the
geometrically nonlinear solution with the geometric and p1tysically nonlinear
solution shows that the effect of physical nonlinearity of the niiterlal om the
magnitude of the load is approximately 30% and the effect an the magnitude of-
the stre3s is approximately 38%. 6 ref. M~ V. Kolkunov.

USSR
Ma 621.397
SOWVEYCHIK, I-YA_-, DRAMIN, R.I., YMMIN, X.K.v LELI,
SHARGORCDSLAYA, F.M., G. . TSSD.M~ A004
'Electronic Device For Inforcation Display'
BlektrosMZ1 . No 1, Jan 1972, PP 59-63
Abotract; The paper describes an information display device of the dank type,
intended for operation with an eloctronic come-ater thrcup;h a *.eaegreph c==_=1_;_
cation channel. A block diagram of the device and the bosic purnmallare of the
unit are presented. The authora report thst a now infol"'l-ation display device
was developed on the baaia of the unit described, but fev dotails are given.
(An.exterior view of the device is shown on the journal vorar.) in the now de-
vice it is possible to reproduce, 512 nymbole (16 linen, 'i2 sy=bols to tht line)
of an ELT21MqB ecrean. 1"he act of reproducible symbolis incl-Ades the Rusuian
elphubat) figures, and GDeCial symbols-altogether 64 rynibolo. Vith an J-Udi-
vidual keyboard which has 47 fi&ure-lettar keys and 21 tunctional? it is
possible to feed information into an electronic com,uttr rund to accomplish
complete editin~r of tht text uith the aid of zn electrottio carriai:e (=arkar).
The device contains a s:~ccial exclon4a unit ithich cakes it pontible to cparata
with an electronic comtutar in Gon ke,59-64 code and in ~,:jde 1,.TIL-2. In
adaition, this unit provides coupling with the 014insk-520 COMPLItar Por the slow
channel. 5 fig. 1 tub.
1/1

112 011) OWC 1. "It S Sl F I E p F I'l 11: 1: s SF h G j ~~ T 10
TIT Li:--O'l T If E ;BOLE OF Ti I E A-1: ACT I",%' IN [I I SM (F I, f(VNI, I pij: I 0'~, Yr HS
A UT HO k - ( 0 5T 0 V A 'Afj- VA I ~J i~ N j r S A, A y A
Y A P L I NI: S S, I E Vi
L.A. , A-N I S:)VA , L.4"l.
tGUNTRY jz l',IF0--USSR
SOUAC E -- I Z VE S T I YA A KA L)t-,',i I INAUK S SSR, StR f YA 3 1 (A W; 141 Itil: So, 11-VA 10 N,t
I" .t27--`r,34
DATE- PL13L ISWE.D - - - - - - -70
SUBJECT A:~EAS---310LGGICAL AND NIEUICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--STRFi-)T0,,4YCIN, tll0SYNrH.;:SJS, ACTM)MYC~-.S,
TRANSW4114A%E
CCNT,qOL AVAKING-NJ !-l'L:STkKTlrINS
DGCV'4FNT
PROXY jej)--jjRj(jlLj! e:1 ("1
CIRC a(-C~~-*SSION N:,~--A~3C)126244

M.
212 f) 19 WIC L A S 1 F I ~u PA i. S S I ',G C; A T F- - 1. 11,1,1 V 7 0
CIRC ACCFSSIX4 N1J-*IP012o244
ABSTRACT/ '_*,(T~~AC T--( 1J) GP-o- Vi % r v AC, T oATA AkE 0 1 li,~ S". .) C 1 1 T i P
A - F A C T W C IJ N T Li T S I N V A R I S 41 G r I N i, ~i Y C E S 5'r it p I i 11. 1 .'1 1* 1:.;
PRE S ENC i: U F T H A - V AC 10 R I ~,% AC f I v s,r e P"rr *)m y L: I P,, i- r,,., 13
AND G-5) WAS Sh,jil',l viiUTA~10 ST
AS o 0- L A S I III S l.) '11- ' . ~ A 5 11 d
0 10 SYN THES Is. ALL THE 0-11Cki HAVE FAii..Eu I'i'.l
A-FAcruR DO fliliT VR-.)CUCE ANY STR6PTii..iYL IhEp itHfi-E 41:101 ffl;tl J: Tll,:,
A-FACTOR RESTIToTEs rH~lk AiM.rry r,) PkO4.)UCE TH ~ A % r r ~i r u r i c I "j E
A'4D CANAMYC INE P,ROOUCENTS Y" N01 1-:01? ,A Ai,#Y A-FACT"J.9, ],N Tdt: COUAS"' Ili:
FERME:14TATION AN9 CL)NSE,J,1)_-%1TLY THIS sui3s,r,vic'L., ijucs abi Tii~
810SYNTHESIS OF IHE SAIC; Ap!rr,jI:)r1cs. IN THE ABSE,111.1' 1:1~ I'dE A-Fto,TOR
THE p.4tcTIvE mijrAN'T 1439 IJOES NJr PROOMCE. ANY I'll, 01S~'LAY.S A
LG~i TRANSAMIDINASL ACTIVITY. wiHEN Gk~lv%N- IN THE OF THE %--FICTUR
THIS Sr;ZA1iN HAS A HIGH TW-j5AMI01i1t1ASE ACTIYATY ANO S'e:,i1*ltF.!;11.Ls
C0NSI0f-.kA6LE AII-3U'111`5 OF STi~01FIDINE AN't) STAEPTOMYCIM.. rv! - s j.-
03SEAVAT IONS SlJoGIL'S f DiAT THE A-FAC WR PART Ici PAVES I N f Cjk;~AT C A'4 OF
THE ST.Zp_PrIui,,4E PART OF THL STk(:-PT,',)MYG(1NL-. MOLECULE. F:Ac(1.[ry.
INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTRY OF NAT'Jr~AL PP.ODUCTSP A(;ADE,-tY OF SLIE.,JCES. J_SSR.
SS I F I 1;-j~

oil's UNCLASSI FIED1 PROCESSING DATE-1160tTIO
~'.TITLE-EFFECT OF SYNESTROL ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL OSTEO$4aCOMA
_U_
.AUTHOR-102)-KORNITSKIY# M.A., CHERKASSK L*A*
fo
-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
'SOURCE--VOP. ONKOL. 1970t 16(3), 84-90
'DATE PUBLISHED--------70
,;SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
"TOPIC TAGS--BONE DISEASE, TUMOR, CARCINOGENo BENZENE OERIVITIVE,
CHEMOTHERAPY
-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~PRbxY REEL/FRAME--1995/2044
STEP NO---UR/0506/70/~)I.b/00~/008,4/0'%)f))
:CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0117287
_UNC L 4 5 S I F I Efl

......... .. ...... . ...................
Ir
2/2 018 UNCLASSIFIED PRO 1:ESS OIG DATE--16JCT70
-C'
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0117237
:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TEN MG OF
9910,014ETHYL,1,2,BENZA.NTHRACENE WAS INSEIkTED INTO THE 1*[BIAL 30.NF
METAPHYSES OF 70 FEMALE RABBITS. FIFTY OF THEM RECEIVED 9,.)t0U0-I20,00o
UNITS S.C. OF SYNESTROL EACH WEEK FOR UP TO 900 D&YS. Sj"lJ~-5TRLjL REjul-ED
THE FREQUENCY OF TUMOkS, INHIBITE0 THE GROWTH UF INTRAMEOULLARY
SARCOMAS, AND RETARDED THE OLVELOPMENT OF PRESAli,CHMArous ciiAw5Es Iwo
SARCOMAS. IT ALSO INHIBITED THE PROLIFERATION OF OSTEOBLASTS AND
.-FIBROBLASTS, ANOUND THE SITE OF THE CARCINOGEN INSERTWNs i%IIICH MAY
ACCOUNT FOR ITS ANTITUMOR EFFECT.

a__ES ING DATE-02OCT70
1/2 020 UNCLASSIFIE0 Pik, C
TITLE-HEATING OF CASTINGS IN A THEkMAL FURNACE tfttH,A CAR TYPE 130TTOM -U-
AUTtiOR-105)-PARASYUK, P.F., SHERSTYUK, A.A., KQRAIICf0UKt A.I.w TUMANSKIY,
B.F*o BERKUNo M.N.
.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-'S OURCE-METALLOVED. TERM. OORAB. METAL* 1970o t2)# 491.-J!"N".
,DATE PUBLISHED ------ 70
.SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS, MECHat INO*t CIVIL AND MARINE" ENGII
TOPIC TAGS-METAL CAST 1W, METAL HEAT ING# HIGH MANGA0Jl';:SE STEEL CAST
STE EL, AUSTENI T I C ST EEL METALLURG I G FURNACh/ (U) I L04 I 3L Wil Gli UNWIE SE
STEEL
I ~.; L ' 4 ~- K I S I -; I C T 1 (T4 5
-'0JCU-,'lF*~T CLASS-UNCLASSIFIlD
'PROXY R~EL/FRAME-1983/1288 SfFP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106069
UNICLASSIFIED
No
......... .....

212 020 UNCLASSIFIED DATE--021CT70
CIRC. ACCESSION NIO--AP0106069
ABSTKAC T/ EXTRACT,--- (U) GP-O- ABSTRACT. FOR BETTER CONT9.1-R. 3F HFATING IN A
FURNALE WITH A CAR TYPE BnTTOM, THE THEAMOCOUPLE SHIM11) NOT 3F PLA'11:1) i~N
THE ARCH OF THE FURNACE BFCAUSF OF THE LARGE 11FAT GRAIIIENT BET.41"EN Tf4f:
CASTING AND THE ARCH. 114 THE STUijY OF HEArING A CASrING OF 110G13t. ~01R
17 HKI BECAUSE OF THIS LARGE HEAT DIFFERENCE# THE BASTING WAS NDT HCATED
TO THE NECESSARY TEMP. AS A RESULto INMAD OF PUWE ALISTENETE,
UNDISSOLVED CARBIDES REMAINED IN THE CASTING. THL- AMTo OF SCALE FORMED
ON 11OG13L CASTINGS DEPENDS 014 THEIR POSITION IN thik FvRNACE; THE LESSER
AMT. IN THE CENTER OF THE FURNACE4 THE MOST AT THE ENO OWING TJ LEAKS OF
THE JOINT OF THE CAR TYPE BOTTOM AqO THE LINING wALL. IN fig STUOY OF
THE EFFECT OF COMPNo OF THE HEATING PRODUCTS FRON THE GAS ON SCALF
FORMATION IN ILOG13L DURING TEMPERINGs ANAL* OF THE PROOUCTS SHOWED THAT
WITH INCREASE IN EXCESS AIR, THE OEPTH OF THE SCALE' ANO DECARBURIZED
LAYER ON THE SURFACE-OF THE CASTINGS INCREASED, WTHUR J. PE4T.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
UDC:
)%7EM, M. V. and YEM-A.- A., Kazan' State Univervity 1111rini V. I.
Ullyanoy-Lenin MWERWAW
"Thecry of a Crystalline Field in Dielectrics"
Leningrad, Fizika Tverdovo Tela, Vol 14, NO 3, 1-hr 1972, 11P 754-760
Abstract: The authors develop a sequential, multi -e 1,3c troii thein-y of a cr~,Ir~tal-
line field while taking into consi(leration the direct exc.-linnge Lntersction of
the electrons of the ii.-Tp-xrity ion with the a- and p-i.-lectrcans ol.' the 2-is-'ands.
It is shown that consideration of direct exchange inteim-ction ilxalts directly
k
in the renornalization of the average values of the lic),LIA jrj~pdvl in cr-ystal-
line Meld theory. At the same tire, It also ensures the nppearance of smpple-
mentary terms in the Hamiltonian or the cryotalline Tield. As an exaruple, the
authors calculate the crystalline field jarameters for t1w PrC1-,, ~,--ol-ip].Qx. Trne
authors also explain changes in Slater's parameters tkuring Ule, in-Lr(Y!,.icti-cn of
ions into the crystal along with the appenrance of the depoudenoe of the parx-A-1-
ters of the phencaenological liwniltonian on the Y , L, wid S qtantun nurbers.
Origiml article: 19 forr-ilas, one tablv, and 10 bibA1ogrv+t,iic (notrica.

USSR uDo 621.z,85.6
AKA,LOVSKIY, I-V., KORNIYEWO, A.I., XUBISH, A. YA.
"Formation Of Regular Components Of Noise Spectrum Ot Microwave Elactrovacuum
Deviceso
Slaktron.tekhnika. Nauch.-tekha. 9b. Elaktron.BVCh (Electironice Technolog
~y
Scientific-Technical Collection. Microwave Electronics), 1972, In-alle 5,pp 120-121
(from RZh:Elektronika I yeye Tri".neniyo, No 11, Nvy 197,2,, Abutract No 11,1165)
Translation:'One of the poeeible machuniumn Is contilderod for Vormatkon at rag-
ular components of the noise spectmm of microwave electrovaco,Am dovices In the
low-frequency (to 500 kHz) spectrum connected with the fortwtion or oBcillating
processes in tho power supply. 2 ref. Summary.
1/1
- 139 -

USSR um. 621-372.852.6
NIKOLISKIY, V. V., KORNIYENK0, D. I.
"An Algor:Ethm for Calculating the ScatterIng Matrix Of .1L Wavaguide Trans-
former With two Inputs"
Tr. Mosk. in-ta radiotekhn. , elektron. i avtanatiki (Wortc of ~.he IMOSCok'r
Inatitute of Radio Engineering, Electronics and Autortati,aa), 1~t'-p-D, 'rq). LO,
pp 35-39 (from RM-Radiotekhnika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract Pic L11110)
Translation: The authors consider diffraatian of vaveo='de waves aarriv-Ing-
from infinity and eftcauntering ar. object or group of oblJocts ith-Leh are con-
tained within a transformer having two inputs and cG11r
.,t,llacted On the bftsis
of a section of regular wavq-,uide. The problem is sQlvei! by 4.hw so-called
projection method which allows eQnstruction of a cariputel. -,Izable a-gori0m.
"M illustrations, bibliography of two titles. N. S.

USSR
UDC 535-211-1,539-37
PAFZRaV, I. I., "OTIN, S. S., RMCMQVAO E. P., and DX1PU7IUIIX0, L. A.
"Deformation of Single Beryllium Crystals Subjected to Laser Itetdiation"
Moccow, Fizika i Xhimiya Crb.-abotkl Materialov, No 2, MV/Apr 73, PP 147-148
Abstract: Samples were produced by zone meltlng, eAnd after I-,rinding ard
electropolishing were subjected to laser pulses ofr,,110'3 sec-o auration at
0.6940.1/vavelength. The irradiation surface had oriertiAtion (0001) anci (11-:0).
Optical and electron microscope analysis showed extensive- plavt 'Lc defo--Ttatlon
around the crater produced by a focused laser beam. rnie defo M'ntion0
was characteriaed mainly by presence of twin crystals artented. ALt 60 and 320
vith respect to the circular zone (0.5-1. mn wide) farniel mroujid the crater.
The presence of tetrahedral twin crystals indicates the i:=?lux nature of the
plastic defomition. Dendrite structure was also obsermid urakwid the craLer,
and it was formed mainly by twin cry
.stals of Yarious sius. It transverse
glide of dislocations from the ba:aal plane (0001.) to the printatic (1010) was
also observed. There were many awall craters arountl tho- large crater, the
nature of which remains unexplained. The whole picture ar defunation differed
markedly from that observed during a static defomation.
1/1

USSR
UI)c 669-725:5~39-31'14
rVANOV, V. YE., T=11311M, G. P., SHPAGIN, r.v.,
I.N. Y and NIKOIAME TKO, A. A., Physi cotechni cal InL~-Li V,ij,e ()f t.11e. J%caden~f of
Sciences USSR
"The Effect of Admixtures on the Cold Brittlener~s of Be:vyl I luia"
Sverdlovsk Fizika- Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 31, Ito 6, J1.1n 71.,
1292
Abstract- The de-oendence of th,~ tranZition tenpeinmure~ cS 'b.:~ryl!Dum f
brittle into the plas-Ac state or ti:,ve ttie-tal purity i,."
pendence is very Liharply at low
mixtures. By the replica !-wtiiod and tho tratimItting,
method, the deftomation mechani;im and Lite denirttt-.-Ora?~iot~ of
at temperature:; corre-.:pcndi!1g to the brittle and pla.,t1c wa.w; StUt4'i1-"-:.
The contribution of -L,,~wning to dt0forumtion and the brit;t1-2
an cleavage clements deerea:~e with increa:Ang puri-,y; fut:-LLev, In tl-~e ptri!
metal there appee--s the po-zii-oflity of a light, slipping ~i:% gr!dln. bound-a!-�~s-
The strength of berylli,--i increases wita increaring bent:1AX.17 t-'-'1-
to the tranEition ternp,2rature from tLerc brittle to tbx., t;~i;te,
is connected vith the decreajed tandenicy of berylliam 'tc I~ri'Lrlc f,~ilul-e arl
cleavage elemtns. Six illustr., one table, 21 biblio. refi;.
1/1

USSR
UJDC 669.725a5~9-377
AMIN, S. S.s PAPIROV, 1. 1., TIM"iSM, G. F.. KO
A#Q1QM"'2b.L",W
4 r-Satonces, Ukxalnian
NIKOLAYEENKO, A. A., Physi cote chaical Institute# isy-
.SSE
"Bond Tests on High-Purity BeryllitW
Sverdlovskv Fizika Meta-Ilov I Metallovedeniye, Vol 32p No 1, Jul 71, PP 123-130
Abstracta An investigation of beryllium single crystal plastic deformation
was carried out by bending in the temperature region of 11;7-300 01t. The nature
of the stressed state in bend depends essentially an the ratio of sample
width to thickness (b/h) and on the geometrical conditios oftesting. Single
crystals of beryllium with b/h - 2 with three orientations (fnce parallol
to a-axisp force parallel to b-axist arA, force pta-illel to c-iucis for hexa-
gonal beryllium) were subjected to a force with a 1"A rate of 0.2 nji/7411;
the distance between supports was 10 mm. The crystals stem- produced by
zone nelting and cut by a electric arc. Relative residLtO. ele~atrical rettintance
of a single crystal was pl, qX/P,j Olm 0.)05-0,006 and. for ~lalycrystalline
beryllium-4.004. The $a:55103 M mechanically poliahedo and linnealed in a
vacuum of 10-6torr at 7000& (polycrystals) and at 1200 0C (ainglo cx1stals)
for 20 minutes. This study permittod explanation of the slip oV screw
dislocations with a Burgers vector c and dislocation type (c*a), For
1/2

USSR
AVOTINg S. S., et al., Sverdlovks, Fizika Metallov i Metallovi\leniye, Vol 320
No ll Jul 71, pp, 123-130
ordinary forms of strain (tension and comprossion) ard Jilmi tem'peratures the
Indl,cated forms of strain were not previously obseryed. A stutiy of the
temlerature relationship of bending ductiUty showed that aingle crystals
with a b-axis orientation of forcS (force parallel to b-axls) baxe a benti
angle greater than 90 down -to ?7 K while the most ductiI6 zinj-,b~ crystals
were those with the force applied along the a-axis. An anomaly was observed
in the temperature relationship of yield strsngth in sinzIe crystals with the
force applied along the c-axis. On the basis of the c~anjj,.e in Mtrain with
temperature, the conclusion was made that there is a chanp In tra=verse
sUp with temperature. Six figures, 24 bibliographic refo,"ncea.

USSR UDC 669.295.004.1!
SOLOVIYEV, Yu. V., BARKOV, L. S., SUCIIETKIN., Ye. A., KORM17WO, L. A..
SENJENIKOV, A. V.
"Continuous Installation for Deco ot anni nation of Titantivo-Magnesiun, Production
Cas Purification Waste Water"
7r. Vses. N. -i. i Prockt. In -ta Alyumin. , Magn. i Ell 6 t vod. Prom-s t i [Worr',.s
of All-Union Scientific Research and Planning lnstitutt~ for The Aluminum,
Magnesium and Electrode Industry], No 79, 1971, pp 95-549, (Translated f vo;:l
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Metallurpiya, No 5, 1972, Abstrai::t Nn !)' G26SI by G.
Svodtseva).
Translation: An installation with a planned prodtictivity of' 2.5 1.'13/hr Cj,.lOj.i_
nated lime milk has been constructed and tested at tho 11rrex01;ovsi-.iy litanium-
magnesium combine. Tests were performed usin? the wasta wati,r frcn, R'Is~ pUrifi-
cation *.n the electrolysis shops and acid waste waters from purification
from the section where carnallite is dehydrated in fluid[zed bed furnaccs. Ex -
traction of Cl2 from the wastes is 28%; the main losses (66%) result from the
formation of CaC1 2 * The extraction of C1 2 can be increii!icd bly increas-i7q,, the
concentration of Ca(CIO) 2 ~:;il decrcasing the eonceiitratl,oii oC Ca(011),) aiid
1/2

USSR
UDC 669.295.004.Z
SOIDVIYEV Yu. V., BARKMI, L. S., 511CHETKIN, Ye. A., KOINUFNKO, L. A.,
SEVIENIKOV: A. V. , Tr. Vscs. N. -i. i Proekt. In-ta AlptiOn., 'I,Wgn. i Elcktrod.
Prom-sti, No 79, 1971, pp 95-99.
CaCO3 in the chlorinated lime milk. The annual economic eff"t of intToduction
of this method of the combine was 250,000 rubles.
2/2

Zerylliu*lm
'USSR UD11" 620. 118. 74:669. 725
XOMYEINKO, L. A., and PAPIROV, I. I., Physico Technical InntEtute, Academy
.of Sciences, UkrSSR
"Impact Toughness and Structure of Fractures in Beryllium"
Moscow, Metallovedeniye i Termicheskaya Obrabotka Meta:jlov, No 10, 1970,
pp 74-75
Abstract: The temperature dependence of the impact toughnemi and fracture
structure of deformed beryllium was studied, The material taited was
distilled beryllium, 99.9% pure. Specimens 10 x 10 x 55 aim iiere cut f ram
vacuum-cast, upset and rolled billets, then notched 2 tilm deal) by an elec-
trical erosion method to prevent stress concentration or microcrack for-
mation. The specimens were mechanically polished, th4mi subjocted to
recrystallization annealing at 850*C for 15 minutes beflore C4.1sting. Tha
specimens were tested at 20-9000 C. The impact toughaeei5 Gf thte specimens
increases from about 0.05 kg/cml at 20*G to 0.2 kghiO ial: 450%, then
decreases to 0.04 kg/cm2 at 900%. Fractographic studin sholikd that
the decreased impact t9ughness of beryllium at high temj)cratares results
1/2

USSR
KOIL41YENKO, L. A., and PAPIROV, 1. 1., Hetallovedeniyi~. i Termicheskaya
Obrabotka Metallov, No 10, 1970, pp 74-75
Zrom a change in the nature of rupture. Static tensiLe tesL4 indicate
that the plasticity increases continually up to 900*Cj but this plasticity
cannot be used for impact tests, since at high test speeds rupture along
grain boundaries is preceded by deformation of the matrix. Thus, signifi-
cant softening of the grain boundaries occurs at high tempevatures, re-
sulting in a decrease in impact toughness.
2/2

physi
O~e -C,
%L;- It
"Re.lrystallizz~jt; 311 0,,
jan
7U 13-1
L~f
a J,
The t,-rcco~j~zra
C! aj a:-.
was .4
ji.
S 'U.; C,~ "iLb
e.,,D on
wn, --J' )~'I)
c,,,l

Vol 29, --ic v4r- 70,
The activation W-Z' ~z C-
pcQtivoly. The d',.~pordonco o"
co-':-, cctive 3-Y da;-I':---I'-nd
in e'ra-)'-3 fz:L- various t o" i~i~;
va-luo.-, c.-*' n Z'Or dafinita 't.Lro ~~i"rcn in a tsl
activat-.~,on, ea~3r'-,-ioz ajo 01% Lju 02 tile
the dofor--ad mt~ta-!.
Ori3. art. has: 4 figures, forzmiaas, aid I tablo.
-. 1,
'~q -

I 111 411; .-9-,-- --- __! _7 - . .1 ~ ,
112 OZ4 UNCL ASS IF I ElD
TITLE--RECRYSTALLIZATION OF ROLLEO BERYLLIUM
~ I
PROCESSING DATE--IRSEP70
.AUTHQR-(04)- 0RNM_qU.L_ L.A., NIKOLAYENKOI A.A.1 PAPIROVI 1 .1
TlKti(NSKlYt G*F*
OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~SOURCE-IFIZ* METAL* HETALLOVEDo 1970w 29(l) 138-4Z
~UATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
,SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS# VECH.p IND.v CIVIL ANO MAUNE E)lGR
.TOPIC TAGS--METAL ReCRYSTALLIZATIONs BEAYLLIUM ALLOY, METAL ROLLINGr
CRYSTAL DISLOCATION, METAL DEFORMATIONI GRAIN GROWTH
CC.NTPCL 14ARKING--NO PESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REELIFRAHE--1968/0689 SUP
CIRC ACCFSSION NO--AP0105665
UNC L A S S I F I E 0

212 024 UNCLASSI FIED HFSSING, DATE--- 113SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105665
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE KINETIC5 4:,1F- isECkYSTN. ANO
GRAIN ~1104TH WERE STUDIC-0 IN DEFORMED BE AS RELATED io *ri-iiN S TRUC TIJI11E
INVESTIGATED WA`~ THE OISLUCATION SIRUCTURE CIF 5E AT 4,)(), IjO',Il AND
300DEGREES WITH THE 0EGkElc OF 0EFORMATION OF 68PEkl:A'fr,, AS wELL AS OF ft:
ANNEALED AT 700-1000DEGREES FOR 15 SEC 10 24 HR. THE A(-11VAt(ON
ENERGIES OF NEW GRAIN FORMATION AND THEIR 6ROwTH 141;11:E 75 ANU 51
KCAL-G-MOLEt RESP. THE HIGH ACTIVATION ENERGY VAI.1,14I.:S Afkl- EXPLAr.V-D ON
THE BASIS Of THE DISLOCATION STRUCTUkE OF THE DEI-011,11ED METAL. rHE
FUNDAMENTAL ELEMENT OF THE DISLOCATION STRUCTURE V', THE l;ILING UP OF
DISLOCATIONS INTO WALLS OR CLOUDS* FORMED BY INH:RLACING 01:
LINEAR DEFECTS. THE CELLULAR STRVCTURE APPEAQS BUV RAi,,;F-I.y. DISLOCATION
NETWORKS ARE FORMED ESP. AT HIG14 Of-FORMATION TEMPSo (8151~OEGREESI 4 NEAR
THESE NETWORKS THERE ARE FREQUENTLY SEEN CHARACT'EkElTir. EN01VIDUAL
DISLOCATIONSs BESIDES SUCH CLUSTERS OF DISLOCATIUP;St 1,141'RIX SECTIONS 10
20 MU IN SIZE ARE OBSO. WHICH 00 NOT CONTAIN ALAII~,;I' NO, OF
IMPERFECTIONS PRESENTP WITH fHE EXCEPTION OF PERIIA91S 4 V-E-W DISLOCATION
LOOPS. THE KINETICS OF THE PROCESSES TAXING PLACE DURING ANNEALING OF
BE IS DETO. BY THE STRUCTURE OF THE DEFORMFD METAL* 1,1411.1-1 IN TURN
DEPENDS ON THE TEMP. AND THE DEGREE OF OEFORMAft0ti,
-A c% 1~ F F-11 -=I'*,,----

1 /2 3 2 3 s I r. I Otl
TlrLi---r'C,~i-,%l'!'--li G-f
t I P b'D A L E L S I -I U C T 'I It 1'. Y L L I U M
-u-
NK6, 1'lKHj!f%SKlj't G -F
:,i I A L LA YL.',.-, Q t A. AP 4 -PI OVII
CWNTRY fjF INFG-LSSR
K
S~~-URCE--FIZIKA METALLOV I ALT-ALLOVEOL-NiEr VOL. 291 MAR. 11M, fl. 619-624
DATE FU8LlShEC---FAk70
SLdJELT Ai~ZAS--MATEMIALSt MELH*s INQ.o CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TG?IC TAGS-1-5ERYLLILM ~LLC'Yv METAL MICK'S'RUCTURLt blIHLl0~,R,%r'H'Yv HIGH
PURITY METAL, METAL 0EFORMATIJINt ANNF-AtA)jGt TH(!RMAL EffWl'i STRAIN
CCNTKCL MA~.KING--140 RESfRICTICUS
CGCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIEG
PROXY kEEL/FKAME-3601/0610 STEP
CIRC ACCESSICh NC-4P0125405
UNCLASSIF11;4_0
,"', .... ........ .......

212 032 LNCLASSi FIE0
CIRC 4CCESSILN NO--APC1251;05
A65fi~ACWEXTRACI-(W GP-0- AOSTAACT SIULDY OF 1-14~ 15 OF
TEMPEtlJUUkL. CEGAEL L--F STRAIN, AP,NEALVIG CGNofTl(;Yiv TON.,l) :,)URIFY
CN TH'h Ft:Rt-!,~TIICN, C.F I'LL Y60,1.'l LEI) AND CELLULAR STAl,K,;jtjRE$u+ rJERYLI-10"A.
IT 15 TiiAT THIE K;LY6G-%IZATlUN C+ BERYI.L.10,1 1,S PIC 1:1) 1;,f
METAL RULLE0 AT A REOLCTION -11 T,ENN'RATJ,.~~E:!j I-RUA 600 10
700 OL6 C. FCR LbT AINPiG A CELLULAR HE-AViLl' D~HjRml:-D
BERYLLIUrt SFCULD cJE- A,Q,~4EALEO FOR ABOUT I MIN AT RANGING
FROP 85C TO 900 DEG C FAC I L I TY: AKAVEAIJ~~ PlAQK UKRAINSK01 SSR,
FIZIKL-TEKI-NICHESKII ;NSTITUT, KHARKOVv UKRAINIAN 55R.
UNCLASSIPIECI

1/2 040 UNCLASSIFIED PPOCESSING 0Arf--230CT?1
TITLE--PAWERTIES OF IRRADIATED $EmYLLIUM -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-KORNIYENK09 L.A., PAPIROVs I.I.p TIKHINSKIYi G.F., OAVIOENK09
A,S. - PNWAMWWAUMM" N., I,"-I
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-AT. ENERG. 1970v 28(2) p 155-)'~~
DATE PUaLISHED ------- TO
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--BERYLLIU,4r MECHANICAL PROPERTYp NEUTRON IkkAWATIONt
ANNEALINGt COMPRESSIVE StRLNGTH, GRAIN SIZE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PPOXY REEL/FRAft--1997/1544 i ff p NO -oR ool 'I /'r 1) 01"! doo'.) S 'j /0 k 1~ I
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120323
UNC L A S.S I F I E 0

212 040 UNCLASSI F I ED Pr-1LXL-$SING JA1E--23,,jCT7
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120323
A4STRACT1EXTRtXCT--(U) GP-Q- AaSTRACT. NEUTRON 00 MRAWI. Or 3E- (Willi fk
t \4 Wiril AN
MEAN GRAIN SIZE OF 120 114U AND A 6C0 CONTENT 01: r)
INTEGRATEO FAST N ILARGE~ THAN I MEV) FLUX OF jj2 TIlIt'S 10 P.14PIE20 N-C,7-1
PFIAF2 14T 23CL;EGREES 1%CK'EASEL) Thi-:; HARDNESS H SiJL%CA%4m.1 r:-46~~ 110 TO 160
KG-4M PRIME2 BUT REOUCE0 THE C1-'1,:t4PAkE&.SIVLr STRENGIIi SIG?+A SU30'-l FALP4 106
TO 90 K3-Mu Pk14;-2. SUBISEQUE-.14T ANNEALING, AT JqEj)'JC~-: H 5IJ:iL;A'A4
T-'3 133 KG-M:z A%~~ INCREAS-1:3 SIG14A SUIC-LIll T" ')'I Kt,~-44 I lit
H SUBGA14.14A AND SIGMA SUBLIM INCREASED ( FUR Hot,l li~-qli;:IIATEO AND
I RRADI AT -'-t) S-",MPL E S ) WHEN THE GRA It%' 5 1 ZE WA.5 ti TLI 2 5 '11J AN,-) THE
-aE` CONTE"T .4-1S ,
I INCREASE,,.) TC 1-5PE4CENT.
GRAIN SIZE ANO HIGHE~, 6CE-S CONTENr iEk--* AFFECTEL) TO A LESSF-K. f:XrE,1JF 6Y
THE IRRAI)N, T4E ANtID SUPSEJUENT ANNEALIM, "T b0J-A1500;-,-I;m`E1-S
CAUSE3 NO% CHA4,NGE IN THE D. OF THE SAMPLESt "HlLii A,Yi~-ALING AT
10001)EGRE6S IPICREASFI) THE VOL (IV J.1,5-1PE-qUNT Stki:LL1-%": 10i t-ESS.,
PAC%-~-UNCED IN SAIMPLES OF SMALLEk GkAIN SIZE). L,~'011S OF Sit
230-500 ANGST;~am AND AAT A D. Of- 5 TIMES 10 P~0*4rlff L"KIPS-C-4
PRIME3 4EREE 03S0. AFTER THE N IRRADN.'v, WHILE, ANN;~ALIN6, AT
THE LOOPS AND LE1- :~ I
) TO T F. E 1: 1., 1 "IN 1, 2
AfNGSTR04 BU,15LES (LDCATIED ON THE UISLOCA"TION LINII ',;) Yol'~SE S14'4' INICA."'SE
WITH INCREISJ~jf.-~ 4N*AE4LI't11-j TEMP.% E.G., TO 1000-t',1110 ANA"WRC~M Al
850DEGAE-ES A.14U 7.-Z Mj AT 1001,01DEGAEES.~

USSR UDO 6421.596.67-001-5
NUENKO. T-G-
'On The Problem Of Optimizing Antenna Parameters Ir Th-are Are Random Errors"
FAdlotakhnika i elektronika, Vol XV11, No 6, Jurma 191'1, PP L171-1176
Abstract: A method of taking account of random Tactora clurLrji conotru-Itioa
of antennas is diacuesed. The method assumes orgibnizittlon (A' the Measurements
of the statiatical characteriatice in an amplitutle-phuot) dititril)i1ticn of'
sources before the onsezably of an antentla, and dtvterni~lautioa of the optim..'m
dia-Grilration of orrorn with roqioot to q ooloctoil orltligi-ioaf Thio %-ot~oj i3
useful for all antenna oyatema, including those with uoj1Lin-x;1a11 diutr:ibutian
of the sources. In the latLer cue* a divioion off th~u alit,onni, Lnto C-~2cticnr, in
required which, cut of technological coneideratioiti, iis alao done tit prac-ult
during, assembly of antennas of largo diawnsione. The wAthar than:,:r, Yo.A.Shifrin
for valuable council and conotant attention to tbe worico on(J. '11.1. 4Z'-,iMy"tin and
L.G. Raskin for discussion of a xuambor of problouia. 4 rlg- 6 ref. Rocolved by
editors, 26 April 1971-

112 (3 337 t A$ S' 11- 1 UATj---,?ONOV?O
TITLf--ilL-L! ST"JISIKS 01- A SEU.WNTH) TRAVELING i;jllut~ ANTElil;A -tj-..
1AMYAH-142, V.I. it
GCU,%Ti~Y UP R
SCUR'LE--K "' C IT L-10-,;% I ~'A I ELLKlR:JN[KAj VOL. 15t JONF 191)r il. 12~)I-LJGIO
~CaTc- ~'LLLjSjfL-L;---Jl %7C
SUjJECT vrw~.Kl~
TC?IC 'f.'' ANTaNNA FIELD E;-11$S1UNip ii ii r Et tiva M 111LLIE
ANTUiiA k#';OiATlCN PATTZ.Ari
p K 6 A i LI n ;t il~ c. o J S f k~ p ti u,lt 1) 1 w)II - i lj;;~
S I C
S

-37 '1 FIL
212 C UNCL AS S -1) umF--?T%u1i7C
j~H.Srl~A(J. 0 1: r-'I VA T I U N (J: hl--kAL
REL.AT1C%S1.1 PS FOR CLM P. S f A r I s I ic AL 1: 1 C L 1.1 C H A R A LA '6f I L~S ij I t. I i- il t,,
SEC-'-: --7~,TEG- T NAvEL 1 ',:6 f I' t S E (41 0 il I 1 1% S A;-( I C' I v t I- ~.~k Tilt-
C. T I 'V' I i y I T L S L CA L D-1 1. Mi FA P~ W TH 0 ~: 4 k 'J 1!-~ t:
THt AE AN L I f I I' , F rh t .,A 1;', L i.)!.)F THF. t-1 i: AN D I ') 11 I1.;i;. h fllt~ :-,AIN
LG C, I i-,. i:- (~ T I Ft jP di I I f Uit A VP L 1 T U:J E D E S 1'R I ULJ T 11, -N t: A I C C 0 1:
4 "1 U11 E 11 R C L k o. E Lit -r I C,,, t: 1! 1 ", I ~1 I !,.z 0 1 V I L U.1 L S F G,-' I I S
(.;-kAPHS EST1,HArL 4"-JA1,,TH .,it I I t Y I I t i~
C 14A 1% G E IN T P A R AIA E T L Ili- 1% T RA4 t.- L I NO W stY E AN T F Pi 31 ji 0 1.10, 1 N ~; 5 L I I N
A.%L) 1'0 S L L L T T ~- E A;) pi~ t k r C A N T EN N A S T kt.~ 11 1 UR E
A I 1~

~C-C'.' Nr: Abstracting service:
fIP0050804- CHEMICAL A'BST.,3-- 7--
/<
Ref~ Code:
411f 3-If
0' 102072d Experimentni, determination of the dynawii: char-w-
tariatics of ev3poratingappuotusin a sligar refinery.
& P.; I-Lwnienko, L. I..; Skoblo D. .1. (USSR). -S!
1970, 44( L A 4~sliag'i, vaporator was q-quippi-d
with sensors for levels in aR stages i~nd itt the feedinK I'Lrik. for
anits. of juice fed to the evaporator, for levilp- alid ptissure of
vapors and juices in the chambers aitvi collc:ctors avid Foi,, the ar~it.
of condensate from the Ist stage. 'mc Jdata--4'ere otented. 11V
computer to vield ilifTcreutial elloatio'ni de.--ribing th(i ftspoww
of theeval)0rator tochangesin feed rate of itearli totbil 11;t stll'e'
steam take-off from the tit stage to the tit vamum lit4qt of 0r,
Ist product, vacuum in corfdenw~r, itrid chungei in 1e%,14 (-awled
by chatigui in the feccl. As for v;1por pressure in Ow! hfat in'..
changers and pres-itire of secondary vapor the I.-VaPoIrIll ~r Ii J01
As 1j, no regmlatiOli occum wit im p4r.
regulating. - for leve
missible ran4cs. Olaf Thwlll~oll -.4
REEL/ FRAIIIE

USSR UM:621.378,324.666.2119.1
KASK, N. Ye., FEDOROV, G. M., C11OPOWNYAK, 1). 11.
"Threshold of Rupture of Laser Glass as a Function of Dimension's of Non-
metallic Inclusions"
Optiko-Nlekhaniclieskaya Promyshlennost', No 10, Oct 73, pp Oil-62
Abstract: This report present-. the results of a study of the nipture of
nonmetallic inclusions in laser glass for the case when thi., inc-lonion..;
are large enough to be observed visually, that is much larl;,:.r i.111111 the
wave lcnLth of the laser radiation. The maximum size of tji,~Itisluiis swdiccl
fell in the 0.1-1 itim range. The experiments utilized a lalii-r (1-1 .00~1)
operating in the free-generation mode. A graph is preseno-~~.l showing the
threshold of rupture as a functi,on of maxiintan si,e of projo-cti(wi of the in-
clusion on the plane perpendicular to the Jaser i~Q=.
1/1

USSR UDG- 621.3?3-.535
LQR11jj2ZQL L. S., KRAVTSOV, 11. V., and SHELAYEV, A. N.
"So.,ae Characteristics of a Cclitinuous, Solid-State Ring Litser"
Leningrad, Optika i Spektroskopiya, Ito 4, October 1S73, pri 775-'.7116
Astractz This brief cornunication gives the results of uxperJw(,!ntS per,forn(A
to obtain the characteristics of a solid-state ring laser, It As chown that
under specific conditions, there is an instability In th* two :!ounter waves.
The laser used in the experiments contained a YAG-neodyiniuin crrift.!tl ard oper-
ated at a wavelength of 1.06,Z/ , with an oscillation throsliold (,J ~"",C W, and
at 1.3 X4, with an oscillation threshold of 12CO w. The ltit;er re-*cnator was
formed by three mirrors with radii of curvature of 5000 mn~ 20(Wj nm, and
infinity and reflection factors of about S,9% at the oscillitt-on w~ivalen,tAh. A
garnet crystal with a diameter of five mm and a length of ~(j nn, with plane-
parallel termnations, was the active element, and the reponator vas 117 cill
long. The type of oscillation was investigated as a function of the couplir.,C,
coefficient of the counter waves. Oscillograns of the lastm rutput are givon.
1A

USSR
KORN IYF14KO L KEA'M30-v, "i. V, N.
r~f fn ~, I --
il~~__earch Institute of Nuc.1vi%r Yhysic's, Yoticci;e C'Int.o Univrr'-dty
M. V. Lomonosav
'I, t J.,
Injection of a Short Light Pnlzc! Into a LaRer Vith B
Moscow., Doklady Akademdl- Naiik "I-PP Vc-1 209, No Is, 1,
Abstract: n-.,o a,,zthOrC,
PUlCo oP ligtt is injected irto r:, cavity vitl-l 11 transit tirn n'~!
than the u1sv euration. Tvo inJC!--tJr,) t - d. T f i
p Cj~rj. al
has &,12-eady tahLn, piLtce in tll,~~ lase-.2. bcrcre a-rrivIO. ol,
a mode of conpe'itiv,2 interz,ction th(..,, tzhe"11, v,.-x:e h-i- "4~-,I~
emizsion of the 111 vho~ crul(,"
place beftre. rx~-.
to a quasistation,..~_-y
Pula C It it; e)Turin(~- It a~ Iy -A -xn t I ".tr tl~;C- (It It I I J I
th.,.n In the m"xile fr1!%!, i'v'Itil T'"
C [av E-1 C: o f "th m _1 S t o n 1) 1"'1 1! t i v~ f o x1mm t i q! c! , i
pulse. Other Gr exe to 11; t. ti. u at ed i r~
3 / I

USSR
UDCi 621.373.029.7
KORNIYENKO, L. S. r KRAVTSOV, 11. V. , and NAUMIUN, Nr. I.
"Structure of the Oscillation Pulses ot a Laser With Linear
Delay Inside the Resonator"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i elektronika, No 8, 19"112, pj) 1760-1762
Abstract: 1,asers with linear delay inside resclin,tor ~:jjy
as much as one hundred sim1tancounly generatir4g modes when the
effective length of the resormtor in in the teris of j:eters. El x -
perimentB are described in this paper aized at determininG the
characteristics of the "fine" rt,~diation piases cau,M),,i by the 1~re-
sence of so many different types of modes. A (ic-scription of the
equipment, including a diagram, is givs.,n, and ,.in of
the radiation puloes c1early indicating their fine 4itructure.
Formulas are given for the intensity of tht tield in
multimode radiation and for the distribution probabikity of the
radiation amplitude fluctuations. The length oT the resonatoz,
used in the experiment was 60 m.
1/1

USSE.
'K RhYTM, rKO- JI-a. ; et .11 (Moscow State Urzimrsity)
"Photostimulated Thermoluminescance of nuorite Crysrtals: urith liqiurity Tom$ of
Erbiun and Holmiun"
Leningrad, Fizika Tverdoro Tela; December, 1970; pp 3437-11h
A RST ILNCT :Fluorite crysta2z with iimurity ions of eilAimi tuid were
studied by a method of photo:Aimulated thermolurttnes~;oncj-. Femka of therino-
lun,inescence were isolated by type accordirr to the ind-tomtion of the eleman-
tar-j can-ier. The tenperature rmire of the pez-des of thornioluminoscence studi'A
was expanded to 14.20K. The excitation spectra of photostilmilatj)d thernolimi-
nescence were stuclied for the tyme containing a high-teripm-atuNt popk, an4 It
was established that these srectra, depand on tho Utpurity- !Um biitt do not CaLn-
cide with the absorption spectra of the rare earth ions. P"or tlili~ saine type
it war. discovered that between capture conteris there exist, 4unnql transitions
frcm the excited as well as 4.rom the vound istatan of theso cerifiers. it wail
established also that practichIly all of the elamentary deXtietip ritleased dha-

USSR
EDRNIMICO. L. S.. et al. Fizika Tvordogo Tela; Decembor. 1970, pp 34)7-44
ing phatosti=tiation from a high-tewverature peak underjTo a rareated
tioiu Tt was shown that during themoluminencence of lit high-temperature peak
all defects corresponding to it pmas through a state biltIong:Li4r, to a lowor
temperature peak.
The article includes 6 figurev. There 4re 31 bibliographic references.

U*Sh
0
KO L S A V T 5 0 V, NV. NA UIXK IINX"IL i~nd
I~R~ I
inatituLe of Nuclear Physics# Mo3cow St~itij UniY*rsity-
"Single-Frequency Ruby Ring Laser"
Moscow, Zhurnal EksperimenLalfnoy i Teoreticheskay Fiziki, voi z1o
2, Feb 70, pp 541-543
Abstract: Tne authors, purpose was to obtain a r~~,ode
a traveling-wave ruby ring laser from the very stut, of L~eneration,
as well as to measure tne width of tte radiation 4ipectri;=, and zhe ra-
diation frequency sLift during ganeration4 It is i5how% Lhe ra-
diation of such a laser in a sing14 mooe
sequence of a small number of spikes (usually 3-5 t5pikas) w:Lt;a a rarde-
tition intorval of the order of 30 microseconds. Ue t.umpuratixo!
drift of the radiation frequency during generation is sitwall Uesa
than 7 MC).

to
Acc. Nr:
PRMARY SOURCE: Zhurnal Eksperimental'noy Tennaticheskoy
Fiziki, 1970, Vol 58, Nr 20 pp
.4
SINGLE MODE 110Y HUNG LISER
Korn'yenko, L. S.; Kiqvtsqv.N---Y-,;
%,aumkin, N". I.; 1~rokhorov, A. 'M.,
R,05111ts of investigation of a rutly (ravelling-wava lo~p~r aro
shown that stich la-ser olivralos under regular oscillation Tbat width 1~ 1110,
radiation spectrum is measured. It ii demonstnuted that during Ojel generation, tillio lb,--l
Lem perituro drif t of the radiation freiViency ii small 7 Mr).
15770082

USSR
KORNIYENHO L. S., KMLITSOV, N.
re-a-d"'a-miclan FROMiOROV, A. X.
UDC 535-02
V., LARI01MIR11, rZ. G.,
"Some Properties of a Solid-State Laser With L.-~,.rga R'osonato-r
Length"
Moscow, DoIclady Akademii Nauk SSSR, '101 193, 11o 6v 19710,
pp 1280-1D2
Ab st'ract: The laser dealt with in this artic,Lo lukz~ a rezoiilazor
Vhose length is of the order of several metom. With I-creazI,-;r.
resonator lengt*111, the ratio of the resonator band Width to
frequency interval between thte longitudinal x,-.1des ian I;(:
ficantly increased. With tho ratio larger t.hcw,_ u.-O.ty,
the band of the resonator can be sjgnjficar~41;ly
can 'then be expected that the characteristies ()I, siAc~~,
a -i as
will be close to those of a laser with r_o_n-re-.3(*.inant
Resonator lcngths can be increased to value,3 ol" the
kilometer r-nder laboratory conditions J)y jjjtrO&,,ci!jt, .,In
delay line into the laser, A 31cotch of tha sch~qj-je 'Wh-ch
this car bo doze accompan es -he articia. Tniz-aiat'n, uho -u.-,e of
such a delay lina, the diff.-actior. loozo-a as vro'.1-1. ~~u C!
1/2
:4

USSR
S. , --t alk Dollady Alrad1
and reaction of automaton M to it, its state is defined Ljnajl)Wguousl~
Suppose for the p.d. -- I M, the input and output n1phaheis and its
reaction u to input sequence qr are known, where q is a sequence of
length 2j, r is a sequence passing through all are!; of the graph of
automaton M. The main result of the article is: the uble of autoinaton
M is restored unambiguously on the basis of the fi-i.4 t- (qr,u) .
1. Grunskiy

UDC 546-05
SHEMMO, V. I.j KALENSFAYA, A. I.* an4 XOWIIJTAo P, P.
""olysis of i.1,5-trichloro-4-,oyano-3-phwWl-.:1,2,6--plioaplodlazine"
Leningrad$ Zhurnal Obishchey KhWi, Vol XMIX (CY), No tv 19113# pp 16-21
Abstracts It was r~oported earlier fP. P. Kornuta, ot al. p Dopovidi AN USSR,
7 that on interaction of phosphorus pentacKlorlde ifith A-ew-nLrivni-
533, 1970
triles (NC)2C - CX ""2 p cyclic compounU axe forzed - IgIpl-trichloxv-1~
eyano-3-alkyl(ar,yl)-1,2,,6-phosphadiatines (X) (X - Allt, Ax). In the (1) cov-
pounds all the chlorine atom are xvactlve. They easily react with the
compounds containing a mobile hydrogen 4tost - alcohola, aminvist acids. With
anines the reaction proceads tQr the foUovitig scheml
CC1___&x
NC --- C/ M=N\' luft -il-i"N"
\\CX-N/ _1111,.N11 - 1KI, NCC( 7-1 i i Iif C1
NBRI U11,111
NC-C/L PCI(NIMI)
\\CX-N/>
tv
1/2

USSR
SMCHWo, V. I. v at ale y Zhur=a Obahchey Xhiallp V01 XLEXI (CV). No t,
1973, pp 16-21
This reaction is studied In more detail in the exanple of I,i,5-tri-
chloro-4-cyano-3-pbanyl-1,2,6-phospbadiamino (U. X - 06H5)' under tho
effect of the amines an the 1,105-trichloro-4-aymo-3-pliony;1-1,2t6-phou-
phadiazine (Ia), the autatitution of tho chlorine stowa on UA amino 9110urA
proceedz in the 1-5-1 sequenco. The degree of replacwment of the chlorine
atoms by amino groups depends on the quantitative relation of the reactIng
substances and especially strongly on the nature of the hydrocarbon radicals
of the amino and the polaxity of the so~venta
2,2

USSR UDC 546.185
K0RNU`rA, P. P., KALENSKAYA, A. I., LOMOV, 0. P., iind SKEYCHENKO, Y. I.,
f-rn-S-MVE~__o_~ Organic Chemistry, Academy of Sciences, Ukr&SR
"Phosphorylation of Monocyanoaminoethylenes"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey KhimiL, Vol 43(105), No 2, Feb 73, pp 26L-267
Abstract: 1,1-Dicyano-2-aminaalkenes react wich phisphorus pentachloride
forming cyclic phosphorylation products -- 1,1,5-tri.e~.ilori,--4-cyano-3-R-1,
2,6-phosphadiazities. In contrast, moitacyaiiaaniiiioett-iyl(--n(!ij which are
capable of cis-trans isomerization react with phosphiorus pentachloride
in two ways forming acyclic trictilorophosi)tiazo-1,2-~qi.,ilk-),:I(diaryl)-,!-
cyanoethylenes and cyclic
phosphadiazines. Mo no cyanoamtinoe thy lenes are much -vore reactive thall
dicyanowninae thy lenes . The latter raict with phospli.arus pentachloride
at 80* and higher, while the nioiiocyanaaaiirtoLtII3,leiiq~.i rea,::I: alruady at
_10-25% slightly exothermally. Acyclic trichloroph4~i;l)liazucyanoett,.ylanes
isomerize in the presence of 11C1 to cyclic phosphadtazineu.
1/1

USSR UDC 546.185
KORNUTA, P. P., KALENSKAYA, A. I., and SHEVOIF14KO, V. I., Institute of
Urganic ChemIstry, Ukrainian Academy of Sciences
"Phosphorylation of 1,1-Dicyano-2-Aminoalkenes-l"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 41, No 11, Nov 2,390-2,395
Abstract: Following the authars' recent proof that: 1,1--dicyano-2-amina-2-
arylethylenes react wi th phosphortis pentachloride at: O.a. amino and dicyano
groups to form cyclic compounds, the corresponding r*actioni; of 1,1-dlcyanc~
2-aminoalkenes-I were studied. Seventeen differcnt 1,1,5-trixhlaro-4-cyanc-
3-alkyl-1,2,6-phosphadia2ines were produced 'in this wxy fron the corresponding
amincialkenes. Physico- chemical data for the end-produ:cts, yields, and pro-
cedural details, are given.
1/1

USSR UDC 541.67
ROMIENKO, E. A.,XEGOROV, Yu. P.,:YORNUTA, P. --- P. (Institute of Oraanic
Chemistry, USSR -..cademy of Sciences, Kiev)
"Nuclear Quadrupole Resonance and Characteristics of 'Structvre of Substi-
tuted Phosphapyrimidines"
Kiev, Teoreticheskaya i Eksperimental'naya Mimiya, Vol 9, No 5, Sep-Oct 73,
pp 635-641
Abstract: The electron structure of a new class of organophosphorus cQm-
pounds -- phospha3~rimidines -- was studied. Data on:the noclear quadrupole
resonance of the C1 nuclei showed a cyclic structure of the molecules and
the additive nature of the transmission of the effect of the substituent
on the electron density distribution on the atoms of the chlorine group,
>, PC15. In accordance with the theory of Townes and Daily (J. Chem. Phys.
23: 118 (1955)), the degree of the multiplicity factor aad Lon formation
at the C-Cl bond was evaluated, aiid the significant effact of the r1ns
N atom on the degree of the multiplicity factor at thit3 bonJ was found.
Analysis of 31P nuclear quadrupole resonance data indicated that the P=9
bond of the ring is somewhat weaker than in triphosphomttriLe chloride.
1/1

U.SSR UW 540-185
MUM P. F., KAIZENSKAYA, A. I., and SHEMMMKO, V. T., Irmt1tute of Or~andc
- 0 ~1 . U
Chemistry,, Academy of Science Ukrainian SSR
"Reaction of Phost)horus Pentachloride with
Leningrad, Zhijxnal Obshchey Kht--ti, vol 41, No 5, Mv 19111, I)P 9,%-592
Abstract: It was Dreviously vhowri that both valonic. and lakyl.,!~alondc acid
nitriles react with p~losphorus pentachloride to fonn trichlo,rorphosphazo-l-
chloro-2-cyano-2-R-ethylencs (1) azd their cyclic isa~rva:rt; -- 1,-,3,5-tetrach1*r-j-
4-R-.L,2,6-phosphadiazincs (11). In the present wx~rk it var, i`hoirn that 1, 1-
dicyano-2-amino-2-aryleth~,,Ienes Oxo react vlt~h phosphau--,is I-x.-rrLac1-k1ori,1c to
rorm 11 115-trichloro-)~-cyano-3-ary,1.1,2)(~-pliouphw~'il,arirle:r,, w1itch in the
presence of sodium phanolatL% convert tO 1,1,5.tripiiexioyj,.4-c)'Iul()-3-aryl-1,2,6-
PhOsPhadiazinee. The acyclic iscmers varo aloo fol-med In the awne reactlon.
Ao Ve KIRSANOV collaborated in this vork,
Vi

- ------ - - --------------- ----
1/3 008 U~ICL J% ss I F 11F,I) f)Ar~-2"TNO'V70
TITLE--PHOSPHORYLATIOIN OF DINITRILES iv m~uns'rmfl'.FO lllIALC;,'qltl 11`10s IJ
AUTHOR.-( 02)--KOR%4UTAj P.P.j SHEVCHEINKOt V.t.
C, OUNTRY OF INF0--USSR
SOURCE--ZH. OBSHCH. KHIM. 1970p 40MP 788-91
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTAY
TOPIC rAGS--PHOSPI-IORUS CHLORIOEv ORGANIC Nlrf4lt.C- COMPOUND, SULFUR
TRIAZINE, CHLURINATEO ORGANIC COMPOUND
i
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOMAE.-NIT CLASS--lYNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3006/1482 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP01-1514T

2/3 0011 LINCL ASS r r- i E6' PROC.LSI)'ING 1.)Al'c:',--.)7!1(,IV?O
CIRC ACCESSInm NO-AP0135147
Af5St'.~Acr/cxrRACT--((J) "Al-0- b ~ T kl I,- fALL I:XP*(S. BFI-Oti i* RUN
ANHYD. CONDIT(IIINS4 SrIRRING R SU132 Cif:~4) WITH fCCILE'S Pdi40. dGL
SU35 IN THE 1) 1 SJ, L., , S I -
PRESF-NCE OF CCL ~)Wf14 3-4 k1fk UNHIL ( .1, .0
GAVE R SU32 C(CN) Sk),32.2PCL SU,15 (P. EeJj)ALS ?AE- A N. CI It'll A-1 1:1,1011~tlt-AR
MIXT. OF PCL SU35 AND CCL SUI:)2 Will SU132 KPVT 25-30 OATS IN A CLOSED
FLASK UNTIL HOMOGENEOUS, GAVE rtf:T~ER TRFAT14FNT k1ril so !)U,~-) 1*0
A4NY PCL SU45v 67PERCENT CL 'U',Q C(CN)CCL 5-1-1132 N:PCI,. S',H,1~30 13 stil.10.)15
81-20EGREES, M. 37-40Dl;GRl:ES. HEATING 0*05 MOLE C,!:;L. S1,162 (CN) AN,)
0.165 MOLE PCL SUB5 IN A SCALE0 T(J13[- 35-40 IAIR Af
UP TO MINUS 40DEGREES PRIOR TO OPENING rHL: TWIE, VJASH016- hIC PPT. riiT~i
PETROLEUM ETHEq, AND TREATENG THE LIQ. WITH SO SUH2 GAV~ SU314 PCL SU;13
AND 86PERCENT 2o4,bjT;ZIC1lLOROt1t3j5rTRI AZINEv M. 1414-50EGREESt AND A
RESIDUE OF 63PERCENT CCL SUB3# CCL 5IJ82 N'tVCL SLIE13, 111~p B SU130.04
74-6DEGREESs PI PRIME20 SU13D L.561.5; THE LATTER WiO FOR,41EL) FROM 0.0~1
MOLE MCCCL SUB2 CCL SUB2 N.PCL Sk,183 ANO 0,1 MOLE PCL !;1)1)5 1N 30-40 HR AI
150-60DEGRIEFS, WHICH ALSO GAVF SOME PCL SU133 A~11) j!RjC11l,r1ki)TRjA1 [NE. I
A14D ACOH CAVE 54PEi4C~Nf CCL SU113 CCL:NPoCL SU62y Ili 51J0045 m
43-50EGREFS. KEEPING AN EQUIPICLAR MIXT* OF PCl. $1.135 111110 ME S092 C(CN)
SUI32 WITH A LITrLE CCL SUf34 4-5 DAYS UN A CLOSE0 F;LASK JiFIER TREAPiENT
WITH SO SUB2, IOOPERCE,,14T ME SU(112 GICNI,CCL SU62 NiPU Slill3o M
53-80EGREES, ALSO PREPO. BY REFLOXING 'THE AqfJ1,1E Ioll:XT. IN P11CL 5 riik~, (TIJE
PRUDUCT 8 SU60.03 86-9t)[GREESt M6 55-90EGREFS:1 JAI F5PFR(:;PJ YIELO.
U % 1: L A S', r- I10

3/3 009 ONCLASSIFItir) rir,,r'C I* 1,j'; I bil) D A rE- -27 NO V70
CIAC ACCESSI(IN NO--AP0135147
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-THIS ANO I MOLE- ACOH IN C SUB6 1q SUM) MEixri-'o V1.1-70ROUSLY
TO YIELD OVERNIGHT 51PERCENT PIF SU32 C(C1J)CCL.4P(XL 11 5080.03
78-8bo;cREES, N PRIME-20 SLIn 0 1.5-0371 1) PRU-IC-20 1441#251, HEATING ET SU32
C(CN) SU32 WITH 2 MOLES PCL SUBS IN C SU46 H S006 15 164, AND rRE-ATING
THE MIXT. WITH SO SU32 GAVE 43PE.RCFNT ET SUB? Co ((:'M:CL.'NPGCL SU11.2t 8
SUBO.02 93-50EGREES, M. 33-42; SIMILARLY WAS PRE1.119. IIIE PR SU132 C
ANALOG, 40PERCENT, B SUBO.03 104-60EGREESt t.4940t L.1!680.
FACILITY: INST. LRG. KHIM.~, KIEV, USSR,
L

7 a
112 0 14 W. ~C L AS'j I F VED
TIT LE--i%LALf I 1-",N c;F r;j, I COLO I, -WHOSPHA I. U CLVlk)(JUl-4U5 A E H Ci I Lk jj Aj
'VCHU KO V . A
ALTHUR- ( 02 1 - KlURNU TA r P . 11 SH f-
CCLNTRY CF 'LNIIG--LSSR
SLURC E--Z H . G "i SK I- . Kit 1 1 -.170, 40 3 55 1- 3.
DATE P-L&L iSi;LO - - - - - - -I L
SUbJLCT ARkj~S--U*Vlsri~y
TCPIC rk6S--Ci,()'ANlC I'( CUU'.) COMPLO"Wo OR(JANK AN)
URGANIC C01"'I'LUNIL), At~.Cvl,\T l(,- HYDALCAR60N
PROXY WIA,

212 oil, foo "70
C I ki~ A LCL, N-S It-, i, Nu-- A PO I -k~t9t~.5
60-0- "4 ~i S r A Ac IACUIN6 O.Qj,'O `:iAl: , C'L
INGLIE kCCL 'lic-2 C."I"L SUl" SUP3 Ill; UL SJO4 1540:p I'-Li7 ii,)',
KL(-.L :i1jv,1 L(A:%jlC(A. SW32: ".. "11;*, o
t L.MALS Lf, Ll SLI02 LA- CIL
SUb2 C lowl-il-! ;WSO Skh~,' '1:11U bdij--s I-N LCL SUU4 GAY C ek F I Y S A T '--JA
TLMP. !.C 1-W10 H ~J.34 SU112- ( I I : it 1: 1;1''JAL$ 1-1, tilt. ; PiMit', --iL;
ll,Cl-ab. SUk-j.'.j UIL. , I hq,[:ATH~ ill Iff 1. 1! Sui;6 G."'VE:
If-%, 10-15 1-111% f3ti-9CPLk(,L:M* Al-'-SO SW3? NHPCLL SU..Q dHt-L. I
COULD i'lL)T 0 L I)ISfL). ~.,j fouuf LX111:1111SIVE lKCUmP.N,. AN[; HAI) Sl*-NIIN~,,
ABILLTY; fliLY L.C!Sr G--(-t.3dt:RL.fNT (4- ME IR ACTI'lli: CL fill 1 O-W Al k-AUN
TEli-iP.9 bL1 tJECL,!iP[;. RtWICILY AT IODLUCES. I OxI0111-1) t-Ill, I'll AND
CHLURINATLU ALIPHATIL ARUM. I-IYOR(,CAt;b(jNS. I L I I v I N s r
ORG. Kh1P., KIEV, LISSF..
- ------- ----

USSR UDC 546-185
JQRNUTA, F. K.,d SHEW"MOP V. I., Xnatituto of OWgIanic C hemis try' Kiev
Ac_i~`5f Sciences Ukrainian SSR
"Phosphorylation of Dinitriles of Disubstituted Nalonjo Acid3"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obahchey Khimii, Vol 40, No t~., Apr '?Ot pp 788-791
Abstract: Dinitrilea of disubstituted malonic acids react with phos-
phorus pentachloride to form only acyclic compowids.
HIC(CN), njC(CN)j - 2PCIS --. j,9&C(CN)CCIwuNPC13jOPC17 __P
njC(CN)CC12N=PCI3 + PC];
R an Alk, C1.
1/2

USSR
KOMUTA P. P., and SHEVCHENKO, V. I Zhurnal Obshchoy Khimii, Vol
40, No 4, APr 70, 'PP 788-791
Compounds (I), (II) or (III) are obr;ained depending am the reaction
conditions and the naturo of the R radical, Complex i~ompounds (I)
are comparatively readily converted to hexachiorol:khosphorates of N-
trichlorophosphoniumdialkylcyanoiminoacetic acid chlorides (II) and
trichlorophosphazo-101-dichloi-o-2-cyanoalkaniis (111)*. The author's
thank A. V. KIRSANOV for his advice and aasistanwq*
2/2

7
USSR YJDC 576.858.75.094
SIDORENKO, 0. V. , KORNYU�jjLU"..X TAYKOVA, N. V. , SINWRIK, N. A. ,
and YACIMIK, 0. S., Kiev State University, Kiev
"Biological Properties and Ultrastructure of the Influenza ViTUS A2 (lian
Kong) 68"
Kiev, Mikrobiologicheskiy Zhurnal, Val 33, No 4, Jul/Aijj; 71, Pp 406-472
Abstract: A study conducted on influenza virus of straLn Aj! Olang Kong) 68,
received from the Influenza Institute, Academy of Medical Svionces VSFR and
passaged through chicken em))Lyos, shcmyed that the population Df virus parri-
cles exhibited difference.-, with respect to morpholog, , ultrilstructure, and
Y
biological properties. Chromatography an DEMV-Saphadt?:X-A-50 indicated Thai
the virus strain contained a fractioa of particles that wen not adsorbed in
the column. Particles of this fraction were also not adsorbed on chick er--
bryas. Comparison with other strains showed that only the iitrain A-) (flong
Kong) 68 contained a fraction that was not adsorbed in the column. Further
passages through chick embryos did not change the rplstive roiltent of this
fraction. Elution with NaCl solutions of increauing cionceittration yielded
three virus fractions with decreasing pitrticle sL2e: D 2800-7000 1~ (0. 1 m
NaCl), 2) 1400-2100 Xt (0.5 H NaCl), and 3) 600-800 & (1.0 M NaCl). The
1/2

NO
USSR: UDC 576-858.4
TAYK01TA, N.' V.; SYDORENHO, o. v.; P.; HUDENIrLo,
A'..V'.;:Kiev State Univer3ity
"Fiactionation of Influenza Virus Type A by Chromatoj:;,Iraphy on
DFAE-Sephadex A-50"
K-iBrI9.14ikrobiologicheakiv Zhurnril, Vol 33, PTO 3, May/Jun 71,
PP- 334--3-37-
Abstract: The effectiveness of the clu,omatographic method of
frzetionation of influenza. virus. t"a .4 on IDEAE. Seplmdex A-50 was
tested during purification of the followlyi straina of th~e virus.,
L
laboratory type ApR-80 A2(Singnpore)570 ANPngland)57, A2>,(Leriin-
grad)67, and A2(HoxV, Kong)68. Virus was obtainod. by infecting,
1D-day- old chick embr-yos, incubating for 1,0~ homvs --t 14'C, and
then extracting the allantoic fluid. The chrom,#ttogra-zhic frac-
tinnation of virus-contnining I'luid wai; carried out on DEAB
aephadex type A-50 in chloride f0mil- The Sephadex was wr;shed on
filter paper with 0.5 M hydrochloric a~.id &!md witter and then
1/3

USSR
TAYKO,V-.-t, N. V.. ot al Milrrobioloj~ichqs)rLy ",Lijirmpl, Vol 33,
NO: 3,, May/JLM 710 PP 534-338
s:odium hydroxida with water, suspended En 1/15 buffer
pff'7.k, and poured into i.-L teat tube in a qutintitir necusonry for
Virus purification. 'Tho allantole fluid a cnta ill fx":; the Virus,
after contrifugaLion at 2,500 rpm for a period cl' 30 nin., was
added to the adsorbant-c ants ining coltumi; the column con-uonts
were then washed with 1115 1-1 phosphate bufror. Bluzion of t1he
adsorbed virus was carried out in stages irith the use of 0.1-11.0
MaDlution of sodiim chlloride in thD sfune bi:Wfar. The pijzlity of
the virus uns deternined by content of proteins and nucluic acids
im the olut-ite. On the basis of the obtaino~l dr!~a, the mauhad of
ahromatogran-Uc fractionation of vivusco on I'a
reD, ended for use as one of tfie njethod-, for -pui:-ification ol'
bifluen.za virus tr,)e A. Under such purificliLion ciondit-ion- zile
behavlor of each- of the strains, is specified tind mmy ser%,a tin a
oxiterion of the strain characteristics of Influil,'rizi-.. viruieo.
Cxwrelation beti-men the clu%omiatographic behij,vior of Influen-,.'a
viruses,. their capacity for adsorption on oklIck i~i-yLki-rocytc:i,
2/3

USSR
Vol 33,
KikrobjOjoajchfjs~-
T-A)U-,OVA,. 11. V., et al
Nix- 3_,. May/jun 71P -DP 3)~Z33b
-a!
and*their relation to inhibitors, dependini;; on the structur
ahar-acteristics of the supereapsid of tho vlimsoa-, has been
exj�ablished.

USSR WC 51'6,856-75
X)DRWMENW, N. P. and SIDORENKO, Ye. V.
111A Study of the Morphology and Ultrastructure of InfIl.,enza Tirus"
Abstract: The most i.-aportoant stage in the developuiem;- of lriruze~ is differen-
tiation of the nucleoprOLein, a process which obviowily cantinuos in tat, viral
particle located outside the cell. Flu virus p(Lrticlus pwifial- in formaiin-
ized erythrocytes were Lrivestigated with an olectrcm nicrc-al:iope, us:U11; tho-
FVK method of negative contrast. It Was witablisned LhaL U'~O Vlrusez i0cated
outside the ceU may be divi&4 into five groups di;s1.ingu:L--,Laa1e in form and
dimensions. which are determinei chiefly oy the orgwiiza,~~xa of !~17'e nucle:)-
protein. The poly;norpni4m of flu virus particlos its cau:xd try diffor-,L-nUii-
tion of the large part1cloa. Wth gigUltdO spherical,partI1.1.1hec aal Lji.-ead-ldke
particles, inLo s=ller virus r4rticle,4. 2ha einal 4jag-ree a;;' d-4f,'6erpntial~ion
is represented by a particle al' 0'00-dOO aigrtrox in d4ix,!4eLjjr, 4a-,ring a nu.-.Ico-
protein strand I to I.?- microns ta length 'lacked into, Cive to six corivoiuzdons,
and this determines the minimal amount of hara4itary ttuaerLa-l.
1/1

OVA& 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustraced, Section II Electx-ical, Derwent,lfzo
239597 INDUL'TIVE MgL MER yhera a f loat can it,-,ve
freely'along the inductLya coils indicatLag
its position c*rrerppqnding to the mailaured Ittval.
The float has been improwid, it hAs 1:.wo Minges
which mke it possible to obtain a purallat readlnZ
from two.Lndependent coil*.
12.12.66 as 1119046126-10. A-S, ABWJ11)V
(28.7.69) Sul LI/18.3,69. r,~&ss 42c, D1t.CL.C OIL
AUTHORS: Abramov, A. So; Zotov,.S,- Mvrj
-Shorin, N, L:,XO1MXUAhiQ,s ~`i.
-MoaXakov-, V. A.; KozjoXshLX,, Cz, Mg;
_~Z.L A~.
Colovachev, V, T, ; hyakht-e gy,
198'20276

AA0051848
7"P4
6
19820277

USSR 11DC: 621-315. 51,7)2
LYSENKO, V. S., LITIOVCH-ENKO, V. S. 1.~
Institute of Semi c onductors , Acadery of Sc1L-ncei-6r'0j'e LTkrF,;.R
"Effect of Gpmma Irradiation on the Electrical Froperties of a Peal G~-r-
manium. Surface"
Kiev, Poluprovodnikovaya Tekhnika i Mikroelektronika. Hesp. Mezhvce. SI). ,
No 7, 1972, pp 47-51
Abstract: The paper gives scrme results of a study of defecti;
induced by exposure to gamna quanta on the surfat~e riid in space chi-,rc-e
region in germanium. Thin upeciriens of li-type (1) -- VnO, 43, ttri~.
P-type (P = 30 f~- cm) were stulied. ' The results of the ---eseitrch sho'Wed
appreciable increase in the rate of surface recambirati.-In, ii~qr----cially ii;
the region of positive potentials, with a new reecH~[nirtien level cii
for surface recombination rate as a function of Ln--t~al i.-. t?l~
regicn. Specimens with an elevated oxygen content vh~iw:!d im in
the density of fast shielding states throughout Hic po",on-Ahl]. ran--, -,4'h(-rC-s
o)Wgen-free speci.rezis showe-d practically no -1ha."'ge in th- Cf
such states. The initial rotenti&l was ghifted towulL ,te lk-i-ida af',"~r
112
- 68 -

LYSENKO, V -S. et al., Poluprovodn. Tekh. i Mikroelektron. Resp. V;ezhved.
5b., No 7, 19172s PP 47-51
posure in al--' sreci=ens. vlj-~; Vt
I
reduction in the densit.. of "slcw" states. The stabl.1--ity f:,f' the rew (~cnters
was shown by the fact that the surface characteristi(~r of irradiatc-d apecimen's
were not altered by e"osure to the atmosphere for twc lronWis. Very briel'
treatment in hydrogen peroxide (about 4 s) almort com'1~:Letely restored the
surface potential to the values observed in specimens befc,re irradiaticn.
This indicates that the potential displacement observwd in dve to alter-
ation oP the chemical structure of the surface oxide Ipbase.
2/2

112 006 UNCLASSIFIED PAiMES451NG
TITLE-REVLSICN UF THE GENUS KUAALfiWSKtEtLA OACMNISKA,
-U-
AUTHEIR-KCAtiYUSHINs V~V*
~LCUNTRY CF INFC--LSSR
,SOURCE-VESTNIK ICULOGIL, 1970# NR 3v PP 43-49
..DATE PUbLlShE0------7C
SUBJECT ARLi~S-bfULOGICAL
~-TOPIC TAGS-CESTUCA, Bli-.0,
ANO MEOICAL SCIeNCES
UME-2oNovio
L914, CESTOGAt
PAXASITL-o GE-OGRAPHIL LOCATION
MARKING-NU RESTRICTIONS
0GUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--30Jl/O4Z6
STEP NO-UR/ 05 15/ ~1/c)t)itq
CIRC ACLESSICN NU--AP0126179

212 . ocd UNCLASSIFIED
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0126179
~A
ABSTRACTIEXTRACI-M GP-C- ABSTRACT. THE,
' S
ANU PICTURES ARE PkESENTED ul-' ALL THREI- PL
IN THE 'CCIvPCSITICN OF NiL KLJriALEioSKI EL~A (*.,E-lNU"i' " IJII
I COMMUN I C A T 10- 1 1 ) , K . LL,',.'G I A N N U L k T A 0AC 4 YN S KA 4 L'-) 1 It:; I t'fj U L I F -:: j~,A
(KRAb&E, 1869) AND Ko STAGNATILIDIS toulal 19ji-oi UbTAI.NE!'
WHEN STUDYING THE COLLECTION OF CESTODES, FOUND IN OF FlIF NORTH
WESTERN 6LACK SEA AREA. HJSTSI TIME AIND PLACL. OF FINDIN(p-# !~XrtN.311Y A~--ij
INTENSITY OF INVASION ARE MENTIONED FOj(:EACH 5PECII:.") FAGILITY:
INSTITUTE OF ZUC-LOGY# ACAUEMY OF SCIENCESP UKRAIN11kill SSRO

USSR
539-379-22
FRNYUMN. YU. V., and MIZKOV, YU. YA41 Institute of' Metal Physics,
Academy or MfflMs Ukr SSR
"Defects in a Highly Deformed Steel"
Kiev, Metal-ofizika, No 39, 1972, pp 3742
Abstract: A method of detennining the forimt1on of mlvi,o-cnvittas in htihly
deformed steels is proposed and proved, based on comparison o'.1, dilato:netric and
calorimetric measurements. In a riodel of plane dislacilition aj!,7regations, t~-.e
relative change of volume, cauced by the presence of im-termil stress fields,
from the dislocation masses is strictly evaluate(i. It in shovn that in the case
of a highly deformed steel, the relative chwige of volmiae rAy be as hi,711 as 10-2.
Here it is shown that the deviation of the ratio of volume anc~ theriml e+fects
from a constant value, indicated by Seeger and Steh. Le, may e%cced 0.1 if t1here
are no micro-cavities in the cir%ystal. Consequently, the deviation of 'the
ratio of measured volume and themnl effects from a coiiit-c-rit value is do,,mon-
strated by the appearance of micro-cavities in the saiqle. Act'_'Ally, tte
measured chan4- -cavity v~)lum~e and chati(-e of
_,c of volume contains both micro
volume caused L.-.r dislocation accurmlations. 7be unne nwasured thermal effe,,!t
corresponds only to the elastic energy atored in dislo(!ationij rnssces i1i thfa-
process of defornuition. Poss1bilitier, of the pl"opored muthotl are ill,,stratLa by
an example from exj)arir-_ntal data. 4 figi-trea, 17 bibliaj!,,raphi.c references.
:L/1

USSR
imc 62o.ige.5
MW M 11 M, Institute of M~tal Physics, Academy of Sciences Ukr SSR
"Volume Effects and Elastic Energy in a Crystal Containing Dislocations"
Kiev, 14-3tallofftika, No 39, 1972, pp 14-16
Abstract: Within the limits of the cylladratic theory of L.,Iacticity, tll~~ zr-lative
change of crystal volume and elastic energy cmused by disrribAed
edge and screw dislocations, is calculated. Zte relattcitiship of the ratto of
-L-Im mentioned mq4,)nit,.ides to the inethod of dislocation d1titritlAti-xi and elastic
properties of the crIntal is also investigated. 9 bib), Loj.. raph Ic references.
1/1

112 031 UNCL ASS IF 10 PkPCE'iSt'115 1')AiE--~-'fNf)V70
TITLE--ELECTROSTATIC INHRACTION GF A 015LOCATIM WITII,~ CHARG-0 P,) I ri
DEFECT EFFECT ON THE STqE%GT11 OF THE METALt -U-
AUTHOR--KORs'4YUSHIN, YU.V.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
291 -661
SIGURCE-F111KA 44ETALLOV I 14LTALLOVEDENIC MAR. 19Mt 3) 659
DATE PUBL[SHED ------- 70
SuBjECT AkEAS--PHYSICS, MATEaIALS
TOPIC TAGS--CRYStAL DE-! ECT, CRY'UAL 01SkJ,)CAf 11VIi '41: TAI. t11-I'dit I TYr
MECHANICAL STRENGTH, ELECTROSIATIC FIELOt COULOMA 'm"ITE-~IV-11UN
CONTROL 4A.R.KING--NHO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3002/1621
STFP N0--k)R /0 12 ell;, 0/()_~') /00 30659/'J")~) 1
---CTr,C ACCLSSION

212 031 UNIC L A S S I F I I-D C E S S I N GA T2 1 ~; i) V 10
CIRC ACCESSUV9 NO-AP0129189
A8STiA4CT/FXTKACT--(tJ) ("P-0- i i3 s ri All: TITlif-,'ORY IS, IN
OESCRIBE TFIF ELI-C Twos r,,, ric irtrzRIACTIONS nf,'TWEEN5 D'i All)
DEFECTS IN METAL LAMCt-S ANO THI:Ak tl~,SIJLIANT L:f'1:1: T 104 S'fkf"';',Td OF
THE C0RqESP1'NDI'4G MIETALS. A GENE:NRAL FORMULA
OF THIS INTERACTION FOR ALL 'lUTUAL DISPOSITIONS IA~: THE ['i-,U,WV
CONSTITUTING THE POINT DEFECTS AND N~ ASSOCIAtED l:llsL')(,AfI0NS [S
DERIVED. THE VALIDITY OF THE FORMULA IS VERIF11-0 1"11Y iUI.J'%Jll CAL!;'.~)LAIICAS
FOR TYPICAL CASES.
J. t-

112 031 UNIC L A S S I F I ED PR I` C 1: S S I ~l G D A T'E - - 2 I'l 1) V 7 0
TITLE--ELECTROSTATIC 1WERACTION OF A GISLOCATION WIF,JA Cll',RGEO 1101.'iT
DEFECT PEFFECT ON THE ST-ENGTH OF THE~MEfALv -U-,
AUTHOR--KOWNYUSHINt YU.V.
'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--FIZIKA METALLOV I METALLOVEDENIE, MAR. 1970, 29~ (3), 659-661
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--CRYSrAL DEFECT, CRYSTAL 01SI-C)CATION, METAL j'iPiJi.`[TYj
4, . .3
4-ECHAINICAL STRLNGTHt ELFC[POSTAM: F11J.01 CCIULO~I~i ilirfilkAMUN
CONTROL MARKING--l"10 R[STRICTIONS
OOC9MENT CLASS-ONCLASSIF [Ef)
PROXY

'-I,j,)V 10
212 031 liN, 1: L AS S I F 16 0 1111 G I D A T,:'-- - e"
CIPC ACCESSIfIN
t3ly F!,
A8STR4CT/EXTKACT--(L)) GP-o- A OST R,% C T Tlj~
DESCRIUE THP ELLCTL-ISTArIC [PlUzPi'4CTIObIS l1FT'4E!.'% 011~1-rX41 pv,l~
i T i., (3 1,--
0 E F Et T S I IN M E T A L LA f T I C ES 1% o r ~-i j-, E. S UL r A 1:11 r E T f
THE CM--,~FSPr,',Jj~pp.~ "ETALS. A GE'NERAL Kl'~-"IULA
-It-r. r-11Q. ALL ',L, ()I SPOSITWNS (.;I: rHt' I P UA I TY r
OF THIS INTERACI Lb
CONSTtrurriNG THE POINT UFFErrS AND THE ASSOCIATI-j) G'!SL'f:H:A1I0'NS Is
UERIVED. THE VALIDITY OF THF FORMULA IS HD IVY ill)0(ill CAI-1:-.QUi1,j'4S
VE
FOR TYPICAL CASES.
C c- I 'L~ I

ly
WI-44. CHAPACILRiSTIC5 OF 711E DIMIRLITION OF LMMITIES 114 VEAC-11 ALLCT=
JASCIZI& Ut 14, S. 4trNstavalay4s To. 1. Korob, H. 1k. kau~?VWU. 1~- C. Sorokina,
Moscow. PSYvodlhLrtk, ITT
tr1&,tal1M-l-?Icmk, 9. *1aa, 12-17 Jun., III
-X &4~4y vew made cf vsal:y Alloym,4 Imrh einale ervetals wife i!jmemau:xr~
c-s%4f*tI-. of imrrt%%v* or the 4onor and mcceptar typla, Tj,* m--tha" cz-
f*,Ster *Ltctrtm sicroacool ad ~&pqfjng the relative values of tvi* Lh*rsal
w4ft As" to 4f*covtr the m"talahmaltonlerLso trislat as growth of
mf U I
"t-ft SLU4.8 4(t6tole by tbw idmeftralokl wathadi the orowth otgato, the face
affect *rW also the circular traneittens. the appearmacs of which to connected
with Cho evociftc nature c0 the adalatuse distritsw4tee and the &tarmv of
C"MM"t.104 Of th* net *ZiAa.
the vathado of rooter electron microscopy were Used to damommitrate f"
Ina (trot if- that rj" rqpl*tk or 4"UIST t*Anattton CMprj*** 9 series Uf
jLSaxoCf*"�ttonw formed IN Ct,4 Afmth Strata at tho cobjugstAoms polsto of the
w%jj* 2atert4l (an ths face) a-,A the "IV* "textat (votelds the coca).
to Cho jawootigated *Cast* ce"tole with oxtvndwi to torts.l.
9"" aditAtionel p-~Jmnctlaaa were datectad (th* #crtagewat was parallel to
the basir *r1alnif tr. Tnq "jjWth Strats " 4 result #1 awarcmpons*%~
at 9W0 W&ott cacrters for Cho f-imetton. at ttA exPooded p it luvm%tam.
-4
Ths motho4 of t*ktnsj curves of the signal we* we" to reveal
the 4i(ttrmmco* In di-trSt-AtLaim gradients of the tatmollty near the P-D.-Junctf-a
Ivy which It to possibLe to Judge the tharpsmoo of tb4, junction.
The method of faster election, microscopy was used to the lash p "A N~tYP4
teals wy#tota to deftas, the 411twoles leogthe of the Aleaftly sarvier~ %%4
:
*IWO* of which mr& Is so" Asrommost with the talew"Ced data.
- 81 -

11.2 c 1~- W4(~LASSt F 11:0 JAfE--llUiC70
r ITLE--f [C~ I N LS~l OF THE THEAkiAL UECOMFUS I T I ON Of INGK(l:;A-'.;IL (j)(101LIN6
A6k%TS -b-
AUTttGk-(C'2j-SVETLUVs B.b..v KUKCjbANv V.A.
CCUNTRY OF INJ~-G--LSSR
bUAENIIA I VIKYVAt VOL, 6v MAR, 1(m), p'. 12-18
E;ATE PUBLISl!ED-----MAK70
SUbJECT 4-PUS-LHEMISFRY
TAGS-ChEMICAL REACTION MECHANISM# THER14AL 0ECtW0SlTIUNv PEACHLORIC
ACIV#9 SL-LfURIC AGIUip I-NORGANIC SALT# HYDRAZONE
Mlail'iir-L MAF?.ING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DGWMENT LU-5S--UNCLASSFIk0
PROXY FICHE N'G----FD70/f-)5002/D0Z SrEP NO--Ul~/(3414/70/00eit'%)OU/OOL2/0018
--C-1-i~C-ACCJ--SSILM

212 011) UNC LAS$ IF I EO PK')(ES5I&G 0ATE--llUEC?0
CIRC ALCESSICN NO-AP0139446
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTAACT. REVIEW OF Pw-i-isi-wo sri0m)
CuNCLRNINC, THE MLCHANISM OF THERMAL Of-Ci,')Mll'LJSITI9N Of: 0XIDILERS
CGNTAININC SALTS OF PhiCHLORIC ANO SULFURIC ACIDS. IT 15 P()IiiTU) ')UT
THAT THE ~AAKEULY DIFFERENT REACTIVITIES 01- AMMONIUM SALIS ON THE ONE
HANG ANC ILKALI ANU ALKALI EARTH SALTS UN THE OTHE14 CANNUT BE AGC(MJED
FOR BY ELLCTRCN TRANSiLRS ALUNE. Ir IS CONTEMOEUt 1HAI
SMENGTH t,%-L) STABILITY OF THE ACIOP IHE STRENUH I.Al: THe: ANO TttE-
CONCENTFAIUN OF DISLOCATIONS AND TIIE PATTERN OF rlllf:[R l`.iJLTIpLJl;i%ff0tli
OETERIMIU THE kEACTIVITY OF AMMONIUM ANO flYGRAZUNE-SALTS. 1r 13 ALSfj
INDICATED THAI TFE BIVOLELULAR REACTION$ Of ANIONS MAY PLAY A
SUBSTANTUL PART IN THE REACTIVITY OF ALKALI AND AtKALL EARTH SALIS.
L I A L I j I

USSR UDC: 8.74
ZAYTSEV, N. G. , KHLEBNIKOV, A. G.,
"Organizing Communication Between the 'Minsk-221 Digital Com-
puter and Subscribers by Means of a Computer-Controlled Auto-
matic Commutator"
Kibernet. i vychisl. tekhn. Resp. meAved. sb. (Cybernetics
and Computer Technology. Republic Interdepartmontal Collec-
tion), 1971, vyp. 121, pp 64-70 (from M-Kiberxietika, No 5,
May 73, abstract No SV753 by.the authors)
Translation: The paper describes the block diagram and
schematic of a commutator used as A basis for ~;rcating tele-
type communications between the "Minsk-22" digital i.-.omputer
and 20 subscribers served in sequence by the computer.
............ . ......

USSR
JQROBAYEV, V. M.
VDC 616.1:359.6
"Some Functional Changes During a Long Voyage in the Lcrj Latitudes"
Moscow, Voyenno-Meditsinskiy Zhurnal, No 11, 1973, pp 59-61
Abstract: Various physiological functions (muscular strengzh, vital capacity,
pulse rate, blood pressure, cardiac output, etc.) were s;tudled in two groups
of seamen, one age 19 to 22 and the other with an average age of 31) before,
during, and after a lon.- sea voyage in the low latitudes. fl-efore tile voyage,
the younger men displayed greater strength (especially of Ote large muscle
groups of the back and legs) and better external respiratory -function. In
the older men, especially those who had been on several cruises before, the
cardiovascular systen worked more efficielitly (e.g., liTwer ca:rdiac output at
rest and after exercise). During tile voyage all the seamen suffered a de-
crease In strength (more so in the younger Individualsi'l, but the changes in
respiratory and circulatory functions were mostly adapitve in nature. The
functional capabilities declined by the end of the voyq;e im both groups,
but to a greater extent in the older men, an indicatioa of overstress of the
mechanisms of adaptation.
1/1

USSR UDC 627.81
KOROBCIIENKOV, A. LEVANT, T. A.
"Composition and Basic Purpose of the Reservoir Cadasters Fubliuhed Abroad
by Comparison with the USSR Reservoir Cadaster"
Tr. koordinats. soveshchaniy.yt~ o~ekhji. (Worts of C;ctordinactnp, llectlll~'s
on Hydroengincering) , No 59, 1970, pp 179--f3l (f rom ekc rot ~V-la i.
Energetika, lNo 2, Feb 71, Abstract No 2 D54)
Translation: In the USA, information an reservoirs and controlled lakesA in
the form of a cadaster was published for the first tivic in 1946 On the USSR,
in 1967). The last publication of a cadaster pertains to 1966 and gil.,vs in-
formation on 1,562 reservoirs constructed and being catmi-tructed in tiie USA
on I January 1963 WiLli a voluiie (V) >7 millicin M3, Ed-re, tho reservoirs are
characterized by 12 indexes: the n=--e of the reservoir, its placement, the
watershed area, the water plane area, the total volume, the dead SLorape, tile
usable storage, the ratio of usable storage to mean ariitial rumoff, the pur-
pose of the reservoir, the date of colipletioll of 1~f t1le dam, the
name of the owner or controlling agent, publia-had Information jibcut chanies
in the reservoir storage. These data have basically a oratii;1A.c.11. referencr
nature and are gathered In one table. In the USSR cadailter, the technfval-
economic characceristics of the roaarvoirs are preaentiml in i table ind in-
clude 110-200 indexes. The bibliogi-aphy 11as 7 entlAvs,

USSR W 541.128+6641.22k.
KOROBEYNICHEV,-O. P., VIKTORENKO, A. H., TERESHCHMO, A. G., KOLOMEYCHUK, N. N.,
16V__CR5_nrr_SV_, ,
"Mechanism of the Effect of a Catalyst on Condensed Cal:bustloa SySLLMS"
Novosibirsk, Fizika goreniya i vzryva, Vol 8, No 4, 19N., pp 51l-517
Abstract: A study was made of the miechanism of the efl!oct of a catalyst: on the
combustion of condensed systems based on ammonium pereblorato!. Results are pre-
sented from studying the catalysis of the combusion. of ammonlum -percldoxate and
mixtures based on it using an optical microscope and a scanti:lng election micro-
scope. Data are also presented from the studies of Ow, effettm of the disperse-
ness of the catalyst on tile combustion rate of aunoniur., parclilorate and the
model system of ammonium perchlorate. and polymeth,
.rlmethacryl4Lt4!. The data con-
firm that the catalyst operates very efficiently In the c-pha-so- (the preseace of
sinks around the catalyst particles in the case of coppitr oxldi~-), The forma-
tion of a skeleton of catalyst particles (in the case ot'. Fe,O
.z 3) protruding 10-
20 microns above the burning surface must also lead to 1411 increase in the effi-
ciency of its effect near the c-phase Burface (as a restilt of iin Increase ill
the effective concentration of tile catalyst. in tile VIC~[Mity of L11C gaS Phase by
comparison with that which existo at dinuuticem greater jjian 10-20 lllicrk)114~ from
the c-phase surface). If the distalice froul tl)t-- c-phase surfacle to tile Haa;e
1/2