SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RIMSKIY, N. N. - RIZAYEV, R. G.

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TJSSR TUDC 621.373.826:621-30/6
ARS31PYI-S, T. I. and MISK IY, 'LT. N.
"Using an Amplitude Grating to Investigating Approach Angle Pluc-
R tie Atmosphere
tuations for Inser , andiation Propagated Throu &-- ti
Moscou, V sb. X Vses. .1conf. no rasprostr. radiovoln. Tezisy dol::l.
(Tenth All-Union (;onzerence on the Propagatiua of Raaa_o u'aVes;
Report Theses--colloction of works) I'Nauka," 1972, -op 259-263 (from
RZh--Radiotekhniha, No 10, 1972, Abstract No IOD414)
fluctmations
Translation; A method is described for investigatinC
in -approach angle of coherent laser radiation, usi_ng a helitul-neon
laser, by measuring the shift in the shadows of the lines in an
amplitude grating illuminated by the inco=-infL- beam. An analytic
relation_-hiD bet~~'.een the shift in the shado-us and `~-.he anrroach
angie is Given. The shado-vi image of the gratine, -,.ras recorded an
cinematic fi-1- i,.,ith simultaneous recording of the meteorolo.-ical
parameters. 'I'he eyneri-mellta-I curve for the radius of correlation
of the approach anries a3 a lunction of the wind volocity j.,,3 Civen.
Three illustrations, bibliography of two. A. L.
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I ~- : ,~ t
USSR Yx: 6L3i.-9i.7a4
T.
ULMNOV V. I., Institute of Electric Weidinc5 imeni Ye. 0.
Paton
"A Method of Welding in an Atmosphere of Shielding Gases"
Moscow, Ot iya, Izdrj-!-ete--,iya, ProLVshlennyye O'brazt-sy, Tovarn~rie Zr--I,.i., I
11-rA No 5,
1
0; P 7") patent 'No 261604, filed 24 Feb 69
97
Abstract: Ziis kuthor's Cei - U -
-tificate introduces a method of weidln,-- in an at-mos-
phere of shielding gases. Flux is fed into.the are As a diszimTuishin~
foatuxe of the pe,,entp the Tuality of 'Une joints welded a-. high currents is
improved by addin3 crushed dry ice to the flux in quantities of 5-3()'p of the weight
of the f1w-.

Hydraulicand Pfieumatic
USSR UDC 534.232
ZIRTLIN V. I. RMSKIY-1-KORSAKOV 6 V RM-HTILUN, V. i. , and
YAY-SHO'HIKEOV, V. of the Academy of
Sciences US3R. Lloscow; Moscow Mining Institute
"Hydro-Pneumatic Low-Freouency Radiator"
Moscow, Alcusticheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 19t No 1, Jan-Feb 73,
pp 32-41
Abstract: A short reviva is -oresented ol some .-rorks on hydro-
acoustic -and pneumoacour,.tic radiators recent-ly arzeared in
technic-~.l and oatent literature. Their -.vor!cin,- zrinciDle is
described and theoretical conside--nations for iihe calculation
of their main -jarameters are giveni Results of exnerimental
develonments ond the investia f
,ation of a low-1'reaiiencir hydro-
pneumatic.radi~,tor of harmonic co-qducted by the chair
"AcousticS _Ultra~3onic Technology" oil the 1.10scovi 1,~ining In-
atitute to~zether with the Acoustics Institute of the Acad'en,)r
of Sciences Ussi, are discussed. The possibility is considered
of practical utilization of the hydropneum. atic lo,~.-frequency
radiator in the industry. _Eight* figurest three formulas, nine-
teen biblio,-Traphic references.

USSR
UDC: '21-71) .019.8
XISEaEV, S.N., GRECHISTUMI, V.I., and REIG, I.L., Mloscow
"Obtaining High-Quality Weld joints in "Pubes Made of SAV-I lailmintm ;,!joy"
Kiev, Avtomazticheskaya Svarka, No 5, may 70, pp 49-50
Abstract: Investigations were made of a technique for obtaining high-q-oali-~y veld
joints in tubes made of SAV-1 aluminum alloy. A dangerous flavs in the -welding
of tubes made of aluminum alloys are the oxide inclusions in tiie root of the weld.
Correction of defective ~;eams by aiLxiliary welding does not yield positive, results,
innumuch aa the porojity of the ooemi, incrcaEx~o consAderably. Th(~ rca:;oil for 1he
formation of oxide inclusions in the rooL of tl:e weld is the OxidaLion of the
metal during welding. Thus, during the irY;estif.-:.ations the pa-,ts uere care-LCUlly dressed
It was decided 'that the netal ir. the mwAimum heating zone coUd best 'bi~ T)rotc:cted 'by
two means: blowing shielding gas into the -tube and direct pro-,,ecticn of -,iac 'joint
against oxidation. In the first case, be-fore welding, a in.-~ide
the Woe at, a distance of 300-400 mm from the weld. Tiie filled "Fith
-r -I-, It. TO
an approximately fivefold volump. of prot--ctive 61LIS (argan) bll:),.i
compensate for gris leakage in the Joint and connecting-piece e-nds, ~-iO iiter/
minute was continuously blown into the tubo hollow. For welding wit,". blowing of
the protective gas directly into the weld-metal zone, a centering df_~vice was pre-
pared with a hollow in the backing ring, from which the protective gas -was fed
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USSR
KISELEV, S.N., e t al., Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, Ho 5, MaY 70) pp 49-50
through an 0.8 mm diameter hole. A radial groove 1.0 mm deen and 8 am wi-Cie -.~~s
made on the ring (its dimensions were increased to obtain gri-ater amplificat-i"n
of the root of the weld); after welding, the root of the weld was am.chined- to a
height of 0.2-0.4 mm. The use of a deep groove with subsequent machining of the
-fre weld . ~ ?on
root, of the weld increased the probability of.obtaining defect e s zkrc
consumption in welding by this method is 3-4 times less than in blowing zile tube
hollow with argon. External examination and x-ray and metallographic control of
weld Joints performed with supplementary protection of joints by bloining argon
through the centering device showed the absence of nonfusion-type defects -_'n the
seams#
2/2

USSR
UDC: 51:330-115
DAVYDOV, E. G.,_
"Problems of Optimum Control in Open Dynamic Production Yodels"
V sb. Kibernetiku -- na. sluzhbu konmunizmu (Cybernetics to the Service of
Communism--collection of works), T. 6, Flo-scow, "Evnergiya", 1971, -on 133-172
(from RZh-Kibernetika, No 11, Nov 71, Astract No 111r-152)
Translation: The authors consider open linear dynamic production models
in which fixed and working capital make up the import. Expenditures for
obtaining a given amount of goods by a predetermined time are minimized.
It is assumed that the controlling parameters are the rates of expenditures
for acquiring the fixed and working capital. Models exe considered for
various types of restrictions on the region of variation of the control-
ling parameters. The apparatus of the L-problem of moments is worked out
for a region of simplex type. Explicit solutions for macromodels are found
and studied. D. Ppshteyn-
31

USSR UDC 621.375.82
S., and SMIRNOV, V. I.
AML "'PHR-All M-.P
"Use of Lasers to Study Liquid Flow Turbulence"
Tr. Mosk. energ. in-ta (Works of Moscow Power Engineering Institute), 1972,
vyp. 108, pp 110-120 (from RZh-Fizika, No 8, Aug 72, Abstract No 8D1149 by
A. I. Serbin)
Translation: The authors considered the measurement of the degree of hydro-
dynamic flow turbulei,tce. The experimental setup, operating according to a
differential circuit, consisted of a laser, beam-forming optics, and a
radiometric unit. The optical part made it possible to obtain an interfer-
enca lattice at the investigated point of the liquid flow with prescribed
parameters. The degree of turbulence as a function of Reynolds number was
investigated in a rectangular channel as well as in a vortex chamber. The
results of measurements of tangential velocities and the degree of turbu-
lence in the two-dimensional vortex chamber are given as a function of the
radius of swirling flow at flow vel,ocities of 10 and .15 cu cm/sec. A sig-
nificant decrease in the degree of turbulence from 8 to 2% in proportion
to the stream swirl is noted.
1/1

USSR UDC: 629~78.018.1
RINKEVICHYUS, B. S., TOLKACHEV, A. V., KHARCHENKO, V. N.
"Determination of the Velocity of a Hypersonic Stream by the Doppler Effect"
Uch. Zap. Tsenty. Aero-Gidrodinam. In-ta [Scientific Writings of Central
Institute of Aerodynamics and Hydrodynamics], 1973, Vol 4, No 1, pp 25-32
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Raketostroyeniye, No 6, 1973, Abstract
No 6.41.133, from the Resume).
Translation: The operation of an optical Doppler velocity measuring device
is studied- A narrow-band Fabry-Perot interferometer filter is used to separ-
ate the Doppler frequency shift. Experimental data are presented on the
stream velocity profile in a hypersonic wind tunnel at MW = 5 with prechamber
temperatures of 120 and 250' C. The maximum value of velocity measured was
1040 m/sec. The results are comparod with data produced by temperature and
pressure measurements. 4 figures, 8 bibli.o. refs.
1/1

Adsorption
IJD,", 541.183
RIO-,~Rlr-, V., ane, Sallogy, V. T., Pati-ico J'amumbn P-:--)Plc-s
hip Tini-versity, Mi"o-soc'M, Council oE the University
11P,7)1ymol,~cular Autoadsorption of Fluids"
'Kim_
M-scnw, 7-hurnal 7izicft(-skoyK ~i, Vol 44, N- 7, jul 70, pp 17179-
1782
Abstract: Thc, iiite:,mr--J:ate zo-,ie -n autoads,-~:.,pti-~z- c-)us-'sc-s
sever
-al at,)mic layrrs, so that it mUSt be ar,!i: as by
T 6
7
-cula,- ads~ -m. T. L. 23, 141,
-polymol, rpri
1952) nbtain~,d S-shavd cUrvCS fr t, S 1-
th,, intcrphas~, (int-cm-Jiate) z-ono, but valk; s 02 tension
calculaterl on this basis significanUy i:~-),s, obta~;n(7d
rxp~?rimpntally, In thr, pr,~,--enr tho !~~Ay-
.L3" t La n
mol-cular autoadsor-pz:;, C."
)n was d , ived Crom th!.
equati-on on tt,(? assuc.."'Pti-mi thaL: -iil~ van-(~,!r-Waals tm:tns ion al
r
-q
Uation of state aDplic-d to ~~vevy ririoL-~ci~laz
h, chark-os of density -i-, tJh~- auto-
ment 1(!d to the rosu' ti at thr
polym,)I-cula- 1,Ay,,r nr-t~ to tiv.~
Driceel along a wavy stop,.,:~, cu -vp !V~-, 7 JI;) r-
1/2

TTSS-,
UWNTO, V., ct al. Zhurnal '-'~zichpskoy Xhimi-j-, -L-4, :,o 7,
Jul 70, pp 1779-1782
ponding to th~- mf-an intermolecular r- fstaticc.A to this
effect had a'~oarly boen rpached for vapor-liquir'. interpii-isscs op.
carrying out a calculation bas(-d on molecular distributir)~, func-
tions. A calculation of the isotherm of autoadsorption i--' Ar
at 900K resulted in a wavy curve, which in the initial ar
a degree of filling of the first layei: up to 0.5, coinci~..-~ with
the Hill isithorm. At degrees of fillirg above 0.5, ads,:,-ption
in the second layer began.
2/2

USSR UDC 541-183
SEMMIS, V. I.J. and RIOPRIO, V., University of the People's Priendship Imeni
P. Lumumba, Moscow
"Autoadsorption Model of the Surface of Simple Liquid. I. Delocalizea mano-
molecular Autoadsorption"
Mosco-.,,- Zhurna-I Fizicheskoy Khinii, Vol 46, 110 11., Nov 72, Pp 2845-2848
Abstract: A model is discussed of the transition region between the liquid
and its saturated vapor. This transition region consists of the border zone
a one molecule layer adjacent to the vapor and a border-adjacent zone -- tlia
remaining volixrie of the trdnsition zegi;n
the homoi-
,sen-ous liquid. An
assurmtion was made that the border zone conBi~-ts of a layer of autoadsorb-2d
molecules comprizing a chaotic movement doldnward from. the virface. The dis-
tribution of local density in the border-adjacent zone in the perpendicular
direction to the surface of the separation has been approximated by an osc4-11at-
ing function with eventual attenuation. Using such a model, the delocalized
adsorption of argon at 90C'K has been calculated.

USSR UDC: 519.24
RASTRIGINI, L. A., K.
"Representation of Random Search as a Stochastic Automaton"
V sb. Zadacbi statist. ortimizatsii (Problems of Statistical timization
PU L
-collection of works), Riga, "Zinatne", 1971, pp 3-13 (from RZI,.-Kiber-
netika, No 12, Dee 71, Abstract No 12V400)
~Pranslation; The 'caper demonstrates the feasib4lity of r pre, rting
e- re
algorithms of ranacm search as stochastic automata, which enables use of
the apparatus employed in the -theory of stochaGtic autcriata in describing
and studying these algorithms. Tvo algorithms of random search in opti-
mization of a two-dimensional function under circumstances of normal
interference are considered as examples. Authors? abstract.

USSR
UDC: 519.24
RIPA, K. K.
"Random Search for the Extremum of a Multidimensional ONect as a Sto-
chastic Automatonil
V sb. Zadachi statist. ortimizatsii (Problems of Statistical Optimization
--collection of works) _Riga, "Zi
2 natne", 1971, PP 15-30 (from RZh-Kiber-
netika, No 12, Dec 71, Abstract No lar4ol)
Translation: Two algorithms of random search for the extremum of a flanc-
T_, -o-f n variables in the presence of additive normal interference are
studied in terms of the behavior of automata in random media. The effec-
tiveness of the given search algorithms is evaluated. Author's resume.
1/1 -

USSR uDc: 621.373.431
DOMBROVSKAYA, G. S., LANIKO, E. V., RIPIZISKIY, A. N.
"A Nanosecond Pulse Shaper-Limiter"
Tr. 7-y Konferentsii 2o yadern. elektron. T. 2 Ch. 2 (Works of the Seventh Ccn-
ference on Nuclear Electronics. Vol 2, Part 2 %, Mosc w, AtomLLdat, 1970, pp 171-173
.(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 7, Jul 70, Abstract No 7G271)
Translation: The article describes a shaping circuit which uses a section of line
shorted across the end and connected in the cathode circuit of a eathode-plate
buffer stage. Use of this type of circuit extends the range of amplitudes of the
input pulses while maintaining a very steep leading edge. Bibliography of two
titles. N. S.

M00.4.0628~ uR o482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated,, Section I Chemical, Derwent,
2
4
4
3
6
2 PLASTT-0 C020NMIT MESS -MQIJ~ ses a
2 compri
split'case 1'with's- runner and a de-
rubber with a
mountable shaped cavity 2 made
alit 3. The cavity is taken ou't:from the carcass
A
when the poured plastic is solidified, and is opened
up along the slit-
burg 4.- Bondar', M. YU."'
AUTHORS: Beylin, A. M.; Reyns A..
tart-unin, V. A. nd Go!76vki~v, G. V.
Ripman, D.
1:9750185

27-12.65. as 1045751/23-5, BEILIN,,A.M. et al.
(26.6-69) Bul- 4/10.1-69. Claes 39a Int. CI.
B 29c.
-9750186
UP =,

USSR
LjDc: 661.66+677
DERGUNOV, N. N., FROLOV, V. I., IRIPP, N. Ye., SOSEDOV, V, P., BARABOOV)
V. N.
"Toughening of Carbon Fiber Under Cyclic.Loading"
Moscov, Do7kladY Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 210, No 1, 1 May 73, pp 70-71
Abstract: It vas found that carbon fibers obtained by heat treating poly-
acrylon-itrile filaments are toughened by cyclic stressing. The maximum
toughening effect is observed vhen the maximum stress in a cycle is 60%
of the ultimate strength of the fiber and 1000 cycles are used. The
results are attributed to localized plastic deformation with resultant
stress relaxation, as well as the crushine. of fibrils. Increasing the
number of stress cycles to 10,000 and the maximijin Btress in a cycle to
80% of the Ultimate strength of a fiber brings the toughness of carbon
filaments back to the or.Lginal level. This is explained by an increase
in cracks and -Dores.
"It ME r NO

USSR UDC 541 -1
RIPS, S. 1.1,
AyDiagram of Saturated Vapor Pressure of Nitrogen and Oxygen
Comuounds with Fluorine and Chlorine"
Moscow, Zhurnal Fizicheskoy Tol 45, No 9, 1971, pp 2323-
2324
Abstract: Saturated vaDor Dressures P at temoeratures between bD
(at P=l atm.) and critical tei-nDerature (at P=?,) were calculated
for 24 comoounds represen-tIative of all lknoi-m types of -111 or 0
T=o
compounds with F and/or Cl and the compounds with F or Cl.
A satisfactory verification of the formulas used in calculations
was obtained by comparing the calculated F values of 14 different
comDounds or elements with the previously deterviined
P values of these compounds or elements. The P-T phase diagram
of the cited 24 compounds was plotted in semi-logarithmic coordi-
nates using the tabulated P and T data.

USSR uDc 681.326-35
DOROSMIKO, A. V. , MA14DRICH, V. G. , PETROV, V. Ye. , RI-RALMOVSKIY, Yu. V.
BALASHOV, L. L.~
"A Very-Lcr,#-Frequency Sinusoidal Voltage Generator"
USSR Author's Certificate No 315259, filed 15 Dec 69, published 9 Feb 72
tom
(from PZh-Av atika, Telemekhanika i achislitel-Inaya Tekhnik-a, No 9,
SeP 72, Abstract No 9A68 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a very-lov-freauency
sinusoidal voltage generator equipped with a master oscillator, a digital-
-analog converter, and a DC output amplifier. 'To simplify the circuit
of the generator and improve its operational reliabil-ity, the digital-
-analog converter contains a stepped voltage shaper and a sheper for the
beginning and end of linear sections. These shaper circuits are inter-
connected by logic nets and a voltage divider and are connected to the
DC output amplifier. Two illustrations.

USSR UDC.- 621.315-592
RISBAYD
-V, T. FIMIAIT, I. M., and SMTER, Yu. G.
"Radiation Recombination at Rerl!lling Centers iii Ga-s:Cul'
-ii '1972, p-,) 2003-
Leningrad, Fizika i tekchnillm polu-provoAm -kov, No 3.0,
2005
Abstract: Iii earlier papers wiritten b~, the autho--,-,q naiued aChove and
published ii--, the same journ---! (Ryv1ri-ri, 8. h., et c~l, ~, 1971, D,
j -ez~
1212; Kastallski-, A. A., et a-1, ~, 1971, p 1596) the char~-x,,, -
istics of radiation recombinations of unbalanced C,urvent carriers
ir_ gallium antimonide repelling centers were cona.-Wered, az,,~d itu wap,
sho,un that the Couloi-rb interaction of a recombininc,, electro-a a
repelling imDuritly center completely de-termines the charac-Leris-tUica
of the rad--'Ultion center. In the present article, '.Ye an,.thors in-
vestigate radiat~or- recombimation a' cen`ers whose,
7,
is f-ally knovrn, those ci-,nters ClY.Aotinf, ill Gat,,", vaixcd v,,-it-h flit.
:Lr- thef2e eyi;(,-rim,2n1;t3 had concentrationu- n = 2-1015/c2'
and a mobility of P. = 5.5-10-~' cu-.2/V-sec ,w:,t r.:Iom
J- Iv.
the photolwnine~-,cenco t3l;ectra woro obta-ined at TO with i 1e a fi E~ -
cimexis under exc2itaticn from .-- ruby la'-.1er with C-u-rVe.,--,
f o I, -Ghe experim-~-nt-al results are Ir-i.ven. The 1-1--~ ir
112
7-71 -7-
Al M Pill-

USSR n, C: 621,515.592
RISRA.YEEV, T. et al, Fizika i tekhnika poluprovods)-ilcov, No 10,
1972, pp 200'j-2005
gratitude to S. H. Ryvkin for his encounagernent arld attent-Lon -,Q-o
the worl-.

035 UNCLASSIFIEW' PRnCESSTNG DATE--230CT70
U 2
TI"I'LE--EFFECT OF A HEATING ELECTRICAL FIELD-ON THE EDGE RADIATION OF
ARSENIDE -U-
AUTHOR-102)-IVANOV, YU.L., RISBAYEV, T.
4-:,-,COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,SOURCE--FIZ. TEKH. POI-Ui-,-I-CVF 19701 4t2)i, 265-8
-_-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAG5--GALLIOM ARSE,"JIDE 5EMICONDUCTORi PHOTOLUf 1.1ESCENCEi ELECTRIC
FIELD, RADIATION INTENSITY2 EXCITON, ELECTRON ENERGY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/0112 STEP ~40--UR/0449/70/004/002/32b5l'3263
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105198

PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
UNCLASSIFIED-
~212 035
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105198,
AlIBSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACTs THE EDGE PHOTOLIJIMINESCENCE OF N
TYPE GAAS WITH CARRIER CONCN. OF to PRIME15-10 PRl,lE16-CM PRI~4E3 '8AS
STUDIED AT 77DFGREESK 141TH APPLIED ELEC. FIELD STRENGTH SmAl-LER THA-N 10
CHA"~~-,E- TW: SHAPE 01: THE
PRIME3 V-CM. THE APPLIED E-LEC- FIELD DrJES IJOT - -
RADIAITON BAND; HOWEVERI, IT DECREASES THE RADIATION INTENSITY. THIS
DECREASE MAY BE EXPLAINEO AS DUE TO A DFCREASL Ill THL CONCN. OF
RADIATION CENTERS. EXCITONS ARE SUPPOSED TO BE SUCH CENTERSI, AIND THE
OEPENDENCE OF EXCUON CONCN. ON THE ELEC. FIELD STRENGTH IS ANALYZED.
THE ANAL. LEADS TO THE F-OLLOWING ONCLUSIGNS: (1) A PERCEPTIBLE INCREASE
JN ELECTRON ENERGY AT 77DEGREESK STARTS AT FIELD STRENGTH GREATER THAN
300 V-CM AND (2) THE ELECTRON ACQUIRES THE ENERGY NECESSARY FOR EXCITON
IONIZATION IN THE LENGTH OF THE FREE PATH* FACILITY: FIZ. TEKH.
INST. IM. IDFFEv-LEN'fNGRADj USSWw
UNC L A S S -7 F I E 0

USSR UDC 621.357.7:669.776(088.8)
YANITSKIY, I. V., PATSAUSKAS, E. I., RI Pe
"Method of Electrochemical Deposition of a~ Selenium Alloy"
USSR Author's Certificate o 314318, filed.28 Mar 70, published 2 Nov 71 (from
N
RZh-Khiniva,, No 12, Jun 72, Abstract No 12L335P)
Translation: A procedure has been patented for electrochemical deposition of a
Se alloy from an electrolyte containing selenic acid. The procedure is dis-
tinGuished by the fact that in order to obtain a uniform fil-- of a Se-Bi alloy,
Bi n1trate and. IU03 are introduced into the electrol-Ae, and the process takes
place at room temwerature, Dc 1-20 m--/cm2. The electrolyte contains (in
g/liter): ff2SeO3 0.5-15, Bi(IM3)2 1-53., E9103 188-i8q. S---Bi alloy with se--.,U*-
conductor properties is obtained by the proposed procedure.
-IA I I ti I t-.:;E~ I

2- 035
UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--18SEP70
T_ f TL E --C 0 RR E L A T I ON Of THE STRUCTUREt CLECMICAL RESISTANCE* ANO IMPACT
~_',,STRENGTH OF CHROMIUM AND MANGANESE STEEL& U-
AUTHOR-(02)-LYAKHOVICHs L.S.t ~IS M"
','COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
..SOURCE--VESTSI AKADs, NAVUK BELARUS- SSRi SER. FIL.-TEKH. NAVUK 1970t fl),
-DATE PUBL I SHED----- 70
,~SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TAGS--MANGANESE STEEL, CHROMtUM STEELv IMPACT STRENGTH, STEEL HEAT
.:,-:-,:.TREATMENT, COOLING RATEr STEEL TEPIPERVIJGr~ RESISTIVITYf TEMPERATURE
,....-DEPENDENCE, CARBIDE PHASEt STEEL MICROSTRUCTURE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRIC-TMINS
~OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAi'4E--l-)fl7/0759 STEP NO--UR/0201170/000/001/0098/0101
CIRC ACCES STO~1%1 NO--APOL04207

Z/2 035 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-18SEP70
-CIRCI ACCESSION NO--AP0104207
4BSTRACT/EX,TRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECTS WERE STUDIED OF
ALLOYING ELEMENTS, TEMPERING TEMP., AND THE RATE OF SU,3SEOUENT CG--,-jL[NG
CIN THE MICROSTRUCTUREt ELEC. RESISTIVITY, AND IMPACT STRENGTH OF STEEL.
THE INVESTIGATION 14AS PERFORMED ON SAMPLES OF STEEL 40t ALLOYED WITH
0.9-2.04PERCENT CR AND 1.0-2.23PERCE-NT MN. CR AND MIN INCREASE THE ELEC.
RESISTIVITY OF MEDIUM C STEELt WITH THE CR ADONS. HAVING A SOMEWHAT
GREATER EFFECT THAN THE MN ADDNS. WITH INCREASING TEMPERING TEM?. THE
ELEC. RESISTIVITY OF STEEL 40KH2 CONTG. 2004PERCENT CR DECREASES. A
500-50 AND 600-50DEGREES THERE IS-OBSO. A SLIGHT DECREASE OF THE ELEC.
RESISTIVITY AND A SLIGHT INCREASE IN IMPACT STRENGTH FOR STEEL 40KH2 AS
'WELL AS FOR STEEL 40KH (CONTG. 0.9PERCENT CR)o ANALOGOUS RESULTS WERE
OBTAINED-FOR STEEL 40G (CONTG.. I.OPERCENTI MNI AND STEEL 40G2 (CONTG.
2,23PERCENT 14N). HOWEVERt THE ELEC, RESISTIVITY VALUES "ERE DECREASE
MORE SMOOTHLY. AS A RESULT OF SLOW COOLING AFTER TEMPERING THE ELEC.
...RESISTIVITY OF THESE STEELS DECREASES. AT 550-650DECREES THERE
APPARENTLY TAKES PLACE COAGULATION OF THE CARBIDES, WHICH IS ACCOMPANIED
BY A SIGNIFICANT DECREASE IN ELEC, RESISTIVITY AND AN ANALOGOUS INCREASE
IN THE 14PACT STRENGTH OF THY STEEL. THE DECREASE IN THE IMPACT
STRENGTH VALUES FOR STEEL TEMPERED AT 550DEGREES IS APPARENTLY CAUSED BY
THE ISOLATION OF THE CARBIDES, THE NON UNIFORM DISTRISUION OF THE
CARBIDE PHASE WITH RESPECT TO GRAlfl SIZE AND THE ENRICHMENT OF THE NEXT
TG.-THE-80UNDARY ZONES OF THE GRAINS WITH P DET* THE I:MPACT STRENGTH OF
STEEL COOLED AFTER TEMPERING IN THE FURNACE*

_J/2 02C UNCL ASS IF I EO PROCESSING DATE-20-NOV70
~,'lLTLE--UkANIUM IN ORGANISM [IF ANIMALS FROM THE ADRIATIC SEA -U-
-CCUNTRY CF INFO-USSR
-.":SDURC i:--VL- STN I K zr-GLCG I 11970, NR 3, PP 12-15
:-_.O,ATE PUb" l5hEO------70
SU6JECT ApFl."S-81CLOGICAL AND MEUI%'-.AL SCIENCESi EARTH SCIENCES AND
G-CEANCGk
TC FIC TAGS--UvkANIUMt ALVIJA RAOIATION, AQUATIC ECUSYSH-14
..Ct-,-iTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRiCTIONS
D~P;CUMEriT.LLASS--U.%CLA~SIFIFO
~PRIJXY ZELL/fRAML:--3COef/C739 STEP ~IC--URIC575/70/000/(,'03/0012/0015
C I -RC ACCESSIEN MIG-APOL31 334
---I A'- L

212 C 20 WNIC LAS 5 1 F 1 ED PROCESSING DATE-ZONOV70
ACCESSICN NC-APOL31.33ff
A65T,RACT/E;K fkACT--fU) Gt)-O- A3STRACT. TO ELUCIDATE THE RULE OF: URA-NIUM
I NRAl;-luLCJLCGICAL P;~LCESSES ANU ITS EFFEGr (AS ALPHA EIAITrE-m ON' rHE
`C -HIS
LIVIN - Gt~GANISMS IT IS ol'LCESSARY .0 STUDY THE ACCUiNULATION OF r
ELL;IiEt'T Iti URGA11,11S'.S Ui~iiji.;R NATURAL CCNDlT..IUiNz). THE OAT.A'lJi3rAINF0
PERIMITTEI~ DETEK'MINING THE COFFFICIENTS OF URANIUM ACCUNIULATION AiND ITS
RAUICICTIVITY IN THE U'.-IGANISM OF SOMF ANIMALS IN THE ADRIATIC j4
SEA. T E
C0r;.CElJAATlCN FACTuRS 6E OF VAKIGUS MAGriITUDE FRX-1, WlIrS AND I-N
MYT.ILUS, GALLPROVINCIALIS T.0 11U.'iORE0,5 IN Al-XACIA -:SP. IN I ik: 300Y (if-
bl& C11HORA. Tti~ lllLK0CG;NGERI'_S OF URANIUM ARE FUUND IN'14HICH ITS
AVLRAGE CT-_,TENT 1,
lCiN IS.-HIGHEa BY T;AJ, THREE cioyERs THAN TH__ L: S t~
JHE 6kGAi,.IS.f
I.' IN PLACES. OF LUCAL IZATION ~Of` SUCH MICROCONL)LRIES i IGHER
_~DJSES OF KAOIATICN CAN BE CkEATED. FACILITY.-, INSTITUTE (j F
61000GY CF SGUTHER-N SEAS, ACADE-iMY Of: SCIENCLSt UKRAINIA.,v S)SR.

USSR UDC Y46,821t669-2951543-53
UZEKOV, A. A,, AKAIAYEV, G. G., R1qL(I=1? I V and LUMBABIN, V. A.
"Application of Neutron Activation Analysis for Determination of Some Mcro-
impurities in Titanium and the Study of Their Behavior In tho Process of
Corrosiorel
Moscowg Zavodskaya laboratoriya, Vol 38, 110 7, 19?2, pp 816-818
Abstracts W, Au, Xn, Cut Mot Ila, and Ta vere detected in specimens of
technically pure titaniwa by uzing the r-ethod of nordeGtructive neutron
activation analysis. Quantitative deternination In titainit= sajaDles weighing
7-10 ag and irradiated with 3.1013 neutr/cm2-sec for ZZ hr yielded 1.10-2%
?& 2% 2% Cut 2.i0- 45 Ta.
w, 6.107 .0 Au, 3,10- 11n, 1-5-10- 2% Mot ard 7.10-
The possibility was investigated of using the Sc4'? radioisotope formed in the
reaction T14? (n,p) Sc47 for determining the content of titanium in its
alloyag as well as for study.-Ine the corrosion of titanium. Two tables, 2
figures, 4 references.
A
2
NUUM-4 &--Oj~54

USSR uDc 620.193.013:669.295
UZBEKOV, A. A., RISKIN. I. V.. LADOZIIINA9 Z. I, and TO',~W%SHOVI N. D.
"Study on the Corrosion of Titanium Alloyed With 0.2% P&lladi= in
Hydrochloric Acid Using the Radioactive Tracer Method"
Moscow, Zashchita, metalloy, Vol 8, No 1, Jan-Feb T2, pp 8-Vi
Abstract; The study of palladium dissolution rate at various stages of
corrosion conducted on a titanium alloy with 0.2% palladium in both aerated
and deaerated 20% solutions of hydrochloric acid using the radioactive
tracer method indicates that the transfer of palladium into the solution
takes place at room temperatures. Rotating the SDCCiMen increases the
transfer rate of palladium into solution and decreases its amount on the
surface which is apparently related to the mechanical removal of some of
the palladium from the specimen's surface. The study or the kinetics of
palladium transfer to both aerated and deacrated solutions indicates that
palladium transfer to the aerated solution ceases on Dassivation while the
transfer to a deaerated solution continues for the entire period of active
dissolution of the alloy, It is suggested that the ionization of palladitLm
1/2

USSR
UZBEKOV, A. A., et al, Zashchita metalloy, Vol 8, INo 1, Jan-Feb 72, pp 8-14
from the Ti-0.2% Pd alloy begins only with the loss of contact of the
pELUadium particles (or Ti2Pd intermetallides) with the surface of the alloy
and the subsequent diSDIacement of their potential toward the positive
side. A schematic diagram of the experimental equipment is presented.
(4 illustrations, I table, 14 bibliographic references).
212
J.4
M
MIUM
T-11

USSR UDC 626.193.41:669.29 5
RISKIN, 1. V., LADOZHINA, Z. I. and TOMIASHOV, N. D.
11crevice Corrosion of Titanium and its Alloy with 0.2% Palladium
in Hydrochloric Solutions"
Moscow,, Zashchita metallov, Vol 8, No 2, Mar-Apr 72, pp 177-181
Abstract: Described are the results of corrosion tests on spec-
imens. of VT-1 titanium and Ti alloys with 0.2% palladium under
crevice corrosion conditions in both aerated and deaerated hyd1ro-
chloric solutions using argon. The test results indicate that Ti
alloy with 0.2% Pd -- as compared to pure Ti -- not only is capa-
ble of maintaining a higher corrosion resistance in the crevice
than in the bulk of the solution but will also promote the passiva-
tion of pum Ti provided the crevice is formed by the specimen pair
Ti-Ti alloy with 0.2% Pd in the state of elecLric contact.(l illus.
I table, 12 biblio. ref.)
1/2

018 UNCLASSIFIE6'
PKOCESSING DATE--13N(JV70
TITLE-HISSHLY BASIC ZINC CHROMATE AS A PIGMENT -U-
AUTHOR-RISKINY I-V-
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
S0Ut`CE---ZH. PRIKL. KHIM. (LEN[NGRADI 1970F 43(4)t
------- 70
"DATE PUBL ISHED
SUbJECT AREAS-1-CHEMISTRY
P
TOPIC TAGS--ZENC CGMPOUND, ALKALI METALY CHROMATEv COkGSIGN RESISTANCE,
METAL OXIOE
CONTROL MARKING-N-0 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1999/1062 STEP tjl)--tjR/O(j8C,/70/043/004/0.-188/~)i389
CIkC ACCESSION NCJ--A[:IOIZ3055
~l 5 1 F 10

USSR VDC 620.193,01:669.29
RISKIN 1. V. ORLOVA, F. A., LADOMINIA, Z. 1.
"Effect of Oxy.aen on the Corrosion Behavior of Titanium Alloysizith 0.42". Palladium
in Ilydrochlaric Acid"
I-To s c ow, Zashchita Metallov, Vol 8, No 6, 1972, pp 704-705
Abstract: During deoxidation of hydrochloric and sulfuric acid solutions,
activation of titanium ailoys containin,-, cathode additives can occur (F. A.
Orlova, et al., Tr. konf, po ~,orrozionnoy rtcykosti sp_la,,-ov na osnove titana-ii
Ei~obiya, Moscow, 124, 1967; N1. D. Tomashov, et al., Zashchfta. -~~tallnv, -.,~o o)
145, 1970). In the eescribed e,:periment, the solutions were sca-van-ea in aG-
vance and during the experinent. with pure argon, technical argon (0.003 0
Z, 2
nitrogen with 2-3Z 0,,and air, rempectively. Tieftjri2! the e;q,erirc~~nt Oe speci.-
mirg Were pickled in concentrated i1NO cleaned With emery pape .r) ancl washet~ in
3'
alcohol and distilled wnter. Intense nixin, took place with rotation of the
sample at 3,000 rpm In the shape of a vane with the t-iv bent at 90 dcgrees to
the axis of rotation. In One deoxidized solutions with a concentration of 10-
20% HC1 at 20* t:ie allcy beii-.~ai-.-as in practice like pure titanium'. In an atzc-
sphere of' technical ar-on (0.00311, 0 ) the corrosion rate in a 5%' solution at
U 2 2_;,
30' is 0.1-0.2 gjm~-hour, aad under intense mixinb conditions, 0.5 grans/m tour.
1/2

USSR
RISKIN, 1. V., et a!., Zashchita Metallov, Vol 8, '~qo 6, 1972, pp 704-705
In the aerated solution with the same concentration and tempera ture, mixin-, does
not lead to depassivation of the alloy. In the deaerated solution at 60* and
with boiling the alloy potential fluctuates, remaining 0.3-0.5 volts nore
negative than in the aerated solution. Thus, the dissolved o.-.7fgen has a pas-
sivating effect on the corrosion behavior of titanium allcy with 0.2-1, palladium
at various hydrocliloric acid concentrations to the boiling point.
2/2
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USSR
UBC:620.193.01
RISKIN, P. V., KOLOSOV, M. G. and TO-.%LASHOV, X. D.
"Corrosion Behavior of Tit-apium and Its Alloys with Palladi= During
Heat.Transfer in Moving Solutions"
Moscow, Zashchita IMetallov, Vol 10, No 1, Jan-Feb 74, pp 28-32
Abstract: The inLIluence of heat transfer and motion of hydrochloric
acid on the corrosion behavior of titanium and.its alloy with 0.2% Pd
is studied using a rotating heat transmitting disc electrode designed
by the LkraLnian Scientific Research Institute for Chemistry. The
saturation of solutions of hydrochloric acid with air causes an increase
in the temperature boundary of corrosion stability of titaniLmi and its
alloys with 0.2% palladium. The boundaries of corrosion stability of
titanium and its palladium alloy in solutions of hydrochloric acid de-
pend on the wall and medium temperature, the temperature drop and the
direction of the heat flux. Upon transition of laminar flow mode around
a disc to turbulent flow, the temperature boundaries of corrosion stability
in aerated solutions of hydrochloric acid increase.
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A/Z 032. UNCLASS1 FIED PROCPSSING, DATE--13NOV70
;..,_,T_lTLE--ELAST I COPTICALLY SENSITIVEMATERIAL -U-
AUTH0r%-(03)-S0K0LOVp S.I.t RISKINAt.-M,.A., KUZ,-lINSKlYl ~.S.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--U.S.S.R. 253,422
'REFEREt4CE--UTKRYTIYA, 113BRET., P R 0M. -OBRAZTSY, TOVARNYE ZfqAKI 19701 47(8)
'DATE -PUBL ISH;:D--IOFEB 70
AREAS-~-CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
_jOPIC TAGS--ELASTICJTYt POLYBUTAUIENEv VULCA4 I ZAT I ON, OPTIC PRijPERTY,
CHEMICAL PATENT, SYNTHETIC RUBBER.
-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
-PROXY K-EEL/FRAiME--1995/1158 STEP NO--IJR/0482/70/000/000/0000/0000
_CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA0116623

-''-:,'-2/2 032 UNCLASSIFIED. PROCESSING DATE-13NOV70
--AA0116623
CIRC ACCESSION NO
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TO INCREASE THE TRANSPARENCY AND
-,:~OPTICAL SENSITIVITY WITH COEFF. UPELASTICITY SMALLER THAN OR EQUAL To
-18 KG-CM PRIME2t STEREFJRPGULAR POLYBUTADIENE RUBBER OR
clSiTRANS,POLYBUTADIENE RUBBER IS VULCANIZED IWA PRESS ANJ ROLLED 3-5
MIN TO A GIVEN THICKNESS AT A HEATING RATE OF 50EGREES-MIN. THE RUBBER
IS HELD 20-50 MIN AT 220-40DEGREES AND COLLED AT 5DEGREES-MIN.
I...-FACILITY: MOSCOW INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL EINGINEERING.~
A
UNC L11.01-Sil PfEa

112 035 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
,TITLE-EPTICAL SENSLTIVITY AND POLARIZABILIA,
lY ANISOTROPY OF CRUSSLINKED
i:__POLYSILOXANES -U-
-IAUTHOR-(041-RISKINA9 M.A., SOKOLOV#
COUNTRY OF IMFG-US5R
sbuRcE-VYSOKORCL. SOEDIN.t SER. A
DATE PU.BLISHED-70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
S.I., VARAKSIN, H"E*# KURLOVA, T.V.
19709 12(4)v f90-1-4
TOPIC TAGS-POLYSILOXANE, BENZENE DERIVATIVEv NITRLLE, FLUORINATED ORGANIC
ELASTGMERt ANISOTROPY, OPTIC PROPERTY, POLYMEF LROSSLINKING
;..PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/0681 STEP NO-UR/0459/70/012/004/0890/0894
~~CrRC ACCESSICN NO~-AP0124353
UNCLASS1FIEG

h 635 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124353
.-ABSTRAC.TIEXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE APPLICATION OF TENSION aiANGES
THE.alREFRINGENCZ OF POLY(METHYLVINYLSILOXANE),
POLY(METHYLVINYLPHENYLSILUXANE), POLY(METHYL(GAMMA
CYANOPROPYL)SILOXANE)t AND POLY(METHYLITRIFLUCROPROPYL)SILOXANE). THE
INCREASE OF ThE ELASTOMERS' CROSSLINKING, HAS NO EFFECT ON THEIR OPTICAL
SENSITIVITY (C SUBO) AND THE SEGMENTAL ANISOTROPY (DELTA ALPHA). THE
REPLACEMENT OF ME WITH PH OR F SUB3 CCH SUB2 CH SUB2 GRO~JPS CHANGES
DELTA ALPHA FROM NEGATIVE .16o5 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVEZ5 TO NEGATIVE
17.4 TIMES 10 PRIHE NEGATIVE 25Y OR NEGATIVE 2.4 TIMES 10 PRIME
NEGATIVE25, RESP. THE TEMP. INCREASE EITHER INCREASES OR HAS NO EFFECT
ON C SUBG DEPENDING ON THE DONFIGURATIONAL CHANGES OF THE ELASTOMER
~,:-HELIXES AND THE.SIDE GROUPS, FACILITY: MOSK. INST. KHIM.
',~.',-'.NA5hlNbSTRsr MUSCOWs USSR*
----UNC LASS IF! ED

~':112 026
U,jrLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--()2nCT70
I,ITLE--GPTICAL PROPERTIES OF POLYWTADIENE ELASTOAERS -U-
AUTH01~-MM-RISKINA, M.A.t SOKDLGVt S.I.1 KUZMI.'4SKIY, A.S.
-CGUNTRY CF INFO--USSR
VSES.-KHIM. Gt'~SHCHEST. 1970, 15(l) 119
..':DATE PUFLISHED-----7D
N'SUAJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TCPIC TAGS-!--OPTIC PROPERTY, POLYBUTADIFNE, ELASTJMER* VULCANHATE,
BUTADIENE RUBBERM)SK6 BUTADIENE RMIER
~_.CDNTRUL 4APJKlNG--,qO REST,! ICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLA SS-UNCLASSIFIED
~-PROXY REFL/FPAME-1992/1~14 STEP ~10--UR/0063/70/115/001/01191011?
.~_CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP011240,9
Sam
P-11 51 s '11 FI11311.1f, MR, P'. R, In ~jll;' I o W

2/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--02jCT70
CIRC ACCESS101 NO-AP0112408
A 3,S14AC T/'EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABISTRACT. THERMAL VULCANIZATES OF
CIS.TgANS-POLYBUTAOIENE (1) RUBBER KONTG. 90-2.SPERCENT DOUBLE BONDS
IN-THE MAIN CHAIN) AND NA-BUTADIENE RUBBER SKno (CONTG. DOUBLE BONDS
KA I -
NLY It: THE SIDE CHAIN) WERE ST'JDIED BY A COMPENSATION METHOD IWA
Sy"KHRUNIZEU-POLARIMETER AT 25-200DEG~EES I VULCANIZATES EXHIBITED
HIGH PC$'* OPTICAL SENSITIVITY, THE OPTICA~ SENSITIVITY COEFFS. BEING
-PRIME2-KG. PREDOMINANT DISTRIBUTION F nlJPLE THE
_3590-600 CIM Bo\jr)l 1-4
MAIN-CHAIN CAUSED INCREASED OPTICAL SENSITIVITY.

UATE-11DEG70
0',JCLASSIFIED PROC'r_
A,"'~-ILYSIS -jF TttE t4vDpGCARbC;.,%, C-i iPi3SlTlL;k OF FRACTIONS UF
L C CASCL I;,& L)F f HL-ki-i J(.KAC_K I NO A;ir' STRAl"i-IT RUN 4,ASOL11NE -U-
.~_AUTti6R-(05)-RlSUVp t3.YA.o- SWIAYEVAP K.N.o SM114NOV, N.P., bER%'3', G.A.,
bf INFO-USSR
-SLJf--LE--lNEf TEPERERA3. NEFTEKH11i. 1140SM0 1970, (6), 59
I~,.UATE PUbLISHEG ------- 70
,..SU3JECT AREAS-PROPULSICN AND FUELS
TOPIC TAGS-CHEMICAL ANALYSISt HYDROCARBONt GASOLINEs THERMOCRACKI~4Gj
._.:_HYbRjlGENATlGN, PETROLEUM CATALYT[C kEFGkM[.NG
'Y -G--NQ RESTRICTIONS
CENTRCL MAF fl%
~:~,b-XLJMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIEO
PR3XY FICFE Nj ---- F070/l_-G50b0/C04 STEP NO--UR/0314/70/030/006/0059/0059
CIRC ACCE SS IUN- NO--APO 144 34 1
I I N S 11-1 s S I F I Ew D
J
11-110-12- M t I St _151 Ti i. -All ...... ....... ......

war oraw
212 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--IIDEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0144347
.:~AbSTRACWEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AdSTRACT. THE COMPKI. O?z THE TITLE FRACTIONS
IJUGH TO PERMIT THE USE OF THE DEEP HYDROFINEU FRACTION OF
aAS SINILA,~ EN,
.-THERMCCRALKING AS STOCK FOR CAfALYTIC REFORMING. FACILITY:
INuVO-UFIHSK. tqPZ, USSR.
U~'iC LASS F I

UDC 62l.---17-75 (088.8)
U SR 7
YAIMEIMO, A.S., Z:-N:LYr'.;NSi.IY, A.V., ILILKAL SKIY, V.I., RISSE, V.S.
."Digital Analyzer Of Time Characteristics Of Transistor Circuits"
USSR Author Certificate No ?!~7011, filed 16 Jan 69, published 4 June 71 (from
Radiotelkhn-ika, No 2, Fab 72, Abstract No 2A286P)
~Translation: A digital analyzer is proposed for precise monitoring of the time
characteristics of semiconductor devices -.which has an increased resolution and
precision of measurements and assures the possibility of auto=etion of Measure-
which is acl,ioved by the introduction into the analyzer of a timc scaling
ments,
device which secures operation of the analyzer in an extended time scale; a cc-
incidence circuit, shapers of test and inhibiting pulses of square form, a sub-
traction circuit, three-amplitude discriminators and also AND -qnd NAND circuits.
The time scaling device includes two crystal oscillators, the cut-nute of ihich
are connected with the inputs of the coincidence circuit and th-3 pulse ehapere.
The inuuts of t, latter are connected to the outputs of- 'he lo.~ical control de-
vice; the I'dID and NALIM circuits are conrected with the outouts of the ;~mrlitude
discriminators, to the inputs of which are fed the output signals of the eub-
.traction circuit. The cutT-.ut of tle shaDer of inhibiting pulses is connected
to one of the in!~uts of the vubtraction circuit and the object under teet to the
other. One of the termini~ls for connection of the object under test in connect-
ed ~jith the shapor of tout pulses. A.K.
I~ABJIIANAHM_IIHIR E 5r,- IRM W11 I NIMT, 1541 WAR 441H Li IN

--112- 023 UNCLASSIFIM PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
T,ITLE--CC-ILLISIONS OF EXCITED THALLIUM ATOMS I't TAE 6 ORIME2 0 SUBTHREE
ITROGEN AND HYDROGEN -U-
HALV ES ST A T E W I T HN
;AUTHOR- f 03 -RI T I NS, E., CHAYKA, M.P,j CHERENKOVSKIY, V.A.
C-OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.,-;SOURCE--OPT.,SPEKTROSK4 1970t'2814), 636-40
DAT EPUBLISHED ------- 70
_SU6JECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC 7AGS--COLLISION CROSS SECTION, EXCITED STATEt THALLIUI~r ATOM,
N'LTROGENt HYDROGEN, MOLECULE
'~CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-P NO--UR/0051/70/023/00-~-/0636/0640
PROXY RcEL/FRAME--2000/1034 STE
''CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124693
UNCLASSIFIE-0
IN Nil 1-IMMEN

212 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSINS DATE-230CT70
..CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124693-
ABSTRACT/=_XTRAL.
CT--(U) GP-0- ASSTRACT. THE COLLI S I GN
DETD. FOR TL IN THE EXCITED T PRIME2 0 SUBTHREE H4LYES STATE WITH .4 ANO
H"MOLS. BY 013SERVING THE QUENCHING OF THE LUMINESCEIVICZE AN L-1 I T S
FOR THE 351.9 AND 352.9-g 'ES
POLARIZATION NM LIN AND ~3V DETG. THE RELATIVE
INTENSITY OF THE LINES. THE APP. DESCKIBED EARLIE* '-AS USED (S.
M 14 c:
TEPLOVA, ET AL., 1908), THE VALUES OF THE EFFECTIVE COMSION CROSS
SECTIONS ARE TABULATED.

M00442-x.-O- UR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section Il Electrical, Derwent,
243910 FLEXIBLE ER comprises
4,MAGNETIC STRAIN 4ECORD
a magnetic conductor an Wxcitation -winding
and a measuring winding in the form~of a parallogram
with a diagonal crosspiece joining the front and back
edges. It contains two vertical supports.1 and 2.
two horizontal crosspieces 3 and 4 and.two diagonal
crosspieces 5 and 6 of a magnetic materi al. The
elements are selected in such a way,; 'that the. mag-
netic resistance of the supports I And 2 and cross.
pieces 3 and 4 are equal. On one of the diagonal
crosspieces there is wound,on excitation coil,and
on the other a measuring utinding, - Thus the recorder
forms a bridge of magnetic resistances in which the
upports are connected to the, opposite shoulders
T
the bridge.
21.6.67 as 1166575/18-lo.R.i.RITMAN et a1.(26.9.69)
Bul 17/14.5.69. Class 42k.Int.Cl.G 01. 1.
1 .9 77 0 7 5% 63

- -.-I
-- ---- ~, --- -
I I . I L
#

USSR, UDC 616.288-75+616.2-036.Ul-053.2-085-339:576-8581-039-71
=1413L IYYEVA, Z. V. , BLINOYk, ~J. I., -,QURER, 1J. 1.1. , KUCHEPOIKO,
L. F., NEHIROVSKAYA, B. X., SHCHERBAKOYA, E. G., S--dASTNYY, E. I., ORLOVA,
L. N., and FAINSHTDYN, S. L., Chair of Microbiology, Central Institute for
Advanced Training of Physicians, and Institute of Virology imeni D. 1. Ivanov-
skiy, USSR Academy of riledical Sciences, Moscow
bprophylaxis of influenza and Other Acute Respiratory Diseases Among Children
Through Administration of Leukocytic Interferon and a Stimulant of Interferon
Production (UF Virus)"
Moscow, Voprosy Virusologii, No 4, Jul/Aug, 71, pp 4.42-446
Abstract: An express method of preventing influenza and other acute respira-
tory diseases was tested in childrens' institutions in Moscow during t4he in-
terepidemic period of Karch-~,une 1968 and during the influenza epidemic in
Januar-y-February 1969. The project was carried out unader strictly controlled,
coded experimental conditions. The 750 children, aged 10 months to I years,
were divided into four grouzz at ra_ndom, and the preventive agents were ad-
ministered intranasally. One group received leukocytic interferon two ti:~es
per day for 7 to 412 days. The second group received interferon with liquid
eemoline. The thir~i group received It? virus once daily for )-4 days with
in

USSR
YMFIOLIYEVA, Z. V., et al, Voprosy Virusologii, No 4. Jul/Aug 71, pp 4-412-.'A6
intervals of 3-4 days. The fourth group.received Placebos. The effectiveness
index or interferon was 3.0 (frequency of diseases three tiires smaller than in
the placebo group) in the interepidemic period and 2.2 during, the epidemic.
The effectiveness index of interferon with ecmoline was 1.8, arxi that of UF
virus was 3.0 in the interepidemio period. All differences are statistically
significant. Since no toxic effects were observed, the methed, is recommended
for the prevention of influenza and other acute respiratory diseases.

USSR UDC 616.988.75-022.14-092.9-07
RITQYA__Y__V.. LARIONOV, A. S., MOISEYEV, V. P., and PSHENICHNIKOV, V. V.,
Institute of Virology imeni D. 1. Ivanovskiy, Academy of Medical Sciences
USSR and Second Moscow Medical Institute imeni N. I. Pirogov
"Experimental Mixed Influenza-RS-Virus Infection in White Mice"
Moscow, Byulleten' Eksperimental'noy Biologii i Meditsiny, No 12, 1971, pp
31-33
Abstract: Mice were infected with respiratory syncytial (RS) Wrut3, Influenza
A2 Hong Kong 68 virus, or both by Intrannsal injection or aercsol inhalation.
The course of the resulting infection was more severe when the animals re-
ceived nasal injections of the material. The death rate was higher in the
animals receiving both viruses simultaneously than in those given only one.
The death rate was still higher when the animals received RS virus first and
influenza virus 18 hours later, but not vice versa. Injected with placebo,
all the mice, as in the control, survived.
40

USSR
MOISEYEV, V. P., LARIONOV, A. S., and _V. V.. Institute of Virology
imeni D. 1. Ivanovskiy, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR
"Experimental Study of Mixed Influenza and RS-Virus Infection of Cell Cultures"
Moscow, Voprosy Virusologii, No 5, 3971, p 625
Abstract: A mixed viral infection of green monkey cells caused by influenza
A2/Hong Kong and RS virus strains was studied. Infection was induced simul-
taneously and consecutively with the two viruses at intervals of 3 and 18
hours. UEing the immunofluorescence. method, the authors found the antigens
of influenza A2 and RS viruses in the cells.at the same time. When the cells
were infected first with RS virus and then 1.8 hours later with Influenza A2
virus, there wa.-; a distinct mutual potentiation of the effect of the in-
fluenza A2 virus in the RS virus -- cell -- influenza A2 virus system. This
phenomenon did not ocrur in other variants of the experiment.
34

USSR
uw 576.858.75(A2).06
HIMAr V. V.0 SMSTM, E. I., OGMIMYAN, 0. T., CIMBOTAR-Wi V. V., MOISEYEV,
A. S., MKOVSKIY, A. F., SOKOLOVAj 14. N., and MEMNICHENKO,
YR. N., Institute of Virology imeni, D. I. Ivanovskiy, U5SR Academy of Medical
Sciences, hloscow
"Study of Influenza A2 Virus Stx-ains Isol ated During the 196B-1969 Epidemic
from Children in Hosco-w and in the Moscow Region!'
Moscow, VoPrOSY virusologiis 110 3o M
.ay/juri 1971, pp 291-196
Abstracti Since 1957, there have been five Influenza epidemics in the LWIR
caused by theA-2 virust In 1957, 1959, 1962, 1965 and 1,068-1969, The last
one was produced by a newly formed variant of the virus and began in July
in Hong-Kong, subsequently spread over Japan, and bit the countries of South-
east Asia and the LIS. In fall 1966 there was a sharp rise in the influenza
Ln
incidence 4 England and in other countries of Central Europe. In December,
individual A2 and B influenza foci were reported in the Soviet Union in
organized children's collectives (child care centers, schools, etc)# and by
the middle of January In nany cities of the USSR# the incide;,=a of influenza
surpassed the nean seasonal rate by a factor of five. From '450 sick children
141 strains of the f 1u virus were isolated from nasophaxynZeal washin&n.
1/2 1

USSR
RITIOVAO V. V.# et al., Voprosy Virusologii, No 3, May/Jun ?11 pp 291-2,06
Diagnosis was confirmed serologically. All strains had high receptor
activity and were antigenically identical. Neutralization -tests showed that
the 1969 flu virus is not a new serotype. A structural study showed that the
virus consistedof sphetical (diameter 2000-3500R) and filiform. (diameter
of the nucleus 700-900R, length to several microns) structures. Sera from
guinea pigs and horses inhibited hemagglutination of the newly se8arated strains.
The effect of sera was not completely removed after heatinig to 57 C for 30
minutes and processing with XI04; but was,removed by treatment with cholera
vibrios. Only two strains were Inhibitor-resistanto all xemAning strains
were inhibitor-sensitive. The isolated strains were readily adaptable to
white mice and from the second or third passage produced doath.and lung lesions
In test animals. Also, in micef the strains 6xhibited toxic properties.
The immunological responses in convalescents and in immunized animals were
high.
46 -

USSR UDC: 616-988-75-085-371-576-85-23(ECtTO17-036.8
BLINOVA, M. I., VOROSUJIDVA) M. V., YZ~,MIOLIYMYA, Z. V., Central
Institute for the Advanced Training of Physicians, Institute of Virology imeni
Ivanovskiy, Acade-my of Medical Sciences USSR, Institute of Fol-400jelitis and
Viral Dacephalitides, Academy of Medical Sciences LISSR, Moscow
"Study of the EpideirLiological Effectiveness of the St:Lmulator of Interferon
Formation During an Outbreak of A2 (flong,Knog) Influenza"
Moscow, 2hurnal Ilikrogiologii Epidemiologii i Immu-nobiologii, Vol 48, No 1,
Jan 71, pp 70-73
Abstract: 1-bre than 100 new viruses prodwing respiratory diseases have been
discovered during the past ten years, requiring developi,,ient of new prophylactic
methods.
A study in groups of children and adults showed th;t-t ZhEV-h (Zhivaya
enteroviruonaya vakts:Lna--live enteravirrus vaccine), a stLmulator of interferon
fcrmation, lp-d a prophylact~ilc effect for healthy per-scas ~n contact with infected
persons. Per=oral :L-r-kaimization of children by vaccine (in a 1 ;10 dilution) at
1/2
56

USSR
BI210VA, M. I., et al., Zliurnal Mikrogiologii Epiden,~Iologii i immilnobiologii,
Vol 48, No 1, Jar, 71, PP 70-73
two-week intervals reduced incidmee IT a factor of 2.3; the m-otective coeffi-
cient was 64%. The same res-alts wem obtained with adii-Its. After 4ntranas--I
administration of the vaccine, the incidence of influenza dropped by a factor
of 2.6 and the protective coefficient was 61~'. Persons -,ho receivod a single
vaccine administration had a rdld form of flu. 11hen people received the vaccine
twice or three times, only iz-olated cases t-~,ere observed. There mure no incidentl~
of allera or side teactions. The best effect was obser7ed whan the vaccine
was used in a 1 :10 dilution perorally.

---13NOV70
UNC L A S I FE 0 PR C C E SS 04T
,TITL"r--VALJE fic T0;Mtl-1,!:APHlC CF SPPNE EXAmiNAI 1 ON ~Aij PL-CuL) ~v~jfj~,: p
KETHOD IN TH16 STUOY I - jF
OF SEVERE FOPAS oF SCOLIOSIS -u-
AUTHOR-1021-RITs, I.A.t SHilkSKAYAt P V~.
'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
TRAW-1.4TOILOGIYA I j, 0TE Z 1,~ o.4 19TO, INIR 6, PP 26-29
_V. NlyE
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
J E C T, AREAS--- BIOLCGICAL AND MEDICAL SCI ENCES
;.~.JOPIC TAC~S-BGNE DIS-EASE, 13ONE GRAFT9 ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY, ISSur-_
REGENERATION
--NO RESTRKTIONS
CCNTP.,L MARKING
~~_~DOCUMENT_ CLASS--UNCLASSIFIrED
---,~p
REEL/FRAM&"3003J0900 STEP NO--UR/911 51.701,330 /01_`,~10026/0029
ClIRC ACCESSION NG--AP0129965
UNC L A S S 1 F Fi~ 0

UNCLASS IF I ED P i) C E S S I G 0 A T L 3 NO V 7 0
I PIC ACC ES S 1 OJiN, ~d;0--APO L 29965
AtBSTr-.ACT/=_XT,iACT--(tj) :;P-0- A3S T--~,AC T
P A T I E N T SLiA S SHOW14 THE VALIJ E- C+ . TGACGRAPH I C f ri'"'Q ll~ Sp 5 Tu~)Y I N
PATIE~ TS 1-;ITH Ti E SFVEi~E FORIAS OF SCOLIOSIS. IN C THF "E
SCOL 10 S I S I S DEV IAT I ON OF THE - S il 1;iE IN MANY PLANIE-el A
OF SPINE OUGHr TO BE SU5N!ITTEO TO 10M,01-jiAPHIC Srul)Y. TH I S E T F! A A S
FOUND To NtOT 0,NLY PREf, I SE TIHE D I VER S I T Y OP THE I FY VAi*'~ I AN I'S
LOCATION F0 THE VE-JERERAL 6001ES, THEI.J;,~ TORSION, iWT ALSf_l PER"Ally ro
OBTAIN 4 VOLUMETR IC N THE
NOTION AdOWT VERTEBRAE- ~ND DISCS. TfluS, THE USE
E T I I NA Gk AP HY VIVF
OF M : -40D OF LAt HELPED T 0 R E V E A L I N' A D D I T I CN 0 f-, G E N ~ R A
CHANIGES OF DISC I,",, 16.5PEkCENT, DEGENERATIVE CHAINGES OF I'H;-- ARTICULAR
PORCESSES AND COST VEr`,T;7dR4L ARTICOLATI.GNS IN i.*IF rHL Cslsl:s.
UN THIS PAESENTATI,]N Tli~ AUTHORS EMPHASIZE THE ROLE m THE
OETERfMINIATION OF LOCATIO.'i OF THIE VERTEVAL CANAL, DETAII-t-D STUDY (JIF
INTERPELATIO.NiS OF 3,0Nf. Gi~AFT ~4(T+f THE RECIPIENT'S bEi~, A~,~ 4~:LL AS
DETFCTION 01: THE PIHASE KECONSTRUCTION GIF. G114FTS ANU THEIV REPLACIL-MIE'NT
WITH NEWLY FOR410 BONE TISSUE. FACILITY. NOVOSIt~IRSKOGO
INSTITUTA TRAVIIIATOLOGII I ORTOPE011.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR uDc: 621.396.6-181.48
MALITO, V. I., RITTER,,_A-,N
"Wide-Format Projection Photodie Model 04-528"
Elektron. prom-st'. Nauch.-tekhn. sb. (The Electronics Tndustry. Scien-
tific and Technical Collection), 1972, No 1, p 86 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika,
No 8, Aug 72, Abstract No 8M,52)
Translation: A photodie has been developed for makins photomasks used
in the manufacture of parts by the etching method. Resizsd.

UR 0482
A400434617
Sov.iet Inventions Illustrated, Section'll Electrical, Derwent,Y76
241800 SPEED -OF -MVISC OBJWZS. Jinvo ives
- us44 A7'#Wc*, dom-_ r*y such as
Sbt
a laser, which deflectintJiowi'the tovLOR objecto,
falls on the Aif f rm4';tio in grad' I % fixed to axis 2 as
0 result, of vbkb t povitz, on, 'tht- p4ozo-re'eeLver, 3
is modulAted with', ihk wi_i6li;tXon frequency, depending
--~vth loa-thw-dimpliFewmat -spiid at', the ;contre;l Led
~bl ct- nd Pfti,~bf d I
a this Sri 1 ..~.Thesignal spectre
from the photo-'recelvir fills,'On -two - disturbed in
relation to frequency filtir's 4 And 5-:Jhe discharge
of the filters is~comecvtd to~the,block 6.
1 (18 ,:, 12t18J90/115-;l04.(;'R- Ei tr
rTT R (51~.69) Sul 14/
18.4,~,�. Class 42o. Int~77-TW"T"U'*~.
19761823

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TITLE--ZIRCONIUM SULFUR
D.L.,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
NEORG. KHIM.
UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
TRIOXIOE WATER SYSTEM -U-
RITTER, M*p.
19701 15(3), 789-95
JOPIC TAGS--ZIRCONIUM DIOXIDE, ZIRCONIUM OXIDEt SULFUR TRIOXIDE, WATER,
SOLUBILITY, ISOTHERM
~;CONTROL !4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
..PPOXY REEL/FRAME--300110452 STEP NO--UR/00'18/70/01$1003/0789/0795
,:CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0126204
WICLASSIFIE0

010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
:,C]RC ACCESSION NO-AP0126204
~.o:ASSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE SOLY. OF TH2 ZRO SUC12 SO SU63
H SUB2 0 SYSTEM WAS DETD. AT 150, 200, 250, AND 300DEGREES AND THE DATA
1S TABULATED. SOLY. ISOTHER-45 AT 150 ANO.2000EGREE--S ARE CONSTRUCTED.
.-CRYSTN. FIELDS OF ZR SU52 (OH) SU82 (SO SUB4) SU83 411 SU82 Ot 2ZP,150
-,-SUB4) SUB2 3H SUB2 Op 2ZR(SO SUB4) SUB2 H SL102 0, ZR(SQ SU84) 5U62, AND
ZMSO SUB4) SUB2, H SUB2 SO SUB4 ARE DETO.; AND A POLYTHERM IS
CONSTRUCTED. FACILITY: I NS T. KHIM. TEKHNOL, REDK. ELE111., USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
UZO 621.,~T5-f--;'-"')-
RIVLIN. L.A.
"'Suace 5,jncKrcqj2.a1k1ion Of 11."odes In A Las~r"
Kvantov2ya elcktronika (Qupntumm Elect "on-1 (-. r,,), Moscow, No ~:,f'11),1972, I--
Abstract: The po,,,i3ibili.ty is shown OC convtruclu.;ng cohcrent wcve in
laser cavity. in the form of a E-,,19--d1ronh-.cd suporpc;sition c-P ti-(:
of degenerate transverse mindes- This naI-eq it poci3ible to re 7-, tide
ani to i!nDrove Vhc directionzil nattern of rad.-Lation- A
given. 5 fig. -5 ref. 11-3ceived by editors, 29 Se!,',, 1972.

USSR
Molecular Physics
UDC 621.375.82
RIVLTN, L.
"Coherent Interaction of a Beam of Particles with Matter"
V sb. Kvant. elektronika (Quantum Electronics--collection of works), No 3,
Moscow, Soviet Radio, 1972, pp 90-92 (from RZh-Fizika, No 12, Bee 72, Abstract
No 12D846)
Translation: It is demonstrated that in the case of collective interaction of
an ordered beam of particles with a material it is necessary to expect co-
herent resonance effects(excitation, forced.emission, ionization, and so on)
if one of the natural frequencies of the beam caused by its periodic structure
coincides with the frequency of the quantum transition of the substance.
Here, the energy transnitted to the substance calculated for one beam particle
can be appreciably less than the quantum transition energy-
J

USSR UDC: 8.74
RIWN G. S-
"Kim rical Data Processing on the BESIM-6"
Obrabotka chislovoy infornatsii na BESM-6. AN SSSR, Sib. otd. Vychisl.
tsentr. (Cf. English above. Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Siberian
Depaxtment, Computing Center), Novosibirsk, 1970, 37 PP, ill. 18 k.
"Knizh. letopis"', 1971, No 25, 35 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 4, Apr 72,
Abstract No 4V570 K)
[no abstract]

UDC: 8.74
V sb. Probl. kibernetiki (Problems of Cybernetics--collection of works),
vyp. 25,.Moscov, "Nauka", 1972, pp 191-204 (from RZh-Kibernetika, Ifo 6, Jun
T2, Abstract No 6v605)
Translation: It is stated that in the course 6f the psychic and behavioral
cycle (,or ethocycle), the endocrice and nervous systems participate in
series rather thau in parallel, the decisive triggering factor being the
activity of the endocrine system which acts on the nerve tissue; on the
other hand, actions of the nervous system on the endocrine system are cor-
rective In nature, depending on the state of the external environment at
the given instant. In this approach to the problem of determining the cpe-
cific mechanisms of mentality and behavior of highly developed organisms,
the author depends on the concept of regularity in cyclic behavior as formu-
lated in the principle of compulsion. Bibliography of 12 titles.
75

2 D DATE--13NOV70
033 UNCLASSIF PROCESSINJ
.,,'T.lTL'~'-7-NAZA-k0VO LIGNITE STUDIEO AFTER ITS~ PREPARATiOll FOR C0,43UST ION AS A
'DUST .-U
:~,~.-..AUTHJR-102)-YAVO.O.SKlYt I*Aot RIVXINt AS.
:~_~,CAUNTRY OF 1100--USSR
TVERD, TOPL, 1970t (2)y 125-33
:~._~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-~SUBJECT AREAS--PROPULSION AND FUELS
__~~TOPIC TAGS--COMBUSTION R AND Di SOLID FUEL,.STEAM BOILER
CdWaOL MARKING-Nil RESTRICTIONS
D.OCU4ENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIC-0
~._PROXY KEEL/FRAME-3005/0968 STEP P40--UR/10467/70/-:i-'~,~,~')/90"2/0125/0133
CIRC Acc=s 1*10--AP0133054
SION
L A

F DAT I 3%OV7 0
212 033 UNCLASSI FIED PR OC E.i I Mi.
C IRC ACCESSION IND-APOL33054
-. ABSTP
~ACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-'- AbSTRACT. SAMPLES 0 F NA Z 'P!. Vo L 1 (;:.11 T E DUST
VEAE T A BUR 1`4 Ei A SOF A STE4~1 4N, D T 1i E
-KEN AT A P13INT CLCSE TO THE U, I L. E R
'INS OF- SMALLF.'~' Til.!A 401 40-75,
.0UST WAS SCREFN CLASSIFIFO INTO 7 FRACTIt,
~7R-90,- 90-14l3t 140-200, 200-500, ANO LAPGEA THAN 5 0 0 Mli I'l Il: f`l~ A C f I UN 5
ANC THEIR ASH CONTENTS (R9_SULriNG FROM MILLI C0,148USTIGN AT 550DEGREES)
rE;--',P. PROPERTIES OF THE ASH i-iER- DETD. rHE DUST
WERE ANALYZED AND THE:
'P C E F
FRACTION'S WITH PARTICLEi SILE SMALLER THAN. 90 MU CONT/,fh':D 72PE N r (I
.-THE TOTAL AMT. OF THE MINERAL C04PONENTS IN THE LIGNITE A,'~D 37PERCENT OF
THE COMPONENTS WERE PRESENT AS FREE MINERAL PARTICLES, Tr~E SMALLER THEN
'RUNT OF THE DUST AMT. AND
40 MU FRACTION CONTAINED SIMILAR TO 38PE
WAS 6iUITE DIFF~-RENT FROM OTHER F THAT THE i'ISH t;.':)NT1Nf
E "RACTIONS IN
F SID SU 2 M STLY AS
410PERCENT) IWAS MAX.t THE ASH CONTAINED MAX. VITS. 0 B 0
FREE QUARTZ PARTICLES, AND THE ASH WAS EASILY *,IELTE,*3. THE SMALLER THAN
'JR11ATION ON
.,..40 MU FRACTION IS THEREFORE CHIEFLY RESPONSI.BLE FOR SLAG F
.,!_THE SCREENS AND HEATED SURFACES OF THE STEAM BUILER. FACILITY:
c
-YSES* GOS. TREAT ORG, RAfS1U1'4,ALd RAION. ELEKTROSTA. SETEI USSR.
Ll~ A S, f4rlj
Trr.~~
Mp~ - r, a I; I MR
1.9d ii IIi i: iI i 1h'11011 #5q R., wo
diffi

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7
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USSR
;k.S.
-A'
V-, -a , i; C N
4C vS" 1 Y' L V
electric nevicas
Tra r In 7rermo
siant Procesees
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7 C 9 6 r o T, Rh - - E 1 et r o n i 1: 3 iy e ya D r i im. a n a r. i y q'~:j cJun a ITC ~,b e t ru cG
I ra TI-era is a solution in t~-c ;aper of Cna -rnbla= ef tre
n,3 la t i on
L. ~- cooled s.-,~rf6ce of a *nermoelamimt in u non,_~Ia-LIon-_;ry
-7E -ell Z-n'
Formult2s Eire cbtLi-ina-d for calculation of th-, urd t"lL elfect --p
tlie therr=~I Oj*,--i*, of the surfuce of a themron1le 3nd ti--;
" ~ r
e t'r-t3r=oelectri Q c;co 7
Canucity of the 'nusa attz~c'hed to it on th
a tab. 1C. ref. Auttior's Abetrsct.
5

UW
LGVTSOV, V. V., RIVKIN, L. A , POTEKIIIN, B. I., ANDRIYANTOV, A. M.
"New Air Distributors with Twisted Supply Streams"
Naladka i Proyektir. Sistem Prom. Ventilyatsii i Konditsionir. Vozdukha
[Adjustment and Planning of Commercial Ventilation and Air Conditioning
Systems -- Collection of Works], Moscow, 1971,:pp 10-21, (Translated from
'Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mckhanika, No 4, 1972, Abstract No 4 B309 by A. S.
Malyutin).
Translation: New air distributors have been created, distinguished by great
damping of -relative velocities and temperatures, as well as simplicity of
design: an input pipe, a wall ejection air distributor, a floor CjCCOOTI
air distributor- Comparative are presented on the air distributors with
similar devices created earlier, showing that when the new air distributorS
are used, the quantitative loads can be increased mid the working temperatuIT
difference can be up to 50'. The air distributors suggested -~Jlow the qL-,Iil-
tity of supply air to be changed between 10 and 150% of the nominal quantitY
without reducing the quality of air distribution.
1-09

1/2 013 UINCLASSI FIED PROCESSIrgG DATE--04DEC70
TITLE--CHEMICAL MODIFICATION OF GUA11143SINE AND INOSINE WITH N,CYCLOHEXYLI-N,
-,..PRIMEtBEo,4i#"IETHYLMORPHOLINIUM, ETHYLCARBODIIMIDE -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-GIR5HOVICH, A.S., GRACHEV, M4Aov ORESHKOVAr S.F., RI
"'UjUu p,., - r
at
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
--ILV. SIB. OTO. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, SER. KHIM. NAUK 1970, -7
.0URCE (1), 90
v.ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
'~.SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRYP BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
JOPIC TAGS--NUCLEQSl0Er CHEMICAL REAC*rIONY UY SPECTRU14
CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3008/0542 STEP NO--UR/0289/701000/001/009010097
~'VDCACCES S I ON__NO--AP0 137631
S

2/2 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
~-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP013763i
.~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE REACTION OF I%ItCYCLOHEXYL#N
-PRIMEl(,BETAt(4vMETHYLMORPHOLINYL)ETHYL)CARBODLIMIDE (1) AS THE P-MEC
~-.:SU86 H SUB4 50 SUB3 H SALT WITH GUANOSINE (11) AND INOSINE fIlli WAS
FOLLOWED BY USING LABELED 1. A SOLN. OF 29.6 MG I SALTv 10 MG It IN 15
141- H SUB2 0SUB 0.1N KOH TO PH 8o4 WAS KEPT 24 HR AT 370EGRGES. THE
REACTION OF I WITH III WAS PERFORMED SIMILARLY. KINETICS OF THE
CONDENSATIONS, FOLLOWED BY UV SPECTRA* WAS FIRST OROER IN BOTH
COMPONENTS. THE CONDENSATION PRODUCT OF I WITH 11 (PK 3.8) ANO OF I
(PK 3.5v H SUB2 0' Z3DEGREES) ARE STABLE BETWEEN PH 2 AND 7.
WITH.III
,-,:,.fN-AN ALK. SOLN.r HYDROLYSIS OCCURS. THE CORRESPONDING ARRHENfUS
EQUATION PARAMETERS WERE DET0* FACILITY: NOVOSIBIRSK, INST.
ORG. KHIM., NOVOSIBIRSKv USSR,
!Lff--L A -:Z;Z 1 r-

12 012 UNCLAS S I FIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEm7O
',TJTLE--THE CHEMICAL MODIFICATION OF GUANOSINE AND [NOSINE WITH
N,CYCLOHEXYL, N, BETA, (4,METHYLMORPHOLINIUM) ETHYLCARBODITMEDE -u-
1---,AyTHQR-(04)-GIRSHOVICHv A..S., GRACHEVY M.A., ORESHKOVA, S.F., RIVKIN, M.I.
C.OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,.SOURCE--IZVESTIYA SIBIRSKOGO OTDELENIYA AKADEMII NAUK SSR, NO 2, SERIYA
KHIMICHESKfKH NAUK, 1970, NR 1, PP 90-97
PUBL [SHED ------- 70
F. SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGICAL AND MEOICAL SCIENCES
I..TOPIC TAGS--NUCLEOSIDEt IMIDE* CYCLIC GROUP, MORPHOLINE, CHEMICAL KltlETICS
_CONTPr;L MARKING-NO RESTQICTI(JNS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1984/1825 STEP NO--UR/0289/70/000/001/0090/001)7
-CIRC ACCESS10,N NO--AP0100399

-ft
--18SEP70
012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE
.:-C-IRC. ACCESSION NO--AP0100399
-ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE KINETICAL STUDIES HAS BEEN
-PERFORMED AND THE ARRHENIUS EQUATION PARAMETERS FOUND FOR THE REACTION
OF GUANOSINE AND INIOSINE iifTH CME CARBODIIMIDE IN AN AQUEnUS SOLUTION.
THE REACTION PRODUCTS (CME, NUCLEOSIOES) ARE STABL'a IN INEUTRAL AND
ACIDIC MEDIA DOWN TO PH It THEY CONTAIN GROUPINGS WITH PK 3,8 (CME,
GUANOSINEI AND 3,5 (CME INOSINE) AT 23DEGREES. THE REACTION KINETICS
YSIS OF CME, NEUCLEOSIDES TO THE
HAS BEEN ALSO STUDIED OF THE HYDROL
-STARTUNG NUCLEOSIDES IN ALKALINE MEDIUM AND THE CORRESPONDING ARRHENIUS
EQUATION.PARAMETERS-DETERMINEDO

USSR
ZHANEF, L.N., MANEVITCH, A.E. and RIVKM,,S.S.
"Ship Gyroscope Errors I_-U I-1aves"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akadem.111 Nauk SSSR, Diekh" ilka Tverdogo Tela, No 2,
Mar-Apr 71, pp 142-i46
Abstract: Probabilities were defined for characteristics of the orbital
motion of the center of gravity of a ship and the necessary trcnzf(,_r func-
tions for computing dynamic errors in gyroscopic devices. T:rpical wave
conditions were used. to obtain numerical values for the acceleration sDectrum
parameters. The irave-to-ship relation was treated as a dyrz_Laic st-.atistical
random signal moving across a dynaidc system. Relations wor(~ c.,stob.lishi-2d for
wave spectral density of acceleration, ship tranoPer functiorl, urdinate~ dis-
persion of uffave profile, horizontEOL motion of ohip, vertici~,! da--via-tiOll
angle of pendulum, and inovement of pendultua support from, sLipls
1-tal --'.s lace ent,
gravity. Computations were made for error caused by horizo alp_ M
of the ship's center of gravity. The conclusions were that (k-yraufc ei-rors cau-sed
by orbital motion and by Pitch and roll motions -are in the same arcl-ar of
tude. Therefore it is necessary to consider the effect rot only of ship's Ditch
and roll motion but also of the orbital motion of ship's center of gravity.
This is necessary when calculating errors of gyroscopic devices affected
by wave motions.
R~,'i ?14 "1 IiA

wntanUo.h and -kc'uiD-",*-32ntI
USSR
UIDO: 620.1-78.38.05
and 7A'-'-Tj'-,
IlMachine foor Fa-t-iEue Tests Ln !I,,-ater and Steam at f-,.'-LEh
tures and 2ressures"
I,Iosco-w, Zavodsl:a_,.ra Ic-looraTorlya, No. 5, 1971, Pp 611-612.
Abstract: -Th-e -machaime C~4---.Scribed by this ar-t-,icle T.,as devised to
study the resistance of a speci-men to cyclical destruc.-Jon in
water and steam at temperatures of uu to 4000 C and pressu-ires
of up to 200 1-7/cn2. it pern-it-s tesis Livolvilig reoeated __Icl-
big and twisting-, of the specim-ens. A cross-section?--i dia,~::,= 01
the machine is sho,~;n, together -.-ith a curve giving 16he re--u-ts of
testing specimens of heat-resistant steel by rejeated twist-ing alll-
10 /CLa , in i.ate-
a temnerniure of 3100 C and a pressure of 1 ICE, 2
0.06 mg/liter of chlorides 0.2 ir-
origin,ally containing
of oxygen, as veil as in air. These tests indicated that the
.:.,ater did not rel-uce -*-,,,e cyclica', s-renEth of the szeel Compared
tc its cyclical stre,-'-'kh- in air.
1/1

~~,1/3 030 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
~'14-ITLE-ABSENCE OF A PRECISE MIRROR EQUALITY BETWEEN OPTICAL ANTIPODES -U-
..,.AUTHOA-RIVKIN
-,COUNTRY OF INFO-_U SR
_-.S0URCE--PIS'MA ZH. EKSP. TEOR. FIZ.'1970, 11(l), 18-22
DATE PUBLISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--ORGANIC CRYSTAL, CRYSTAL STRUCTUREt PHOTOLYSIS, EPR SPECTRUM,
_,~ANTIPODAL PROPAGATION, UV RADIATION, AMINO ACID, PHENYLALANINE, HYDROGEN
CHLORIDE
~CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCIUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,PROXY RELL/FRAME--1988/0074 STEP NO--UII/0386/'IO/OLL/001/OOL3/0022
1
I PC ACC ESS IGN 1*410--APO 105 1 06

c,
2/3 0 30 s. r L r
41 FIED PROCESSING DATE-16OCT7C
---IRC ACCESSION NO-4P0105166
IBSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE METHOD OF
PULSE PHOTOLYSIS
WITH SUBSEQUENT EXAMN. OF THE FORMED FREE RADICALS 6Y THE EPR SPECTRA (V
SUBO EQUALS 930 MHZ) WAS USED TO INVESTIGATE POSSIBLE DIFFEKENCES IN THE
STRUCTURE OF OPTICAL ANTIPODES. POLYCRYST. AMINO ACIDS WERE IRRADIATED
IN AIR AT ROOM TEMP.; NOMINAL ENERGY OF THE UV RADIATION PULSE WAS
51-41LAR TO 330-860 J AND THE MAX, TOTAL IRRADN. DOSE WAS SI'lILAR TO 111
PRIME6 J. THE SPECTRA Or' BETA, PHENYI-MAND L)tALANINLS (I AND lit
RESP.) CONSIST 0;: A 1:2:1 TRIPLET, EACH COMPONENT OF WHICH IS SPLIT INTO
A QUADAUPLETt AND A SINGLE LINE IN THE TRIPLET CENTER. DURING THE
PHOTOLYSIS OF PHENYLALANINE, THE REACTION RH PLUS H YIELDS R11 SUB2 TAKES
PLACE AND FREE RADICALS ARE FORMED AS A RESULT OF THE CAPTUkE OF H
ASTOMS BY THE PH RING OF AMINO ACID MOLS, I IS MORE tRANSPARENT FOR H
I THE SPECTRA OF I AND 11 HYDROCHLORIDES WrRE EXAMD. THE
ATOMS. ALSL
INTENSE LINES (G SUBEFF EQUALS 2) IN THESE SPECTRA BELONG Tj
PHENYLALANINE RADICALS WHILE THE WEAK DUU13LET LINES ((; SUBEFV E.4UALS
2.02f BELONG TO THE TIMES HCL PRIME NEGATIVE.RADICALS; DURING THE
I.RRADN.l RADICALS GIVING THE DOUBLET LINE OWING TOA HYPERFINE
INTERACTION WITH THE ASSOCO. H ATOM ARC' FORMED BY CAPTURING H ATOMS BY
THE HALOGEN IONS. ALSO THE CRYSTAL ALTTICE OF I-HCL IS MORE
'RE
TRAlSPARENT FOR H ATOMS; SIMILAR RESULTS WE - OBTA[NE0 FOR OPTICAL
ANTIPODES OF ALANINEY TYROSINEi TYROSINE-HCLP VALINE-1-1CLY ANO ARABITYL.
THE COMPDS. OF L-CONFIGURATION SERIES ARE CHARACTERIZ,:[) BY A MORE DENSE
PARTICLE PACKING IN THEIR CRYSTAL LATTICES.
7 `~ T -, T

3/3 030 UNCLASSIFIED
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0105166
~ADSTRACWEXTRACT--THE STRUCTURE- DIFFERENCES 0850.
MIRROR EQUALITY) ARE EXTREMELY SMALL AND UO NOT
PRACTICALLY, IN PHYS; CHEM., CRYSTALLOGRAPHICt
ANTIPODES, EXAMU. BY USUAL METHODS.
INST., KAZAN, USSR.
7; 7 T
PROCESSING 0ATE--160CT70
(THE I)EVIATIONS FORM
MANIFEST THEM5ELVE5,
AND OTHER PROPERTIES OF
FACILIrY: FIZ. TEKH.

USSR
SEREDIN, V. G., INMEVATOVA, M. V., MMAMIEDOV, S. M., and
BYSTRYY, N. F., Uzbek Antiplague Station
"Testing Cholera Phag(-- With a 'Stamp"'
Tashkent, Meditsinskiy Zhurnal Uzbekistana, No 11, 1971, pp 75-77
Abstract: The "stamp" is a device to study a number of cholera vibrio strains
at the same time. It consists of five aluminum plates conaected by cross-
pieces. Each plate has five short pins whose distal ends are working sur-
faces to which phages are applied. The phages to be Lested are diluted in
test tubes to 10-4 and poured into special plates (0.5 to 0.5 ml of each
dilution) containing wells arranged in 5 rmis of 5 wells each corresponding
to the number of pins on the "stamp." The "stamp" is immer.~jed with the pinq
in alcohol in a Petri dish and heated over an alcohol lamp. It is then
dipped into the wells with phage and an impression made on the surface of
0.7% soft agar with the culture under study. After the drons of phage dry,
the dishes are incubated for 18 hours. A laboratory technician should be
able to apply phage to 300 to 400 dishes in 3 hours.

USSR
DIATLOV, A. I., HUMMMEDOV, S. H., RIVKUS, Yu. Z., Uzbek Antiplague Station
nNatural Foci of Plague in Uzbokistanu
Tashkent, Meditsinskiy Zhurnal Uzbekistana, No 4. 1971, PP 31-33
Abstract: Plague epizootics have regularly been observed in the northern and
northwestern parts of the Kyzyl Kum desert in the Uzbek SSR. This region
should be regarded as enzootic for plague bacteria, which are continuously
being passed from one rodent to another by fleas. In other territories of the
republic to the south, plague apizootics were always observed following develop-
ment in principal foci, and were due to transfer of microbes in jvmps over con-
siderable distances, at times by infected wild animals. The occurrence of a
focus is affecte,1 to a great extent by the nwnber of carriers, their annual
and seasonal dynamics, by climate and topography, as well as by conditions of
different years. Iwi intense epizootic flared up in Fyzyl ii:wu in 1969 after a
four-year interval, an independent local epizootic focus occurred in 1964 in
the Amu-Darlya delta (north Kyzyl Kum) after a 9-year interval, ond a year
later, after a similar Diterval, in a neighboring sector. Such audden reac-
tivations of plague foci are related to naturAl factors, reveal-big a certain
independence of epizootic development. The results of the investigation demon-
strate that the plague epizootic process in Kyzyl Kum is very active, necessi-
tating system-tic observation and study of particularly dangerous areas.

-621.785.7-001.5
USSR uDc 669-15 - 194.
VARLI, K. V., GORCWOVA, E. N., LANSKAYA, K. A., RIVLIN, A. 14,,,..and SKAKOV, Yu. A.y
Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys
"'Structural and Phase Changes in Ferrite Steel During Heat Treatment"
'Moscow, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy Chernaya Metallurgiya, No 9,
1970, PP 117-121
Abstract: A study was made of structural and phase changes in EP-503 farrite
steel containing 6% W during heat treatment. The tests were conducted 1) after
forging with 960- urnace cool-
8400C end teumperatFe, -with subsequent water and f
ing; and 2) after hardening at 1200 0 with subsequent water cooling. The temp-
erature interval of the Fee 1-1 phase precipitation and related changea in hardness)
lattice period of solid soiution, and electric resistvice were deternimed. Mi-
.crostructures of the steel after forging, hardening, and tempering under various
conditions are presented, and results are given of metallographic analysis of
the steel after hardening at 12000C. The lattice period of a solid solution of
forged samples at certain temperatures is smaller than that, of hardened samples,
owing to the precipitation of Fe W phase particles during forging. The varia-
t1on of particle size and lattieg periods of the Fe W phase with tempering tem-
perature we determined. 2
1/1

MUM"
PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
,1/3.:~ OZ5- UNCLASSIFIED---
TITLE--STRUCTURAL CHANGES DURING PROLONGED AGING OF LOW ALLOY TUBE STEELS
.:AUTHOR-(02)-KONTOROVSKIY, A.Z.r RIVLINp A.M.
OF INFO--USSR
_~S.OURCE-METALLOVED. TERM. OBRAB. METAL. 1970p (3); 66-68
~D_ATE PUBLISHED------70
~,SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS9 MECHoi IND-w CIVIL AND MARINE ;-:-NGR
TOPIC, TAGS--LOW ALLOY STEEL, ALLOY DESIGNATION, METAL T(J6E, METAL HEAT
-TREATMENTt ELECTRON MICROSCOPEs METAL AGINGY TEMPERING/(U)ST20 CARBON
~STEEL1 M120illiff LOW ALLOY STEELtALJ)15XHIMIF LOW ALLOY STEEL
ZONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
MOXY REEL/r-RAME--3005/0936 STEP NO--UR,/0129/70/000100310066/0068
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0133023

2/3 OZ5 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
CIRC, ACCESSION NO--AP0133023
-ASSYRACTIEXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE TITLE CHANGES WERE STUDIED IN
STEELS 20, 12KHIMF, AND 15KHIMIF tC 0.23, 0.10, 0.16, SI 0.31, 0.31P
~0*32; MN 0.40v 0.50p 0.69; S 0.023, 0.0159 0.016; P 0.02, 0.02?t 0.02;
CR -, 1.05, 1.23; MO -t 0.35, I.L2; AND V -:*, 0.28t 0.29 WT. PERCENT).
"STEEL 20 WAS HEAT TREATED IN TWO WAYS (1) ANNEALED 140 MIN AT
...920DEGREES) AND (2) NO04ALIZED (40 MIN 15 920DEGREES) WITH TEMPERING (2
AT 600-50DEGREES). STEEL 12HIIMF WAS tlYNORMALIZED 45 MIN AT
960-70DEGREES AND TEMPERED 5 HR AT 740DEGREES,.12) QUENCHED IN OIL AFTER
MIN AT 960-70DEGREES AND TEMPERED 5 HR AT.740DEGREES. STEEL 15KHI,"IIF
-WAS (1) NORMALIZED 45 MIN All' 1050-60DEGREES AND TEMPERED 5 HR AT
T45OEGREES, (2) QUENCHED IN OIL AFTER 45 MIN AT 1050-6GOEGREES AND
TEMPERED 15-HR AT 745DEGREES. STEEL 20 WAS AGED 5000 PR AT 450DEGREES
OR-7000 HR AT 500DEGREESr STEEL 12KHLMF AND 15KH114LF WERE AGED 5000 HR
AT-585DEGREES OR 2000 HR AT 625DEGREES. SPECIMENS AGED WITHOUT STRESS
BAND AFTER TESTING FOR LONG RANGE STRENGTH WERE STUDIED UNDER THE
-ELECTRON MICROSCOPE. THE STRUCTURE OF STEEL ZO AFTER AGING.CHANGEO
tPARTICULARLY DURING THE IST 500-1000 HR) FROM LAMELLAR PEARLITE IWO
FERRITE AND CEMENTITE. THE LATTER COAGULATED AND ASSUMED OVAL AND
GLOBULAR SHAPE. DURING AGING MICROCRACKS FORMED AT THE INTERFACE
PEARLITE FERRITE, WHICH DEVELOPED INTO PORES AND FINALLY CAUSED
THE STRUCTURE OF STEEL 12KHIMF AFTER HEAT TREATMENT
CONSISTED OF FERRITE AND CARBIDE* THE. AGING FOR 5000 HR AT 585DEGREES
.CAUSED FORMATION OF COARSE PARTICLES ALUNG GRAIN BOUNUARIES4 HEAT
TREATMENT OF STEEL 12KHIMF ACCORDING TO METHOD NO, 2 GAVE A MORE STABLE
STRUCTURE.

313 UNCLASSI FIM PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
ERC:~~_ ~ACCESSION NO--AP0133023
18S.TRACT/EXTRACT--THE STRUCTURE OF STEEL 15KH1141F.SUBJECTED TO HEAT
--JREATMENT-CONDITIONS NO. 1 AND 2 AFTER AFING UNDERWENT GREATER
!.STRUCTURAL CHANGES THAN STEEL 13KHIMF AFTER TREATMENT NO. 2. THE
kT
DISINTEGRATION.OF STEELS 12KHIMF AND 15KHIMIF~WAS INlTfj' ED AT THE
~~_SUIR,FACE OF COARSE CARBIDE PARTICLES, WHILE IN STEEL 20 THE
,.-OTS-INTEGRATION STARTED AT THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN FERRITE AND PE4RLITE
GRAINS. FACILITY: VSES. INST. PROEKT. ORG. ENERG. STROITEL-v
--USSR
()?I(A S I F0

'614 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--IISEP70
TT-n, E~~C ONJ I)ENSATION PRODUCTS OF ALUMINU,4.CHELATES WITH ANNITOL AND
...-SOR TOCHEXAACETATES -U-
~..'...AUTHOR--VEVERE#.I.v RIYEKSTINA, D., MAY,L.
~:-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--LATV. PSR ZINAT. AKAD. VESTIS, KIM. SER, 1970,, (1), 3-9
:;~_D ATE~ PUBLISHED-----70
SUBJECT.AREAS--CHEMI S TRY
p-TOPIC TAGS--ALUMINUM COMPLEX* ORGANOALUMINUM
REACTION', ORGANIC COMPLEX COMPOUND, NEUTRON
~ACETATE, ALCOHOL
C-MTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
COMPOUA10i C3NDE41SATION
ACTIVATION ANALYSIS,
PROXY REELiFRAME--1987/1065 STEP NO--UR/0464/70/000/01)1/1,1.00310009
_CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOID4463

--IISEP70
014 UN-L ASS IF I ED PROCESSINS DATE
.~-.CIRC A~:CESSION NO--AP0104463
ABS TRACTtEXTtZACT--kU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CONDENSATION PRODUCTS OF AL
(ACETYLACETONATES, ETHYL ACETOACETATES) WITH MANNITOL AND
13FEN
~SDRBITOL HEXAACETATES Cf3NTG. 1, 2,,AND 3 CHELATE GR13UPINGS HAVE
AND IDENTIFIED. THE DETN. OF AL IN THESE CGMPDSo BY MEANS OF
'.:~'~NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANAL. IS REPORTED*

112 007 UNCLASSI FIED~ PROCESSENG DATE--040EC70
EXCHANCC REEFIMING OF TANNIN -U-,
AUTHOR-(04)-R[ZAYEV, N.U., BERIDZE, P.Z., YAVICH, P.A., SARABUNOVICH, A.G.
TOPIC TAGS--ION EXCHANGE RESINs TANNIC ACID# CHEMICAL PURITY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/0933
STEP NU--UR/o 1;1170ic
2
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136413
UNICLAS-S I F I E 0

2/2 007 UNCLASSIOIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APCil36413
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DIFFERENT CAriojN AiND ANION
I -iE REFINING OF
EXCHANGE RESINS NERE EMPLOYEO FOR T1 TANNIN FROM TWO
SOURCES. IN SOME REFINING'S THE PURITY OF TANNIN 14A5 AS HIGH AS
ERCENT. THE MERITS OF THESE RESINS ARE OISCUSSED FROM AN EXPTL.
94.5PE
VIEW. FACILITY: INST. FAR.4AKOKHIMe IM. KULLTELADZEs TSILISIf
USSR.
UNC LASS

112 012 UNCLASSIFHEO~- :~': ATE--13NOV70
PROCt-SSING D
TITLE--PRINCIPLES OF fHE SORPTION OF TANNINi PYROGALLQ'L SLRIlr-S, ON ION
EXCHANGERS -U-
~~AUTHOR-(04)-YAVICH, P.A., R.IZAYEV, N.U., BEAIDZE, P.Z.o SAIZABUNOVICH, A.G.
,---COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
S!3URCE--SOOBSHCH. AKAD, NAUK GKUl. SSR L9701P 57(11, 101-4
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
:,SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
-TOPIC TAGS--ADSORPTICNt T ANN I CACID# 10,N EXCHANGE RESIiq/(U)KB4 (ON
EXC.LiANGE RESIN, (U)KU2 ION EXCHANGE RESIN't (UIANI ION EXCHANGE RES[NI
IU)ANZF 10-N EXCHANGE RESUN't (U)AV16.[ON EXCHANGE RESIN, (U)EOEICP ION
EXCHANGZ
RESIN, (U)AN31 ION EXCHANGE RESIN
CONTROL MARKING--NO kESTAICTIONS
AOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3002/1372 STEP
CIkC ACCESSION NO--AP01Z8772
A S S 1 F

2/2 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSIN3 CATE--13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NC)--AP0128772
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SORPTION D'(NA,',IICS AAS STUUIEO BY
.USING A COLUMN PACKED WITH 3 G DRY 10"i EXCHANGER, FILTRATION RATES OF
0.47-2,55 ML-MIN, ANIO TANNIN M SOLNS. OF EXTS. F.:,.OX TURKISH GALL NUTSP
EACH CONTG. 7.5-8.5PERCE-NT I. THE SORPTION CAPACITY FOR I SOLNS.
INCREASED IN THE FOLLOIWING SERIES LIF ION EXCHANGERS. KB-Ay KU-2v KU-Ir
Aii-li AN-31i AN-2F, AV-16, EDE-IOPt AV-171 WHEREAS FGR I EXTS. IN THE
SERIES: KU-2t KU-Ir K8-4, AN-It AN-31, AN-2Ft AV-17, EDE-10P# AV-16.
THERE WAS A LITTLE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE~,SORPTIGN OF I FROll SOLNS, AND
EXTS. THE SORPTION' OF I 'WAS ACCOMPANIED BY THAT CIF MINERAL IONS.
HOWEVERt THEI~, PkESENCE mEOUCEO THE SORPTION CAPACITY WITH RESPECT TO 1.
IfT ALSO DROPPED -MARKEDLY 'dITH INCREASING FILTRATION RATEP WHEREAS THE
SORPTIGN WITH RESPECT TO MINERAL IGNS OROPPED ONLY SLIGHTLY. WEAKLY
TC Sl_
~BASIC ION EXCHANGE,%S FAILED .)Kd I OVER THE FLO-v R!,TE R14INGE 1.8-2.85
ML-MIN CA PRIMEZo rlHEPEAS STku'NGLY ACIDIC GNES SGABED J,AAGF Aill's. OF I
EVEN Af HIGH RATES. I EXTS. CAIN BE L13LRAtEl) FROM SALTS, ACIDIC
C03PONIENTS, AND NATURAL DYES BY FILTERING JHER THROUGH ION EXCHANGERS,
~1T IS ALSO POSSIBLE TO R-EMOVE I LIKE SUaSTANCES FROM PLANT EXTS, USING A
SYSTEM C0,"PRISING A STRONG?LY ACIOIC CATION EXCHANGER ANO A STRONLY BASIC
V~IQN EXCHANGER. FACILITY: INST. FARM(kK(;KliIi'-l, 1,'-16 KUTATE-LADZEl
JBILISI, USSR.~
UNG LA S S I F i E 0
mommmis

~112 012 UNCLASSItelED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
.!-TlTLE--INTENSIFICATI0N OF THE ION EXCHANGE PURIFICATION UF GLYCEROL WATER
SOLUT IONS -U-
.~AUTHOP.-(00-TUYCHYEVY I*S.9 RIZAYEVi N.U.s YUSIPOVt MoA.v INAGAMOVI A.
%TRY 3F INFG--USSR
COUi
,..SGUXCE--IZV. VYSSH. UCHEB. ZAVED.r PIIH~Ci* TEKHNOL- 1910, (1), 74-7
-:,-'OAT EPUBLISHED ------- 70
-'...SUBJECT AREAS--MECH., IND., CIVIL-AND MARME ENGR
~.,.TOPIC TAGS--WATER PURIFICATIONi ION EXCHANGE, GLYCERINE
~:~CONTRQL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OOCUIMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:,,-PROXY REEL/FRA;4E--1994/0424 STEP NO--UR/0322/70/001)/f,)Ol~iOO7-4/0077
CIRC ACCESSION NC--AT0114704
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-16OCT70
C,lRC ACCESSION NO--AT0114704
:,-~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE DYNAMICS OF THE. ION EXCHANGE
PURIFICATION (IF GLYCEROL WATER SOLNS. EN THE PSEUDOLIQUEFACTION LAYER OF
SOLNS. USED HAD A GLYCERIN CONTENT OFF
THE IONITE WAS INVESTIGATED. THE
11PERCENT. CA PRIXE POSITIVE POSITIVE AND MG PRIME POSITIVE POSITIVE
ID MINERAL ACIDS- AT 3.28
IONS AT 0.98 MG-EOUIV-L.t FREE FATTY AN
MG-EQUIV-L. THE SORPTION PROCESS WAS INVESTIGATED IN flUTH CYLINDRICAL
AND CONICAL COLUMNS. kESULTS SHOWED THE CONICAL ONES 141TH SMALL ANGLE
141CITY TO BE THE MOST EFFICIENT.
~OF C 0. FACILITY! TASHKENT.
-,POLITEKH. INST., TASHKENT1 USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
TURSUNOV, M., U ~, J-11 MAKOD' R. M., IBRAGD4OV) A. P., and
eras
SM(HINTIM; L. A. bRent Polytechnical Institute
"Change in the Sorption Capacity of Ion Exchange Resin Toimards Gossypol and
Free Fatty Acids Under the Influence of y -Irradiation"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Prikladnoy Ehimii, Vol 45, No 8, Aug 72, pp 1828-1832
Abstract: Increase in the JV -irradiation dose leads to an increased swelling of
the anion exchange resin All-17-6(m) and EME-10p in the Olf- form. iR~dlstilled
vater and in methanol; the anion exchange resin ELE-10p in the "102'form and
3
PAN-2 in the Oil form increase their swelling also, bvt only to a certain spe-
dose. The weight of the anion exchange resin has been noted to increase
also. Under the influence of Y -irradiation AV-17-6(n) anion exchange resdn
in the 011C fonq exhibits selective sorption towards r,.ossypol. Both the AV-17-
6(m) and the EM-10p anion exchange resins in the CO'_"t' form become lighter in
color under the influence of increasing radiation doL

Ni tr6gen Compounds
USSR UDC 541.127:547.486.41
RIZAYEV R. G., SHEYNIN, V. Ye., HCKHIYEV, S. D.. and GEYDARLY, N. 1.
"Investigation of the Kinetics of Ammonolysis of m-Xylene by a Gradientless
Method"
Baku, Azerbaydzhanskiy Khimicheskiy Zhurnal, No 3 (69), 1970, pp 29-32
Abstract: In this paper the authors study the kinetics of ammo-oxidation of
mrxylene over a vanadium oxide catalyst (6% V205 and 2% 0 applied to cal-
cined aluminum oxide in a system with continuous circula~toii. To determine
the fraction of homogeneous reaction, aoncatalytic experiments were conducted
under conditions similar to the catalytic experiments. More than. 90% of the
m-xylene was unreacted. Use of the gradientless method made it possible to
find the reaction rates in differential form. After the onv--t of the steady
state, the reaction rate was determined from the formula w = n/G*At, where n
is the number of moles of reacted or formed products in time At, G is the
amount of catalyst in grams, and At is the time from the instant of the onset
of the steady state in hours. The effect which the concentrations of 02 and
NH have on the bulk conversion of m-xylene, and on the rate of formation of
m2n products and byproducts of the reaction was studied. It was found that
1/2

USSR
RIZAYEV R. G.,,,et al, Azerbaydzhanskiy Khimicheskiy Zhurnal, No 3 (69), 1970,
29-32
p
in the region of partial pressures 0 > P and NH > P a zero
2 02min 3 NH min
2/2