SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MITINA, L.I. - MITRONOVA, I.A.

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AU THOR-W4.)-USOVA, E.P., 111TI-NA, L.I., MIL YUKOVA, YU.F. , LNIVIENS"AyAr A.Pe
COUNTRY OF. Ij'4FQ--USSR
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Equipment/Machinery
USSR UDC 621.311.21-.621.3.076.7
engineer, and NEYSHTADI , I. S., TsNIIKA (Tsentral'nyy nauchno-
isledovatel'sikiy institute kompleksuoy avtomatizatsii--Central Scientific~
Research Institute of Complex Automation)
"Noacontact Automatic Operator for Optimization of the Number and Composition
of 9perating Components of Hydroelectric'Power Plants,"
Elektricheskiye stantsii$ No 1, Jan 72,' pp 31-34
Abstract; The paper discusses a noncoritact automatic operator for components
of hydroelectric power plants. The operator was developed at the Cential
Scientific-Research Institute of Complex Automation and which can operate
both in a generating regime and in a regime of a synchronous compensator.
The device is made on the base of URAL-10 standard semiconductor logic
elements. It is concluded that the non-contact automatic operators possess
a number of advantages in comparisonwith electromechanical automatic operators
in.use at the present time, notably the effective tuning out of frequent
start-ups and stops and automatic selection of the sequence. It is advisable
to use the automatic operator described at hydroelectric power plants of
average pcwer where the equipment of the control machines is economically
unsound. 5 fig. 8 ref.

MtESSING 0ATE-16OC110
5 UNCLASSIFIED
jcjlT-LE-;--A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF.SOME MATERIALS EMPLOYED FOR THE
-~~-,'~'PROTECT I ON OF SILICATE FILLINGS, FROM THE.11) S LV NG -FFE T 0 -THE RAL
us 0 1 ti c' F a
t _4liTHOR-(02_)-MTTl;qA, V.I., PYRYEVAr R.A.
-_,--_C'OUNTRY OF INFO--US:SR
-l-$0URCE--STGMAT0L0GIYA, 1970, VOL'49, NR 3,,PP .62-64
DATE, PUBLISHED ----- - 70
~5~.-SUBJECT AREAS-BICLOGICAL AND MEDIcAL-SCIENCES
TAGS-SILICATE# DENTAL MATERIALr CELLULOID,. SHELLACt LACQUER
'~_CGNTROL sMARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
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NCLASSIFIED PROC~SSING DATE--160CT70
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l*ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SUMMARY. UNDER STUDY wAS THE
!NFLUENCE OF SOME ISOLATING MATERIALS ON THE SOLUBILITY AND MECHANICAL
OF IkS AP E T
RESISTANCE SILICIN AND SILIDONT CEMENTS. THE AUTHO RIV D A T fE
~~--,--CONCLUSION THAT FOR THE MAXIMAL REDUCTION OF THE SOLUBILITY OF: THE
CEMENT IT IS NECESSARY TO iSOLATE THE FILLING FROM '401STURE FOR
NOT LE5S THAN THREE HOURS, AND SILIDONT CEMENT, NOT LESS THAN I)INE HOUR.
i:-,:-',.FOR THE PROTECTION OF FILLINGS ONE MAY E14PLOY WAXt VASELINE A14D SHELLAC
L;- C..IELLULOID LACOUER. FACILIFY: OToEL,TERAPEVTICHESKOY ST&HATOLOGII
I.LABORATORIYA MATERIALOVEDEN[YA,DDESSKOGO N-1 INSTI:TUTA STUvAT()L.
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Acc. Nr: Ref. Code: 0"571
AP004118f-
PRIMARY SOURCE: Stomatologiya, 1970, Vol 49, Nr
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SOM17 INDIC17S br- THE PROPERT[ES 017 DENTAL
CEMENTS
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time off. the volum,c. hardnc.,~;, rcsistime to compression, viscosity af;(j A~Aritio.-l i dk..].al
amenis.-silicin and silidont.
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191790676

USSR ux: 621.397.7
SUSHCHENKO, V. P., SEN'IVSKIY, 1. 1. , MUKEIV~YI---A-
Device for Facsimile Recording on Electrochemical Paper"
I erm
'loscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshl yye Obraztsy, Tcivarnyye Maki,
No 31, Nov 71, Author's Certificate No 318175, Division H, filed 30Deco9,
published 190ct7l, P 214
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a desvice for facsimile
recording on electrochemical paper. The devic4~ contains a scanning drum,
a writing element pressed against paper, a spool for the paper roll,
take-up rollers, and a heater. As a distinguishing feature of the patent,
blurring of the image in reduced by locating the heater in an enclosed
chamber with a horseshoe cross section which directs the heat rays throuch
a slot in the chamber wall onto the paper in the region of contact with
the writing element.
87

USSR UDC 621-735-32.016.3-.621.882-31
Candidate of Technical Sciences, IMLIKOV, V. Pej
BOGODISTO V. A., Scientific Research Institute of Technology
of the Hiotor-Vehicle Industry, Kremenchug Motor-Vehicle Plant
"A New Process for Producing Parts Such as aConnecting Nut by
the kriethod of Cold Heading"
Moscow, Avtomobilinaya FroMshlenn
No 12, Dee 70, pp 29-31
Abstract: In the USSR and outside of it, a constantly increasing
number of parts of complex configuration is being produced by
the cold heading method, Among suah parts is an air-line connect-
ing nut, which is a typical representative of an entire group of
parts that are used for connocting pipelines of various purposes#
The process of producing such a connecting nut by the cold head-
kg method is described in detail. The conoluslon Is drawn that
considerable savings of metal are mada possiblo by. the emplo~zent
of this process. 2 tables, 6 figures, 2 bibliographic antrios.
45

USSR UDC,666.1.053.525
MITKIN,_V. M. and SHCHAVELEV, 0. S., Candidate of Sciences
"Thermooptical Characteristics of Optical Types of Glass"
Leningrad, Optiko-Mekbanicbeskaya Promyshlennost', No 9, Sop 73, pp 26-29
Abstract: Calculated values are presented of the thermooptical constants of
industrial and experimental types of optical glass. It is shown experimen.-
tally that there is a relation between induced optical distortions and the
value of a combination of thermooptical constants, and not with the value of
the known constant W. Ways are indicated for the development of types of
glass that are suitable for use in optical devices employed under conditions
~of unstable temperature fields. 4 figures. 10 references.
78

USSR UDC: 621-375.82
VAITMCOV, 11. P. ,IIITKINI V.- I ISBIVBRYAKOV V. A., SOKO~
D. V.j
and STARIKOV, A.
"Mono~ulbe lasers Using Neodymium Glass With Diffraction Diver1rence
of Radiation"
Moscow, V sb. Kvant. elektronika (Quantum Blectr nics--coll-ection
of works) "Sov. radlio," 1"o 1(13), 1973, PP 85!,-89 (from
No 7, 1973, Abstract No 7D985)
Translation: An investiCation is made of a niuiber of r.,ionopulso
lasers usin- neodymium glass -~.-ith various optical resonato- con-
fieurations for the purpose of determininCr, the optiz=il 'variant of
the master oscillator i-i a power laser device with inteiise
ness. The basic physical requirements for deoigning a stnble mcrio-
pulse oscillator with diffraction angular divergence of the radia-
tion are formulated. Bibliography of 12. Authors' abstract
1/1

USSR UDC 621.378.3; 535.89
140, A. A., Doctor of Sciences, SOMS, L. N., STEPANOV, A. I.,
Candidate of Sciences, SHCHAVELEVI 0. S. , Candidate of Sciences
lion Thermo-Optical Constants of Activated Glass"
Leningrad, OPtiko-mekhanicheskaya promyshlennost', No. 9, Sep 71, pp 42-45
Abstract: A simple method is described for determining the thermo-optical con-
stants of glass and the possibilities of obtaining glasses with small thermo-
optical constants is discussed. it is noted that optical ptLmping of the active
elewnt of a laser is accompanied by heating of the IaSer and the formation of
tesperature gradients in the transverse cross section which cause stresses- and
double refraction, so that optical distortions arise in the element. Although
r4my methods have been described for overcoming the hannful effects of distor-
tims caused by these effects on the generation process, it is suggested that
a more radical method would be the development o-F nrateria-'s Ln which therral dis-
tortions would be sufficient small. Three constants ar6 discussed -, At, the
thermo-optical constant ordinarily applied in optics; P and Q, con_-,tantss charac-
terizing the distortion averaged for two polarizations, and the double
1/2

MAY, A. A., et al, Optik-o-mekhanicheskaya promyshlennost' , No. 9, Sep 71,
pp 42-45
A table is given showing the values of P, 0 and W for the following types of
ghiss: KGSS3, KGSS7, LGS24-5, LGS28-2, LGS36, KGSS56 and B'GISS1621. It is noted
that for laser applications one should use a glass with zero or fairly small
values of the constants W, P and Q. Studies showed that the thermo-optical
constant W of the glass changes consider-ably with the composition of the glass.
Its values can be much less than zero, 0 and negative. The constant P should be
higbly dependent on the composition of the glasses and Its value can var-i from
-1 to +1 to the fifth power, so that the majority of compositions of industrial
glasses and neodymium glasses should be characterized by values of P consider-
ably less than zero. The constant Q depends on the composition of the glass to
a considerably less dep?ee than P. In the majority of silicate and phosphate
glasses the constant Q is sm&U and does not exceed Oil-10-5 deg-1. It is con-
cluded that it is possible in principle to obtain glasses with small values of
the thermo-optical constants W, P and Q.

-31 546.45-311:[532.6+542.31
YELYUTIN, V. P., MITIN, V. So, and ANISIMOV, YU. So, Moscow In-
stitute of Steel and Alloys
ITSurface Tension and Density of Al 203- BeO Melts"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademij Nauk SSSR, Neorganicheskiye Materi-
aly, No 9, Sep 73, pp 15B5-1587.
Abstract: Researchers today are paying considerable attention to
the study of the properties of liquid oxides of aluminum and ber-
yllium because of the expanding use of powders- from these metals
and their alloys in solid rocket fuels. One of the main factors
in this research is the determination of density and surface ten-
sion of oxides in the liquid state. The authors of this article
established the concentration dependence of surface tension and
density of liquid A1203-Beo melts. They measured the surface
tension and density of pure aluminum ox4de and meltu of A1203 as
a function of temperature. The values of surface tension of pure
A1203 were found to be lower than-that found previously. The val-
ue of the density of liquid aluminum oxide, equal to 3.03 g/CM3,
at the melting point is found to be in good agreenent with pro-
vious datalbut the temperature coefficient of the density is some-
what higher. The article contains 2 figures, I table, and 4 bib-
liographic references.

Acc. Nr: Abstracting Service: Ref. Code:
Acc~.
CHEMICAL ABST. 1,--7.6
1_1_&326 spectrA of complexes of platiinum(11) with
hYdroxylamitie and o-methy1hydroxylamine. . ItiLinara, . D-;
__1vannikQ3%, V ;. Varshavskii~ YU. S.; . 1.
(USSR). Zh- Neorg. Kkitn. 1970, 15(2), 572-4 ~Russ)i Redn.
Of K,jPtCj,j by NH20H or NffaMfe gave I Pt(-'TF120H`,)4jClj (1)
and fPt(,NHtOMe),IC12 (U), resp '[Pt(L,)J C1% (M) (L = ND20D
or ND201%1e) were. prepd. analogously. 1r. spiectra of 1, 11,
111, and [PtL 41INC41 (L' - Nli-.Oli or IND:01[) are tabulated
and their absorption bands are assigned. The study rv~veals
that acidity of NJitOfl complexes is correlated with Oll and not
with MI., group. HMIR

lnstruirentatiori~ &tid: Equipmen~
USSR UDC 620.171.251.1
NOVIKOV, N. V., ALEKSYUK, M. M., VO'n,'ITSKIY, A. G., XOVAL'CHM, D. I.,
HITLIKI!
N, M. D., and ZARUS1,11, L. I., Kiev
chanical Tests of Structural Materials Over a Broad Range of
Low Temperatures"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 4, Ap-, 711,: Pp 20-26
Abstract: Methods and equipment for mechanical testing at low te=peratures
used at the Institute of Problems of Strength of the Aca6emy of Sciences
Ukrainian SSR are described. The equipment is used to study the te-r-erat":re
dependence of the mechanical prcperties of steels. alur.1nu-n. and titaniu=
alloys. EqulpmeDt illustrated includes a device for mnainte-na-nce of ter-Pera-
tures from 0 to -196'C, multiposition clar-ps for circular and flat specimens,
the Ill.-30 tensile testing device, allowing loads of up to 30 tons to be
applied at tecparatures dot~~n to -269*K, a miniature semlconciuctor therr-o-zeter,
the SZF-1 tensile testing machine, equipped with a chaz6er for testing at don
to -269*C, and an electromechanical tensometer for measurement of linear and
angular displacements.

Wate'r'i tieitmeat
USSR UDC 542.48.003.1
DYKHNO, A. Yu., KEGAMYAN, Yu. Sh., MALYSHEVA, A. E.,
and SENDEROVICH, A. E.
"Technological and Economical Comparison of Two Multipurpose TETs [Heat and
Electric Power Stations] for Distillation of Sea Wat6r"
Moscow, Vodosnabzheniye i Sanitarnaya Tekhnika, No 1, 1972, pp 2-5
Abstract: Results of performance, maintenance cost, reliability, and the
cost of distilled water for two types of distillation plants (A and B) are
analyzed. Plant A is equipped with separate zones for water boiling and
uses seed crystals for reducing the formation of low-temperature boiler
scale, consisting mainly of calcium carbonate and magaesium hydroxide.
Plant B operates by the open cycle principle with the feeding of vapor
generators with demineralized sea water. Both plants produce electrical
energy, steam, and distilled water. The cost of distilled water is 59
and 86 kopeks/ton, water for plants A and B, respectively, with an electrical
energy consumption of 66 kopeks/kwattlhour.

W~ timell t
USSR UDC 628.16.094.9
MIRKIS, I. M., DYKHNO, A. Yu., KIKHAYLOV, I. P., MITLITSKIY, G. A., and
KEGAMYAN, Yu. Sh.
"Removal of Calcium From Caspian Sea Water by Ion Exchange"
Moscow, Vodosnabzheniye i Sanitarnaya Tekhnika, No 10, 1972, pp 1-5
Abstract: Three types of sediments form during evaporation of sea water:
calcium carbonate, magnesium hydroxide and calcium sulfate. The first two
precipitate due to the presence of carbonate and bicarbonate ions whose
content is rather low in comparison to other sediment-forming ions. Pilot
plant studies were carried out with Caspian Sea water in an attempt to
develop preventive measures against formation of sediment in the evaporators,
by means of the decomposition of carbonates formed with acid, followed by
removal oil the calcium with the ion exchange technique. Scrubbed water was
used for the regeneration of cation exchange resin. It was shown that it
is possible to carry out a long-lasting cyclic process. The technology of
such a process was developed. Effective exchange capacity of sulfonated
coal and cation exchange resin KU-2 was determined.

USSR UDC 621.373-:538.569.4
ABLYAZOV, V. S., BASHAMITOV, A. Ye., GORDLIK, A. G., GOR-DOIT Z. I.,
IIThrIK
KALASENIKOr, V. V., KUTUZA, B. G., I
~FRMOVt A. V., and FROLOV, Yu. A.
"Absorption and Radiation of the Atmosphere in the 0.5-10 cm
Range
Moscow, V sb. X Vses. konf. po rasprostr. radiovoln. Tezisy dokI.
(Tenth All-Unionbonference on the Propaeation of Radio 7.17-ves;
Report These s--collect ion. of works) "ffauka," 1972, I)p 3-7 (from
RZh--Radiotekhnil-:a, No 10, 1972, Abstract 14to 101-309)
Translation: The method and the results of measurin6; the absor!~tion
and radiation of the atmosuhere for waves of 0.5-10 cm and, in p~,r-
ticular, in the absorption bands of oxygen and iiater van-por, are
L, J C
given. The measurements i-.rere made for the purpose of iLivest-,atinn-
the propagration of uhf waves under various meteorolo'Eic.-I condi-
tions, iiffiich i-.ere recorded simultaneously .-.-ith the radio measure-
ments. Curves are given of 'he attenuation and radio brielitness
temperature for raiii clouds. Two illustrations, biblioeraphy of
five.! 1,11. S.
1/1

'USSR UDC 621-317-799:538-569.4
AKVILONOVA, A. B., GOREL=, A. K., FALASHN=OV V. V. , lial-10VA,
FI a- q 0 1 KUTUZA B. G. , hVzMARSKAYA N. F. M~T. L.-Z!. _PU2Ar% 07,
A. , and FROLOV, Yu. A.
ONeasuring the Full Absorption in a Cloudless Atmosphere in the
0055-0.59 Ranse"
Moscow, V sb. X Vses. konf. no rasprostr. radiovoln. Tezisy dokl.
(Tenth All-Union Conference on the Propagation of Radio Waves;
Report Theses--collection of ;-rorks) :_1111auka, 11 1972, (from
RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 10, 1972, Abstract 110 101-422YP B-11
Translation: '"Experimental data is given on the full absorption o-f
radio waves in a cloudless atmosphere in the 0.55-0.59 cu, range,
vith simultaneous recording of vertical profiles for temperature,
--pressure, and humidity at.the observation point. Resume
60

AA0040521.- 0482
Sovie-111- Inventions Illustrated$ Section I Chemical, Derwent
236964 M M-MhTIC REST~ ANCE WELDOG C
involved attacking the. electrode holders.
(10) to the spring loided slide iails ~ (11Y,~!
operating in guides.mounted in the levers (12),
which carry clamping die (13). The link ends are
brought together by slides (6), the clampin$ press-
ure depending on springs (7),strength- The,
electrodes are brought into position by operation
of levers (12) fro'd cams (14), through levers (15)
and concentric splined shafts (16), one of ithich
is hollow. Switch (17),1switches-lon the weloin
.9
current, upsetting takes plai-e, And the cuk*ant In
switched off by swi
tch~ (19) Fuimher movep4lnt,
of levers (12) bring4ies (13) into cont&O ~vith
the link, and silmiltaneously,retract the elfblctrodeu
by means of pushrods (20)., -The electrode liqldert
(22) are rotated to parmit passaie of the diet; (13).
to the link. Retraction, of the Ievers (12) is by
springs (23). The machine welldji ilternate Ji7oks,
19750032

Hashillostroyeniya
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I I Ire "tn..
USSR UDC 621.375.82
KIDYAROV, B. I., KRIVOSHCHEKOV G. V., MITNITSK-EY, P. L., SAMARIN, V. I.,
STROGANOV, V. I., TARASOV, V. M.
"Dispersion of Wave Synchrony irk a LII03 Crystal"
V sb. Nelineyn. protsessy v optike (Nonlinear Processes in Optics--collection
of works), Vyp. 2, Novosibirsk, 1972, pp 399-407 (from RZh-Pizika, No 12,
Dec 72, Abstract No 12D858)
Translation: A study is made of the dependence of the nonlinear character-
istics of M103 On the frequency in order to discover new possibilities of
applying this crystal for cascade laser emission frequency -multipliers. The
L1103 crystals in the hexagonal version were grown from an aqueous solution
containing 10% HI03 with respect to U103. The nonlinear characteristics of
the crystal were investigated by means of a glass Nd-laser with a broad
generation spectrum of 0.008 X. An experiimental check was made of the Ln-
tensity of the excited second harmonic as a function of the wavelength of
the radiation propagated along the direction of synchrony. A study was also
made of the dependence of the intensity of the second harmonic an the pumping
beam deflection from the direction of synchrony. When determining the mag-
nitude of dOc/d,~ additional possibilities for a nonlinear frequency dig-
criminator were discovered. The bibliography has 7 entries.
ME

XI-1. STUIYY OF THE CRYSTALLIZATION LAWS OF SCMICONOLICtOR SUBSTARCES
I I-
Artlclo by P.-I-Xidyarcv, -1-L. mtott-5,1,f, L. 1. Aleksandrov,
,
Novosibirak, t1l. St~rzfo. 1'n PrPt.'r.'sam
KrIstall" I t'lerialti M144tAM, 17-17 JUne I'liZ, p 1.41
A 0t4t(XtLCAk OtUdy WOO ~11C Of the Initial ot&&* of t"stallization
of lqt"Iceuductars: lithium and ta:lori~ i~dmtv frrn Me melt sad Aloo lltl~
Los i9oAt*! trm Air attOr--un =iuci.ma- -e*- -1--c tcatcd =at th4lis. 1. 4 dig-
crete serlan of Le"eraturea and ;nncVritxAtLo=Aor which tl~& lb*jjntjjOx Of
cryetallization of the mvpqrcoolcd melts smA the supercooled solutions to
mo9t probable. The h4L6ht of the poakA of the ;mcleation rate at the crystal-
lizattan centers decrease% with an Increase la, muttethenttnZ 4ind duration of
holding in the QUPQr4OAtQd state, and their rovition does not depend on the
pfalieduaty trentment at. the velt. The ostatan-te a( such a discrnte serift*
of temperatures to detected stthe present t1me for the (allowing substances
which rvii Ltt% different vottatien oE the chansics 1, bond., tyr- =%Icond-cLot-
savilcooducter' (TeY. %rOtcvnduc:tor-mbit&I_(Ge. in, Sb), memicanduckor-lon melt
(LLIO3), "G.taL-Up'tal (*IS. Sa), dislattvic-lon awlt (LIMO
Ths-valtivill time-dintribmition function Cor this imptatence ;at the first
metallization center (f) at the paid,* of the nucleation rate to subjected
to the expunential law of the nonuniform batch (1) a%4 at 1th* winitsm it has a
ftorn gonural form connected with the presence of prolonged nomptotionary crys-
tallization poil*49 Mt.
Jt- -t--r PS capt re).
where a0 Is the total numb"T of samples for ths oumbar of test* on ono ~&spir.
a In the ubbe r of momples crystallized by the ties t.
Th: Indicated relations (1) and (2) war* Also obp*rVod when ptudyIng
the trystalliastion of tin welts'ana th" obviously have a general "Cure.

USSR UDC 669.71.472(088.8)
'BALDOVSKIY, L.'A., VOLODCHENKO, V. 0., GRECHUMIIN, N. V.,
MIT and RABINOVICH B. V.~
L~~]T V
"Device for Sampling Melted Electrolyte"
USSR Author's Certificate No 271105, Filed 29/11/68, Published 19/08J70
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal-Metallurgiya, No 2, 1971, Abstract
No 2 G145 P)
Translation: A device for sampling a melted electrolyte, including a
spring-mounted perforated cup with a support rod, is presented. To in-
crease the effectiveness of its operation the outer surface of the cup
is wrapped with paper and contains a concentrically mounted cylinder,
equipped with cells mounted on.a. spiral and fastened to the supporting
rod by a quick-change joint such as a wedge.
RI

BIOLOGY:
Agriculture
USSR uDc 6i4-449-5T:615-285-71:576-895-77+595-771
KRIVTSOVA, Ye. N., WMI 2KAW& KOZIN. N. P., TDIOFEYEVA, L. V.,
0 _-K., YERMISHEV, Yu. V., PWTNIKOVA, A. S.
TUUJPOVA, A. M., VINOGRADSKAYA,
and RYAZANTSEVp V. A., Institute of Medical Parasitology and Tropical Medicine
imeni Ye. 1. Martsinovskiy,, Ministry of Health USSR, arA Institute, of Agri-
cultural and Specialized Application of.Civil Aviation
"Testing of Some Organophosphorus Compounds and Carbamtes against Larvae of
Aedes Mosquitoes (Culicidae) in Experiments with Aerial Spraying"
Moscow, Meditsinskaya. Parazitologiya i Parazitarnyye Boleznl, Vol 39, No 5,
sep/Oct 70, pp 599-603
Abstract: The use of organophosphorue compounds and carbamates against
mosquito larvae was tested in the Yakut ASSR, in the area of the villages of
Novi, Aikhal, and Miray, and the Udachnaya deposits. Water reservoirs were
treated by aerial spraying from an Aff-2 plane. The following pesticides were
tested: bytex, methylaitrophoB., trolen, sevine) and dipterex; DDT was uued as
the reference. Comparatively uniform martjhy territorloa with occasional for-
eats and bushes were selected. Bytex vao shrm to be especially effective as
a larvicide, a dooe of 40 g/hectare preving.to be sufficient. Methylnitrophos
1/2

USSR
RIVTSOVAO Ye. N., et al., Meditsinskaya Parazitologiya i Parazitarnyye Bolezni,
V01 39, NO 5, Se~/Oct 70, PP 599-603
required a 100 gtaectare dose to be effective; trolen in dooes 40 and 80
g/hectare reduced the density of mosquito-larvae only inzignificantly. Dipterex
and sev:Ln proved ineffective as lexvicides., being significantly inferior to
~DDT, The effect of mosquito larvae eradication with organophosphorus compounds
7-14 daYs-
lasts for
2/2
I OF
Ii I

ULC 615
USSR 0 5-235-7-OS5.639
TIROFDAMI, M. G. anU"p-, 7,W -$C!dJCL' Parasitolo,~-,-jr
m. IIIStitUi,2 OfI I
and Tro-nical Vedicine irneni Murtsinovskiy, Minlwtry of Health USSR,
"Effect on Pqua-tic Orj~anis-ms of Granulated DIYQ Applied for -L-le Control of
lblsquitoes
Moscow, Meditsinskaya Parazitolo~~iya i Parazitarnyye -D)lQzni, Vol 41, NO 5,
SCP-Oct 72, PP 62o-622
Abstract. Tien percent :-ranid.ated IDW in tbe sumount Of 5 I~g/ha 'Usted from
L
airctuft ~,as used on an basis for the cont'-'t-j! o-f 1~r. Liz ci tltoil--s
in the vicinity of the tox-ni of !~irnrj in the Yakut AESH. A ritudy vurried out
on three bcdier, of vatt.'u- with areas in the ran,gc from 4-r- to 9.0 sq. fn. ani! a
depth Of 0-3-1-5 m S1110wed that tthe lai-vae of Aedes r2osquitoe5 were extermin:l-tcd
completely in 24 lirs. The DD11 acc!;x-ulated in the bottom !--illin- the
da 11-,~ dis-
C.aironomidae that in-habited the Bolton layer. The Ccpf-~J,,a (I
tributed throw,.hout the thicIciess of the wnter did not di-mintish in mo~)er, but
in the case of Copcj)oIa even tncreank!d In comparlr~on u1ik the arour"', present ir,
bodies of vater not treated vith DFM DUT was not present --ither irt the
upper layers of water or in tho water vegetation.

USSR =-911.3.616.9.576.895.~771(-571.56)
TIMFEYEVA, L. V., MMOF&NOV.,. A._X., VINOCR"SKAXA, 0. N. , RASNITSYN, S. F.,
PETRUCHUK, 0. Ye.., HYAZANTSE.V,,', V.. A., ahd YERNISHEV, ~ru. V.
"Organizational Principles ixrthe- Struggle Against Blood-Suckting Kidges and
Aedes MosquItoes om the, Basis: of'Their Biological Characteristics"
V sb. Materialy Nauchn.. konferentsii, posvyashch. 50-latiyu-In-ta Wed.
parazital. :L tropich. med.,, 1970 (Proceedings on the Conference Ccmmemorat-
ing the 50th Anniversary of the.~ Institute of Medical Parasitology- and
Tropical Medicine 19L70 - collection of works), Moscow, 1970, pp 50-51
(from RZh-36. I%editsj-nakaya.Geog?rafiya, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract No 1.36.75)
[No abstractl

USSR UD9 621.~82(047-1)
ZHDANOV, V.I., AKSRTOV, A.I., BORISOV, V.i,., ~L.Vt
"New Semiconductor Derices For Radioelectronic e Apparat~sl
Elektron. te-khnika-.-Nauch.-takhn. eb. Poluprovodn. pribory (Electronics Tech-
nalo Scientific-Technical Collection. $emiconductor Devicee), 1970, Issue
2-(59r,*Pp 11-2.0 (from RZh--Elektronika i yeyep xm~nRn~Zs, No 10, October 1571,
Abstract No 1OB9)
Translation; The paper considers the principal characteristics and diroctirns
In.the development of contemporary discrete semiconductor devices for rudio-
olectronics apparatus for wide-scale application. In the development of power
transistors, three principal directions are indicated: (1) Creation of a trane-
istor for increasing tho power with a high critical frequency of amplification
of the current and small interelectrodo ospacitances applicable to hiLh-Crequency
and microwave teclmiques; (2) Development~of a transistor with a large amount of
production of the maxim= current of the collector at the permisE4ible collector
voltage with large power dissipation and a critical fre(~uency of amplification up
to 20 MHz, broadening use in amplifier and switching circuits; and (5) Creation
of high-voltage transistors necessary for the final stage of the horizontal sweep
of television and a number of other circuits- 7 ill- Vs-K-1

722TT- WARWC,.
AA 0040677~ 'WR 0482
NO v
'
Soviet
Inventions Illustrated, Section I Chemical, Derve nt
Z41581 SREET STEEL WELD4V MACHINEewith continuous
weld Ueformation *here to improve the vdld
quality of thin gauge sheet s"el, a drum type
welding machine was equipped with a semi-cylinarical
trough 9 of a small diameter with a slot for the
welding electrode 4. During welding, the steel
sheets pass round the troqgh 9: the material
expands under the heat.and the edges of the sheets
are bent downwards which ensure& good contact of
the welded scam with the backing support,
8.8.66 so 1096074/25-27. A.V,PETROV.et alia(8.9.69)
Bul 14118.6.69. Class 2lh.'lntXl.B 23k.

15750281

sun=
19750282
OPEN Main

AUTHORS: Petrov, A. V.; Slavin, G. A.; Leonov,,V. D..- Kuleshov,
__X,2.4.Zhukov, F.'; ShoroKhov~ V. an KltroTanov;
19750#283

USSR UDC: 539-3
B. P.
"Plane Contact Problem for an Elastic Body With Regard.to the Effect of
the Surface Layer"
Izv. Tomsk. mlitekhr. in-ta. (News of Tomsk Polytechnicml Inatitute), 1970,
157, pp 24-25 (from RM-11-e~-anika, No 7, Jul:71, Abstract No 7V35)
Translation: The paper presents the results of calculIations of the con-
tact stress p(x) and dimensions (2a) of the contact a-rea for the plane
Hertz problem with regard to the surface sturcture of the ccatacting bodies
according to I. Ya. Shtayermcm (Contact Problem of Elasticity Theory, Gos-
dat, 1949), according to wbi ch
tekhteor,-z the problem is formulated as an
integral equation
a
kP (X) + 0p (i) In dt =01-UX)
Mis equation is reduced by the author to a Prandtl equation and solved
numerically. G. Ya. Popov.
1L'*~t~-,.~~'ll~,l~'ift,tiilli.lil",:~i!i It] I FM IM
M1111111-111 H1 R 1,10111

USSR UDc 621. 396'. C. CO 2-76
Z!ITROFA:~IOV, G. T.
"A Method for Hlermetically Sealing thfi.- Shafts: of Control I r. ro
Exit"
V sb. Obrmen opytom v radioprork-fshlennosti (axperience Pool'Ing, in the ~-Iectronics
-Ii di
Industry-collection. of works), Vyp. 6, Moscow, 1970, p 79 (fron K oteirhnika,
No 10 Oct 70, Abstract No lOV259)
on: The author proposes using rubber rings of cii*cul--rzr zec-"Lr-ri e(OST
Translati
9833-61) as the Sealing eler-ent for shafts at points This of Con-
atruction for a shaCt seal may also be used for prevonting leakii (luring horizontal
displacement of a shaft, Resumd.

112 017
T-ITLE--PHOTONFUTRON CROSS
.:,-AUTHOR-f04)-ANTROPOVv G.P
:V.S.
'-.-.~COUNTRY OF [NFO--USSR
p 0
UNCL ASSI FtO ROCESSING OATE--23OCT7
"ECTIONS FOR THALLIUM 20-1, AND THALLIUM 205 -0-
p I Vv I.YE., PROKOFYEV, A.[., RUSSKIKH,
/2~0'
SO,URCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSRt 19 34( 11: 116-21-
SER. F 11
)ATEPUBLISHED ------- 70
:-.-S.UBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
JOPIC TAGS--PHOTONEUTRON, EXCITATION CROSS SECTIONt THAL1,10 ISOTOPE,
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1988/0209 STEP NU--UR/0048/7!)/034/")01/011610121
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105285
UNCLASSIFrED

-2/2 017 UNCLASSIFIED. PROCESStnIG DATE-230CT70
CI-RC ACCESSION NO--AP0105285
.,~~ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRAcr, THE YIELOS OF THE N FPOM THE
REACTIONS (GAMMA, N) AND (GAIVA, 2N) IIN.PKIME203 TL AND PRIMEZ03 YL
NUCLEI WERE MEASUqED AT E: PRIMEMAX. SUBGA14MA EQUALS 7-20 MEV. THE
EXPTL. DETO. VALUFS WERE USED TO CALC. THE CROSS SECTIONS OF T~iESE
THE CALCN. WAS CARRIFD OUT ON A CM4PUTER HY THE PENFOLD
METHOU WITH A 0.5 MEV STEP, THE RESULTS ARE f)LoTrED AND
~..DISCUSSED.
UNC LAS S I F I E D

-1/2 033 UNCL ASS I FIED PAOCESSING DATE--040EC70
REGISTRATION OF COBALT~57 GAMMA QUANTA -U-
,..:AUTHOR-(03)-MlTROFANOV, K.P., PLOTNIKOVAt MoV.t ROKHLOVi N.I*
--USSR
OF INFO
-.SOURCE-PRLS. TEKH. EKSP. 197t~m, 75-6
PUBLISHED ------- 70
;I:~,SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSIC-",# NUCLEAR SCIENCE~ANDJECHNOLOGY
TAGS--QUANTUM RESONANCE PHENCMENON9 COBALT ISOTOPEv GAMMA QUANTUMI
ABSORPTION SPECTRUMv GAMMA COUNTER.
-,~~.:CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
___.rDOCUMGNT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REE-L/FRAME--3007/1063 STEP NO--UR/0120/70/000/00210075/0076
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136483
___Utit -A
94JUL _~ lFiED

UNCLA$SIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
2/2 033
ClRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136483
:
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* PARAMETERS ARE GIVEN OF A
..,RESONANCE COUNTER FOR REGISTRATION OF PRIME57 CO GAMMA;QUANTA WITHOUT
RECOILe THE ABSORPTION SPECTRUM:OF THE COUNTER I$ A SINGLE LINE. THE
'COUNTER IS COVERED WITH 70PERCENT FE PLUS 20PERCENT NFPLUS IOPERCENT
CR9 THE REGISTRATION EFFICIENCY FOR RESONANCE WIMA QUANTA EQUALS
SIMILAR TO 15PERCENT, THEIR COUNT EXCEEDS;THE NOISE LEVEL TENFOLD-
TH.* MOSCQWr USSR.
FACILITY: NAUCH.-ISSLED. INST..YADO,

........... ...... .... ....... ......
USSR UDC 553.98:551.247:550.837.622.241(574.12/13)
A-NISHCHENKO, C. I\., DEMENVYEVA, 1. G., VILENCHIK, A.
POGREBINSKIY, S. A., RO. NIENK0, V. P., and FOILKEM
RA~ '0, 1'. Trust for Special
Geophysical Operations, Ministry of Geology, USSR
"Electrometric Research on the Border Zone. of the Pre-Caspian Depression by
the Method of Telluric Currents"
Moscow, Neftegazovaya Geologiya i Geofizi~a, No 5, 1972, pp 36-42
a
Abstract: The article sumi)iarizes the results of research in the pre-Caspian
depression by the inethod of telluric currents. This method was used for
mappIng the elements of the salt tectonics in this territorv on. the bas:1--
Y of the acute difference between the specific resiatence of th,--- salt 3nd tbat
of the sediments of Lbe persalt complex. The results, classf-lied according.
to the regions of the investigated territory and the cluiracter of the re-
lation with the cross-section, are briefly 'set forth. An. analy,,;Is of the
nature of the telluric anomalies is: givm 4 figures.

NCLA5$lr-l b PR'CFSS:IIIG [)ArE-
112~ OtO u ki -27NOV70
ITLE--ALKYL OR PHENYLALKYL SULFONATE ESTERS -U-
UTHOR-(03)-KOSTYUGHENKO, V.M,t M(TROFANOV,A4.G., GERSHENOVICH, A.].
C.GUNTRY OF INFO--USSR 1V
218,882
qE-FERENCE--OTKR.YT[YA, IZOORET., PROM. 089AZTSY, TOVAANYE MAKI 1970,
."-DATE PUBLISHED--10FEB70
-,.,SU-BJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--CHEMICAL PATENT, SULFONIC ACLOt ESTERP ALKYL RADICAL, PHENOL,
Es
Z
NZENE DERIVATIVE, CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS
CONTROL 14AFZKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PR()XY,REEL/FRAME--3006/159? STEP NO--UR/0482/70/000/000/0000/0000
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA0135238
-IT _U

212 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NG--AA0135238
m~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE TITLE COMPDS. ARE PREPD. BY
:,TREATING NtPARAFFIN SULFONYL CHLORIDES CONTG. C SU4Q -C SUB4 WITH 4LCS.
CONTG. C SUB8 -C SUB16 OR WITH ALKYLPHENOLS CONTG.~C SU88 IN TliE SIDE
CHAIN. THE REACTION IS CARRIED OUT IN THE PRESENCE OF NH SUB3 AT
THAN 50DEGREES. FACILITY: VOLGOGRADSKIY
NAUCHNO-ISSLEDOVATELISKIY INSTITUT NEFTYANOY I. GAZUVOY PROMYSHLENNOSTI.

UNCLAS:Sl EO~':
023 Ft PRdt.ESSTNG DATE--11SEPTO
TITLE~;~-INDUSTRTAL 'EXPERIENCE FOR.-OATAININO ELECTRODE COKE FROM VACUUM-
RESIDUE -OF MANGYSHLAK PETRULEU4 -U-
~~AUTHOR ZMIYEVSKlYt-P.K.v TIMOFEYEVr. A*A.t Hl,TROFANOV,, M.Glt' DEREKHr P.A.t
--A~`V,lAARTJR0SO.V_ V.G-
7~ COUNTRY OF-: iNFO--ZSSR
OU NEFTEPERERAB. NEFTEKHIM. (MOSCOW)l 19709 (1) 5-8
_RC,E
S
6A TE-P.Q13L ISHED ----- - 70
EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHYr PROPULSION AND
+UELS
.TQP_-rC-,---TAGS--PETROLEUM PRODUCT# CRUDE OILv ELECTRODE# COKE# PETROLEUM
Df~TJLLATIONt VACUUM DISTILLATIONv KEROSINew PETROL,FUM DESALTING,
`,_~CHEHICALI COMPOSITtON, SULFUR#: VAN DIUM,; GASOLINE
;:_"CONTft_0L MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
REEL/FRAME--1980/1140 STEP '40--UR/0318/7010001()QI/0,305fGOO3
:CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107629

1 7
'212, 023, UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--lISFP7n
C I-RC- ~'A CC ESS 1 ON ND--AP0107629
GP-0- ABSTRACT. RESIDUE, DISTGs 10PERCENT S'~ALLER
.'__THAN.OR EQU 4 T9 SOO DEGREES, 0 PRIME20.0.926i ASH 0.06, S O.Z6, V
A ~
6.001-TiNT 0.0,02v COKE 8.09 TAR 26t ASPHALTENES 1.75o OIL 70, HARD
_-PARAFFINS 17 WT. PERCENT, YIELDED, BY DELAYED COKINfp, ELECTRODE CDKF
--CONTG.-7PERC8NT VOLATILE MATTER. GOOD RESULTS WERF OBTAINED WHEN THE
-CRUDE PETROLWM WAS DESALTED TO 10-15 MG.' AND THE RESIDUE CONTAINED MAX.
-45 MG NACLrL.j YIELDING GAS 9PERCENTi GASOLINE 8~. SMiLLER THAN OR
,''ZQUAL OOMGREES 1Ow'KEROAINEv GAS OIL,'.AND.FUEL:62t COKE 161
-EUKTRODE CQKE -6.;5- WT PERCENT,.,, THE.-LATT.ER CONTAINED S 0.6
;".,-.--'ANf) _.V ~~00'001.4--~O.0022PERCENT.
UNCLASSIFIED

fannv
coke ovens, Ifitro V-: L (Yuj4og, &2ksokhim.
Yasini3vka, 4VU94 .7MIM& 1970,~ (1), 16-19, (Russ).
Vapor and gas injectio .n ~ into' furnace.~ chambers bad- it OimiIar
effect on. the smokeless cwji~g of coke ov Por pildt-plant
and i.ndustriaI circtilar ccike: ovens uSiIItc6WtTrSo;n the Bachatskoe
n of. tJ 6 smokOew,6harging meth6d was
open-cut mine, adoptio I
studied. in detail. The compn. of the gases in the vicinitkof the
ovens was detd. withoutand withsmokelcss-~charjlng. Coas in-
jection compared with vapor iojecli6n~ gave higher service life
of the injecting device, a smaller amt. of ammonia water and
lower costs, although a higher loss in the circulating C04-Oven
Ld6pjion of ot, 7;
gas was observed. After I rM the dust
content in the air decreased (6m 179.3-to 15.4-38.9 nIg/m3
n
and the CO content from. 92.8-447 to 8.3-18,9 mg/t
q J. Brzeziii
ski J
REEL/FRAME
19750682

USSR UDC 537-525-1
KAGAN, YU. M., and !%TRC~ N. X.
~ANLVJ-
"Energy Spectrum of Electrons in a Striated Column of a Glow Discharge in
Hydrogen'
Leningrad, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, Vol 41,, Issue 10, Oct 71,
pp 2o65-2op
Abstract: Investigations were conducted on the striated form of a discharge
in hydrogen at various pressures and densities. r1he striated structure of the
discharge column was controlled by means of a metal dinphragm located in the
vicinity of the cathode. The diaphragm, not connected externally, could be
positioned with the help of a magnet.
Measurements of electron energy were made by mans of tha current flowing
through a probe located between the diaphragm and the anode. This current
was modulated by means of an a.c. potential,,.and the harmonica of the probe
current corresponding to the modulating frequency vas then used to determine
the second derivative of the probe current.with reapect 'to the probe voltage.
The required distribution function was then determined from the derivative.
Electron density was found by integrating the energy distribution function.
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USSR
MAN., YU. M. and MMOFANOV, N. K., Zhurnal Tekhnichaskay Fiziki, Vol 41,
Issue 10, Oct 71, pp 2065-2072
Results were presented in the form of series of curves for different
discrete values of pressures and discharge currents. It was observed that
high-energy electrons were concentrated in the vicinity of tha cathode and that
they lost their energy gradually through inelastic collisionn and scattering
(drift) towards the walls of the tube as they moved throupgh the region of
lover potential gradients. Isotropy of electron velocities wus not observed
In the present experiments; on the contrary, a considerable man-uniformity of
the positive column was noted, with fast-particle groups present everywhere.
A special probe was used for detecting and measttring the radial component
of electron velocities. Caution was recomended for this type of measurement,
particuls 1y if a spherical probe was to be used, since the probe distorts the
shape of the electric field in its vicinity and the assumption of the spherical
character of the field components is no longer justified$
2/2
A till ill- 101111 !ii Will lilUl M111111 till MR MI; I

-77
USSR UDC 621.'58-2.2
UM 'C 'IMQFAUQY--Q-Y,
ORESID. N, P.T., SEKEN -V, V.A.,
"Active Elements Based Cn Chalcogenide Glasses (Short Coar-munication)
Elektron.tekhniPa. Nsuch-tcl:hn-sb- .4i~roelel'tranika (E100tronice- Teehnolcgy.
Scientific--Technic,~il Collection. ~-'icroelectronics'), 1971, Ro PP '*'--~7
(from RM.Elektronil,-a i yey~ r.~=~naqj. e, No 21 Feb 72, "ibstruct, 1,,*o 2,165)
___L ~y
Translation: ?he s,-.,itchinE pammeters are considered of bead eleLzents based
mmoEition of
on glasses with a different te=nerature of ooftening, in 11he cc.-
vhIch Go, So; ia, 51, and Go entor. VA,
'7U-

--- ~T
USSR UDC 678-06-419-B-677-52)-1.05
VOLKOV, R. A., KOVAIEV, V. A., and
"Flow Line for Fabrication of Fiberglass Lifeboats"
Moscow, Plasticheskiye Massy, No 61 1971, PP 17-20
Abstract: The article describes a pilot line for the constant flow producv--tn
fiberglass lifeboats. Despite the difficulties encountered in the adjustment
o
f
and introduction of the complex of equipment the result was a siLmiTicannt-
increase in labor productivity, as well as improved sanitary ar-4 bydienic con-
ditions for the workers. The flow line in designed for thl.- production of 1500
boats a year. The line makes provision for the production of single-layer and
sandvich-type boats. The sandwich-type boats colzsiat of an exterior and
interior fibert,,rlass shell, with the space between the shel)s filled with poly-
urethane foam. The line han two parallel flows for naking the exterior (aid
interior shells. The followi.Nj qperatjor)a are performd aL secli).eritially
arrangeed specialized work, places- preparation of forming oq~Lipvdvt; fabricmtion
of the exterior and interior ~,~I shells; hydrovemoval of tdie sbells; testing
of the exterior shell for watertightness by.filling vith water; filling the
space between the shells with polyurethane foam; installInf.--, of deck covers;
assembling of machinery and equipment; testing of the boat; elintination of
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USSR
VOLKOV,, R. A., et al., Piasticheskiye massy, No 6, 1971, pp 17-20
minor defects found during the tests and painting of the boat; outfittimg of
the boat.
The flov line Includes polymerization cbambers equipped with indivIdual
ventilation and heating devices, a special device for the preparation and pour-
ing of PFU-3S polyurethane foam, transport equipment (transfer-bar and inter-
mittent conveyers), special equipment for making the exterior and interior
shells of the boat hulls, and a traffic control panelo
I . The following are used to inake the shells: polymethane misin ,\TS-609-21
(STU (Sovnarkhoz Technical Specifications) 30-14366-65) glass cloths ASTT(b)
C -0 (MRTU (laterreuublic Technical. Specifications] 6P~36_62), TzbS-0-56-0
(6;U 6-11-62-67) a~d glass gauze.SE-0-1 (mm 6-n-6447).
2/2
67 -

1/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED, PROCESSING WE-20NOV70
'X TP -f CF COPP ERklkjLYilDE,'AUP. URES FROM
TITLE-IM"WiEVENT IN THE CLM.PLL ~EATMEI%
THL K)"IL't,-AKYR DEPOSIT -U-
AUTti0R-Ml.'TkCFAN0Vv S.I.
_~ctUNTRY'.Us: INFO--LSSR
_-SCURC E-- I ST VLTAL. 1970, 43(5)1p 36-40
:i)ATE FUEL lShLi~-----70
AREAS--EARTH SCIE%CES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
~~:'_!TOP I CTAGS-COPPER, GRE, MCLYBDENUM., oxioATibN,, FLOTAtl(;N
1, CENTROLMARKING-NG RESTRICTIONS
C(.k-S5--UNCLASSlj7fEL)
.',~P~POXY,REEL/fk.4fiE--3C,04/1914 STEP NO--UR/0136/701043/005/0036/0040
_f 0
.'.c, I R C, ACCE1,5101. N1)--Af'013jl
wo'LASS IFIED

2/2 0115 UNCLASSIFIED Pli-CCEbSING DATE-20NOV7C
.~.CIR(; ACCESSICN N'C,--APQ13Z176
1~~'ABSTPACT/EXTRACT--(U) Gfl-0- ABSTRACT. ThE INDUSTRIAL 'OkE. 1-1"~EATMENT PLANT
WAS REOWLr To ALLOW THe TREAPlENt' OF 3 KINDS OF IJAE: CJXIO[ZE~J, ,JIX~jl
L -,
SUL F I DE !'LL S 10P ~RC ~ NT OX I U I ZS LI) t AND SULF I OE ilRf-- S. THE L;Asic ELEME,~rs
Or- Ti-.L PEGUILT PLANT wEAE: FL(JATLCN WITH SUt3.SEqUENT CLASSIFICAT[ON TO
S SLL(vLS eMN! SANDSt FLCTATION Of THE SLIPIC-St ANO Gk I&ul~,G OF
INTERPE'Ni4rE PROCUCTS. SLiMES ElitRICPEU, IN CU AND MIJ clut Go To mF rcu-mci
-R DIRECTLY -i" AFTER ONE A00iNit. FLOIATION. sillius iqERf GROUNO
CiANIL. ELTHE Li
-u u.
wAND FLuj%.rL- %uER STRONGLY ALK. COMUITKNS (TG OLPRCSS~PYRITC-). THE
EXT%. 6F CU. k0, ANIO i%J ~,A*S INCREASED 27.1-16, ANU 76-80PERCENT, RESP., TO
77.17, -'#7.b7, AND 73.6PEt~CE,'%.T, P.F-SP. THE. 0ECFEASF CF MINUS 74 MU
PARTICLLS BY 5PEACENT W--C;,EASLu THE CU EXTN. BY ',P~:RGEWp WHILE THF
:PRGDLr-Y I VI TY hAS INCRE:ASLI) UY 5-6PEACENT.

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
TITLE-FEANS FOR INCREASING THE OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY OF THE IMEKHAwm
FLOYATION MACHINE -U-
Ai~THOR-WRCFANGVI S.I.
'-w-C-LUNTRY GF, INF13--USSR
-TSVET. METAL. i'j 7 C1~ 3$'t) 86-8;
CURC E
0 ATE PUBL IShEC-----70
'.-SU~iJECT AREAS--,'4ECH.v IND., CIVIL ANU MARINE ENGR, EARTH SCI-NCES ANO
-CEANCGRAPHY
U
TkGS--AIRI FLGTATII,U-,N;, PRODUCT11N EFFICIENCY., ORE 6ENIFICATION
EQU I P PC- NT
aROL.14ARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
~.--,,J13CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
KOXY REEL/FRAME--3004/1905 STEP NCi~-IUR/OL36/70/043/004/(1086/01)88
lCtItC. ~ACCESSICN NO-AP0132161
U L 15 5 E F t E, D'.

2/2 ~O 14 UNCLASSIFIV PIWCESSING DATE--20NOV70
ACCESSICt"i Nlj--Al3013?-167
bSTRACT/EXTRACT--IUJ GP-0- ABSTRACT. THI
S "IACHINE, SHOULD 3E FITTFU WITH
A 4 BLADE IMPELLE, CHA,,ibEr% St -ULU BE MG, - E E
R AM) NE I C, 'Jlff 0 To GIVE 2 SID 0
FROTH DISCHARGE. LT IS ALSO AL)VANTAGEUU5 TD INCREASE THE VOL. OF THE
CHAMBER. THLSv INCkEASING THE CHAMBEk VOL. AT THE EXPENSE OF ITS DEPTH
REDUCES ThE FLOTATION RATE BUT INCREASES iHE AIR,BUBBLE LOAD, I.E.
'INCREASES TFE CCEFF. CF ~Ik UTiLIZArICNo THE CRI'T. CHAMaER (jEprH IS 1
UNC LA S 5 1 F I E 1)

'USSR UDC 615-214-32-099
U C! RUNOVA, M. P.* ULIYANOVAI 0. V.s and POMWYEVAj R. P.,
e
Institute Cologyp USSR Arademy~of Ifedical Scienceep Moscow
"Evaluation of the Toxicity of Fluoracisine"
Moscowg Farmakologlya I Toksikologlyag No 5p Vol XXXIVs SeP-Oot 711 PP 540-542
Abstracts Fluoracisine (hydrochlorlde 10 --diethylaminopropionil)-2-
trifluoromethylphenotbiasine) in an antidepressant sihose possible tuadesirable
side-effeaLs is of medical interest.
Heart action, respiration$ liver function and blood sugar were tested
in groups of dogs administered 2,5 mg/kg fluorarAsine dmily for 30-45 days
follovied by an increase to 5.0 zg/.kg for the next 25-,35 days. A group of
rate was also tested.
No effect on the cardiovascular system or liver w" observed. However,
skin lesions and a tendency to weight loss# as well as Increa-sed excitability,
were produced, It Is concluded that long-term administration of fluoracisine
in effective dosages produces little or no toxic effect.~

USSR UDC 621.3S7.1.035(OM8)
NOVOSELOV, V. A., NELIDOV, V. B., R(IRANQ& ARCHAKOV, V. P.,
EPELIFELID, F. I., SOLOVEY, L. F., PETROVSKII, P. P.
"Device for Distribution of Amalgams"
USSR Author's Certificate No 295736, filed 30/09/69, published 8/04/71.
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Khimiya, No 4, Moscow, 1972, Abstract
No 41,245 from the resume).
Translation: A device is patented for distribution of amalgam in scrubber
separators, consisting of a perforated grid with a circular tip, separating
the upper plarte of the grid into central and peripheral zones with apertures
for distribution of the amalgam and output of hydrogen, differing in that
in order to improve the flow of amalgam,,climinate wear of the fitting and
prevent hydraulic shock, the apertures in the peripheraJ zone are made in
the form of slits covered with a screen, while the apertures for passage of
amalgam are located at the points of intersection of slots made oil the lower
plane of the grid and forming projections, preventing Wockage of tile aper-
tures; with granules of the packing.
8

-4-A'i" - Y
1. SIIOCX WAVrr A4V MPLOSIOINS IN CItSFS
IS-1yev, V. K. . B. N' K%Indril~ov. Nr. P.
Karobey"J.1tayt V., V., Ntitrofan.ov. R. 1.
Soloukhin, and hi. Ye. ToFcNIz!!~.
Ar?,rnrch on explot-ion pa!o dynamics and
reaclitil,, aynt"Ift. F'CiV' r=. 2, 1971.
311-317.
The Third International Collcvqwiam an explosion gas
dynamics and I-eacting systems took plaz* -*-- September IZ-17. 1971 in
Marsai!laa, France, Basic topics of theoretical and e"erimentat
resoarch reported on were in the field of unsteady dynamic gas flow.
accompaiiied by physicochernical transformation* of the mediom; gas-
dynamic aepccia of detonation; and problems of the physics and
chemistry of rocket-fuel combuntion and wor),Lnj processes In-wngines.
The colloquium also doalt-with the gas, dynamics of evplosions in space.
The conference was divided into seven sactionsi. aj space phenomena,
h) vortex flow. c) exptadlon gas dynamics, d) detonation. a) shock waves.
1) gas-liquid systems, and g) reacting systems. V. P. Xorobeyniko~
gave A gos-dynamic description of the mation " explosion of meteorite&
on the,banin of the suppolsed explosion pattern of the Turiguaskly meteorite,
A session on twisted flows included a joint report I)y four
U.S. delegates and V. P. Korebeynikov an the influence of ho4t conduction
and viscosity an wave propagation from a powerful explosion. A. A.
Vasil'yov, To P. Gavrilen~to, and M. Ye. Topchiran described planned
experimental research an the position of the Chapman-Jousuct plane in a
multifrant detonation wave in gas. V. P. Korobrynikov. G. 0. (*,hernyy.
J, at &to prevented a theoretical analysis and an example of a numerical

USSR UDC 621.)15,592;546.28
OH&TYRKINA, N.A., KAPACHEIITSEVA, Z.V., MITROPANOV, V.7., DEDEGKAYEV, T.T.,
BELOV, N.A., ERLIKH, R.N., VASYUTINA,
"Carbon Insertion In Epitaxial Layers Of Silicon And Effect W Grovth Oonditicno
On Their Formation"
Elektronatekhnika. &%uch.-txjkhn.Bb. Poluprovodnq~ibqry, (Electronics Technology.
6 eientific-Technical Collection. Semiconductor Devices), 1971, Issue 1(1;8),pp
47-50 (from RZh;Elektronik.a i yeye yrimeneniyq, No 9, Sept 1972, Abstract No
9B79)
Translation: A study is made of the defectiveness of epitaxial layers of Si
connected with a high carbon content. It is shown that in the initial state
~epitsxial layers grown by hydrogen reduction of tetrachlorated,silicon have a
microuniformity characteristic of the presence of finely-divided insertions off
the second phase. In the process of.heat treBtment at 11500 C in an oxygen at-
mosphere, a decrease takes place of the density of microdofecto end an increase
of separation of the second phase containing carbon and oxygen. The results are
presented of teats of preparation of epitaxial layera with'a reduced carbon con-
f. a nt .6 r of . Summa ry.

USSR UDC 532.593+662.215.1
VASIL'YEV, A. A., GAVRILENKO, T. P., MITJR-O-FANM V. V., SUBBOTIN, V. A., and
TOPCHIYAN, M. Ye.
"The Position of the Point of Transition Through Sonic Velocity Behind a
Detonation Front"
Novosibirsk, Fizika Goreniya i Vzryva, No 1, 1972, pp 98-104
Abstract: An attempt is made to determine experimental'.1y thr'. posicion of tile
Chapman-Jouguet s~irface bebind the front of a detonatioti occurring in a pipe.
In pipes filled with various gas mixtures, the interaction of it detonation
wave with a thin plate, situated along the pipe axis, is studied at various
pressures to determine the position of the Chapman-Jougqet point. 2 figures.
I table. 9 references.
36

USSR UM 528.514
NEVEROV, L. A., KORTEV, N. V., LARIONOVA, T. A. M~T~OFANOV V
4 4~.44
MjJASEIXjsKjY, A. K. , POPOV, YU. V., Candidate.o~ 3c ences,
RYZHENKO, B. V.
"The New KDG-3 Phototaohymeter With Semiconductor 4mission
Source"
Leningrad, Optiko-mekhanicheskajE Promyshlenngsti, 110 9, SeP 70t
m35-39
Abstract., The authors describe the operating rinciple, optical
system, construction and test,results of the fIrst serially
produced phase phototachymeter with gallium arsenide diode as
the emission source. The instrument can be ueod to measure dis-
tances of up to 2 ka with an error of no more than 1.5 mm over its
entire range. Measurement time is 10-15 minuteii, The instrument
is equipped with thermostatic control and can b0j used at tempora-
tures from -50 to +500G. Power consumption is~luo more than 5
watts,

1/2 064 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
~:.:TITLE-SPIN DETONATION NATURE OF THE TANGENTIAL HIGH FREQUENCY VIBRATIONS
IN LIQUID ROCKET ENGINE COMBUSTION CHAMBERS -U-
~'AUTHOR-(04)-ARKOVY OsF.* VOYTSEKHOVSKIY, B*V.p MITROFANOV# V.V.r
...-.-.Ti)PCHIIAN,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-PMTF ZHURNAL PRIKLADNOI MEKHANIKI I TEKHNICHESKOI FIZIKII
-JAN.-FEB. 1970, P. 155-157
PUBLISH-ED
--SUBJECT AREAS--ORDNANCE# PROPULSION AND FUELS
TAGS--COMBUSTION INSTABILITYt COMBUSTION CHAMBER, ROCKET ENGINEj
I QU 10 PROPELLANTo SPINNING DETONATION
`_,~CNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
%_'DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~'_"PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1549 STEP NO--UR/0207/70/000/000/0155/0157
--AP0118532
ACCESSION NO
UNCLASSIFIED

064 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0118532
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, COMPARISON OF THE MAIN FEATURES OF
A HLGH FREQUENCY INSTABILITY OBSERVED IN THE COMBUSFION CHAMBERS OF
ROCKET ENGINES WITH THE FEATURES OF A SPIN DETONATION. IT IS
SHOWN THAT THE CONDITIONS CREATED NEAR~THE ATOMILERS OF A LIQUID ROCKET
ENGINE ARE THE SAME AS THOSE.OCCURR%ING:BEHIND THE LEADING EOGE IN A SPIN
DETONATIUN. IT IS CONCLUDED THAT THE OBSERVED HIGH FREQUENCY
INSTABILIT1 IS A SPIN DETONATION UNDER.THE SPECIFIC CONDITIONS OF A
LIw-UID.ROCKET ENGINE COMBUSTION CHAMPE9*-:METHUDS OF PREVENTING THIS
-INSTABILITY FROM OCCURRING ARE CONSIDERED.
UNCLASSIFIED

OSSA UDC 539.374
GREMOV, V. A MANZHELEY, V. I, , 111YOLAYIEV, V. P.
TITOVA, N. S., SHOYKHET, G. Ya,
"Experimental Study of the Strength of Thin-Walled Rectangular Tube Under
Cyclic Axial Loading in the Elastic-Plastic Region"
V sb. Dinamika splosh. sredy. Vyp. 8 (Dynamics of a Continuous Medium.
No* 8 -- Collection of Works), Novcsibirsk, 1971, pp 144-151 (from RZh-
Mekhanika, No 8, Aug 72, Abstract No BV361)
Translation: The strength of a tube with a transverse cross secticn in the
form of a rectangular trapezoid welded at the ends to fixed rigid parts
under a cyclic temperature effect was studied. Experiments were made on.
the object itself and on models, reduced tubes of rectangular cross section.
The tube was subjected to a variable load and cooling up to given teampera-
tures. The models were deformed without changing the tenpETature, cGm,-
pression was achieved up to a given deformation, and strotching was achieved
up to a given value of the axial force. The material fca, the tube and the
models was ?11811110T steel. Test results based on 100 cycles are discussed.
Stability losses In the walls and limited growth of deformation under the
first cycles are noted. The test ended with the formation of cracks in some
cases. D. A. Gokl-delld.

t 013 UNC L AS S I F I ED, Pk13:CESSEWG DATE--ZONCIV70
TITLE--GRLUP THEGRETICAL iMETHOU FOP, DETERMINING PE RMITTED TERMS U~ THE
ELECTRONIC SrATES OF PULYATUMIC MGLECULES TAKING A0.(1UNr OF SPIN ORBIT
AUTHGR~l 05 )-MEN', A.N.,, CliEkEPANGV, V.I., FARSEROVs 0.!3.t OITROFANUVO
0-YA.9 CtiuFARcVr G.I.
CF 1*~FC-USSR
SGURCE-INT. J. QUANTUM ChEM. 1970v 4(l), 109--19
DATE PUbL I SHED-- 70
j-
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS# CHEMISTRY

TG.PI CTAGS-44OLECUL-AR STRUCTUREP
SPIN OR81T COUPLING EXCITED ELECTRON

-'.CCNTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~',~_--PROXY REEL/FRAME--1984/0649 STEP NO-US/0000/701004/001/0109/0119
GIRC ACLESSIGN NO--AP0055352
UNCLASSIFIE0

USSR UDC; 621.396.6:621.315.3(Oa8.8)
W TM FAN 0 V, Y e. V.
"A Flexible Connector"
USSR Author's Certificate No 259210, filed 18 jun 68, pL;blished 28 Apr 70
.(from RM-Radiotekhnika, No 12, Dee 70, Abstract No 12V416 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a flexible connector
designed fo'r electrical connection of computer modules. To improve relia-
bility, the element is made in the form of:a dielectric tape. This tape is
fitted with lugs and with holes made in the lugs and in the gkns between
them which accommodate the connecting -wires. Two illustrations. Ye. M.

00
1/2 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING-DATE--040EC70
"...TITLE--DETERMINATION OF SULFURIC 4CID Cb.NC.ENTRATIOk-U-
AUTHOR-(04)-KONOVALOV* VOA.t LOLENKOt I-Z-v KUMFANOVt YU-A-p KHLYNINv
COUNTRY.OF INFO--USSR
-,-.SOURCE--U.S.S.R. 265044
.KEFERENCE~-0TKRYTlYAj-- IZ38RET., PROM.; OBRAZTSY, TOVARNYE
ZNAKI 1970,
AT Et PUBLISHED--09MAR70
:'-:SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
.,-.::T P I C. TAGS-CHFMICAL PATENT, SULFURIC ACIDI ELECTR-KAL CONDUCTIVITY,
AEASUREMENT, IONIZATION CONSTANT AQUEOUS -SOLUTION, SULFATE, SODIUM
I I NC C OMPOUND
,!"_C0NTROL:MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.,-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
__,~:PROXY REE.L/FRAME--3004/0834 STEP NO--UR/0482/70/00oi0oo/oooo/0000
ClAt ACCESSION NO--AA0131427
*=lug UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 012 UNCLASSIFI~EO PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA0131427
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. H SUB2 SO SUB4 (:CNCN. IS DETO. IN
A TERNARY SOLN. BY MEASURING THE ELEC. COND. OF THE SOLN. TO RE14OVE THE
EFFECT ON THE MEASUREMENT OF 7-1,0PERCENT ZNSO SUR4- ANO NA SUB2 SO SUB4
CONTAINED IN H SUB2 SO SU84,* THE ELEC.~COND. FOR A SOLN. DILD. IN A
RATIO~. FACILITY: RYAZAN RADIOT,ECHNICAL INSTITUTE.
Ur%

112 012 UNCL ASS I FIED Pl',,QCESSING DATE--040EC70
'--T.TTLE--AUTOMATIC CONIROL AND REGULATIOWOF THE CONCE.-NITRATION OF SULFURIC
ACID AND ZINC SULF/TE IN PRECIPITATING AND PLASTICILING BATHS -U-
:,,.,--,AUTHOR-(03)-MITROFANC.V, YU*A.p LOLEWOt ll*Zot KONOVALOVt Y.As
--USSR
....,.COUNTRY OF INFO
`-SOURCE--KHIM. VOLOKNA 19701 (3)t 53-4
:..`.'_OATE, PUBL ISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-AUTOMATIC CHEMICAL PROCESS CONTROLt SULFURIC ACIDr RAYONv ZINC
:'J'COMPOUNDY SULFATEt ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVITYv TEXTILE ENGINEERING
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY FICHE NO ---- FD70/605OL2/CO9 STEP NO--UR/0183/*rO/0001003/0053/(1054
CLE-!zSl0N' %'t --APQlzt, 27c~

2/2 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATF--040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP01402'15
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, THE ELEC. COND. OF THE COAGULATING
AND PLASTICIZING BATHS, USED IN THE MANUF. OF RAYON FIBERSt DEPENDS
PREDOMINANTLY ON THE CONCN. OF H SUB2. SO SUB4; THE CHANGES OF INSO SU34
AND NA SUB2 SO SUB4 CUNCNS. HAVE NEGLIGIBLE EFFECTS. AN AUTOMATIC
RECORDING CONTROLLING DEVICE IS OESCRIOEG WHICH CONTINUALLY GETS. THE
COND.p H SUB2 SO SU64 CONCN.j AND ADJUSTS ITS FEEI) IN THE 0-50 G PER 1.
RANGE WITH PLUS OR MINUS 1.2 G PER I.:ACCURACY.; THE- GONCN. OF ZNSO SUB4
IS DETD..PERIODICALLY BY COLORIMETRY WITH TR-ILON 11, CHROME DARK BLUE
--DYE, AND A BUFFER MIXT. FACILITY: BALAK0,VSKII KCMB.t USSR&

i/2 020 UNCLASSIFIEDI~l PROtESSING DATE--160CT70
1TLE--INDIVIDUAL AND COMBINED INFLUENCE,OF RADIATION AND INHIBITORS OF
~"','PRQTEIN AND DNA SYNTHESIS ON THE-CELLS QF:CREPIS CAPILLARIS -U-
JJTHOR-(02)-MITROFANOVi YU.A.v KUTOMINAv l*F*
OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
OURCE--GENETIKA; 6: NO. 31 18-29(MAR 19,70)
ATE PUBLISHED ---- MAR70
b.
UBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGIC-AL AND MEDICAL SCItNCES
UP IC.TAGS--PLANT PHYSIOLOGYp RADIATION 8IOLOGtC EFFECT, CHROMOSOME,
..NITOSISi DNA
:1 t0NTROL MARKIING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/0667 STEP NO--UR/0473/70/006tOO3/00li3/0029
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0117892

2/2 OZO UNCLASSIFIEd PROCESSING OATE--160CT70
tIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0117692
ABS,TRACT/EXTRACT--[U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. MOD I F I C-AT 1 ON OF CHROMICISOME ANO
ERRATIONS WAS FOUND TO APPEAR IN THE DIFFERE14T PHASES OF THE
CHROMATID AB"
141TOTIC CYCLE. THE FORMER WERE MODIFIED IN G SUBI AiNO St viHILE THE
LATTER IN S AND G SUB2. IT IS APPARENTLY CONNECTED WITH THE P.RUDUCTIOf~
Q
OF THE CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS IN THE S.PHASE (POSSIdLY JUST ~3EFiRE THE
DNA SYNTHESIS IN A CHROMUSOME) AND THE CHROMATID ABERRATIUNS, IN G SUB2
(PROBABLY JUST BEFORE THE MITOSIS). FUDR INDUCED 440DIFICATION OF THE
RADIATION EFFECT WAS FOLLOWED BY CHROMOSOME FRAGMENTATION, 'OHICH
ACCOUNTED FOR THE CHANGES IN THE ABERRATIONS SPECTRUM. A VERY
'APPRECIABLE EFFECT WAS NOTED FOR THE CHROMATID ABERkATIONS ~jHEREAS FOR
JHE CHkOMOSOMES IT WAS LESS PRONOUNCED,. THE AUTAGENIC ANO MODIFYING
EFFECT OF FUDR WAS IN ACCORDANCE dITH THE RATE OF DNA SYNTHESIS IN THE
Cr ELL. THE STRONGEST FUDR EFFECT WAS NOTED ONLY WHEN THE FOLLOWING THREE
-EVENTS WERE SYNCHRONIZED: IRRADIATION, DPIA SYNTHESIS IN THE CELLr
:'_:.jNCORPORATION OF AN INHIBITOR. IN THIS~GASE ONE COULD OBSERVE THE EXTRA
FUDR EFFECT ON THE RADIATION INDUCEU ClikOMOSOME DAMAGES. P YR 0)%lYC 11.4
-CONSIDERABLY INCREASED THE CHROMOSOME ABERRATIO19 NUMBER IN IRRADIATED
.-CELLS9 BUT FAILED TO CHAP4GE THEIR SPECTRUM. THE STRONGEST ACTIVITY OF
.'THE CHEM.ICAL WAS NOTED FOR THE CELLS IN G'SUal AND.G SUB2. IT WAS LESS
ACTIVE-IN THE S PHASIE. FACILITY: INST. OF GENERAL GENETICSt
MOSCOW.
UN C L A St-S-1 F I

USSR UDC 8.74
GAVRILOV, YU. A., DOLGAY.OVSKIY, V. YU.,
"Study of the Characteristics of a Time-Sharing Computer System by the method
of Programmed Simulation"
V sb. Sistemn. modelirovani (Systems Simulation -- collection of works), Vyp-
2, Novosibirsk, 1971, pp 71-96 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 9, Sep 72, Abstract
No 9V625)
Translation: A hypothetical single-processor time sharing computer system the
composition, structure and functioning algorithms of which were selected on
.the basis of analyzing existing foreign systems was used as the object of in-
vestigation the results of which are presented in this paper. The technical
parameters of almost all the devices entering.into the hypothetical time-shar-
ing computer system are taken equal to theparameters of the corresponding
Soviet series-manufactured devices.
72

ES R UDC 8. 74
GAVRILOV, YU. A.,
"Program Simulation of the AIST-0 Computer System!'
V sb. Sistemn. modelirovanive (Systems Simulation collection of works), vyp.
2. Novosibirsk, 1971, pp 111-137 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 9, Sep 72, Abstract
No 9V626)
Translation: A comprehensive description of the printiples of construction,
structure and functioning of the program model of the AIST-0 computer system
developed at the computation center of the Siberian Department of the USSR
Academy of Sciences is presented. The program model is structurally a set of
processes programmed in the form of ALCOL-60 procedures. The relation of the
processes to each other is insured in terms of global variables and files.
The model processes represent the physical devices entering into the AIST-0
system and the indexes of the system together with the control panels. Certain
global files of the model depict the queues of the requests existing in one
form or another in a real system. The requests in the model represent the
signabs which are exchanged between the various devices of the AIST-0 system
during its operation, the mathematical Interrupt characteris tics, the numbers
of the panels and the processes. The requirerents of varioutj typer, going. from
certain processes to others are represented by various codes by the values of
wbich the type of request and the set and nature of operations are defined

USSR
GAVRILOV, YU. A., et al. , Sis temn. modelirovanive, v_yp. 2, Novosibirsk, 1971,
Pp 111-137
which must be performed in order to service the given requests. The process
algorlthms of the model are described, and some results of simulation of the
AIST-0 system are presented.

11-~ .....
UDC 8.74
GURYANOVI A. I., MITRO )v YU. 1.
"Simulation of Time-Sharing Computer Systems by Queueing System Networks"
V sbo Sistemn. modelirovaniye (Systems Simulation collection of works), vyp.
2, Novosibirsk, 1971, pp 97-109 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 9, Sep 72, Abstract
No 9V627)
Translation: The possibility of simulating time-sharivg cotqputation systems
by closed Unear networks of queueinst systems is analy2ed. A study was made
of the time-sharing systems in which a constant nunber2of users work each of
which can generate the next command f rom the control panel only after output
of the results of execution of its preceding command to the panel. 'rhe com-
usands of the users are interpreted as requests, and the commands entering into
the composition. of the time-sharing systems of the device are interpreted as
queueing systems. The users together with the control panels are also con-
sidered as the queueing system with identical instruments. In this queueing
system each instrument reflects one of the users, and the servicing of the
request by the instru=ant reflects the output to the user panel of the results
of execution of the current command, consideration by the user of Uiese results
and furtlier actions and input by the user of the next command froa the con-
trol panel. The models of two single-processor time-i;haritig systems are de-,
scribed: the CDSS and the hypothetical one. It is noted that u.4en constructing
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GUR'YANOV, A. I., et al., Siste=i. modelirovaniZe, vyp. 2, Novosibirsk, 1971,
pp 97-109
the given models in the form of queueing system networks all the real distri-
butions defining the time sharing systems, the users and the problems solved
in the timf--sharing system were approximated with respect to the first Moments
by the expcaential distributions. A comparison of the results of an analytical
~simxlatiou with the results of progr d simulation for which the actual dis-
tributimis vere used and with the results of gathering experimental data was
made.
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024 UNCLASSIFEE-Di PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
THE LABORATORY'-U-:
TITLE--ASTROSPECTRA It,
,-.AUTHOR-MITROFANOVA, L.A.
--,COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~,-'SOURCE-PRIRODA, NO. 5, 1970v P, 31-38
(YATE PUBL I SHED----- 70
~~_SUBJECT AREAS--ASTRONOMYIASTROPHYSICS, PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS-PLANETARY ATMOSPHEREt ABSORPTION SPECTRU149 SIMULATION
tMTROUL MARK I N.%G--NO RESTRICTIONS
7~
-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY FICHE NO----FD70/60501I/F03 STEP NO--UR/0026/70/000/005/0031/0033
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0140225
UNC LASS IF 1u':0

21Z 024 UNCLASSIFIF0 PROCESSING DATE--040EC7C
~C I P.C ACCESSION NO-AP0140225
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT. REVIEW OF TEC.HNIQUES FOR STUDYING
THE ABSORPTION SPECTRA OF PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES BY SIMULATION IN
ABSORPTION TUBES. THE OPTICAL SYSTEM OF AN ABSORPTION TUBE PROPOSED BY
WHITE IN 1942 IS DESCRIBED IN DETAIL. ~ALSO DISCUSSED IS THE ABSORPTION
TUBE OF THE PULKOVO 03SERVATORY. PUBLISHED STUDIES OF PLANETARY
ATMOSPHERES USING THIS TECHNIQUE ARE SURVEYED, THE IMPORTANCE OF FUTURE
GROUND SIMULATION STUDIES OF PLANETARY ABSORPTION :SPECTRA IS STRESSCOv
PRODUCTIVE ADVANCED ROCKETOBSERVATEONS OF PLANETARY
ATMOSPHERES MAY BE. FACILITY: GLAVNALA ASTRONOMICHESKAIA
OBSERVATORIIAP PULKOVO* USSR*
UNCLASSIFIED

!-/2 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
~I'TLE-RARE EARTH HYDROXYNITRILOTRIACETATES IN AN AQUEOUS SOLUTION -U-
,,-AUTHOR-(,05)-VARLAMOVAf G*L.t J41TROFANOVA# N.D.p MARTYNENKO, L.I.,
AMOV,
Nolov VARL
---COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZHs NEORG. KHIM. 1970, 15(5), 1239-43
-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--CHEMISTRY
--TOPIC TAGS--RARE EARTH COMPOUNDi ACETATE# COMPLEX COMPOUNDt LANTHANUM
COMPOUNDv CESIUM COMPOUND* YTTkIU(4'COMPOUNDY IONI!C BONOINGo
POTENTIOMETRIC TITRATION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3008/0947 STEP:NO--UR/0078170/015/005/1239/1243
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0137975
UNCLASSIFIED

-' ~ ~:!7"77-77-14~~,!!,
77 '777
2/2 017 UNCLASSI FI ED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
C-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0137975
:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ~COMPN. AND STABILITY CONSTS. (K)
--OF 14YOROXYN'ITRILOTRIACETATE COMPLEXES:OF IONS OF THE LA TO LU RARE EARTH
-ELEMENT'S AS WELL AS Y AND CS WERE DETO* DY POTENTLOMETRIC TITRN. AT
_-~_:.~:.---ZODEGREES AND IONIC STRENGTH OF 002. ;THE VALUE O'FL K(TIMES 10 PRI14E
WEGATIVE5) RANGES FROM 1.17 FOR LA-.TO::73*94 FOR Cu. FACILITY:
MOSK. GOS. UNIV* IM. LOMONOSOVAr MOSCOW91USSR*

USSR UDC 621.3 032-35
N. VI. TIM0.4'YMV, Yu. P., FRID.HAIT,
KUTUKGvt L. V. M11TRO hl~QVJ
S. A., and BH~Lvf.Eirko, V. V.
"Using luminophores to Investigate the Heat; in 'Electronic Circuits"
Moscow, FriborNr i Melchnika- Eksperimenta, No. 3, 1971, Dp 147-149
Abstract: ,~lthouc:h infrared radiometry has been used ifor invcasti-
gatia- thermal situations in electronic circuits, its r--sults are
not reliable. The Pur-pose of this pz~,per is to re~3earch ILurther
the recently applied luminophores -for investigating terlperatule
fields in electronic circuitry in printed circuit and interrated
circuit form, a method free -from rany o,~ the deficiencies
Inthe use of infrared observ--tions. -he exiie.-imerits desc.-JLbed in
this paper used as lwriinophores 5~,-thick coatings, of Zr.S, OdS +
phors, w i emit visille rad.-ation w.her.
Al;, and Ni crysta*1 phos. h
i
exe it e d'uy ultraviolet The inV.,wiity c,:.' th:Li visible ra-
diation drops sharply with small incrt~ases in tempe-rature. Yilso
used were nichrome resistance films covered with a protective
layer of SiG. "'con!- ot' er resul"ca they obtnined, tho authors find
that this method is convenient I"or dir~_,ct vis%Lsl -7.-_-s-t-s a--d ch:?c_ks
of operatin,-_ interrated circuits. Curves of -the ZnS, Cd3' + ~Ag, Ni
luminophore sensitivity as a function of the temptrature arta given.
The authors are in the Woscow Physical Institute, Academy of ~cien-
ces, USSR.

USSR UDC: 632.952:634.13
-rden
Nikitskiy State Botanical Ca
."Effectiveness of Some Fungicides Against Pear Rust"
Moscow Khimiya v Sel'skom Kliozyaystva, no 11, Nov 7U, pp 34-35
Abstract: Pear rust, a plant disease, affecting the ahove-ground t 'la r ts o f
the plant, has been most injurious in cartam areas oi the Crimea.
Described here are Lcsr-s involving polycarbacin i!xLiva
cupprociq UTZ activ!-- in,,,rcL.1icnt:;) --,jrljdC (50", act've ill,,; rc~*! I!Ilii
5 e i b 0 an d C. -r a, ii,*:La C t,I
karpen Fl-~65. Kanpen ffii6~ iced a jlroteati-~'
The test was ren-oduced fou:~ tjtloi by sprayim,;. T I I f C S ti,. or Of t 1
leaves. was ass-ai;-~ed prior to eLLcii spraylm,- . P.11 t2sttld cmipoundo,
cally polycarbacin, were found to be superior to. -th-e Bordec.1o: n-ixtu-l which
served as the control priemiratioxi. It Ims thern-forc sumpentod that T7DJ,~-
carbacin, cupu~acin, karpvn and haxi.:dde *be Civcn p.-olerr!rce '41-0 Vae Por-
deaux mixt-ire which is fairly elaborate to pmpazv and fmquon'tly thf-,
plant.

2 012 Rb ESSING DATE-L-30OCT70
UNCLASSIF1 P c
ED
'_~jlTLE--SYNTHES I SAND SOME REACTIONS OF 01 -BUTYLPEROXY)
ETHYL (ALPHA, (TERT
-ETHOXY) THALLIUM -U-
THOR-(04)-RAZUVAYEV, G.A.t MITROFANOVA.v *1 DODONOVt A.A., MOLKOVAr
--No
a
L
~-~C UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
M 1970t (2)v 465-6
AKAO. NAUK SSSRr SER* KHI
PUBLISHED ------ 70
~.-SUBJECTAREAS-CHEMISTRY
.~~,~;JQPIC TAGS---CHEMICAL-SYNTHESISt ALKOXIDEP THALLIU14 COMPGUND, PEROXIDE,
CHEMICAL DECOMPOSITION
CCNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
~~OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFEEO
.'~.~PROXY REELIFRAME-1997/0841 STEP NO-1-UR/0062/70/000/002/0~65/0466
CIAC ACCESSION NG--AP0119745
UNCLASSIFIE0

2/2 012 U.NCLAIS.SIFIED PilOCESSING DATE--30OCT70
.:CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0119745
-,-,,---ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AdSTRACT. ADDING 1.39 G PIE SUB3 COOCHMEOH IN
ET SUB2 0T0 3.03 G ET SUB3 TI AT 5DEGREES GAVE C SU62 H SUB60 AND AFTER
15~MlNt THE MIXT. WAS COOLED TO MINUS 75DEGREES,TO PPT. 50-5PERCENT ET
SUBZ TIOCHMEOQCME SUB39 M. IODEGREES, THIS IN DEGASSED C SUG6 H SUB6
HEATEO-24 HR AT 50DEGREES GAVE ET SUB2 TIOAC AND~ME SUB3 COH. SIMILARLY
IN-CUMENE THE PEROXIDE DECOMPO. AT ROOM TEMP. 1.1 2.5 DAYS TO YIELD tT
0
SU82:T.IOACv ME SUB3 COH, OICUMYL, AND, ET SUBZ TIOH; A LOW YIEL OF ACH
WAS.DETECTED ALSO. REACTI-ONS WITH ISOjPR3R AND ME SUB3 CBR IN C SUB6 H
SUB&GAVE ET SUB2 TIOAC ANDA4E SUB3 COH. fACILITY: LABo STABIL.
PULIM.t GORKIt USSR*
UM-1~S 51 F I E 1)

Orgaaometallic'Comjt~
USSR UDC 542-91 1- 541-459 4- 547.214
ZUBAYEV, G. A.9 14I;OiQF r V,, DODDNOVj V. A., and MOLIKOVA, L.
N., Laboratory of olymer Stab ilizationt Acadomy of Sciences USSR
"Synthesis and Some Reactions of Diet hylthalliumethoxy-O~-peroxy-
tert. -but yl"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSRj Seriya Khimicheskaya, No 2, Feb
70t pp 465-466.
Abstract: The interaction of triethylthallium with a-hydroly-tert.-
butyl peroxide gives diethylthalliumethoxy-CX-peroxy-tert.-butyl.
The latter is an organometallic peroxide compound which decomposes on
heating in benzene, cumene, isopropyl bromide and tert, -butyl bromide
with cleavage of the oxygen -oxygen: bond to give diethylthallium ace-
tate and tert.-butyl alcohol6

USSR
UM 621.396.6.017.72(088.8)
VORON321, G. I., KUZNETSOV, I. D., MITROKHIN, V. M., MURAVYEV, V. P.,
ZAKHABOV, V. S.
"A Device for Cooling Radio Electronic Equipment"
USSR Author's Certificate No 26844o, filed 18 Oct 68, published 21 Aug 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 6. Jun 71, Abstract No &P-92 P)
Translation: A device is proposed for cooling electrDnic radio equipment.
The device contains a closed loop filled with a coolaxit such as polynethyl
siloxane. Connected in series in the loop are a pump and an air-liquid
radiator with air collector. To improve the operating efficiency of the
device, an evaporator is placed in seriesvith the radiator and connected
by tubing through a solenoid valve to a coolant-filled vessel. The evapora-
tor is equipped with an ejector pump which is connected to a compressor
through an air line with remote-control valve. Connected in the main air
line of the air collector is a second remote-control valve. The ccntrol
windings of the solenoid valve and the-remote-control valves are connected
to a control.=odule which is connected in turn to temperature pickups in
the closed loop and the air collector.,

'f4/2 012 UNCLASS1 FIED; PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
,T,,'ITLE--POSITRON DECAY OF GOLD-194 AND IRIDIUM-188 -U-!~
Ol
,l,_UTHQk-(03)-AGEYEV# V.A.v MITROKH i(CH# N,~F.P.FEUKTISTOV, A.I.
-,,~CUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
E.- I AV AKAD, NAUK SSSk, SER. FIZ. 1970v 3411)t 201-3
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
,-.-SUBJECT AREAS--NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
__TQPIC TAGS--GOLD ISOTOPE# IRIDIUM ISDTOP~t COINCIDENCE CQUNTINGt
DECAY SCHEME, POSITRON,'BETA SPECTRUM-
'CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.,.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
--1988/0276
,,PROXY REEL/FRAME STEP NO--UR/0048/70/034/001/0201/0203
CIRC ACCESSION ND--AP0105350
UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE--160CT70
,7CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105350
',4BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE DECAY OF PRIME194 AU (39 Ho),
-AND PkIMEI88 IR 141 HR) WAS STUDIED WITH A 4 PI BETA PRIME
'POSITIVE-GAMMA COINCIDENCE SPECTROMETER. THE BETTA PRIME POSITIVE
OF BOTH ISOTOPES CONS15TS OF 2 COMPONENTS, THEIR UPPER ENERGY
.-LIMITS ARE 950 PLUS OR MINUS 30 AND 1210 PLUS OR MINUS 20 KEV FOR AU#
1030 PLUS OR MINUS 50 AND 1650 PLUS OR:MINUS 30 KE-V FOR IR. TtiE HIGHER
~:~11MITS WERE KNOWN FROM EARLIER PAPERS. FACILITY: KIEV4 GOS,
IM* SHEVCHENKOt KIEV. USSR.

015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--160CT7U
_,rlTLE--P0SITRON DECAY OF GADOLINIUN-L46,~EUROPIUH-146v AND EUKOPIUM-148
:::AUTHOR-103)_AGEYEVp V.A., MITROKHO.VICH# N,F#p FEOKTISTOVP A.I.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
f-SOURCE--IZV* AKAD* NAUK SSSR, SER. FIZ. 1970, 34(2), 397-9
i'DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHN!OLOGY
."TOPIC TAGS--BETA SPECTRUM, GAMMA SPECTRUMe RADIOACTIVE DECAY, POSITRON,
ISOTOPE, EUROPIUM ISOTOPE, PARTICLE ANNIHILATION, NUCLEAR
-RGY LEVEL
'~'CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/ FRAME--- 1988/0279 STEP NIO--UR/0048/70/034/002/0397/0379
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105353
UNC LASSI F

212 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--lbOCT70
:ZIRC ACCESSION #NO--AP0105353
~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE BETA PRIME POSITIVE SPECTRA
ANO THE GAMMA RAY SPECTRA IN COINCIDENCE WITH ANNIHILATION RAOIATION
WERE MEASURED WITH A 4 PI BETA PRIME POSITIVE GAMMA COINCLUENCE
SPECTROMETER COMPRISING A 4 PI BETA DETECTOR (2 STILBENE CRYSTALS WITH
'PHOTOMULTIPLIERS) AND 3 GAMMA DETECTORS REGISTERING THE ANNIHILATION
RADIATION AND GAMMA RAYS. PRIME146 EUP SEPU* RADIOCHEM. FROM THE GO
FRACTION WITH ITS DAUGHTER PRODUCT PRIME146 EUt AND AN "OLU" SMAPLE OF
THE EU FRACTION CO*NTG* PRIME148 EU, WERE USED AS SOURCES. THE MAX.
ENERGY WAS 350 PLUS OR MINUS 30 KEVP INTENSITY 0.01 PLUS OR MINUS
0,02PERCENT PER DECAYi LOG FT EQUALS 7;.2 FOR PRIME146 GD. TWO
COMPONENTS OF 940 PLUS OR MINUS 40 AND 540 PLUS OR MINUS 30 KEV (LEAOING
''TO THE LEVEL 1395 KEV) WERE FOUND FOR PRIMElltd EVv-THE INTENSITY OF THE
KEV COMPONENT WAS 0.06 PLUS OR MINUS 0.02PERCENT# dHICH LEAOS TO LOG
-~.FT EQUALS 8.9. FACILITY: KIEV, GOSo UNIY* IM. SHEVCHENKO, KIEV,
USSR.

USSR UDC 612.8:797.215
SHAKHOVA, V. I., and MITRONOVA, 1. A., Department of Physiology of Higher
Nervous Activity at the Institute of Physiology imeni 0. 0. Bogomolets,
Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR, Kiev
"Effect of Physical Load on the State of Human Higher Nervous Activity Under
Conditions of Underwater Work"
Kiev, Fiziolohichnyy Zhurnal, Vol 19, No 4, Jul/Aug 73, pp 541-542
Translation: Human underwater work results in nervous-emotional tension and
is reflected by higher nervous activity.
We studied eight amateur sportsmen 21-23 years old, all members of an
underwater swimming team.
The following methods were used: 1) determination of the mobility
indexes of nerve processes and work capacity of the brain according to A. E.
Xhil'chenkol; 2) correction test (Anfimov tables); 3) determination of the
latent period of simple optical-motor reflex.
During the experiment the subjects performed the following tasks:
1) lifting bar-bells on dry land for 3 min; 2) free swimming for 20 min;
1. Higher nervous activity, 1958, VIII, 6.
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3) free swimming under water equipped with aqua-lung at a depth of 5 m for 20
min; 4) bar-bell lifting under water; 5) underwater exercise with an expander
at a depth of 5 m; 6) free swimming and:bar-bell lifting underwater at a
depth of 14 m.
The indexes were noted prior to and after the performance of each task,
using all methods.
It is known that any response of an organism to the influence of outer
environment is individualistic, that it depends on the characteristics of the
organism and most of all on the state and peculiarities of the nervous system.
Considering this, prior to the analysis of experimental data, we report the
properties of the nervous processes studied for their strenj,,th and mobility.
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SHAKHOVA, V. I., and MITRONOVA, 1. A., Fiziolohichnyy Zhurnal, Vol 19, No 4,
Jul/Aug 73, pp 541-542 -
Characteristics of the nervous 6rocesses studied for their
strength and mobility
No. Sub- Indexes of the mobility Force (work capacity) Estimate of
jects of nervous processes of the nervous system the nervous
according to Khil'chenko according to Khil'- system force
(number of stimuli par chenko
min)
I signal II signal
system system (Z errors)
1. K. 145 120 2% Strong
2. B. 170 130 3.5 Strong
3. M. 140 3.5 Strong
4. 1. 110
5. T. 160 125 5.5 Medium
6. A. 150 115 6,0 Medium
7o Z. 140 110 6.6 Medium
S. S. 130 110 8.5 Weak
Average
latent
period of
optical
motor
reflex
(in Psec)
195
188
131
190
191
188
163
191

USSR
SHAKHOVA, V. I., and MITRONOVA, I. A., Fiziolohichnyy Zhurnal, Vol 19, No 4,
Jul/Aug 73, pp 541-542
Experimental results have shown that the proposed tests did not have
the same effect on the central nervous system of individual sportsmen. The
execution of the first three quite simple tests, which were not heavily de-
manding on the nervous system resulted in improved work of the subjects by
all proposed methods. In a control test, using the Kh:Ll'chenko method, the
number of errors dropped on the average from 15 to 12. The number of symbols
reviewed according to the correction tah les increased on the average by 40
symbols per 4 min. The latent period of optical-motor:reflex was shortened
on the average by 5 psec.
Because the changes noted after the first three tasks in the subjects
were all in the same direction, it was possible to carry out a statistical
analysis of the summary data obtained in the experiments with the first three
tasks. Treatment of the results obtained from the 1(hil'chenko method by the
Student test showed a decrease in the number of errors in the performance
following these tasks to be statistically valid with p< 0.01.
The data obtained point out a positive effect of the first, second
and third tasks on the state of the nervous system, A decrease in the
number of errors committed during the work an the Khil'chenho apparatus

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SHAKROVA, V. I., and MITRONOVA, I. A., Fiziolohichnyy Zhurnal, Vol 19, No 4,
Jul/Aug 73, pp 541-542
and increased work productivity according to the correction method indicate
an intensified tone of the cortex.
The currently observed relative increase in the error reactions towards
a differential stimulus (according to Millchenko method) and a shorter latent
period of the optical-motor-reflex indicate an increased stimulation process.
The third task, however, led to a less significant increase in the
indexes of work capacity and mobility of the nerve processes.
Inasmuch as in the first two tests these improvements may be explained
by the positive effect of a moderate physical load, vith submersion these
effects are counterbalanced by the negative.influence on the nervous system
due to the depth effects (increased pressure, increased heat loss, hypoxia,
etc.).
Different results were obtained in performing the fourth, fifth and
sixth tasks which were more complex both from the physical and psychological
aspects. In this case individual differences among the subjects were quite
noticeable.
Sportsman K., with a strong nervous system and good mobility of nervous
processes, showed improvements along all proposed tasks: a drop in error

USSR
SHAKHOVAS V. I., and MITRONOVA, I. A., Fiziolohichnyy Zhurnal, Val 19, No 4,
Jul/Aug 73, pp 541-542
reactions according to the Khil'chenko method on the average by two errors
(14 before -- 12 after the load), increased vork productivity according to
the correction test on the average by 1Z symbols in 4 min, shortened latent
period of motor reflex on the average by 12 psec.
The subjects with an average nervous system activity (subjects T. and
A.) showed in some cases poorer results by some methods. For example, the
performance of subject T. by the correction method dropped from 1525 symbols
before the test to 1470 after the test. The latent period of the motor reflex
was shortened in one case by 70 usec, but prolonged in another by 12 Fsec.
The work capacity according to the Khil'.chenko method Improved somewhat (ZO
before the test and 18 after).
In case of the subject A. the latent period of the motor reflex after
the load became shorter in some cases (on the average by IO.psec) and in-
creased considerably in others (by 74 psec); according to the Khil'chenko
inethod, in some cases there was no change noticed (21 errors before and 21
after the test), in other cases improvements were noticed (19 errors before,
12 after the experiments).
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SHAKHOVA, V. I., and MITRONOVA, 1. A., Fiziolohichnyy Zhurnal, Vol 19, No 4,
Jul/Aug 73, pp 541-542
It should be noted that the instability of the reactions noticed with
this subject was also noted in simplier experiments and they increased with
increasing complexity).
Subject S., with a weak nervous system, exhibited poorer results by
all methods.
According to the Khil'chenko method.the number of errors increased
from 14 tc 17. The latent period increased on the average by 20 psec. -nle
number of symbols scanned according to.the correction test dropped from 1535
to 1500.
These results pointed out the role of the nervous system in the loads
used.
However, the physical development factor is just as important. Subject
B., with unique characteristics of the nervous system but poorly developed
physical condition, showed deterioration of all registered indexes after the
fourth-and fifth tasks. The number of errors according to the Khil'chenko
method increased from 7 to 11. The latent period of the motor reaction
increased an the average from 170 to 213 microseconds, the work capacity
according to the correction method became worse 1600 symbols with three
4 ndrffin
dalu P
mimm.l. . , Rim

USSR
SHAKHOVA, V. I., and MITIRONOVA, I. A., Fiziolohichnyy 4hurnal, Vol 19, No 4,
Jul/Aug 73, pp 541-542
errors before the load, 1770 symbols with 10 errors after the load. The
negative results obtained may obviously be explained by the poor physical
state of subject B. The physical load, normal for other subjects, was too
difficult for him, requiring considerable physical and,nervous stress. How-
ever, submersion to 14 m. showed no significant changes in subject B.
The work capacity according to the Khil'chenko and according to the
correction method showed practically no changes (5 errors before the load,
5 after; 1800 symbols before the,load, 1800 after). The latent period of
motor reaction became somewhat shorter (from 224 Fsec to 220 psec).
Summarizing the results obtained we can conclude that the proposed
tests showed no significant changes in the central nervous system of the
examined subjects with strong balanced nervous systems and good physical
development.
Subjects with a weaker nervous system or ipoor physical development
showed considerable changes. Therefore, for physical loads connected with
underwater performance, obviously only balanced individuals with good
physical development and strong nervous systems should be used.
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