SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PETLYAKOV, YE.I. - PETRENKO, S.I.

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USSR
PETLYAK'i.W, Ye. I.
?IA Device for Measuring the Energy of an Isolated SHFTulse"
'USSR Author's Certificate No 2-60692, filed 25 May 68, pi~blished 7 11~3~v 70
from Klh-RadioLekhnika, NO 111, Nov 70, Abstract No IIA293 P)
Transla.4--on: 7his Author's Cert;licate introauces a ael"Ice for neasUrin,
the ene--Ezr of an isolated SHF please, The device contai-tis a si:-~ction of wave-
gvd de -- a p
,lass Jacket with liquid adsorbent. . As a disringulshing, feature
of the pat tent, this adsorbent is coupled to EL glazs measil-rezent, tube. &-I ad-
vartage of the proposed device is the it requires no proliminary calibration
and car be used for making measurements in sCbsolute energy or power units.

USSR UDO 621. 7,78.1:621. ~,91.,'522
ILIINSKIY, YU.A., PETNIKOVA. Y.U.
'On The Noise Of In-_Prar,~d Radiation Detoctors With Freqtwn(.y Convorl3ion"
Kvantovaya ele;ktronikn (;:~iantum Electronics), Mosco-o, lic. %1.1), pp _1221 1 ;_1 6
Abstract: A nromisinla, n,!ethod for detection c-0 infrared cowri,;rsicn.
of the frequency of th.L3 r-.:aialjon %,iituh the aid of' a nof, line,;i~- cr,.,rstal. If the
frequency of pam-, ing s end tho signall f I
requency Lher, it 123 r030iblO
z U
U I'My -Ijj , + which lj.r-~s in tho
to obtain the Tuin or difTerence of~ the frou r- J_
ible or n6ar inf*mred biirid. N".3
region of sensitivity of detectorl of tho~visi
n-roblem ethe senmitivity of ouch a dotection meLhod in Tho r.-~-nni-
tivity in dotoruinod by tha cow.,~,-rolon -factor .,.trd thp, noii-lo of tlw dovic-c. Two,
preaent thiper studiog an! eval,.mtes tho principEil nolso jin frcqu,~nt-y
.,c noiae off' pnrum-trir lln)unt~s-_,imce. C.-n
1) Thermal. 2) Bao-k-rounA. and p.,
bvsia of the thoarem and aquaticitfi ol Lhe, Piel'i An lullG
cryutal, exprz.,t3:3 ions aro obtainod for tho powur of' tho owlF,"d by thtl
P.2 fluctuationn or the medium and baclklproun4 ra~ivt_ion. lhi- i o -3 C. ~~ 011~11; ; 1-~ (I
w-ith the noine restxlt_inr~ irora the prccecs oe
It 'in Of3toblin",~1of! tWlt in tho lul"ir A.rPrill-nd brund Vre noi,,,-o (~.O
oocenre vredwrinni,on, anv; th(~ =IddI13 ,jnei for bnndo th-rintil. and
rp 11=11,11 2=0111

PROCESSING 0ATE,-27iNOV70
112 012 VNICLASSIFIE-0
_T.ITLE--WCKEL iNITRATE PRODUCTION -IJ-
..A.UTH0l-(05)-PETRAC KARLO SERGUNKINY
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:-.SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--Cl-tFf4ICAL- PATENT, NICKEL COMPOUND, NITRATE, CRYSTALLILATION
MARKINIG-NO RESTRICTIOINS
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TORMAT-ION OF AN NH SUB4 NO SW33 BYPRODUCT BY DISSOLVUNG METALLIC I'll IN
HNO SUB3 CONTG. 700-1000 G-L. PIHNO SUB3) SUB2. Wi SUF32 0 IN THE
PRESENCE OF 20-70 G-L. NH SUf34-t%O SU53 IN THE FORM OF~A 40THER LIQUOR
OBTAINED AFTER EVAPN. AND CRYSTN, OF.~Nl-NITRATEII~,
UNC LASSI FlED_

USSR
PFTRAK,,L. V.
t'Program for Approximate Realization of the Best Even Approximation of
a Function"
Programmy optimiz. Priblizheniye Funktsiy. Vyp. 3 [Optimization Programs
Approximation of Functions. No 3 -- Collection of Works], Sverdlovsk, 1972,
pp 3-10 (Translated from Referativ-nyy Zhurnal - Kibe-rnetika, No 8, 1973,
Abstract No 8 V654)
Translation: This program is designed to solve the problem of best approxi-
mation of functions of several variables by "generalized" polynomials such as
as n
F n= Yaii(X) in arbitrary set G of points X=fxljx 23 -'s XiI in I-dimensional
space:
n
En=minmax f(X)- Y a
F XEG i=l
n
where ~i(X), i=1.2, n, is a certain linearly independent system of func-
Uons.
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USSR
IVAKOMOf A. G.; OVCHINNIKOV, V. A. Ej G GULYM, N. V. (Kiev)
OAutomatic Control of Complex Plants with Prediction O~tiwdzation by the Self-
Organization FrInciple"
Kiev
Avtomatika; July-August 1973, pp 39-52.
'Abstract: In control with prediction optimization each solution is evaluated
from the standpoint of its effect on predicting the future.
In this article the problem of the synthesis of optimal control was solved
in discrete time. A plant (hydroelectric power station) for which optimal
control may be found by means of both dynamic programming and the self-
organization principle (selection) was taken as the first example. TUs made it
possible to determine the dependence of the error of theiexaat solution on the
choice of degree of freedom. For F *;~;- 90 both methods prc',ved to aive close
results. In contrast to dynamic programming, the self -organization method is
applicable to more complex plants with a greater amount of delaying independent
variables and to optimization in a sliding~ interval of thm prediction. A com-
plex stochastic plant for which dynamic programming cannot be applied waa taken
as the second example.
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JPRS 55818
27 April. -1972
A MTHOD DY MATHENATICAL 4=ZLLNG OF COMPLEX ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
[Article by 0, R. JX!;~hnenlxo. Yu V X a M Tod d
an "a_ur.6tS2ke: Kirv~
Tu V;
Avtomatika, UkrAimiaF'
prob'l-M Statemvnt for 11,4elLng of the'Water Ecolo'zical- S14t
Automatic control-comp-iter cantors will be created in the near future
which will be coupled by means of telametering systems with sensors operating
as control elements of conditlona in water reser"Lts. Since voter reservoirs
will be objects of automatic control the modeling vf ibe ecologi-
cal sysrem of wdter reservoirs becomes increasingly necessary,
An attempt is made 'below to apply to this purpose a now approach of zn
heuristic self-organization wherainRte&4 a! di!farential equations partickilar
use 14 madt. of nonlinear equationa of higher power In finite difEttences (a
dc.-Icription"). Thin approach is wore adequate for stm~slation of
problem,i of cccpLicated proremiev. and it is cmpable of pcoducinjL not ontv
qualitative but accurate estimatos of variables.
McAlels which were constructed until presLnt are
8pplic4blb only to a
qualitative I.nvestigation of processes,as it. is stated by the authors of theme
odels. For example, in (21 where the best determined model ham been described
one can read! "Invostigatt" 'results of the created model of the voter eco-
systern may be considered only from the qualitative standpuLnt, more wvr~. In
necLsnary In order to obtain valid qualitative dsta." In contrast to this
the authors of the present paper claim that their mathematical model produces
-'%in addition to qualitative also valid quantitsti4e estimAt96.
Accuracy of Somalarim Complicated Objects Reguiras Measured Complexity of
Machemallcal Dooorlptlon
There in adefinIte inconsistency bstw0,*n.Lh*.C0ftrplsXity at mathemsti-
c-il simulation and the,slmplici~y of the,apparat4o utiltiod for.this purpose.
present the simulation was performed either by determined methods (based
'ation, for -example, linear a us-
'on investigation of simple 4"Earantial equ q
tions of conyactLvo dLff4sion), or sutLstical methods of ordinary re reastan
USSR 14)

~112 024 uNcLASSIPIE~' ROC!ESSING DATE--30OCT70
P
TITLE--ON THE INVESTIGATION OF T',40 NEW~QUICK ACTING DEYELOPERSO PHENIOUNE
AND METHYLPHENIDONE, USED IN SPECTRUM ANALYSIS -IJ-
,._,AU.THOR-(03)-9lMITkOVr G.v PETRAKIEVt A.r GAGOVP V4'
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.'~~.SOURCE-MASHINOSTROENE, 1970, VOL 19, R 31 PP 126-128 -23
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--METHODS AND EQUIPMENTr PHYSICS
T OP I CTAGS -SPECTRUM ANALYSIS, PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSING, ORGA-NIC AZO
COMPOUNDo PHOTOGRAPHIC CHEMICAL,;. HYDROQUINONE
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212 024 UNCLASsi r-ibi ORCCESSING DATE-30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121169
.~-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE DEVELCIIING, CAPACITIES OF TWO
TYPES OF DEVELOPERSt BASED ON PHENIDONE OR METHYLPHENIDONE AND
HYDRUQUINONEi HAVE 8EEN STUDIED, THE RATIO BErWEEN THE COMPONENTS HAS
BEEN SELECTEO IN SUCH A MANNER THAT THE OEVELOPEAS AkE QUICK ACTING,
COMPARED WITH THOSE THAT AkE BkDADLY USED IN PHOTOGRAPHIC PRACTICE.
WHEN USED FOR.THE PURPOSES OF SPECTRUM ANALYSIS, THEY PROVIDE GREATER
..DENSITY OF THE BLACKENING OF THE SPECTRUM LINES.,~ FACILITY:
FIZICHESKI FAKULTET NA SOFSYSKIYA UNLVfRSITET..
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDd 669.2951 0'20,1r2.2
PETRAKOVj A. F., IMOREV, A. I.* PETROVj L. 11. ,and HUBLEV,: YA. A.
"Resistance of Titanium Alloys to Repeated Static L o, Lds,
Hoscow, Metallovedeniye i Termichaskaya Obrabotha I'llete'llov, 'No 4, Apr 73,
pp 46-5o
Abstracti The effect of depth and hardness of the Gai~--satiwated layer pro-
duced during, heatirg,, fox quenc-hin.- and v,,ginig incs stud.Sed with xespect to
the resistance of VT6S a-rid VT14- titaniun alloys to releated. static loads
under uniaxial and biaxial tension. It vas fmid that the lias-oaturated
layer (0.1 m deep) on the surface of these alloys somewhat reeucez alloy
strangth and sharply loiters ductility. Ponoval of thd [,=-zatunated layer
by etching to a depih of 0.1. rua for VT6S alloy and 0.5 num for VT14 Incraased
the service life of camples by 3-4 times undpr re-peatel static, loads. A
study of the rupture, kinetics on swiiples of VTOS durin,~ ropoated Static loadn
showed that the gar,-;,~aturated laycr mainly DXfects th'a imber of cyc.Ics vritil
the development of fatigue cracks, In that thoz~e crac%a develop 111t 4
fix-st load cycles. 1P short-tima bdaxii-d ctraz~s of VT14 tho pxesunce of the
ga:5-satumt-ed layel- ~as little effect on the st-rexigth but severely worsens the
nature of fracture. The service life of Tr14 unAer bWi,-l iitreur, with the
gas-satizated layer 13 two o_-dors loon than witbout the layer, Ono table,
four figm-'Ga'
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USSR ux: 62i.397:621.396.6i(oH.8)
FETRAKOV, A.,V., GOROKHOV, V. P., KLEVALIN.1 V. A.
"A Method of Measuring the Stability of'a Television Transmitting Tube
Haster"
USSR Author's Certificate No 283333, filed 28 jun 68, published 3 Dec 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71,,Abptract No 6G177 P)
Translation: A method is proposed.for measuring the stability of the
raster ofla television transmitting tube,by transmitting a test-pattern
image on the target of the tube and measuring the paravp-ters of the video
signal. To simplify the equipment.when measuring the stability of the
raster with respect to lines, 'the image of the test pattern is projected
in the television transmitting tube in the form of vertical lines, and
the difference in the number of video pulses in the saiw_~ line at different
times is measured. A modification of this method of measurewnt is also
proposed vhich is distinguished by the fact that the equipment Is implified
when frame stability of the raster is measured by projeciAng an image on
the targeet of the TV transmitting tube in the'form of triangles in contrast-
colors, t." centers of the altitudes being,located at, the boundaries
of the raster, and measuring the difference in the lengths of video pulses
in the sawe lines at different times,

UDO: 6i8.89:3113-13111911
PETRAKOV., B. D.
Moscow, Psikhicheskaya Zabolevayemostl v Nekotorykh Stranakh v XX Veke
(Mental Disease Rates in Certain Countries in the Twentieth Century)
Meditsina Press, 1972, 300 pp.
Translation of Annotation: This monograph discus s contemporary, pressing
problems of social hygiene and social psychiatryi analyzes the status of the
mental health of the world population in -the first half andimiddle of the
twentieth century. Particular attention is given to determination of the
social "genesis" and class contrasts in the development and propagation of
mental diseases in capitalist countries,- as well as the regularities of the
propagation of these diseases in the developing countries.
Ilie author has noted certain tendencies in the propagation of mental
diseases and regularities in the accumulation.of mental, patients in
society.between 1900 and 1970.
The work is the result of man), years' labor by the author, performed
during scientific trips abroad and employment in the Department of Sanitary
and Epidemiological Statistics of the World Health Orgai.iization.
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USSR
Petrakov, B. D., Moscow, Psikiiicheskaya,ZabolevayeiiiostI vNekotorvkh
'Stranakh v XX Veke, Meditsina. Press, 1972, 300 pp.
The book is designed for specialists in the area. of social hygiene,
public health organizers, psychiatrists and neuropathologists, psychologists
and sociologists. 'nie work includes 19 figures and 80 tables.
From the Editor
The book you hold in your band comes from the pen of a speciali5t in the
area of social hygiene and organization of public health, who worked for
several years in the Department of Statistics of the World Health OrganiZa-
tion (IIHO). The author has given his attention to one of the most complex
problems in medical statistics, psychiatry and social h.),gicne -- the propa-
gation of nervous and mental diseasos, resulting from 41 combination of
social, economic, genetic, medical-geographic and otheT factors. The cmi!-
plexity of this problem lies not only in,the specific peculiarities of
nervous and mental diseases and the factors which cause them, but also in
the absence of any standardized, gene-rally accepted criteria for defining the
concept of what"'mental disease'!or methods of studying the propagation of
these diseases. These and other factors(the absence or inaccessibility of
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USSR
Petrakov, B. D., Moscow, Psikhicheskaya Zabolevayemost' Y Nekotorykh
Stranakh v XX Veke, Meditsina. Press, 1972, 300 pp.
the necessary statistical materials, etc.) have resulted in a paucity of
summarizing works an the theme which Professor B. D.4etrakov has selected
for his monograph in the world medical literature.
His study of the literature, his great personal experience, related to
his familiarity with the statistical services and psychiat:ric institutions of
many countries of the world and, finally,. his objective training in the
area of the theory of social hygiene and statistics. have alloi-;ed the author
to write a book which can help the reader to understand tho propagation of
neuro-psychological diseases abroad. However, B. D. Petrakov has not limited
his work to purely statistical aspects: he has critiemlly analyzed existing
methods of study of the propagation of this group of Mieascs, touching upon
the area of complex theoretical problems, Alffle revuling the idealistic
and metaphysical origins of bourgeois psychiatry, the,uuthur turns the atten-
tion of the reader to the rational positions of social psychiatrists, dis-
cussing them from the scientific and social: hygienic, standpoints. Analysis
of the methodological principles of social psychiatry has allowed the author
to conclude that mental hygiene, in the.hands of progressive scientists in
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USSR
Petrakov, B. D. Moscow, Psikhicheskayal Zabolevayemost' v Nekotorykli
Stranakh v XX Veke, Meditsina Press, 1972, 300 pp.
the West is essentially an applications of scientific. social hygiene to
psychiatry. It is this approach whichjustifies the concept of "social
psychiatry."
The author studies the significance of various natural and social factors
in the genesis and propagation of neuropsychological diseases from the
standpoing of Marxist social hygione, He is far from,direct affirmation O.F
the primary and immediate effects of the social and e(:onojpdc condition,,; iL
this analysis. Emphasizing the significance of many Lnfluonccs in the con.-
ditions of collective life of people on the development and propagation of
this group of diseases, lie turns his attention to the~_-igniflcance of
genetic and biological mechanisms, which receive the. influence of factors from
the social modium, 77hus, neuropsychological diseases are seen as a function
of the bio-social complex. The author studies many other problems from these
standpoints, including such debatable questions as the epidemiology of non-
epidemic diseases, evaluation of the social heterogeneity of nervous and
mental diseases, etc. Broadly illustrating the concept of the sharp differ-
ences between the level of mental health in various social strata of the
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USSR
Petrakov,, B. D., Moscow, Psikhicheskaya Zabolevayemottl v Nekotorykh
Stranakh v XX Veke, Meditsina Press, 1072, 300 pp.
population of the capitalist countries with specific examples, the author
thereby proves the advantages of the socialist system over the capitalist
system. It is not by chance, as is emphasized in the conclusions, that the
extent of neuropsychological diseases in the economically capitalist countries
is significantly higher than in the USSR and other socialist.states and,
furthermore, does not have such sharp fluctuations, dependent on social-
economic conditions, material position, race, etc.
Of course, in a monograph dedicated to such,a complex theme, the reader
will,probably find certain shortcomings,and debatable statelaents, particu-
larly in the fj *rst section of the work. However, we.are sure that the
book will be very interesting to specialists.
Professor Ya, P. Lisitsyn
Table of Contents
7. From the Editor 3
Introduction 5
Statement of the Problem. Significance of the Problem 5
s 14
?urpo es -of 'the Investigation
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Petrakov, B. D., Moscow, Psikhicheskaya Zabolovayemost' v Nekotorykh
Stranakh v XX Veke, Meditsina Press., 19.72,' 300 pp.
Section 1. Certain Methodological Problems of Statistics and
Epidemiology of Mental Diseases. Reflection of Social Problems of
Psychiatry in the Activity of WO
Statistical Evaluation
Chapter 1. Methodology and Methods of
of the Mental Health of a Population!!.
General Problems of the Methodology of Statistical Evaluation
of the Mental Health of a Population
Clinical-Nosological Trend. Nomenclature and Classification of
Diseases in Modern Psychiatry
Scientific Trends and Means for Application of Electronic
Computers in Epidemiological and.Stat,istical Studies in
-Psychiatry
Chapter II. The Role of Epidemiology,and the Appliciatioii of
Epidemiological Methods to the Study olf.Mental Disordcrs
-Chapter 1,11. Reflection of Certain Pressing Problaini; of Modern
Mental Hygiene in the Activity of the IV rld I'lealth01,,ani zation
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USSR
Petrakov, B. D., Moscow, Psikhicheskaya Zabolevayemost' v Nekotorykh
Stranakh v XX Veke, Meditsina Press, 1972, 300 pp.
Section 2. Social-Hygienic and Epidemiological Study of Mental
Disease Rates in Capitalist Countries
Chapter IV. Modeyn Trends i
Diseases and
h.the Spread of Mental
.
'
Hospitalization of the Mentally 111 70
Nervous-Mental Disorders in the Contemporary Picture of
World Pathology 70
Propagation of Mental Diseases in the Economically Developed
Capitalist Countries 77
Materials for a Description of the Level of Mental Disease in
the Developing Countries 99
General Trends in Hospitalized Mented Disease Rates in the
-Economically Developed Capitali'st Countries, 107
Hospitalized Mental Diseaselates in the Developing Countries 135
The Structure and Level of blental Disease Rates,iis a Function
of Age and Sex 138
Modern Trends in the Spread of Schizophrenia., Al--cliolism and
Drug Addiction Indications for 111ospitalitation 149

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Petrakov, B. D., Moscow, Psikbicheskaya Zabolevayenost' v Nekotorykh
Stranak-h v XX Veke, Meditsina Press, 1972,~300 pp.
Chapter V. Some Regularities of the,Development and Spread of
Mental Diseases among Various Social a d Professional Groups of
n
the Population During Economic Crises and Wars 172
Mental Diseases among Various Social.and Professional Groups
in a Population 172
Mental Diseases During Economic Crises and Wars 207
Segregation and the Mental Health of the Non-white Popolation
in the USA 232
Chapter VI, Social-Hygienic Aspects of the ProbleiA of
Suicides and their Interrelationship to Me~ntal'Disorders 248
Conclusions 268
Bibliography 288
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maidehyde novolaks hardening with hexamethyleneLetramine.
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process, which at atm. pressure occurs- at 120-60' does not (KcUr
under pressure ~! 30)-4001) kglcm-. The DTA v urvei have a 2nd
exothermic peak at 2.30-601 corresponding to the 2nd mrige hard-
eningat whirb reol-tvve res-iris are formed. CPJR
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USSR UDC 621.317.361
P&TRAKOVA. V IENOV
IRTEGOV, YU. N., ISKANDAROV, F.t V, P"
A A., PURL
WHIN, G. F., and ZYXOV, A. A.
"A Device for Determining and Recording the Spectral Characteristics of Complex
'Signals"
USSR Author's Certif 93~
icate . _kk~gAl_X ~2LI8, filed 20 Jan 71, published
7 Mar ?3 from RZh Avtomatika Telemekhanika I Vychislita-11nan Tekhnika, No 11.
Nov 73, abstract No 11 A43?P3
Translation: A device is proposed for determining and recording the spectral
characteristics of complex signals , containing an input ~ appatutus, a group of
band-pass. filters, a filter interrogation. unit, a recording unit with electrodes.
and,a. paper tape transport unit.
To improve the accuracy, the output of the filter interrogmtion unit is
connected through an analog-code converter and recirculator In series, one of
the inputs of which is connected to the control unit*, i the,amplitude gradation
decoder is connected to the inputs of an arbitrary symbol synthesizer,.
In this approach, the control inputs of the synthesiver are connected to the
s of a vertical symbol scanning unit.. The second lnput~of -this unit is
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supplied with a signal from a cycle pulse generator. The control inputs of
the synthesizer are also connected to the.outputs of a horizontal symbol scanning
unit, the input of which is connected through an electrode counter (whose input
is supplied with a signal from the cycle .,pulse gener4or) to the inputs of the
control unit. The control inputs of the synthesizer are.',also connected in
parallel through the inputs ofan "AND" gate-to the decoderof the addresses of
electrodes connected to the recording unit. One illustration.
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FEMININE W1,1111111, i

USSR
YAKOVLEV, G. M., CHERNYKH, N. L., and PETRAKOVSKAYA, Ye. A., Tomsk Medical
Institute
AlOn the Question of Registering Changes in Blood Quantity and the Possibility
of Determining Overall Blood Volume in an Organism by Yeans~of Measuring
Electrical Resistance of the Human Body",
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol ~01, No 2, 1971, pp 510-512
Abstract: Experiments were conducted in an effort to correct and refine
claims made by other investigators that blood loss from a region and the
entire volume of blood in circulation can be calculated from a recorded
change in the electrical resistance of tissue. The present authors, dis-
covering an error in previous mathematical formulas, showed that calculation
of the entire volume of blood in circulation was no longer possible on the
basis of existing theories. Then, uslng~corrected equations and comparing
those values with results from empirical studies, the authors found that
change in electrical resistance was an accurate gauge of blood loss from
regions of limited extent. However, because the neasured value of electri-
cal resistance in tissue was not udform throughout the body,, the present
method for determining blood loss in the whole organism was unsatisfactory.

USSR UDC: 62-1-372.852.5
E. M., Institufe of Physics imeni A. V.
SMOKOTIN,
Kirenskiy, Siber n Department,. Academy of Sciences of the USSR
'TA Converter Which Changes Acoustic Oscillations to Electric Waveforms"
Moscow, Otkrv-tiya, izobreteni:,ra, Promyshlennyve Obraztsy Tovarn e Zn--ki,
No 10, Apr -(2, Author's Cettificate No 332529, division H, filed 1 Jul 70,
published 14 Mar 72, pp 213-214
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a converter -which
changes acoustic oscillations to electric wave-fornLi. The device contains
an acou-stic line, a transducer element, and a circuit for reco-rding the
change in the electromagnetic parameters of the transducer element. The
electromagnetic parameters of the transducer element depend on the acoustic
oiteillations propagating in it. As a distinguishing feature of the patent,
conversion losses are reduced by making the trensducer element in the fom
of a single-crystal ferrite specimen fastened at the end of the acoustic
line, and by connecting a microwave oscillator, detectizig headi short
circuiting device and micro,,,ave resonator to the arms of a double waveguide
T-bridge in the registration circuit. The part of the acoustic line with
the ferrite specimen is introduced Into the microwave resc.1nator.

USSR
PETRAKOVISKIY, G- A., PETROV, A. S., TABARIN, V. A.
............ ...
"Study of an Yttrium Garaet as an Element of a Reactive Mlodulation Amplifier"
Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskaya, Vol 34,'No 6, 1970, pp 1,194-
1,196
Abstract: A linear analysis is made of a ferrite-based reiictive modulation
amplifier by a simultaneous solution of the Maxwell and the Landau-Lifshits
equations using the Krylov-Bogolyubov method, An experimental investigation
was also made of an experimental model of a reactive modulation video ampli-
fier based on a yttrium garnet. Stable amplification of not less than 30 db
was obtained in the band from 1.5 to 4.5 megahertz. Investigation of the
noise spectrum of the ferrite confirmed the low-noise factor of the ferrite
lifier.
amp

USSR no 621.~82.002 (088.8)
KOMAREV-, G.V., KRACHKOVSKIY, 0.1., LEYBOVICH, A. SH. OnkNIV J.54S
-TRAKOVSKIY, YA.SH., SIDOIL9Z'40, L.D., LEVAK G
E OV, V.P., n ~'K V.
P
IF
601assifier Of Semiconductor Devices"
USSR Author's Certificate No 296180, filed 14 July 1569, published 18 '!,aY 1971
(from M-Elektronika i yeye Primenenive, Vo 3, March ~1972, Abstract No 5B357)
Translation: The classifier of semiconductor dev;cea (principally transIstora)
contains a unit [uze1j for connection of a device to the measuring oqu4pment
the msasuring equipment, logical equipmant, mechanism for murking th-, Polarity,
and a unit for allocation of the neasurod devices into a container; it has a
rotuting tube connected with an electric motor. With the object of increauing
the speed of' operation and the efficiency of the classifier, the unit for
connection, n%de in the form of a revolving reversible ~Livk, oupporting two
Mocks [kolcdlal for the devices, diametrically located.und connacted by a
flexible braid
jzhgut] with the measuring, device, and tire withir-i-winE, dovicen,
mounted on the nxie of thn blocs"*a, is partially arrawred inside a g,,ziding
hopper, connected with the rewntirg. tuba of the --.mit f or allcc3tion, rand under
thedick of the unit for cRnnaction, in a groove of the !fAtOMl OUI'f,'kCO Of t~O
hoppor, the mechanism for marking tho polarity is located.

USSR UDC 53: 371. 3
PETRASH, F. T.
"Determining the Type of Conductivity of Semiconductors"
Uch. zap. Checheno-Ingushsk. gos. ped. in-t (Scientific Notes of Checheno-In-
gush.State Pedagogical Institute), 1970, No 29, pp 33-34 (from RZh-Fizika,
No 1, Jan 71, Abstract No IA73)
Translation: The thermal probe method is proposed for determining the type of
conductivity of semiconductors in middle school. A diagram of the electric cir-
cuit for determining the type of conductivity by this method is presented and
advice is given on carrying out practical work. S. U. Gonchar~enko.
39
Ml t; 01M�RVERTOW,
MAMPROMM-MM MR-61MR-MI. M

USSR UDC 62l.373:535(206.3)
ISAYEV, A. A., KAZARYAN, M. A., PETRAS.H~, G. G.
"A Copper-Vapor Pulsed Laser With Repeti. tion Rate of 10 kHz"
Leningrad, Optika i Spektroskopiya, Vol 35, No 3, Sep 73, pp 528-531
Abstract: Emission and superemittance were obtained in copper vapor br
using alundum tubes 70 cm long and 0.8 cm in diameter. The copper was
applied in pieces over the length of the dischar-e tube. Pulsed discharge-
was excited by a capacitor through a thyratron. The resonator was made
up of a dielectric mirror with 2-meter radi,Ls of curvature and a flat
glass substrate. The laser produced emission on lines of 5106 and 5782
The average emission power at a pulse repetition rate Qf 10 kHz war, 2.4 w,
I tage across
which corresponds to a peak enission powex of 48 lai for vol
the.capacitor of 20 kv (pulse duration was 5 ns). An appreciable part cf
the power was concentrated in the green line. The specific peak power in
V".9 case is 1. 4 kw/cc, whi eh is a record for all gas-dlscharge lasers with
atomic and ionic transitions.
64
Moat
Null Ht Rif,
I "MIN I ~ M~,fifi

T 1/2 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--23OCT70
LINES OF PULSED GENERATION AND SUPERLUMINANCE OWING TO NE(3,4
TRANSITIONS IN THE VISIBLE SPECTRAL REGION -U-
.f,AUTH0R-.(02)-KASLINt V.M., PETRASH, G.G.
~_"COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~~':SOURCE-ZH. PRIKL. SPEKTROSK. 1970, 12 (3), 540-2
~~,D AT EPUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJE CT ~AREAS-PHYSICS
TAGS--LU,4[NESCENCE, NEON, PULSE GENERATOR, SPECTRUM
INTROL MARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
C
C
--DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0328 STEP NO--UR/036a/70/012/003/0540/0542
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119315
UNCLASS IF IED_

2/2 023 UNCLASS[FIED PROCESSING DATE--21OCT70
ACCESSION NO--AP0119315
'..~'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TWO NEW LINZ$ OF PULSED GENERATION
,WITH WAVELENGTHS OF 6506.52 AND 6304.77 ANGSTROM ARE OBSO. IN MIXTS. OF
NE WITH SF SUB6 (VOL. RATIO SF SUB6-NE EQUALS 2-9) AT A TOTAL PRESSURE
OF 0.012 TORR. THE LINES ARE ASCRIBED TO 2 RHU SU88 YIELDS IS SU'-34+ AND
12 RHO SUB6 YIELDS IS SUB4 ME TRANSITIONS IN THE VISIBLE SPECTRAL REGIO'.\j'
ma THE PULSED GENERATION IS CHARACTERIZED BY AN AN01-1ALOUS TORDIDAL SECTION
OF LASER BEAM AND A DURATION OF EQUIVALENT 40 NSEC. AFTER REMOVING SF
~SUB6 ONLY WELL KNOWN LINE AT 6143*06 ANGSTROM (2 RHO SU66 YIELDS LS SU35
NE TRANSITION) IS OBSD. THE MECHANISN:OF THE'SF SU.36 EFFECT IS
EXPLAINED BY SELECTIVE BREAKDOWN OF IS SLI84 LEVEL. SUPERLUMINANCE ON
THE LINE WITH A WAVELENGTH OF 6506.52 ANGSTROM IS ALSO REPORTED.

USSR Uro 621.3'18.~~ 55 rl--. 1 CA)
KASLIN, V.M., KUNIKOVA, Z.F., FETRASH, G. G.
'Generation In Infrared Roo' on At MoleculDr Hydroj~en Li vv_io Wit 11 Act Gas
Cooling"
Kviantovayna elektronika (Quantum Electronics), 1410sc-ow, 1,'0 j,p 101-103
Abstract: The experl-wertnI results aro renorted 0,1111,luel Tanar,:Lion E"'; -L"le 142
molecular electron -transition 2!~ lr.iCurvos are u1no,.-in oi' tht:
it
averege total power of gencration it a q nfutiction of the ita,:; priisovre p e,,,:th
varicrue voltal-eo tit the capacitor a nd gas tomporetare-, FArd 1000 K. A COL,-
parison of the experimental resulta -,,,ith tLe rnvultn On in N2 grid CO
dincussad in ear) ior paparo by the &uthoru;a'1j(-,,wz tilot thi!~
of garieraticn in the infrarad regicaut i12 electron ~it into tho
general laws inhGrent ir pulue f,-aq la.,~err, at molecul1rr
region where generation exi,,!te is deucribnd by a parmmeitEr sj".,)orc
V is a voltage ucrof3f] a tube, 1-1 i3 L~10 mar, density, an~ Vr, J.o a con,,t-nI value,
When the :,Tas wag cooled down i~ record ipeak power of L.". k"d for ~,Icli a lasor
cc-aid be achieved. re'. Received b~r.editors, 27 M~)Tch 1,972.

USSR UW, 62l.W8-'7-'25
ISA-YEV, I~AZARYPN, M.A., PET-RAS11, G.G.
OLead Vapor Pulsed La,;6r High Pop-1, Arid Averp-Ee Povici,e"
Kvantovaya ele~-tronika (Q7,zartum '!~Uectroziics), Moaccw, NO 5(11),1972, 100
Abstract: Previvuri ex-terimon".9 ronducted by the authors th"It b.,
on lead, copper, EoJd, and man~aneiie valmrii can operatc! ut P- lar,~-,,~ roi.etiticn
frequency of T,- Ives wh.lch reac."~ 2 and a8~;wrc
I-, ~ r
powero (order o-f a hvindred Nratt o 1. cm Thcf~vi rcimlt.v werf, obt,,:i nt-Al ii, i t I I
P -PaJI active volijv:e, llrof-u~-'o of' v~'iil!('h Ptall. real,,, aver:;fro, ~T
tubea o- tm
-ation vierc lird.tcd. In conn h~ thin it v.10 impor! unt to
joctAor. 'U
whether or not a c1)n.,!4.dcrzzb1c- o', ~~ho active volumv: io vc)~-ojb'lo w1fl1(',-1,
10 v"Crl' ti lond
a decreas,3 of the opecific pcv-,~,r cT generation ' In t)- A
laser was choson ar tho ret-,01T111cil objCOL be~;I-mor; worl-, ii 4"t.?l ~j-~
viorlcing tezipc-;rature (900--lCOOP C~ is noL too 11'r1i.
were uced in thc f;xperia-r-rfts. 11tri. tubes which have tin ln'uri.ar W" 1.1i
U
Le i1r, lirlni~11'tr W.
cm, a lenirth of thc ~ctivo part of 60 cm, a volta !tt ti md.'.n- ol' ;i
pulse transformer ot' 17 kv, B pre-ssura of the noon bvTfer c.", 1; tor, ~Ini 1,
recurrence frequericv of 2.1, 1-."-!z, the nlaximm' average at
0-729C) ri-crrn a!&-ounted to 0.~ hmtL. A of" a
line with
1/2

USSR
ISAYEV, A.A., e-lu el, Kvantovaya elektronB:n, sccolri, Nn 5k p 1 00
apecific peek power of '15 W/Clat~' were obtained.
Thc ;~4 hi crcccdD by nx)re
an order of magnitude
the value (2 kw) obtained carlicir, tlic mime, ]azer.
I fig. 4 ref. Peceived by aditorn, 10 Apr 1972-

USSR UDC 621.373.326
KASLIN, V. It., IUIYAZEVS 1. 11., TETM 0. G.
"Pulse Generation in the First rositive~,Ni.irogen Band System with Cooling of
the Working Gas"
V sb. Kva-nt. elektronika (Quantuia Electronics --collection of works), Moscow,
No 5, 1, pp 44-52 '(from ItZh- Rail iotekhn ika, No'l, 1972, Abstract 1D343Y
Translation: A study was made of the laser characteristics in the first posi-
tive nitrogen system with cooling of the-working gas. It was demonstratcd that
in this laser there is a significant increase in amplification an coolin,o, the
gas. The studies permitted S4gn-fiCant improvement of the power, the generation
pulse energy and the efficiency of the system. SuperlLiminous emittaoce condi-
tions were obtained in this system for the first time. , it was found that the
optimal conditions of existence of generation are uniquely determined by the
parameter y - E/N (where E is the electric field intensity in the discharge
tube, N is the working gas density). A record Senaration power for the &iven
laser of 55 kilowatts was achieved. The signiftcant role played by the build-
up rate of the pFoton av.11aliclie ill pulse Imiers was dencirstrated e7perimentafly.
A nw phenomenon in malecular spcctroncopy was discovered., Inver6lon of alter-
nation of the intensitico fn the violecular spectra of stinulated radiation.
There are 4 illustrations and a 12-entry bibliorraphy.

USSR UDC: 535.89
G., Physics Institute imeni P. N. Lebedev, Academy of Sciences
of th_e_U9ST___
"Gas-Discharge Pulse Lasers"
Moscow,.Uspekhi Fizicheskikh Naulk, Val 105, No h, Dec ?1, pp 645-676
Abstract: This is a survey article which sysU-natizes the on the
current state-of-the-art and trospects for Nture develoijmcnL of gas-
-discharge pulse lasers. The topics covered.include the limiting charac-
teristics of lasers in this class, gas discharge lasers lased on atomic
transitions, transitions in ions, -electron transitd;on in*ro.'Lecules,
a comparison of lasers based on tran*itions in atoms anti in molecules,
the prospects for pushing gas-discliarge pulse lasor eviiT.sion Into the
short-wave region of the spectrum, increasing particle concentration in
the active medium, and methods of converting to a continuous collision
laser. Six figures, six tables, bibliography of 130 titles.

USSR UDC: 621.37
3-530.145.6
ANOKH114, A. V., MARKOVA, S. V., PETRASH, G..
"Pulse Emission on Vibrational Transitions of CO During Coaling of the Gas"
Kratk. soobshch. po fiz. (Brief Reports on Physics), 1970,2~jo 8, pp 15-21
(from M-Radioteklinika, No 12, Dee 70, Abstract No 12D215)
Translation: To study emission on vibrational transitions in M- in the
-old nitrogen. hj',hie em1.;:;sion wv-,
pulse mode, the gni wng cooled by using c
atudlock in a Cf) dinchurgearidCri-lbi, LYj-rlz and nt1Arttr(!j3.- 1~'mj..,T:ilorl
on a Co-He mixture was utudied in greatent detail. Emission ill the CO dis-
charge had considerably less power and a completely specific nattare an corl-
pared with emission in the mixtures. It is shown that thir~presehce of He
considerably improves emission on CO transitions. The most * characteristic
feature of emission on CO-He is the abrupt increase in emission power in
the afterglow. It is assumed that the formation of an inversion~on CO
t to the
transitions can be explained by a relaxation :meclianism with, respec
vibrational levels of an anharmonic oscillator. A, K.

USSR UDC 530.3s534.1
P9TRASHEN-t G. 1.t and KHINENq R. F.
"Coiace=ting Conditions of the Application, of Mngineering Equntions of Oscilla-
tions of Nonide&13,v Elastic Plates"
Leningrad, Vopr. Dinamich, Tdoxii raspostro Seymich. Voln Stvmik (Questions
of the Dynamic Theory of Seismic Wave Propagation -- Collection of WorL-B)'
Kanka,:Wo It, 19?10 pp 48-56 (fron Refena-tivzW Zhurna 1, klekhtnika, No 2 p Feb
?2, Abstract No 2V232 by Yu. X. Konenkor)-
TMalationt An investigation to made of refinod equationa of thin elastic
plates, Imtead of the squaxas of the tiunisvoree volocIty and the lonj~itudingl
velocity of propagation, integral operatora idth roupsol; to ttno with a
difference kernal which characterIze the losses, are introduced Into tba e=ct
equations of action of the layer, Approximate differsabial aqmitiona are
presentedt which correspond to expansion of the operatol- with respect to thick-
ness# and the linitations upon the.influence pamuetezs a1v InAlcated, in such
a mum r that the dizeference between the exact soliLtion tuad the approximate
30lUtlov. be smaller th~ui a proassigned value.

LIZ 016 UNCLASS I Flea PAOCESSING DATE--20NOV70
:T1TLE--L1S_SDCI,ATI:_-,N CONSTANTS AND STATE OF~QUINOLINAZO 11' IN SOLUTIONS -U-
,.~AUTHGR-(03)-2ASARG1N, N.N., KADOMTSEVA, P~-TRAS'HENI V.1 .
'TRY OF INFO-USSR
~.':SGURCE-ZH. ANAL. KhIM. L970, 34-1),
ATE- ~PUDLISHEC----70
;-.5-03JELT AREAS-CHEMISTPY
TAGS-QUINOLINE, AZO CUMPOUNDt ICNIZATION,.PRGTON, HETEROCYCLIC
1% 1 T RUG E NLGMPGUND,.D1S5GCIAf10,N1 CONSTANTP SULFCNIG~ 'AC 11)
-"CONTROL MARK I NG--NG RESFRICTIONS
...PCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,PROXY REEL/FIIAME-3002/1176 S TE PNU-JUK~100 75/70 /025 /T 0 L /0034ioM
:~,C 19C. ACCESSIC14 NO-AP0123600
UNCLASSIFIC0
------------

212 016 UNCLASSIFIED M)CESSING DATE-- 20,NOV 7 0
~C IRC ACCESSICN.NO--AP0128600
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, THE IONIZATHIN CONStS. OF
~'~-QUINOLINAZG R (1) AS Ati ANAL i REAGENT WERE DErD. GRAPHICALLY AND BY
CALCN.-FRUA SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC DATA. THE ACID BASE, 1131,iZAITON OF I IS
REPRESENTED BY: RH SLJf35 kIME-2 POSITIVE TN EQUILIBRIUM,RH SUU3 PRImEo
PLUS 2H (UNE PROTGN OF THE AZO GROUP ANG THE SULFO Gw SPLITS OFF), RH
AOUP
SU83 PRIMED YIELDS Rh PRIMEG" NEGATIVE PLUS~21i PRIMEIPU-SITIVE (ONE PROTON
SPLITS OFF FROM THE HETEROCYCLIC N AND THE SULFO GROUP); Wi PRIME2
NEGATIVE IN EQUILIBRIUM R PRIME3 NEGATIVE PLUS H PRglvi--' POSITIVE IDNE
PROTCIN OF.-ThE.CH GROUP SPLITSOFF). THE PROIONIZAT[OW CONSTS. OF
HETERUCYCLIC N AND THL DISSCCN. CONISTS.
OF THE HYDRQXYL lGltOUP WE4 PK
SU8NH PRIME POSITIVE EQUALS 1.48 AND PK!SUBOH EQUAL3 11.49 IN AQ, SOLNS.
SMITH IGNIC STRENGTH OF 0.1 (KCL) At 200E&EES. f HE ~PK $081 AND PK SU82
VALUES DET0. GRAPHICALLY ARE 1.50 AN
D. I V.43 ,RESP.~ FACILITY:
NG,VCCF.ERKASSK PCLYTECH. INSTo, NUVOCHEWISSKI USSR.
WiX L ASS I F I F 0
11W fill

-1/2 013 UNCLASSIF'IED ~PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
TITLE-SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STUDY Of THE',REACTION OF CUBALT WITH QUINOLINAZO
R -U-
AlUtHOR-(03)-BASAjA.GIN* N.N., KAUZ)MTSEVA, A.V., PETl'?,ASHENv V.I.
COUNTRY UF INF0--USSR
~.':SQURCE-ZH. ANAL. KHIM. 1970, 25(2) 205-93
PUBL ISHED----70
~.',S,UBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
,-TPPIC.TAGS--SPECTIIOPHOI-OMETRIC ANALYSIS$ COBALT, COMPLEX COMPOUND,
'TER(
MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY, PRUTONY.ft JCYCLIC, NITROGEN COMPJUND
C ONTk rj7-- 14ARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
Of
JCUMENT CLASS- UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REbL/URAME-1993/0918 STEP NO--Ui~/0075/7(1/025/(JO2/0285/0293
,_C_IRC ACCLSSION NO-AP0113753
UNCLASSIFIED

?-/2 013 UNCWS I r- I Eli PPWGESSING DATE-090CT-70
GIRC ACCESS10i'll' NO-AP011-3753
~'-AdSTRACT/EXTRAL-T-W) 0-0- ABSTRACT. CO FORMS A Y[GLET COMPLEX WITH
QUIN'C)LI14AZO R(l-(8,QUINOLYLAZO)s2,~ HYDRUXYw3-i 6,NA?HrH.ALElNE VISULFONIC
ACID) IN THE PH RANGE 0.3-14 WITH MAX. A8SOkBANCE AT 5?0 N-,4 AND MOLAR
A3501APTIVITY 3.02 TIMES 10 PRINE/t* MAX.. ABSOA.&A-NCE OF THE REAGENT IS AT
490 Nti. AT 20 PLUS OR MINUS IDEGREES IMU EQUALS.0.3 TO 0.1, THE EQUIL.
C016T.. UF THE REACTIUN IS 2.2 TIMES 10: PRIMElt AND, THE 114STABILITY
LAGNST. OF THE COMPLEX IS 8.3 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE51. THE COMPLEX
DOES INOT DESINTEGRATE AFTER AJJUSrlNG FROM PH 1.5 TO &N H SUb? SO SU84
(HCL). MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY DATA SHOWED TKAT CIt) EXISTS IN THE
COMPLEX IN ITS TRIVALENT STATE. SIX PkOTONS ARE LIBERATED IN REACTIONS
IN AN ACID MEDIUM. THREE OF TREM SPLIT OFF THE OH CYROUPS AND 3 OTHERS
SPLIT OFF THE PRUTONIZED ATOMS FOR THE HEPLEROCYCLIC N 01: THE REAGENT
MOLS. FACILI'TY*- NUV0CfiE'AK:ASSK'P0U TECH. 11M.,. N0V0CHIiP%KASSKv
USSR.
Rill S.M., IffififfiEr

!7.7
kcc r Abstracting Service: lei Code:
~003421S- CHEMICAL ABST.
U R
71216x Extraction of molybdonum'(W) and rhpnlum(VTI)
from inorganic acid solutions bv- te~rd hina, L.
M.Aminis. Anak
G -- a. N ra
Azrinsk
N ocherka-ssk. Politekil.. list.; --as-s
Neorg. Khtns. 1970i 15(1),: Wc-OU (Auss).
Afr)(X, 1) Asia e(VI)
were extd. by PlijVje s&ns. of diectidmethylarnine (1) ~r trioctyl-
amine (11) from HCI, HN-Ovi or HiSO4 sollis IhtI:,dcgrce~*C
extn. decreased wkh acids in Ole orda- %S04 > FICI;;,!> HIqQl-
For I the max. extra ctabilky.wasob~;itled-, 8&-901,',-aip112A-
2.6 in HNOs and 9747c, at PH 2."';0 ill. H28Q4 sollisi H is! a
better extg. agent than I. ~IMJR J
REEL/FRAME
197108712

USSR UDC
V. P., PBTRASHENKO A
KUKRAR Aj.
2- .j
,.jA
SOWDUSHENKOV, S. h.~,ns~ttut6 of
Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR
546 185:541,651.2
ZIDWROVA, 1. If., IIJIMARI, A. A.,
Organic Chemietry~ Kiev,
"Basicity of Phosphazo Compounds. 11"
Leningradp Zhurnal Obshchey Xhimii, Vol 40, No 8, Aufl, 70,
pp1696-1691
Abstract: m-Triphenylphosphazobenzoic acid and its nothyl eater,
Relting at 199-2010 and 126-1270, reapectively, Irare aynLhosized
by adding triphonylphosphine to a hot solution oT the parent acid
or eater in benzene and collecting the product precip:Ltated from
the cooled mixture* The p-triphenylphosphazobenzoic Ataid was
obtained analogously with reversed addition of the reagent3; the
produot melted at 241-2430C. To obtain triphonylphosphazo-p-
trifluoromethylsulfonylbenzone, m.p. 157-1-5V, trlpheAylphosphlne
was added to the benzene solution of P-triflUoromt)t-hylsulfony-larido-
benzene. A solution of p-tr-ifluoramethyloulfon7irAitiline in dil'ate
hydroahlorio acid was diazotizedp and~a solution of sodium azide
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'USSR
KUMARl, V. P., et al, Zhurnal Obahchoy Hhimii
Vol 40, No 8,
Aug 70p.pp 1696-1699
-trifluoromethylaii.Ifonyla7idobenzene,.
Vas added radualll,, yielding p
mop. 53-55 Other compounds were obtained by ]mown methods.
~Their pK values for basic and acidic1onization were determined.
It was found that the substituents on the phonyl ring show prin-
cipally an inductive.effect on the reactive center of the tri-
anylphosphazoarenes. The m-triphenylphosphazo, ~
h 3roup is a greater
p
electron donor than the m-dimethylamino group, and the p-triphonyl-
phosphazo group is a slightly lesser electron donor than the
p-Wzethylamino group. In 93% aloohol,the m. and,:p.triphenyl-
-phosphazobonzoio aoida exist to aConolderable dogivee me internal
.$alto#
-2/2
01111~=

USSR
UDC 547.558.1+546.185
ZHKUROVA, 1. N., YURCHENIKO, R. I., KUKHAR', V. P., PETRLSHENIKO, A. and
KIRSANOV, A. V., Institute of Organic Chemistry, SSR
"Protonation of Triphenylphosphazoazobenzenes"
nicheskoy Khimii, Vol 7, No 5, May 71, pp 1027-1031
Leningrad, Zhurnal Orga
Abstract: 4-Triphenylphosphazoazobenzenes (I) are protonated in alcoholic
solution of IN HCl principally at the tr'iphenylphosphazo group. When the
st!--ength of hydrochloric acid is increased to the level of 3-6 N, the
tautomeric equilibrium is shifted slightly towards the azo group salts.
The differences in absorption maxima of (I) spectra taken in neutral and
acid media ON HC1) correlate with the a- constants of Ithe 4'-position
substituents. In comparisoi, to 4-anino- and 4-dimethylaminoazobenzenes,
the 4-triphenylpbosphazoazobeiizenes are more basic by about 5-6 pKa units.
Although accurate comparisons were not possible, the basicity constants of
(1) type c. compounds correlate with the ao. and o- constants of the substi-
tuents on the 4-position.
14

'71"
UDC 547.491.8
KUKHARI, V. P., BUKOVSKII, M. I., KASHEVA, T. N., PA1RV`;UK, V. S.,
FSTRASHENKO, SOLODUSHEIM-11 S. N., Institute of Grganlc'M&Astry,
HEiTi~C~ OXrainian SZ-:i
11?hosphazo-1,3,5-triazines, IV"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchei Kh1mii, vol 4o, No 6, Jun 70, 1V-6-1229
bstract: 2-Azido-4, 6 -dimetho:qj (phenoxy) -1, 3, 5-tria zinc s easily react with
tertiar7 phosphines ani trialkyl phosphites to form 2-phosphazo-4,'-dimethoxy
Cphenoxy)-1.3,5-triazines. The reaction is exothornic and is comDletcd within
mJLn. Triphanyl phosphite reacts less rapidly. Tertiary phosphines
r
eact easily with azides of dia-,,dnotriazines to form 2-phosphazo-4,6-diamino-
-.1,3,5-triazines. The phosphazo compounds are colorless crystals vihich
readily dissolve in alcohol, acetone, methanol, but which arc- insoluble in
water and hexane. They are hydrolyzed in boilijg water or :Ui L~' hydrochloric
cid. The basicities of the coi- ounds 'were deterained in hitroiuet~ ane and
n
recalculated to tho corresponding-; values in vater. A.11 these comDounds were
round to be weak bases. Presence of amino or alkylamino grovps in the mole-
Cule raises the basicity by 3-4 units.

USSR UDC: 6 81.3.06:51
L. and YAP140IONKO A. M.
PETRASHEV KI)[,,
"Solving Systems of Nonlinear Algebraic Equations by the Method
of Variation of Parameters"
Kiev, V sb. Mashiny dlya inzh. raschetov (Machines for Engineering
Computations--collection of works) 1973, pp 13-19 (from Rz'.h--
Avtomatika, telemekhanika i vychislitellnaya tekhnika, No 12, 1973,
Abstract No 12B98)
Translattion: A program is given for solving a system of n nonlinear
aj~jbraic_tq4ations fj(yj,...jyn) = O.with theInitial conditions
1,nj by the method o variation of parameters. Programs
are presented for solving two control examples. X. V.
23

LIZ 009 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE--30OCT70
TITLE--EFFECT OF DIPOLAR SOLVATING AGENTS ON THE EXTRACTION OF ALKALOIDS
BY CHLOROFORM -U-
AUTHOR-1031-PETRASHKEVICtiv S.F.t,STAROSINETSt G.L.1 RAKHMANKO, YE.Pio
COUNTRY UF INFO--USSR
AKAD. NA UK BELA US..SSRf SER. KHIM*~NAVUK 1970, Iv 20-3
v (u
~~_DATE PUBLISHED-------70
~'-'~SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
OPIC TAGS--SOLVENT-EXTRACTIONt ALKALOID9 CHLOROFORM
m
ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~z'._QOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELiFRAME--1994/0110 STEP NO--UR10419/70)'CIOO/001/0020/0023
CIRC ACCESSION NU--APOLL4506
UNCLASS.,IFI.ED!

-------- ----
'~~-2/2 009 UNCLASSIFIED' PROCESSING DATE--30OCT7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0114506
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ~THE EFFECT UF 01POLAR SOLVATING
AGENTS-(PHENOL, M AND PtCRESOLP PtCHLOROCRESOL, Of-BROMOCRESOL, 0 AND
PYDIBRUMOPVIENOLt AND BUTANOL) ON THE EXTN. OF.ALKALOIDS (HYDROCHLORIDES
OF DIONINE, QUININEs DIMEDROL, SALSOLIDINE, AND NOVOCAINE AND
PLATYPHYLLINE BITARTRATE) BY CHCL SUB3 'FROM AQ. SOLNS. CONTG. UNIVERSAL
BUFFER (PH 3) WAS STUDIED AT 20 PLUS OK~MINUS.ZDEGREESr VOL. PHASE RATIO
I TO It THE ALKALOID CONCN. 5 TIMES 10.NEGATlVE PRI14E4 EOUIV., AND THE
SOLVATING AGENT CONCN. 0.1 '-2.~ MOLE,L. AT A CONST. ANION CONCN, IN THE
AQ. PHASE, THE LOG Or- THE ALKALOID DISTRIBUTION COEFF. IS A LINEAR
FUNCTION OF THE LOG OF THE SOLVATING AGENTCONCN.. THE VALUE OF THE
'EXTN. CONST. IS DETO. BY THE ABILITY OF THESOLVATENG AGEINIT MOL. To ACT
-AS A PROTON DONOR AND BY THE.RATIO OF THE HYURUPHOalC AND POLAR GRaUPS,
IN THE ORG. CATION. THE EFFECTIVE SULVATION NO. FOR THE 5AME IONIC PAIR
.-INCREASES WITH DECKEASING PK OF, THE ~ SOLVATING. AGENT. FACILITY:
-':~:SELORUSS. -GOS, UNIV. IM. LENINA, MINSKi: USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

1/2 033 UNCLASSIFIED PAOCESSENG OATE--04UEC70
TITLE--USE OF GAS LASERS TO MEASURE THE FREQUENCY CHARACTERISTICS OF
-U-
PHOTODETECTORS
AUTHOR__(02)-YEPIFAj%OVt V.P., PETRASHKOt G.A.
.,-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
VOL~b~ 15,
t'SOURCE--RADIOTEKHNIKA I ELEKTRONIKAj JUNE 1470, P. 1317, 1318
""~-:"OATE PUaLtSHED----JUN70
SUBJECT AREAS--PFIYSICS
~_TOPIC TAGS--HELIUM NEON LASER, SINGLE MODE LASER* PHOTOMULTIPLIER TUBEP
AUTOMATIC FREQUENCY CONTROL
li,:,CONTROLMARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
t.PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/1020 STEP NO--UR/0109/7010151000/1317/1318
CrRC ACCESSION N13--APO 136447
UNCLASS I F I ED

2/2 033 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136447
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. MEASUREMENT OF THE FREQUENCY
RESPONSE OF PHOTOMULTIPLIERS USING BEAT FREQUENCY LIG'HT SIGNALS FROM TWO
MIXED SINGLE MODE LASERS. TWO HE-NE LASERS WITH SLIGPHTLY DIFFERENT
-NEON ISOTOPE COMPOSITIONS 14ERE USEDP RESULTING Ili A 300-MHZ DIFFERENCE
IN NATURAL EMISSION FREQUENCIES,. AUTOMAFIC FREQUENCY CONTROL WAS USED
TO ENSURE PLUS OR MINUS 50-KHZ1ACCURACY OVER:A TUNABLE BEAT FREQUENCY
RANGE FROM 10 TO 1200 MHZ. THE FREQUENCY RESPONSE OF,TW0
PHOTOMULTIPLIERS WAS MEASURED WITH THE SYSTkM# AND THE RESULTS ARE GIVEN
IN A GRAPH.
UNCLASSIFIED

I "119 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--11SEP'70
OF FORMALDEHYDE AND HYDROGEN PEROXIDE IN ACID SOLUTIONS
_u_
G.N., ZHIGUNOV, I.S.t KORBLEVA, G.N.-I PETRAYEV, E.P.,
_.,._KOROLEVAv G.N.
OF 'tNFO--USSR
~;:~,.SCURCE-VESTSI AKAD. NAVUK BELARUS. SSR9-SER. KHIM. NAVUK 19701 (1)#
~---rbATE,PUBLISHED ------- 70
UBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
REACTION MECHANISMv CHEMICAL DECOMPOSITIOM, CHEMICAL
REACTION KINETICS, FORMALDEHYDE# HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
C(jNTIROL.MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-'-.'--'DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1987/1075 STEP k4O--IJR/0419/701000/001/0119/0121
ACCESSION NO--APOlOA473

2/2--_ -qlg UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSINS DATE--11SEP',O
:CJRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104473
-,.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--tU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DECOMPN. OF CH SUB2 0 IN AQ. H
SUB2-0 SUB2 WAS fST ORDER IN RESPECT TO BOTH REACTANTS IN THE TEMP.
INTERVAL 20--60DEGREESi
WHILE THE DECORPN. OF H 8UB2 0 SU82 IS ZERO ORDER
IN RESPECT-TO CH SUB2 0, AN02ND ORDER IN RESPECT TO H SU62 0 SU82 IN
THE 20-40DEGREES INTERVAL, BUT 1ST 6RDER AT 60DEGREES. THUS, THE
REACTION INVOLVES THE DXIDN. OF CH SUB2 0 BY I MOLE H SUB2 0 SU32 FORM H
-0 AND HCO SUB2 H, AND 'OF 2H SUB2 0 SUB? TO YIELD 2H SUB2 0
SUB2 DECOMPN.
4N010 AS S114ULTANFOUS REACTIONS. THE,ZERO ORDER IN RESPECT TO CH SUB2 0
INDICATES 'AW lNTER4EDI.ATE.CO:MPLEx FoRmATION-J.N.-WHICH CH SUB2 0-0
PROBABLY.-UNDERGO A IN PERFORM C
REARRANGEMENT.THAT.'.RESULTS'PRDBABLY I
ACID, WHICH
THEN DECOMPS. TO EITHER HCO SUB2 H OR CO SUB2 PLUS H SUB2 0.
K I NET I CDAT-A ON THE REACTION:WERE TABUL:ATED.
lw

-271NJOV70
1h 023 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE
.T.ITLE--RE.SONANCE INTEGRALS OF THE OF URANIUM't PLUTONIUM# AND
FISSION
AMERIGIUM. ISOTOPES -U-
.',AUTHOR-.(05)-PETqAZH K.A.t BAK, N.A.* PETROV,, YU.GL.g ROMANOV, YU.P.,
SHLYA.MINv
_`:.XOUNTRY~ OF INFO--USSR
-",.;S RCE--AT9 ENERGo 19701 29(CTJv 359-60
E PUBLISHED ------- 70
.,~~SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, NUCLEAR SCIENCE ANO TECH14OLOGY
,_'JOPIC TAGS--NUrLEAR FISSION, NUCLEAR RESONANCE,. INTEGRAL FUNCTION,
UR A,
IJIUM, PLUTONIUM, AMERICIUM, FISSION. CROSS SECTION
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-:DQCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'PROXY kEEL/FRAME--3007/1066 STEP NO--UR/0089/70/0281000/0359/0360
C I RC J~ Crl E 5_1 S I ON AP 0 131) 41)
21.1-1

2/2 023 UNCLASSIF'IE'D PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
C ERC ACCESSION NO-AP01.36486
-ACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSI Gp.
'ASSTP -RACT. THE FISSIO' RESONANC.F_ I-NYE ALS
-WERE DETD. TO BE PRIME233 U F350 PLUS OR MINUS 90t PRLME-239 PU 330 PLUS
OR MMUS 30, PRIME241 PU 550 PLUS OR MINUS 40p Al~Q PRIME241 AM 21 PLUS
OR. M IN US 2 BARNS. -THE FISSION RESONANCE INt.EGRAI, FOP., PRIME235 U IdAS
TAKEN A S274PLUS OR MINUS 11 IN THE 'ULCINS
IF

USSR UDC: 62-507
YAMAYTIS, E. A: and F.
'umber of Me ry EDments in the Cyclic Model of a
"Reducing the N MO 0
Discrete Device"
Riga,,Avtomatika i yychislitelIna a 5Lekhnika, No 1, 1972, PP 1-5
'Abstract: A cyclic model of a discrete device is here defined a8
afinite automaton in which all signals and elements have certain
characteristics and whose structure is of a particular type. The
type of stnicture demanded is reproduced in the article in diagram
form. The characteristios of the signals ejad elements are: a
change in any signal may occur during a non-zero time intarval; the
operation time of the elements is limited but greater than zero;
the moments of reaction to changes~ in any sigmal of the various
elements may not coincide in time. Under the essumplbion that the
operating conditions are specified by a normal, table of trangj--
tions and that the code for the inner states is givem, the author-,I
solve the problem of reducing the number of mertory elements in the
model without errors arising from disagreements between output and
intermediate signals. An example of the applioation of the proce-
dii-re recommended by the authors is given.

USSR UDC: 519.1
PETRENKO A. F.,, FRITSNOVICH, G. F.
Synthesis of Asynchronous Finite Automata With Regard to
Reducing the Number of Filters"
Avtomatika i vychisl. tekhn. (Automation and Computer Tech-
nology), 1972, No 6, pp 19-22 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 5,
May 73, abstract No SV548 by the authors)
Translation: The paper deals with the possibtlities of re-
ducing the total number of filters necessary for eliminating
dangerous competitions in synthesising asynchronous finite
automata given by normal tables of.transitions.

USSR UDC 577.4
YkRYOS, V. V., and PETRENKO, A. F.
"A Coding for the State of an Asynchronous.Automaton Which can be Achieved on
the Basis of a Model with Two-stage Memory"
V sb, Teoriya Konech Avtomatov i YeYe Pril. (Theory of Finite Automata and its
Applications--collection of works), first edition, Riga Zinatne, 1973, PP 35-46
(from RZh Matematika, No It, Nov 73, Abstract No 11 V528)
Translation: The functioning of an asynchronous automaton with 2-st&a*e memory is
determined by the following functions of.transitions and outputi
x W if PW X(t-O' x(t-2)]
x(t) KP(t),x(t-t)'X(t-2)]
Here p(t), X(t),and X(t) are the input state, internal state, and output state of
the automaton at moment t, respectively., The work sWaests a method of designing
the minimum lerZth code of internal states to eliminate danverous competition
among intermediate variables in an asynchronous automaton vith 2-stage memory.
It is shown that the length of such a code is not greater than the length of the
code for a classical model of an asynchronous automaton.
tin

-4
USSR UDC: 8.
Jill' E-L.'SON, V. R... PETRE1NK0,-.,&.,,,.T,
It
"Minimizing the Number of Operators in an Algorithm Schemie
-em of n-
Riga, Vopr. sinteza konechn. avtomatov--sbornik (Prob-L S
thesizing Finite Automata-.-collection of virorks) "Zinatne", 197/2,
Hbei
pp 33-39 (from RZh-1, -netilza, No 10, Oct 72, abstract No
'101T624 [authors' r6SLIT,16))
TranFlation: The papoi- deals with the problon of mi.niriiizing
the number of operators in nn aloorithiii f 1 owc lin rt- The concep-,
of incompatibility of operitors and Vic graph of operator inco-
patibility are introduced. The problevi of minii:lizi-flry flu'.. 1111MIL.C.,11
of Operators -is reduced to colo
ring d10.vCv1j.(-e4~ of the gl-nph
of operator lncomp,~tihillty,
L7

11/2 ozi UNCLkSSIFtE0. 1~:PROCESSMG DATE--090CT70
..T:lTLE-KINETlCS OF THE DECARBUR-IZATION OF TRANSFORMER STEEL IN MOISTENED
NITRUGEN HYDROGEN MIXTURES -U-
`.AUTHOR-(04)-T0MILl,%r I.A., BORISENKOt VOG., PETREPIKO, A.G., SHVARTSMAN'
v 0
0~~ -COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
UURCE-.-LV. AKAO. NAUz"% SSSK, SER. F I Z-1910, 34121, 3V~-32_
PATE PUBLISHED-----70
UBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TAGS-TRANSFORMER STEELt NUTROGEN, HYDRE)GEN,.COLD ROLLING, SILICON
METAL.DECARBURIZATION
-:_~CWRGL MARKING~--NO RESTRICTIONS
--.DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
I-PROXY RELL/FRAME--1995/0178 STEP NO--UR/0048170/034/00210329/0332
:__CIRC ACCESSIGN NU--AP0115862
UNCLASS IFIED

2 2*~ ozi UNCLASSIHIED: PROCESSING DATE-~-090CT7T
C IRC. ACCESSION N3-AP0115882
'AJSTRAC T/ EXTRACT- (U) GP-0- .46STRACT. TESTS WERE MA-_)E 0.1-4 THE CHANGE OF C
CONCN. AFTER TEMPERING THE SAMPLES OF COLD ROLLED STLEL DEPENDING.GN THE
TIME AND CHEM. COMPN. OF THE GAS.' THE 11NIrIAL C CONTENT IN STEEL WAS
0.045PERCENT* THE GAS STREAM FLOW RATE WAS SIMILAR 1*0 4 M PER MIN. THE
C CONCN. WAS DETD. BY CHEM. METHODS. DURING EXPTS. A CONST. CONCN. OF
H SUB2 (15PERCENT) WAS MALNTAINEOt CHANGINGipi HOWEVER, THE RAI-10 RHO
U8H2-RHO SUSH20 FROM 10 TO 1.5. THE RATE OF DECARbURILATION INCREASED
S
WITH INCREASE.0F MOISTURE CONTENT IN~THE:MIXT. THE REACTTON RATE WAS
LGJW.COMPARED TO THE RATE OF DIFFUSION. FACILITY: INST.
:METALLOVED.~ FIZ. METAL., MOSCOW, USSRO~
EM

'0CESSING DATE--IRSEP70
li'/2 io5o UNCLASSI FIED': p
"T-ITLE--BEHAVIOR OF HEAT RESISTANT ELECTRIC INSULATI:NG COATINGS DURING THE
'..~,_.EXTENSION AND BENDING OF TRANSFORMER STEEL -U-
AV'THOR-(04)-KUDRYAVTSEVr V.V.t PETRENKO A ANDREYEV, V.L.t BORISENKO,
ti V . G .
tOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SPORCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSRI SER. FIZS~1970v 34(2)t 310-16
DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
iLl-B J E C TAREAS--MATERIALS
FJOPIC TAGS--HEAT RESISTANT MATERIAL, TRANSFORMER STr=EL, PROTECTIVE
T
.;-',CDAT.ING, ELECTRIC 1NSULATIONv- PHUSPHA: Ei.MAGNESlUim COMPOUNDI BENOING
:STRENGTH/(U)KARLIT PROT9CTIVE COATING;
MARKING--f4i) RE.STRICTIONS
~,IVCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
RE.EL/FRAME--1988/0556 STEP NO--UR/0048/70/0,31,/002/0310/0316
CIRC ACCESSION 4t)--AP0105541
Fr~- I

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
212 050
-C. IRC ~ACCESSION NO--APO 105541
GP-0- ABSTRACT. AT THE STRAIGHTENING ANNEALING
-8500EGREES), ING PHOSPHATE
TEMPERATURE OF COILED TRANSFORMER STEEL (700
__-_-COATING APPLIED ON AN INTERMEDIATE MG151LICATF SUBSTRATE (2 LAYER
1COATING) DOES NOT UNDERGO VISIBLE.FALLURES AT 2-OPERCENT EXTENSION.
COATING OF THE "KARLIT" TYPE ACQUIRES SUFFIC,IENT,:ELAS'r[CITY ONLY AT
900DEGREES-AND DOES NOT FAIL AT 6PERCENT DEFORMATION. MG PHOSPHATE
COATINGi WITHOUT AN !NTERMEDIATE COATING DOES NOT ENSURE SUFFICIENT
PROTECTION OF THF STEEL AGAINST.OXIDN.' AT-700-8500EGREP-S WITHOUT A
PROTECTIVE-ATM. AND FAILS AT A RELATIVE.ELONGATION OF 2-9PERCENT AND
700-.8000EGREES. IN BENDING, VISIBLEDETERIORAT10IN OF THE COATING ON THE
INSIDE SURFACE OF THE BENDING~SPECIMEN STARTS EARLIER IN ALL CASES, FOR
'GREATER.RADI OF CURVATURE. THE STABILITY OF THE COATING DEPENDS, TO A
S-OF THiE M'ETALt THI'CKNESS AND NATURE OF
..GREAT DEGREEt ON THE PROPERTIE
COATING, AND A NO. OF OTHER FACTORS.: THE 2 LAYER COATING ON METAL WITH
LARGEz-ANO MEDIUM GRAIN AS WELL~AS ON METAL W.ITHCLASS~ 10 CLEAN SURFACE
010 NOTSEP. ON THE EXTERNAL SIDE OF THE BENDING~SPECIMENS DOWN TO MIN.
RADII OF BEND -TESTS OF 5 AND 10 :MM*
t m-t _1

a Ala~o~ 0! us
USSR
TOMILIN, I. A., BORTLSENKO, V. G.3 %;A500-0-k G. ar"A
Institute of Metallography and Pbysics of Metals, Ins-,__4tute oZIF Precision Alloys,
Central Scientific Research institute of~Ferrous Metaliurgy imeni I. P. Bardin
"Study of Decarbonization Kinetics of Transformer Steel in Moist Nitrogan-Hydro-
gen Media"
Moscow, izvestlya Akademii NlaWk SSSR, Seriya 1~izjxheskaya, Val. 34, No. 2,
Feb 70, pp 329-332
Abstract-. Factors determining the rate of decarbonization of -trans -f'ormer steel
annealed in moist nitrogen-hydrogen media tm~ough the reactionr:~
C + H20 (gas) CO (gas) +,H2 (gas) (1)
C + 2H2 (gas) CH4 (gas" (2)
were studied. Decarbonization kinetics were determined as a fiLiction of the
hydrogen and water vapor content at 8000C. The decarbonizat-Ton reaction took
'ts
place in a raixed diffusion-kinetic ni~de. The reaction rate in these l7ml is
described by a diffusion equation with third-order boundlary conditions. The de-
carbcnization rate was detemined by the Biot number, w~hich Mcreases as the
water vaDor content in the gas increases, and it was found that the process goes

USSR
TOMILIN, L A., et al, Izvestiya Akadenii nauk SSSR, Seriya zEizicheskaya, Vol.
34, No. 2, Feb 70, pp 329-332
into the diffusion region for 8-10% H20~bY v0lumle. Since the Biot number -In-
creases wj- or
fth the water vap concentration and is independent of hydrogen con-
tent, carbon oxidation through reaction,(I) is ii~reverslble and the rate of the
process is not slowed by increasing the;concentration of hy(~rogen, which is a
reaction product.
Card 2/2
"'.1 i~ mill! 1 1~1

USSR UDC 621.372.061
SIGORSKIY, V. P., Doctor of Technical Sciences,,XF -'KO, A. I., Doctor of
V~'*M&il Sciences,
Technical Sciences, DENBNOVETSKIY, S. V,,,.Candidate OrT c
TSURIN, 0. F., Candidate of Technical Sciences, KOLE~NIK,;A. A.
"Experimental System for Operator-BESM-3M Computer Interaction"
Kiev, Mekhanizatsiya i Avtomatizatsiya Upravleniya, No 1, Jan/Feb 72, pp
24a-26
Abstract: A brief description of an experimental model for a system for
the graphical interaction between an operator and the BESM-M computer is
given. The model was developed at Kiev,Polytechnical Institute and is
currently being tested at the Scientific Research Institute of Automated
Systems for Planning and Control in Construction (Kiev). The de3ignation
and characteristics of units in the experimental model are described,
~including a block diagram of the system and a diagram of the structure of
words used. in constructing graphical information. Tho controlling ward
switches on individual units of the machine such as the light pencil and
the rotation unit. The control word can also give an image recorded in
the memory of the machine to which a 21-32 bit word corresponds and can
also organize a ring structure for the construction of complex images.
1/2

r.- I I I:IF i I i 1. R-Ur `r;l I 1111111, 1111119 11 i I 11-1; F TZ I I
USSR
SIGORSKIY, V. P., et al., Mekhanizatsiya i Avtomatizatsiya Upravleniya,
No 1, Jan/Feb 72, pp 24-26
If the image is recorded by a method invariant to the position on the
screen of the indicator device in the data bank to which the transfer
in processing the controlling word is made, multiplication of a given
image without additional losses is possible and the given structural data
bank can be represented as a symbol in the,character generator. An image
is regenerated by periodic interrogation of-themagnetic memory of the
BESM-3M with a frequency of 33 Hz. The raw data for images is stored in
1000 locations of the working storage.! Digital portions-of the operation
ried out or, logical elements of the MIR-1 complex.
are car
2/2

USSR UDC 681.327.12
BUDWAK, A. A., OSMOLMICTY, Y11. F. --A.. I., SAKUN, V. A.,
FESECHKO, 11. A., Kiav "Order of Lenin!-!. Polytechnical Institute imeni
the. F2* Etieth Anniversary of the October Revolut:L6n
IIA-.Colbr-Recognition Dev'cdl
MoIscow, O-Lkrytiya, lzobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Gbraztsy, Tovarnyye
Znaki, No 4, 1970, p 103, patent No 260983, filed 17 Nov 67
-i color-reco, ition
Abstract: 1his Author's Gertificate introduces . p J.
To 219923. A La distinguishing fe t r of the
device based on patent h s a u a -
pat Ient, the speed of the device is increased.and its overall size is
educed by making the radiation photoreceiver in the Po"a oil aa electro-
r t2
Magnetic electron stream commutation system jqith Lthree sections in
the photocathode of the photomultiplier, Thiz oystem consIsts off
three electromagnets with opticql filters, be-Lurnaarl the-ir poles. The-se
electromagnets are connected through bidirectiQnal switohec to a ring
commutator which alteraates the direction of the Inap,*.tic f-luxes in
ator corilll~
clactroinnagne-ja. Thi-, tha rafexence phase of
the voltage to a pha-,3e

Ii Hlu- A If I[ . . . . . . .
USSR ux: 681-327-11
DE11B.NOVETSIKlY S. V. LES: IN F. I'EDVEDENKO, B. I.,
SIGORSKIY, V. P., TSM-1191C, B. A. Pr"TE~JrQ A, I Kiev "Order of Lenin"
FolytechnicaJ Irstitute imcni the FiftrEW-Ariffiversary of the Great Octoler
-Socialist Revolution
"A Device for 14apping Information"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobretleniya, ProLVshlennyye Obra:ttsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 10, Apr 72, Authcrls Certificate No 332455, Division G, filed 22 May 70,
published 14 I-ar 72, P 193
Translation: Tnio Author's Certificate introduces a device for
information. The device contains a cathode ray tube -with deflecting systcr,
and anplifiers. As a distin-uisbing feature of the pa:Wnt, the clarity end
contrast of the reproatuction axe inproved by adding a e_leflectln~~ micra-
coil, Placed in the throat of the CRT mid; connected through a nhaper ampli-
fier to the output of the video amplifier.

USSR UDC 681.327.12
DENBNOVETSKIY, S. V., ZABOROVSKIY, YU. A., PETRENKO A. I., SKRYNSKIY, ?I. YA.
"Method of Reading Two-Dimensional Graphs
USSR Author's Certificate No 310274, filed 12 May 69, published 3 Sep 71 (f rom
RZh -Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i Inaya tekhnika, No 4, Apr 72,
Abstract No 4A525P)
Translation: A procedure is proposed for reading two-dim-nsional granlis by
swinging the beam in a circular trajectory. In order to increase the relia-
bility when reading the graphs With internal and external loops, the tilm in-
terval of the tracking resolution is Conerated An each cirvular scanning cycla.
ThiB inter%ml is centered aymie-trically, with respect (-.o tho reading direction,
and on coincidence of the middle of the time interyal of the resolution with
the direction of reading, the center of the circular scan 6f the beam is
advanced along the reading direction by one step. There are 2 illustnations.
Mifm"_

-LaiuzmwLI Pu xpeo-17
USSR uDc 681. 327-12
DE"NOVETSKIY, S. V.,'ZABOROVSK-IY, Yu. A., PEUOIKO A I SKEYNSKIY,
H.iYa., Kiev Polytechnical Institute
"A Method of Reading out Two-Dirrvensional Graphs"
Moscow, Otkrv-tiya, izobreteniya, pronrjshlennyye obrp-ztsy, tovarny-je znaki,
No 23, Aug 71, Author's Certificate No 310274, Division G, filed 12 May
69, published 26 Jul 71, P 158
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for reading
out two-dimensional graphs by turning a beam in a circular trajectox7.
As a distinguishing feature of the patent, in order to improve relia-
bility in reading out graphs with inside- and outside loops, the time
interval of tracking resolution is isolated on each i-ycle of the cir-
cular scan, this interval. is symmetrically centered relative to the
direction of readout, and the center of circular beam scaning is moved
one step in the direction of readout when the middle of the time resolu-
tion interval coincides with the readout direction.

USSR uDe 621.372.o.61
SIGORSKIY, V. P., PETRENKO I., SLIPCEOIKO, V. G.
,_A.
"Algorithm and Program for Setting up Equations of State for a Circuit
With Optimurn Subdivision of. Mutually Defined Branches of the Circuit
Graph"
Avtomatiz. proyektir. v elektron. Resp.*mezhved. nauch.-tekhn. sb. (De-
sign Automation in Electronics. Republic Interdepsa,tmental Scientific
and Technical Collection), vy-_o. 2, Kiev, "Tekhnika!', 1970, PP 52-68
Abstract: The authors consider a universal algorithm for setting up
equations of state for an electronic circuit wing a mixed coordinate
basis. The algorithm io suitable for analyzing lin,,-ur and nonlinear
continuous and discrete cIrcuits with dependent sources. The progrEun
enables de:~-ivation of an equation of state in the form of a system of
first-order differential equations. One:table, four illustrations,
bibliography of four titles.
21 -

uDc 621.372.0.61
USSR
A.
SIGORSKIYI V. P., 1~~O 1.
WWWMW
.1' Ele tronic Circuit511
"Theoretical Principles of Mathematical Modeling c C
Av-tomatiz. proyektir. v elektron. ResI2. mezhved. nauch.-tekhn. sb. (De-
sign Automation in Electronics. Republic Interdepartmental Scientific
and Technical Collection), vyp.. 2, Kiev, "Tekhnika'l :, 1970, Pp 3-11
Abstract: Procedures are outlined for deriving circuit equations on
the basis of component and topological equations in various systems of
coordinates. Equations in a nonhomogeneous coordinate basis with the
minimum possible number of variables are derived on the basis of phenom-
ena of degeneration of coordinates. Problems involved in the derivation
of equations of state in normal fom:axe considered. Bibliography of
23 title$.
14

USSR UDC 621.372.061
MNWAOA~ SLIPCHENKO, V. G.
1- ~.
"Program for Com-oiling the rquations of; State of Electronic Circuits"
Avtomatiz. proyektir. v elektronite. Resp. mezlived. natichno-tekhn. sb. (Auto-
mation of Design in Electronics. Republic Interdepartmental Scientific and
Technical Collection), 1970, vyp. 1, pp 116-123 (from RM-Radiotekhnika, No 4,
Apr 71, Abstract No 4A108)
Translation: A program for co=-_Pil~ti6nof the equations of state of electronic
circuits executed on a digital computer is described. 'ne application of the
method of.variable states using a mixed coordinate base is explained by its
universality and suitability for 'analysis~of linear and nonlinear analog and
digital circuits and systems both in theifield of,electronics and in the field
of automatic control. There are 4 illustrations, I table and an 11-entry
bilAiography.

USSR UDC 681.327
OAMELIV, V. if. , OKHOTIN, S. 11. , ROMNOV, V., V. , Engineers, PETREMM"t.-I-4
Doctor of Technical Sciences, FESECHKO, V. A., Candidate of Technical Sciences
"All-Purpose Graphical Data Input Device' for a Digital:Computer"
'To 2, February 1971, pp 6-7
Moscow, Pribory i Sisten-V Uprayieniva,
Abstract: A graphical data conversion device designed for convertin-, graphical
documents to code has been developed at 'the ikll-Union Scientific Research
xploration (leophysics jointly with the Detpartment of Teclhnic~ I
Institute of F
Electronics of Kiev Polytechnical Institute. Its technical parareters ttake it
possible to read a variety of pralphical data includfnp-aingle curves, families
of curves,and various sets of outlines. A block diagran of the device, its
operating time diagram, data allocation in irernory and ba-sic technical specifica-
tions of the device are presented. it is pointed out that in contrast to the
Luch and Graf Jkgraphical data input devices based on the sante principle of
color recognition, the present design achieves parallel color recornition so
that it can read six colors simultaneously -- black, red, blue, green, yellow,
and one other arbitrary color. The bisic unitsof the device are an electro-
tieChanical scanner with an optical aystem and tape drive, a video pulse shaper,
44
URN

USSR UDC'6k. 3
SIGOASKIY, V. P., PETRENKO, A. 1.
"Algorithms for Analysis of Electronic Circuits"
Algoritmy Analiza Elaktronnykh Skhem, [English Version Above], Kiev, Tekhnika
Press, 1970, 394 pages, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetil-a,
No 5, 1971, Abstract No. 5V601 K, unsigned).
Translation: Algorithms for analysis of linear and non-linear electronic
circuits, both transistor and tube type, are presented. The principles of
matrix-topological description of circuits are studied, as well as models of
electronic components for small and large signals, algorithms for formation
of equations of state of circuits in normal form and C~AkLllation of circuit
functions, analysis of circuit functions in the frequency-time area and
solution of equations of state in general form or,b), numerical methods, algo-
rithms for estimating the semsitivity and stability of circuits to changes
of individual components, determination of tolerances ahd tuning (optimiza-
tion). of circuits.

USS
~~9 4
PETRENKO, A,.J...,Kiev
"Method of Determining Load-Bearing Capacity of Gas Turbine Blades Under Conditions
of.Thermal Cycling and Vibration"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 5, May, 1971, pp 65-69.
Abstract: The method of integral equations is used to establish the dependence
between the amplitude of forced oscillations of the end.cross section of a blade
and the vibration bending stresses in various cross sections of the blade, con-
sidering changes in modulus of clasticity.and bending angle through the height
of the blade. A mathematical elyerimental.model is produced on the basis of
the conception of the multifactor.experiment for the specific case in question.

USSR UDC 621.373.544(088,8)
PETRFANKO, B. I., KORNEYEVA, T. V.
"Dynamic Trigger"
USSR Author s Certificate No 250987, Filed 27 Oct 66, Published 30 Jan 70
(from RZh-Radioteklinika, No 9, Si5770, Abstract No MTV)
Translation: This author's certificate introduces a dynamic trigger executed
according to the circuit of a transistorized blocking generator included by
a circuit with a common emitter containing a-time delay capacitor, a semi-
conductor diode for feeding control pulses and a decoupling resistance-ca-
pacitance circuit in the collector circuit. In order to obtain static output
and use the capacitor of the resistance-capacitance circuit as a storage
element, the.capacitor is connected via a clamping sem.ir-onductor diode to
an auxiliary power supply.

ti 2 012 (ACLASS I F-10 OkOCF-�SING DATE*-09OCT70
NG TENDENCYr AND DEGREE OF DISPERSION OF
,,T,lTLE--HYGRQSCOPIC NATUREr CAKIt
AMMONIUM SULFATE -U-
-AUTHOR-(03)-PETRENKOt D.S., STUCHKOVt G*S.s NELIPAt O.G.
__,COUNTRY. OF INFO-USSR
PROM. UKR. 1970, (1), P 13
'VATE~ PUBLISHED--70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
.-TOPIC-TAGS-AMMONIUM SULFATEr CRYSTAL STRUCTURE# HYGROSCOPIC WATER*
PROTECTIVE PACKAGINGs WATERPROOF PACKAGING MATERIAL
,CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
~~40CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
,~PA.0XY.REEL/FRAML--1990/1459 STEP NO--UR/0436/-101000/001/0013/0013
_CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0109519

21Z 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--09OCT70
J.
-,CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0109519
ABSTRACT/EXTRAO- (U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE RELATION OF THE CAKING
TENDENCYTO THEDEGREE OF DISPERSION OF (NH SU84) SU32 SO SUB4 WAS DETD.
THE GRANULAR FORM IS PREFERRED TO THE CRYST. THE CAKING TENDENCY
INCREASES.WITH THE FINENESS OF tNH SUB4) SUB2 SO SUB4. WHEN STORED FOR
33-63 DAYS IN MOISTURE PROOF SACKS YHE'DISPERSIVITY Of: (NH SU134) SUt32 SO
SUB4 WAS NOT-IMPAIRED. SINCE THE AGROPHYS. PROPERTIES OF (14H SUB4) SUB2
SO SUB4 DEPEND SO MUCH ON THE MOISTURE. CONTENft IT IS RECOMMENDED THAr
THE MOISTURE--CUNTENT SHALL NOT EXCEED 0.3PERCENT AND THE AMT. OF FREE
ACID SHOULD BE BELOW 0.04PERCENT.:. A HIGHER AMT. OF ACID ENHANCES THE
PROPERTY OF INH SUB4) -SUBZ SO SUB4 CONSIDERABLY AND MAKES IT
..'.--.MURE.-DlFf-lrl~LT TO HANDLE.
41

Acc. 1jr:
Abstracting Service: Ref. Code:
ff~0040958 CHEMICAL ABST. 14 006
80828a Drlirg and,handling mmonitun sulfate lit a vibrating
-9 ' I Bartoshevich, V
fluidized bed. Iletrenk D t__%; 1. Kiev-
dial G. .1URT97
Woks Kholt.
1; NI[KhP 1970, (1)_44-6
(Russ). The effectived~ss of. u ttg the vibratitig fluidized-bed
technique in dryi:nj (frot~t 3-4% to 0.1% huntidity)O (NH02SO4
(I) was iuvcstigated by rneans of ~ah expt], app. havi~ng a pnodue-
tivityofGOkgj'IjrI. The app. I's described in detail. ThLcoji-
struction of the app permits variation of vaxiou~ mech. and
technological parameters, e.g., duration of the process' intensity
of vibrating fluidizationi etc. The oplimal dynanuilc parameters
-ere detd. This technique greitly improves the ~-.oeff. of heat
transfer and accelerat6s the Orocess 1,6 times. The drying
proms described- can:be easily modeled and autuniated.
1. HaIdtic
A L
REEL/ MME
M. rINIMIUMERMONIMIMM

Oi6 UNCL ASS I F t td 'PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
TITLE--ORDERING OF THE NICKEL,IRON,COBALT ALLOYS IN tHE GAMMA REGION -U-
.~,-AUTHOR-(04)-GOMANKOV, V.I., PUZEYt I*Mor MALTSEVv E.I., PETRENKO E.D.
7-.-CGUf4TPY OF INFO--USSR
METALLOV I METALLOVEDENIE#~ 'FEB. 1970, 29, ;12), 429-431
,~--'_,QATE PUBL I SHED ---- FEB70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TAGS--ORDERE0 ALLOYs ALLOY PHASE COMPOSITION, NEUTRON DIFFRAcTION,
CONTAINING ALLOYt IRON NICKEL ALLOYr ALLOY;COMPOSITION
'CONTROL HARK I NG--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~'~.i_PROXY REE-L/FRAME--3003/0345 5TEP NO--I)R/0126170/029/002/0429/0431
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APO!29577

'16 UNC L A S SE PROCESSING DATE-04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0129577
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CHARACTER ISTICS OF THE
BORDERING PROCESS IN ALLOYS IN THE GAMMA REGION OF THE. NI-FE-Ca SYS-rEM
WERE STUDIED BY NEUTRON DIFFRACTION, WITH SPECTAL REF. TO THE SPECIFIC
PART PLAYED BY CO IN THIS PROCESS. THE ORDERING G11_4,RAG~TERISTICS ARE
LARGELY DETERMINED BY THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SUPERSTRUCTORE OF THE NJ SU!33
:,FE' TYPE; THE ADDITION OF CO TENOS~TO DISRUPT THES; $OPERSTRUCrUqE BECAUSE
:.mTHEREIIS A STRONGER INTERACTION BETWEEN,THE FE AN D.-CO THAN BETWEEN THE
~FE -AND. NI,
-UN' LASS I_E_H~Q
. ..... . ..........

C 17 S P~~ C.6 s N G UA T E I 1 7 0
:112 U k C LA S 5 1 F I E u 5 !1 f
L' A 1% 'P AR Al 1(,'i UF '111ETA~ S A LS
E--USE L-F ALTL - ATING Cuim*.:'qT -OUR UN6. THE RE
I
Iff - L C L E C T- C hA I LA L II S SO L U T I Gi,-i U FE C KLi;l! 11YOMJ~,HLU !C ;%C1.,
iL'R~- C 3 YA ZANOV A I P U R E NKO., G .0 00MANOVA, E.G
T C CUNT R YCF-I.\FU--USSR
UhcE--ZF. PRIKL. KHIM. (LENINGRAD) 19 TC et3t 4) 8 3. 8-4 2
DATE PL13L ISHED------70
~SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
J0 P I CTA(~S--INCRGANIC- SALT, CHEMICAL SYNTHESISt ELECTRIC FIELO EFFECT,
f-,IY,DRGCHLUKIC ACID, SULU61LtTY, CHEM(CAL.: REACTION ;RfATE, OXALIC ACID,
0-LORIDE, ALTERNAT ING CURRENT.
RAR~,ING--1110 RESTRICTIO14S
~00CUMIENT CLASS-UNCLASSIHED
-EL/1-RAME--3004/0967 STEP
~:~.OROXY KC
IM, A C C ES I G.-.' N' U - - A 110 13 12
77

212 017 UNCLAS S I F I ED I)PUCESIS("', 0ATE-ILLIEC70
ACCESSICN N6-- "PO I) I j52
Ul GP-0- AESTRACI. THE Ul S E J F A. C.. 5 0 1 iZ
--A8STP,ACT/EXTP,ACT--,
DISSUVING N! UMAE~K N,C) OR N, I I IN HCL :VIAS STUDIED AS A. FUINICTION.01- A'-11)
CONCIN. AND c THF SCIL. ;-)F- iNICL
D. THE 0P-rlIMU,'-', AC11r; r.(,NCN. UAS .4- t44
SUI32- 4;EGREASEU AS THE AC' ' 1) CONCN.. INCREAS~-D. UA AL C AC*11) INCIlEASED THE
RATE UF GISSGUN. (AT HU Ct3ilvGli. OF dY CON.VEl."I'lt 'G NICL SUB?- TO INI
A
.c 6 -, - SS Cz S
-~GXALATE AND HCL. DURING L C,OMPLETE CYCLEt 4 !:LECTKIDD P 9 0C f.
CAN - QCC UP 2 ANODIC AND 2 CATHDDI'-. , POP, DISSOLN.:FO OCCURV THE,
THAN THr-
-NCY a F T HE ANUCIC DISSOUll.: PROCESS:::MUS! BE "r','EA c
:-EFHCIEf\CY OF THE CATHOWC DEPOSITICN. PROCESS.
-JILL

uNk A~s rt
112 OtG- I PROCPSSING 0ATE--o?lXT70
11-TLE-SYNTHESIS OF 3,5,1,)ICkLC;~,IACENAPH-ti]E,4E- -U-
-AUTli,:)k-t,a2)-P~Ti.'E.\IKL;, (,.i 1) S A G.H EN QV. G
U 71 T R YAC, F,, INFCI--USSR
C
C
~'-':SDURC E-- Z H. 590-2
ORG. KHV',. 1970, 6(3)
0ATE PUbLISHED ------- 70
UBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
T U P I C' TAGS-CHFMICAL SYNTHESIS* CHLORINATED AROMATIC C~)MPOJI110,
DIAZOTIZATIDI49 OXIDATION, NAPHTNENEt BROMINATED ORGANK COMPOUND
~_,CQNTROL 'KARKING-NO RESTPICTIONS
00CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
-PkUXY REEL/FRAMF--1992/1403 STEP NO--UR/0366/70/006/003/0540/0592
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0112403
UNC L A SS I V I F. f)

71.-212 010 UNCLASSIFIEO PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
~-r URC ACCESSION ND--AP0112403
:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GD-O- ABSTRACT. NITRATION OF 5tCHLDROACENAPHTHENE
(I-) i;AVE ITS 3vNITRO-DFRIV.w WHICH WAS REDUCED TO THE 3fAli[NO DERIV
DIAZOTIZATION OF THISr FOLL04ED BY REACTION WITH ZNCL SUB2' IN DIL. ~CL
SOLN. GAVE THE TITLE COMPD. (1), OXION. OFI WITH CRO SU33-AC SU12 0
-GAVE 2,4tDIGHLORONAPHT401C ANHYDRIDF (11). CATALYTIC VAPOR PHASE 3XION.
OF I WITH.A-IR AT 4aODEGREES GAVE 3,r),!)tCHLOROACENAI>HTHYI-ENEp WHICH WAS
'.,,:,-,0XIL.)lZED WITH CRO,SUB3-AC SU32 0T3 Ito CHLORINATED TO THE lt2,DI-CL
V. OF ILE, AND.BROMINATED TO. THE 1*2*01-BR D.ER.IV. OF 111.

USSR :UDC:669-017,:537+535
MMINIKOV, N. A., PAKCHAVIN, L. M., and AAo Kiev State
University
"Study of Recovery Processes in a Ni-20% Cr Alloy"
Kiev, ?4etallofizika, No 40, 1972, PP 78-84
Abstract: The effect of various defects on close ordering processes was
studied. An investigation of the relationship of residual electrical resist-
ance to quench temperature after isochronous annealinir, of the alloys was
conducted after the latter were subjected to various treatm~ents. The blocks
of coherent scattering, microdistortions, and dynamic and static distortions
of the alloy were rreasured. It was shown that the residual electrical resist-
ance depends essentially on the initiaLstate of the alloy. In the temperature
region of -196 to -900C, recovery is accompanied by it drop of electrical resist-
ance which at a higher temperature varies by gro,,rth. 1he results obtained are
explained by migration of the different defects leading to close ordering.
5 figures, 21 bibliographic references.

=!NNW="
Byelorussian SM LIDC 621 73.043
SEVERDENKOO, V. P., PWRENKO, V. V., and _PLTRENKO, Ss I.
*On the Dimensions of Mosaic Units in. Steel Types 20 and Khl8NIOT after Ultrasonic
Working"
Minsk, Vestal Akademil Navuk BSSR, Series on Physical-Technical Sciences, No 2,
19730 pp 14 - 16
Abstracts The authors deformed samples of No 20 low-carbon steel and Kh18N1OT
stainless steel with dimensions of 6 x 9 millimeters In a 5-ton press, both without
the application of ultrasonics and with ultrasonice at a natural resonant
frequency of 19 kilohertz and inten'
sities of 50, 650, ana 700 watts per square
centimeter. X-ray methods were then used to determine the dimensions of mosaic
units in the centers of the sampleso As expetted, the dimensions of these units
decreased with increasing deformation. However, the decreases were less as greater
amounts of ultrasonic energy were applied. There was alao a significant decrease
in the crystal lattice defects-of the alloys subjected to ultrasonic energy, which
the authors believe reflects the fact that the groups of atoms moving in the
deformation process have linear dimensions smaller than the dinensions of the
mosaic units, so that there is less slastieldeformation of volume elements when
obstructions are encountered.
.1A
68

USSR UDC 5148.4
SWEIWKO, V. P. r GURSKIYI L. I. land MEMMO S~wl
"examination of a Polycrystal Aluminum Surface Deformed by Ultrasound"
Ydnsk, Doklady Akademil Nauk BSSR, Vol 15v No 4, 19711 pp 312-31 <
Abstracti This article is a study of the deformation of the surface of samples
of polycrustal aluainum in the region of maximum cyclic stress following
exposure to ultrasound. The SaMDleS were subjected to repeatted cycles of
60 seconds of exposure to ultrasound oscillations plus 120 seconds of rest
until they broke ( approximately 2.2 x 107 cycles). AIA-'Cer observing the
development of slip i~.nds with the aid of an optical microscope, the authors
conjecture that the formation and expansion. of the band.8 results from re-Deated
cross clipping of screw dislocations. Suboequent amral.natioll of the namples
with an electron microscope revealed the, atap-by~-step nature of the distribu-
tion of dislocations , which confirms the conjecture. . The authors conclude
that exposure to individial xdcrovolumes, of: polyczystal aluminum to cyclic
stress from ultrasound frequencies causes plasti.6 defoi-matioh of the aluminum.

USSR UDC 548.4
SEVERDENKO, V. P., Academician, Academy of Sciences BSSR, GURSKIY, L. I.,
and PETRENKO. S. I.
RIM
ange in the Dislocation Structure of Hetal Acted on by Ultrasound"
Minsk, Doklady Akademii Nauk BSSR, Vol 14, No 12, 1970, pp 1OB2-1085
Abstract: Although there are numerous papers concerned with the influence
of ultrasound an the physico-mechanical propirties of mi~tals and alloys,
there are very few concerned with.the effect of ultrasound from the kilo-
hertz frequency range on the dislocation structure of ne.tals. Available
data-are mainly concerned with studying changes in the dislocation structure
of metals.
This article seeks to correct this by looking at the inPluenc.e of intense
ultrasound on the dislocation structure and shift in grain boundaries in
sample-a of polycrystalline aluninum.
Two figures are given for vinual presentatim
1/2

77,777 777
USSR
SEVERDENKO, V. P., et al., Doklady Akademii Nauk BSSR, Vol 14, No 12, 1970,
pp 1082-1085
It is found that certain changes in the dislocation structure of Al indicate
that the ultrasonic energy is absorbed on the crystal lattice defects, out-
wardly manifested by heating of the sample.
The studies here also show that as a result of absorption of ultrasonic
energy, the dislocation structure undergoes substantial restructuring,
leading to a decrease in the.free energy:of the system,, and the process of
self-diffusion is accelerated and accompa ied by disappearance or shift
n
in the grain boundaries.
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112 037 UINCL ASS IF I El) P I)CFS51%4S DATE--021CT70
TITLE-- INHIbI T IGN OF AARTLNSITIC TRANSFORMATION IN STEEL KH19NIOT 1) Wz I N G
~_PLASTIC DEFORMATION WITH SUPERIMPOSED.UL.TKASUNIC VIRKATIONS, -t)-
.-AuTHUR-031-SEVERDENK0, V.P.v PETRENKOt V*V.t ?FTREl4t(0, S.t.
I
!~6QRTRY UF INFO--USSR
--DDKL. AKAD. NAUK dELORUSS. SSR 1970, 14(2)t 02-4
PIJ&L I SHEI)-----7 0
SbBJECT AREAS--MECH., IN0.9 CIVIL AND MARINE ENGRt MATERIALS
J'UPIC TAGS--PLASTIC DEFOR.MATION, STAINLESS STEELp ULTRASONIC VIBRATION,
OESIGNATION, MARTENSITIL TRANSFORMA'TIONs METALLOGRAP4Y, 4-11G,14ETIC
-SAFURATION, FE-RREIMAGNETISM/(U)KH18NIOT STAINLESS ST4'-E-L
',C,0NTR0L:f4ARKlNG-P,ll0 RESTRICTIONS
OMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
D
OC
~,~'PROXY REELIFRAME--1990/0224 STEP Nl)--Ult/0250/7o/014/00~/012210124
,CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0108548
UNCLASSIFIED
9- jig

ztz 037 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE-02OCT70
,to4kC, ACCESSION INIO-ATO108548
,"ABSTRACT/EXTRACY--(U) GP-0- ASSTRACT. IN SAMPLES OF STEEL KHlRNIOT
-DEFORMED WITH -SUPERIMPOSED ULTRASONIC VIBRATION, THE M~~GNFTTC SATN.
CURVE IS ALMOST INDEPENOENT (IF THE DEGREE OF~STRAIN ~041CH PRnvES* THE
ARSENCE OF THE FORMATION OF LARGE AMTS. OF FERRDM~~GMETIC ALPHA-PHASE IN
_._,.,jHE DEFORMED STEEL. THIS IS EXPLAINEDIBY HIGHER T~-MPS. IN THE
DEFORMATION-WITH SUPERIMPOSED ULTRASOUND. AT THESE. TEMPS. T E
H
-MARTENSITIC TRANSFORMATION 15 SUPPRESSED. THIS W-S CONFIRMED BY THE
METALLL-'GkAPHIC EXAMN. OF POLISHED SAMPLES. DEFORME0,WITH AND RITHOUT
ULTRASONIC VIBRATIONS.
UNCLASSIFIED