SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MARININ, A. V. - MARKELOV, V. A.

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028, UNCLASSIFI Po c r:
,',T-ITLE--S TEEL MAKING PRACTICE IN THE OXYGEN CONVERTER S HOP. OF Tlif ENAKIEVKA
[CAL WORKS -U-
,~AUTHO_R-MARLNIN, A.V*
:c()UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:'SOURC E-* S T AL 1970v 30(31# 221-5
G TE PUBLISHEO - ----- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MECH.9 IND*p CIVIL ANO MARINE ENGRt MATERIALS.
TOPIC TAGS--,STEEL PRODUCTiONP REFINING FURNACE# GAS JE;Til. OXYGENt STEEL
:,SCRAPir PROOUCTION EFFICIENCY
~..CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
.,,PROXY REcUL/FRAME--3007/1271 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOL36677
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~..ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--[U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. MAJOR EQUIPMENT OF THE PLANT
STARTED IN 1968 BY USING 100-30 TON VESSELSi 1111 itHiCtO WASI'E HEAT BOILERS
-WERE REPLACED WITH GAS COOLING EQUIPMENT, IS l)ESCRT0,r.:0. VHIE PLANr Rlims
ON BASIC IRON BY USING CONVENTIONAL PRACTICE" U14001. JTS IXINDM03lt
STATISTICALLY DETO. YIELD W CAN BE GIVEN AS 14PERCFNT VQUAI~S 90.43 PLUS
3,35 St PLUS 6.10 C MINUS 0.67 MN PLUS 0.14 Q MINUS 0.215~ I'AU HINLIS
00063 (~T-1000) WHERE 0 IS THE PERCENTAGE OF SCRAP USED, TAU# TIMIE
--0. TOP MN
HEAT* AND T TEMP, THE MAX. YIELD IS OBTAINED WIT) 59 0-613
f9 I AND 2opE-q(;ENT SCRAP, TAROOLOMITE LINING AVV'o 360. ULOWS.
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B. Engineer# and BOLOTOV B. YE. Candidate-of Technical Sciences
"A Stand for Monitoring the Vibration Chuacteristics; of lUltmailent' Radial
Ball Bearings-
Moscow, I2vestlya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenlyo Nashinoatiroyenftye, pp 40-42
*1 laboratory
raea
Abstracts The SUP-3 , suring stand war, designed for ?~bop an,
monitorIn- of the vibration characterisitca of "ultxwilaant" ndial ball bearings'
with an inner di=eter of 10 to 60 mm. The inner race of, the bewring travels
at 1500 rpm, the zoximum value of the radJA1 load Is 50 4*5,P Tbe UnOllatIC
system of the SKVP-3 stand differs from the presently knot0i tyj)qi5 by virtue of a
-erence genezutors, so tim-.t it (ioes not have an
ainimal number of vibration-interf
inte=ediate stock$ a belt drive# or a clutch. The experslUlentri showed tbat
1) the level of the spectral components of the vibration Pxteribrence of stand
SKVF-3 is 8 to 10 decibels lower that of a stand of the Fourth State Bearing
Plant, therefore when the vibration chaxacteriBtics vere monitored on stand
SkW-3 bearing 309 satisfied the require-zents specified Im technical specifica-
tions 447?-E for low-noise ball beaelngs with the "310' lplexj -.,hereas the
bearing received an index of "Sh2" on the stand of the Fooxth State Bearing
Flantj Z) the SKYF-3 stand has a "minlmal!' level Of VItMa"on 1,aterference,
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Ussr,
MRIMN, V. B., and BOLOTOV, B. YE, Isvestiya Uchebnykh 2pmedeniy, Nashino-
stroyeniye, pp 40-42
since the vibration acceleration of the rotating mandrel (without- the boaxing)
does not exceed 26 decibels at a freq:uency of 50 liz, with a succeeding rive by
4 decibels for each octave. It follovs that stand SW&-3 prov:blas for high
monitoring accuracy of the vibration ch=ctaristics of ant1friotion beariW,
aVA therefore its introduction at boaring plaants can con3llorattly tna--3a~se!tha
Tercentage yield of serviceable radial ball bearings with an index of ,sb6,, anci
':higher. :Two figures, 7 references-

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USSR DC1 -5 91.2:621.039.6
KONOVALOV, V. G-., 4A
OSIPOV, V. A.
"Study of tl~e Characteristics of a Beam-Plasma DischargeYith an An t i -
cathode"
Fiz. plazmv i probl. upravl. termoyader. sinteza. Resp. iiezhved. sb.
(Plasma Physics and Problems of the Controlled Thermnnl-~_Par Fusion.
Republic Interdepartmental Collection), 102, No. 3, pp, P,3-30 (from
RZh-Fizika, No 11, Nov 72, Abstract No 11G282)
Translation: A bea-m-plasma discharge with an anticathodo in a magnetic
trap with mirrors is investigated. 71te discharge occurs in a tacde with a
developed high-frequency beam-centrifugal instability. ):t is shown that
the frequency characteristics of the oscillations thatweremeasured experi.-
mentally coincide with the theoretical characteristics. A nonlinear
interaction between the longitudinal electron waves and waves of the. high-
frequency bea-m-centrifugal instability is observed. The plasnia-bear". syster.
-occurring in this mode is characterized by heating of t;he io~i ccmponent
of the plasna. Heating of the ion component was rerlorded with three dif-
ferent analyzers. It was shown that the most probable value oil ion energy
was 1-1.8 kev Lri the range of discharge currents and maj.xietic flelAs st-udied.

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PR-0C!N ING' 01ATE-2TNO1170
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"'TATILE-INFLUENCE OF THE SURFACE OF THE POLYAERI( PHASE~~ i4ilN TH,(t RATE OF BULK
~FULYMERIZATION OF VINYL CHLORIDE -U-
UTJ4r3R-(04)-MARINlN, V.G.t BORTt D.No, KALININ,.~A.I.j 104GUlt V*A*
OF [&NFQ--USSR
SGEDIN., SER. 13. 19709 12(5)o 391-5~
16-ATE-P UBLISHEO
AREAS-CHEMISTRY
apic TAGS-CHEMICAL REACTION RATE, VINYL CHLORIDE,
-s
URFACE PROPERTY
ZZONTROL MAkKING-M) RESTRICTIOINS
.00CU'llENT CLASS-U."ICLASSfFIED
aiROX Y REEL/FRAME-3006/1229 -STEP
-r(RC ACCESSfCAl NO- - A Pt4 9 n3

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A'~'tIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0134903
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE COINCN. nf: MG`W-'4tf? Sv-101-LENI
CHLORIDE) PARTICLES IS CONST. OURING !.41)LK PULYAi'l. THE
PQLYMN. RATE 64) MCgr-EASES WITH 11C.^,!~EASING: SURFACE ARCA (AP. A VS W
RFLATIONS ARE LINEAR ONLY AT HIGM W VAI.UFS*
UNC L A S S I F r F: 0
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ZASUMM4, G. D., and MARDMU, V* P, Inntitute Of Polio!,Tfelit,is and Viruz
Encephalitides, AcadeW-dVl,~dc'al Sciencea MSSR, Gmcow,:
'"Conditions for the Fox-mation of Sza.U-Plaque Phenotypes of ClXkungunya
virus,
hoscow, VoProsy Viruzologii, No 11 Jan/Feb 71j pp 56-61
Abstracti Variations in plaque size of larGo-plaqua and sma-11--plaque mutants
of Chikunounya vir-as in ceU ciLltitres fron chick enbryos 'itere situdied umber
the effect of a nunber of factom. An atteivot bras =de to deturmine why a=ll
plaques forming in of 5 mUnt culturem canmot, lyll tra=formed into
larger flaquo.'s, It 11a"j fonrA th.lt, tht~re 141 a wnsidarabler d-UPfe-rence in
the repl~oductlall cyclo or all-~111 alv-i larf."a plaq%103. DW1,74111N.,11coll In tho fol-na.-
tion of artU plaques of hemd1tary and nonhexvditaxy mil;u
wo wtv prlwxlly
due to an uncreased virus yield arA secondarily to longt1lening of the re-
producti-t-6 cycle. 47-loreovar, the foxmation~ of snall pLaquies in old cells
was connected with sen3itivity of the virus to Interferpit. Also, high cell
concentrations led to the form"ation of sriall-plaque~. pheeriOtypo ~Ohik=gvinya.
virm. - This is different from Sindbis viru.-:; , ancitber M:6up A~Lrbovirus,
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SASUKH114A, G. D., and MARININA, V. P.# Voprosy Viruaolog~Jlp NO I , Janpeb ?1,
PP
Virus clones isolated from small plagues of nonhereditary naturo had a longer
reproductive cycle than these isolated from large plaqttes.~ It uas established
that the plaque size of the S+ and S- mutants varied with the conposition of
the growth nediumi host cellsl cell concentration and incubation tem-
Perature.
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USSR UDC 619:616.9-022.7+ 636.2-+-636-3+ 63U1.+ 636.52/.58
SELIVANOV, A. V.; MUMMA V. V RYZHICOVA, L P.
"Comparative Study of the Immunity and V.-accinal, Reaction of
Cattle Immunized I.-lith Vaccine from Brucalla Strain No 19 by
Aorosol and Subcutincous Mrethodslf
V sb. Sb. nsuchn. r,-,bot. Sib. n.-i-vet. in-t (Siberian Scientific
Research Veterinary Inztltute -- 001:1 ec";1,011 6f Scientific Works) ,
No 17, 1970, pp 22-28 (fron RZh-~8.1 ZhivotnovQdstvo i Voter-inari-
ya, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract I .4.5P) -.630)
Translation: The level of i1maunity in aninals,vaccinated via
aerosol 6=16 mon-ths after (upon DiTection in the
conjunctiva with two and twenty tine.9 the infet.',-tive dose of
virulent Brucella) was not lower than in imaunized sub-
cutaneousl-y with strain No 19 in a dose of 60 bill;on colls.
Tests were conducted in an infection during t7ho noxntr-l duration
and develonrient of brucallo3i.s. Aerosol im,=Iza-tlon of canl;t'Le
with strain 19 vacciric is hax-vaess: anal produoO3 ShIfts -Jn orrrans
and tissues rich in lymphoid elementc indicatInG, an activo irwita-io-
logical process.

USSR UDC 621.313:621.3-019.3-001.4
HalawmJ41 I Candidate of Technical Science, OSIFOVX~ ff, V. T. Engineer,
ah~d REZTSOVA, M. V... Engineer
ItStandardization of Accelerated Methods of Testing Electric Machines for Reliabi-1-
ity
Moscow, El-ektrotekhnika, No 6, June 1971, p 60
Abstrget: The A-11-Union Scientiflle-n%esearch, Planning-Desippi and Technological
Institute of Crane and Traction Electrical Equipment developed a state standard
which defines unified, accelerated methods for testing the reliabLlity of crane,
asynchronous electric motors for genera industrial ard natqllurgical use. Sta-
tistical data gathered by the institute show that 90% of motor failures are caused
by winding damage. The accelerated testizk7,-innethods developad tool: ton years of
testing using inore than 150 UT(K) type electric motors. The, rnsUting test cycle
consists of a 11~ day period. The test data serven as the basis of G057-16709-71
."Crane, Asynchronous Electri.- Motors (General Industrial =6 J~etallurelcal)." 11e
tests conducted according to the new standard make it possible to detennine, for
CX=Ple,, failure-free operation of electric motors within 2-4 mon'ths after the be-
ginning of testing. Earlier it took 1.5-2 years of continuous te;sting to obtain
the required results. GOST-16709-75 went into effevt as of I JuIv 1971. The
quantitative indices of reliability of GOST-135-70 for cranii and jaetallurgical
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MAFMIOCHKIN, V. P. et al., Elektrotekhnik , No 6, June 1971, p 60
alternating current motors vjill be brought into compliance with G0,13T-16709-71. No
new test equipment will be necessary at the manufacturiLr, plants sl.nce existing,
test equipment can do the job* VTork on setting up unified staildar~iized methods for
Aesting the reliability of electric machines is continuing*,
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HOOOV. B. LIVOV~, K. MO, SM01MOV, S. I., KAYUSIM11p L. P.,
B., Institute of Biophysics,, Academy of S~Lences USSR,
Pushchirto Moscow Gblrst)
"On the Possibility of Using Iminoxyl Radicals to Detecl~ Unpalred Electroas
in Biological Systems"
Moscow, Biofizika, Vol 16, Ho 1, 1971o pp, 337-340
Abstract: The interaction of iminoxyl radicals with asdno actds and proteins
in the excited state and with mitochondria (in vhich wetive trL4nsport of
el*ctrons occursj is studied. It is notad that stable Iminoxyl radicals are
widely used as spin labels to analyze conformation chanp,_:es in mcromolecules,
and that it is also considered possible to use them to wtudy ealectron trans-
for in biological8yatems. The breakdown of the radicaU waa observe! in sol-
utions of tryptophan, tyrosine, and cystelne. A typical kinatic curve for the
photochemical reaction of the radicals with protein showt; thtt the rat-a of
breakdown of the radicals in water is considerably lower than the rate of
breakdown in the presence of protein; the reaction does not proceed in the
dark&, It is hypothesized that the radicals interact vith a photoindaced
"aramagnetic state of protein and that the breakdown of the radicals occurs
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YARINOV, B. S., Ot al., Biofizika, Vol 16, NO 1p 1971, PP 337-340
as a result of electron transfer to the radical from phati;)axcitad 'Paranaf;=etic
centers of protein. It is shown that it is possible touve the radice-'s to
detect and analyze paramaEnetic states of protein having a shor,~ lifetime, as
a result of which the concentration of unpaired proteins in a sample is
slight (less than 1.10-10 spin). Electron transfer was sbovn iath the aid of
ther.adical in an aqueous solution in a dye-protein system and t:ae feasibility
of ueing the radicals to study oxidation-reduction proceases in nitochond-ria
ime demonstrated.
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NAPEATANOV, N. D., M_A-R-INOV Yul. P., VENKOV, P. G.
"Method for Machine Recognition of Biological Informatioll't
Avtomatiz. nauch. issled. na osnove primeneniya ETSVM jAutomation of
Scientific Research by the Use of Digital Computers -- Cpjlecj:ion of
ferativnyy
Works], Novosibirsk, 1971, pp 380-384 (Translated from RIC~
Zhurnal - Kibernetika, No 8, 1973, Abstract No 8 V697)bv the !iuthors)
Translation: A method is suggested for rocognition of repeating biological
signals, based on the principle of agreement between tlio input signal and
a set of standard signal patterns, ond a criterion is miggested for esti-
mation of the accuracy of recognition.
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1) A NJ V
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CCUNTRY OF I:iFG--USSR
'HN I KA VuL e."jv NO !s 0-10, PP 7
.SCUACE-,'~CS(.C~,, RAGIcrEv",
CATE PUbLISHEt -------- 70
~SU:3JECr AREAS--t-LECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGit.
311ZED C I' CIJI TV"L R
TOPIC TAGS-ELECTRONIC OSCILLATOR, TRAiNSIS'ITR T AMPE E
CHARACTEklStIC, ELEU-TkIC INVERTER
I K I I" L -MAIG --NO P. E 5 TT~ IT I ON S
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PW3AY STEP
TV [--A C
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.CIRC ACCLSSICiN N~]-AP013qO02
ABSTRACT/EXIR-'(:T--(LJ) GP-0- ABSTRACT AN FXpiERIMEr4T,%Lj cw-xKi~,iL; of rHE
THLCRETICAL EXPRESSICt ''S YGO" THU AMP I- I TIJDL- A N D PHASLE PRZ:(Zt-l:&('lCY
CHARACTEi'lif ICS OF A 1-:11AOLD Phi,Si~ fNVEKTrNG 3P,11)GE Cki.-I~IIEU GOT. THE
1INVESUGAIEL' '1klAN11ST11'1l&,1 I~G UICI LLAN-11 1111.011PURA'11i'S lwl') Hll 1013 1 1Y111
RC PHASL liNVERTERS. T i- i E F U T i ON S OF THE i OUR STLIKS A:C AS
-LLC~kS: T F L F f R S T T R A 15 T 0:-~ w I I i i C 0 N '-! ON IFTEK- ANO COW-ROLLF0
F
C
NEGATIVE FELUBACK FlJf.'~ AS ME SE
TI N 0 AN u r H C H I 1~ 0
BRIDGE TYPE PHASE 1 PIVERTER S I F
.,TR4NSI5TOkS FUNLT!Jt'4 AS 3 ~ 1\1N0 NIL OUP TH
TR AN 5 1 S T OR F I;tjC T 11 CINS Ai El IT F 11 111- 11. Gli'L THE LAIJEN HELPS 7 L) ll E DUC E
INTERACTIUN L3Er.,%L--N STA(, 1* R A'i ~~ I T
L -ES CE S 'RS CiNi- Ai"10 TR-4EE. THIS
T I A &L[-"~i 14 1' -0 A S TO PROVE:
OSC I LLATCA WAS BU IL T vi 1 -1- J f %L. I" All I
THE PL")SIL,[L[TY GF APPLI I LIU E C uffi~l PL. 64 'S A r 1 1 N A N t" Ll AD,'111 li'lid I.CJA 'ED
-1 11:11 T 11-K 0 t. 1. E I I E I THER A
dR I L; CL- S . TI-E OSCILLM'~'.~ 'kAN' C (-
RESISTANCE' rYPL OR C-11,AFIVE TYPI: THE
ADVAN-TAGES uF THIS FM RC I-SCII-LAFGR ARE: 1. 1'--,
.i -
-17 A Sh'NGLE El-1,:.,'111C-NT.
THAIN kOUPLRCC~Nf . 2 . Fi, ACHIf VL
(-JNTkOL IS 'D
3. f-FEGUENCY DkIFT DEPENDS Ci INPE' ~kl~ECTLON Of RE~1!')!WkS i!dNID CAPACITORS
OF T fl~' I.NVL-RFER~ X'W 15 f,-~AFHEA SMAL.L. 4. AM G,OES
NOT EXCLEG 1.5PERLEINT FC.-- FPEQUEN1',.Y OEVIATIO.14 OF 5 . I i i r--
POSSI'L',ILITY OF USING THEe-MAL NONLINL-fk ELDIENTS wITIi SHO 10 1`11-111- CONSTANTS
TO sum'RI/F THE GUTPIA Vil-L fAGE.

USSR, UDCs 621.:~,?3.421.15
MARINOV, YU. Ps, ANGELOV, A. I., PRODANOY, 1. F.
##Ff4quency-Modulated Transistorized RC-Oscillator"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika, Vol 25, No 21, IM, pp 69-74
Abstract: An experimental checking of the theoreti-al expressions
for the amplitude and phase-frequency characteristics of a loaded
I.,
-inver-ting bridge was carried outs The inven;tigga'~'.ad transi -
phase s
torized RC-oscillator incorporates two bridge-typo RC-phase inver-
ters, The functions of the fou- transistors are as follows;
-I- ansistor with common emit,-;,
-er and controlled nel-ative
first .r
back functions as an amplifier, 'the second and th* thi~,,d transis-
ad. the I'oi~rth tran-
-type pha,
tors function as bridge se inverters, a
sistor lu -Uons as an emitter follawer;~ the lat tine hPIps to re-duce
nc
interaction. between stages of trwisistors one an&I throv., This
oscillator was built without a nonlinoar inertia ~plemoflt, so ai~.
to prove the possibility of amplitude.compenslatiOrL in MI oE~cill;i%tor
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MARINOV, YU. P., e-'-,- al, Radiotekhni.ka, Vol 25,, 'No 2, 19n, pp 69-74
with loaded bridges. The oscililator frequoncy ew-i be controlled
with either a resistance-type or capacitive-tvpe transducer.
The fundamiental advantages of thds -aret
1. Frequency deviation is more thar. 100 percent, 2. Frequency
control is achieved by a singla- e lement- ,3- Freqi4ency drift de..
pends on impertection of reo--,-z~tors -:md ce
wpacitors~of the phase
inverters and is rather small. 4, The parasitic 41~14 di)e.,3 no-. ex-
ceed 1,5 percent for frequency devialtion,of 10) Pil',~:rce,%t5
ssibility of using, thermal-nonlinea;'r element's with short time
o
P
constant to stabilize the output voltage.
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,.Y.tTLE--MIGRATION AND VAPORIZATION OF YTTERBIUM AND "EOWMIUM ON TUNGSTEN
UtHOR-(02)-MARINOVA, TS*S.t ZUBENKO-i YU.V*
ouNTRY oF INFO--USSR
bUkCE-FIZ. TVERD. TELA 19701 1212) 520-4
~DATE PUBLISHED------70
..',S-UBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
-'TOPIC TAGS--YTTERBIUMi VAPORIZATIONY TUNGSTENP DESORPTION, THERMAL EFFECT,
FIELD E'MISSION MICROSCOPE9 METAL COATING
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
:DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,-,PROXY REEL/FRAME--1984/01-42 STEP tiO--UR/0181/70/~312/C)02/0520/0524
CIRC ACCESSInN 110--AP0054938
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~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054938
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN A FIELD EMISI LON MICROSCOPE,
SURFACE MIGRATION WAS STUDIED OF Y8 AND NO ATOMS ON '1~ 414D THERMAL
DESORPTION, HE ACTIVATIfIN ENERGY OF MIGRATION OF V8 IN THE- DIREJ1 jN
FROM THE (Oll't FACE TO ( 100)v 014 EQUALS 0.45 ' PLUS QIK: MINUS 0.05 EVP AND
OVER THE FACE (1211, QM EQUALS 0.70 PLUS OR MINUS O.Oi5 EV. FOR NO, THE
14
ACTIV4TION ENERGY FOR MIGRATION IN THE DIRECTION FOM ( 10 1.) TO ( 10 0) , I
EQUALS 0.75.PLUS OR MINUS 0.05 EVt ANO OVER THE FACE (11j), QK.EQUALS,
0*65 PLUS OR MINUS 0.05 EV. T"E HEAT OF DESORPTION OF EVv FROM W QD
,.EQUALS 2.2 EV, AND THE Pi 'EEXPIDNENTIAL FACTORr c rQUALS 5 rrf*S. lo
PRIME13 SEC NEGATIVE PR[ME1. FOR NO AT THE INITIAL.!SrAGr- OF OESGRPTION
-~,CF A MONAT. LAYERY QD EQUALS 3.3 EV AND C EQUALS:2 TPMES 10 PRIME12 SEC
''.~.~-.NEGATIVE-PRIMEI* AND FOR DESUPPTION OF A RAREFIED LAVER* WD EQUALS 4.5EV
:ANO~C:EQUALS 7 TIMES 10 PRIME13 SEC 'NEGATIVE; PRIMEI.;~
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N ZUBEEMKO, Yu. V,.
RI
k
"Adsorption and Work function of YCterbium and Neudymit.~-n Layl-Prs a-.i Tungstenif
No 2, 197C), pp 516-.519
Leningrad, Fizika Tverdogo Tela, Vol 12, N
Jsonpt'on anal.
Abstract: This paper describes experimencs for determining 'j:he a. J.
electron P-mission from tun.-sten monocry~--Ials with i3puttering ytterbiu-m and
neodymium, atoms on their surfaces, the loxperivA--n tat ion being, done. by an elect---on
C,
exted that up until now only metal film strucj:,.~res WE "th alkali
gun. It is ass
wtals have been investigated in this respect mid the electr:(r.-adflorption char-
acteristics of the metals in tho third group of'the periodialtable have been
~studied. The experinenta'11 procedure is described.! Thia neadiniaum and ytterbitim
were vaporized by a spotcial device, a tungsten ba.~ket degap's4?a in -advance. In
front of each ',41-.S Placed a diaphrag7. and a 7movablei ~,ate zo cover -che
molecular clusters of the 1:140 C.1eMOMt.s. rho vaporizers wore, then heated to
incandescence. The pressure-, in the experinental aquipment dixt'ing t1te vaporL-
zation of tii--a nezal and absorption on the tuagaten was ni) morij than 1.1c)-9
loril
iud into a, sharp I)o:Lnt, and tho pon-eiiiiiLM, was
nun Kg. The cuno,~,iLc,-n w a

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ARIN
'OVA, Ts. S., ZUBENKO, Yu. V., -Fizilta tverdogo Tela, Vol 11, No 2, 1970,
pp 516-519
ur
al -mly distributed on its surface as a re!iult of migr
a;*,:4on t: a tc!.~,,peralure
in which Lite vaporization can be neglected. A curia is, g;(.ven Fibr(wing tile work
function as a function of Lite sputtering time a[ the nead3imium .!aId ytterb-um
on the tungsten surface. Emission photographs of the adsorption. of the tWO
metals on the tungsten are also given.

!~!j
USSR UDC: 533-9.o8:621-373.,530.145.6
~A.~ULKIN, P. S., SOLTITSEV, G. S., GINZBURG,~V. M.
"Singullarities of Diagnosing a Superhigh-Frequency Plailma by the HO, Mode
irL a Circular Waveguide"
V sb. VoDr. fiz. nizkotemreraturn. nlazgL (Problems of Low-Tt--irme rat ure Plasma
Pbysics-collection of works) , Mlirlsk, "NaUka i tel&-n. 1970., -.jD 75-78 (fron
RZh-Radiotekhr-ika, No 1 Jan 71, Abstract No ID131)
[No abstract]

Magnetobydrodynainics
USSR
MARIS, N.
A-
000NOW
"Soviet Nuclear Physics Installation Described"
Bucharest, Racheta Cutezatorilor, Vol II, No 2, Feb 70, pp 10, 1L
Abstract: The Soviet Tokamak installation ui3(!s a torroidah, "trap" as a sy6tem
for isolating the plasma. The secret of this trap lies in auperLmposing
the field obtained in the torroidal coil on the field formiLd frctn the electric
c
urrent which circulates in the plasma chapnel. The Lnside. of the. installation
in which the plasma is created is a chamber with two walls, one Vn the outrfl.de
made of thick copper plate, the other on the inside made og very fine stainless
steel. The two strata are separated from one another by ci~ramic elaments, and
the torroidal coil is mounted on the outer wal.l. For the Takam;~or,-3 installation,
the power for this coil is provided by a 75,000-Rilowatt giinerator.
The studies which were made during the experiments with thii Toktum-,k install4i-
tion are especially complex and vast. Let me mention just a few of them. The
torroidal magnetic field was measured -with the aid of magntitic si;punders. Hedio-
interferometers studied the plasma profile variaticn. and tbe plasma density, while

USSR
MARIS, N., Racheta Cutezatorilor, Vol 11, No 2, Feb 70, pp 10, 11
very rapid photographic equipment took pictures of its uppq~r strn4a. One of
the fundamental purposes of the tests was measuring the teiliperature of the ions
and electrons in the plasma, a temperature oh-which the volume of the energy
reserve in the plasma depends.
The measurements indicate the upper parameters; these upper par-pmeters fare-
shadow the conditions for the much anticipated achievement,;,lof controlled fusion.
Thus, the duration of existence of the plasna:is 12-15 milliseconds, while the
density of the particles is 3-5.1013 per cubic centimeter.:' The temperature of
the electrons in a magnetic field of 35,000 gauss is 1-2-107 degrees Kelvin and
the temperature of the ions is 4-5-106 da8reeo Ulvin.
T-10 Confirms Hopes
The opinions of scientists in regard to future possibilititi for achieving con-
trolled nuclear fusion are especially contradictory. SomepeopLe forecast this
achievement in the next five years and others. in the next .50 yeaL,tl.
Soviet scientists recently announced the construction of a new model of the
Tokamak installation, the T-10, greatly improved over its predecessors. The

USSR
MAIS, N., Racheta Cutezatorilor, Vol II, No 2, Feb 70, 10, 11
-14
Tokamak diagram: 1) Internal chamber, 2) External chAunber; 3) ('.,jil which creates
the longitudinal magnetic field; 4) Primary tranofonner oo;Ll; 5) Iron coreo
Colored ring represents path of jet plasma.
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Raw"

JPRS 55306
29 February 1972
STRESS IN FUGHT
Translation of Runnian-lanquage book by V L Mar sb~chuk 1. 91
a LL. Nai)r;Nhe;Foa1i V rpj,;-.e. 11.-64~
and t ki
-61(rfieC-t7cFpteSr.; T*Igus Publishing Rouse, mcsccw,j
6,000 copies, 116 pages.
CONTENTS P A C'-"
........................... ...............................
...................... I...... .....................
CHAPTER 1: The Essenco of Stress ...................................
CHAPTER 21 Psychophysiological Foundations of Stress ................. 26
CHAPTER 3t Methods of Studying and Predicting Stress ................. 37
CHAPTER 4: Preventing and Ways of Overcoming Stress .................. 61
CHAPTER 5t Special Physical Drill To Overcome Stress ................. 80
........................................................... 87
APPENXIIX: List of Exercise* To Overcome,Stress ...................... all,
11 U$Sit.~ Cl

j
M' 42-1. fL4.61
3 SR
.0,' Y.F.,

A
F T RTECV,

"Thyristor -onverter For Irvestigation By Zne-Yeth,= Cf ::UIC :1-isit.-n Cf ~:e 1 tA nd
-ion Of Electrode '-a
Tvaporst terial"
Sb. rauchn. tr. Ferm. oolit2vhn. .-n-'-a (C'ollection 0.1 Scienl.!,fic Cf Tr.L- Farx-
sPiy PolytechnicHl InEtitjteT _f�7.;_0,No 76, op 7'-79 (Frcm
orim~meniye, !'o 6, j~;ns, 1970, Abstract 1'.,o 651,511)
j n 4 1e nrorosed for invt3s*Ig..::it-cr cf
Transla"on: ; -,Va 'r-titunt.roGus te
.
ani for date r=ln3tior, of the coefficlente of =f~itllnc ani of electrc-!e
mat'~-rl.ql dl-jrin~ ara. weldinE. -he imit consists o' a contrri.led rnctif'ier, !. con-
trol eystem, an electronic timing reloy, und o device for im-oobili,,zatinn of U,,e.
*
21~eclmenq and ror atrikinc of the arc. The ructlfiu-r , u
b~il~t ")I
circ,jit based on 'AMT-2-150 thyriatore. The control e ys-'e-z vmsistii c~ -n el,-.ctron
switch based on a transietor and a 7-Fhase rectifier e_li; e tr~.nsforv,, re.
.3 ill. 2 ref. A.-,.

Uas
USSR UDC' 576,85(478)
CHASHCHINA, 1. 11., CIIERUNSkAYA, S. I., LWKITS, K. U., KOPNES,
#-WVa, "BEL-Y-t"EVA, N. S., CIIEBVI, Ye. D., KOTSEFAN, A. S., D-013MISKINA, S. V.,
GURC1110GLUYANTS, L. V., and IM-MRAYLOVA, A. A., Molda-vian Scient:ific PesearcJi
institute of Hyglene and Epidemiology and Kishinev Sauitaty Eptdemiological
Station
"Fermentation Reaction Types and Colicinogenic Properties, of SlCtigella Sonnei
Circulating in the City of Kishinev, and Dat~--rmining Thqii: Seni;itivity to
Antibiotics"
Kishinev, Zdravookhraneniye, No 5, Sep/Oct 7.1, pp 7-9
Ab5tract: The Shigella sonnoi scrain accounted for 97.9-90 purc;ent of the ca-ges
of dv ente-c
~ s y- ~n Kisbinev in 1968-70. The obJect of this i3tudy was to Wet-itify
the types of fermentation reactions of Shigella sonnei Jsolate-.'l In J.968-70
(4,507 cultures), and to study their colicinogeate properties. lind sensitivicy
to antibiotics. Shigella bacilli isolated from vicUm-s iii 1969 were foulid to
be primarily fermentation type 11 (71.4 percent), in 1969~-70, type I bacilli
vredominated (66.4-94.1 percent); ShIgella type III was z7wst f requelitly iso-
~lated from the healthy. The results of sttidies on. colicIn prc~-'uction shcwed
42 were inactive with. respect to N, CO
that, of 922 cultures, 3 U K-12 and
E. coli B and 76 cultures were colicin type K-12; 4, c6licit type
1/2

Among the K-12 type cultures, 54 percent were fermentation. typo T; 44.8 percent
were type 11; and 1.2 percent were type III. The culturos iso1ated in 1969
e-dhibited a gradual decrease of stra:ins sensitive to levamyceLmn, and a gr(7,4ing
number of strains sensitive to neomycin and monomycin.

...... .. .....
USSR UM 6i.6.93r:576.3
I~IARTTS A -Aj, S- 1-~
N. S. CHEBLI Ye. D., -IM13-S~X., A. S., YORNES, q. B. S. V.,
I
I It
GURMOGWYANITS, L. V., and VEMMOVA, A. A., Mloldaviar.
In-svitute of Hygiene and EpiderdoloU, and Kishinev San-itm%,r Zpiaen--'~ oloGical
Station
IfE
nzymitic 'I~rpes of Sonnei Dysentery Pathorrens Circullit' 4n K ~Kuev"
ir
Kishinev, Mravoolzhraneniye, No
jime 19T), pp ";8-44)
Abstract: Me mv.-Iber of Sh. Sonw~-.:! s'krr.ILn" "sulated in, ~:T.'Ihinev in 1`168 '4"V:
th,j.n four timis "reater 'Cirn, in P, 59. 1.,--!iy heali;hy -1kndJ:dAim-,Is carriere of
r (1 0
thcoe bacteria. A 'otal o' 1 14 cultv. , (:tt. jn~rj 4
deteri"Ine tdieir morpholo,ricri-l, poptolytic, anti~,pnic, athf~r -ttroncr ties,
including ability to I-mmll to 'ids. Pauhq"'Imn into
.X~ L t;'I 4 t
% o I J. I.
three emyratle typem. I
hours of incubation at 37'C, but do not froxn4jaL xqlosa for v.- wi,!e4; type !I --
ma'ItAz-er, fermnt rha=nsp- .rit-h a delay (after three to fo-or. or (.,a nat f'Cr-
nt either rha;Lnose or xylose; typq cultures fe:Lment botii. wu;~:ars vidiin
the firBt 24 hours. Of the 1,714 CILIt=,-,s irmestigated, balon~je(' to t,,~pe II,
21.% to type I, and to type Ill. .lie tezts are fair~,Jr ea.-:,,) and can le pper-
formed in routine clinical. laboratories.

--30OCT70
~'VZ 027' UNCLASSI,FIED PROC'IES S I NG DATE
~,TITLE-CHRCMATOGRAPHIC DETERNKNATION OF. THE $PECIFIC $kJRF,14(,E OF COKE
-ACCORD ING TO THE THERMAL DESORPTION OF ARGON _u_
7lAU`-THOR-(03)-SKLYARt H.G.r BASKINAt YEVBot -MARIYC
-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
l.SOURCE--KOKS KHIM. 1970, (3), 21-3
PUaLISHED ------- 70
,.lD'ATE
,-40AJECT.,AREAS--CHEMISTRY
JOPIC TAGS--COKE, CHROMATOGRAPHYP ARGONP KRYPTON, NITPOGENt LOW
_~.,_,_.'_,`l.E_M?ERATURE EFFECT, POROSITY
-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
STEP NO--UP,/0068/70j'000/t)0110021/0023
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0522
C IRC ACCESSION NO--APOIL9441

-.~~-,2/2 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCTIO
'CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119441
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. MEASUREMENTS OF COIKE SURFACES BY
SENZENE AOSORPTION ARE LOWER THAN BY KR 13ECAUSE S(14E ~)F THE COKE PiRES
ARE INACCESSIBLE TO THE LARGE BENZENE MOLS. THE AR ATOM IS SMALLERr
WITH A SOLID MONOLAYER SURFACE OF 15.4 ANGSTROM PR[KC2; IT PROVIDES A
MORE EXACT SURFACE MEASUREMENT THAN N AS DErD. CHROMA l'OGi;'APH IC ALLY AND
STATISTICALLY. A DETECTOR WAS USED FOR DETG. THERINAL CONU. AmO AN
AUTOMATIC RECORDING POTENTIOMETER FOR CHROMATOGRAPH ~(TSVI'T). AT MINUS
195DEGREESt THE AR WAS ADSORBED BY THE C;OKEp Tkie COKE SAMPLE 4AS THEN
HEATED TO ROOM TEMF., TWE Ak DESORBED AND THE POTENT1014EI-ER RECORDED ~A
CHANGE IN THE MIXT. COMPN. AS A DESORPTION PEAKO THE PEAK OURATIUN WAS
S1,41LAR TO 1 MIN AT A RATE OF GAS FLOW OF 60ML-)41N, THE ADSORPTION
DESORPTION CYCLE CONTINUED FOR S1141LAR TO 10 M1114. EXPRE!iSIONS ARE
SUBMITTED FOR THE INTERNAL SP. SURFACE# IN TERMS OF 14ATERIAL QUANTIrY
ADSORBED BY THE MONOMOL, LAYERP AND FOR iCALCtJ. OF THIS QOANTITY.
METHODS ARE ALSO GIVEN FOR DETG, THE VOL* OF THE AUSI~RBEO AR AND THE
PEAK SURFAC~S. THESE OETNS. WERE SIMPLER, _cHURrER AND M(IRE SENSITIVE
~-THAN BY FORMER METHODS. THE SURFACE VALUESLUEPENDED, MORI: ON THE COKING
PROCESS* E. G.9 HEATING RATE AND FINAL TEMPor THAN ON POROSITY. THE
SURFACES VARIED FROM 0.62 M PRIME2-G FOR: 11.268DEGREESt WITH, A 51.3PERCENT
POROSITY TO 1.00 FOR 13T20EGREES,, WITH A 52.61PERCENT POR0S!lTYr RESP.
UNCLASSIFIE.0

-:140040704-- im o482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated,. Section.I Owbemical, Derwent
240946 IRON SMELTTFG ~N A GAS-FIkED Ct:F(jWk blo-wa it
with"reviously thermally cracka-d drocorkns
p
during melting so as to promote a3s1milat:1.on by; the
iron of the carbon involved. This gas is,~thenully
cracked by passing it round in condaits lot int4,y the
cupola lining and thus emerges as a heateii. mix of
carbon black and Saneotis hy(lrogen. This Ls sul4able
for continuous carb~trising of the iron in the cupola.
1.2.66 ai 10527002.2-2. GRACHUN.A.,et. al,,(19-8.69)
LIP
Bul 13/1.4.69, Class 31a. Int.Cl.B 22b.
AUTHORS: Grachev, V. A-; Cbernyy, A. A.; Kati7enbiikh.? -_M and
Kur aM
. lr'W) 35 -
0 3
1

Acc. Abstracting Servicet, Ref. Code
03676 CHEMICAL ABST.
f- 69077j Determination of coal-tar naptithat6! irriptirities by
using gas-liquid chromatography Nfa I.; Allur,eva
; ZfJensLava, 1. A. lirm-m-
0. A~
33 11111%,1). Die st donary pllw~e Wm hizeillk bri6,* INZ-600
(0,2.5-0.i[) 11MI KT,-611S) C-Olltg. pol j "Ii dly It'll 4 ldipafe)
Used ill -1-6 mal X 21-4 In C-Allmliq lit 1.2)i!~jltloll, &.ptnidilig
ori carrier gas and rnak-c. of ~hronwwgrapli. YjI...1ophinolle was
,Ui, I T, ii pre-
the itittriml statidard. A clifomikt~,)grajti tv;
'13 ev vas St!p.
5entvd, and au anal. with , 111doll.
with Ow iallw t~olummat a hig'h~r t~ inp. J~V~ .12,1j'.~ acemaph-
thene as standard. By extrapkilati(m of dig- lrz.1)3. inapure
naphthatent-s, t1le 11J.P. Of L11C PJ:Tf- O)JI11)(1-wati fil,,iltid tc, bv SOA*
Olaf 11,;1ollisell
PRAMT',

7~-;7-7
j
USSR UDC 632.4.01/.09
and VESELOVSKIY, V. it., Hosccrr State
RUBIN,, B. A., DIAE"OVA,.
University
"Effect of Different Strains of the Fungus :rusarium oxysporun vasinfectum on
the Ultraweak Luminescence of Cotton Roots
Moscow, Sel'skokhozyaystvennaya Biologiya, No 5, 1971, pp 719-723
t strain (No.61) of a monosporour, culture of Fusarium
Abstract: The avirulen
oxysporum vasinfectum po%t~rt~ises more noticeable ultraweak lumlnescLnce than
do virulent strains (Nos 15 and 54) of the. same futigus. 11te intensity of
luminescence of an aqueous extract frota the mycelium of thlo 61 it; five
greater than that of mycelium from either of the pathogeld.c st-rains. How-
ever, the normal ultraweak luminescence of- cotton roots Is stimulated only
by treating them vith aqueaus extracts from the pathogenflc stra:lnri. Th-
degree of stimulation of luminescence generally varies -vkh the concentrzi-
2 tion of the extract. This effect of the virulent straim.; is rej,,arded --s a
manifestation of the influence of the pathogens cn thehost plalit's metabo-
lism.

USSR WC: 621.384-633.6
YESIN, S. K., KOVAJENIKO, V. I., and
"Modernization of the Local Orbit Perturbation wlystem for Uniform
Bxtraction of Particles"
Moscow, Pribory i Tekhnika Eksperimenta, No 4, :1.973, pp 20-22
Abstract: The subject of this paper is the methad of local orbital
perturbation, now being used in the Yerevan syncthrotron for obtain-
ing gamma beams. A beam of slowed gamma quanta is obtained by mov-
ing the be=- of accelerated electrona to can intorior target in the
rectilinear synchrotron Cap. '&;'he local orbit porturbation is ac-
complished by applying a pulee of abmi-i3inuooidaI shaipe, f orned by
thyristor resonant circuits, through a set of au,xilimry coil wind-
ings of the ring electromagnet. A diagram of the pul8e-forming
circuit and the method used for its.power s4pplyl 'from the resailant
circuit of the accelcrator in given.~ An explanation: io Oven of
unifcrm as well as slow extraction of particles ~or the purpoov of
improving efficiency in the use of the synchrotrpn. :Photogi-aphs of
the Bemi-sinusoidal pulse and of the gamma beam Oulse are pr6duced.
I Sjriy
The authors thank DI. DII. Vilkov and N. A. Zapol for their heip
1/2

rM
USSR UDJ 621.r-2:559.23
~UMAA-.ANy-A.B., KUROV, G.A.
"Concerning Thermal RP'Lects Originating In The Proceoo 0_' GroviinE Filrim In A
'Vacuum"
Sb.nauch.tr. po probl. mikro.--laktron. Vlosk -ir-t elqktrcin,, tel:hn. (Coll!3atic)-i
Cf Scie&,,ific Works On Problems Cf Mlicroulectrcni,~s. 11~ouccw Lnvtitute Of
Electronics Technology), 1971 , T ssue; 7, pp 19-2r, (from 11,Q,h:F,).e,:tronikv i yeve
Rrimenaniye, No 6, June 11072, Abstruct No 6A60)
Translation: An evaluation is w-de of the chanae of of a filra an
exposure to heat flux from an evaporator, no appl-~ed to.-I.'rio :irt~v:th e, FjT_,-,t-,n,-
1 0
ial films or germaniun. at a rate on tho order of' 20-~O Z'oec"t,,ith a 111100 0
pitaydal !CC0_15C~3
temperature of the subotrate, 31irat-0.16uncounly, e, L 1 9
thick. wore prepared by vacuum evuparation, with tho iridi-:;ated vonlitioni t)4
-ro"i'l. Tho reaulto cf a computation vierb compared witj~i
tests ehowed, in th!~ proccuo cf of the f_Jlm at, a
ature and low rat-ev, of' dfposition, t1io chiinge of t,i!j 1.1,0i".-
inF, film le rlight. Apparnn-1.1y, th,;, atoad5xiotio (n' tlv~- rol;1-mi 1)1,' crn~1c.no;1J.,lor.
is of Vital Laportant.10) u GKmiL,o, 0V which can (iddl to a.
ure and to a chango of t~o prop=_rti,.~i of epitriixial filt'n'll raspfict -to tKic'-
ness. 16 ref. Ye.G.

IN
77
USSR UDC 577.1:615.7/9
S
PINIGIN, M. A., WMCA YAN HURUPOVA, V. S.
!'Adaptation to Different Types of Exposure to Chemical Substances (Constant,
Intermittent)"
V sb. Farmakol. Khimoterapevt. Sredstva. Toksikol. Frobl. tc;ksikol.
(Pharmacology. Chemotherapeutic Agents. . Toxicology. Problenm of
Toxicology--Collection of Works), Val 5 (Advances in Sciences and
Technology. AU-Union Institute of Scientific and Techmical Lnformation,
USSR Academy of Sciences, Moscow, 1973, pp 120-128 (from RZh-Biologicheskaya
KbLimiya, No 17, Sep 73, Abstract No 17 F1898 by the autbar)
'Translation: A graphic method is proposed for evaluating the process of
adaptation to continuous and intermittent inhalation of aniliae (Mt-Hb-
forming substance).
1/1

USSR
UDC 621-36
GRODKO, V. A. and B. K.
"Thermodynamics of Systems for Direct Thermal to Electrical Energy
Conversion, Part 211
Moscow, IzvestiVa Akademmii Nauk SSSR-7nergetika. i tra_"iport, No.
3, 1971, pp 107-116
Abstract: In the first installment of this series, published in
this same journal (No. 4, 1970) the assumption was made t1lat a
system for direct conversion of thermal into el,ectrical energy is
a combination of two electrodes, one "hot," the other "cold." The
bounds of these electrodes are points of maximmm aM. ininim= ~lec-
-ot-
trical potential. This second of the series-cf articles is dev 1-d
to an examination of the gvneralized thermodynamic cycle and the
derivation of the volt-ampere equatiow ol" the system. The authors
find that these equations, expressed in terms of I.-he, tempera-.ure
and potential,are valid whether or not the abse,.qce c~f the simulta-
neous variation in temperature and potential in -the branches Of -rhe
system is assumed. An examination of -the relationship between -the
the different thermal-emf conversion coefficients found by ~;,aricus
researchers leads to the opinion that the ooeff;Lcielt is limited
by cases in which both branchos of the diroct conversion _eyst~t:m

I'llow!-!wmaq,H
USSR
GRODKO, V. A., et al, Izvestiya Akademii ITauk ~S.SSR-----nergetika i
transport, lNo. 3, 1971, pp 107-116-
are formed by an electron gas with the distribution functions of
a single type of electron. Two diagrams of th* ideal cycle of the
system are given.

L/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED
~TITLE-THE MUTAGENIC EFFECT OF VIRUSES. REPORT
.MONKEY HEMORRHAGIC FEVER -U-
A,UTHOR-.(05)-MARKAR O.S.t SHEVTSOVA, Z - V
14.G, v-ABDi;Q ~M
V
UPCOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~~SOURCE-GENETIKAt 19701 NR It PP 144-1.50
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCI'ENCES
~':TOPIC TAGS-- HEMORRHAGIC FEVERt VIRUSt MUTAGENr
M ITOSIS, CHROMOSOME
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~DPCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PRnCESSING DATE--04DEC70
If. CYTOGENETiC STUDY OF
KUKS010 r Mq:I - v MACHAVAR I ANI
MONKEet 8010E MARROWt
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/1371 STEP 140--UR /04'r3/ 1'0/000 o'00 1/0 144/0 1 54D
CIR C --A
CCES54OWN0 AP0136729
t !'~ n

21Z 025 UNCLASSIFIED P14,0CESSING DATE--040Er70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136729
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABS TRAV CYTOGEW:TIC STUOT OF MONOEY
HEMORRHAGIC FEVER SHOWED A DECREASE INAITUTI(~" AGUEVITY AND AN INCREASE
IN THE NUMBER OF DYING CELLS ANG CELLS WITH PATHOLOGJCAL CHANGES IN
[INFECTED MONKEY BONE MARROW. EXPERIMENTAL MONKEY, 1-11:-:14011RHAGIC FEVER WAS
ACCOMPANIED BY AN INCREASE IN THE LEVEL OF CHROMOST.114E .43FRRATIONS fill
.BONE MARROW CELLS AND IN CULTURES OF PERIPHERAL BO)OV C1&1jKOCYTE5,,
INJECTION OF CONCENTRATED VIRUS CONTAINING MATER1,41. PRODUCE0 A HIGHER
YIELD OF CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS THAN INJECTION OF I~VkTIVC MATERIAL.
HEMORRHAGIC FEVER VIRUS INDUGEG CHROMOSOME REA1RA',AN(t,i;-,-?1EtqT:5 OF THE
CHROMATIC TYPEY ANALOGOUS TO THOSE 013SERVED IN CONTROL CELLS DURING
SPONTANEOUS MUTATION. THE 06SERVED INCREASE IN THE LEV~El. OF CHROMOSOME
--ABERRATIONS IN MONKEY BONE MARROW CELLS DUE TO THf 111RU~S INDICArES THE
REAL:VALUE OF THIS VIRUS IN INTENSIFYING THE MUTATMN Pr-,CICESS IN SOMATIC
TISSUES OF SENSITIVE TYPES. TWENTY MACACA RHESUS MONKrYI; WERE INFECTED
WITH HEMORRHAGIC FEVER VIRUS PASSAGEU 21-2(t TIMFS 111 MONKEYS. 14ONKEYS
-Y~ 4 1 M L 4 UN
WERE INFECTED WITH BRAIN MATERIAL FROM SICK M014KE ~, I. A, 0 - TS IN A
TITC-R- OF LO PRIME3 ML ( 10 LETHAL 00SESY OR WITH MATERIA1. CONSISTING OF
'100-LETHAL DOSES. THE INCUBATION PERIOD OF THE DISEASE,VARIED FROM 2-6
DAYS, FACILITY: INSTITUT EKSPEOMENTACINOY, PAT(ILOGII I TERAP11*
SSSRt SUKHUMI.
UNCLASSIFLE0

USSIR IJD-" 575. 576, 6 5S
'M
I V. x1n.'sol/A I., LWA-I'~.!'
RK
cpar iant:al Rathola~-Yy and Thorapy.
A Institute of Im
M. V.?
-;ademy of: Medical Sciences USSR, SuIctilaml.
"Tile Muta-crenic Effect of Viruaerj .'11:. ("Vtopnet';Lc Si:,j-dy of Mo(i't1-':':r
0
Hemmorrnagic Fever-
lkloscow, Genetika, Vol 6, No 1, 1970, pp 144--1..50
Abstract: The cytogentic 2ffccts of moillees? 'f-evcr
were stud---'ed on experimental"Ly infecte~t 'Xacaca ravszs
decrease -Lii mitol.-ic az-t2.v:LI:y ana, an -Lncrejase iii the ~)er of
and pathologically altored cell.- in the bone marrov of! Lnfe-ct-ed
cals ~,as oosarved. T*na nucaber of chrono,,iomc abjerrati,,xis ia boiiv, tz~x-
rou cells and in paripharal- blood leukocytes in increaGed.
Tile aberration. yield produced by concentrated v-i:r1~i;-cnn1.aiairg m--tiarial
was higher than l.-hat produce)d by the initial mate'r-".al. 11,44. of
on.
monkey hemorrhagic Ali~ver induced primarily aberrafl.L. -3 of t1i a chr a-
tid type, which were similar to those tliat occurc,jtd irl i.-orirrol
animals as a result of spontaneous Mutation.

va-laki and then reducing, tetrarAydroisoquinoiim .4~~
synthesized. By reacting phenylisopmpylazine with Indamones and reducing
the ketinines that formedl, aminoindans IV were obtained., Hydrachlorides of
conpoumls IIw III,, and IV were effective as coronary dilidants ~(table). The
formUs and properties of coxpowA I and of the hydrochl~~dea of II and III
&re Usted in tables.

phii-WOU
Owd' 0%I6blo&
USSR ~.UDC 541.6q+,,Ut?-534
XNMGMg A. Lop (DECWED)o Awl ALEMAMAI(t R. A., KHORERYAN,
G. A., BAIAUNt R. S., and AR KV .0
MM. "Z. 90 Institute,of Fine Organic
Chealstry imeni A. L. Madzboyan# Academy of:Sciolices Axmw4an SSH, Yerevan
"Derivatives of Arylalkylamines. 11. Constitution and P]Wsiol*g;ical Activity
of Some Substituted Arylalkylamines, and Their Derivatives"
Yerevan, ArRyanskiy Mizicheskly Zhurnal# Vol 24s No 8j 19W, P.P 703-713
Abstracti Bu condensing the chlorides of substituted pheiVlacetic, diphenyl-
~t %rj+h -nhf4nVI.. Xnjj nhAnnivvismi-ranvIaminia.,

Abstracti Condensation of 5,7-dlmethoxy-I,Z,3,4-tetrailyd=lsjC~lu=O.Line w2tn
diphenylacetic- and dipheykylp-ropionic acyl.ohloridem gave! xespOotive amidus --
N42-diphenylacetamido)- and 1,,-(2-diphen;lpropionyL-wldo)-43,7-diretboxy-I 2,
394-tatrahydroisoquinoline, m.p. 133-134 arA 145-146 reispecttvely. These
products were ve-duced with UAlH4 to tertiary -mines and ooavert~ad to hydro-
lpropyl~-6,7-dimathoxy-
chloridest N-( A -diphenyleth,~l)- and 11-( Y -dipheny,
-ig2t3$4-tetrahydi-oisoquinoline, melting at 173-17 and V19-180 respectively.
Vh&n 1-phenyl- or I-p-methoxyphenylwdnomethyloyclobexanc~ vas imed in above
condensation, the products were 1-(amtamidonatlWl)-l-phei3ylcy*lohe:cane and
3g4-dinethyloxyphenylethylamide of diphenylproplonic aeldw Cycdization of these
asides followed by LiAI.H4 reduction yields respective tie tWWdzoisoquinoIInes.
1/2

MC 5"117s.835,542-953
MMHOYAN, AL. (DECWED) R MMMOSYARr T. H., SOLOPaNk,
L. P. . and RUWHYAII, Z. Nu"t* oblklne Organic Cliwdstxy, Academy of
Sciences ArnSSR, Yerevan
"Isoquinollne Derivatives. VI. "'Opthesis and Pharmucolq;lcal Properties of
), L rl 0 '1 n"A Thalv-

Nit=g6ji COVounds
WSR tjDc 541.69+542.91+547.233
S.p AVAXYILNg 0. M.,
WWROYAN, A. L., (DECEASED), Hc--
and TSATINYAN, A. S. , Institut?egoaftne' "Ortza-z
'..e-mistpy imoni A. L.
Kndzoyan, Acad,.my of Sciences Armenian SSR, kyerevan)
"Arylalkylamine Derivatives. III. Synthesis and Pluarjuacological Properties
of N-(3r3~-Diarylpropyl)-N-Aryl(diphenyl)alkylamines"
Yerevan# Armyanskiy Xhimicheskiy Zhurnal, Vo, 24# No qj 1-9711 :PP 791-797
Abstracti Condensation of veratrole with methyl ester of cirauLmic acid
in nitrobenzene and in presence of aluminum chloride gave the methyl ester
of 3-(3,41-aJmetho-j-,--r,-.-,y-L)-a,-,~lici-,ylpropionic acid, WtAch could easily
be saponified to the free acid, and fInally converted to acyl ibloride by
treatment with thionyl chloride. Condensation of this atcyl Chloride with
homoveratrylaiLinet phonylisopropylaaine and diphenylamimobut-iine gave re5pective
amddes, for example homoveratrylanide of 3-(3'j4'-d1metk)oxypbenyl)-3-
phenylpropionic acid, which could be reduced to the res:pective secondary
anines using LlAlH4 in ether. Tested in an assay on raVa spormiduct these
&mines showed sympatolytic and some of them even adzenalytle ictivity.

USSR 1J-LC 541 - 69+547 -754
Institute of Fine
SOLOMITITA, L. P., and MAMHYAN, E. $.)I
Organic Chemistry Dreni A. L. Mr-fthoyan, Acad. Sc, Armenian SSR (Yeravn.n)
"Synthesis and Investigation of Pharimiceutical Propemtii-~i; of I-Diphenylall-L..-I
Substituted l,2,1,4-Tetxnrhydro- -carbolines and Their 1):!rirwLives
Yerevan, Arnyanskiy nindcheskiy Zhunial, Vol 25, No 8, 1972, pp G33-62
rrz)
Abstract: Tryptamines condensed vith diphenylacetic ac-,;'d anci L~ipl)enyi-
pionic acid chlorides yield amides which can be corriertt,:1. to c(-.?rrezponii-.n-
secondar-y amines by lithiun al-aminunt hydride re(Iuction.
cyclization of these amirics with PlvD~T'hcrrus ox-yehlo:ride '-),Le1ds Club-
stituted tetra-hydro- ~3-car'bolineo which ',then conclennad -1th formalin-~ ylcld
and
ho 1 ra /0 -Cm~t)01-
511-ben 6)aze, 718,1.3,131.), .1),", 15- )yd
Inas. Mat of tlulcu compouti-la oxhibitod
U

USSR
ALIKhANY8111, A. I. BEELYaNOV, E. S., IORI)rfalft N. P, UPER-yalLt-IL _Z11, and
ShI)ChLYaROV, K. K.
"A Study of Transition Radiation in Plastic Foam"
Moscow, Pislma v Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Tlziki, Vol 17,
No 9, 5 may 73, pp 453 - 4,56
Abstract: Recent studies have indicated the -,reat utill-ty ol' transition
radiation in those hiEh-energy regions, where traditional me0ods of particle
Identification encounter great difficulties. However, there is still a lack of
systematic studies of radiation spectra in porous rraterLa.ls. 'rhe nuthorB used
the Yerevan electron accelerator to study radiation in Vie frPquency band
13 - 130 kev. Electrons with enerries of I - 3.75 Gov toare used to pr(>iuce
photons detected by a scintillation couftter with & !1'?.l i~lrystal 2 centimeters
thick and 7 centimetera in diam-eter, behind a beryllitan ealt vindow 100 microns
t1dek. Differential radiation spectra and,curvei relating the total number of
phatons per electron to the characterlstlos of the plastic we~we obtained#
-6-5

------ -----
USSR UM None
ALDWIPYAN, A. I., P-ZLY,,Y_YV E. S., GARIBMT, G. M. LORMIN, M. P.,
MAMCAIRYAUTI 11~ 7,h. and S,1D7_,FL'LA.ROV K. K.
Separation of Ultra -11i 61.-E,iergy ltrticl~~.s by tho Radiption T'ransition __-'Lhoil
~bscov, Pislma v Zhurnal H1=qrir,Cntal1roLe i Teoretichaskov YJ ziki vol 1";
tio 6, 20 September 19'12, PP 315-3-18
Abstract: Detectors of transiticri radi,-A-on in the c - r,,:-, yfr,:,1~juency
range are widely used fcr ic-itifyinG hi:-
cosmic rays and in .large accelerators. This l0ttea, --:_JVO.';
sults of ex,~erir2erts conductr,~d on trznsitional radiation
in foam P.1astic of 0.0,1? g/cIn" densit" uith Clectron ean-r~-J_C-s of
1-4.5 Gov, where it- was shown -that the use of the stxeam~"_"
method -.,;ith P. foa! rl-Lstic radintlor -ermittoo the sc;Vu-ticil 03,
partic-te'-, in th:a rarige of r 2/.':'02>10:~ -"-i-h !Ach
- L- u Z~ 11 - - -1.
bility. T" I i -_ equi,,-.:,_~n1*1 used for t1ae measure:ponluo wns th~e as
'ha' described in an. c-rlier article 1'. Al'.1-han'van, et iil,
i_*u:a , .5 , :11,17 0,1 p 2 6 7o d ii u d tu o p e rz, i t o b -
serv:~tion Gf Lhe -,;rku_,ry elcctlron trac2-,, thu2 biisiii,- the nrcr-e-
durel The qi2csticn o.-f the i.,,ossibility of separatilir- proto"ns, _-rd
1) 1 -1 11 J-9' ;S C A*) I I
than!; A. Ts. Ajntuni for hi~,, u,,uN1 coi'Tibnts.

112 020 UNCLNSST'FIED PROCES'StING DAT~_--230CT70
TITLE--CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURE OF HYDROCAR30oll COMPONENTS OF
PROTECTIVE WAXES -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-MARKARYAN, R.A.v KAZAKOVAt L.P.
iCOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--NEFTEPERERAB. NEFrEKHIM. (MOSCOW) 1 970t (31p 14-17
VAlt PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRYt MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--PROTECTIVE COATINGt 141AXt PllYS[CAL CHEMI$1-itl PRO;)ERTY,
HYDR,OCARRONt CHEMICAL COMPUSITIUN/(U)Z~ .1 WAX, (UM WAYj (U)PARAFFIN 8
V
-WAX
t-."CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1516 STEP NO--UR/0318/70/00(j'~/003/0014/0017
_CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0113503
I A- ce. 1--c-t ILIN

UNCLASSIFIeD PROICESSiNG DATE--230CT70
2/2 020
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118503
ABSTkACT/EXT.RACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IANTILOXi WAXES ZV I AND Mf ANC
PARAFFIN R, APPARENTLY FQUIV. IN NNTIaZONANT ACTlYITYt WERE SEP0. BY
FRACTIONAL CRYSTN. INTO 10 FRACTIONS WHICH WERE FU-~UHE-R SEPD. ON THE
BASIS OF UREA COMPLEXING AND WERE CHARACTERIZED A$ TO M,P., N I ME 70
SUBDj AND SYMMETRY FACTOR. IMPORTED WAXESi ANT'It..':jX Yl-'-:LDiNG ipO. I AND
34olPERCENT OF FRACTIONS M. 15 LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 45 aND 55-650~GREES
AND WAX M YIELDING 24.0 AND 38.0PERCENT OF FRACTIONS 11. 45-50 ANO
50-5DEG:ZE;-:S CONSISTED MAINLY OF N AND ISOPARAFFINIC HYDRUCAR3ONSt
W.14EREAS UOIMESTIC WAXES ZV I HAVING, A NEARLY EVEN 161,P. O[STRIBUrION AND
PARAFFIN B, *YIECDING 22.5 AND 33.5PE-kCE-NT FRACTIONS M. 45-50 AND
50-5DEGREES CONSISTED MAINLY OF NAPHTHENIC HYDRUI:,P~30NS HAVING BRANCHED
SIDE CHAINS AND PARAFFINIC HYDROCARBONS (SIMILAR TO 851'eRCENT N
PAR-AFF,INS), RESP. FACILITY. AINKHGP IM. GUBKINA, MOSCOI.-It USSR.
I Mir I A r L-1 -I-r_ I =rl
V' ~ I.. t- -.J.. A ~ & " ~

112 i721 1 .1, C, 11 r
1~13CEIS'N(v ar 02 C C. T 7 r)
TITLE-THEPIOG.-UPHIC STij,)Y .~F SOL 11) IfYn;~f,)CARBOIS Qf~ PRJULTIVE .4AYFS
i~AZAKJVAt (*P*
:C OUN IY '-,F INFO--USSR
S' UW HI 1-' . T t A. H,11101 . Ti~-," L~ASEL: 19 71), 15(l) 28-3
P
DATE f Ur L ISHE 7 0
SUBJECII AREAS-MATERIA~S
TOPI: Ts'%.r3S--PPOTECTIVE CJATING, WAXv OZONEl RUW3FR# MOTIP VLHICLE TIRF
REST ~~l CTlf-',NS
DOCU"',EXT CLASS--UPICLASSIF IFD
PROXY t'.
L/f RArAL-1492/1516
CU7,C *CCi:f--,5TL.N N'-'--APOli2510
u G t. -s[ I V P

ING )A]-t--02q(:T70
2112 021 UNCLASSIFIED iiRnc Els
GIRC ALCLSSI.)N NO-AP0112510
ABSTRACI/EXTRACT-M GP-1- A ti,S T 1',.:% C TTHE w,%X~S, uSr-) VoR
TIJES AND kUBEER IECH. -Ark'11CLES AGAINST (MON'l CRACKP.,,;v WE.-IF Ci:lf-'PLEX
MIXTS. OF VARIOUS MOL. wT. HYDKQCARB~qINS, M. 49.!i--75f)iEl';,,REES, JIL
G 94 5-99 ~0, S
PLLRAI NA P HTH Eill I C F RA G I I
I N AR 3AA T.1 C-5 0
.0. 5-1. 5y HYDROCARBONS RFACTING WITH GAROAMIDE 30~iVPE[:~CENT.
-CHARACTER1571CS OF THE WAXES ARE TABULATED..

USSR UW 613 - 693
and SINELINIKOY, I. A.
"The Etiology and Prophylaxis of Vestibular Disorders ip Flight Personnel"
Moscow, Voyenno-Meditaluskly Zhurmal, No 22, Dee 73, I~P~56-59
Abstract: Three methods for training fliight personnel it-~ing a complex afferent
system to increase the stability of the vestibular anal~jrsors to acceleration
are. described. The first, or active, rsethod involves gj,mrastic exercises which
include tilting the head while rotating the body vith open eyes. nie second,
mixed active-passive, method uses a rotattint; chair vith tho Subject tilting his
head during rotation vith closed eyes. 7he third, passlve, m-~thod employs appar-
atus which both rotates and tilts, such as mvlDgs and cii-lindars. Slaccer~s of the
training io determined by the disappaaraixq P4, weakaatn~j of vestibular-vegetative
reactions such as rocking sensation, flush, perspimtioxt and musea.

USSR UDC 616.281:612.273
SIDEVNIKOV, I. A., MAP
SARXAN,_1,,_S., and, PAVLOV, G. I.
"Usefulness of Certain Hemodpiamic Parameters in Detecting Vestibular and
Autonomic Disorders Under Ordinary Conditions and Duria$, Hypoxia"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Serlya Hiologichevokaya, No 3, 1973,
pp 364-373
Abstract: The effect of motion sickness Induced by continuous cumulation of
Coriolis acceleration on various hemodynamic parameters was studied in 60
human subjects of varying vestibular stability under ariLinary and hypoxic
(02 10.5%) conditions. The vestibular and autonomic di;Wrders resulting
from motion sickness increased blocd pressure and peripberal vascular re-
sistance, but decreased the systolic and minute volumes.. However, these
changes were observed in all the subject.9, reprdless of the degree of
vestibular stability, suggesting that the cardiovascula17 system Call readily
adapt to vestibular stimulation. ~Thus, the use of hemadynamic parameters
is only, of limited value in detectIng latent vestibular insueficiency.

USSR UDC 611.851616-073-71611.84
MARKOYAN, S. S.p Candidate of Medical Sciences$ and SIXEL1,1KOVt I. A.,
"Method for Determining the Rate of the Slow and Rapid Phases of Nystaemus
on Blectronystagmograms"
Kiev. Zhurnal Ushnykh Nosovykh i Corlovykh Bolemiey, hJu 2, ltar/Apr 71
pp 90-106
Abstracti The proposed methotd for determining the phaze velocity of nystagmus
reduces to one tenth of Its original value the time ani woxi required to
evaluate the extremely important mystagmia reaction of! the vestibula apparatus
test subjects, A simple fornulas vW3 used for cLaoulating tho an,- 3
_,ular pha e
velocity in degrees second of the nystagmic impulse frbn ths velocity of
movement of the paper used to record nystagmus (In mm/iAncond.), the an&14 of
inclination with respect to the horizontal axis of the zlou.(or fast) phase
of mystagmus in degrees, the tangent of the neaeured ailgle C,:f inclination
with respoct to the horizontal axis of the plmaea of V* nyat.&Pdc impulse,
=xi the calibration wave of the anglo of deviation ofithe qiks in degrees.
Extensive tables of calculated values for vaxious waum of the 1%s1L q=tity
axe given and the possible anglar. of inclination of tho nystagrus phasen

USSR
MMRYAHj S. S. j Zhurnal Ushnykh Nosovykh i Gorlovykb Boloiney, No 21
XarlApr 71# pp 90-106
(from 10 to 890) are presented for various Yelocitles of paper advancement
during the recording of nystagmograns. A sUiple ruler itas designed by the
authors for measurenent of the angles of inolination. The authorz propose
their simplified nothod for deterrdning nystagama pl=im In clinical as
well as in scientific research work in the field of e1jictror4stagmograliby.
2/2

USSR UDC 616.281-008-07:617. 761409.24
J., and SIDEL'NIXOV, 1. A., Hoscow
MA
._%"ULJ5..S
"Determination of the Reactivity of the Vestibular Analysor from Nystagmus
Da&'
Kiev, Zhurnal Ushnykh, Nosovyk.h, i Gorlovykh Bolezrtey, Ila 4, Jul/Aug 70, pp
24-29
Abstract: Experiments wlth.J~130 human subjects showed tlial: the reactivity of
the vestibular analysor can be dcterWined -not only from One dwration of nys-
tagmus, but also from the rate of the slov phase, the amplitude,, and the
frequency. The rate of the slow phase of nyfitagmus provi)ked fi,/ stop sti.,111111
the most significant indicator. It increas;.-d with intem0fic4tion of the
stop stimuli at a rotation speed of 15, 30, 60, 900 and 18.0'hivc. Changeo
in the rate of the slow phase correlated with values of 0.1te stop atimulus up
to 180*/sec. Two types of curves showing the- react1vity of the vestibular
analysor with respect to the duration of nystagmus were itatermined, reflecting
differences in the subjects' vestibular stability (high &nd lcw). Nystagmus
lasting 18 to 28 sec provoked by stop stimuli of 15 to 600/sec Is an Indica-
tion of vestibular-autonomic stability, while more prolotiged nystagmus is an
indication of low stability.

USSR une 611-85:523
SILEL
NIKOV., I. A., PAVLOV~ G. I., DROZDOM, N. T., and
SMEPANOVI V. K.
"Effect of Vestibular Stimilation During Knoxia on Saae Physiological
Reactions"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akade7di Nauk SSSR,, Seriya Biologicheskaya No 1, 197le
PP 33-36
Abstract: main purpose of the study vas to deterrid~me whL-ther -.icderate
hypoxia can be used to detect latent vestibulo-autonorde instability in air-
plane pilots and On the assummtion that tolerance for cm,~alative
Coriolis accelerations 1,9~stlng at lea6t 2' minuter, is a 'Food criterion of vcsti-
biLlar functioll, ~!IJP heal.th.y flubject"; vore. Q1Xj)O[IC(t tO 11)'rN:)XirL. vitixz-r by remaln-
ing in a precs.Lre c1hw.Jjc~, tit ari VaItitu(:Ic" oj" WX) Y1 o"! bre-athillf" rt ,,~Wxjo~lo mix-
tum vith a low ccmtent FAI'd thWl iii a t;-,j4m,,J_rd c.-,&rii-. '11'.1a
results o.V Wic tcst vestillm-Lar itiotabiIIIy (4~,h In Ph~,(, w' th,.!
nonfliers, IPI,,~ of the Clii.,Iit school ccmdirl.atuss, rmd, thi.. 1.,Iior:~. Othor
effects of the acti,)n ul' hypoxia and CorkA..ii;;, W-CC14111-4tintIC
a T!IFLrkc,I occrervne in tiv., c.~-.rdiax output, I.ri t1iij idni,it-o vr>Iu.,.,.e of
respiration, imil diminic-Iied viuual neulty in thu aunsitlve 1xvil.vi(hallit.

USSR U 1), C621. 6-- 181.
KRIKOROV, V.G., KRASOV, X , A YE
'Preparation And Study Of Tne Qu a I i ty Of Tlhin,-Fih~ Capavitora Paced On Oxides Of
Rare-Earth Elementall
E16ktron. takhriL m. ab. U -r-r .'It E. ohs r. tr, i i!; n da rti 7Zlo c brcni c
3 k rz
ThchnoloU. Scianti~ic-,~3 nicai Collection. 4Ldministr,atiar, UP And S,
ch
No Sor
ization), 1971, Issue 1(7), PP 75~-83 t 1971,
0 qv310,)
Abstract N
Translation: The preparation is considored of thin die),ectri,-, ~-nd capa.citcrz
based on oxides of rp-re-earth elerentj by the method of ~vavor,.Uon ifi~h
electron bombardment and by un uluctron beam in a vacv-wm. '17h* rLsiilts exe nrazented
of a study of the quolity of th thin-film capicitprs pr9purad. 51wi-Mlary.
10

USSR UDC 615*2li547.665
MAMVA E. -11, A. K,g and GERHMp S. K.# InsUtute of Organic
ARC
1y2n2t2:hEsfij-'Academy of Sciences LatvianSSOR, Riga,
"Synthesis and Physiological Activity of 2,20-DL%mino-P.,21-(phenylene)-bis-
-indanediones-10"
Moscowl Xhimiko-Fazmatsefticheakly Zhurnall Vol 7P No 3# May 73# PP 30-33
Abstracti It has been shown thkub 2,21-dibromo-2g2'-(p~-pherkylane)-bia-
-irhianedlones-1#3 react via nucleophilic halogen excluut6p with primary and
secondary amines in anhydrous dioxime or ether to y1e14 . 2pl!'-diaminc-
-2,21-(p-phenylene)-bia-indanecUones-1,3. A series of derivatives vas
prepared, all compounds showing sone tranquilIzing action ; amino--m-pheny-
lene-bia-indanediones exhibited higher af.,tivity than tba p-phenylene homo-
logs, Compounds with the dimethylamino group in their~istruct-ure were more
active than comparables d-lothylamino derivatives. A transition from p-
-phanylene to m-phenylene derivatives resulted in disappearanes of the anal-
gesic activity.

USSR
'.&:A'YBYSHEV 0. A.,
-5 214
and YUREMOV
AViation Institute
Ni6kelll
"Superplasticity in Technica.1
MOSCOW, Izvesti-~ Vysshikli Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, Chernaya Mletallur-
giYaq 140 71 1973, pp 119-121
Abatract: A study was made of the T)lasti-city deT)et-xden~ce of NP-2 brand
nickel in a wide range of temperatures -inc! deformation rates,
on the initial structure. A diversity in the initial structure aas
attained at the ex-pense of producing nickel %,jith eosentia-111,r dif-
ferent grain sizes The notable difference ir. the character of the
change of actual s;resoes in the dejf-ormation.prowss de-:~eadin_ '
.L G on
the initi-il condition is demonstrated. The creation of a suuerfine
grained structure in nickel (d=4,Ar_) consideraloly oh-_jiCes its
strenE;th and plasticity indices. If the plasticity of large
U _L _brained
nickel de-oonds little on the 6eformation rate, -hen-on fine grained
nickel, a! 8000C and F, =5 -1o-3, c-1 deformations ra`.tes, a clearly ea_~-
pressed plasticity maximum o---:' 16004 is observed. Probably, this can
be exolalned by the fact that the structure of technical nickel
undergoes considerable changes in the deformatioa process due to
the high groviing rate of the grain- %which impedes tu;'ae obtaini-nC 0 'L
a higher plast-icity. Three figures, 'Live bibli*graphic-references.
60 -

Instrumentation and Equip:6ent
USSR UDC 620-1?2-251-05
YAYBYSFLEVp 09 A.# IIAMLOV, A. A., and GOHDI-rENKO, YE. C., Ufa Aviation Institute
"Device for Determining Metal Ductility Over a Wide Riunge of Deformation Rate--
and Temperatures"
Moscow, Uvodskaya Iabora.toriya, Vol 39, 110 7. jul 73, pp 880-681
Abstracti A new device is described which makes It posuible to determine the
dynamic ductility of metals by tensile testing in a wi~lo range of deformation
rates and temperatures. Design of this device providejal heating rates from 15
to 500- C/sec with or without subsequent laothermiLl sD4ik1ngP M titanium
alloy was tested on this new device anti on an PIR-0,4-1 tenzila testing nachine
at deformation rates of 1-103 and 1,10-1sec-1, reapectlyely, and at tenreratures
of 650, 900, 9,rO and 10000 C. In upset testing of VT9 ailloy In the selected
range of defornation rates, the effect of rate on, ductility vaB not rerqaled~
Macrocracks were not detected even at the highest defovuxtit~n ra:L35. Results
achieved with this new device showed the+, the ductility, of aji alloy is highly
dependent on deformation rate and temperature, One f1preq two bibliographic
references.

USSR ULX:! 620-1-1'2-251-2-05
KAYBYSHEV, 0. A., arid. MARMLO~r A.,A,.,,,,.Pfa Aviation Insti-b-ate
"Unit for Testing Ultraductile Materials"
Moscow, Zavodskaya L-aboratoriya, Vol 39, No 6, JI-11, 7,9., I~P 753-755
Abstract: The autho,.s developed a miachine, the NP-05-1, for IkestinG the iLltra-
ductility of riaterials over a wide interval Of def03,1m.-Iion rates and termpara-
tures. With this iikachine the defo:mration rate cart be varied. fro--.L 0.25 to 200
mn,/irdn, and by addirL; the reduc:Lng gear from '111 deforriation
rate can be reduced to 0-005 lmi/iidn. Tozparature call be Inr;Antained vit'i an
'40C u-0 to 500'~'C and *3 OC 41 rom 500 to 100iPC. A diagram illl.,Ltratcs
accuracy ol
the functioping of the M2-05-1 Imit- 2 figrares, 5 'bijIio,;;:-aj?I-,Ic mferences

1/2 022 U.NCLASS(FIE'D ll'K'OCE5!;lNG DATE-040ECTO
:TITLE--QUALITY OF STAINLESSi LOW CARBON STEEL -U-.
AUTHOR-( 05)-KASYANOV, A.G., GUREVIGHt Ytl.G.i MARKELIVi k-l.t SIDOROV,
N.V.v GERASIMOV, YU,V.
~..COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
tOURCE--MOSCOW, METALLURG.o NO 5p KAY 76p PP 17-19.
:DATE PUBLISHED ---- NAY70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, MECH.7 IND., CIVIL AND MASIN~ ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--LOW CARBON STEELe STAINLESS STEEL, METAftURGIC PLAN'ro
-ING,: HIGH QUA41rY
-MECHANICAL PROPERTY, ARGON SCAVENGINGo VACUUM MEI-11
-:27 :STE-ELt: ARC FURNACE, FERROUS LIQUID ME'rAL, iNimcnON FURNACE, STEEL
IMPURITY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRiCTIONS
UCCUMENT CLASS--U-14CLA SS I P I ED
,.PROXY REEL/FRAME--300710409 Is It, p
.C[RC -ACCESSION NO--AP0135881.
UINIC L AS
SSIFIEU
LL

THE MECHANICAL CHAR ALT ER I ~il ICS UJ;- THE !b I tt-L ~),A I A.')It' I rLl Al.t- 14 -11,
qEQUIREMENTS A COMPARISON OF THE MECHANIC~l Cl ii!.RAcrt'u.[5TICS OF THIS
STEEL MADE BY THE THREE PROCESSES DISCUSSEDt METALLIC ARGON
SCAVENGINGr AND VACUUM INDUCTIUNt IS AL$O PRESEW l!:0. FAC 11. 1 T Y:
CHELYABINSK POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE* FACI 4. 1 T Y: ZLATOUS
METALLURGICAL PLANT.
UNCL A SS 10: 1 ED

uss-31 J.-
c''iH
V. m.- S 1!,~ 1.) v
N c:
POLY.'l-wmv, Yu. V. L,~71:,i D_-:vA.. v.
Ins'i'ule and lial, u
ous Motaniiua-, oal
ls. n
"Qual-11- Stainles!~,, Low-Ca::-bon St
I'letallimc Tto Ma- 7-
Ib_~tract: A ztaM,1e_f-s, low,'--car-Inon
Mctallur,7, -Leal P-',c,.Y.-t is uoioribc~d, '..ho co:t-b-lon
u 0 'Irld 1111t~
f arna c 01,
with arpon. I;
sim-ilar me~kal r1a -Zt.~
the impurities in -G1-.c ty-pos of ;-.-~tcel,
t,,,o imethods -- ~~ho use of r,,~~Iu-al clactiodas a'nd
An an~alyzis of' th_- of a quzLritit!~.tivQl!
ties t-hat t1o z*-e hl".- c],.
contamination along the transverse :~.xis 0.f, s-";eZ~1 i3
less than that alom- the lo::4-7
_itudizcl ax`
112
70
UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC
2/2 022
-C-10.,C ACCESSION No--AP0135881 ACT. A STAINLES$~ LOW CARBON ~JEEL
~C. CT--(U) Gp-0- ABSTR 1~ 1
V~ - rLir- rA()nA

TTqqR
A, G
C,- 2
characte istics
of achanical
A eolriparisson
made by the tllrea -0~~Ocasses discuswd d
argon Scavenging, and vacuum induction 13L 1-00

USSR
UDC 669.018.45-15:539.214
KAYBYSHEV, 0. A., MAMYEV, L. V,, GUSEWA, S. P., and 1.0-HKELOV, A. A.,
Ufa Aviation Institute
"Relation Between the Structure and Properties of E1929 aloy"
Mosco%-7, IVUZ. Chernaya Metallurgiya, No 5, 1972, pp .125-:128
Abstract: An investigation is made of the effect wbich sLructure cbtained
by various kinds of heat treatment has on the properties of EI929 heat re-
sistant alloy. Open nnd vacuum-arc melts vere studi~t.-d. The cheinical conT)---
sition of both melts correoponded to technical specIfications. T1,.e harden-
ing y'-phase was analyzed: the anount of y-phaoe, rie!an grii-in -,.-.ze amd
lattice parameter were determined. The structvre an!1 proj;crties of the
alloys are ccn-pared. Tine high-temperatitrc strength -of' the alloy can be
attributed to grain size, vbile the ductility is a finiction of the distri-
bution and degree of dispersion of the,hardening y'-phase.
V MA IFIVINfill ApIflufflill

UK: 612.017.1,014.462
'+11 FIC t) MSES C~ CA:'~'L% RAIS IN Mrr. AFTER 2-4-YEAR upost'RE
1~~N.-TOCIMX'ICAL ANALY12S)
tl~
j=1cle by 1.7. ronotanttnVVd. A.S. q
~M.Abln 'J.4. UrllkOV, Ve SC I
h
rz-t~t~t ~rzadl.~tlon the currilarrive dosage of whtch, according to J
cc,:,! :Lonstitute ~0-100ron. Irven~Ern equIvaleril man! over &.one-
,,-ir fliv a-ute recurTvnt
ght a~ expo,,ur~ to oolar corpuacular
arlaSAPe Of 5-51n re= per burst (V-^.. flob~.ov et Pl.-. Sthae!rr) are fact ors that
crqCjnu--j- ~TV%c%!~-, at~rjnz ptolonged apace flights. 1%.& pragn-tts f
c: iri'hi C.ndit-lan-u. I-T' Z_~gq conditious dnd *ubetantiatlon of Izvolt; of par-
-Ifisible ex-,~~turc of c_aa=on3ut* d*rIPjt prolvns~d space flt-ht-3 constitutes a
prot,,n.
mf c:nsat Gf radiation sickneari ufter expo=ura -a rn.4-
t-~17 izzz -"Z ~r Imolzing radiation hive been mtudled in n,-)merc-j3 investi-
'~!-rc are -ny u,,)rk,; dealing with im=unalazical ra==I~Aty =4-r such
~Lutn
J.: V.1r. Troit~Hy et al.. and ar_hcrr-~. TOL Cb.0
in In the nrgantbn rvf~.raljle to ex; .. uure to
i-all dol-cs ot tzniz~n, radiation have not been InveAtIpa.-ed sufficiently.
ttiat 4-' =.tt.F; after fract1c,6.0 or contEnuoub
[;:nit nnt ir:
-aticnn so,u-,; r,.R. gaui~n; E.K. 0zhikicize),
!n trtr 7~.-nz. 6-& of specific Ittmunity
wi-A antlyg.d a unlq- complex chronic export-rit.
A 14-~, zrour. of '.,,y." !~No been cor.,Anuotu~ly rnpaned to gn:=ma rn~fi (cobalt
tor -v-r~: yo6c~ , ror Oic 14rat Lhrua vearn of the "parizautt the =:L=lz
sur6i ns catile be nref;ent for ttii, crew or a ap,,eecrift
~hr zrth to M.;ra 4nd Plovid-1 thf. rricli.tion
It
ol, iYu.G.
29 -

7C
=c 612.Lu.2.oi4.h,,,P
PL)ME Z: IC-AL71Y AYD C~MYXA= MF1JUW-M DW~~
by A. V. and
A
4 A MirrkajoV
nD4=-='
NO
April IT?, PP Z-.!-;?3, sutcdtt~ct-fo-r publication 10 June 19-1.1]
Ab2t-'4et: Paper E-1vea experimnt&L eatn whieh-heIV to
jAvuitittre tte 2ev~l e- which tbt erytb=cy*~e It-v'cl cf h^&W7
!~rad'~.,ec: do-z= is after a ptvziml lotul. After
=)jille for 2.~ m.niAten on r trPadrr4:a at a. n-eed of 5,;r k4
tA~~ ccgr, re3e~-zr-n into ILI= bizolatream 2,5*0.9%
c-C' the rnd rislas of thr, total ntmb-er of callft air:~Ulnt-
tT4_ In the Mic =zst dintinct index zhovine tbe utate
Ift the Which
P. Liven PILYZL-l L.~td. C-,1 the b.~i.
a'& In I li~ " -ttm ture aW Lhv I r owr f indingr tite m;thors
tnmt -T, ~mtlirocyte in tr.'a lum
RIC, S -. -T, :-j -cn t
i wtr~ lrrar:,&t~i in total d-i~ ~f J'10,
=1 rud for Z'Ii, 42 &nd 51 mor.-Jir. regpoc-
nd the
"V c" I their in t"Xt-~'n It"loy !11 Liiff~)"mrl 11 Int-ratory ani-
m carrc:jz,!,L:,-ne~, of thcz~ 1-rirv-~trr-, (Crcnkfte, et &I._ fkme
tl- in c~ntri.,!~ L~~ qr"jikUoc
fo;'= &L ,11 or I'c-rn. ~n !mIF;nM,~unt cP.U r~nerv- et hl.redAtdo
wid I.. Yft. Yevgcnlycva poInt nut
durllng light And I-riel' th-, im i=r.,h-~ in thc con-
m'.-1 thc T."X4'.2" of er%~hrocyt~i duc to =~re-ft--v ~-' ttr-, bi,,,a rrum it::
=n-! art- nznz-. in 1.h~ ~ry'~~irrqlritnr. 1r iiio if an In-
-In '-.e ,cnt~nt ." -A:n*,cvtc~;. w-,rk IL clmmct-rlz~.l 17 an
.~~rr'lze ~n '-L.~ n'~nv'r Of In b1col. However,

ZWNS -65e-~7
Apt,, 11VIZZI
VDC 612.014.e,82.4
ArrER 3-YEAR CMeIA IRRADIATIM. ~!F IttvS
(Articls b? T G Get Mv. H. A. hnrkelov V. 1, Pn pv
In- __SRv
na 'd V. A. Kor-kovl Honcw,
anlts- Y., 12~-- - - at,
KDsmicheekaya Biolonlya I. Meditaind, Ru;`s`1-n-n-,-VoI 6.
rdLrzitted for publ%cat%on 25 Harch 19711
Abstract. *his.pap-pr ou"orlica the remultz of a
year.. radiabiologUal experiment on dcjts. In several cx-
perimental series,chronic irradiation wtrh varied dome
r" tea (11 t6'150 red per year) and chrcnit irradiation
:-7 combined -with- -&-cut-e exposures (total dux#5 of IQ0 rj-J
per year) ware applied. Clinical hqmatvjng1caI. ~Ji"Lc~
logical and cytological examinations damonstrateJ that
the animal.4 maintained 4 satisfactory clinical condition
nd exhibited no serious organic r441atl-~f* danex . H,--
ve decrease in their componil4tnry ",tent jalit Los
find a changs.in their reactivity were n--ced.
A lack of adequate Information In the literature on the btnlogtcal
*effects induced by co"tant exposure to loniting rrdiation in th" dotes pos-
t%,Vible during prolonged space flighti rervvd as a basis for conducting a spe-
I experiment on a large number of dogs. The scientific program for the
W-41spertment, the Irradiation conditions and the results obtained one and twv
years after beginning this experiment have been published earlier (Yu. G.
Grigor'yev, at al., 1968, 1970).
This paper gives materials obtained after three years of irradiation
t>of the experirental animals. Data on the rnarber af antatols, doset and itradi-
,ation conditions are given in Table 1.
hiter three years of the experiment the condition of the Animals.
luatad from the results of systematic examinationss(in pect1on!,,,utemp:r;-
ova nts of body weight, pulse nd Morat rat 5
ture messurevent, messureme
remains satisfactory. The incidence of disease to the irradlatv,4 groups
(conjunctiVltis, dyspepsia, etc.) was low and did not exceed the correspond-
U
j Lug incidence in the gtoup of control aniouls.

rr.1
UDC 617-MI.2C-Ocj2,9-085-649.1-015.25-07.-
616.155.my-1-076-5
LWFECT OF AMYTEThAVM. AND ATP Olt H!14C1,0jEi;jS IN DOGS DMjjjG RUEATEM MO_qj?xS
AakIN-ET A PACKMAOUND Or MUM,= I P,~rjyj,-Tolj
by-v~
ai4 T. Ye.. !;,i
rReVE
-4L, -ab--jtt--d
C. r; iq
AbAract; This puper eutzarizea tl,e re-ultu of twz-year
of 4-ed. 71-,w _~.-pz reecird
A e~~v t,,f IP-n, 5 rfO!,,e~r, vhtr~.t the th ird U-. ;L
control. The 30 Irradlatel kt,gs were m1miniatcred radio-
pr,Avctlv~ ilrug2: =.d AT.". Hriw~or~.I,-tlc pfirfi-
=Zera higher ctfibility in respcmec to the drugr.
We ct=alcz Z,-.c ;jr tli--tip-tic-prolinyinctic memmurcs under

1;=cc Thl~ ~taidy -,f . --mplx exprrIzent cnrr%ed
tk--! With 2;10 4--9Z 4--h -.~rr -zo nrcmc loW-leVel r4dictlup (Yu. G.

Tnis hrticl~ Rlve.~ tl;~ re.:~ultrs of two y,??Lrv of observationo CA three
dcg- in th-v. ...Id ~,--,d Er-P. ~3) d,Eq Oiltjded
t" "1-'-.L ~o~o- Y- 4- ~
m dorm of raLl.,yemr w!". m~tl:tlrr-l nt:%ae prolonged execLLIre2 al-latir-T
zc-F'r rita-,&6 ulth ~ hn-ind do" threr t4,mr.-, n ycar. Ae tctal radlutlon do; a
r~arir4; the twa years un-, 1',"I ra4. 14- ;,Iilr,J trvt,uj~ whs & Itialeelcal ccantrol.

A,i tintirnilittion arug-~ we Bled umytetruvite and adenoalne triF414p'l-hato
(Aw). These. r~ a-g~ capm)lc c-f inre--ing the olAtUrnl 1,ody rrilor~61stunce 0
ftr-1 lnt~t~~ifying procts~e5 of po!;t-Adl,It!cr. mcovery (0. 1. nelool;ovt~ Jmd H.
V. T1. =i,; V. 13. ~rp-.ozy1r. UrA Ye. 1. ll~i 11-ki-I
r, -.I I 1-d 7"~C: a

0, ncla-~ vnLi h~
-1. 1- t;a- , wv- l.:i.%1 "in I -I -t to 0 1 "G I'l I I I'l,
ir, tvc,-wTk each rnf.l.i,~. ATP .0m

('0

SSTW or EftrAGWO=4S is =a. E~ W MW MMrATM IN D= 9M.
ZATM ColmrTion A=WAMrW PWWBGW SPAqVL1OH7
AO- 41-
(Article b t, L_'.Vmashiw A~ V_ llvaniz and Nottov, Un-
eekayn _7a,~ ,
A 1;TSV,-VOl+
mitten :c1r Publication .10 June 1970J
Abstract' This paper Oven the results of studies, Of dir.
ferent aspects of &~TythrorgleaLn (lifetime of red blQo4
cells, bone marrow production) of dogs exp*eed to COW
g- Irradistion for 2.5 years, Two-year trradl-
stlons,with a dose oX b.Y 9"sures
of k:? red tj=Qe times a Y*Url L i~~orttoc`l " hal-f-life Qr
erfthrocytem. 11owever, tho db"sp processes were repaLred,
its eould be iladged from the absence of wieaia_Incxc=t In
bone marrcu erythrol4 aleccatS, and !CCelarAtlot; of bone
murov red blood cell -,,reduction, Repair can te attri-
buted to activated ery-ttweld hentopolesis. The charqc3
pr,A"cad by chronic Irradiation alone were or a siziiftr
nattare, but less dirtiwkct.
This paper given the. results or a study or the LIfetime or iryVI-Vt1t, -a
the bone marrow production or erythrocytes, and some otber c1laracteriaticz
oryttvopoleals Lfi dogs subjected for 2.5 years tn 1' -irradlation from & Co
courts. This work was part or complex investigations of the blologicAl efrezi
of prolonged Irradiation, In done intensity and duration GiaLklatting the rudi6.
tion conditions in a chit, cabin during prolonged space flight IYU. G. GrIgo.
yev, at al.).
Material and Research Methods
In the experimentsve used 30 common male dop age's two iur t~ma ye
The animmIA were brolmn drAm Into three groups: tha,12 aoss in the 11rat
groulp,.SpAitst a~' background of persistent (22 hours a day) chronic f -Irr d.
tion with a dos* intensity of 62.5 rOA/.-sar, wove subjected tacb row Xv.-A a
to re~ested radintion, in a dose of 42 rad. The total mean absorbed U.%sue d
28
. . ..... ...

UNC L AS':S I F I E !PROCIESS(NG 0AfE--t3NOV70
TITLE--DYNAMICS OF GRANULOCYTIC RESERVE
CHANGE IN YHE 00til: HARROW OF
ANIMALS EXPOSE0 To CHPON[C GAMMA IRRADIATION -U-1
AUTHOR-(02)-ZUBENKOVAt E.S., 11ARI~.ELOVr B.A*
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--MOSCOW, KOSMICHESKAYA BIOLOGIYA I M E 0"T T Shi A ,HUSSIAN, VOL 4, NO t,
JANUARY FEBRUARY 1970, SUBMITTED FOR, PUbLICATION 6 JhNUARY 1969, PP 3-6
DATE PUBLISHED-----70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLCGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-BGNE MARROWP GAMMA IRRADIA~rlolq, RADIAT10N aELLULAR EFFECT,
SPACE R-ADIATION HAZARDo CANCERt PYROGENt; SOLAR :Fj.ARF_v SOLAR CORPUSCULAR
RADIATIONt TEST
CONTROL MAR~KIN --NO R E S TR I C T I'ON S'
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1986/1363 srFP:NO-.-UR/045~3,1',1)9/0,01't/001/00t)3/0006
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0103606
UNCLA$SIFIEOI

-77
r PRMESS~' 111G DATE-
212 046 UNC ASS, -1E I -13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSICN NG--AP0103606
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP--O- ABS TRACT. OUR I N G, PROLONGED SPACE FLIGHTS
'XPOSED.
IONIZING RAOIATION LS ONE OF THE FACTORS TO WHICH 1-1 AN IS F
"N TO 14HICH COSMOU'AUTS
ACCORDING TO B08KGV, ET AL., THE GALAC'ric RADIATIO
ARE suaJECTED CONTINUeUSLY DURING THE ENTIRE FLIGHT IS:APPROXIMATELY
70-100 REM PER YEAR OF FLIGHT )%N0 SOLAR: CORPUSCULNII RhDIATION IN THE
FLARE. EVALUATION OF TKE
SPACESHIP SHIELDEO COMPARTMENTS [S 5-50 REM PE
DEGREE OF OAMAGE TO BLOOD FORMING TISSUE (DURING IRRADIATION OR
MALIGNANT DISEASES) FRO11-1 THE MAGNITUDE OF THE GRANULOCYTIC RESERVE IS
-XTENSIVELY BOTH IN OUR COUNTRY ANID ABROAD. DURIJiG RECENT YEARS A
USED r
TEST WITH PYROGENAL IS BEING USED EXTENSIVELY FOR CHARACTERIZING THE
'CTIGNAL AND EXPERWENTAL W RK
FUN STATE OF LEUK093ESIS IN CLINICAL cl
(RAUDSLPP; KELLER AND HEILMEYER; flEL!.'lAPJ AND FINK~. WEi MSEU A PYROGENAL
TEST FOR MAKING A MORE DETAILED ~TLJDY OF THE STAIE OF LE()KOPOESIS DuRING
CHRONIC GAMMA IRRADIATION.

~112 032 UNCLASSIFIED PROCES4ING OATE--30OCT70
TITLE--DYNAMICS OF CHANGES IN THE NARROW GRANULOCYTE RESERVE OF ANIMALS
.'.:.EXPOSED TO CHRONIC GAMMA RADIATION -U-
--AUlTH0R-(0Z)-ZU8ENKOVA# E.S.o M
'tLE~cvj GpA&
:,-CGUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
BIULOGIIA I MEDITSINAv VOL, 4s JAN.-FEB. 1970t Pe
ATE:PUBLISHED ------- 70
.J SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--GAMMA IRJkADIATIONt RAUIATION dIOLOGIC EFFKT~ RAOIATION
LEUKOPOIESIS, PYROGEN
:,,,CGNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0052 STEP NU--(JR/0453/70/00-'t/L)OO/0003/00t)6
tRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119048 c
UNCLASS, IFIIEP.-

z2- 032 UNCLASSIFi~[) PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOll'3G48
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STUDY OF WtItIATIONS IN THE MARkOw
GRANULOCYTE RESERVE OF 55 DOGS EXPOSEQ TO 25 TO t!25 R(-.A PER YEAR OUSES
OF GAMMA RADIATION OVER A PERIOD OF 1.5 YEARt WlrH Or, wi[TiIJUT
INSTRAMUSCULAR INJECTIONS OF A PYROGENIC AGENT. A CERTAIN DEPRESSION OF
LEUKOPQIESIS ESTABLISHED BETWEEN' rHE'6 ND 14T" i-JONTHS OF I-H EXPERIPiENT
IN DOGS EXPOSED TO 225 REM PER YEAk RADIATIO14 00$ES iAS FOLLOWED BY A
GRADUAL RESORATION OF THE MARROW GaANUL.OCYTE RESE7RVE. AS A RESULTi THE
LEUKOCYTE REACTION OF THE DOGSzT0 THE~PYROGEPJLC AGENT WAS NORMALIZED BY
THE 16 TO 18TH MONTHS OF THE EXPERIMENT.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
I Dc 53? .37
~%rIK-1:T.1-11V G . I. IL IT. A., and IWItOV, V. A.
"Deflactiona of B11113tic Paralle h, piped Viidrj:r Autton 0,," Ittl Own I,IeiC, 'i to,
Kiev, Priklandnaya Mekhanika, Vol 7, No -12, 19~11, pp ~2-40
Abstract: The obiect of the I%ripar is to compare U'U!rnat~-a r-athods of f:e"-ttn:-
up boundary eqiiations.
Me very I'Onj rlralielepijed has cone vertical ftime finad Lma Is
to its oi~m weight. no Z-asis of coordinates colncit~:cs -,dthi this face. tLe
X-asis is normal to it and lays in the bottom face. 'Zhi~ SK crorps-Section ic-
covered by a grid. Finite difference equations in rmtrix form are -writt,-m
for the nodal points of this Grid.
Alternates 1 and 2. Iffic darivata-. of the stressi1w with xvspact to ain.-
tance along. the face are used as bounrhtY7 conditior.7s.
Alternate .1. Unilateral difference ecrLiations are used nomzI to thn
faces, central differences along the faces.
The general solutions of the differema cq%int-iona are eiveri. Thiq are
expanded in ~-eries.
solatious of the deflections titresc-i--s fO.T the thIC'-
the nu m-rical
ternnt,,~ nthods 4Lre 3 G"Otted lin,-~3) i1; the
gir- ]..A Ruca

DATE-20NOV70
T'tTLE---t-Ff LCT F E. S t-- t,, I -N, f- k- I SOUIZ Ytlil:$ ICA I' BRA IN
-U-
A TIHO k -C 3 5 f RY K C VY 0N il 41 1 ..M.
C C UNT R YLF 1INFC-USSR
SCURCE-OUKL. AKAO. NAUK SSSR 1970, 191(3), 726-8
TE PULISHED--70
SU$JLCT ARCAS--bfCLCGjCtL A,*-,,t) MELDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-ALKALGICit VY(JCX.WIUMt XlDNf:Y, LAC I-ATE IN
CCNT~CL t-:Af~KfNC.---NC;
EEL/ FkAME-3003/ Iq 67 srEP
PROXY k
Cl.RC ACGESSI~At,, NIO-A1013041o

212 020 ATO 13 0 L U 4 C L A S SF I E. t) Pl;',0,CESSfiNlQ DATE--?,)I',OV70
C18C ACCESSMI N U
A5STk.ACT/EXIRACT--(U) (-;fl-o- 4. r T . ESEMNE CAT~
-~-~) Tlll--
Al t.~)b PER K(; CLLIJol,'j ACTIVITY OF I-li(;TAr;:. u-H,eL);o.(;GENASE
(LC+) ILC I.I.L.27), LJI- -i'LL' NfUl Sll~'i"IFIL'ANTLY U~.ViGli IH~-: LOH SNIGIRUM
I V;' T d I-
InE '~YCC A~~UI UN Ar4 1: K 101-;~-- Y S .E:~, f N tF LG ILY I I P.L ~0:-AS ED
ACT 1V 1 T Y L-F LACT AT I- Ct-)-,Y L;~UG ENAS E I S IW T 1-1 [-. 411 A I N T I S S U E
4L.Y -Y 1. :1
R E P R C S S 1 N G 6 E,-~ E A A N 0 1 if: ~i S IG [ 0 5 Y NI i F- S I ~i 6 F T H r- M
PRU ~j A L
'POLYPLPTICES. FAG I L I I*Y 1 j G -,'-I EA KA IJ V kOVA,
~LENINGHAQ, LSSR.

2 018i UNCLAS PROMSING DATE OCT70
sl F
CHANGES IN THE ACTIVITY OF LACTATEDEHYDROGENASE OF THE BL300 SERUM
BAND UR I 11E IN ACUTE RENAL INSUFFICIENCY -U--~
~~-AUTHOR-(03)-TSERINGERt T.8.r MARKELOV,
I F4 ORELI S.G:
.,-'.COUNTRY OF -INFO--USSR
~~SOUIRCE-TERAPEVTICHESKIY ARKHIVt 1970P VOL'42v NR 3t P10 77-80
DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
~-TOPIC TAGS--LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE, BLOOD SERUM, URKNEt RENAL FAILURE
REST.:ZICTILNS
LfUCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY 1CCL/fRAME--198GIC819 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0102'180
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"CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0102780
GP-0- ABSTRACT. A TorAL DF Set. pAjj(EjS Wil*H ArJTE
RENAL INSUFFICIENCY OF VARIOUS ETIOLOGY WERE EXA.111N.ED. TOTAL ACTIVITY
OF LACrATEDE-HYDROGENASE AND ACTIVITY OF ISOENZY~iES (IF
LAC TAT EDeHYDROGENASE IN THE BLOOD PLASMA DURING O"LIGOANORIA ~AS
DErERmINEO iN 39 PATIENTS. ISOENZYMES OF I-ACTX,-rEL)E,,4~DF(I.IGE,'IASL-: OF THF
BLOOD PLASIMA AND URINE DURING RESTOJR~TIGN Of THE 9.CrfkL FLJN:T[3"1 WERE
STUDIED IN 15 PATIENTS. AN INCREASi:. OF THE LAI' R Al"TfVlTv IN
J!ETEDEHYD ATE
THE BLOOD AND URING MAINLY AT T~JE EXPE~ICE OF RAPID MOVING ISOENZYMES WAS
NOTED. THE TOTAL ACTIVITY OF LOG OF THE BLOOD WAS NOT CHARACTERfZED BY
THE EXTENT OF THE RENAL TISSUE 11JURY. ALL FIVE ISUENZYMES OF LOG WERE
REVEALED IN-THE URINE. WITH RESTORATION OF THE RENJ.U. FUN'.*TION T0_-
ACTIVITY OF ISOENZYMES IN THE BLOOD AND URINE BECAMt NORICALIZED. THE
DYNAMIC OESZRVATlON OVER THE CHANGE IN THE ACTFVITY-~OF LDG MADE It'
~POSS18LE TO'JUDGE UPON THE RE'STORATION OF tHE AENAL,FurNcrro,-4.

USSR UDC 536.24.01
MAMLOVA, L. P., NIMICHINOV, I. V., ana SHMIDBTRVA, L. P.
"Cooling the Heated 11'e-ion Formed in the Breakdown of Air Under
laBer Radiation"
Moscow, Zhurnal Prikladnoy mkhaniki i Tekhniche6koy Fiziki, No 2,
1973, pp 54-63
Abstract: As a result of the high concentration of enorgy at the
point of air breakdown under laser radiatioa, t-ho air at that
point my reach a temperature and pressure of the same order --s
those in the fireball of a nuelLear explot3ion at the motnent the
heat wave forms the shook wave, according to tha authors' calcu]-a-
tions. In this paper, they describe a iinidirrerslonal. method for
computing, the cooline of 'he breakdo,,,nn poin 4. a:bj usinj- numerical
methods, oolve the problem of whethor a chn-zige 1~a t h eoptical
thielmess of the fireball loads to a Ovarp chanCi-,,, in the optical
phenomena and a change in the Froportion of the radiated enerr,
~t the same time, they de-t-ermine 1-he intensity i-ItA. fliz: off the
radiated enorgy froti the fireball -- i.e., they doteaulne the
characteristicn of -the Doer ex
I plasiqa no the ornrce of' Optiel".1
and ultraviolot ewiL;aic%.q. Por thO Cf the problem,
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che-skov Fizil-A, Ho 2, 1973, pp 54-63
they assume that the radiation has only a sliehteffect on the
pressure.

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TITLE 'SELECTING ThE TYPE UF NOISE IMMUNE, DEVICE FOR ACOU$TIC ECHO RANGING
~OEVICES -U-
AUTHOR-MARKELOV, V.A.
-CCLNTRY GF INI-C--USSR
SOURCE-MGSCOW, lZMERITELINAYA TEKHNrKA, NO 2v IcJ?Op' OP 58-60
..-.~DATE PUBLISHED------70
SU3-J[(;T AREAS-PHYSICS, vE:lii0DS AND EQUIPMENT
i,,TGPIC TAGS-EC110 RANGING, INJUSTRIAL 011-IENSION CONTROL!r ACI)LISrIc WAVE
'RROK 141HIMUATION
PROPAGATION, ACOUSTIC NuISFr PULSE SIGNAL, f.
CCNTRrl- MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
C~ASS--UNCLASSIF(ED
PRUXY kEFL/FRA,'4E--1993/l543 STEP
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CIRC ACCESSI~jN NG--AP0114141
ABSTRACT/ EXTRACT-( U) GP-0- Ab s rRAC,r I PWUS TR I AL ACQUWYC PULSE TIP-:
ECHO RANGIt.;G rEVICES ARE AFf-ECTE-0 by THREE TYPES 0 F, N 0 1 Sit::: THE FIRST
TYPF CONSTITUTES A CHAOTIC !1EQUEN-CE OF 3HORT PASES1, Tilli. ANPLATUDE OF
WHICH IS CC.,XPENSURABLE WITH THE AMPLITUDE 01- THIE. U:31~:,--UL S:16NAL. T i i
SECOND TYPE IS PEVERBLRATION NIJISE~ TiiESE TWO TYPL$ OF NU~ISE: ARI:
ADDITIVE. IN ADDITICN, UNDL-Ft INDUSTRIAL i'YPE
ECHO RANGI.'-v'G OEVICES ARE AFFECT-E-0 BY MUL71PLICATIVE N31!~Elp 100--REIR THE
DULAI'LO BY A RANDOM PRI:)~:,ESS; WITH A ~'JJJRMAL
LSEFUL SIGNAL IS AMPLITUDE MOL N
LUW OF DISIRIBUTION. THE IMENWry OF -1HE-1SE NUISE$, DEPENDS UPON THE
DEGREE LF INFOMCGENEITY Of- THE kZ-FLECTING SURFAGE Atli;:) irjk.. T~iE mEDIUm
THRGUGH WHICH THE USEFUL SIGNAL PROPAGATES. THE Pk1'.J-;jLEM OF INCREASENIG
THE NGISE IMI'AUNITY OF SUCH At"I UMENT IS REOUCEDJU NIECTIaN AND
E 0 F I H 7
MEASUKEMENT OF THE LAG T11,1i E USEFUL SIGNAL AGild-USU THE BACe"tCROUND
'OF ALVITIVE_ PULSE NOISE Ai'~W ht L I I P L I C A T I \1 f h 0 1 S. E 190 1 E IS11C U L 0 A 1. S 0 t'~ E
;UE TO 1% GMUCEN~ITY 04- JI-11-1 ~hf:011)1 ALONG WE
TAKEN OF Tf-U FACT THAI i Nri I
PRMIJAGATIEL'I PArli OF fli, SCOND )JE TO UNEVENNIE'Sfill:S OF; UH~ REFLLCT11hc,
0
SURFACLt TF1_ CUORDINAIL i)1- lifl. 111C.N41, IN 1W."111A100 15 A RAND(A-1
VAL UE t, I TH A NORMAL [) I S I i~ I d U 1'.i L A 4 . ON 1HL. lid~S:iii. uF A11L AATERIAL.
PRESENTED 1N THfS ARTICLEr HAS ;3EE.", DEVELUPEW,li 51111GLF CHANNEL
NOISE 111PUNIZATIGN DEVICE FO11( a(TH AN1 INoLJ5TRIA1., AEVIEL METER FOR
FRIABLE MArERIALS. AWLSTIC L;~!:,!_ METERS WITH THE NUIS1 11MMUNIZATIUN!
DEVICE HAS BEEN TESTEU FOR TWREE YEARS UN VARIOUS UNITS OF EQUIPPENT IN
VARIOUS bkANLHES OF INDUSTRY.
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ABSTRACT/ EXT K ACT-T~--E NUISE J;-'.,-iUl,iIZA'rlGN DEVICE IS A HIGHI..'l EFFECTIVE
MEANS OF INCREASING THE RELIA61LIfY ANU GENERAL APPLICAGALITY OF
ACULSTIC.' ECK! RANGING DEVICES UNOEFI. INGUSTRIAL CONQuicigs. TWS# FOR
~EXAMPLE# CNLY UUE TO U'-,-)L- bF THE NOESE P-)MU#%.(.ZAT.l()NrCjE"ICj' HAS It HECG.4E
POSSibLE TO SOLVE Tlit ;>,wol.EM OF AUTOMATIC 11EASUREh lg;NT 01~- TfiE CHARGE
I:N CALCINING SHt-FT FURNACES, AND IN. HOPPERS I~JjTfl VARIOUS
MATERIALS, BY RATHER SIMPLE TECHNICAL MEANS.
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rising; a sounding
241041 ULTRASRNIC LbVXL GAUGE -romP
pulse generator synchroniser a~d output
matching amplifierj, combined in one vplvq:.,(I).' The
generator uses an electronic, couplinglwith load
circuit. Part of the pentode (screewand control
grids and cathode) is used as the main oscillator.
oscillations generated in this Valve part modulate
the valve electron stream., and:thus the anode
current. Thus the anode, grld~and cathode.constitvto
the output amplifier. The oscillations are collected
from the load choke (2) and applied through the
capacitor (3) to the sounding-transducer.,
The pulse modulation is.producO by an RC
circuit (4,5) whose time constant dat~tmi~ots t~e
pulse repetition frequency, and the capacitance
(4) the sounding pulse width. The pulse-repetition
frequency is synchronisad with. that of the:maivis
by the capacitor (6). The reflected plaes is
received by a receiving itrans&icer andIs :amplified
in a two-stage h.f. amplifier.

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Further items arei triggeir-dizoodulittor (P);
matching amplifier (8); ix:miter~ '(q~~
(11) vhich eliminates the*effe~t6.of fluatU44"ne
an the Instrument readir4s; ttatfs"itors
amplifiar-117);-nonlin so COMMOaqvAJO); di,04
detectors (19,20), dezutling t4:00;4chroilLsO44
cLreuits of the demodalstor,pM 11trimir. j Tht-~ ii
detect the M-pulses dalivir$4.~y~phe ganet4t,lir.
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USSR UDC 534,,88 g534-83
MARKELOV
"Selecting the Type of Interference-Killing Devit.,e for Sonic Echo
Ranging Instruments"
Moscow, Izmerltellnaya Tekhnikao No 2, February A.970, pp 58-60
Translation% This article is devoted to mathematicaL analysis of
the problem of improving the interference-killinji,1 felLtures of aonic
echo ranging instruments -- detection end measurq!ment of 'lie rielay
tiTtie of the u::1,eful. sirnal Lj-,Ainst a background; w(' addlAive pul',je
and multiplicative noise. It is not6d that a,,, a rosult of' inKamo-
geneities of the reflecting surface the coordinate-! of the useful
signal during a period is a random voLriable withi~a nixrinal distri-
'in' *it),,
bution law. With simultaneous provence of the Ott. aud inter,
ference in the received signal in a ratio to anVipulse contained
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1114ARKELOV, Vo A.p Izmeritellnaya Tekhnika, No 2, February 1970P
pp 58-60
in the elementary time intervalAT. , two mutually exclusive hypothe-
ses can be assumeds H, is a usefal sioial -oulse ;and H2 is an inter-
ference pulse. Bayes 'Lormulas are usod to ~xpreo;5 tKe aposteriori
probabilil-Aes of the hypotheses H, and 112 for thia n-th selected
value in the sampl ing Ax is the ~ o bs ervatioli ini,e rval mad e up
ofn adjacent periods). The optimal interference-killing device
is calculated from these formulaso
0
-the basis of the formulas and data prei;e-ntad -in this
n ~L
paper, a single-channel interferance~ killing dev!Lce bas been dp-
veloped for an. industrial content (or I ,I) fov bulk
alteli gap
flowina, 7 material. Sonic level. gar,;e4p with ~,..ho i3-te-rTerence
killing device have been teat-ed, for Oirw% yeara VJ71J7.J.oU.1;J FJqJJJ.p_
Mot;nt in diffor8nt brancheu of imiduotry. :It ie n0tcd that the
interfarence-kLllinf.,; dovlco I.r.5 a highly Of 4-m-
proving reliability and univoroolAtylof wnic ij1)Jiiej rwall,al.rig
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MARICELOV, V. A., IzR,eriteltnaya Tekbnika, No 2#, February 1970" pp
58-60
instrumnenlu"s =Jer industrial coridit-lons. Only hy u:-J Lng Such a
possit,,~e to solve the problem of 1~-utx.-,atic n ai
device was sur I*lg
bins w
of the charge Ievel in shaft Iirne kilns and in ith various
materials by quite simple.technical,means.
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