SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PETROV, K.A. - PETROV, V.A.

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USSR UDC 547.26,118-07:
PE~~~ A., RAKSHA, Y.. A., KOROTKOVA V. P. tuid SHMIDT, E.
low-
.,'#Synthesis of Alkeney:~,phosphonla Acid Derivatives and Investigation of
Their Properties, IV. P-Aldehydophosp~onatesll
~Leningradt Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 41 (103), No 2, Feb 71,
pp 324-327
Abstract: Unsubstituted and ck-alkylated O-aldeliydophospho-
nates (1) may be obtained by hydrolysis of ~-alkoxyvinyl- and~-alko.'V-Cz -
alkylvinylphosphonic acid es-l",-ers.with concentrated hydrochloric acid.
The products are colorless or slightly yellow liquids which can be
vacuum.-distilled with sli,,,fht tarringi they give a qualitative react-lon
with fuchsin-sulfurous acid. (I) reacts priergetically.with sodium d-;-
Cyclohexylphosphite,forming sodiumdialkyl-dicyclohexyl-t)-alkyloxyethyl-
enediphosphonate. To obtain (1), 3.6 g of concentrated *hG1 is added
31 9 of diethylester of ethoxyviwjlphosphonic acid, heated fof 30
.,min at ?0-800 and fractionatedurAer vacuxLm.
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USSR UDC 547.26ILL8.07
+E-TR A. KH.
OV,,_Kf~zA. vLEGIN, G. YA., and TSAREVA..
:."A Method of Synthesizing ~'Aonoalkyl Ethers of Arylphosphonous
Acid"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obr
aztsy, Tovarnyye
No L4, 1970, Author's Certificate,no.268423, filed 4 Jan
691 p24
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. A method of
synthesizing monoalkyl ethers of arylphosphonous acid by inter-
acting ary1dichlorophoaphine with hydroxyl-containing cr.,nipounds
with subsequent isoLation of the goal product by conventional
Aethods. As a distinguishing feature of the patent, the process
.~is simplified and a more extensive raw material base is provided
imoLar mixture of higher and lower alcohoLscr a
by using an.equ
water-alcohol mixture as the hydroxyl-contaiiiing compounds. 2.
The method described in (1) is distinguished by the fact that
the process is carried out in an.organic:solvent such as benzene.

,~.:-:,1/2 014 UNCLASSI FIED~ PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
TITLE--MONALKYLv MOIARYL9 ESTERS OF ALKYLPHOS.PHINIC ACIDS :-IJ-
-(03)-PETRGV Ko --,YEVDAKOVv V#Poy: MIZRAKHi Ltl.
AUTHOR
cbUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
S13URCE--U.S.S-R- 159,824
IZOBRETer PROM, OBRAZTSYP TOVAR14YE ZNAKI 1970o
DATE PUBLISHED--26JAN70
--SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
-TO'PtC TAGS--PHOSPHINIC AClDv ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS CQMPOIJiqDp ESTERt CHEMICAL
CHEMICAL.SYNTHESIS
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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USSR UDC 621.357.7:678.029.665
PETROV. Ml., NENOV, D., BAYEVA, V., MIKHAYLOV, If.
IjEffect of the Conditions of Pickling Bulgarian Shock Resistant Polystyrons
on.Its Galvanic Metal Plating".
(Polymers 71. Symposium, Vaina, 1971), Place
Pollmery 71. Simpoz., Vaina, 1.971
and date of publication not given, 115 (from Eh-fJiiniya, No 6 (11), Jun 72,
Abstract Wo 61,324)
Translation: A study was made of the resistance to scoling, the resistance to
temperature variations and the corrosion resistance of electradeposited. metal
coatings on Bustren U625Yell Bulgarian polystvrene Oliavlng intishock provertic-3)
pickled before applying the gal.vanic coatijig with adA bichroxnte 5olutions under
va-rious conditions. It: was establislied that the macroroughnesa of the plastic
substrate increases wi--h time during pickling to a defined, later invariant
aLing reac',les a maxi-
degree for which the resistance to scaling.of the metal Ca,
zam. A study of the microhardness (by an electron ipicrosir-ope) demontitrimed we
presence of a correlacion of this parainetcr Lo' the resit;tilice. The
conclusion was drawn that the investigated antiahock polyatyrene can be sub--
jected to metal, plating.

USSR UDC 546.831-38+546.832-38
LEBEDEVA, Ye. N., KOROV 1, S. S., TOMILOV, N. P., and PETROV, K* 1.
"Study of the Zirconium and Haluiun Hydroxyperchlorates by Keano of IR-
spectroscopy
Moscow, Zhurnal Neorganicheskoy Khimii, Vol 16, No 3, Mar 71, pp 666-670
Abstract: Infrared spectra were obtained on the crystal hydrates of zirconium
and hafnium hydroxyperchlorates containing varying number of water molecules,
on deuterated zirconium crystal hydraLe and.on the compound with a formula
Zro(011)CIOCH 0. The spectra of corresponding compounds "hibited similari-
ties in the 2sorption bands with an intensive complex band at 1100 cm7l and
another one of medium intensity at 620-630 cm-1, both being asal.gaed to the
valence and deformation vibrationu Of C104-,. Tito spectra of ccmpounds coa-
taining 6 or 8 water molecules indicate absence of the coordination of the
perchlorate ion. Spectra of Hfo(Clo 3H2O, Zr0(C104)2*2H20, and ZrO(OH)-
C104*H20 exhibited definite changes tn15icating coordination Of Lhe C104- ion
with metal cation. No bands were found characteristic of -the Mo:0 group.
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112 033 UNICLASSTFIEO~ PROCESSW DATE--lbOCT70
ITLE--I)ilFRAR;:f_'; SP-'~CTROSCOPIC STUDY CF DOUBLE MOLY6DATES GF SOME RARE
T
AND AL~KALI METALS -U-
,-AUTHOR-1041-PETROV, K.1.9 VORONSKAYAg G.Ni# SHAKkl4NO,, I.V.t SAVELYEVA, M.V.
,`.-CCUNTRY OF,INFO--USSR
AKAO. NAUK SSRt NEDRG* MATER. 1970t 6(3)j 515-18
PUBLISHED------70
AREAS-MATERLALSt PHYSICS
-TOPIC TA'US--ALKALI METAL, CRYSTAL LATTICE# IR SPECTRUMs MOLYBDATE, RARE
METAL
'CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/0338 STEP NO--UR/0363/70/006/003/0i 15/0-5 18
'-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118014
UNCLAS-S Ifli-0

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033 UNCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
C'lRC ACCESSION %10--AP0118014
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE IR SPECTRA (400-100 CM PRIME
~NEGATIVEI) OF DOUBLE MOLYBOATES OF THE MM PRIME (MOO SUB41 SUB2 TVPE
(WHERE 14 EQUALS LI, NA, K; M PRIME EQUALS Y, GU, DYt HD, ANO ER) SHOWED
-SIGNIFICANT 0IFFERENCES WITH STRUCTURE TYPE. THE INTERPRETATION OF
THESE SPECTRA WAS PERFORMED ON THE BASIS OF THE LOCAL SYMMETRY UF THE
~MOO'-SU84 PRUME2 NEGATIVE IONS IN THE CRYSTAL LATTICE4 FACILITY:
~'~.-_'~MOSK. INST. TONKOI KHIM. TEKHNOL, IM. LOMUNOSORAP MOSCOW, USSR.
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COMPLEXES OF HOLMIUM AND'ERBIUM -U-
~'AUT140R.'PETROVP Ke 9 ORLIN, N.A.? PLYUSHCAEV, V.YE.
TAY. OF J~k(-~_USSR

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020 UNCLASSIFIEDri] - :'PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
T.ITILE--tNFRARED SPECTROSCOPIC STUDY OF HIGHER HYORATES'OF SULFATES ANO
,-!,:J:'~S~tLENATES, OF YTTRIUM, LANTHANUA,; AN'b THE; RARE EARTH. 'ELEMENTS -U-
K.I*t VORONSKAYAt G.N.1- IVANOV, V.I.
II~OUNTRV OF INFO--USSR
1`,S_OURC_E-ZH. NEORIG. KHTM* 1970l 15(3)t 615-21
PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--CHEMISTRY
:_-TOPIC TAGS--IR SPECTRUM, CRYSTAL HYDRATEt SULFATEt SELENATE, RARE EARTH
_COMPOUNDl MOLECULAR STRUCTURE
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UNCLASSIFIED

020 UNCLASSI FIEO PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
..-C-IRC ACCESSION Ntl--AP0104221
.~;-ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE IR SPECTRA OF LN SUB2 (SO
1~_:. ~SUB4) SUB3 .8H SUB2 0 AND OF LN SUS2 (SEO SUB4) SUB3 .8H SUB2 Or WHERE
..LN EQUALS LAt ND* SMt Yt GDt TO, DY, HO'f ERv TMt YB, OR LUI ARE GIVEN
~-.AND INTERPRETED. THE SPECTRA REVEAL THAT BOTH SERIES OF~COMPDS* HAVE
JJYPE OF XO SUB4 PRIME2NEGATIVE GROUP tX EQUALS S OR SE). SMALLER
-SPLITTING OF V SUB3 (F SU62) OF SEO SUB4 PRrME2NEGATIVE IN COMPARISON TO
.z_,--~THAT OF SO.SUB4 PRIME2NEGATIVE IS DUE TO THE LOWEVELECTRON AFFINITY OF
SEO SUB4 PRIME2NEGATIVE THAN THAT OF SO SUB4 PRIME2NEGATIVE. WITH THE
EXCEPTION OF LA SUB2 (SO SUB4) SUB3 *8H 1SUBZ 0 WHICH HAS' 2 DELTA IH SUB2
ALL THE INVESTIGATED~OCtAHYDRATES,HAVE A SINGLE DELTA (H SU82
BAND WHICH CORRESPONDS TO COORONATEU H. SUB2 0*
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:USSR UDC 629.19.533.6
'0V, B. L., PETROV, K. P.
ZHIMM,
"Study of the Possibilities of Improving the Aerodynamic Quality of
Conical Bodiesif
Uch. zap. Tsentr. aerogidrodinam. in-ta (Scientific Notes of the Central
AerodynamicsInstitute) , Val 1, !No 1, 1970, pp 140-144 (from RZh-Nekhanika,
Uo 11 10, Oct 70, Abstract No 10 B312)
Translation: This article contains the results of experimental and
calculated investigations of aerodvnamic characteristics or- truncated
cones -f or which a wed ge-sh aped f orvard section was f orme~' IL)y intersec-
tion by two inclined planes. Inisome models' the fonvard sectica was
blunted still more. The experiments were performed for ![:~, 6.1 and R
0.88 106. (reduced to the diameter of the bottom cut) and:angles of
attack from 0 to 18". It Is dentmitrated that for dalnodl;reomatric
parameters the model with the wedge-shaped f,brvard section has signift-
cantly greater supportinp capacity and aerociynarmic cuality.than the
'corresponding (inscribed) circular cone. A deficiency of models vith a
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USSR UDC 539-125.4
BOGDANOV, D. D., KARNAUKHOV, V. A.~_~ETRQ_yj
"Telescope for Recording Low-Energy Protons Against an Intense Beta Background"
Moscow, Pribory i Tekhnika Eksperimenta, No 5, 1972, pp 28-30
Abstract: A study was made of the problem of lowering the sensitivity of a
telescope system to electrons in order to make,it possible to record protons
with E less than 1.0 megaelectron volts. A telescope is described which com-
prises 2 planar proportional counters and a semiconductor detector designed for
spectrometric analysis of low-energy-proton~s (6.5-6.0 megaelectron volts) in the
presence of intense a and y radiation backgrounds. Utilization of compari-
sons of the proportional counters in the control channel
essentially reduces
the O-background of the semiconductor detector by comparison with the case
where only one counter is used for the.control., With variation of the thresh-
old in the control channel the intensity of the spectrum varies uniformly in
accordance with the hypothesis of independent formation of the spectra in the
two counters. The introduction of a 34 kiloelectron volt threshold in the
control channel leads to a tttenty~fold reduction in intensity of the count
with respect to the entire spectrum-of the first counter.

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USSR UDd 669-295t620.172.2
PETRAKOV, A. F., KFUMV, A. I.0 PETROV L. N. and RUBMVv YA, A.
"Resistance of Titanium Allo-s to Repeated Static Loada"
Moscow, Metallovedenlye i TernichesRaya 01brabotka Retallov, No 4, Apr 73t
pp 46-50
Abstracti The effect of depth w-.,d hazodness of the gas-satureted laver pro-
duced during heating for quenching and. agingr was studiod with respect to
the resistance of VT65 and V-114 "t-1-tannium alloys to repealad s-Latic loads
under uniaxial ani biz_%ial tension. It uas found that -the -am-saturated
layer (0.1 = deep) oii. the surface of these alloys somewhat ro-duces alloy
strength ai-A sharply lovrers ductility. Rejaovall of the Gas-taturated layer
1Yj etching to a depth of 0.1 mn, for VT6S alloy aird 0-5 rm for YT14 Increaz-ed
the service life of ssz-mploz by 3-4 tim ra under xepeatpd static loado. A
study of the rupture kinetics on samples of VT66 duting 3x)poatPd rta.Uc loads
yeles w-Itil
shoviod that the gas-saturated layer mainly.affects -the 111biber of c-
the development of fatigue cracks, In that there craclm develv~ vith the
first load cycle3. In short-tima biaxial stxess of V'T14 the presence of the
gas-sattux-ated layer liar, little effect on the strength but neverely wors-enc the
nature of fracture. The rervice life of VT14 tinder biaxial strecs- with the
gas-saturated layer is two orders less than -without the layer. One table,
fo~ur figuresy

USSR UDC 621.375-4:621.375.121
ZOLOTAREV, T. V., OSTAPENKO, G. S.3% PET N., UDOVIK, A. F., ARAKCM, EVA,
~XMO_VIIL
1. A.
"Problem of the Effect of the Capacitances of an Integrated Transistor on the
Pass Band"
Sb. tr. Voronezh. politekhn. in-ta (Collected Works of Voronezh. Polytechnic
Institute), 1969, vyp. 2, pp 104-110 (from M-Radiotekbnika, No 5, May 72,
Abstract No 5D109)
Translation: A study is made cf the effect of the capacitances of the junc-
tions and substrates of an integrated transistor on the pass band of the
high frequency active elements.. It is demonstrated that the capacitance of
the emitter junction and also the capacitance of the substrate must be cal-
culated by the relation for sharp junctions. It is recommended~that transis-
tors with minimal p-n-junctions be selected'as the optimal transistors for
wide band integrated amplifiers or dielectric insulation of the components
he used in place of them, which sharply reduces the stray capacitances.
There are 2 illustrations and a 2-entry bibliography.

USSR UDC 621.375.4.087.9.083.6
OSTAPENKO, G. S., ZOLOTAREV, T. V.,
PnOvi- _L. UDOVIK, A. N., ARAKCHEYEVA,
I. A., TOROPOV, A. D.
"Instability Coefficients of the Feed Parameters of the Transistors of Mono-
3-ithic Differential Amplifiers"
Sb. tr. Voronezh. politekhn. in-ta (Collected Works of the Voronezh Polytechnic
institute), 1969, vyp. 2, PP 127-135 (from RM-Radiotekhnika, No 5, MaY 72,
Abstract No 5D114)
Translation: A study is made of the parameters of monolithic transistors as
a function of the parameters of their feed conditions. For the differential
amplifier in the monolithic execution,relations are derived by means of which
Xt-is possible to define the instability coefficient of the feed parameters.
It is demonstrated that these parameters are depicted most conveniently in
the form of linear graphs, On tbe:basis of the qualitative analysis of the
inBtabilities, conditions were discovered under.which theInstability coeffi-
cient is minimal- There are 3 illustrations and a 4-entry, b1bliography.
113

USSR UDC 621-375-018-756
ARAK -IF
Ci iLVA, 1. A., DO:-11M, L. P., YERMIT S. A., 11II91SHIP! V.
3 1~ OSTII-
TT ci; ~-~ ~ ~! L ~:
ULM, IK, A.
PENIM, G. S. , TKACHEII, k. 'I
"A Differential Arplifier"
Moscow, Or'.kr'rtiya, Izobretcniya- Prom-y razts Tovarn-y-ye Znaki,
shlennnre Obrazts
No h, Fe~' 72, Author ' s Certificat Le 110 3'G704, Division H, filed 19 Jan 70,
published 19 Jan 72, p 208
Trarslation: This Author's Certificate introduces a differential amiDli-
-follax-yers, two amplification stages with
fier which contairiz two emitter
dynamic load ~ zinid a commion source of direct current. . As a distdnguishir-F,
feature of the patent, the P-mmlifica-tion factor is increazed' and the
theroal commensation is impro-,red. by basing the dynamic load on a reverse
- - - -P e a- P
conductivity tr-nnsistor, and by connecting in each branch. o- th m lifier
transistor of t- e swme con(:-,7ctivi'y as that of the enplification stare,
and a diode biased in the fonurd dircction; The eudt-ter of the amoli-
fication stage is copnected to the DC source and to the cinitter of the
transistor with the su-.,!e con~uctivit 11he"base of this transistor is
Y
ar -!, an the
connected through a diode to the centertap of the sul-31-ily fjo- cf: d
collector is connected to tlie base of the dynavaic load t*,ransistor.

uDc 621
USSR .382.2
SHAGURIN, 1. 1.31 TAT YANIN, V. I.
"Comparison of Modifications of TTL and DTL Elements Using Shottky Diodes"
Kiev, IVUZ Radioelektronika, Vol 14, No lli Nov 71, pp 1365-1369
Abstract: The paper describes the results,of tests of three models of
logic circuit elements in which diodes and transistors with Shott1w bar-
riers are used to increase speed. The circuits studied are compared for
speed and Interference suppression. Two.figures, one table, bibliography
of six titles.
9-3.

USSR uDc 621.382.002
ZAVALISKIY, Yu. P., NIKISHIN, V. I., PMWVI SWOSHNIK, K. I.
"A Method of Making Integrated Circuits"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, toyarnyye znaki,
No 15, May Tl, Author's Certificate No 302771, Division H, filed 10 Nov 69,
published 28 Apr 71, p 188
Translation: This Puthor's Certificate introduces a method of making inte-
grated circuits including the operations of producing a heavily doped N+
silicon layer with conductivity type opposite to that of the initial ma-
terial followed by epitaxial deposition of a high-resistancelayer of sili-
con of the same conductivity type as the:heavily doped layer.directly on
the surface of the heavily doped layer. As a distinguishing feature of the
patent,-the.packing density of the,integrated circuits.on the plate is in-
creased, and the electrical and operational characteristics of the inte-
grated circuits are improved by creating the N+ layer on the surface of
con, after which the depressions are
depressions selectively etched in P-sili
epitaxially filled with H-sillcon in the presence of silicon oxide on the
~P-allicon surface.

USSR UDC: 621.396.6-181.5
OLOTARBVt T. V., USTAPEKKU, G. 3
0V L. K., UDOVIK, A. P.,
0
M I. A., NIKISHIN, V.
ARAKCHEYEVA A. G.
"Effect of Distributed Capacitance and Geometric Dimensions of
Monolithic Circuit Resistors on Their Fiequency.Characteristics"
Kiev, Izvestiya VUZ--Radioelektronika, Vol. 13, No. 10, pp 1272-1275
Abstract: This brief communication deals with parai3itic effects in
integrated circuits manufactured by the;planar-epitaxial process,
with the elements separated by p-n junctions. The resistors in
suchLa circuit are inserted by diffusion~methods, and are thus es-
subject to parasitic elements including a distributed
transistor and distributed capacitances bf.p-n junctions. As
proof, the cross section of an integrated circuit with its diffu-
sion resistor is shown, and with it the equivalent circuit. From
this circuit, the authors conclude that the frequency effect of the
resistor is inversely proportional to the width of.the resistor
at least up to tile practical limit of resistor width, which is
L.about 10 ~4 iiomograms are shown which can be used'for determining
the geometric dimensions and limiting frequency of the monolithic
resistors from the known resistance values, or the reverse. A plot
of the frequency characteristics of two:monolithic resistors is
also given.

J!~
-USSR UDC: 621-396.6-181.5
T
zo.
40TAREV, T. V., USTAPBli-KO, G. S - N. , UDOVIK, A. P.,
.,ARAKCHEYEVA, 1. A., KIKISHIN, V. I., and'ALE ENKO, A; 0.
KS
"Pffect of Distributed Capacitance and Geometric Dimensions of
Challacteristics"
Monolithic Circuit Resistors on Their Frequency
Kiev, Izvestiya IrUZ--Radioelektronika, Vol. 13, No. 10, pp 1272-1275
Abstract: This brief communication deals with parasitic effects in
integrated circuits manufactured by the planar-epitaxial process,
ifith the elements separated by p-n junctions. The resistors in
such a.circuit are inserted by diffuaion methods, and are thus ea-
pecially subject to parasitic elements including a distributed
transistor and distributed capacitanceS of p-n Junctions. As
proof, the cross section of an integrated circuit with its diffu-
sion resistor is shown, and with it the equivalent tircuit. From
this circuit, the authors conclude that the frequency effect of the
resistor is inversely proportional to the width of~the resistor --
at least up to the practical limit of resistor width, which is
about 10 /A 5omograms are shown which can be.used for determining
the geometric dimensions and limiting frequency of the monolitbic
resistors from the known resistance valuesi or the reverse. A plot
of the frequency characteristics of two,monolithic resistors is
also given.

.!I ... 7TT111 F.Tn'T.
'I- I
2/2 032, UNCL ASS I F I ED PROCESSIiNG DATE-271"40V70
C IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0129053
GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECTS OF A NUMBER OF CILD AND
SOME NEW CORROSION INHIBITORS ON THE RATE Or- DISSOLUTION fF: C Sr~EL ;",No
Z14 IN HMO SIJ63 WERF STUDIED~ t) ESP I TE TH ~FACT THAr [,NHIBITORS
(E.G., CATAPINE K) WERE VERY EFFECTIVE IN PREVENTING CORROSION 1N HCL
AND H SUR2 SO SUB4, THEIR INHIBITING EFFECT I-N HNO S0113 PRACTICALLY
-NILIN~THE CASE OF STEEL. THIS WAS ATTRI:BUTE0 TO THE POUR ADSORPTION
CHARACTERISTICS IN THIS AGID* THE INHIBIJORS. WERE PIQRE EFFECTIVE IN THE
CASE OF ZN.
UiNCLASSMEO

USSR
VYSOTSKIY, D. A., PETROV M, D REKOV,~A. I., ROMANOV, A. I.,
-EPOVA, 0. 1.,
SEPP, V. A., SERirRENNIKOVA, V. Ye. , SRIFIIOVA, L. G., KURT
Institute of High Temperatures of the Academy of Sciences USSR
"Test Results on InsTallations and Electrode Materials ;n a Plasma Jet"
Moscar, Teplofizika vysokikh temperatur, No. 3,,May/Jun 72, op 635-639
Abstract: The characteristics of electrodes of silicon carbide with
additives of alloying- metals (lelo, Ti, Cr),. interelectrode insulators of
refractory concretes based on high-alunnina VGB and AFB concretes and
magnesian 14B concrete and module insulation iialls of I-IT concrete were
investigated in a model of an *ID generator. The mwtimum electrode
pe -nts reached 23001K$.The interelectrode
temperature di)ring the e% -rime
insulators reached 21000K and tho installk-Ition vialls reacbed 17000K.
e electrode z;amples were prepared by,pressing a win'turo of ISIC po,,.,ders
and the appropriate alloying additive: (Ho, Ti, Cr) vi h ct~gwiic 4 idlni,:
arA subsequent heat treatiient at a te-Operatilre of 21.000C for 10-15 -min-
The experimental device in which the materials were to"tod Consisted r.`
the following elenents: a plasmatron.producing an air flor with a
1/2

........... .
USSR
VYSOTSKIY, D. A., et al, Teplofizika vysokikh temparatur, No. 3,
May/Jun 72, pp 635-639
temperature of 30000K, a mixing chamber where an easily ionized additive
was introduced into the air.flow in the form of potassium or K2CO3
VaDOrs, a nozzle, the MHD generator channel, and a systen for evacuat-
ing the gas flour. The flow rate in the channel was approximiately
500 m/sec. The advantages of a sectional struczure for the channel
are shown and it was established that the current density is determined
by the conductivity of the films from the interaction prcducts of the
electrode and additive materials, independent of the type of alkE~lif
additive (potassium or potash vapor) at the temperat,,ure of its co-.-,den-
sation on the electrode surface. At an electrode temperature of less
than 9000K in supplying K-vapors and of 12000K in supplying K2CO3
2
powder, the current density remains constant at 0 .2 a/cm.. At these
temperatures the current density is evidently determined by the canduc-
tivity of the liquid film of the interaction products of the additive
material, the working gas, and the electrode and of their emission
proper-Lies. With an increase in elec-fxode temperature abcwe 900-1200cK
the anission properties of tbQ. electrode material dLreczly begin to
play a basic ro1e,
2/2

USSR UDC: 536-54
and SEPP, V. A.
"Two-layer Calorimetric Probe for Measuring the Temperature and
IIWI Pressure in High-Temperature Flows"
I~oscow, lzmeritelInaya tekhr4ika, No 4, 1972, PP 49-50
Abstract: The instrument described is a two-layered calorimeter,
a structural diagram of which is given, whose operation was
studied by the authors under the conditions of a plasma jet
with a temperature of about 300001K flowing from an electric-
arclaeater into the atmosphere. The- estimated the measurement
V
error of the instrument and performed experiments measuring the
effect on it of various factors. The instrument was made up of
six coaxial tubes made of 1]Khl8N9T steel forming two independent
cooling systems, an outer layer and an inner layer. The outer
has an outside diameter of 6.2 mm,and an inside diameter of 4 mm,
while the inner layer has an outside diameter of 3.mm and an in-
side diameter of 1 mm. The ends of -the tubes are soldered with
a refractory metal,,with an air space between the outer and in-
ner layers for therm 1 inaulation. Details of the experiments
and the measurement method are given.
TA

USSR UDC 547.26'118 + 547.379.1
PETR0Y.,,,H,_I,., and PETROV, A. A., Leningrad Technological Institute Imeni
nsovet
"Reactions of Trialkylphosphites With Ethyl thioacetylene"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 3, Mar 73, p 691
Abstract: A mixture of 0.05 g-mole of ethylthioacetylene and 0.05 g-mole
of trialkylphosphite in 50 cc of the respective absolute alcohol was re-
fluxed for 10 hrs. The reaction mixture was left standing overnight, the
alcohol was then evaporated and the product was isolated by vacuum distil-
lation, yielding the dimethyl ester of. 2-athylthioethylen,e-1-phos phonic
acid, b.p. 124-1260/0.5 mm, d20 1 1890 1 n20 1.5060, and the diethyl ester,
b.p. 120-122012 mm, d40 1.1136, niO 1.~4'95.
D

USSR UDC 547.261118f547-379-1
PETROV H L~
and PETROV, A. A., Leningrad Technoloisical Institute izeni
-Z 15~'Ov'e
"Reaction of Dimethyl phosphite with Ethylthloacetylene"
Leningrad, Zhurnal. Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42(104), Vyp 10, 1972g p 2345
Abstracts The reaction of dimethyl pbosphite with ethylthioacetylene in the
presence of an equivalent amount of potamsium methoxide yielded dizethyl
2-atbylthioetbehylphosphonates
C211r'SCE=-C11 + M'(0)(OC1102
C2'!5SC"-C"r(0)(0C1'3)2 C 2 C=C'11'
>
3())2P(())
Cjj3G00jj+Cjf.'.9j1
23 -

USSR
PETROV,M. L.. wA PETROVj A. A.0 Zhurnal Obahchey Xhimli, Vol 42(104)l Vyp 10j
19?2, p 2343
20 20
Properties of (1) arei b.p. 130-1320C (2 MM)j d.4 1.1881, n 1.5069.
MRD 49.09. Hydrolysis of (1) In the presence of 2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazine
yielded compound (III)t b.p. 172-173 C,' ji~drolysis of the reaction product
III) yielded acetic exido ethyl mereaptanal,.and dixethyl phosphite.
2/2

:7- -_7
AA0043559 UR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section II Electrical, Derwent,.
170
240835 MMURINVY,MUIPMENT FOP, jELEcrRgcRwcAL
~ -~OP MATWW 'in which
MW-~ME TIC
reference, electk~~Hi (2) ;test sampl~b (1) 41a4
polarising electr d~.~ )~&re contailhed in:an
electrolyte. *By repiated change over of contacts
from battery (5) to the measur:Lng circuit containing
a capacitor and a diode, the capacitor is icharged
to a Polarisation potential measured by i"trument
18.8.67 as 1179781/16-2~ V,.I, GIAZMV N.A.PETR
(26.8.69,) Bul 13/1.4.69. Class 21e, 1n0.VT1!"tww=za
-1-9762011

USSR uDc: 621.31T.75T(088.8)
PETROV, N. B., KharIkov Scientific Research institute of Metrology
"A Device for Measuring the Coefficient of Nonlinear Distortions"
USSR Author's Certificate No 282458,,filed 4 Apr 68, published 11 Dec 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhrika, Ito 6,,Jun 71,~ Abstract No .6A314 P)
Translation: A device is T)rorosed for meesuring the coefficient of non-
linear distortions. The unit contains a spectrizr analyzer and first
harmonic filter. As a distinguishing feature of the patent, to reduce
error and cut down the labor.expended on measurements, an effective-value
voltmeter is connected to the,output of th.e i-f amplifier in the above
mentioned spectrum analyzer.

USSR UDC 614.3/.4.08:658.386.3
PETROV,,N. M., Mariinsko-Posadskaya Rayon Sanitary Epidemiological Station,
Chuvash Autonomous SSR
"Raising the Qualifications of the Personnel in Sanitary Epidemiological
Stations in Rural Areas"
Moscow, Zdravookhraneniye Rossiyskoy Federatsii, No 8, 1971, pp 18-20
Abstract: To prevent and eradicate infectious diseases, sanitary epidemiologi-
cal stations in rural areas perform vaccinations, rumbacteriological tests,
check the purity cf food articles, enforce sanitary regulations in indoor and
outdoor facilities, and supervise transportation, storage, and application of
pesticides. To keep up with progress, physicians take advanced courses at
medical institutes in the Chuvash ASSR and in other republics. Each physician
is assigned a medical journal on which he makes periodic reports at conferences.
Once every 3 months, the paramedical personnel have study session for which
physicians prepare lectures on new facts, theories, methods, and their prac-
tical application. New, promising approaches are immediately tested and, if
found suitable for the ---huvash ASSR, they are inCOrDorat-ed as new standard
procedures. Iflien enough interesting material on local. conditions has ac-
cumulated, individual physicians or the stations publIsh articles 1n medical
1/2

USSR
PETROV, N. M., Zdravookhraneniye Rossiyskoy Federatsli, No 8, 1971, pp 18-20
journals. Due to this organization, sanitary epidemiological stations in the
~Chuvash ASSR have curbed many infectious diseases, forexample, diphtheria
has been nonexistent for the last 10 years, and only.speradic cases of whoop-
ing cough and measles have been recorded during the last 3 years.
2/2
"Win
i4i"Y

-1/2 012
UNCLASSIFIE:D PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
TITLE--ON THE SOLUTIOh OF THREE PARTICLEJNTEGRAL EQUATIONS BY THE
EXPANSION METHOD -u~
V&F,,%,., ~ETRqy~t KUlMICHEVp VsEs
--USSR
UNTRY OF LNFO
GURCE--PHYS. LETTERS 6 (NETHERLANDS) V! OIL 32B~v NO. t, P. 19-22 125 MAY
ivor..
D AT EPUBLISHED--25MAY70
-,-.5 U BJ E C TAREAS_-PHYSICS
_'JOPIC:TAGS--ELEMENTARY PARTICLE, INTEGRAEQUATION, ALG'EBRAIC EQUATION, PAIR
THEORY
CG4TROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY FICHE NO ---- F070/605030/EO2 STEP NO--Nf:/0000/'?()/032/i)01/0019/t)022

2/Z 012 UNCLASSIFIED I)R:OCESSING DATE--040EC70
:CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0141849
-A3STRACT/E:XTRACT--[U) GP-0- ABSTRACT'. US E OF A SERA%RAl!LE-- EXPANSION FOR
THE TWO PARTICLE T IMATRIX REOVCES THE PROBLEM 01: THREE PARTICLES lif[H
PAIR INTERACTION TO "I SET OF ONE DIMENS'lONAL INTE.6RAL IQUATION -S. BY THE
SUBSEQUENT SEPARABLE REPRESENTATION OF KERNELS OF. SUCH INTEGRAL
I-..-;.-EQUATIO;'4S (BASED ON THE BATEMAN HETHOD1 THE PROBLEM OF: THREE IDENTICAL
PARTICLES IS REDUCED TO THE SOLUTION (IF ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS. (13 REFS).
FACILITY: ACAD. SCIS.p UKRAINIAN SSRo KIE-Vj USSR.

3CES N
UACL AS!S I F ~Pkl SING OATE-13~OV70
2 018
AID OF
JATLE "THE DETERMI NAT IGN JF I i EMO 0 YNA!4 LC iIND.IGES WI!TH TH
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RAD1010-DINE ALBU-MIN IN Cli-ICULA,roRy I ti suFp,,tc I Ericy
AUTHOR-(0Z)-TRUSOVw V.V., PETROV N.M I, I :
~:COUNTRY 0 FINFO--USSR
~:SOURCE-NIED I T S IN SK AY ARADIOLO-51YAt L9701 VOL 15, NP, 6, PP 35-41
-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
--BIOLGGICAL AND MEOICAL SCIENCES
SUBJECT AREAS
TOPIC TAGS--RA0IfjACT.I.VE TRACER, CIRCULATORY SYSTEM. DISEASE, ItEMOCJYNA141CS,
ALBUMIN, IODINE
CONTkOL MARKING--NJ RESTRicTIONS
DOCUMENT C L A S S -U NLS S I F I E 0
PROXY REEL /l-l(AME--300 2115 1Z ST~P
CIRC ACCESSION '40--AP0123117,01

-2/2 013 UNIC L 4S I F 1 EV P114,C]CESSING. DArE--L3NOV70
C IRC ACC ESS 10'N NO-AP-3 L 2s,~,07
ABSTRACT/E-XTRACT--(U) GP-0- A3STRACT rl-A 91 C3 I GO I N ELABELt.EO AL,310NIIN WAS
ED -- I,- L -iJ' -LOOL)t PLASMA AN-D
Sz FQ-~ DETE-i41NIN, THE V, ME OF CIRCULATING C
U
ERYTHRUJ.-CYTES 1 66 HEALTHY PERSONS AtiD,275 PATIENT'-, rilrit-1 ATd-kOSCLEROTIC
CARD IOSCLEROS 15 AiND PHEU,'-lAT[SM. IN' P "I T I ENT S -ii I TH : G I RCIJ 1. ATORY
P14SUFFICIENCY THEXE wAS A DIS;IINICT RISE OF THE MA!:,S OF MkCULATING
BLOOOP %HICH D-:::P--P,4fJE0 ON rHk MARKEDNM OF CARGIAI, u:'Z-C-);,lPE%SATJ0N. I N
45 PA f I EN T S 'ri 1 TH A I HER6 SCLE~,jT I C. CA IM 0SC i~EROT I S, UYNAM G DE T ERM I r~A T I ON
OF THE 3LOOD IWAS CARRIED OUT bLF13KE AND AFTEJ( IREATMENT. 1-itE
PROGESS OF 'IS USUALLY ATTENDED BY REDUCTIUN OF YHE
PREVIP,-JSLY INCREAS60 BLU-:'.jD VOLUME. ~ THE CIRCULATLON R~Arc ,,,As bEvER,,ii,~iEo
IN 16 HEALTHY P'~-`RSUNS A,1,10 67 PATIENTS WITH AttiEt~bSCLERtjf[C
CARDIOSCLEROSIS. IT CHI`04GES IN ACCORDANCE WETH- T~il- SLVLKITY OF CAROIAC
'D E C GM P '-- :4 S A T 1 0I.-N TtiF AUTHCkS COMPAPED; TfiE. RE5ULTS OF rHE
C1KCULATION RATE '.~ITVI RA0101001NE ALOUMIN -AN0 ~.jllli STAIN, KlifCli
'R G W A R L)
OEMQNST ",NAT E THE GK~ATEP ACCURACY OF THE. FURMI~ TECHNIQUE. UNTO
0 ;~FACILITY: KAFEDRA GGSP[Ti~LIINOY T:RAPII
.~REAGTION!S WERE , -35ERVED.,
1ZHEVSKOGO MEDITSINSKOGG I 11S T I T UTA.

U
LASSIF1
NC E PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
41-TLE-EXISTENCE OF PURSUIT GAME VALUE -U-~
~AUTHOR-PETROVr N.h
f-CIGUINTRY OF INFG--USSR
j:*SQURCE--t-ltuSCQww OGKLADY AKADEMII NAUK SSSR:, VGL 190*~NO 6v 19701 PP
a 9- 129 1
-DA-TE PUBL- I SH E 0---7 0
SUBJECT AREAS-MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
DIP I CTAGS--GAME Tf-.EURYi SET THEORY
C~'41TRGL AARKING--NC RESTRICTIONS
:bCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEU
'PROXY REEL/FRAME-1993/0462 STEP NC--UR/0020/70/1901006/L289/1291
s I i", N, To 11.1365
lJ11C, LAS,*j, t F I L 0

212 0 144 UNCLAS SI F1 ED: PRO'CESSING DATE--20NOV70
ACCESSION NU--ATOLL3365
GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ARTICLE CONSIOERS PURSUIT
GAXES~GF TIIE FOLLOWING THREE TYPES; -Li-EL
1. F(X(T), :~,(T)) EQUALS PARE
X(T) MINUS Y(T) PARALLEL- 11. F-(X(T)t Y(T)) EQUALS MIN PARALLEL X (r)
RALLEL. THE
~,%IINLS Y(T) PA. HYPOTHESIS OF GAM T IN FJOTH CASES IS
PREASSIGNED AND KNOWN TO BOTH PLAYERS.,,: Ill. , FtXgT), -Y(T)) EQUALS MIN
To T-LNTERSECTS DELTA. WHERE DELTA IS THE SET OF,,ALL -T FOR WHICH
-'eARALLEL X(T) MINUS Y(T) PARALLEL EQUALS L. THE 141),MBER Lp THE CAPTURE
:-RADIUS,~ IS PREASSIGNED AND Ki'-4OWN TO BOTH PLAYERS., ~ 'IT CAPTURE DOES Nor
IS CONSIDER!ED THAT F(W1, Y(T))
TAKE ~PLACE IN SCME SITUATIONS, THEN If
EQUALS7 INFINITY. THEDIREMS ARE FOR14ULATED ON.THE~EXISTENCE OF VALUES OF
-GAMES. FACILITY*. LENINGRAD STATE UNIVERS11Y [MEN[ A. A.
-jHE
~Jz
UNCLASSIFIED
Al",

UNCLASSIFIED~ PRdCES-SING DATE--160GT70
jJTLE--THE SOLUTION UF ONE PROBLEM ON THEjH[ORY OF I-HE CONTROLLABILITY
U
.'.,AUTHOR--PETROV, N.N.
,C-PUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
3,C)URCE--VESTNIK LENINGRADSKOGO UNIVERSIT,ETAI NO 1, MATEMATIKA, MEKHANIKA,
~~,:,~..-ASTRONOMIYAs. 19701 NR 1, PP 39-51
.-pATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
J`:~U.131ECT AREAS-7-ELE,CTRONICS AlND..El,ECTRICAL.E-NGR.r MAI'llEMATICAL SCIENCES
_`~GPIC TAGS--VECTOR# DIMENSION ANALYSIS, AUTOMATIC CONTROL THEORY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FPAP-E--1984/0377 STE PNO--UR/00431'70/0t)01(100/003~?~0051
CIRC ACCESSION N0-00055102

008 UNCLASSIFIE 0 PROCESSING OATE--16OCT70
~CJRC ACCESSION NU--AP0055162
~:-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ANALYTICAL SYSTEM X EQUALS
F ( X ,U) t WHERE X AND F ARE TWO DIME1111SIUNAL VECTORSP U IS R DIMENSIONAL
V EC T 0 RFUNCTION OF CONTKUL, IS CONSIDE*RED. 0 CAN ASSUME VALUES U SU81,
~
susti. IN THIS CASE THE
U NECESSARY AND SUFFICIENT CONDITIONS OF
THEN LOCAL CONTROLLABILITY AkE OBTAIN.E00.

~-;~ 1 .11, . .~ I - I Im. i - M I 'M"--i k '.. 1 .. 1 1 ~ g i .. t 1 11 1 1
"" -S.-M! .- ~ .1 - -'i- mr..4-1 ...... ;
1 11 A i 1; 11 i I I . I

wh ere A is the set of all t for wh ich. 11 x (t)
The number the capture radius -- is preassigned and
knawn to both players. If -capture does not take place in some
situationso then it is considerad that .:r(X ft),.T~ (f)")
Theorems are formulated on the existence:of values of the
game5e

USSR UDC: 932-5146.013.2
PETMOV, N. P.
"Concerning Displacement of the Interface of 'Varicolered' Ccmpressible
Fluids"
V sb. Materialy 8-y Fiz.. nauch. konf. Khabarovsk. gos. 'ped. jn-t (Ma-
terials of the 8-th Physical Sciences Conference. Khabarovs,~ State Peda-
gogical Institute--collection of Works) Khabarovsk, 1971, --op 59-63 (from
Kh-Melkhanika, No 7, Jul 72, Abstract No 7B1129)
Translation: A method is given for tracking the motion of the interface
during filtration of a system of two "varicolored" compressible fluids,
assuming that the complex potential is known for the'Siven filtration
flow. For the case where the relation
P=Ccp, c=tonst
holds between the density p and the pressure P (see Pykhachev, G. V.,
"Podzemnaya gidravlika" [Subterranean Hydraulics], I!or:-cow, Gostoptekh
izdat, 1961; RWIekh, 1962~ 6B800 K), the author derives a~system of
parametric equations of the interface at an arbltrar~y instant in the
1/3

USSR
PETROV, N. P., Materialy 8 Fiz. nauch. konf. Khabarovsk. gos. ped. in-t,
Khabarovsk, 1971, pp 59-63
form
y) - F', (T) T Y) T; (T). (T). q, (T) (2)
where
V,) )2] dO (3)
Here a is the porosity of the soil, v is the viscosity of the fluid,
is Leybenzov's function, is the stream function, k is pexTieability,
o= x +iY are the Cartesian coordinates of the region o4 flov, and T is
a parameter wbich appears in the equations of the iryterface at the
initial instant
X4 X# vt - Y4 ('T) (4)
Solution of the problem requires inversion of the carplex potenti'al
2/3

USSR
PETROV, N. P., Materialy 8-y Fiz. nauch. konf. Khabarovsk, gos. red. in-t,
Khabarovsk, 1971, PP 59-63
The author shows that if the problem is solved for amy sitigle flow, then
the solution may be found for a large class-of other flows by the use of
conformal mapping (in this way solution of the inversion problem can be
eliminated for a large class of flo,,rs):. M. I. Khmel! nik.
3/3

USSR um 6,-954:635-342
KALETOV) B. G., Ci nt4ic Research tnstitute of Vegetable
-TIMOFEYEVA, . T. A.,, KrRYMINA, N. If., Saratov
Farming, TMBNIKOVA, T. I.,
Scientific Research Institute of Parm,Hygiene
"Application of Semeron in Cabbage Fields
Moscow, Khimiya v sellskom 1(hozyaystva, No 81 1972~ PP 39-111
Abstract: Optimal doses of semeron for soddy alluvial soils of different
mechanical composition were established., and the economic.advantage of applying
semeron to white cabbage was demonstrated. In zedium-wee(ly cabbage fields of
medium loww ht loam-y soils in flood plain &Tefts, the optimal dosage of
j and li[T
semeron is 0-5 kg'/hectare. In heavy,! very weedy ground the dosage sbould be
increased to 0.7 kg/hectare. Chemical analysis of the cabba.-e demonstrated
that semeron does not lower the quality or the,food value. A study was also
made of the hygienic conditions of labor of workers applying the herbicide and
the effect of the compound on the organism of the workers. No deviations from
the norm in the functional state of the organism was discovered for a semeron
concentration in the respiratory zone:of 0.00 0.112 111g/0, on the clothes,
0-001-0,33 and on the skin, 0-001-0,073 qg,/dY.,

USSR UDC 534.852
CHERNITSEV., V. U-j, PETROV., N. S., and KUYAZEV., YU. M.
11ZLectronic Methods of Compensation In Instruwrxt afor Fine Magnetic Recording"
Tr. Taganrog. radiotekhn. in-ta (works of the Taganrog Radio Engineerirg Institute),
19729 vyp42B., pp 22-30 (from RZh-Radiotekhaika, No 3.11 Nov 72, Abstract No 11 V75)
Translation: This is a survey of various methods for c=pensating the effect of
recording rate variation and of nonuniformity in carrier sensitivity including
~during spectral analysis. Original article: six illustrations and 12 bibliographic
entries. V.K.
72

U&m UDC 621-317-757
CHIMNITSER, V. M. I.MVPV_j,_U- S. s IMAM,. 1U., U., and SAL INIKOVI B. A.
"Phase System for Distortion Compensation in Heterodyne Analyzers With Preliminar-y
Time Compression"
Tr. Taganrog, radiotekhn. in-ta (Works of the Taganrog Radio-Engineering Institute),
1972, vyp.28, pp 43-50 (from M-Radiotekhnika, No 11,, Nov 72j, Abstract 140 21 A287)
.Translation: The described phase system for compensation with respect to the type
of closed automatic control system is designed to eliminate a aeries of diffia-11-
ties 'which arise during the technical realization of this type of compensation sys-
tem (readout ambiruityt the nocesuity of using two expensive high-ntability genera-
tors for recording and producing the reference signal). 'Me irfatem is also designed
to raise compensation stability. The basic- element of the system is a pulse, phase
discriminator. A trigger was used as the discrimimtor, -terminated on a low fre-
quency filter. The conducted experiments showed a sufficiently high effectiveness
of the phase system f or compensating distortions which viere evoked by rate vari-
ation in the ti= compressors. The use of a phase system for compensation raises
the penaissible discrimination capacitv of a spectrA analyzer mhich is coupled to
atimo,compreaaore Me
71

USSR uDc: 621.317-75T(088.8)
CHERNITSER, V. M., PETROV, N. S., Taganrog Radio Engineering Institute
"A Sequential Spectrum Analyzer With Time Compressor"
USSR,Author's Certificate No 260007, filed 28 Feb 68, published 27 Apr 70
(from RZli-Radiotekhnika, No 12 Dec,70, Abstract No 12A344 P)
Translation: Existing methods of combatting detonation in spectrum analyzers
with time compressors based on magnetic recording do not eliminate the
effect of detonation on the signal being analyzed, but only partially at-
tenuate this effect, The proposed analyzer provides for completely compen-
sating signal distortions caused by.detonation by correcting the distortion
with a feedback. signal according to a law at changet In instantaneous re-
cording rates and playback speeds. A block, Alagrain of the an&ljzer is pre-
Bented and described, E. L.

iil.il~~"'Ii4.fli'.
C351 1 0 1 N FL
2
La-~~ - - - lMtIbl".lr .1 . I III '' :if I I I I ---- m
.1. 1. - ..

USSR UDC 612-833-81
K07ARWITSKIY, L. B., and STARODUBTMV, Yu. D., Department
of Physiology of Higher Vervous-Ac ivity., Moscov State University
"Formation of a Food-Obtaining Reflex to a Chain Stimulus in the Dolphin and
Some of Its Behavioral Characteristics"~
Moscow, Zhurnal Vysshey Nervnoy Deyatel'nosti, No 4, 1971, PP 700-7o4
Abstract: Report on the dynamics of formation of a conditioned reflex to a
chain acoustic stimulus (3 tones each sounded for 2 see) in an unrestrained
adult female Black Sea dolphin (T-ursiops' truncatus libnt). At the signal the
animal swam to a lever and was immediately rewarded with a fish if it pressed
the lever correctly. The reflex was formed to the complex stimulus as
th
quickly as to a similar simple reflex ancl the process was approximately t e
same as in other higher animals. The location of the dolphin at the time the
stimulus was presented and especially the position that it took under the
lever served as unique signals that had-an effect on the aninal's conditicned
activity. Experiments were performed with another dolphin to study the
reciprocal influence of food and play reactions, competitive relations, and
capacity for imitation.
W- N.'r 116,~116J 1446-ill"

'USSR 61915?6,651-45
All-Union Institute of Experimental Veterinary Medicine
"Some Cultural, Morphological, and Biocheaical Properties of Pasteurella
Multocida!'
Moscowl Veterinarlya, No 10, 1971, pp 116-119
Abstracti Beef-extract broth with 6% sodium chloride is a good medium for
growing E. coli, Proteus, Salmonella, Stapbylococci and some other microbes
but, not Fasteurella. multocida serotypes A, B, C, D, and E. Consequently this
medium is a useful means of differentiating Pasteurella from morphologically
similar microorganisms. P. multocida forms Df 1.1, and other shaped colonies,
and stability of colonies vary with the composition and properties of the culture
medium used. The type of medium also affects qualitatively and quantitatively
the biochemical properties of P. multocida. Indicator nedia at DH 7.1-7.2 are
required to study the enzymatic properties of this microbe qualitatively,
Quantitative changes az)pear on indicator media at pH 7.M.0. Ordinary beef-
extract broth can.be used to detect indole formation. The fermentation of
Maltose cannot be used as a reliable criterion for identifying Fazteurella
species or-distineuishing biochemical types witbin a species.
18 -

UBSR UDC 911-3:616.981.452(479-2)
MUIN.$ Yu. M. and PS
"The Mechanism of Circulation of the Plague Microbe at a High-Altitude Focus
in Transcaucasia"
V ob. Probl. osobo opasn. infektsiX (Problems of Especially Dangerous
Infections -- collection of Works), Sarutov, No 4(14), 1970, PP 105-109
(from RZh-Meditsinakaya Geografiya NO I, Mar 71,, Abstract So 3-36.114)
by B, Dobrokhotov
Translation: It appears that the main plague vector at a high-altitude focus
in Transcaucasia is the common vole. ~The predominamt fleas of the focus,,
Ctenophthalmas teres and Ct. vladimirit appeared inrapable of forming a plug
and of transmitting the agent. As a result an minion about the alimentary
mechanism of infection and about the existence of a focus due to cannibalism
among common voles vas advanced. This hypothesis proved to be Incorrect:
there are data concerning the possibility of formtion of plugs in Ceratophyl-
lus caspius and C. consimilis fleas and the transmission of plague bacteria
by them to the rodents. In the Transcaucasian natural focus, the transmission
mechanism of inducers is basic, whereas the alimentary mechanism is only of
secondary importance.

,--.-1/2 029 UNCUASSIFIEg' PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
4ITLE-DEVELOPMENT OF ACTIVE LMMUNITY IN PERSONS AFTER AN ACTIVE PASSIVE
,.,.~'~PROPHYLAXIS OF TETANUS -U-
l~AUTtiQR---!(05)-MATVEYEV9 K.I.* BYCHENK0.1 8.6.1 PETROVs P.N.1, KASPAROVA,
"~r_.YE&Mfv~T.RUNOVAi ZoNs C)
ot.OUNTRY OF.INFO--USSR
MIKROBIOLOG[It: EPIDEMIOLOGII I IMMUNOBIOLOGII, 19701-NR 51
-32
6
2
T E PUBL [SHED------70
~~SUBJECT AREAS--81OLOGICAL -AND --SCl-ENGES
TOPIC TAGS--ACTIVE IMMUNITY, PROPHYLAXISt TETANUS i TETANUS TOXOIDt
VACCINATION
;.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIF.IED
REEL/FRAME--1994/0103 STEP NO--UR/0016/70/000/005/0026/0032
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0114499
lif'll- LA S
m; m

on UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
'.'ClRC ACC8SSION NO--AP0114499
~~`4BSTRACYEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT.. OF 39 INJURED PERSONS WHO WERE NOT
SUBJECTED FORMERLY TO IMMUNIZATION AGAINST TETANUS 45PERCENT IN 3
7~--MONTHS, AND 73PERCENT IN 12 MONTHS, AFTERIAN URGENT ACTIVE PASSIVE
.!:,PROPHYLAXIS (TOXOID PLUS SERUM), WERE PREPARED TO REVACCINATION dITH
TOXOID AND REQUIRED NO ADMINISTRATION OF TETANUS ANTISF-RUM IN REPEATED
;__'~:TRAUMAS. AMOING HEALTHY PERSONS GIVEN~A SINGLE INJECTION OF TETANUS
,_TOXOID IN A DOSE OF 20 BU (50 PERSONS)i 64PERCENT IN 3 MONTHS3 AND
~__:~10OPERCENT IN 8-12 MONTHS WERE PREPARED TO REVACCINATION WITH THE USUAL
'~-DOSE OF THE TOXOID (10 BU). THIS POINTED TO THE POSSIBILITY OF WIDE
-SINGLE IMMUNIZATION OF ADULT POPULATION WITH SUBS80UENT REVACCINATION IN
8.T0 12.MONTHS. ANTITOXIC TETANUS ANTISERUM (39000 IU) INJECTED
:TOGETRER WITH THL TOXOIO (20 BUI PRODUCED SOME DEPRESSIVE EFFECT ON THE
DEVELOPMENT OF ACTIVE IMMUNITY IN FORMERLY NUN IMMUNILE0 PERSONS.
PERSONS IMMUNIZED AGAINST TETANUS IN WHOM THE ANTITOXIN TITRE WAS 0.001
-ML EVEN AFTER SEVERE TRAUMAS PRODUCED THE ANTITOXIN RAPIOLY IN
A
U
RESPONSE TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE'TOXIN TOGETHER WITH THE SERUM,
FACILITY: INSTITUT EPIDEMIOLOGII 1'.MIKROBLOLOGII IM~ GAMALEI AND
INSTI-TUT IM. SKLIFOSOVSKOGOI MOSCOW*
v i. n i

G26 ]UNCLASS1 F I E 0 ~PIROCE$SING DATE--160CT70
~,TJTLE-THE DURATION OF PASSIVE.IMMUNITY-IN PROPHYLAXIS OF TETANUS -U-
,.AUTHOR-(05)-MATVEYEV, K.I.9 KASHINTSEVA'v N~S.v PETROV, P.N., KASPAROVA,
---.YE*M KHARMOVAt SaAe
'~-;'.'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,~-'~S.OURCE-,"ZHURNAL MIKROBIOLDGII,. EPIDENIOL e(;~r IIMMUNOBIOLOGII, 1970, NR 5.
PP. 32-36
.60E. PWL ISHED ------- 70
,-SUBJECT AREAS---BIOLOG-ICAL AN-0-MEDUCAL-SC-l-ENC-ES
TAGS--PASSIVE IMMUNITYs PROPHYLAXIS, TETANUS rOXOED, TETANUS
~,CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS,
-UNC LA S S I F I E D
..,DOCUMENT CLASS
--U
,::eROXY REEL/FRAME--1994/0104 STEP NO R/0016/10/000/005/0032/0036
:'CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0114500
UNCLASSIFIED

'212 026 UNCLA~SSI F I ED Pk0CESSING DATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0114500
.-.:~-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-4U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CHANGES.OF ANTITOXIN TITRE
AFTER THE ADMINISTRATION OF 3,000 AU OF ANTITOKIN~SERUM WERE STUDIED Oi"l
98 PATIENTS OF THE TRAUMATOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE SKLIFOSOVSKY
.,INSTITUTE.. BLOOD ANTITOXIN TITRE WAS DETERMINED ON THE 2ND, 4TH, 6TH,
MAJORITY OF CASES THE
8THw 10 Hi IZTHI 15THt ZGTH AND 30TH DAYS. IN THL
.,ANTITOXIN TITRE REMAINLD WITHIN THE RANGE OF 0.01 AU-ML UP TO THE
DAY. LATER ITS T[TRE DISPLAYED A RAPID FALL. TO INCREASE THE
EFFICACY OF TETANUS PROPHYLAXIS IN iNONIMMUNIZED.WOUNDED PERSONS AN
,,.:,~:~ACTIVE PASSIVF PROPHYAXIS WITH THE SERUM AND TOXU[O IS NECESSARY.
FACILITY: IN-STITUT EPIDEMIOLOGII I MIKROBIOLOGIT, [Me SAMALEI AMN SSSR
-AND INSTITUT IM, 5KLIFOSOVSKOGOv MUSCOW.

USSR ~UDC
534-222.2
ISAKOV
Yu. I.) PMROY) Re Le
"Propagation of Shock Waves in a Pipeline with Fast-Acting Valves"
Tr. 1--aingr. politekhn. in-ta (Works of Leningrad Polytechnical Institute),
1970, No 313~, pp 127-130 (from RM-Mekhanika, No 9, Sep 70, Abstract Ho
9B261)
Translation: A description is given of a stand for studying the operation of
a ftwt-acting pneumatic valve in a high-pressure pipeline system. Gas flow
In the pipeline (diameter 32 mm) when the valve is opened (time of opening
89jo-3 s) is compared with the operation,.of a shock tube. Data are given on
experimental determination of the attenuation of a shock mave in a low-
pressure pipeline at various distances from the valve, (up to 1000 diameters).
The damping factor in found from the experimental data and~compared with
that calculated from the coefficient of, surface friction.

USSR UM 041.04J:JJ4.J
ISAKOV, YU. I., PETROV, R. L.
"Propagation of Shock Waves in a Line with a High-Speed Valve"
Trudy Leningradskogo Politekhnicheskogo Instituta, Aerotermodinanika
(Works of the Leningrad Polytechnical Institute, Aerothermodynamics),
No 313, 1970, pp 127-220
Translation: This article contains a description of a test unit for
otudying the operatioz, of a high-speed pneumatic valve in a system of
high-pressure lines. The characteristic features of the:gas flow in the
line (9532mm) on oDening the valve (opening time 8.lo-3 seconds) are
compared with operation of a shock t0e.: Data are presented on the
experimental determination of damping of the shock wave ina low pressure
line at various distances from the valve (up to 1,00 gages). The damping
coefficient is found by the experimental data, and:it is-compared with the
data calculated by the surface friction coefficient. There are 2 illus-
trations and a 3-entry bibliography..

PAdtESS ING 0ATE--041)EGT0
J. t2 3 UNCLASSIFIED
'-tlTLE--A0APTIVE VARIABLE PARAMETERLCONTROL OF VEHlrt,f,:s -u;.-
R.N.r RUTHKOVSKY9 V*YO.j. 1EMLYAKOVp S,0.
"C CUNT RY OF INF0--USSR ,r FRANCE
.,,Sl0URCE--3RD IFAC SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE CONTROLs TOULOUSI;j FRANCE, MARCH 1970
-DATE PUBLISHED -------- !o
AREAS-MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES, SPACE TECHNOLU('Yo NA111GATION
-TOPIC TAGS--LINEAR EQUATION, MATHEMATIC MODEL, SPACEI,'.RAFT, SATELLITE
-_.CONTROL
:,CChNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE3
,PROXY REEL/FRAME--3008/1876 STEP NO--FR/0000/70/(,OOIOOOJ'0000/()000

2/2 033 UNCLASSI.FIED PRUCESSING f)ATc'--04DEC7.9
ORC ACCESSION NO-AT0138768
-A,BSTRACT/EXTRACT--[U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. USUALLY THE METHOD- OF
iE MAT I CAI. :A VERIC! E AS A
LINEARIZATION ALLOWS TO GET A fiAll MOO E L a
LINEAR EQUATION (It 2 3 SHOWN ON tl I C ROF I CHE IT Is OBVIOUS FROM (ii
THAT THE ORDER OF THE PLANT EQUATION I.:) CONSTANT. THE 5~NTHESI-__. OF A
CONTROL SYSTEM MAY BE REPRESENTED AS A 111-NIMIZATfoN ~OR
PROBLEM OF A FUNCTIONAL, QT (3) SH=N ON MICROFICHE.
AT PRESENT THE
METHOD WHICH IS WIDELY APPLIED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF,% C 0 '14 TROL SYSTI!,
IS TO MAKE THE VARIABLE 1,11OVE SO AS TO PROVIDE THE DEiSIRED MOTION OF THE
WE SHALL NAME. THIS METHOD OF PLA'lf CrNTROL ASS TH'c'
cnNTROL VARIABLE.
VARIABLE Mf rHOD. USUALLY S E: c
THERE IS A RVONECHANISM IN 1HE STRUCTURE OF
A CONTROL SYSTEM TO MOVE THE FINAL CONTROL ELEMENT 14)(SHOWN LIN
MICROFICHE). OFTEN A CONTROL SYSTEM IS. DESIGNED AS A C13"IBINED SYSTE.4
WHERE BOTH CLOSE LOOP CONTROL AND OPEN LOOP cm,r,,toi.. ARE APPLIED. IF
-DYNAMIC PROPERTIES VARY WIDELY OVER ONE FLIGHT REGIME OR~FRdrl ONE REGIME
TO ANOTHER, A REGULATOR ALSO HAS TO BE A-DJUSTABLE TO PROVIDE
AtNIMIZATION OR RESTRICTION OF FUNCTIONAL; (3). AS A li'ESULT WE OEITAm
-ADAPTIVE VARIABLE CONTROL OF A PLANT. ;SOMMMES AE)APTIVE VARI.ABLE
ItONTROL.DOES NOT PROVIDE RESTRICTION OF F.UNUIONAL,(3) WITHOUT SPECIAL
I-CHANGING THE PLANT DYNAMIC PROPERTIES* ':PUR*POSEFUL CHANGE OF PLAs"IT
PARAMETERS WILL BE TER14ED AS THE PARAMETER CONTROL 4ETHOD.
t~ L' ji I f .1 0

UDC 621.396.62.029.7
10V 1. 1., KARLOV V., KRYNETSKIY B. B.P MISHIN, V. A R. P.
DUS111,
"Application of the Duality Theorem to Investigate the Antenna Characteristics
of Superheterodyne Photoreceivers [InfrareA Heterodyne Detection]"
Moscow, Radioteldinika i olektronika, Val XVII, No 2, 1972, pp 345-350
Abstract: Results are presented from measuring the radiition directivity pat-
-tern of a heterodyne receiver of CO -laser emission. Application of the hetero-
2
dyne receiver constricts the directivity pattera to 0.007-0.01 rads.
Figures are presented sh(wing the results of measuring the directivity
patterns of the heterodyne receiver in tile 10.6 micron rxige. For co-mparisoa
of tile directivity pattern of dirccL and licteroclyne reception, the directivity
GL -eceivers op(!rating ai3 videodetectors.
was measured for Cc-j%u and -In-Sh f
-;no vctiiod of reception tle directivity
The applicaLlon of the linterod .1
pattern by 15 tines and provides significant (20 decibels) gain in the signal.
The application o1i the duality Lheoren whern vensurftng the direcLivity
pattern of .1 heterodyne receiver in the infrared range permits quite exact and
Gimple eatir,.ation of Oie anconna characterip ties of the optical. het--rodyne
2.- 112

JOR
i Elelk~troni';-Cl' Vol 'XXII,
D US I I H 0 V, I -I- Ou (Ili Radio' 2
-145-35)0
ATo 2, 1972, PP
~recciver. Use of the method of direct meanurement of the directivity pattern
permits more e-,act measuremont of Lhe antenna characteris tics of tile heterodyne
receiver of infrared radiation and estimation of the quality of different opti-
cal elements.
'>12

;k."77- :6~3
USSR C: .15-30.1 5.6
DUSHKOV I. I.1 KARLOV, N. V., KRYNETSKI B. B. , MJSIIIN V. A., PMOV, R. P.
"Antenna Characteristics of a Heterodyne Receiver of C02 Laser Emission"
Kratkiye soobshch. no fiz. (Brief Reports on Physics), 19ri, Ito 1, pp ho-44
(from EZh-Radiotekhnika, No 5, May 71, Abstract No 5D487)
Translation: The directivity of a heterodyne receiver of C02. laser emission
was studied directly and by r-eans of the geaeralized reciprocity theoren.
The gain in the output signal with the use of heterodyne reception is 20 DB.
~The radiation pattern is narrowed by a factor of 15 to,0,007 radian. A. K.

n -Xie
Instruments a d V asu -ments
USSR UDC: 62,1-.3.0158.8:621.7
DUt- I- C)V, 11. V. =.1I1 -.,Ty T IT A
B,
and PE7-RIVIT, H. P.
"Heterod-n-2 M lethod for 11easuring the Diffusion Componont of
Uaser Fwirrors
Yrat!--i,~,!c ,mobc-Tir-la. no 1'i7,. (Bliort Co'-.1-ainicat-iol1r, ill lbysics)
--Radiotek "'o 1972,
(frOM T
Nio,10, 1"72, i~n 10-15 1Zh
Abstract Ero 4,,,,;,-i1)
e4- c-odyne ,;method fo-v
Trans 12 t i on: 'L'ne dcocrii)tion is clilren of a h k,
deteririini-g, -~Iic dif-Cii-sion co,.qponont; it-E, aCm?.ntv,.L,,-es, jilar-cow re-
hiCji oe-rusitivity MI'lla., it 'all C-Cfect-ive
Ceptioll d"
sureu.,ent --lothod. I- C02 with a 5-11,7 ou-L-.- ut
ed. "he radi-ation receiver i:3 v. GE!h~; photo.-t-e-i-11-or oper,-1-in-
is ur
The ressiilts ::xc., [,-ivc-n Of
at the tue:~r)erat-ure o--" nolid nitro,~cn.
measuroL-ci ,s of the dif-Cusion comnonent looseS 1"or gold
-ioiiF v! '1i a coi~.`w~ t' oj-:, 1-51-10
V,*~.. _U U1 1! 1
mde b-%?-
(liffu~l'on C io.
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t1he j C C!;-~

UDC: 617.6.02tOOl
DIRECTIMS OF DEVELOPMENT OF RESEARCH (TARGE7 TREE) ON TILE PROBLVI OF ' IiRe~,LN
AND TISSUE TFMSPLMTATt0% '
fArticle by Yu.M. LopukhIn " Petrov Second ~U)se*. Mcdical Lnutl-tut,
N.T. Plrv=~~M~scowT VeAtnm Nault SSSR, Ruasi.n, No 11,
1971, pp 81-89)
Orgdn and tizrua taangplantatian isone of~ the rapidly developing
branches of =darn Riedicdl and biological science. With each year an incre-
ing num~>er of immunclogistat biochemists, surgeons, o7cparinonters, rharmacolo-
ttt%ta, and renetictsts in being drawn to develop the diverse problems d-411"i
with this complex zubjacc. There in an ever Increasing amount of scientific
information abnut the transplantation problem and an annual increase in number
of scientific laboratories and clinical centers, both in our country and
abroad. dealing with theoretical znd zliniral aspects of this problem. h
special institute of Organ and TLssuo Transplantation has been organlited in
the USSR Academy of ~tedical Sciences.
In this situation an- taijent niid"s arisen to coordinate ratinnallv
the efforts of the numarouR army of scientists, to have a scientifically
substantiatad approach to diarribution of material resources in accordance
with the most important directions of scientific research holding the promise
of the greatest effect and with a.bigh.coeffitient of "mutual usefulnei-.s."
For expressly this purpose. an effort was m4iie to prepare an All-UnIon
program o~ scientific research on organ and tissue transplantation. called
upon to become an instrument of the problem commission in work pertaining to
coordination =4 stimulation of scientific research in our country.
When preparing a rajor scientific program there are six main prereqtti-
sites: 1) distinct formulation of rhe target and chief aspects whose integ-
ration rcault In reuching It; 2) determination of the key issues of each
aspect on the solution of which the general. success relies the most; 3)clear-
cut illustration of distribution of scientific forces at a given time. i.e.
a supply of key problems with demonstration of elements not taken care of;
4) possibility of bringing any item on the program up to the level of con-
crete subjects; 5) the program as a whole should be an clear and graphic as
& topographic map; 6) in spite of being interrelated. each element in the
Ila -
,Z41

"Migration of Stem Calls From Seavened Bone Marrow Following Irradiation in
Varying Doses"
Hoscow, Radiobiologiya, Vol 12F No 1p Jan/,Feb 720 pp 69-76
Abstracti A series of experiment., using exogenous and endogenous methods of
oloning hemopoietic elements were perfo:cmed to assess quantitative3,y the
migration and repopulation of colony-formingstem. cells (CFC) when a portion
of bone marrow in nice is screened during x-ray irradiation. During the first
2 days following irradiation in 800-850 r dosoup CPC content decreased by
58-60%, on the 14th dayt it increased to 124%1 in 2`1-30 ClAysp it became nor-
mal. Data fmri a supplementary experiment showed that.CFC ivduetion is due
to emigration of stem calls into the blood stream, az4 that ra-pid repopula-
tion of hemopoietic tissue is related to CFa emigration and circulation.
Another study showed that all colonies in i=-ddlated tissue were formed by
stem cells migrating from screened bone ma=ow. Using this data as the
starting poiatt a quantitativeassay was made of intenSity of migration.
It was found that the number of colonies.increasas lin6arly in relation to

77
USSR
PETROV 0 R. V. and MMITOV, R. H. Radiobiologiya, Vol 12, No 1, Jan/Feb 72,
pp 69-76
the length of time between screening and."turning off" screened bone marrow
(with a second exposure); it constitutes about 4 colonies per hour. The
rate of CFC migration remains intense for at least 24 hours. When compaxed
with the protective activity of transplanted bone marrowy, it was found that
10-100 times more colonies are required with screened bone marzow to achieve
equal results. There was no evidence that screening is:zelated to Intensified
CFG'aigration.
2/2

USSR VDC 577,391:612.016.1
P"ROX. R. V,., KOVAL'CHUK, L. V., and CHERFDEYEV, A. N., Inst1tute of
Biophysics, Irlinistry of Nealth USSR, Moscow
"Quantitative Aspects of Present-Day Radiation Immunology and the Action
of Radiation on Intercellular Cooperative:Processes"
Moscow, Radiabiologiya, Vol 11, No 4, Jul,/Aug 71, pp 483-494
Abstract: During the past 15-20 yrs a considerable amount of research has
been done on the effects of irradiation on immunity. This research was done
principally an the level of changes in the immunity of the entire organism;
relatively few studies have beea concerned with quantitativO aspects of the
action of radiation on immunocompe tent calls. For a number of years, sys-
tematic research has been conducted at the authors' laboratory oil the effects
of sublethal irradiation of mice with gamma-rays upon the dynamics of changes
in cells of the lymph system. In this research quantitative estimates were
mad2 for 2 mos after irradiation of the number and functional activity of
lymphocytes, immunocomipetent precursors,tstem liemopoiatic cells, and anti-
body-forming cells. This work is reviewed. The resLiltr, shotqed that changes
in tile immunological response of the irradiated a~rgani!im wene not due solely
to a shortage of cells participating in this response (principally precursors
112

W I i
USSR
PETROV, R. V., Radiobiologiya, Vol 11, No 4, Jul/Aug I., pp 483-494
of antibody-forming cells and immunocompetent cells exhibiting homotrans-
plantation activity); there were also radiation-produced deficiencies in
intracellular cooperative processes necessary for immunological effects.
Specifically, disturbance in the cooperation between lymphoid cells and
stem hemopoietic cells could be assumed.. Stem hemopoier-ic cells, in the
absence of lymphocytic stimulation in the direction of immuno- and lympho-
poiesis, differentiated towards hemopoiesis. One of the aims of the re-
search being conducted is development of methods for restoration of the
immunological reactivity of the irradiated:organism by:transplantation of
one or several types of cooperating cells,..
2/2

Aerospace Mpedicine
USSR UD 0'5770.91r 612.017- L
1ZB-MEVj X. A., and PETROV,1A R.--V, insti.tuta of Biomedical Problems and
Institute of Bi bti~ :"of Health: USSR.
ophysicst
"Immunological Problems of Closed-Space&and,Gnatobio1o&1
Moscow, Uspekhi Sovrenennoy Biologlis hoize,1974P 235 25-
Abstracta Conditions in s-oaeecxaf-11.- are conducive to.tbe develbpment of'a
fund=entally new arA different microflora chai-actatized. by 11 simplification
of the species compozition, in=aze In number of nutations, , and. tend-ency
toward an increase in the total- number of microbial units rer unit of - volume.
The level of i-r-,nunity is certain to fall. on. long~dura tion f11'r-j-,ts because of
relative inactivity and insufficient antigenic stimulation. This er-hances
the danger of infections of unusual type and severity occurring during. flight
and of "nicroblnl sb-ocW' arising upon the, return to eaz-1h. Resistance to
infections can be increased or complications -p-revented:by regular, continuous
Introduction into the body of pure antiGens or by vacciiiation ifith live
ide-roorganisms. The simplest approach is via. ent-exal imaunization which car,
be achieved by adding a variety of antigens to the cosimonautW diet., Frior
to flieht their nicroflora can. be ra6mlated 1,0, usirij; tho. prihoiplco developed
In research on gornfroo ard-mals.

PRbCESSING DATE--040EC70
.028 UNCLASSIFIED
~.___Tl-_TLE--RA0I AT ION. IMMUNOLOGY ANO TRANSPLAhtATION U-'
R.V4# ZARETSKAYAt YU0s
CUNT RY OF INFO--USSR
c ni io r f 0 A n T A T IZZ I n N kJA Y A i mmi i Nn i n r. r Y A I TRANSPLANTATSEYA) MOSCOWe
LASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.DOCUMENT C
:PR6XY FICHE NO----FD70/605010/005 STEP NO--UR/0000/7L)/000/000/0001/0544
-C-1-RC -ACCESSIGN-N0-00140141-
A f f)

212 028 UNCLASSIF10 PROCESS ING DATE--04DEC70
~t[RC ACCESSION NO--AM0140141
:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. :TABLE OF CONTENTS:: PREFACE 3.
CHAPTER I NONSPECIFIC F4CTORS OF IMMUNITY 7. If SPECIFIC FACTCRS OF
39. 111 TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNITY 78. i :IV T
HE REACTION OF THE
TRANSPLANT AGAINST THE HOST 150 VTHE EFFECT OF IONIZING IRRADIATION
ON TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNITY 182, VI IMMUNOLOGICAL TOLE
'RANCE AND
RADIATION 203. VII TRANSPLANTATION OF HEMOPOIETIC TISSUES AS A 14EANS
T(l COMPENSATE FOR RADIAL AFFECTIONS 250. , VIII IDENTIFICATION OF
RADIATIf3N CHIMERISM AND THE P.EGUtARITI'ES.OF MULTIOLICATION OF
TRANSPLANTED CELLS IN THE ORGANISM OF~AN IRRAWAT50 RECIPIENT 292. Ix
.'TH'E HEMATOLOGICAL STATUS OF RADIATION CHIMERAS 315. X THE
IMMUNOLOGICAL STATUS OF RADIATION CHIM ERAS 332. XI THE MECHANISM OF
SECONDARY DESTRUCTION OF RADIATION CHIMERAS 380. XII TRANSPLANTATION
OF CELLS TO IRRADIATED RECIPIENTS, A MpDEl. OF BIO~OGICAL INVESTIGATIONS
4tl. XIII ANTIGEN PROPERTIES OF TISSUES OF IRRADIATED ANfMALS 444.
XIV C REACTIVE PROTEIN AND RADIATION SICKNESS 481. XV AUTOIMHUNE
DISORDERS AND THE IMMUINIOGENETIC CONCEPTION OF THE EFFECTS OF RADIAL
AFFECTIONS 503. LITERATURE 5.35. EXAMINED IS TH~ EFFECT OF RADIATION
ON THE ANTIBODY GENESIS AND ANrIM.ICROBE,. IMMUNITYr -NONINFECTUOUS
IMMUNOLOGY (AT THE CELL ANO SUBCELL LEVEL). THE BOOK: IS DESIGINECD FOR
RESEARCHERS WORKING IN THE FIELD OF RA610 BIOLOGYvIMIMUNOLOGY ANo FIELD
CONNECTED WITH THE USE OF RADIOLOGICACAND IMMUNOLOGICAL METHODS#
WORKING WITH THE PROBLEM OF-TRANSPLANTAt[ON OF TISSUES AND*
ORGANS.

112 041 UNCL-AS S I FI;01; PROCESSIN)G DAT5-02nCT70
TITLE.--THE PRESENT AND I AE BJTURE :OF ASIT-RONAUTICS
C. T k Y ~'O FINF-3--USSR, U SfATES
rEO
SCLJKCE--IZVESTIYA, JUNI 21, 1970, P 3, CUL S 3-5
--21JU.N70
:-'DATE PU,i.LISHED
SU3JECT AREAS-SPACE TECHNOLOGY
_-T0PI'__ TAGS--ASTPONAUTICS, SPACE PROGRAM, SPACE STATJ,ON, AUTO,4ATf;:
5PACECRAFT CONTRUL
,"..C0,'4TkCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
,::DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY PEEL/FRAME--1989/1605 STEP NO--UR/90031/7~)/000/000/0r)03/0003
.:.-CIRC ACCESS111N ND--AN0108025
UNCLASSIFIED

-2/2. 041 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-020CT70
ACCESSION NU--AN0103025
:-JAC
GP-0- ABSTRACT. PETROV CLAIMS THAT BASIC
DIRECTION'S OF SOVIET AND U.S. SPACE EXPLORATIONS COINCIOLD. BUT TIDAY
~SUME DIFFE:'E.NCES HAVE DEVELOPED BETWEEN THE Tw:l SPACE PIRDGRAMS. HE SEES
THt FLIGHT UF "APOLLC-11" AS THE PRIME TARGET OF THE ENTIRE U.S. SPACE
PROGRAM OF THE LAST DECADE. THE SOVIETS# HE C-LA11S, tore CONDU-.11flni A
:4ULTIPURP[",SE PROGRAM WITH THE LE~DING ROLE GIVE1`4 I'D AUTOMATED VEHICLES
IN THE EXPLORATIONS OF SPACEP THE MOON.f A14D OTHER PLANETS, M444ED
FLIGHTSARE ONLY A PART OF THE ENTIRE PROGRAM. AND 'THEY WILL PLAY A%
IMPORTANT ROLE IN THE NEAR THE EARTH SP'AC*E EXPLORATIONS,. ERECTION OF
SPACE,STATIONS, AND OTHER STUDIES.WHICH ARE OF IMPORTANCE TO THE
-NATIONAL EQONOMY OF THE U.S*S*R&:.
I IA 4 1 1 A L tj

UDC 621.311,2:621.0,19(-17)
PLAN1411iC AWMIC ELECTRIC POMR STAVONS U-1-1 STCAM-CDOLED RV~Cluts
!Article bl.' t- V. Faltifati, doctor technical "c and
-Ant! V. V., cr.4i".0-o' J~scorw.
u!jcd In rtnmic reactors zrc watiq ut
oure ar boilir.3 ~4att7r, IiqulA r?etala, And j-.a.7an. It Is possiblej
uto olno bupiiriivat~,d otezz us a ccolant for atonic reactor.
A
tor'; dt(fLr fr= builing-w4ter venctoru with ate~% suVerhmat in zt.at L
I boiling of thn Coulant In th4c-m.
Even in the ow..,binvil. &vstc= of a boiling reactor con=z",:
z4n4otn with a eca4tor for qep~ratia sta= superl teat (SSR) I I - 31
rinctor is M stQsit~iioolcd, but doe% not constitt~te in this case, a~.
laditpondenc power install.ation",
Aa An Indap-Odeat Pouar 1.nst4l2atLcn one can use a ste=-cooled rt;Q i
with exctrn4l ov-poratLon In two vartatits:
with the stogm coolatit obtaLtried at s4turation temperature in a. mix-A
qpo boiler (I.Dofflor sqhtsie);
with a sisrinco-time Ate= sonorator,
The Lo*!Ilar mzhcrne unn provtz%isly used in &toa,,) gentratzrs
ail tuol, And 5,xao of them are. in j,,,v--(LtLzn to this M7 im A nu~-~ber
IwAn t1uch a %q:ti:;o pnncrALor.-.;,.5 in operation until 11o6)
WMR tit tit(- 1!,*cw..t thennal linuor plnnt T::75 V,i 9. 71te Lreffler
at-imic elipctrIc atationr la chacactcrlzed by rho fact Lhat the rcact~-.. in
coolv;l %lith *tn-am (F'S. 1).
Abt)ut 114 of t1ja superlientod stetz frtm the reActor Fo~'n to t~~. t~.. -
blot" artj th-i Curaining 314 LP diverted for intcr-.zc~diatt! suporhcatu,~, a 1,
which It onterm into A rtvitin Senor4Lor of the mtxinj: typc. where
tha OtCaM fr(43 0111 favilwater results in dry aziturztcd atcam that is z,d - :h
A CoMpCogbal! into the v,.4ctor for now superhonting 14, 51 . 'nia ititttroe~!;a:~~

s r- r oam Tii setvice:
00489JL
AW.
CHU11CAL 7S
Y11
as sokentsi~ Byktiva. L.
WSW Aeltiity sca4efor noimailu"
N.; p
Zh.
le;sitij, it 11, 1
Okussb
H4aiid
scale ac-cording to NIA. Irmailovi. 0962). pA ~= 1) b
the relative acidity scale E,' (EL,IHMA -EIA fated
by the appro-m. it(juation pK, 16g an-a6t4-
where Ei is a dMusion Ohase pot6ntiall, pH, is the'~qpread: or the
scale, -tu, is tl,.e aoivit~,cueff . 6f ~rotuu in iwEn-Aic I'lild. aq s;:11n
and alp and aG*'R- are the activities (if IV and OFT'% resp., in a
half-iieutralized sol n Yvvre coin fiaked., Acidity ~ciili!s' for alcs. are
zomcwhat h gh r, thom tim e i-11cmit
pA sA~Wts (lue pr.~bobly b) 0
plete dissocn. of UICIO,,' Ej'aq'd.VA foi- WCO)Rt~ 1~,IeC-N,-nd
I
merSO in the acid auge are in goO agz*enzezk:. . Tlere is a
A
linear relatidu between pK, ancl F/ for Jf,O, evi.6Aene
ales., ethylenediamine, "C~f
r JIUOH'
MeCOEt, AfeCN, 14CONNIe. and mei,'O; cit!,
only 1 ight
relatIve to 11,.0 in YIZ, J~zwof
the main cames !or io~wv ~pR~ is t~m' ic,~izutim ci~! R 0
small, anits. off v;'Kich are, present! iii ~:hu solvmt. t 1 h,2 pKi e!itd
for
on the basis of P,!,' werews~ follmvs: i; T4 for,HCON
-2:30 for MeCN,, -9 31. for Alc- '~;23 f,
'COFt
MetSO,
and for iso-PeDH. Ch4iim wehleT
VI REELI FWIE
06 1

USSR
UDC 547.562+532.74543A-22
PETROV. S. M. PILYUGIM, V. B., EREDZMPORIA, Z. A , and FATIML0, F. A.,
University imeni 40-Letiya Oktyabrya:
"Study of the Reaction of Halogenated Phenols With TiributylphosphwLe and
Trioctylphosphenoxidell
Leningrad, Zhurnal. (Ybshchey Khilri-i, Vol 429(1M), Vyp 4, 1972., PP 762-y65
Abstract: The size of the equilibrium constant and the aize of the bathochrome
shift were studied for the reaction of various mono- substituted chloro-, bromo-,
and iodophenols and the di-, tri-, tetra-., and pentachlorophenols vith tributyl
phosphate (TBP) and trioctylphosphenoxide (TOPP). Me value of the equilibrium
constant for the reaction of pheno's with TCPP was larger than with TEF; however
- L
the equilibrium constants for both of the abovo clatisco ol" reactionn were signif-
icantly larger than previously reported values for the remetion of such phenols
with ketones, amides, and sulfoxides. The Value Of the equi.Ubrium constant
for the title reaction due to hydrogon boiid;Wg in related to tbxec factors:
1) the Presence of intramolecular hydrogen bonding in the studied Dhenols; 2) the
acidity of the phenol; and 3) the basicity of the acceptor (in this case the TBP
and TOPP).

1/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED, ~P'ROCESSING. DATE~-20NOV70
TITLE-CHEMICAL PROCESS FOR REMOVING SCAIE~FROH FE;R.ROCHROME -U-
LTHOR-PETROV
CUNT 9 Yr.F INFC-USSR
-SCURCE-PRId. TEKH. EKSP. 1970. 1,1 240'
A~ T EF UEL I S HE 0--= 7 C
~suejECT ARE'S-MATERIALS, MECH., IND., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
f0PAC TAGS-METAL SCALING, CHRUMIUM OXIDEt' CPROMIUM ALLi]Yv CLEANING
CtuTRCL IYARKING- NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
P40 X YR.EEL/FkAHE--1994/1712 U R0 12 0 f 7 00 0 1100 02 4 0 10 2 4 0
STE PNO
clac.. ACCESS Icti No-Apoll.55111
UNCLASS I F

r -zf-2 018 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
ICIRC ACCESSICt, NO-AP01155-41
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT.' THE SCALE CONSISTS HASICALLY OF FE
AND CR OXIDES. A HE-41TED WATER SOLN.~ OF A MIXT. OF KLO SUB4 AND 'A StAB12
FROM FERROCHROME WITHN 3n; MIN 'WITHO NG 'THE
-SO SUE4 REMLVES SCALE UT HARMIN
FUSICN OF GLASS TO METAL. TWO VOLS*,Of CONCD, H SUB2 50 SUB4 ARE POURED
INTG.3 VeLS. UF 1%4 F
JER WITH EXTENSIVE M-[Xlt%G AND AWN,, AFTER CoOLlNr 0
1 ~VGL. GF HCLr, SUB4 TO MAKE THE ETC H I NIG: S OLN. FACILITY.* INST
PROBL., MUOSCO~i, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

Acc.' Nr: Ref. Code: UR 0056
PRI14ARY SOURCE: Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoretichaskoy
Fizikis 1970,Vol 5& 'Nr 2, pp
EXCITGN- AND EMITON-MAGNON ABSORPTION
IN ANTIFERHOMAGNETIC.C9NInFs
ko V. V.;
Bejya3~Rva-j A:~'J.; Yeremen
Silayev, V1,_I.; Le
The absorption c-pectruin of antife
rromagnetic, CsWW3 is:studied in detaii in tho
Cgroup band region of the W1n2 ion shifted from. the i0ersion center. The temperature
was varied between 1.2 and 60* K and the: external magnetic field between 0 and 2.5 k0c.
Identification of the spectrurn is perforined within the framework of group theory
analysis. It is shown that CsMnr-3 is an unusual crystal among antiferromagnetie sub-
stances. For the Mn2 ion in it puro excitort transitions are allowed in the electric dipole
approximation. The main. properties of pure exciton ind exelton-magnon absorption
hands are obtained in accoriance with tho~Lotidon scherne V-). 411ot* and (tcoldo magnon
satellites and also two-magnon batellites~,ol ptu-e exciton absorption b.-inds are detectod
in tho absorption spectrum and investigated. The maxiinal magnon frequency at the
boundary of the Brillouin 26ne is.determined, A.- == 38 cm-1. The problem of distortiun
-of this quantity due to exe lfton= magnon, interaction in. processes induced by excitation
of one or two magnons together, with the exciton.is discussed.
P I
REEL[FRAM
1%)#W067

LIDC 612.842.6-058.9%061.12
WATUM AND DISTRULTION OF INTRAOCIP-AR PRESSURE V nALWY
PEZONS AGES 25-40 ENGAGED IN MINTAL WO'LK

(Article by T. k. ?atmy-=4 H. P. Xut'min; Poscow, Ka
I
i
c
D
a
I
YA
e
L h itainfi, =Mj UOM S. 80-62, suN
ff
t
rEd
MA
T
V
1970
One of the most Important problems 'in expert exazination and selac-
tion of coamonatus and pre"Icting the dependability of th.aizheAlth durtna
prolonje4, space flights Is t!ae detection of latent pathology. which it.
closely related to the upper limit of age for zoamonswta.
Most &nchroporetric Indicau Chei&c, walebt, pbysical stronath, ate.)
izow differ eo"Uerably fro= these parameters rharacteristic for tne late
19th and tzrly 210th centuries (Beniaholdt, 1940; N. A. Pletnava, 1928, M. M.
Romsnovskiy, 1960; V. S, Solov'yeva, 1967).
This ='kez it atstntial to reexamine the indices of the anatomic
and functional scrto a.' human orkans and syste=.
solution of -ZL rroalem af nor=lzy 11=--ta inid pathology I:%
l=POSMAbla with=--
the limits 0t Phyt 10 logical variations
in dtZinite iutationi In the hu== boiy, taking into account age, occu-
pation t-nd observation period.
One of the =e*t -1--7artant phyoiclogicaL functioar *=urinz normal
cr-~crAtEcn of the visual a.-;ely=zr it tha m3intanance of normal '.ntrLocula
pressuro. Prwover, ophthalmolorista are noc unrmilmous In :heir conclu-
sior-s ca'acernirg tlti~ ranSe of normal Intraccular pressure.
in the. machad 'or measurin;, ophthalmological tone adopted in the
Soviet Uaion some &uthor. feel that the physiological limit of Intrzac-
ular praaa~.ra var--Ativa falls in the rante from lS ro 30 = Ug (A. Ya.
Sa--ayllov, 1960, L. it. V4sil'yrva. 19401 Yu. V. 7erl~a, 1062, 11. S. Solov
yeva, 1966, E~ 5. Avazlacv, ac al.. 1970); othcro corisider the normal
r~naa to be from I-$ cc, 26 = lie (V. P. Odintsov. 19238, D, V. Kanto-..
at: U_ 1962, V, C. Brikman, 1963), gn4 finally, individual resaarchers
- 123

USSR UDC 548.58
RUBAL'SKAYA, E. V., an&TIMA, A. G.
"Study of the Solubility of Lithium,*Nickel, and Magnesium Ferrites in
PbO-B203"
Moscow, Kristallografiya, Vol 15, No 5, Sep-Oct 70, pp 1094-1096
Abstract: A study was made of the temperature dependence of the solubility
of lithium, nickel, and iuagnesium ferrites.in the solvent PbO-B203- The
solubility data were obtained by determining the solurion saturation temper-
ature on the basis of growth -- the diss'olution of seods fmm the crystal-
lized materials. A somewhat smoothed band:of the solubility curve was
fuund in the 1000* C region for lithium!ferrite and the 1200* C region
for nickel.ferrite, most clearly expressed on the plot by the derivative

2/3 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
:-CXRC ACCESSION NO--AT0132444
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT---(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE COMPLEXITY OF A SYSTEM IN THE
MOST GENERAL CASE IN CONTROLLED BY THE VOL. OF INFORmA,rIONP NECESSARY TO
DESCRIBE A GIVEN SYSTEM, ANDt' ACCORDING~ TO SHANNIIIN, US A FUNCTION OF T14E
PROBABILITY OF EVENTS OCCURRING DURING A TEST OF17HE SYSTEM. THIS
FUNCTIONt WHICH IS CALLED ENTROPY (H)~r HAS THE FOR14 OF: H EQUALS
SIGMAP(X SUBI)LOG PIX SUB[); WHERE P(,X SUBI) IS A PROBABILITY P SMALLER
THAN 1 OF AN EVENT X SUBI. DURING EVALUATION OF.THE COMPLEXITY OF THE
CHEM. COMPN* OF ROCKSt MINERALSP ETC.t THE EVENT X SBUt COULD BE T14E
DETECTION OF AN ATOM OF A GIVEN TYPE AND THEN P(kSUBI) SHOULD BE THE
AT. CONCN. OF INDIVIDUAL ELEMENTS* DURING EVALUATION OF THE COMPLEXITY
OF MINERAL COMPN. , THE DETECTION: OF THE .-MOL. OF A' CHEM. COMPD. IS AN
EVENT AND MOL. PARTS OF EACH-MINERAL AR5.P(X SUB11. THE OCCURE?lCE OF
GRAINS IN A GIVEN SIZE RANGE IS AN EVENT DURING EVALUATION OF THE
COMPLEXITY OF PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION IN IGNEOUS OR SEDIMENTARY
ROCKS, THEREFOREv THE COMPLEXITY OF A SINGLE ROCK CAN BE EVALUATED
FROM AT LEAST 3 DIFFERENT CHARACTERISTitS, THE CONTACY REACTION BETWEEN
ROCKS, HAVING DISTINCTLY DIFFERENT COMPNS. (E.Gv SI,YEN[rES OR GRANITES
WITH MARBLE) RESULTS IN THE APPEARANCE, OF A MAXv H IN THE HYBRID ROCKS.
~THE INTERACTION BETWEEN ROCKS, HAVING MORE SIMILAR CHEA. COMPN. (E.G.
FENITIZATION), RESULTS IN THE APPEARANCt- OF A:SERII,:.S OP ROCKS WITH
MONOTONICALLY CHANGING H FROM ONE ROCKJO ANOTHER,., GREISENIZATION AND
OTHER METASOMATIC PROCESSES RESULT BOTH IN AN INClki*,,:ASE AND IN A OECREASE
.,OF THEH.. A DISTINCT RELATION IS-UDSD*. BETWEEN INOIVIDOAL STAGES OF
_GREISEN DEVELOPMENT AND ENTROPY*
UNCLASSIFIED

3/3 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
G, I R CACCESSION NO--AT0132444
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-THE COMPLICATION OF COMPN. I INC RE AS EIN li), T~iEN PAS-SING
OF H THROUGH A MAX.t AND THE DECREASE, TO A DEGREE OEPIENDING ON THE
REWORKING OF INITIAL ROCK ARE OBSO. IN METAMORPHEC ROCKS, ENTROPIES OF
COMPLEXES OF MAIN ROCK TYPES ARE GIVEN.~ THE U$E: OF ENTROPY, AS A
PARAMETER OF COMPLEXITY, WILL HELP EL.ucIf)ATE:THE GENERAL TENDENCIES OF
GEOCHEM. AND OTHER PROCESSES INJTHE EARTHIS CRUST-BECAUSE OF ITS
OBJECTIVITY AND MATH. JUSTIFICATION. o FAULITYr. 'LENINGRAD. GOS.
-UNIV IN. ZHDANOVA, LENINGRADY USSR*
UNCLASSEFI-EG

NO OIG982-
AUTHORS- .-kiqm ENGINEER AND YEF I-MOV V,, CANDIDAT--
PK_Tlw*
-MED[rAL scWias
37
TITLE-- ATTENTION. RADIATIO,.%4
NEWSPAPER-- KRASNAYA ZVE20AP FEBRUARY It 1970, P 40 COL 1
ABSTRACT-- THE ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE DANGER OF SPACE RADIATION IN
POPULAR-SCIENCE TERMS AND GIVES THEJOTAL RADIATION BOSE OF THE
THREE wSOYUZw SPACE SHIPS /THE RECENT FLIGHT/ AS 36-r-4 MILLIRADS
WHICH PRESHMABLY, IS MANY TIMES LESS THAN THZ PERMISSIBLE DOSE OF
15-RAbs.
19G00110

ism UDC: 681-32.001
WRT(YV, A. I. , Y_ETRftV__a____ SAVUTKIN, V. V. , SHAGULIN, V. I., VOLKOV, A. F.,
SOROKIN, G. K.$ V. A., CHEGLAKOV, Ye. A. , CHEIGIAREV, Yu. D.
"A Device for Determining the Region of Operability of a Digital Computer
With Respect to Supply Voltages"
USSR Author's Certificate No 291206, filed 7 Aug 68, published 29 Mar 71,
(from RZh-Avtomatila Telemeklianika i Vychislitel'neya Tekhnika, No 10, Oct
71, Abstract No 10B146 P~_
Tran-mlation- There is a well-known device which determines the region of opera-
bility of a digital- computer with respect. to supply voltaiSes - This device con-
tains; a control unit, voltage coLumutation module., an element for controlling
the sign of the independent voltage increment, and a device for visual display.
Howeverl such devices are incapable of monitoring the chaiiges in digital com-
puter elements which occur as a result of various anbient factors while the
computer is in operation.* To speed up determination of the lirdts of the
region of operability and improve the reliability of measurer-ents, the sigral
input of the element for controlling the sign of the independent voltage incre-
ment in the device Intorduced by thislAuthor's CorLificate is connected to the
output of the voltage coLu.7utation module while the contralling input and the
-7
UDC: 536.2
USSR
KAPRALOV,
PETROV V A PWROVA, I. I-s NESHPOR, V. S., FRIDLENDER9 B. A-9
L.Xj- - e Academy Of Sci-
4z s V., Institute of High,Temperatures 64' th
V. K., BELIK, R.
ences of the USSR, State Institute of Applied chemistry
tropic Pyrolytic Graphite"
rties of ISO
Itsome Thermophysical Prope
Moscow$ Teplofizika Vysokik-h Temperatur, Vol 11, No ~2, t-tar/Apr 73, PP
.308-313
Abstract: A studY is done on the electrical resistence, thermal conduc-
1.
tivity and radiative characteristics Of PYrolytic graphite which lacks a
rystallographic plalles with respect to the
preferred orientation of the c itb densi-
The measurements were made oil SPecimET's w
deposition surface- orature interval.
ties ranging from 1.76 to 2.19 g/cc over a wide temP
The behavior of the properties as a function of clensitY and temperature
is txplained in terms of Pcculiarities of the defect structure Of isc-
tropic pyrographite.

USSR
BURTOV) A. I. et al., Soviet Patent No 291206
output of the sign controiler are connected to the control unit, the auxiliary
output of the control unit being connected to the device for visual display,
which is connected in turn to the voltage commutation moftule. This enables
observation of the change in the region of operability of the digitarl computer
with respect to supply voltaSes during operation, as well as evaluation of
various computer characteristics (e.g., the availability fact-or, operability
margin with respect to drift of element parameters, operating stability with
respect to random perturbations of the power supply amd the ambient medium).
One illustration.
2/2
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