SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OSTAPKOVICH, V.YE. - OSTROVA, S.O.

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lh -036 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-27NOV70
:T:ITLc"--THE STATE AND ASSESSMENT OF HEARING I,Pf PERSONS ~WORKING UNDER
STRIAL NOI,SE-A VIBRATION$; _.u_
NDITIONS OF' INTENSIVE INDU N,
AUTHOR-( 0 2) -OSTAPKOV ICH, V.YE., PONGRAREVA, N.t.
OF INFO--USSR
---,-,soukcE- kLINICHESKAYA MEDITSMA, 1970, NFV lt. pp 79_83~
,:-,.3ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SU9JECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
--TOPIC TAGS--AUDITION# INDUSTRIAL HYGIENEt HAZARDOUS. SOUND, BIOLOGIC
EFFECT.
RESTRICTIONS
.%D13CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME-300711652 S TIEP NO--UR/049
7170/000f003/0079/0083
C IRC ACCESSION NO-AP013,5913

412 036 UNCLASSIFIED p
RO.GESS ~NG DATE-271,10V 70
ACCESSION NO--AP0136913
_:.A-BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. H E A U T HO R SCOHOUICTE:0 ~1'tN
AU0rOLOGI,CAL EXAMINATION OF 1-187 WORKERS Ef-JIGAGED IN DIFFERENT NO[SE
PRG0UCl4.G OCCUPATIONS AND SUBJECTE0 TO LOCAL VIBRATEONS. THE ANALYSIS
SUMMARIZED IN TABULAR FORM SHOWS TI-44T THE CLINICAL: PKTURG OF HEARING
DETERIC-RATION IS CHARACTERIZED BY A UNITYP 'ICAL AUDIOM TRIC CURVE WITH
THE HEARING SENSITIVITY MOST PRONOUNCED IN THE PERC::_:flTIDll RANGE OF HIGH
-AUDIO FREQUENCIES AND LEAST PRONOUNCED IN KEQUE-NCIES.
SPEECH AND LOV Fr%
AS,A RESULT OF COMPARISON OF COMPLEX INDICES OF: HEARI.NG EXAMINATION FIVE
PEGREES OF AUDITORY FUNCITON CHANGE WERE ESTABLISHED AND ARE RECOAMENDED
FOR PROFESSIONAL HEARING EXAMINATIONS. FACILiry:. INSTITUr
~~_,GIGIYENY' TRUDA I PROFZAVOLEVANtYr AKADEMIYA MED.ITSINSKIKH NAUK SSRI
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USSR UDC 582.2:62o-191/193
STA V., All Union Scientific Research Instit oute of Aviation Materials,
_V PGYUK, A
Q
Moscow
The Effect of Fungi on Corrosion of Metals"
Leningrad, Mkologiya i Fitopatologiya, voi 4$ 170 21 1970, pp 193-1.97
Abstract: It has been observed that corrosion of metals catived by nald funji and
bacte-ria QccurB under humid conditions in various~climates. 'irhen the mycelium of
a mold is in contact with a metal, the acid metabolite prodi;~ced by the g-roving"
fungus corrodes the metal. Molde can also live in ails. Bacteria and fungi
commonly found in-water and soil, through symbiotic interaction, can live in oil
tanks, corrode the metal, and block the feed lines witti scum. Seven species of
mold fungi were placed in f1risks containing suitable t,.tration rae4ift. 14hen gold
appeared on the surface of the trediwa., slabs of U-imintuii, stainlejas steel, and
'~wo or three jr-onths,
-brass (80 x 30 x 15 mm) were placed in the flasks. After one,
the GlabB were removed, cleaned and wei.4-ied, and the loas of retal by corrosion
noted. Changes in PH from 7.0 to 2.0 in 7 days occurred., then a slow increase
reaching 8.0 in 2 months. Citric acid was the.most active roLitabolite on the
seventh day of incubation. It was found that pure metals and the alloys of non-
ferrous metals are =re affected by contact with wycelilwn tham are the alloys of
nonferrous and ferrous metals.

MSR UDc 54.183.5s546-791
DEMWYEVO V. S.v SYROMYATKIKOVP N. G., and (ITAP2LA4 N. V.
"Study of the Uraniua Isotope Exchange in the System Sollution-Sorbent"
leningrad, Radiokhimiya., Vol 13, No 5, 1971, PP ?33-739
Abstracts A study was carried out on the interphase isotope exchange of
uranium between the solutions ard. the sorbents in contact with them such
as ion exchange resinsp aluminum oxide and:BUU charcoal. It was determined
that, depending an the composition of the solutiong.type of the sorbent and
contact conditions, the periods of half-exchange Tt vary-ftom alhout 4 min
to about 4 hrs at room temperatures. The pH of the solutlon, one of the
basic indicators of its composition# which determines the Btate of U=i%,l
and the degree of sorptionf haB a definite.effeet on the rate of isotope
exchange. The exchange rate dependence on the p.If is ve;y.,.complext reflecting
the changes in uranium states and Its mobility In solutio n, It has been
stated that the exchange rates of the dissolved:and adsorbed u=anium axe
detexxined bf the rate of diffusion "file'; this is.supported 'by the fact
that the half-exchange period T., is changed when the Intensity of mixing
2
in altered and when the compodtion of the solutions in b6htactlwith the
sorbent are changed,

a 6
USSR uL 19t6i4.9-084.47
SHILOVs As A.p DS NIXONOVA# T, G,# GarAidates of Veterinary
Sciences, MCKONO if. ZMNMI Z. A., Veterinarians Kirov Agricultural
Institute
"A flew Technique for Injecting Biologicals"
Moscow,, Veterinarlyap No 10, 1971s 67-691
Abstract: Injection of many animals with biologicals is a costly and time-
consuming process becauie the site has to be carefully treated (the fur shaved
and the skin rubbed with a disinfectant or alcohol) to avold infection. A
new-injection technique is proposed (for whichthe authors received a Soviet
patent) Involving the treatment of boiled needles with raslotJnol, A given
Mparation, can be injected subcutaneously or intra:muscularly without first
shaving the fur. Infection is prownted by mechardc4l isolation of the needle
from the micro"bes present, an the skin wid not by chemical actio4 against them.
Yaslatl=l is a sterile vapor minatal oil with 0.2% thymol,added as an anti-
septic, When used In the amount reco=endedt ~ malotimol does not have any
bactorloidal effect ong for exaaple, vaccine: However, itioumot be used In
-taking-blood fron anizals,
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USSR mc 62o.178.3
LEBEDEVO T. A.s MARINMl T. K., and COTASHEVl V. V., Leninexad rolytechnic
Institute imeni Kalinin
"Griteria for Estimating Cyclic Strength of Composite Raterials"
Moscow, Zavodskaya Laboratorlyas Vol 39,111o 8. Aug ?3p pp 994-996
Abstracts Questions of forecastine; cyclic strength of reinforced composite
materials are considered. A coefficient of effective pavjection K is
Introduced which is based on the linear increase of cyale strength of the
material in relation to the increasing volumetric content of reinforcement,
The area of coefficient projection lies between I < K < 2. Results
are presented of the investigation of two:composite naterials -- a specimen
from steel 20 with a volumetric reinforcement content of 9 and 14z"o in the
form of h1gh-strength U9 cold-drawn 0.8 izm In diameter and a specimen with
combined matrix -- steel 20 and titanium OT4 with the.smos reinforcement#
One illustration, one table,
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USSR UDC 62.791j539.43
LEMEV, T. A., DEDEXGAYEV, T. T., OSTASHRV. V., Leningrad
"Study of the Structure of the Transient Zone of a Composite PlafA-.rlal DUXIng
Cyclical Loading'
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No Jul 73, PP 75-79
Abstracti Results are presented from studies perfonned in order Ito construct
an overall picture of the rupture of reinforced composite materIals under
cyclical loading. A cotiposite material based on steel and titamium (steel.
20 arA titanium alloy OT4-t) was tested under flat bending in aJiternate dJ--mc-
tion~. The relationship of surface reaction ,sat the fibe..-naterLU boundazy
to the nature of ruptu--. is domonstrated.

bzl UNCLASSIFIED'.- PROCE. SING; ()ATE--2714OV70
_~flttf_"EXPERIENCE IN ORGANIZING A., SPECtALIZED NAmCOLOGLI AL SERVICE IWAN
DUSTRIAL CITY U-
7_&UTH,0R-f02)-GULHEVSKIY, V.N., OSTASHEVSKAYA N*G.
t. a- U N T. R YOF INFO--USSR
URCE--MOSCOWt SOVETSK..)YE ZURAVOOKHRANENIYE, RUSSIAN11 NO 2t' L970f
ISNITTED~-20 FEBRUARY 1969t PP 24-2-7
;QA,TEz~PU8L.tSHE0______70
,SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL ANO MEDICAL SCIENCES
40PL VC TAGS--ALCOHOL PU3LIC HEALTH, MEWCAL4ACILITYr DRUG AtIUSE
C ONTRO L .4APKING--NO R ESTP I CT IONS
t'DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'PROXY REEL/FRAME--3005/0709 STEP NO--UR/0753170/000/002/002410027
CIRC ACCESSION N0-00132814

'CLASSIFt 1) PROC IN --27MOVIO
2 023 U 1% E E S S DATE
TICIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0132814
ABST.RACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. U N 0 FIR THE CONDITIONS (IF
..CONSTRUCTION OF A COM'-1UNIST SOCIETY IN OUR COUNTRY TH~-: SURVIVAL OF SUCH
~A:REMNANT OF THE PAST AS ALCOHOLISM, IS BECOMING INCREII-SINGLY L'ESS
IN
JOLERABLE. ALL UNITS OF THE PUBLIC H E A L T 1-11 Sr-RVICE -MAJU B5 tR "N INTO
THE FIGHT AGAINST THIS SOCIAL ILL AND THERE MUST BE CONSTANF
KA~EUTIC ANO ORGAt'll T 0 AL
IMPROVEMENTS IN THF CORRESPONDING TH ZA 1 1'q
MEASURES. MANY AUTHO)RS FEEL. 11' IS D~'SIRAIALE 10 BROADEN Till' NOINIHO'SPITAL
NARCOLOGICAL PROGRAM 13Y A GENERAL THEPAPEur[C NETWORK~, 1WHELE AT THE SAME
*11 tqD
'46 NOT DENYING THE NEED FOR CREATING SPi-CIALIZE-0 HO~;PITAL ".IAfk()S A
T
.-TREATMIENT CEINTERS. HOWEVEiRv WE HAVE NOT E,"ICOUNTE'RE-0 410 REPORTS IN Till:
LITERATURE ON THE OPERATIlN OF A SPECIALIZED:NARCOLOGICAL SERVICE
-ESTABLISHED IN THE GENERAL NETWORK OF PUBLIC HEALTH S,ERVICE% OF A LARGE
KQ
-,--:,TNDUSTRIAL CITY SUCH AS EXISTS IN FHI= IVOY :ROG I RUN: ORE ~ BASI N IN
O.RGANIZING NARCOLOGICAL ASSISFANICE FOR THE POPULATION, OF KRIVOY ROG AND
THE EN T IRE IPON ORE BASIN 1'J'E UERE GUIDED BY 'THE PRAGTICAL NEED FOR ITt
AS WELL. AS THE RECOM!4ENDATIONS AiND IDEAS OF -4 N(Ji"IBER OF 'AUTHDIRS WHOSE
AND KNOWLEOGE OF NARCOLDGY 14E ENDEAVORED TO "PrLY UP40ER 0 UIR
THAT
GWID IT 1 ONS. THREE YEARS HAVE INOW PASSEDo. WE FE1,:L THE FXISTENCE DF
..A NARCOLOGICAL SERVICE IN THE CITY PUBLIC, HEALTH 5YSTIE1 HAS PROVEN
~'ITSELF AND OE-SPITE IN01V[DUAL SHORTCOMINGS WHICH Ar T:1,41ES HAVE ARISEN
F NTP 'IVF T IVE
'.DUE TO FACTORS 13EY,35%) OUR CQ, Q(,l HAS G _N'0051 R SUL r5 FOR rMS
REASON WE FEEL IT USEFUL TO SHARE OUR EXPERIENCE IN T;~E Pr".Ar-TICAL
-ORGANIZATION OF A NARCOLOGICAL SERVICEo
'I: L.A S S I F I E D

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USSR UDC 612:797.22
=6TASEKOV, K-J., LARIN., V. V., SOKOLOV'S'KIY, V. S., SAVITS'KIY, V. A., and
Odessa Medical Institute
BYUTNER,
"Thermography of Aqualungers and Some Indexes of Metabolic Processes Under
Different Diving Conditions"
Kiev, Fiziologicheskiy Zhurnal, No 5, 1972, pp 614-620
Abstract: Thermography of 10 aqualungers age 20 to 24 showed that diving
~brings about a variety of metabolic changes, the degree var-ying with the
water temperature and pressure, type of outfit worn, respirator, and intensity
of the work done. The extcut of chilling of:the body increases with decreas-
ing temperature and increasing depth of submersion. The hent loss diminishes
if the diving is done in a suit of the wet or dry type, ifielectrical heating
iB provided, and the aqualunger does physical work. The amount.of air and
oxygen consumed depends on the water temperature and type of sult. Breathing
oxygen results in a greater heat loss, slower respiratory and pulse rates, and
..higher arte-rial,pressure than does breathing compressed air. The hypothermia
caused by submersion shows the signs of a stress reaction:~~ some blood clotting,
leukocytosis, and inhibition of serum hydrolase activity.
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1/2 024 UNCLASSIF10 WCES,SING DATE-r-09OCT70
,,.,TITLE-5ELELTIVE ABDOMINAL
HYPOTHERMY. -U-
_.~.:.AUTH0k-t03J-0EYNEKAj I.YA.9 LARINj~V.V.j OSTASHKOVt ~~K.V.
"'COUNT RY Of INFC~--USSR
..,__5EJURCE:_FIZIOL0CICHNIY ZHURNALP 1970P VOL 16Y NR 3r PP 363-368
__~_'_DATE PUBLISHED __--70
;...~:~~;SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-ABUOMEN, HYPOTHERMiAt DIGESTIVE SYSTEM, HEMURRVIAGE, KlilhEY,
~~SURGERY. BACTERIAL DISEASE
,.,.,!.CONTROL- MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
_-PROXY REELIFRAME-199411120 STEP NO--UR/0236/701016/0()3/0363/0368
C IRC AcCMICN NO-AP0115139
UNCLASSIFIED

Z/Z 024 UNCL:ASSIFIED I)ItGCES'.Slf%G DATE:--O')OCT70
~..CIRC ACCESSIGN NG--AP0115139
-ABSTRACT/-cXTRACr-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A PERSPECT111E APPL[CAriai% OF
SELECTIVE A6DOMINAL HYPOTHEkiMY IN CLINICAL PRACTIVE 15 GROUNDED AS :'.NE
UF THE MOST EFFICIENT MEANS OF COUATING PROFUSE GASTROENTERIC
BLEEDINGS, FOR COMPLEX TREATMENT OF PANCREATITIS MND
CHOLECYSTbRANCKEATITIS, OF ACUTE KIDNEY.INSUFFICIENCY AND FOR 0ECREjI.SING
--THE INTOXICATION PHENOMENA IN ACUTE BACTERIAL INFCCTIONS. THE FURTHER
APPLICATION OF SELECTIVE ABDOMINAL HYP01HERMY WILL 'MAKE IT POSSIBLE TO
Ij4PkUVE Tilt RESULTS OF TR.'EATRENT UF MANY ABDOMINAL DESEASES AND PROVIDE
MURE FAYOUKAdLE CONDITIONS FOR OPERATIVE PROCEOUPE$. FACIL111:
:1)EPARTMEENT OF NORMAL PHYSIOLOGY AND DEPARTMETNOF 1-40SPITAL'SURGERY'i
ME0ICAL:1NSj1TUTE, ODESSA.
UNCLASSIFIEO

USSR uDc 656.259.2
BERMI, IM.A.. ;m, -f U. V., IAZI-m, v,s nW "~-,V~
PIAVITIK, YA. YU., --r~-DW, V.P. Dezii.-n Offi~e of "C.Lb 7'1--~im Adminis~mflon
U, r Pla 1r d
of Signali nt-, and Caz---nan- M Ili try of i oa z
"A Device for 114onitorirr~, a J.,Dcomotive's Transit of Block Eoundarles"
IMSR Authors' C1. B 6! 1 3/20; B 61- 1/0'~, filed 12
Tele. nihn i Illic-E i
Cl tc, 1,
ya Tckhn tk,~ 11c., 1, L-~-.n ti~3,;~f,-,--~--~,c--tl*-I,'--G-,i~
Translation: A device is :rur monitoring a locm--t--;v~-05 n; nsit of
block section
z o u! id C. 1,i C! 31-~ loc~:,motive pic--up cnils conriec":!d via
a filter to an a rct-ctifier unit, i,.,-hose jn#Pt is, comicc~,ed to
the aplifier output, C, circui-L's, a. flip-flops arld an actut,.Ung unit. For
Purposes 0-11' th-E:- de-Tice contains code seDaration ur-it::;, the c,,,it-
put of the rccti-f~er rznnn,~!cted to the inpu
ts of ~Ilho code m)LLr,,:,.t:Lcm
units, wiil-h tht~ outpim.; of the cod~2 se-oaratlion %1--lits co'Lnected to the Inputo"
of ilie correspCmri-inE C-1-21 circuits, ttie output" ~ I L,
of the OR circui4s cc)nnected
to the ir-m-Lits End "lip-flop out nnectc-L~ -'L-o the actilating
pqt co.
unit input 2 illustmtions.

r77' ~Itl
USSR
OSTASHOV, N, F.
M IN WARM
"Construction of a Parallel Program for a'. Simple Frocessil
V sb. Sistemn. modelirovanive (Systems Simulation -- collection of works), vyp.
2, Novosibirsk, 1971, pp 39:49 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No, 9, Sep 72, Abstract
No 9V622)
Translation: A study was made of methods of constructing matrices of rank 14
and priority-C on the basis of which a parallel program is constructed for a
simple process. A method of constructing the priority matrix C for a process
written in free form is proposed. I'he method is based on representation of
the process in the form of two different successive progj.,ams 'it and W (called
the.programs of longitudinal order) on the.basto of which the matrix C is
constructed, and the parallel program after It.

USSPI
OSTIMU, V. NI-
"Codinu for Discrete Channels with Noise"
Abstrak-tii. i Struktur. Teoriya Releyn. Ustroistv. [Abstract.,LjId Struc-
tural. Theory of Relay Devices -- Collection of 11orks] . Moscow, Nauka
Press, 1972, pp 1&2-211 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kiberne-
tika, No 1, 1973, Abstract No I V638).
Translation: A continuation of the bibliographic list of literature
on the theory of information and theory of coding, published in the
preceding collection (R-ZhMat, 1966, 12V2.66),. As earli.e:r, it contains
primarily works on the comb inatorial. -a I g0bral c theory of codes, cor-
recting errors, including arithmetic cod.es, as well as.;works on the
realization of coding and decoding.

USSR
GWRILOV, M. A., OSTIANU, V. M., LYAMOVICHI V. F.
"The Status of the Theory of Construction of High-Reliability Relay
Devices as of the Beginning of 19110"
Abstraktni i Struktur. Teoriya Releyn. Ustroistv. [Abstract ;in(] Struc-
Collection of Works] Mscoiv, Nauka
tural Theory of Relay Devices
Press, 1972, pp 113-128 (Translated from Referativnyy _71'irnal, Kiberne-
tika, No 1, 1973, Abstract No 1 V652).
Translation: A review article. 177 Biblio. Re f-.s .
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USSR
UDC 629,78.018.1
OSTRAS, V. N. , PENZm, V. I.
"Experimental Study of the Force Applied to the Inner Surface of a Cylindrical
Tube in Which There is a Nonuniform Supersonic Flow Produced by Conical
Nozzles
Uch. zap. Tsentr. aerogidrodinari. in-ta (Scientific.hlotes of the Central
Aerohydrodynamic Institute), 1972, Vol,:3, No. 4, pp 9-36 (from RZh-
41. Raketostroyeniye, No 11, Nov 72, Abstract No 11.41.108)
Translation: The force of friction applied to the inner stirface of a cylin-
drical tube was measured on tensometric welgbts under conditions when there
is a nonuniform supersonic flow along its entire length produced by conical
nozzles. Experiments in which the supersonic flow is produced by shaped
nozzles providing a uniform velocity field at the input to the tube were con-
ducted to separate the effect of compression shocks arising in the channel
from using conical nozzles. The experiments were coMucted at Mach numbers
2.5-3.8 ar the inpuL to the tube and Reynolds numbers.Re 10 -107,
H d
1/2

USSR
0STRASY, V. K., PENZIN, V. I., Uch. zap. Tsentr.* aeroj;fdrodinam. in-ta,
1972, Vol. 3, No. 4, pp 29-36
TW 0.92, a change of the angle of incidence of the generatrix of the nozzle
to the axis of the tube y from 13 to 26* and for two values of the relative
roughness Ks = 1.25-10-" and 2-10-5. It is shown that the presence of cora-
pression shocks leads to an increase in the coefficient of friction resistance
basically due to a decrease In the Mach, number of the f low. The values of
the forces of friction in these uniform flows for a turbulent boundary layer
and identical Red numbers can be approximately asswned to be equal if the
average M number of the nonuniform flow at the input to the channel is equal
to the M. number of the uniform flow in the same cross section. The relative
roughness has approximately the same ef.11ect on the coelficlent of friction as
in the case of the flow of an incompressible fluid. The stress of friction
along the channel is practically constant,!tnaking it 1)ossible to use the
average coefficient of friction resista.ace,cF analogous to the average coeffi-
cient of friction resistance CFO for an incompressible fluid. The relation-
ship c. = c/14) is close to the analogous relationship obtained for a plate.
6 ill., 6 ref. Resume.
212

USSR UDC:629.7.036.3-752
OSTRIE130KOV, S. A.
"Effect of Thickness on Natural Frequency of Disc With Blades"
Moscow, Tr. Mosk. Aviats. in-ta (Transactions of Moscow Aviation
Institute), 1972, vyp 245, pp 77-90 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal-Aviatsionnyye
i Raketny-%,re Dvigateli, 1973, Abstract Nb 3. 34.45)
Translation: Results are presented of an experimental determination of
natural frequencies of discs, tbe modes.of vibration include fxom two to
eight nodal diameters without nodal circles.. 8 illustrations, 3 references.
Author's resume.
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024 UNCLASSIFIED :P~~OCESSING L)ATE--30OCT70
:TlTLE--jE:T&-.e.IN1NG THE THERMAL RESISTANCE OF A WSC TYPE RECTIFIER USING
CLECtf,GTHERMAL ANALOGY -U-.
AUTHUK~-(04)-OLYAK# V.D-.* KRASNOBAYEVo A.M.o RCMANGVSKIY, V.F., OSTRENKO,
`-CCUNTRY LF INFL-USSR
AC E--kU5LJ^, ELEK1'KLT_lKlir41KAt 1970t N;l 2, Pill 30-32
~'~,DA 7 EP UtL I SHE U--"- 7 0
-SUaJECT AREAS-ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.
-;.:._TC,PIL TAGS--Tt-.EkVAL ANALYSIS, SEMICUNDUCTO.R RECTIFIEk, PNI JUNCTION,
COOLING kATE, ELECTRONIC CIRCUI.T MODELING/(UNKL300 SE14 DUCTOR
~Rb(;TIFIL~Rv lU)EG1A9b0 ELECUOINTEGRATOR
rCUTRUL MARillhG-NO RESTAICTIONS
DC-CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
1222 -12
"'Mixy E E $TEP
c, INC ArMESSIEN 'NO-AP0123186

024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30UCT70
CIRC ACCESSIGN Ni u--AP0123136
:.4f3STkACT/EXTRACT--fU) GP-0- A6STRACT. THE AUTHORS STUDY THE APPLICATION
OF THL'ELECTVUYHERMAL ANALU(jY METHOG FOR DETERIMINING THE HEATING
j4 V
TEMPERATURE jF THE PiNtJUNCTION AND TH.ERmAL RESISTANCE,UF T E KL,30O
SEMICONDUCTOR POWER RECTIHER. THE ELiECTPfJC MODEL IS MADE FROM
CONDULTING PAPER. THE EGDA-9-60 ELECTROINTEGRATUR 14AS USED FOR
T" OF VIALGGOUS
MEASUKING. THE WURK PAESE14TS A UETERMINATION Of HE SCALES
TRANSFLRRATICNt THEIR INTERRELATIONSHIPt CALCULATION OF THE ELEM'~NTS OF
THt:-MCl)EL.ALCNG- WITH A UETL-RHlNATl0N OF THE PiNiJUNCTION HEATlN'u
-E AND THEk;AAL RLSISTANCE OF THE
TERPEPATUR RECTIFIER UNDER THREE coo L I r4G
REGIMES. A CCMPAALSCN OF THE DATA OBTAINED FROM :Tl-i-E tsbDEL 'WITH THE
GOOD AGREE E T.
RESULTS OF.THE FULL SCALE EXPERIMENT SHPWS ti N

-i,rf.- I -~7,
USSR
NVIa-Z RCURILENKO, V. BY,. ONISHCE:-~-INX0, 1. 1.
03
"Defects in Hot Rolled Titanitun Alloyed Tub,!X.,
Dnepropetrovsk, Metallu_-Eiches'kava I
lo 1, jan-Feb 70, pp 29-30
Abst-ract: Hot rolling of titaniurna tubes in autuon-atic -mill.;
resulted in defects on the external and internal surfaces of t1he
tubing, particularly in the broacliing of billets. The terlden-07
of ti-'Canium to adhere to the toole is worsebod by the high con-
-ions and thc signi"
tact stresses u-nder high tezaperature condit.
cant slipi)age of the metal relative tto ,'.,-h(.- surfaoe Of the guJI.-ding
f
lines in _o broaching mill. Another no
:Ln the fo~-viation of defcots is tho gas oatura~-or4 o-P tho an i tm,
U u-,
and -t-he formation of a brittle layer on the iburfacc. 'I-h-e n, ost
frequent types of defects and conditions of thoix- for-nation are
described and illustrated. TheseL de~eatS
con_m~nption of
metal irk the r-anafacture of the tubing. At t5he tlii-c, the
fonrat-_Ion of defects is redueed by nore frarjllent ro-placellient of

USSR
OSTREINIKO, V. et a!. , NEetal litr-gic' (3:3 kaya I 3o:e,riorudna-ya
Promyshlennosti, No 1, jan-l~-Gb---, 29-10
line guides. The authors perforvied an expcVj,,,iir-, involvinS b-,i:)T,;-
n
ing compressed air throu;;)~ the. nilL at 6 Eam, pro!isurc between
operating cycles. This method was' somewhat in
reducing the frequency of defectifo=ation.
~2/2

USSR uDc 621-M-531-1(088.8)
Mira- nien
ALITEER, A.'M. GOL ITS, M. Ye. GUDZM-'IKO, A. B., OSTTRL
Scientific Research Institute of Machine Tools Od- 'Cutting Tools
"A Transistorized Pulse Generator"
USSR Author's Certificate No 269987, filed 22 Jul 68 published 4 Aug 70
(from RM-Radiotekhnika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract No 1G231 P).
Translation: This Author's Certificate~introduces a transistorized rnulse
generator which contains a multivrorator and an additional trtmsistor of
opposite conductivity type connected in a caumon bese circuit. To sirrplify
the device, a time- m-rk capacitor is connected to the rollactor of the
additional transistor and to the emitter of one of the: multiwi.bra:tor
transistors. This time-ma k capacitor is simultaneously cor-mected through
a resistor, two capacitors and.a second Tesistor to the collector of the
other multivibrator transistor.

USSR UDC: 621.396.6-Al. h8
ZAMOV, R. G., OSTMVSOV, Yu. N.
"Hermetic Sealing of Integrated Circuit Housings by Capacitor Welding"
Elektron. prom-st'. Nauch.-tekhn. sb. (The Electronic* Industry. Scien-
tific and Technical Collection), 1972, No 1, pp, IDO-101 (from RM-Radio-
tekhnika, No 8, Aug 72, Abstract No 8V272).
Translat The paper discusses the p
ion articulars of iermetically sealing
microcircuit housings and the casings of semiconductor devices by capaci-
tor velding. Recommendations.are given on~ selecting, the materials for
making the housing covers, and also the parameters of the hermetic sealing
cycle. Resumd.

1/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE-ANALYSLS OF TUMOR TRANSFORMATIGN OF TISSUES. 11. BIOCHEMICAL
DEOIFFERENTIATION OF TISSUE DURING CARCINOGENESIS" CHANGES OF CREATINE
_-'AUTHOR-(05)-SALYAMCN, L.S.t ASHMARIN# I-P-t.GSTRETSOVAt L.B.9 LYZLOVAP
-PLUZHNIKOVA* G&Fs
N
. v . I
IT RY INFO-USSR
OURCE-TSITOLOGLYA 1970, 12(l), 102-710
-,,VATE PUBLISHED-70
---,.SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TAGS * TUMOR, TISSUE PHYSIOLOGY, CELL PHYSIOLOGY, ENZYME AcrnflyYp
J-~~CARCINOGEN, CARBON-TETRACHLORIDE* LEAD COMPOUND* BENZENE DERIVATLVE
:--ccNrROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
.~WCUNENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
_~~'..PRGXY REEL/FRAME--3001/2107 STEP NO--UR/9053/70/OL2/001/01OZ/0110
C I R C- ACCESSIGN NO--AP0127480

PROCESISING DATE
-30OCT70
UNCLASSIFIED
2/2 015
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--APol2T48O
~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) Gp-0- ABSTRACT. CREATINE KINASE (1) AND ALK.
'-"..'-PHOSPHATASE III) ACTIVITY WAS STUDIED:IN TRANSPLANFABLE TUMORS IHEPATOMA
:---22-A IN C SUB3 HA MICEt HEPATOMA 27 AND KIDNEY TUMOR A8-1.2 IN RATS) AND
TISSUES OF MICE AND RATS ADMINISTERED CARCINOGENIC CU14POS. (CCL SUB40
PB(OAC)SUB29 URETHANE AND 3*4#BEZNO(ALPHA) PYRENE)o I ACTIVITY WAS
INCREASED 3 FOLD IN HEPATOMA 27 AND 5w-10 FOLD IN HEPATOMA 22A. IT
INCREASED ALSO UP TO 2 FOLD DURING THE HEPATOCARC-114OGFNESIS IN 141CE
AFTER-CCL SUB4 ADMINISTRATION. AFTER THE ADMINISTRATION OF
3949SENZG(ALPliA)PYRENE, I ACTIVITY IN~SKELETAL MUSCLES DECREASED TO
56PERCENT OF THE NORMAL VALUE WITHIN 26 DAYS AND A SIALLAR DECREASE WAS
FOUND IN KIDNEYS OF RATS ADMINL*STERED,P8 ACETATE. HO~iEVERv I ACTIVITY
-IN-THE LIVER-WAS INCREASED. 11 ACTIVITY IN THE LIVER OF MICE
ADMINISTERED CCL SUB4 INCREASED UP TO 3 FOLD DURING THE IST FEW DAYS
THEN RETURNED TO NORMAL VALUES* P8 ACETATE CAUSED A DECREASE IN 11
IN THE KIDNEY AND KIDENY TUMORS. AFTERITHE ADMINISTRATION OF
URETHANEw 11 ACTIVITY IN THE LLVF.R INCREASED. IT.WAS CONCLUDED THAT
-CHEM. CARCINGGENESIS IS ACCOMPANIED BY.REPRESSIONS AND DEREPRESSIONS OF
GENES,REGULATING THE SYTHESIS.UF ENZYMES, IN.CERTAXN TISSUES.
LAS. PATHOL. PHYSIOL. TUMOR~GROWTUP INST. UNCUL.1 LENINGRAD,
USSR.

-u0 NCLA S Sl FIED PROCESSING, DATE-13NOV70
026
OF GUCTILITY 114 C JP4 T I Nu 1) US L YCAST :S! it: E 7STEEL -U-
-f03)-05,TRE'(KOr MEDVEDEV A.!;. MUSTAFAYEV t liAs
... AUTHGR
.n,--CDUNTRY, OF INFO--USSR
NA
SOURCE---[ ZVEST. V.U.Z., CHERi QMET. r 1970, (1) 72~~74
OATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
SU3JECT AX A 5 - -A T EA I A L S
OPIC TAG.S--STE-FL SHEET, DUCTI Ll T Y, 'SHEEET 14FTAL, MANGANESE CONTMMING
[7'.- -,ALL(-jYt. CONT1.41JOUS CASTINGy Ah I SOTROPY, :,AETAL MaLL1,M;
cawROL lt4RKlNG--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UINCLASSIFIED
PkOXY IREFL/FRAME-2000/0553 STEP i',,13--Ult/0148/TO/000/00?/0072/0014
CIRC ACCIESS[ON NU-AP0124248
_j 1%

212 OZ6 UNCL ASS I FI EG: PROGIESSING DATE--- i 3T,,'JV70
CIRC ACCESSION' NO--AP0124248
.~4BSTRACT/CEXTRACT--(U) C-P-0- ABSTRACT. THE ANISOTROPY CHARALTERIZ1,NG THE
OBTAENED BY CONTINUUUS CASTING 15 1SCUSSED ON
DUCTILITY OF S14EET STEFL 0
THE BASIS OF A MATHEMATICAL kEGkESSI-ON ANALYSIS AND! CORKELATED YIITIA THE
1*1 C0N,TENTt THE ROLLIN(v TEMPor AND THE METHOD OF HA.,NOLING THE STEFL
AFTER ROLL[NG* THE ANISOTROPY IS GRE4TEST WHEN THE! TEMP. A[ THE END OF
ME ROLLING OPERATION IS d8J0EGk[cSC AINO THE RESULTANT MATERIAL IS 40UND
-INTO REELS AT 600DEGREESC. CARI:'FUL ATTLNTION TO 'AN CONTENT IS REQJIRED
flM ORDER TO ENSURE ADEQUATE DUCT IL.1 TY.,

-1/2 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DA'rE--160CT70
'.'~TITLE-THE USE OF DIFFERENTIAL CENTRIFUGATIUN IN A STUDY OF HETEROMORPHIC
PROP ERT I E S OF A SUBMERGED cuLTURE~ OF ACTINOMYCES $11REPTOMYCIN- 773 -U-
~.- AUTHOR-(()3)-OMITRIYEVAt S.V.ir.,OSTRIKOVAV N.-A*t KOSHEIEVA,; G.I.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
19709 VOL 151 NR 51,PP 397-401
ATE PUc3LlSHED------70
AREAS-810LOGICAL AND -MEW CAL ~SC1 ENCE-S
TOPIC TAGS--ACTINOMYCESt STREPTOMYCINv CULTURE METHOD
~CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~'DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1994/0152
STEP NU--UR/0297/701015/005/0397/0401
IRC-ACCESS ION-_NG-7w-AP_Qlt4.543____

Z/2 014 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
:ClaC ACCESSION NO--AP0114548
,.ABSTRACT.IEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. WITH DIFFERENTIAL CENTRIFUGATION
SUBMERGED CULTURE OF ACTINOMYCES STREPTOMYCINI 773 WAS BROKEN INTO 3
AND 3 NON MYCELIAL FRACTIONS. CYTOMORPHOLOGICAL DIFFER=NCES
BETWEEN MYCELIA FROM FRACTIONS 11, IV AND VIr AS WELL AS DIFFERENCES IN
-.:THE GROdTH AND ANTIBIOTIC PRODUCTION RATES WERE OBSERVED. THE MYCELIAL
--.--FRACTION.IV IS OF THE GREATEST INTER ES T. ITS EARLY APPEARANCE INDICATES
V LOW LEVEL OF ANTIBIOTIC ACT:IV.ITY., FACILI*i Y: NATIONAL
INSTITUTE FOR ANTIBIOTICS, MOSCOW.

017 UINCLASS I FIED:~: ~iPRCCESS ING UA-rc- 13N V7
TITLE--Tt-fEWlAL A~`JALYSIS UF AGA L L I Wl cHLORIDEoALUMI ,,k) ;A CHLORIDE,CESIUM
CHLORIDE SYSTFM -U-
AUTHOR--OSTRIKi3VA, t4.V.
10,
C C U iN T RY OF lNFjj3--USSf(
S, OURC E--ZH N F-fJR(;. KH IM 11) 76 15(41, 1:142-4
DATE, PUBLISHED - - - - - - - 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
~,-i,TOPIC TAGS-- THERMAL__ANALY 5 IS GALL IUM -C(114POUNDt CHLORIDEt ALUMINUM
CHLORIDEr CESIUM COMPOUNDi EUTECTICt PHASE 01 AG RLIN14
CONTROL ilt,,.KING--N0 REsrRICTfONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UflCLASSIFIE0
'PROXY REEL/FRA,,ME--1999/1117 STEP:NO--UR10078/70/015/004/1142/1144
CIRC ACCES SION NO--AP0123109
L A"! F I E D

-------------
2/2 017 UNC L A SS I F I ED: PROCESSING DATE-1.31NOV70
CIRC ACCESSIOIN ;40--AP0123109
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A!:11 s T tk, A, c TT ~ iPHASE 0146PAM OF THE GACL
SU33-ALCL SU63-CSCL SYST1:;'4 IS NNESENTEO. THE J
C5ALCL SUB4-CSI-ACL SU34
SECTION FORIIS A CONTINUOUS SERIES OF SOLID SOLNS. C. S G 6, C L _s ljo 7NI
F,-lptm_s vA
THE SUBSYSTtA CSALC L SU134 PLUS GACL : SU33 IN EQU I L I [if! I JM CSG.ICL SIJ3q PLUS
ALCL SU33. THE T&~.NAKY PERITECTIC. POIN
-r cuRf;~EspcNus To co., P;4. 4LCL SU133
26, GACL SUB3 539 AND CSCL 21 MOLE PEK 'CENIT AND TEMP. 98OE5t~EES. TH E
TERNARY EUTECTIC M. 70DEGREES AND CLOSELY ADJOINS THE Ga(-,L SU83-CSCL
COMM, LINE* FACILITY: VOKONEVi. G.OS.: UNIVIA VIIXONEZHt USSR.
UNCLA5S lF [ED,

A12 014 UNCL ASS IF I ED 'PAOCESSING DATE--20NOV70
T ITL E-THERMAL ANALYSIS OF A GADOLINIUK-CHLORIDEVIRON III CHLORIDEisoolum
CHLCRIfit SYSTEM -U-
--USTRIKOVAl N,V.
ALTHOR
CCUNTRY-C-F INFC--LSSR
,:.-SG-URCE--LF, NEGRG. KHIM. 1970, 15(3), E60-1
;,:-'DAT.,E 'PUBL ISHEC-----70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEM. ISTRY
GADOLINTU14 COMPOUND, CHLORIDE, SODIUM
;.TGPIC TAGS-THERMAL ANALYSISP
;,.~i.:CHLOKWE, PHASE DIAGRAMt EUTECTIC MIXTUREp IRON CHLORIDE
CC,%T*RGL. MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS-UNCLASSIFIE0
:-.P.-IOXY REEL/fRAME-1994/1723 STEP NCI--Uf~/0078/TO/015/003/0840/0881

212 014 UNCLASSIFIED 1PROCE.SSING DATE-20NOV70
tIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0115552
ABSTRACTIEXTRAGT-W) GP-Q- A65TRACT, TEN CROSS ";ECTUANS Of: GACL
SU83-FELL SUB3-NACL SYSTEM hERE STUDIED AND THEIR PRC,,JECTIO.N IS GiVE~l ON
A PHASE DIAGRAM OF ThE sysrEm, THE OUASJBINAR'~ S'ISTE~,IlSp NAFECL
SU54-NAGACL SU84 ANU NAGALL SU114-FLCL SU.33 SEP* THE 04AGRAM INTO 3
'PARTS: NAFECL SU84-NACL-NAGACL SUB4v NAFECL Wbl-NAGACL SUFJ4-Fl.-CL SU331
AND,FECL SU23-GACL SUB3-NAGACL SUB4.. NAFECL. SU114 AN-0 NAGACL SUB4 F,iRt-l
CONTINUOUS SERIES CF SOLID SOLNS. THE SYSTE111 HAS A TERNARY
PERITECTIL AND A TERNARY EUTECTIC POINT. FACILITY: VORONEZH.
~~-.,Gos. UN.IV.l VORCNELH. USSRO.
'a F

UNCLASSIFII EG;~ ~`P~ OCESSING DATE--ISSEP70
-1/2 ; iR
037
T
Y
PE OF ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTIC OF SEMIINSULATING GALLIUM
-U-
yN'-_AUTHOR--OSTRO8ORODQVA*- VIVO
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.,_~.SOURCE-F I Z. TEKH. POLUPROV. 19701 '4(t)t'228
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~S U BJ EC TAREAS--MATERIALS, PHYSICS
EFFECT, HALL G0NSTANTvE'rCllE0 CRYSTAL, ELECTRICAL
CONDUCTIVITY, ACTIVATION EINE-AGYr. LOW TEMPERATUREIEFFECTt CRYSTAL
-IMPURITY, GALLIUM COMPOUNI)v ARSENIDE91 SURFACE PROPERTY
'14AP.KI%"y--NU RESTRICTIONS
,~"DQCUMENT- CLASS--U4CLASSIFTED
-PAOXY REEL/FRAME--1988/0590 STEP t4D--UR/0449/70/00tt/001/0220/0028
:-i:IRC ACCESSION NC--AP0105573
UNCLASSIFIED

2~42 .037 UNCLAssi ~IEP;` PRCCESSING DATE--18SEP70
jC t"A*CCESSICN NO-AP0105573
GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE TEMP.~ DEPENDENCE OF THE HALL
'CONST. AND RESISTIVITY tkHO) IN GAAS SAMPL~S (RII-a StJ[32950EGREr:S K
:GPEATER THAN 2 TIMES 10 PRIME8,014M-CM) WAS ISTUDIED AT 250-450DEGREES K.
THE EFFECTIVE CARRIER 111OBILITY IS STRONGLY INFLI)ENCED BY SURFACE
'CONUUCTANCE. IN SAMPLES WITH A FRESHLY ETCHED SURFACE, AT GREATER THAN
350DEGREES Ki THE:HALL CONST. APPROACHES OR REACHES THE INTRUNSIC HALL
~~'CONST. (M SUBE EQUALS 0.0714 SUD01 M SU13H EQUALS 0-5H SUB0, E SUBCV
F4UALS (1.52 MINUS 4.3) TIMES 10 PRIMEmNEGATIVE4, EV). AT LOWER TEMPS.,
T14E COND. DEVIATES,FROM ITS INTRINSIC VALUE,; T4E, ACT.IVATION.ENERGY OF
IMPURITY TERMS. I-N BOTH- THE.CONDO AND THE: HALL CON,ST- IS APPROX. 0.4 EV;
THE COMPENSATIOWCOEFF. OF THE CORRESPONDING LEVEL IS 10 PRIME NEGATIVE3
MINUS 10 PRIME NEGATtVE4. THE RESULTS,ARF DISCU$SED FROM THE VIEWPOINT
OF 2 ENERGY LEVELS CONTRIBUTING-TO THE QARK CnNDI 0' THE S114ULTANEDUS
EXISTENCE OF 2 PARTLY COMPENSATED LEVEL$.AS WELL,AS T14E QUANT,
CHAPACTERISTICS OF THE COMPENSATION crJEFF. ARE EXPLALNED, CONSIDERING
THE LACK OF HOMOGENEETY OF THE'-MATERIALt, WHICH Cf3NTAINS SEVERAL LEVELS
DUE TO VARIOUS DEFECTS--AND IMPURITIES,
UNCLASSIFIED.-
till.t

USSR
"Distribution. of Line Length in a System with Group Servic ing"
Mat. vopr. upr. proiz-vom [Mathematical Problems of Production Control
Collection of Works], So 5, Moscow, 1972, pp 24-27 (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal - Kibernetika, No 1973, Abstract No 8 V58 by
1. Kovalenko)
Translation: An M/G1 system with group seevicing w3th arbitrary distri-
bution of the size of a group of requests,simultaneously arriving for
servicing is studied. The generating function of the final probabilities
of the embedded markov chain is found., In the case -when the servicing
time of a group of requests is distributed according.to Erlang's law, the
mathematical expectation and dispersion of the value at the momcnt 1)rc-
ceding the beginning of servicing are Toulid.
Abstractor's Note. The system studied by the author was also studied
in: (RZMfat, 1965, 2V452, 1966 12V57).
12

Equipme t'
'6:
Gyrbic ic
USSR uDc: 629.78-017.2
BESEKERSKIVY, V. A., GORDEYEV, V. G., OSTROMUKHOV, Ya. G.
Theory of a Twro-Rotor Precessing Orbit"
Moscow, Upr. dvizhushchimisya ob"yektami. Tr. IV Vses. soveshch. T)o avt.orat.
upr. Tbilisi, i968--sbornik (Control of Noving Objects. Works of the Fourth
All-Union Conference on Automatic Control. Tbilisi, 1968--collection of
papers), 1972, DP 87-98 (from RZh-Baketostroyeniye,,No 10, Oct 72, abstract
rio,lo.4i.66)
T~ranslation: Basi- ng their analysis an an investigation of the initial dff-
ferential equations of a two-rotor precessing orbit, z~.s %ell as or the com-
position of the interferences acting on-the output of the vertical plotter
and in the nrecessing orbit itself, the authors presett basic theoretical
relations for the process of constructing a.running orbital system of coor-
dinates in the correction (normal orientation) and the gyroncopic mem.Gry
r-rAes. By way of principal -results of the analysis, the authors note that
the spectrum of interference due to inherent drifts o~' the (,7rorcoves i,:,
changed by the modulating properties of the two-rotor precovsing G~bit, ,.,nJ
aloo by working conditions In the gyroscopic memory mode which are more ad-
112

USSR
BESEKERSKIY, V. A. et al., Upr. dvizhushcIAmisya ob"ye)ftarmni. Tr. !V Vses.
-soveshch. po avtomat. upr. Thilisi, 1968--sboi-nik, 1972, pp 87-98
vantageous than in a single-rotor precessing orbit. The difference, in the
interference spectra at the output of orbital coordinate syct,-:ms plotters
constructed on the basis of using single-rotor and two-rotor -urecessing
orbits enables realization of further effective combination of the two.
Bibliography of five titles. Msum6.
2/2

USSR
13ESEKERSn-Y, V. A., GORDEYEV, V. G.,, OLTRO OV
"Theory of the Two-Rotor Gyroscopic Orbit"
Upr. Dvizhushchimisya Oblyektani. Tr. IV:Vses. Soveshch. po Avtomat. UPI%
Tbilisi, 1968 IControl of Moving Objects~, Works of Fourth All-Union ConfcT-
ence on Automatic Control, Tbilisi, 1968 Collection.of Works], Moscow,
1972, pp 87-98, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mell-hanika, No 10,
~1972, Abstract No 10 A72, author's view).
Translation: Based on a study of the initial differential equations of
a two-rotor gyroorbit and the composition of interference at the output
~of the vertical-line constructor, as well as in the gyroorbit itself, the.,
basic theoretical relationships are presented for the process of constiaic-
tion of the instantaneous orbital system of coordinates. in tile correction
(,normal orientation) mode and gyroscopic memory riodc. As the most impor-
tant results of analysis, the author's note the transfoination of- the
spectTun of noise defined by the naturalldrift of the g~yroscopes, a result
of the modulating properties of the two-rotor gyroorbitj as well as the
more favorable operating conditions in the gyroscopic memory mode than in
a single-rotor gyroorbit. The differences in the noise ST)eCtTa at the
output of the orbital coordinate system constructor based on.a single-rotor
and on a two-rotor gyroorbit allows themto be effectively combine6. 5
Biblio. Refs.
zmq_

li2 ~617 u,,ic L ASS I F II5D PROCESSING DATF--27,140VII-D
'If 'THE G. APHITIZATIG"'ll OF
,,_,.T:I.TLG--CATALYTIC ACTION OF ALUMt,111SILICATES 0 ill t~ q
'~:CARBON MATERIALS -U-
-_t03)-FROL0Vq V.I., OSTRONOVv B.G.* NAGORNYY9 V.Gs
--USSR
COUNTRY OF INFO
~~SQURCE-~--TSVET. METAL. 1970, 43(20, 39-4~t'
D ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
ISUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TAGS--GRAPHITIZATIONi GARBONvCOKFp SILICATEt: CRYSTAL
~_~CONTROL i4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/1415 STEP NO--Ull/0136/70/0431002/0039/0041
---ir IRC_ ACCESSI ON- NO=-AP012_(),9_53_
1!iL7 L A-C-C I L:_ LC-Li
," %. 2 ~ '; J . IL 41 , kJ

2/2 017 UNCL A S,S IF I ED PROC:ESSING DATE--27NOV70
~,-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0126q53
ABs'rRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP--O- ABSTRACT. WHEN 10PEACENT POW0. iNAX, KA, NAA,
T KAOL,INj (
AND CAX ZEOLILTESY NEPHELINE, SERjrlTE, )R CHLORITE 'WERE ADDED TO
PETROL'EUM COKE KNPS AND THE MIXTS. WERE HEATED [N AN, INERT ATM. IN A
TUBE FURNACE AT 2000DEGREES FOR 3 HJR.tl THE DEGREE OF,GRAPHITIZATION WAS
PAISED -FROM 0936 FOR THE CONTROL SAPIPLETO Q'070p 0.691t 0.63, 0.49, 0.69,
1_1~. 0.66f 0.62, -AND Go561 RESPaj AND THE JNTERL.Amr-LCAR 1)'lsTAk'CE D SUB002 IN
THE.GRAPHITE WAS REDUCED FRO14 3.409
TO 3,380, ,"381, 3. 3 0.' , 3.39~,
3.3811 3.3831 3.3879 AND 3.392, RESP. ON THE BAS I S(IF THE D[AtIAGNETIC
SUSCtPTIBILITY (5.2 TIMES -10 PRIMENEGATIVE& CM-#Gt5EC. UNITS-G) OF THE
GRAPHIT IZED KNPS,NAX MI ST. , THE CONTENT OF PERF ECT GRAPHI rE CRYSTAL S WAS
25PERCENT. REPEATED FORMATION AND DECOMPN. OF CAR31DES COULO NOT
EXPLAIN THIS RESULT BECAUSE 0 SUB002 DEGREASE0 ONLY DURING THE FIRST
HR OF HEAT[NG AND THEN REMAINED ALMOST CONST. AND THE PERFECT GRAPHITE
PHASE WAS NOT DETECTED IN X RAY IMPROVED GRAPHITIZAlloi'i OF
THE KNPSoNAX MIST. RESULTED FROM INCREASED MOBIL[ITY OF THE
CRYSTALS AS A
RESULT.OF RECRYSTN. OF CARBIDES' ON SURPACES HAVING LOWER ACTIVATIO..,l
-ENERGIES (75 COMPARED WITH 86 KCAL-MOLF).
VIE-- i A P L-1

USSR UDC 536.532.089.6
SAMARIN, Yu. B. and KOLOSHINA, V. N..
'"Measurement of Small Low-Temperature:*DifferenceB"
Hosccu, lzmerital'naya Tekhnika No 6, 1972, p 48
Abstract: A mar, -ganin- cons t antan thermocouple has been produced for the mea-
surement of sm-all differences. Results of calibration of the
thermocouple within the temperature range from 273-73"' K tire presented in a
table. It is shown that the electromotive force of the thennocouple is close
to the emf of a copper- cons tantan thermocouplei md -that the therm-n-1 conductiv-
ity of the manganin- cons tan tan thermocouple is 1 or 2 orders of magnitude
lower than that of a copper-constantan thei-pocouple. The riianganin-consuantan
thermocouple may be recommended,for the measurement of smull low-temperature
differences in adiabatic microcalorimeters. 1 table. 4 references.

'007 - - :~?
f, Essjt~G DATE--ZINUVI
2 UN LAssit,r-i o:
T-ITLE-:-CO.4PLEXES (IF MACHINES OF CONTINUOUSACTION -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-TARTAKOVSKIY, S.N., AKUTi.Nv G*K*t BARSUKUVP M.I.v SHCHERBINA?
YU.-Not QSTROUKHOVr I.I.
CGUNTRY Or"MT-4--USSR
SOURCE--COMPLEXES OF MACHINES OF CONTINUOUS ACTION (KOMPLERSY MASHIN
NEPRERYVN'OGO DEYSTVIYA) -40SCOWr NEDRAll 19701' P
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CAqTfl SCIFNCES AND OCEANOGRAPHYt MECH#j IND., CIVIL AND
MARINE ENGR
TOPEC TAGS--MIN ING ENGINEER INGr MINERAL DEPOSIT, INDUSTKIAL AUTOMATION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAIIE--3003/1735 STEP NO--UR/0000/70/000/000/0001/0123
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AM0130587
UNC LA S5.1 F I E 0.

~`,2/2-~ 007
UNCLASSir SING DATE
-CIRC-A'-CESSIO,"l NO-AM0130587
ABSTRAC"T/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT TABLE OF CONTE.-NITS: PRL^ACE 5.
6HAPTER 1. MECHANIZATION OF STRIPPI~G OPFRATIONS IN DPEN CUT A,1.,lc-S,~ 12,
11. MECHANIZATION OF MINE CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS IN OPEN CUT flfil!~S 36.
USE OF CONTINUOUS OPERATION TEC14NIQUES 70. CONCLUSION 125.
BIBLIOGRAPHY 126, THE BOOK DEALS WITH BASIC MOST TYPICAL FLOW SHXETS
IN MECHANIZATION OF STRIPPING AND HINE CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS IN OPEi-
OF COMPELXES OF CONTINUOUS OPERATION MA- s
CUT MIiNES BY MEANS H 1, NE 5 1`
Ll
WELL AS FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES IN AUTOMATION OF:THESE CGNMPLEEXES.
800K WAS WRITTEN FOR A WIDE CIRCLE OF ENGINEERNNIG TECHNICAL PEASOININEL OF
MINING ENTERPRISESP DESIGN AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ORGANIZATONS; IT CA114
BE USEFUL ALSU TO COLLEGE STUDENTS SPECTALIZING-IN THE FIELD OF OPEN CUT
MINING DEPOSITS.
UNCLASSIFIED
17r,"11-1 PN-~ffmm

7777~
USSR
VANIN, R. S., QSTROU~Lox,, m. Ya.
ast
"Influence of Calcium Fluoride on Desulfuration of C. Iron by High Magnesium
Slags"
Moscow, Izv. Vuzov,, Chernaya Metallurgiya, No 2, 1971, p 39-41.
Abstract: The influence of the addition of CaF2 (I-I'a) on the desulfurating
ability of synthetic high magnesium (20-30' MgO) slags wi Cao: Si02=0
a th .6 is
studied. It is found that calcium flouride improves the distributicn .-Factor
of sulfur between high magnesium melt and cast iron.. The higliest desulfuration
indicator is produced by a slag with 25%~MgO and 2%.CaF2 With CaO: Si-02=0.6-
0.8.

USSR UDO: 669 .162.12:622 .782.oo4.i2
OSTRaTICE10V M. Ya., FUSKOVA, A. G., PXM4MDV, N. I., F~SXKOV L. N., VYATKO, G. P.
avv"NEPM A. S.
J1
"Structural Specifics and Metallurgical.Properties of Pellets Yade of Titanium-
bl~gnetite Ore Concentrates. Report 1"
IzV. VUZ, Chernaya vIetallurgiya, 2zo 6, i970, PP 33-37
Abstract: Pellets made of ilmenite-titano-magnetite orbs from the southern Urals
(60.8700 Fe: 10.14% TiO2) with basicity (CaO: SiO 2) 0.40-1.38, roasted under
isothermal conditions in a current of air (60 I/hr) for 30 minutes ivere studied.
The composition and structure of the pellets were deternined by the roasting
temperature. With low-temperature roasting (1150-1220" Q, the proce.-ises of
sintering and recrystalization occur in.par4liel with oxidation of the ore
grains, and highly porous, but low-strength pellets are produced consisting of
hematite, psoudobrookite, calcium farritp-s (influxed j.,lialletI) and silicate
glass. With high-temperatura roasting (1250-1300* Q, oxidation precedes the
recrystOUzation and sintering processes of the titano magnetite. These peilets
have increased strength but low porosityand consist of hematite (solid solu-
tion) and silicate binder; the predominate mass of th(I* titanium oxides is
present as'a solid solution consiating~of h6matite. t!Nro Illustrations; one
table; three biblic. refs.
i7i
59

w
CLA S-~ PROCESSING DATE--3-00CT70
N
U
~'-TITLE-DETERMINATION OF SEROTGNIN IN GASTRIC JUICE 13YA FLUOROMETRIc
w- ::METHOD -U-
~,~-AUTFOR---!(03)-14[)ROLOVETSKlYv O-Vot GROKHOVSKIY# L*P.p 0STROUKHOVv V-Do
OF INFO-USSR
:'--~SOUR CE---LAB. CELO 1970ir 113)v 152-4
DATE PUBLISHED-70
SUBJECT AREA5-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
:TOPIC TAGS-SEROTCNIN, GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM, FLUCROMETER, DIGESTIVE
.:,SYSTEM
XCNTRIL-MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UPICLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME--3001/1797 STEP NO--UR/9099/70/000/00010152/0154
~--CIRC ArCESSICN NO-AP0127211
41:01illibill ill 61 .. . .........
I .I

i
4

dimll.dillp"; -lklfllil 4."k:, 1
i!PROCESSING i)ATE--230CT70
UNCUASSIF3~0.;';
-U-
:.-T.lTLE--ELECTRCPH0RESIS OF HUMUS SIJBSTANrES ON AGAK GEL
,:AUTHOR-(02)-STEPANOV, V.V.v OSTROUKHOVAj.T.M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
44
19701 (2.'v -54.
.-SOURCE--POCHVOVEDENIE
D.A T EPUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
-S '41 C SOLUTION9
-F,TOPIC TAU --ORGA. ACID, AGARt GELt ELECTROPHORESISt 6UFFER
SPECTROPHOTOMETRY
.- ~CGNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS,
___DbcUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSfFIED
REEL/FRAME--1998/0297 STEPI,'qO--UR/0500/70/000/002/0044/0056
Cl RC ACCESSION N0--AP0120986

2/2- 020 ON&LASSMED ~PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0120986
ABSTRACT/EXTf'%ACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, HUMIC AND FULVIC ACIDS, U.04-0.5
ML AT 0.1 MG-ML, WERE APPLIED TO 2-4 4M THICK 1.5-3PERCENT AGAR AGAR
LAYEPS AT ODEGREES. ELECTROPHORESI SWAS PERFORMIED AT 5-10V-Cli, 50-80
MAt AND PATH LENGTH OF 25 C-4i IN 0*1-0.Z ti BARBITURATE OR NA FORMATE
BUFFERS AT PH 8.6 OR 5.09 RESP. THE ANIONIC HUMUD 5U3STA.NCES COULD BE
FRACTIONATED IN THE FREE ACID OR IN-THE NA SALT-FORMa, DENSITOMETRY IN
THE VISIBLE OR IR WAS EMPLOYED TO VISUALIZE THE~~FRACTIONATIONS.
FACILITY: LENINGRAD. GOS. UNIV.t LENIN-GRADo USSR.
UNCLASSIf TO
Adim.

Ac c~. Zir.: h P0030926-4* Ref. Code: UR 0475
Vrachebnoye Del
PRIMARY SOURCE: .70p Nr I pp O~S
C~97
SUMMARY
EFFECT OF SUPPLEMENTARY ADMINISTRATION OF VITAMIN B,
IN DDT AND HEPTACHLOR-POISONING ON 0XIDATION-REDUCTIONT
PROCESSES IN THE ORGANISM
V. A. Qstrol~ljiiw and F. A. Onil4iqenko (Kiev)
The effect has been studied of administrition of vitarniii B, o1i ffic state'of oxida-
tion-reduction processes in DDT, and, heptachlor poisoning.
It was found that during repeated prolonged ( 1.5 manths) entering of subtoxic
do*cs ot the aforernerkioned poisons; into Me- animal organism daily administration
of excessive amounts of vitamin 91. msulted. in a significaq~ improvement of oxiddtive
Rrocesses, in particular in the case of DDT poisorking.
REEL FIME
19690345-',

USSR UDC 577.1:615.7/9
BURKATSKAYA, YE. KAMM, V.. 11., ANDIA, 1. A., OLEFIR,
A. 1.
"Maracteristic Features of the Reactio under the Prolonged
ns of the,Organism
Effect of Various Classes of Chemicals":
V sb. Nauch. osnovy sovrem, rtetodoy gi%tiyen. nortrArovaniva Lain. veshchesty v
okruzhayushchev srede (scientific Principles of Hoderw,~Iethods of Ifygienic
Normalization oi Chemicals in the Environment of works) , ~iosccw,
19713, Pp 135-141 (from M-Biologierteskava Khimiya, No 14, Jul 72, Abstract No
102050)
'Translation: On -the basis of a
study of the effect of or,.Tanochlorixia and orTan-
Ophospharus and carbaziate pesticides (expelliments on Mts~ on certain bio-
Cherdcal SyStems of the organisms, the wrpL-.)1o&ica.1 ccnp-:)a-ition of the blood
and Athe r--activity, it, is considered that durirq hygienic norrali-
zation of cbemicals as int-egral tests, the biochem-ftal, 11=1-tologic and in=-ano-
logic indexes can be ut-te-i.

1/6 063 UNC LA SS I F f E L,
T.1TLE--oIALGGtjE URBIT EARTH -U-
AUTHOR--LISTROWOV, G.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SGURCE--MOSCOW, IMESTIYAP 4 JUN~ 1970.. PP 1 4
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SU3JECT AREAS--_SPACE TECHNOLOGY, N A V IG T 1'(1~~J, BIOLOGICAL ANO MEOICAL
SCIENCES
TA'1-.S-A,4N%ED SPj',GF(;.RPiFTi FLIGHT CONTR OL SYSTF+!-, -RADIO CO,'4MUN [CATION
GP,81T,.CGRRECTI0Nt SPACECRAFT MANEUVER, 44AN -.MACHI~*11: SYSTEM/(U)S()YJZ 9
-1 'ED SPACECRAFT
MA, _N
'4AR. 1-j--iNig RESTRICTIONS
TPOL K 1 `4
PROXY Rc_,':_L/FRA,14E--_J10)04/ 1649 5 TE PNO-UR /1)(1031,70/000 1000/oi)o 1 /0004
CIRC Af"ci-c-SION
U L A
ita a1,
D

2/6 063 UNCLA.SSIFIELi: PROCESSING DATt-:--13-%OV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AN0131965
ABSTPAcr/EX"r,RACT--(U) GP-0- "IQ-STRACT W E AR E 1,14 THE LARGE RCW-l 11CCUPIED
BY Til;-:. FLIGHT CONTROL GFOUP. ONE OF THE iALLS IS A MALEN:0111C
MOCKUP AND TEL;EVISION SCREEN. EVERYONE'S ATTENTIG,% IN THE HALL IS
DIRECTED TO ONE OF THEM: IT N'0W APPEARS THAT THE COSMDNAUTS WHO BEGAN
FLIGHT ONE OINE IIALF HOJRS AGO ARE CUMPLE-TING TkLi'IR FIRST REVoLUTIO"'j. I
RECALL THE ANTENNA DISHES 'jiHICH I SAW ALONG THE ROA;) 1*0 THE COTIAND
POINT. THEY WERE POINTED AT THE H13RIZOll SO THAI* THE-Y COULD INTERCEPT
"SOYUZ-9" AS SOX,! AS POSSIBLE, [NrERC.EPT IT AS $00M AS IT E14ERGES FROM
THE ZO%NE OF INVISIBILITY. ' IN OUR SKY THE SUN Tl;~#NVELS FROM CEAST TOWEST;
Tfla SATELLITE SHIP MOVES IN *THE OPPUSITE DIRECTION. ~MIUCII LIKE
VLADIVOSTOK INTERCEPfS TIHE SUNS RAY~S SOGNEk NAIN -MS0CJ-,4, THE C.CM,"W"ID
POINT IS S[TUATE0 IN SUCH A WAY AS TO'INTERCEPT THE: SHIP'S RAt)I') WAVES
AS 5001-4 AS dJSSICLr'_'. r i i,-- TELEVISIOF~l IS SPARJ!'~LlNtl AND M--~',(JYv BUT
THE EL:MFOX"11C, CLOCK A!'srjV,:
Tf-l~,, COMPUTI'L) Tli*'~E JF THE
I T I IN;
I I NG
T E ~j 11 1I_ d L ACE S C Otli ING L. (;R j IJ'.:' , 6L L I S T I C S G
IN STAilrTLY
COSMONAWTS GROUP, 3110,1EDICAL GROUP, ANALYSI$ GROUP. SIJIME~;JIAT THE
BRAIN, P- UEFINITE PA;~T IS '~ESPO:~iSl~3LL 1-~U'R '-EACH F-IJNICTI~~W- PERI-iAll-'s rfi;-
MIALGGY DUES l&fjT GtJ SO FAR, 13UT THE TE;Ai"l 011,'~ECTIQPI trtiST NOT HAVL TO LOO&
AROUND IN SEARCH FOR THE PERSON HE Nf~DS AT A PARTWOLAR MINUfl'.
BLACr[Sli GRAY BANDS R-AiE ACROSS THF SCREEN, . tirm rHEY HAVE 01,5APPEARLD
AND L:IKE WHEN DEVELOPING A PHOTOGRAPH Vi[-~SEE TH:E SHIP CA31'1 IMArk2E
EMERGE. THE TELEVISION CAMERA IS LOOKING DOWN ON rHiF, COSMONAUFS FROf"'.
ABOVE.
-1- LIS, [4- 1 Ff)
, I u 1~ -1 C I -
U

3/6 033 U.I%lr- L A s s i F IE'D PP 0 1: E S i NG1 D4 T 13 N OV 7 0
CIRC ~ACCCESSIU% "JO-AN-0131965
ARE: Yd U? It 1'~XCELLENT.ll THEN FULL04S A'4 EXCHANGE
OF fcECH,iICAL 12-!Fb~J'IATION. .. TELEMETRYI, WHICH' AS TH;~Y SAY HEREP MS
11SHUTI, FROA THE SHIP, CUNFIR.145 THAT ALL THE Pl-lVsj(jLr-:C;ICAj. PAA,-,'-lETF-RS FOR
THE, TWO COSMO~IAUTS
C U -R i~ E S P -3 T 0 T:I!--- P.A~~TfCJLAR FL!'GHT
ST A G'[:-. YESp THAT V-LNfif 1-",X?Er~[E~iC[ HAS LBEE11%) r.4CCUf4JLAT;C'lJ vcE HAVE 4
AIGHrt TO SPE-Ait,, UF PHYSIOLOGICAL NC1~246 PROPER FOR S 11 A C E: A~TEK
TERihil,!-.*T[CN OF: TH'~~ CU!~:TACT THER:~:~ IS BAIEF (:C--t:lDNCE OF
L L: N.
T H ;E! T :-- C N I C Al L C P A T 1 GN S C, C. U P ui my IT [S. 1,~4STI-OKTIVE UN [TS
M A X I ',I JA F I C I --- IN, r- Y SHORT CUMMUNICATIJ%S AIRE r\j;_~,; F~;'-A Tii~:: t'p.!JUPS I
P. T I,--, "i E D. ALL Cu',%Fp.,~: rH S Y S I g!-l 0.' SYST'-;IS~ JVJ"R THPAR
kE N-j~~.AALLY. Tll,-' THE ENLJEO".
"QUESTIO:~S?" ASKS THE C.4-AlqMA4Nt ANO aHEN THERE il,i,:E N,Oh,: HE CO:uCLlJDE-S "1'40
QUEST10:4S." AFTER THE RLPORTS SETTING FORlil TKF CGURSF OF
VAPLE.-iEINTATION L.F. THE P1306KAM, THE CHAIRMAJI OF 1'111E 'WiLYSIS GPIJUP GfVES
AN AYALYSIS OF TH STATE OF- THE THE FINAL SPEAKUR 15 A MEMBER
OF THE GROUP ~ihO P,