SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RYZHKOV, V.P. - SAAKOV, B.A.

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USSR UDC 669.141.241.2:621.746.5
BURDONGV, B. A., ANOOINA, A. L, RYZHKOV-V,.R,, VAL'TER, V..A., and
BRONFJN MAILOER, A. M., Kazakh Metallurgical Plant
'$The Quality of Small Ingots of Killed Steel"
Mos cow, Metallurg, No 12, Dec 70, pp 17-19
Abstract: The optimum consumption of aluminum (300-400 g/ton) for the
deoxidation of St.3 and St.6 steels poured to small ingots was determined,
With an aluminum consumption of 300-400 g/ton and a pouring rate of 0.4
m/min or less, cracks do not generate and hairline oracke are not observed
on the final rolled metal. An increase In the number of deoxidizers in
the foundry ladle results in a greater concentration of oxide.impurities.
A linear dependence was established between the depth of the shrink hole
and the bailing period. The possibility of using calci= carbide for
desulfurization of steel in the ladle is demonstrated.

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VSSR UDC 619:616.9-022.7+ 636.2+ 636-34-636.4+ 636-52/.58
SELIVANOV, A. V.; MARMOVA, V. V.; A "MMA L F.
"Comparative Study of the Immunity and Vaccinal Reaction of
Cattle Immunized With Vaccine from Brucella Strain No 19 by
Aerosol and Subcutaneous Methods"
V sb. Sb. nauchn. rabot. Sib. n.-i. vet. in-t (Siberian Scientific
L
Research Veterinary Inst collectio f Scientific 1.1orks),
No 17, 1970, pp 22-28 (from Rzh-58. Zhivotnovodstvo i Veterinari-
Z-a, 1,10 4, Apr 71, Abstract 1110--4.58,630)
Translation: The level of immunity in animalm vaccinated via
aerocol 6-16 months after inoculation (upon infection in the
conjunctiva with two and twenty times the infective dose of
virulent Brucella) vra~t not lower than in aninals i,-zaunized sub-
cutaneously with strnin Nio 19 in a doze of 60 billion cells.
Tests were conducted in an infection during the normal duration
and develoDment of brucellosis. Aerosol immunization of cattle
with strain 19 vaccine is harmless and produces shifts in organs
and tissues rich in lymphoid elements indicating an active immuno-
logical process.
98

USSR uDc.- 621.396.677
VENDIK, 0. G., RY=OVA~ L. V.
"Matching of a Linear 'Phase Array of Waveguide Rpdiatoj,s in the Case of
Wide-Angle Scanning in the E-Plane"
V sb. Antenny (Antennas--collection of works), vyl;,. 10, Moscow, "Svyaz",
1971, pp 3-11 (from RZII-Radiotekkunika, No 5, Klay 71, Ab-:.tract No 5B34)
Translation: The ai,thors discwss a diagram of a linear antenna array of
waveguide radiators in which the chazzige in the reflection coefficient is
compensated at the input of the system in the oscillatox~r sector of' the
radiation pattern. Circuit parameters are determined. Calculation of the
reflection coefficient at tle innut as a function of the oscill.atory angle
of the radiation pattern shows that compensation irq)rr,-;es mat-claing con-
siderably in a broad sector of o2cillatory angles oP the radiation pattern.
Six illustrations, two tables, bibliography of four title.,i. Resuir"e.

UDC: ~621-396.6T7.4
RY=-VA, L. V.
"Compensation of ?or-ward and Reverse Matual Coupling in an Infinite Straight Line
of Radiators"
V ob. Antenny (Antennas-colleat ion of works), Vyp. 8, Moscow, "Sxr z"', 1970 -P
28-39 (from h-Radiotelchnika, No 7, Jul 70, Abstract No TB34)
Translation: An infinite straight line of radiators is renresented as a network
whose input terminals coincide-vith the inputs of real radiators, while the output
terminals coincide with 'he out 6rs. This makes it
-nuts of the individual radiat
possible to express all elements of the seattering matrix of the line of radiators
in terms of the coefficients of coupling between the input terminals. An invest-i-
gation is made into the possibility of compensating the leakage of energy frora
some channels into the inputs of other channels, and of re-ernission by a~pertures
Ehree illustrations, bibli-
T
of the enerrr incident on them from other apertures.
ography of three titles. Resur6.

PD^
621~n'A77.4
RYZHIKOVA. L. V.
"Simultaneous Comensation of Forward and Reverse Mutual Coupling in an Infinite
Array of Radiators
V sb. -4-ntennv (Antennas--collection of works)-, Vyp. 8, Moscow, "Svyaz1", 1970, Dp
4o-46 (from ~Zh-Padiotek-hnika No 7, Jull 70, Abstract No 7B35)
Translation.- A method is nroT)osed for calculating the scheme of compensation for
mutual courl-ng of t
-he radiators in a flat array in the form of a. system of openings
interconnecting the sunDly inpu-,,s of radiators in -the array. It is shown that
in a two-dimensional arrav 4t is nossible to comoensate simultaneoualzr for the
ener&r leakage from, Some ch_-nnelz irto the innuts of others (reverse mutual
CoLmling) and re-ezassion by apertures of "he energy incident on them from other
anertures (forward mutuoi couD~~ng,. One Illustration, bibliography of four titles.
43

USSR UDC 539.2?t54,6.3
SIROTA, K. N., Academician of the Acadeny of Sciencec Belorussian 3SR, and
Institute of Solid-State and Semiconductor Physics, Acad-
wry of Sciences Belorussian SSRp Minsk.
"Neutron Diffraction Study of Magnetic Transformations in 11n2As-Mn2Sb Sys-
temil
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Hauk SSSRt Vol 203, No 6, 1972, PP 1275-1278
Abstracts The article describes result.-. of a neutron diffraction study of the
structure and ri, ~,etic trannformations in the quazibinary Yh2&-~:n25b system
at temperatures of '18 to 60 K, The neutron diffractomi-,ter mounted on the
mc-earch reactor of the Academy of Sciences Belorussian 85R. using an effec-
0
tive neutron wavelength of A - 1.24 A, was used for the netitron diffraction
analysis. 'rhe magmetic stato of the Z;pecimcns was studied from the behavior
of mixed nuclear-nagnatic (001), (110), (101) reflexes in the case of ferri-
raEpetic orderizvg- and nagnetic (()()3)t (101), (111) refl6xes in the case of
antiferromagnetic ordering. An analy-sis was also made of variations in
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SIROTA, N. No, and RYZHKOVSKIY, V. H., DoMady Akadeniii Ilauk SSSR, Vol 203,
mo 6, 1972, pp 1275-1278
diffuse neutron scattering in the transition from a magnetic ordered to a
disordered state. A phase diagram of magnetic transformations was constructed
from the neutron diffraction data,
The magnetic-state diagram indicates that the formation of solid solu-
tions leads to a drop in the magnetic transfox7ration tonperature at both ed-e-ges
of the quasibinary system, This drop is due to the difference in the types of
magnetic ordering of the components. The system contains both fexTimagnetic
and antiferromagnetic domains of two typesi a) with the direction of the nag-
netic moments parallel to the axis C (Fi+, Ae)j b) with magnetic moments
situated in the basal plane- (F--$ Ar).
49 -

USSR UDC 541.67:535.34:542.943
VALITOVA, F. G., RYZHHANOV, Yu, ., and GAZETDINOVA, N. G., Kazan' Physical-
Chemical Institute, Academy of Sciences, USSR
"Study of the Formation of Free Radicals in the Phosphonehydrazyl Series
During an Oxidation Process by the EPR Method"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 7, Jul 73, pp 1491-1494
Abstract: Kinetics of the oxidation processes were studied by the method of
EPR spectroscopy on a series of phosphonehydrazine derivatives; the first
stage of the oxidation of the products has been recorded. The conclusion
was reached that the phosphonehydrazine molecules are bound by a hydrogen
bond into associated chain,;. The calculations carried out showed that the
reason for the absence of the super finestructure split due-- to the 31p
nucleus is the fact that only about 17. of the spin density of sp3 hybridized
orbital in 31p phosphonehydrazyl radicals have 8 character.

VLO UNCL-ASSI FTED PROCESSING DATE--l8Sr:P'fo
tTITLE--INTERACTION OF LIQUID OXIDE PHASES WITH A CA-PSON MELT -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-MAZHENOVt M.A., RYZHONIKOV'Lo0or FILIPPOVe S.I.
OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
709*13(l) 13-17
i~SOURCE-IZV. VYSSH* UCHEB. ZAVED.? C ERN. MET, 19
.,-.DATE PUSL [SHED------ 70
,~SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
~_..IOPIC TAGS--,4OLTEN METAL, IRON OXIDE, CARBONs SLAG
ROL !4A(4KfNG--N0 RFSTRicritlNS
C.GNT
;~'-WCIJAENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIFD
~'PROXY
RE~L/FRAME-1998/0949 STEP NO--UR/C)140/70/013/001/0013/0017
I- Ct_RC AC.CESSION ND--AT0105618
UNCLASSIFIEO

Z/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PIZOCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRCACCESSION NO--AT0105818
-,,,.ABSTRAC,T/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ROTARY CRUCIBLE METHOD WAS
USED TO DET. THE INTERACTION OF MOLTEN OXIDE PHASES WITH FEO AT HIGH
TEMPS. THE ROTATION VELOCITY OF THE CRUCIBLE WAS 360-570 RPM. THE
PRESSURE CHANGES IN THE SYSTEM DURING THE INTERACTION OF A C 14ELT WITH
THE SLAG CHARGE CONTG. 55.5-83*5PERCENT FEO ARE GIVENt,AS.WELL AS THE
EFFECTS OF TEMP. AND OF THE ROTATION OF,THE CRUCIaLE.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR LIDC 621.777-07
GtP;, G. Ya. POLUK-KIN, P. I, YAKOVLEV, V. 1. _rOLOVINOV, F. ,
! % PRIUD-KAVSKIY,
B. A., KORSETSKIY, G. M., RYZHOV, A. F. and
"Optimal Die Designing for Pressing A-'u=inum Alloys"
,w Plasticheskays Defor-matsiva Metallov :1. Splavov, Moscow, No 64, "Metallurgiya,"
1970, Vp 139-199
Translation: Questions of optimal die designing are considered using a
computer. On the basis of statistical processing of a nu:!~ber of existing
dies and theoretical and experimental research, a methoci is proposed for
calculating the working belts and location' of the cenzer of gravity of a
section on the die. Five 'figures and three tables.
29

Aluminum and Its Alloys
USSR UDC 669.71.018.9.4
GOROKHOVY V. P., MiSEV, A. F., OSADCHIY, V. A., V.,
and ZHALiNIN, 1. A.
"Special Machine for Manufacture of Lax9e -Area 'Power Switch-
boards With a Considerable Number of Holes"
Rekhnol. legkikh splavov. Nauchno-tekhn. byul. VILSa (Technology
of Light Alloys -- Scientific and Technical Bulletin, of All-Union
Institute of Light Alloys), 1970, No 5, pp 130-131 (from -.Wh-
Metallurgiya, No 3, Mar 71, Abstract No 3 G166 by 'G. SVOWSEVA)
Translation: A table-model special macitine for the manufacture
of perforated power switchboards used in the refining of aluminum
alloys by the injection of nitrogen and arcron has been manufac-
tured and put into PrOdLICtiOn. The mi-chine mak-es possible the
high-efficiency drilling of holes 0.3 to 0.5 mm.in diameter in
graphite, steel, and titanium up to 5 mm in thickness.
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Radiobiolog'y~
USSR UDC 577.1-5.016
DROZHENNIKOV, V. A., GUBEMNIYEV, M. A., RYBAKOV, N. I., and
MASMSKAYA, T. Ye., Scientific Research Laboratory of Experimental Immuno-
biology, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR
"Effect of Ultraviolet and Ionizing Radiation on E. coli K12 (A) Nuclease
Activity"
-4, Biol,
Mosco, himiya, No 5, 1971, pp 833-888
Abstract: The intensity of activity of endonuclease 1, exonuclease III, and
phage-specific exonuclease of E. coli K12 (X) was studied after exposure to
different doses of ultraviolet radiation and-high-energy protons. The ac-
tivity of the first two enzymes was not affected by ultraviolet radiation or
high-energy protons at doses causing maximum induction of vegetative phage.
The absence of an effect is attributed to the fact that these agents, unlike
a chemical mutagen, such as Triitom,
ycin C, do not result- ir degradation of the
ribasomes of the bacterial cull. 'nic activIty Of C,CO11LLCJ.eaSe specific for
phage X was related to the degree uf induction of Vegetative pliage, rLlaclhilig
a peak at the time of lysis of irradiated colls. Exonucleasc, activity at
this time was much lower after the use of high-enorgy protons thaii af ter
ultraviolet radiation. Analysis of the concentration of intracellular DNA
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DROZHEMKOV, V. A., et al., Biokhimiya, No 5, 1971, pp 883-888
and. total protein in material not incubated after exposure to the inducing
agents.showed no change in these indexes..:
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WC 577-15.016
DROZWRaKOYj V. A., CUBMIYEV, M. A., RTBAKOVP N- I and
HASHIJISKAYA, T. YE. s Scientific Research laboratory o Al, Mft~Kmuno-
biology# Academy of Yedical Sciences USSR# Moscow
"Investigation of Nualease Activity of X. Coli After Exposure to
Mtraviolet Light and Ionizing RadiatiW
Moscout Biokhimiyal Vol 36, No 5, 19711 pp 883-M
Abstracti The activities of endonuelease 1, exonlicleaze 11Ij and the phaga-
specific exonualease of the lysogeaic E. Coli X12 (gamma) strain wore studied.
After exposure to various dozes of ultraviolet light 6.46 erg/=?-/see) and
645 YeV protons 60 rad/sec), induction of bacterlophages tinder these condi-
tions vas also investigated. Doses which evoke wtximum induction of bacterio-
phages do not change the activity of either endonuclease Lor endonualeaso
III. On the other handl the activity of the phaV-specific exonucleaze Is
proportional to the induction of bacteriophagesp reaching its maximum just
prior to lyzis of the irradiated cells. As a resultp curves representing the
lethal effects and bacteriophage inuotion caused bl irradiation with ultra-
violet light and with high eaer~r protons have, different a6apes. After
exposure to ultraviolet light, a spike-shaped mpdmum induction occurs at a
dose of Z50 erg/miT.2. After exposure to high energy protonsi the induction
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USSR
DRCOHENnKOV, V. A., et al. 9 Blokhiniyat Vol A No 5, 1971, pp 883-888
curve W a plateau extending from 50 to 100 Krad.
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USSR U& 621.316.1.017.2.001.24:681.3
IMYANIaN, L. P., AGEYEV, A. I., PRAKIIIN, B. YA., RYZP,,--Q,,,!,-
"Calculating Electric Power Losses in lUgh-Voltage Municipal Networks on the
Vral-2 Computer"
V sb. Tekhn. progress v elektrosnabzh. v
_,orodov (Technical Progress in Electric
Pbver Supply of the Cities -- collection of works), Leningrad, Energiya Press,
1970, pp 20-23 (from RZh-Elektrotekhaika i Energetika, No 4, Apr.71, Abstract
No 4 Ye 285)
Translation: A method and algorithm for a program to calculate the electric
er losses in the open high-voltage municipal networks on the Ural_2 digital
OW
P
computer are described. The electric power losses are determined by the load
-ba ts taken for groups of consumers with the same type of load. Calculations
Uwe. performed by means of this program for the Ivanavo Underground Municipal
Network. The calculations make it possible to,offer recommendations for reduc-
tion of electric power losses. There Is 1 Illustration :and a 2-entry biblio-
gxaphy_

USSR UDC
_RYZHOV 0. S., Moscow
"The Nonlinear Acoustics of Chemically Active Nledi3"
Prikladnaya Matematika i Mckhanika, Vol 3S, No 6, 1971, pp 1,023-1,037.
ABSTRALCT: A study is made of the nonlinear propagation of perturbations in
reacting mixtures, the change in composition of which is determined by the
occurrence of a unique chemical reaction. Two basic t)Tes of processes are
distinguished, depending on the ratio of the macroscopic time.to the relaxa-
tion time: quasifrozen and quasiequilibrium processes. Media are also studied
in which the frozen and cquilibrium speeds of sound are similar. Solutions are
constructed for asymptotic equations describing the parameters of the flow be-
hind shockwaves and in rarefaction waves. A mathematical analogy is formulated
concerning the influence of the rates of chemical conversions and the "longitu-
dinal viscosity" and heat conductivity on.the structure,of the perturbed field.
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UNCLASSIFIED --20NOV70
017 PROCESSING DATE
~-TITLE-KEW REAGENTS FOR THE PHOTOMETR;C DETERMINATION OF MERCURY -U-
UT.HCR-(04)-Cf-ERKESOVv A.I., TGNKOSHKUROV, V.S.# POSTORONKUI A.I.v RYZHOVI
C. M rR_Y OF INFC--LSSR
~.SOURCE-ZH. ANAL. KHIM. 19709 25(3)1 466-73
~:'DATE 'PUBL ISHED--70
~SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
JOPIC JAGS-PHOTOMETRIC ANALYSISt CHEMICAL
ANALYSIS, MERCURY
CL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/i-RAME--3001/0380 STEP NO--UR/0075/70/025/003/0466/0473
-CIRC ACCES~SILGN NO-A."0126135

.2/2 Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
CIRC ACCESSICNI NC--AP0126135
~ASSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TWO NEW REAGENTS ARE SUGGEsuD FOR
DETN. OF F.G(11) IN ACID MEDIA: AZOXINE~ASH
-(4,(aFtYCRC;XYv7tQUINC-LYLAZO) t57flYDRC-XYo2o7tNAP~ITFIALA:NC-L)15t)LFONIC ACID)
(I) AND AZG-XINE TS ([;IYK
3,ta,HYDRCXY,7,QUINDLYLAZC),1,5,NAPHTHALENE,DISULFONJITE) (11). THEIR
..SYNTHESIS IS CESCRIBEO. I IS SOL. IN H Su8Z 0 AND,AI-C.v LESS IN ME
SUB2 CO. TFE ACID SCLN. HAS A CINNAMON COLOR. - 11 IS WELL SOL. IN H
~SU[12 0 AND ALC. AN ACID SOLN, HAS YELLCW COLOR. THEIR ACIO DISSOCN.
':~CONSTS. OF THE OH GROUPS wERE DETD. SPECTROPHOTUMETRIZALLY FOR I AS K
SUBI EQUALS 2.01 TIMES 10 PRI14E NEGATIVE9, K SUB2 EQUALS 1.65 T114ES 10
PRIME NEGATIVE13, FOR 11 K SUBI 3.8 T114ES 10 PRIME9. HG REAcrs WITH
eOTH REAGENTS IN A 1:2 RATIO, THE MOLAR ABSORPTIVITIES FOR THE
COMPLEXES ARE 3.54 TIMES 10 PRIME4 AND 4.38 TIMES 10 PREME4 AT 540 NMI
RESP. ThE TOTAL INSTABILITY CONSTS. ARE, RESP., FGk I Z.37 TIMES 10
PRIME NEGATIVEIZ AND FOR 11 4.27 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGAFIVE10. HEEk'S. LAW
15 OBEYED FOR 1-6 MU G HG-14L NO SUB3 PRIME NEGATIVE,~SD SUB4 PAIME2
W:GATIV`b*t ALK. EARTH AND ALKALI PIETALS# Pbt AL# BE* XNv COv SC# INt GA
AND NUT VERY LARGE AMTS- OF FE(IIJ)p 819 C'Jp NI, ANIY CO 00 NOT INTERFERE
WITh Tht PHOTOMETRIC DETIN. OF HG; 8CTH REAGENTS CAN BE ALSO USED FOR THE
PERCURIMETRIC DEToN.UF CHLORIDES. A PHOTOMETRIC METPIOD IS SUGGESTED FOR
THE OETN. OF SPALL AMTS. OF HG, WITH It AT Ph 1.6 IN-PURf,SOLNS. AND IN
ARTIFICIAL MIXTS. FE# CUo,.AND NI ARE PASKED~wITHIK OXALATE.
FAGILITY: SARATOV PEDAGOG. INST., SARATOVI USSR.

UDC 621.317-757
USSR
V. p., cHMIYsHEV, V. M.,, and TSVETKOV, F. A.
vAnalysis of the Spectra of signals With Respect to Khaarls Functional'
Tr.- Taganxog. radiotekhn. in-ta (Works of the-Taganrog Radio-Engineering Institute),
1972., vyp.28, pp 15-21 (from 4h-Radiot-ekhnika, No Up Nov 72~ Abstract No 11 A286)
Translation: The authors note the advantages of the orthcgMMI expansion of sig-
nals which are realized by a unit based on pulse technology elements, for example
according to Khaar's functions, in comparison to the known oithogonal expansions
according to the functions of Laguerre, JAgendre, and Bessel+ It is shown that
the technique for the realization -of orthogonal analyzers operatin'g according to
Xhaarr's functions is accomplished on the basis of electronic keysahich are con-
troUed by rectarr-rular voltages. The use of high-speed, pulned units and careful
execution of electronic keys, integrators,, and readout circuit makes it possible
to obtain an error which has been brought close to -that of the value for the maxi-
mim coefficient af expansion and does not exceed a percentage fraction in the
frequency range up to hundreds of kilocycle&. , The, possibility of electronic re-
tw2ing of the studJ--d analyzers malms it possible to utilize them in the production
of adaptive systems for measurement,, control, and automatic control. A.K.

USSR UDC; 621.391.8
ZAVADOVSKIY, A. Z., KOZHUKHAR', S. V. and=7XQ
"Optimal Bandwidth for M Pulse Reception on.a. Reverbera-
tional Noise Background"
Kiev, Izvestiya VQZ -- Radioelektronika, Vol. 13, No. 9, 1970,
pp 1.156 --1115 8
Abstract: Since the realization of optimal filters is technically
difficult, nonoptimal systems for processing complex signals in
the form of a "band filter, detector, and low-frecluency filter"
strip are often used. The width of the band filter is then usual-
ly chosen equal to the width of the signal speCt3'IIM. This articlet
however, demonstrates that in this type of receiver, the optimal
bandwidth should be less than the signal spectrum vidth. The au-
thors take, as the index of the noise:immunity, the improvement in
signal-to-noise ratio with the pasBage of sigaal and noise through
the band filter. The signal at the receiver input is taken to be
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a pulse of rectangular envelope with a definite amplitude, dura-
tion, and a linearly varying filling frequency having a specified
deviation. For a signal in which theproduct of tile pulse dura-
tion and the frequency deviation is*greater than one, it may be
assumed that the envelope of the signal spectrum is square-shaped
and the spectral width is equal to the frequency deviation. It
is assumed also that the band filter is in the form of a single
oscillatory circuit. The authors derive an expression for the
change in the ratio of the maximum signal amplitude to the effec-
tive noise value when the signal and noise pass through the filter
circuit. Since this expression is also the value of the improve-
ment in the signal-to-noise ratio noted above, it is investigated
for an extremum and found to have a maximum. The optimum band
width is thus derived. This result waa experimentally verified
using an FM pulse oscillator with a pulse duration of about 1 to
20 microseconds and'a frequency deviation of up to 10 kitz for an
average filling frequency of 50 kHz. The FM nonlinearity was no
more than 5%, and the band filter oscillatory circuit had a re-
oonant frequency of 50 k11z and a Q of 120.
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USSR
ZAVADOVSKII_', A. Z., KOZIiUYJUXRI , S. V., RYZHOV, v. p.
"Optimal Passband of a Linear-FM Pulse Receiver in the Presence of Reverberation
Noise"
KIev, Izvestiya VUZ Radioelektronika, No 9, Sep 70, pp 1156-1158
Translation: The use of complex signals not only improves'the resolution capacity
~Tf a system but also increases its immunity to reverberation noise [1). However,
great technical difficulties are involved in the use of optimal filters for
complex signals. Nonoptimal systems, in the form of a band-filter--detector--
LF-filter channel, are hence often used for processing complex signals. The
passband of the band filter is then selected usually equal to the width of the
signal spectrum (2]. We will show that with this receiver structure and with
the use of 1-inear-RI pulses, the optimal passband must be narrower than the
width of the signal spectrum.
We will take an improved signal-to-noise ratio as the means of noise suppression
in the passage of a signal and noise through a band filter.
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USSR
ZAVADOVSKIY, A. Z., et al, Izvestiya VUZ Radioelektronika, No 9, Sep 70, pp
1156-1158
ffi
44
We will examine the signal at the receiver output in the flonn of a pulse with
a rectangular envelope with an amplitude Ue, du
ration T, and a linearly varying
occupant frequency with deviation F. With a signal base n = Fr ~~ 1; we may
consider that the signal spectrum.envelope is rectangular and that tile width
of the spectrum is equal to the frequency deviation.
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MV MIt 3 M. L"AIIJIMM M-1 HIMIMMUMMMMM"MM

USSR
ZAVtMVSKIY, A. Z., at al, Izvestiva VUZ Radioelektronika, N'o 9, Sep 70, pp
1156-1158
We will assume that the band filter is in the form of a single oscillation net-
work with an energy bandpassA f. To determine the maximum atiplit-ude value of
the signal at the filter output, we will use the dependency of themaximum of
the network dynamic transfer factor KA on the value ;ej
cited in (3].
Because the function 'KAM is very complex, we will approximate it with the
following expression:
Ilia function 4(v) computed with preci,
tie formulas (31 and its approximate curve
are given in figure 1.
if we regard reverberation interference as the result of superimposition of
signals reflected from a multitude of diffusers, we can consider (1] its random
a power spectral den-
process with a distribution close to the normal and v
sity of practically rectangular shape (with m ~pl) and-equal to;
3/8

Problems connected with the instability of reverberation noise are not discussed
in this article.
We will use the following formula to determine the noise voltage at the network
output:
(3)
P
Using (1), (2), and (3), we will find the change in the relationship of the
maximum signal amplitude to the effective value of the noise during the passage
of the signal and the noise through the circuit (bettering of the signal-to-
aoise ratio)
(4)
n -C
at
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The results of calculation with formula (4) are shown in figure 2 for m - 50,
100, and 200.
Investigating expression (4) at the extremum, reveals that n has a maximum in
the region
(5)
4
equal to nKM-0,88 ), M. (6)
Let us compare the signal-to-noise ratio at the ciTcuit output with the cor-
responding ratio at the output of the aptimal,filter
n
(7)
Y wT,
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4; -s- ~ ~i;; I"H-1 1; ~ . 7 1z ... !M";'- -UM I. MI ll I Fl I,, ..I I I IMM IT I.- IV, W,
USSR
ZAVADOVSKIY, A. Z., et al, Izvestiya VUZ Radioelektronika, No 9, Sep 70, pp
1156-1158
We will now determine the relation between the duration of the signal at the
input of the circuit using the principle of frequency equivalency and the time
changes in the signal as it passen through the linear circufi.-[4)
T_-
(8)
where AIA is -the dynamic passband of the circuit; Is the output pulse
duration determined at the same level (0.707).as the passband.
A/it
In determining Ala we will use the dependencies. -01 adduced in [31,
where 181AMISH -0,8 (9)
Calculated with formulas (8) and (9), the dependency of Tf- on is demon-
7'
strated in figure 3 for m - 50, 100, and 20O.....-The,minimum value for the
duration.of the output pulse is equal to and is located in the
region of the maximum of the curves
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USSR
ZAVAWVSK1Y, A. Z. et al, ~sti a MY Radioelektronika, No 9, Sep 70, pp
1156-1158
For an experimental check of the derived relation, a linear-FIR pulse generator
was used with controlled pulse duration (from one to 20 msec) and with a fre-
quency deviation of up to 10 kHz, with the center frequency occupying 50 kliz,
and with FM nonlinearity not exceeding 5%. The investigated oscillating circuit
had a resonance frequency of 50 kliz and a Q factor of 120. The dynamic transfer
factor of the network and the duration of the pulse at the output with a constant
passband (for m - 100) was investigated. An oscilloscope was used to do the
measurements. The experimental values are shown in figures.1 and 3 with crosses.
7-
M7
V "0 10 40 so 0 to 14 3V 40 50
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USSR
ZAVADOVSKIY, A. Z., et al, Izvestiya VUZ Radioelektronika, 'No 9, Sep 70, pp
1156-1158
Thus, using formula (5) to select the circuit passband, minimal duration of the
output pulse and a maximum signal-to-noise ratio are provided. In this case,
the signal-to-noise ratio and the duration of the output pulse are worse than
when using the optimal filter approximating the factor 4-m.: However, the dis-
cussed system is designed considerably simpler than the optimal.
Bibliography:
1. 01'shevskiy, V. V., Statistical ProRerti s of Sea Reverberation. Izd-vo
"Nauka," 1966.
2. Malyarevskiy, N. M., Krukovskiy-Sinevich, K. B., Comparative Noise Immunity
of a Nonoptimal Detection System in the Prenence of Signzl& with Noise and
FIX Content, Izvestiya VUZ SSSR Radioelektranika, 1969, Vol 12, No 1, p 51
3. Martynov, V. A., Selikhov, Yu. I., Panoramic Receivers and SEectrum Analyzers,
Izd-vo, "Sovetskoye radio," 1964.
4. Tikhonov, V. L, Statistical Radio Engineering, Izd-vo "Sovetakoye radio,"
1966.
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AUTHOR-- RYZHOV, YU CORRESPONDENT
TITLE--- A SEA-GOING CATAMARAN
NEWSPAPER--- VODNYY TRANSPORT, FEBRUARY 31 1970, P 29 COLS 1-5
ABSTRACT-- THE "EXPERIMENT".. A SEA-GOING FISHING CATAKARANO HAS
PASSED ITS TRIAL TESTS IN THE BALTIC AND NORTHERN ATLANTIC HAVING
SAILED MORE THAN 21joco iMILES. THE CONSTRUCTION Of THE SHIP WAS
A 'DcKrY9
PROPOSED IN 1964 BY DOCTOR OF TECHNICAL:SCIENCES BY A, RKHANGORO
PROFESSOR AT THE KALINGRAD TECHNICAL INSTITUTE OF THE 14E~IISTRY Oi-
FISHERIES U.S SIR0 Yu. KADIL NIKOV., CHIEF OF THE SPECIAL EXPEP.1-
..MENTAL-DHIGN 5UREA6 OF THE ATLANTNIP10 S. STUDENETSXIV DIRECTOR
OF THE p ~ZMENO~Jv DOCENT E. EYTV'hj
ATLANTNIRO N. SADIN 10
YE* GRINKO AND E. GRUDNEV.

AN0018460
ACCORDING TO A. FERIN, ASSOCIATE OF THE KALININGRAD TECHNIcAL
ED FOR LOADS UP TO S;OO K,'-l
INSTITUTE THE CATAMARAN-BRIDGE WAS RA.Tp_
PER SQUARI CM.
THE 0EXPERIMY-NTE ARE 07 TRE
SPE:CIALISTS W40 CONDUCTED THE TEST OF
MUSTBE IN_Tiiz CO
OPINION THAT THE CATAMARAN.DESIGN NSTRUC-
TION NOT ONLY OF FISHING VESSELS BUT SALVAGING VESSELS, HYDROGRAPHIC
AND WEATHER VESSELS, AS VELL AS RESEARCH VESSELS$
THE MINISTER OF THE FISHERIES HAS SIGNED THE ORDER FOR THE CONSTRUC-
TION OF TIE wrXPERIMENT-20 AT THE SVETLOVSKIY SHIP REPAIR PLANT.
1.9602050

039 UNCL ASS I F [ED PROCESSING 3ATE--02OCT70
r
tTLE--EF-ISSI0N AND PROPAGATION OF ELECTPC4AG.NETrC WAVES IN '-IiAiTICALLY
INHOM-r-GENEOUS 'MEDIA -U-
UTHL,'R-(02)-RYZHOVv YU.A., TAMOYKINt V.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
co
~Ot)RC'E--IZVVUZ RADIOFIZIKA, VOL. 13v NO. 3v 19709 P. 356-387
DATE PU.6L ISHED---70
SUBJECT AREAS-ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL EN6R.
'T.PPIC'--.T'.IGS--ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE:r RADIO EMISSION, WAVE PROPAGATION,
ENNA PERTABATION METHOD
taJTROL MARRING-NO RESTRICTIONS
,-.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/F PAME-1991/0146 STEP NO--UR/0141/70/013/033/0366/038T
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110112
(y,.rLASSIFIED

ziz 039 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESS ING DATE--02OCTT0
.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110112
ABSTRACT. SURVEY OF PROBLeMS CONCERNING THE
ELECTRODYNAIICS OF RANDOMLY INHUMOGENEOUS MEDIAt WITH EMPHASIS ON
ASPECTS RELATED TO THE MEAN FIELD AND TO THE CONCEPT OF THE EFFECTIVE
PERMITTIVITY TENSOR. THE MEAN FIELD AND THE EFFECTIVE PERMITTIVITY
TENSOR ARE ANALYZED FOR ISOTROPIC AND ANISOTROPIC RAVOOMLY INHOMOGENEOUS
MEDIA. THE PERTURBATION METHOD IS APPLIED, AND THE LIMITING CASES OF
S14ALL AND.LARGE SCALE INHOMOGENEITIES ARE TREATED. AN ISDTROPIC MEDIUM
WITH ANISOTROPIC INHUMUGENEITIES IS ANALYZED, AND ATT04TION IS GIVEN TO
THE RADIATJON r-ROM AN ELEMENTARY ELECTRIC DIPOLE IN AN INHOM.OGENEOUS
MEDIUM.. THE RADIATION FROM A THIN METALLIC ANTENNA 15 ALSO EXAMINED9
-TOGETHER WITH THERMAL EMISSION AND THE EMISSION FROM A U.'qlr-0R4LY MOVING
.._~...CHARGE.-IN.A MEOIUM WITH INHOMOGENEITIES. FACILITY: G9RIKOVSKII
,..:v-:~GOSUDARSTVENNYT UNIVERSITETP GORKI-s USSRIP
I A

USSR UDCs None
RYZHOV, Yu. A. and TAY10YKIN, V. V.
-"Electromagnetic Wave Radiation and Propagation in Chaotic
Nonhomogeneous Media"
Gorkiy, 1%vestiYa. VUZov SSSR Radiofizika Vol 13, No 1970,
PP 3 56 - 597-
Abstractt This is a review article dealing with a subject directly
i~elated to many problems in astronomy,..radio astronomy, radio
navigation, radars sonar$ communications, solar physics, the inter-
planetary medium, the earth's ionosphere, acoustics, optics, etc*
The review concentrates on problems in the electrodynamics of ran-
domly nonhomogeneous media* It is divided into three sectionss
the first concerns the average field in an isotropic medium with
random nonhomogeneities; the second relates to anisotropic chao-
tically nonhomogeneous media; the third concerns electromagnetic
radiation in a medium with random nonhomogeneities Some of the
items discussed aret the tensor.of the medium's
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USSR
RYZHOV, Yu* A., et al, Izvestiya VUZov SSSR Radiofizika Vol 13,
No 3. 1970. Pp 356-387
dielectric permeability; an approximation of the perturbation
method; the magnetoactive plasma; and heat radiation in a chao-
tically nonhomogeneous medium.
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50
!7
VIN. in M,

RYZ110V, Yu. M.
I'Spectral Conditions of Orthogonality of Gaussian Measurcs Corresponding
to Stable Processes"
Teoriya Veroyatnostey i I-lat. Stat.,Mezhved. Nauch. sb. [Theory of Pro-
babilities and Mathematical Statistics, Interdt~,)artmental Scientific
Collection], 1972, No 7, pp 128-131 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal,
Kibernetika, No 1, 1973, Abstract No I VISO by the author).
Translation: Suppose E IM and G2 (t), te[O, Tj are stable, mean-square
continuous Gaussian processes, ii F, and pt are measures in the functional
1 2
space corresponding to these processes, RI (T) and R 2(T) are their correla-
tion functions. If the limit
R5 M-R, (-r)
'Tie
doIes not exist, or exist-, but is not equal toII measures W F, 1and PF2
will be orthogonal, Considering this condition, -this work produces condi-
tions for singularity of jacasures v and v in terms of SPCCtT,-1I ChaTaC-
1/2 111 . 2

USSR
RYZIIOV, Yu. M.
"One Theorem of Existence and Uniqueness for Stochastic W.fferential
Equations"
Teoriya Veroyatnostey i Mat. Stat. Mezhved. Nauch. sb. [Theory of
Probabilities and Mathematical Statistics, Interdepartmental Scientific
Collection], 1972, No 7, pp 122-127 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal,
Kibernetika, No 1, 1973, Abstract No I V128 by the author).
Translation: The existence and uniqueness of the solution of a stochas-
tic differential equation
dC(l)=a(l, t(t))dt+0((-pI))d7j(I),
are proven, where the coefficients a(t, x) and LT(t, x) satisfy the condi-
tion
x)-O(I, Y)V<
C M I X-Y 12,.
C(t) is a random function, continuous with probability 1, while n(t) is
the process of Brownian motion or a D-martingale.
IN ~111 "I I ~RHIIIFII ff ~MHI

USSR
UDC: 519. 21
YZHML-YU- -11.
"On the Existence and Uniqueness of the Solution of a Stochastic Differen-
Equation With Gaussian Process Differential"
Teoriya veroyatnostey ii mat. stat. Mezhved, nauch. sb. (Probability Theory
and Mathematical Statistics. -Interdepartmental Scientific Collection),
1971, vYP. 5, PP 107-115 (from RZh-.Xibernetika, No 11, Nov 71, Abstract
No nvll4)
T
Translation: The author proves a theorem~on the existence and uniqueness
of the solution of the stochastic differential equation
dC (1) (t, C (f)) dt + a (I CH))dE(f),
where i(t), ir-10, rl is some Gaussian process from the class containing such
processes as those which a-re stationary with rationall-fraction spectral
density. Author's abstract.

'one
USSR UDC: 1,
YERMOLOV, I. IT., VOKIZIN, A. Kh. , a
"A Device for Ultrasonic Defectoscopyl'
Moscow, Otkrvtiva, izobreteni_va,, -pron3,yshlqnnjjye obrastf3y,
tovarAye znaki, I-To 4, 1973, p 98, No 36591"
Abstract: The distinctive feature of this device 'or use in defect-
locating equipment is a second oscillograph indicator with scanning
proportional to the change in frequency of the pulse sieyal fill-
ing. This has the effect of improving the accuracy of deterraining
the form and dimensions of the defects. No illustration of the
circuit is given.

USSR
mc: 681.327
BOCRM, Yu. Ya., ZITIVOV, 11. P., IMA!"11N, Yu. Z., I.F. Ye "I
-ral Scient-* fie Researeb institute cT Large-Scale A4-tomation
C
en
"Pneimoelectronic Acewniflator of Sta' distical Information"
Moscow, Oth.~-tiya. lzobreteniya, ProiVzILIm)nyye Obraztsy, Tomrnne Znaki,
No -13, May '72, Author's Cer-ttificate No 335705, Division G, filed 29 jun 70,
published 11 Apr 72, PI 2
Translation. This Ikuthor's Certificate introduces a pnewt:oelectronic ac-
cumul, i 'ic at 4
ator of stebist. al inform- Connected to the input channels is
a pneumoco=utator controlled by an address selection module. Thi13 coMau-
tator is connected in series to a nox-mralizer. Mw tic cumulator also con-
tains an mialog-diCA&I converter comiected throut)m a counter to a data
ule mhose oirttput Js connected to a printer ~mdl a punchcr, aTle
output r; a d
to 4
accun*u" Z-.-jf;o inc-Ludes a c~Drjlrol -Lmit connected to a titrcr, vre~
armlog-dir i ril rf-A dir-;
A,
jn~
z L;.

ISOCINMI, Yu. Ya. et all., USSR Author's Certl ficate No 335705
input oa
-ollinF the electric sirnal commutator is comiectee to the ad-
ress.
ticn z::odulc, _nd the output is connected throu[~i tile exLra nor-
xalizer to "he C
The c--.:tput of the adder is conn cted to the vmt~lor,-
-digillal cc.--vertnr, =d a second in-put of the-adder is connected throu6h
the
zain normallizer to 'he pneur-memn--mutator.

J
USSR
UDC 536. 243
GORLOV, I.G. and RZA
"Hvdrodynamic and Heat Transfer Characteristics of Flow of
Liquids Through Tube Coils"
Moscow, Teplo-Massopernos v Odno-i Dvukhfaznykh Sredakh, 1971,
-77
pp. 71
Abst-ract: The review of literature on the hydrodynamics and heat
transfer with flow of liquid-vapor mixtures through the'steam
generator tube coils is made.
It is pointed out that the liquid phase is concentrated on the
inner side of the bend rather than on the buter one where it would
be moved by centrifugal action. Flow visualization experiments
indicated that the liquid is moved to the inner side of the bend by the
action of secondary flows which are directed away fro the axis of
m
the bend at the center of the tube section, toward the axis ol the bend
near the walls (see fig. 1).
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USSR
GORLOV, I. G. and RZAYEV, A. I., Teplo-Massopernos v Odno-i Dvukhfaznykh
Sredakh, 1971, pp 71-77
Pressure losses for two phase flow through tube coils are
given (fig. 2 and 3).
Graphs of beat transfer for two regimes are shown. One
regime refers to steam generation from~a liquid film; the other one
to steam bubbling through the liquid.
2/2
7-44-

USSR UDC: ~21-396.945
JERLINSKIY, Yu. S., KULESHOV, V. N.
KENU
"On Some Characteristics of an Interference-Free Receiver for a Wireless
Electrical Communications Channel with Erasurej.1
Za tekhn. progress (To-ward Technical Progress), 1970, No 5, pp 1-3 (from
RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 11, Nov 70, Abstract No:IIA251)
Translation: The paper gives a report on a theoretical stutky of an optirmim
receiver designed for isolating a signal from noises in the case of trans-
mission over a wireless communications channel with erasure. Use of optimum
phase AFC synthesized on the criterion of minimum mean square measurement
error makes it possible to improve interference killing for reception of a
signal which contains information on the rotational speed of a turbodrill.
A receiver based on this principle is optimum only at -the rmted 1311 1-to-
-noise ratio. 'Ibe optimiun receiver is a narrow-band bigh-01'~ued unit
with trancient 1)roccauea 1&,3ting no more than 2.5 seconds. Exprezfliona are
given for the variances of the phase and frequency erroz-a of the ~receivcr an
a function of its parameters. The requirements for precision in realizing
the optimum.parameters are determined. Four illustrations, one table,
bibliography of four titles. A. I.

USSR UDC: "lone
and CIRUDZIEVA, Sh. 0.
"Temperature Dependences of TlSe and GaSe Nonocrystal 7-lastic Con-
stants"
Baku, Izvestiya Akademii .7"8.uk izerba-;dzhanskoy 2,SR--;:'eriya fiziko-
tekhnicheskillh i na-c-_--maticheskikh nauk 1070, _'o. 3, pp 76-78
-ion of the behavior of monocr stal elaSt-
Abstract: The determinat - Y
ic constants as functions of temperature is important. because o-.F'
the light it may shed on the nature oz' the atomic forces in solid
bodies. This article investigates this behavior on ~,he basis of
data the authors F-athered on the velocity of propa-,)tion of uIt"ra-
sonic waves and from the density computed from data on Qxpansion
due to hr.,at. The temperature dependences of TlZle and Ga3e' mono-
crystals are given in the forms of eauations and curves, whicii
show the dependences to be linear. Jhe curves furnish additicial
proof of the anharmonicity theory, vhich states that the weaker
the connectiGn betwaen atoms and the lower their mas8, the
stronger the anharmonic effect.
90

UDC 621.315.592
LT 'S F Ar.
BLASIM-U, A. I. , VM 1-J, I., BURDIMI, 1. 1." 1DZHAF 01 T.._D. i'-1. A.
"Temperature and Concentration Dependencies of the Diffusion Coefficient of
Zinc in Callium Antinonide"
Leningrad, Fiziha i Tckhttika Po1iD)rovodn11zo Vol 6, No 3, 1972, pp 467-472
Abstract: In order to exclude the concentration dependence of the diffusion
) -ite sa 1( -.r the - ration mechailism of
coef f icient in each sei ar. and discovc r-i S
zinc in gallium antir-onide, a studly wa% made of diffusion by the isoconcentra-
tion difft;,Ior --ethod. The cherical diffusion of zinc in C,:Sb specimens alloyed
vith tellurium with difl-crent colicentraLion's wi-S also investigated.
, ., vere usti-d to ii1ve9ti-atc the chr-mical and, isecon-
Radioactive
-ins c "')Zu in and p-type galliun nntimonide alloved
centration. diffus4c -47 ~ - w
with tellurium or zinc in the tc-mpcraturc range ef 510-660' C. Durin.- cher.-tical
diffusion, the effective diffusion coofficient (Deff ) depends linearly on the
concentration. I A~s follo-.is from e;-.peri-ment~, in electron transfer, zinc in
C*-.-ifted in the form of positive ions with an effective
-Jr he . Se
charoe clore to A i !r1 is proposed for expl; ding L., nb rved behwricr
of zinc in galliw~i
112 During clic-,:iical CiLMision, the valucs of D eff are than durinj-,
IfUlIfn PW.. I Mr. 111W. I I iff "THROPIRM-1
OMM01 109F�RO In, IS

BLASUKU, A. I., et al., Fizika i Tekhni-11-a Poluprovodnikov, Vol 6, No 3, 1972,
pp, 467-472
- Ath an increase in terperature,
isoconCenLration diffusion, and t the difference
in the values of Deff decreases. It was proposed tli'lat the observ"I dccrease in
D durin- chei-Acal diffusion mav be the result of the effecL of brakinc, in-
eff
ternal electric fields occurrin- durin'- diffusion of zinc in -,-type 11,alliLIM
antim-onide. The effect of thc zinc vapor pressure on diffusion was also in-
vestigated. The diffusion .7~2chanism Ls of a dissociative nature. The decrease
-;vo
in the effect d:-:fusion coefficient in n-type GaSb henvily.alloyed with
tellurium can be con-irected with the effect of. both electron-hole interaction
and COMDIC!,: fomntion between the zinc and tcllurium on-diffusion [A. I. Rlashku,
e L al.,: F-EP,
No 5, 755, 19711.
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UDC 616~001.17-07:[616.4234-616.42-008.839.6]-07
USSR I
RZ-A-Y-EV -N. A. and FARMMOV, R. T., Azerbaydzhan Research 1,ftstitute of Hema-
_Fo7r_o_jryWn_d_"B1ood Transfusion
"Rate of Lymph Flow and Total ProteinContent of Lymph From the Thoracic Duct
in Thermal Burns"
Moscow, Patologicheskaya Fiziologiya i Ekspeiimental'nava Terapiya, No 6,
1969, pp 31-35
Abstract: Experiments were performed on dogs using a vacuu= apparatus de-
signed by the authors to obtain. lymph from the thoracic duct while simultaneously
recording the rate of lymph fl(.ow. Soon after the burn was inflicted, the
general condition of the animals deteriorated aG the lymph flow accelerated
from the thoracic duct and the Lotal protein coatent of Line Lymph inereased.
Thereafter the rate of flow tended to become normal but the protein content
remained high, It was not until 15-20 days later, when the animals' general
condition improved and the wound bealed, that the rate of lymph f10%-/ and pro-
tein content returned to normal, Tibe two phenomena are thought to be a pro-
tective-compensatory reaction to the trauma, aimed at restoring the regular
quantitative relationships between body fluids, especially in the lymphatic
system, which evidently plays a major role in the pathogenesis of burn disease.
70

018 UNCLASSIFM PROCESSING [)ATE--230CT70
TITLE--ALKYLATION OF PHENOL BY A PETROLEUM OISTILLATE OBTAINED FROM BAKU
RAW.MATERIAL IN THE PRESENCE OF A KU-2 ION EXCHANGE RESIN -U-
AUTHOR-104)-FATULLAYEV, A.N., GADZHIYEVA, L.K., GSANOV,.D.G., RZAYEV, R.G.
"COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~_.SCURC.E-AZERB. NEFT. KHOZ. 1970t (1),,35-6
E PUBLISHED ------- 70
.'.SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
:TOPIC TAGS--LUBRICATING OIL, LUBRICANT ADDITIVE, PHENOL, ALKYLATION, CRUDE
OlLt,PETROLEU14 DEPOSITP GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION, ION EXCHA, GE ESI,'4/(U)KUZ
~'ION. EXCHANGE RESIN
~CUNTROL 14ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
.-PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/2070 STEP ~10--UR/0407/70/00-3/001/0035/0036
CIR C A
PACCESSION N0--AP0127443
J~U

018 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0127443*
'ABSJ'RACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE OPTIMUM ALKYLPHENOL YIELi)s
(45PERCENT) WERE OBTAINED WHEN CRUIE PHENOL (1) WAS CONTf.."11JOUSLY
ALKYLATED AT 140DEGREES WITH 2 VOLS, (BASED ON 1) OF A S FREE PETPULEUH
DISTILLATE (INITIAL B.P. 75DEGREES, 75PERCENT DISTD. AT 1270EGREES,
-FINAL B.P.. 180DEGREESt D. 0.7420) ON A COLUMN OF 1014 EXCHANGE RESIN KU-2
IN NA FORM. THE UNREACTED PETROLEUM DISTILLATE WAS RECOVERED
-PRACTICALLY UNCHANGED. THE ALKYLPHENOL HAD SNILAR PROPERTIES TO THE
-$TD. LUBRICATING OIL ADDIT[VE-PRODUCED BY ALKYLATING I IN THE PRESENCE
OF1 PHSO SUB3 11.
FIFO
_"rM' rl't T.~ F71i A

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WNCLASSEFIED
PROCESS INIG WV7~
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OF INFG_-USSR
~,,'5QURCE--AZEFB. NEFT. KHI;.!- . 1970, 13) 34-5
OfA T EP U b L I Sri E 7
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FUR AM ARGAMATIC CARtIOXYLK ACIUt CORRUS I -RATE
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THE PkESUNCL OF HCL i.IU-e.E E-Ff-EGT[VE BUT THE CUROSICIN ~~ATE ;I-iAS 10
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112 Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESStNG DATE--20NOV70
71TLE-SYNTHESiS AND REACTIONS OF UNSATURATED URGANGSILICON A14D
3RGA%CGEkVAi%IUM CGAPWNDS. SYNTHESIS OF OIM=~THYL,PvrOLY(.HYURI()i]SrLANE
:_'UTH0R-(G4)-ShIKHIYEVt I.A., GASANDYAw R.YU.v ASKERGV, G.1:4v RZAYEVAt S.A~
,iXUNTRY OF 11`06--USSR
06SHCH. KH10. 1970s 40(4) s 817-19~
PLBLISHEr,---70
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COMPOUND, ORGANIC, SILANE, ACETYLENEt ALCOHOL
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RC A-ICESSICh NO-AP012-3617
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-PROM 24G MG REFLUXED DAYS GAVE AS SHCWN ON MICRICIFECHE.
FAC I L I TY: INST. NEFTI KHIM. IM. AZ[ZP-EKGVAj BAKU, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIEO
RIMEM P. smom

--"d 6's
T
X211-4. )mw rtmOCRI!,1TALLINE LAYM OF SILICON CC; NO14OR1-
DMIN-C SUBSTRAIES
jArticle by X. A. $At-wnko, A, G. Xllae~ko. ft. V. Rrhanov, 1k.
-,Sh. Z ~v,
L I'L -k. k.alf;r~ 12-27 Jun. 1972,
A now Pracv4ute has barn devoinped for connectinR omnocry4talltne places
of skItc.1% to n-rLcnttmm ovh.trAte. (C.rarlt) via an intermediate lAycr of
solid solutions (Ge 4 St). V,a chardeterincic feature of clan pio#rreas or the
oroctas and Its differeritep from #ojdaTlog and Sluoing consipts In the fact
that the traA%Itnt '.ayer (the solid solution of mermantuawith ollicad) is
momocryatellint. It ham mlectrophyvica% and chemical properties close to the
ptevertics of the cmnecred *tact of silicon., The crvotaLLizatsC"i be-,trA YLth
the surface or the ommacryqtall1am milican plate an.) &volova-la thr directim
*f the "marlenting oub *%rates. Tht*-in3uT*A the mo~.acryatlltne nature of
the transient layer of solid solution with "spect to its "tics thickAess.
The silicon layers obtained in this way on the nonorlontinir subetrat-re with-
stand the uxual.1y "ad the"Ical. ther"t and swchantcat (etching, polishIns,
cooling and heating free li4uid helitum to ordinary diffusion temveratur" Ilk
st) trenteant. The eotIxst** w4de damooritratod that the trnnatont lajeT icon
have a thickness a* the order of several aterene. Thicknesses of the solid
eolution Mv ~ SO of 6-8 mtcron4 could be obtained vxpvriorntally. It was
#*tabIt%1,r4 that nhvto~jnly the dislocation density in the silicon itself art-
ots froo the differrnce in coefficients of ther,mal extionsim at the substrate
and the atjtc~. The oilitnn layers were obtained m substrateit of mullite
ceramic with a dtalocattom density of $-W-L-105 cm-2. On the basis of the
*xpertronts.perromed, the heating and cooling rate conditlano oC the layers
were SeItctod which do not lead to 4 noticeable variation of chair electrical
propertie yers of atlican were obtained with a specific
MtmocrysCAI line Is
re Istan a 1.500 ohno-cim md election sobility to 1.5,00 cw'2/ per setand at
rom ca"cature. for &it of the spocLommav the particular scattering of the
re and the absence of dosp levels are characteristic.
ca'r

1/2 017 UINCL AS S I F I ED PROCESSING DATE--Z30CTTO
TITLE--FAST SURFACE STATES lj*'l SILANIZED GEWUNIUM -U-
AUTH(3R-(02)-RZHAN0Vj A.V., KOVALEVSKAYA, T.I.
~::.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
S.OURCE--FIZ. TEKH. POLUPROV. 1970, p4\i2), 321-4
DATE PUBL ISHED------70
-.SUBJECT APEAS--CHEMISTRYr MATERIALS
I_.-TOPIC TAGS--GERMANIUM, SILANEr SURFA'~E AREA, CHLORIDEI GAS AGSORPTIONP
METAL ETCHING
':...CONT-ROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
--,'DOCU,4ENT CLASS-_UNCLASSfFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1476 STEP NO--UR/0449!70/004/002/0321/0324
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120263
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2/2 017 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120263
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SINGLE CRYSTAL
~111) ORIENTED N-GE
SAMPLES WERE ETCHED AND THEN TREATED WITH A OIOXANE SaN, OF ME SUB2
SICL SU82t WHEREBY A HYDROPHOBIC P3LYSILOXANE FILM OF 100-500 ANGSTROM
IS FORMED, THE IR SPECTRA OF TREATED SAMPLES REVEAL A 14EW ABSORPTION
PEAK AT 975 C;N PRIME NEGATIVEI IN THE VICINtTY OF THE Sr-O BOND
ABSORPTION PEAKS (104-0 AND 1120 CM PRIME 14EGATIYEI). THE NEW PEAK IS
ASSIGNED TO THE GE-0-SI FORMS AND IS FORMED FROM BOND. SAMPLES PITH
VARIOUS INTENSITIES OF THIS PEAK WERE STUDIED BY THE FIELD EFFECT METHOD
COMB1.14ED WITH STATIONARY PHOTOCOND. MEASUREMENTS. THE SURFACE POTENTIAL
Y. SUBSIGMA DEPENDENCE OF THE RECOMBINATION RATE S AND OF THE CHARGE OF
TRAPPED SURFACE PLOTTED. THE Q SUBSS Y SUBS PLOTS ARE EXPONENTIAL
FUNCTIONS WITH SIMILAR EXPONENTIAL COEFF. 6UT WITH SIGNIFICANTLY
DIFFERENT PREEXPONENTIAL TERMS FOR THE SAMPLES OF VARIOUS INTENSITY IOTA
OF THE 975 CM PRIM~:: NEGATIVEI PEAK. IT IS'ASSUPIED THAT THE
PREEXPONENTIAL TER14 IS PROPORTIONAL TO THE CONCN, OF SURFACE STATES N
SUBSIGMASIGMA. THE N SUBSIGMASIGMA IOTA PLOT IS LINEAR AND JUSTIFIES
THIS ASSUMPTION. SILANEC TREATMENT OF GE SURFACES INVOLVES A
-,SU3STI-TUTION OF PART OF THE UNSTABLE 0, 014# AND H SU82 0 BONDS WITH THE
MORE STABLE GE-n-SI BOND. THE TREATMENT.15 ESP. EFFECTIVE WHEN CARRIED
OUT IMMEDIATELY AFTER ETCHING. FACILITY: INST. FIZ. POLUPROY.,
-'NOVOSIBIRSK, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED
FIRM
~ill--lfll

PANIM,
UIOC 1537-226+537-311-331:1537+5351
V. G., RZRANOVL-i--&k and SVITASHEV, K. K.
"Photoelectric Phenomena en Boundary Between Two Single-Crystal Germanium
Blocimll
a
V sb. Tonkiye plenki soyedineniX teLlura s metallami podg_nipp tsinka i
Olliva (Thin Films- of Telluriim Compounds vith Metals of Zine and Gallitu-i
Subgroups -- Collection of Works),. Villnyus, 1970, pp 216-227 (from TrLh-Fizika,
No 10, Oct 71~ Abstract No 10YE807 by V. B.:SnrDO14IR5KIY)
Tra=:Lation: The authors inveGtigated the photavoltage (PV) and photoconductiv-
ity (PC) of the contact of two D-Ge single crystals at 300 and 770 K. Dimen-
sions of specimens: 17xl2x3 nm; specific resistances at 3a10 K: of the order
of 40 ohm,cm. The PV distribution along the spuciii:en has two iTaxima of
opposite signs on both sides around the interface. Ithe PV sign correspoarls to
the blocking band bending around the interface (IF). Contact is, nonsyrretri-
cal. The form of the current-voltage characteristic agrees with that repoited
in the literature. 1he PV spectral dependence itdicates a change of charge in
the surface states of the IF on illixrdnation. The conclusion was draim that
eada block has its own system of surface stater. PC also increases sharpb,
as the "signal probe" approaches the IF. The PC localized at the IF is
1/2

UC
PANIM, V. G., et al., Tonkiye plenki soyedineni."r tellura a metqllard
pod-grupp tsinka i galliya (Min of Tellurium ConTzounds Witil Metals of'
Zinc and Gallium Subgroups -- Collection of 1~orks), VillnYus, 19(0, pp 216-227
(from RZh-Fizika, Ito 10, Oct 71, Abstract Ito,10YE807 by V. :B. SMIDDMIRSIM)
observed when excited by light in the region of impurity absorption. It can
be positive or negative and varies with the superposition of voltage.
2/2

USSR
Lcs
UDO 621.~83.52-072-1
VARLAMOV, I.V., KALADZE, M.K., Ph-.PRUSEVICH, V.A., RZHANOV, A.YE.
"Spectral Characteristics Of Silicon Photoresistors And The Parameters QE An
Optoelectronic Switch"
Sb. nauch.tr. -Po Rrobl. mikroelektron. Meek. in-t elektron.tekhn.(fiz._Mat se'riya)
[Collection Of Scientific Works On Problems Of 1-ficroelectronics.1-loscow In.-titute
Cf Electronics Technology. (Phyiiico-Mathematical Series)],1972,lssue 9,pp 109-114
(from RZh:Elektronika i.yeye primeneniye, No 10, Oct 1972,AbBtract No 1OB245)
Translation: The dependence was studied of the photo emf of a photoresistor
operating in an optonelectron switch paired with a GaAs light-emitting diode.
The phortorouiotor was produced by building up of an epitaxial layor of n-Si
with a resistivity of 1 ohm.cm and a thickness oC 13 micron or, a p-3i wafer with
a resistivity of 10 ohm.cm and a thicknqoe of 200 micron. The Upper emitter and
the collector of the junction were fulfilled by planar technology with the method
of diffusion of P and B. The depth of occurrence of the junctions amounted to 1.5
WA 3 microns,re-opectively. The spectral characteristics of eech p-n junction
were measured at light intensities corresponding to the lineur section of' the
lux-voltage characteristics of each junction. Wring illuminution of the
1/2

USSR
VARLAMOV, I~V., at al. Sb.nauch.tr. po probl.mikroolektron. Mosk.in-t elektrdn
tekhn. (fiz.-mat. aerjya), 1972-, Issue 9, pp 109-114
structure by light with 0.93 micron, corresponding to the maxinrim of the
radiation spectrum of the GaAs light-emitting diode, the process of generation
of the free carriers involves the entire volume.of the crystal including all
three junctions; however, the maximum response of all the structure is found in
the region of the shorter wuves, Oacillograms were taken of the transient pro..
ceases during connection of the photoreoistor, and the voltage charucteristics
with various currents across the emitter and at various temperatures. 4 ill.
4 ref. I.V.
2/2

USSR UDO 621.385.52.072.1
VARLAMOV, I.V., DESHEVOY, A.S., KAL.U) 7E PEETRUSEVICH, ,RZHAEGV.A.YE.
OMeasurement Of The Impadance Of Photoresistore'In The Pinch-Off Region And At
The Section Of Negative Differential Resistancen
Sb.nauch.tr.po probl.mikroolektron. Mosk. in-t elektron.tekhn. (fi2--m-at.sariya)
t0ollectf;n Of Scientific Works On Problems Of Microole'ctronins. I.Ioscow institute
Of Electronics Technolor7. (Phyaico-14athematical Series)], 197", lvsue 9, pp
(from Mh:Elektronika i yoye primenenjye, No 10, Oct 1972, Abstract No
IOB242)
Translation: A device -for mesearemont of impedance which uses the methcd 0
phase detection is described, and some of the measured parameters e- the 4-layer
structures at the section with no-ative resistance of the volt-ampore character-
istics are presented. 4 ill. 5 ref. 1.V.

USSR UDC 621.791.7S4.011:669.715
CHERNYSH, V. P., SYROVATKA, V. V., Kiev Polytechnic Institute, GRITSENKO,
A. F.,.RZHANOXr, B. P., Dnepropetrovsk
s of Seam Metal in AMg6 Alloy Welded with Electro-
"Structure and Propertie
magnetic Mixing"
Kiev, Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, No 11, Nov 72, pp 16-19.
Abstract: An aluminum alloy was welded by argon-arc welding using a tungsten
electrode at a rate of 10 r/hr. Mixing was achieved by an axial discrete
magnetic field by a coil attached to the welder. Electromagnetic mixing of
the welding bath was found to produce a finer primary stnicture and complete
uppression of zones of columnar crystals. The increased fineness of the
structure was accompanied by an increase in total length of crystal boundaries
by more than a factor of 3. The orientation of the structure was decreased
from 28% to 21%. The mobile state of the are during mixing helps to intensi-
:CT removal of the oxide film from the bath, decreasing the porosiry of the
welded seams. The use of the electromagnetic mixing method helps to increase
the yield of defect-free joints by more than.4 times. Induction of the con
trolled magnetic field has a decisive influence on the results of mixing.
The reversing frequency influences primarily the surface rolief (if tho scam.
60

USSR UDG 621-38-002
WYAIVOV, S.A., ANQV_ V-n-, SHERGOLID, YEA.
*Problems Of Protection Of Unhoused Semiconductor Devices And Integrated Circuits'
V ob. Mikroolaktronika (Microelectronics--Collection Of Works), Moscow, Izd-Vo
.'Sovetskoye Radio," No 4, 1971s pp 141-151
Abstract-. The over-all problem is considered of the protection of aon-housadsami_
conductor devices used in hybrid microcircuits from the effect of the environment.
'The significant chortcomingo arc shown of compounds of epoxy rasine, various
varnishes, etc., used at present for protection of such devicts. k method is dea-
oribed for creation of a protective covering based on thin glass films. 4 fig.
A Ubo 7 refs

USSR UDG 621.382.~22
SOPOV, O.V., ABRA:M.~, L.I., T.R.
"Stabilization Of MOS Trir.3iBtor By Phosphoro-aa Silicate Gf~60"
lektron.- -.e!:hn-; a. '~.aucnno-te!,hn. ab. Polu
nrovadr. priborv (Eloc'%ronic Tech-
nolozy. ScientifIc-Tec?.nical Collection. Se:jaiconductor L Isoue
lcvicos), 1970,
n 4
2(52), pp 169-186 (from RZ',I--Slektro ~ a h I
P i yelle prinarteniye, No 1-11 re 197
tract ','.'o 35215)
Abau
Translation: 7ne problem-o are conoidared of' "he ntabiliz~?tion o~. a MOB trana-
istor with an inducod p-channol by phoDphorou5 oilicato [A'ocfomoaMk&tnyy1
glass. An investigat-ion is conducted of the effoct of the condit-4om- of form-
ation of phlo--phoroua biliCQtO g1&03 on tho Dtability of the dev-1co. lbo oxio-
tanco of opt~.,n-jn conditiow. for tho ntalbilizution procom) 1i) ewtablinhod. It is
j34-ab4 liZal
pojrible t',Ae aid of Uion by phouphorouB oilicate tlLao to asouro
h, "h n~ bi, il o*' u IM tranciritor during the long-tom, action of an oluctric-
tl a I y ,
al load and increaced tomporature o' the enviromento' 5u:--ary.
.55

USSR UDC 539.4
PAMMYE:V) A. K..1 WMVIN, L. X., GL SHCHENYOj H. I., KONOVALOV, V. I., and
TRIPOLISKIYp S. S. (Zaporozlye)
"Investigation of Combined Vibrations of the Disk-Blade System of the impeller
of a Turboprop-Engine Turbine"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 11, Nov 73, PP 78-81
Abstract: In order to study the nature and modes of the vibrations of a turbo-
prop-engine turbine, as well as the distribution of the stresses, a tensomtric
investigation was conducted of the entire ste of the 82 blades and the disk of
the turbine impeller. Results of the conducted tests Ghov that the cause of the
high stresses occurring in the blades is to be found in the critical Impeller
rotation rates, at which combined vibrations of the disk-blade system occur in
accordance with a mode vith five node diameters. Frequency adjustment of the
disk-blade system was conducted via variation of the system components. A
correlation was established between the critical rotation rates and the avera~,,e
frequency dtiring the axial mode of vibrations of the blade cet. On the bacir, of
this correlation, control over the average vibmtiort frequency of the blade set
durins the axial Yibration node has been introduced into the process of blade
production. figures.

18M I N M19 ON71 W11,11

USSR UDC:534.282
HAUVE-YEV, V. V., CIIAYKOVSKIY, B. S., KOITALFV, M. S--,-RZHAV1N L. N. e
Ki v
'.'Influence of Design Peculiarities and Loading Conditions on the Damping
Ability of a Herringbone Lock Joint of a Turbine Blade"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 10, Oct 73, pp 66-70
Abstract: Results are presented from an experimental and theoretical
study of design damping in the herringbone rock joints of turbine blades.
The influence of a number of design and technological factors is studied,
as well as the influence of loading parameters on the damping ability
of lock joints.

UNIt. tss I F 1EC. PPCCESS ING it) A I C--- I 7JUL., ~C
li TLE--STUCY IN I R c RF T E rl., G f N C-
CF TFE VIO-NATION STt,.ESS CF SHRULI TUR 3 1 IN F
ELACES -U-
--RZk-AVIN, L.N., CPALIKHIN, N.1
IvATVEYEII. V.V,
Lt NUY Cf INFC---LSSQ Ir-
-SCURCE-PROBLEMY PFCCHNCSTII VCL. 2, FE2. IS7C, P. 3-7
DATE PLBLISFEC ------- 70
SUEjECT AREAS--PRGPULSIGt%i ANC FLELS, AEPCNALTICS, ENERGY CCN~F,!,qslc;N
TO I C TAGS-V IllkA T I CA 5 TRE 5 SA I k ~-,'R AF I E NO I NF Ul? E 1 N F S H-ICLIO '(Lj R 8 INE
BLACE, GAS
t. YIJ~OINE ENGINE
CENTRCL
aCCUMENT CLASS--LNCLASSfFIEC
PPC-XY, R E E L /Fq Al-lE -- 178 /184 1 S T E P N C - - U R/ 37,01 2 U"J 0 /013 010 0 7
CJPC tCCESSICN NC--AP0046577
UNCL'SSIFIEC

~X: Abstracting Service:
Acc. N Ref. Code:
JV0046Yi7- INTERNAT. AEROSPACE ABST-I-/7a "Z/
rA70-25288 study of the vibrati6ij stress of shrouded
,aircraft engine turbine blades (Issfedovanie vibratsionno! napriazhen-
nosti bandaxhirmnnykh turbinny kh lopatok. aviaUionnykh
dvigaielei). L. N- Rzh8rvin. qj. 0 aLikhin. and V. V. MaNe'-w
LAkademiia Nauk Ukrainskoi SSR, Institut ProbleWl Prochn8sv
- 2-F- . I p-
SSR). Problemy Prochnosro, vol. , eb-J970
D.Jn Russian.
Results of an experimental study of die vibration strets of a new
*Ype of construction of shrouded aircraft erigine turbine blades, using
various methods oi joining.the shrouds. On, the basis of, a tensomet.dc
aM, ysis, of these blades on a working engine, it isfound that setting
up paired blades with a, fixed tension along the shrouds ensuies
minimum vibration stress on the blades during vibrations in the first
flexural mode under all conditions of operation of the engine. A.S.K.
JIEEL/FRAME
1UP7Q1841

USSR uDc: 681-326 .35
&ZBrSKLYA A-, !.DVCHJVI, A. P. LEDVIN, -Ye. K.
"A Pneumatic Pulser"
USSR Author's Certificate No 251918, filed 29 May 68, pLiblished 12 Feb 70
(from RZh-Av-tomatika, Telemekhanika i LV.Ychislitellnaya Tekhnika, No 11,
Nov 70, Abstract No 11A69 P)
Translation.: This Author's Certificate introduces a pneiznnatic pulser. The
device contains two three-diapbragm relays, the first of them ccnnected in
an OR circuit, -vhile the second is connected in an AIID circuit, The device
also contains a follower with displacemerit, a choke - capac; tali cc link., a com.-
parison element, wid a valve. The units of the dcvice arfe interconnected in a
special way which improves the characteristics of the device in comparison
with conventiona]II pulsers. ~,Then an input comriand signal is receiveti, the
device produces a pulse of a definite length at the output. One illustra~
tion. N. S.

USSR UDC 534.1
RZHEVKIN, S. N., Chair of Acoustics
"Vibrations of Bodies Immersed in a Liquid Under the Action of a Sound Wave"
Moscow, Vestnik Moskovskogo University, Seriya III -- Fizika, Astronomiya,
Vol 12, No 1, Jan-Feb 71, pp 52-61
Abstract: The article considers different methods for solving the problem
of vibrations of a sphere or cylinder immersed in a liquid under the action
of a plane sound wave with the velocity amplitude v 0., Graphs are obtained
for the velocity amplitude and phase of the body 9(a) as a. 'function of the
wave parameter a = ka . lira .where a is the radius of the sphere or
Y
cylinder. This wave parameter is also denoted as a (a 4-sults are
c~
given of an experimental verification of the'.theory to, a value of a 2.5
(a 0.4 A).
28 - ------

.,-1,12 026 UNCLASSI PIED PROC ESSING DATE--27NOV70
LEVEL IN SUNFLOWER AND COTTONSEED OILS -0-
AUTHOR-(05)-GRIGORENKOP L.T.t DIKUNP P.P., KALININA, I.A., MIRON'OVA, A.N.,
RZHEK!~~r__V.P.
Cowtrzy OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-PRIKL. BIOKHIM. MIKROBIOL. 1970, 6(2)v 142-50
DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--BENZENE DERIVATIVE, AROMATIC POLYCYCLIC HYDROCARBONt
CARCINOGEN, VEGETABLE OILP SMOKE, FOOD TECHNOLOGY-i FOOD ANALYSIS, THIN
LAYER rHRO.'-ATOGRAPIiYt FLUORESCENCE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS--Uto'CLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/0109 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0135606.,
UNGLASSIFfrD

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212 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-27,41=70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOi35606
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. POLYCYCLIC HYDROCARBONS IWERE DETO.
BY MODIFICATION OF A METHOD USED IN THE ANAL. OF SMOKED AND OTHER AINDS
OF FOODSt CONSISTING OF SAPON. OF 50 G OIL WITH 25 G KOH AND 100
96PERCENT ETOH 1-2 HR OVER BOILINGI, SEPN. OF THE NONISAPOND. FPACT10i'l 3Y
THIN LAYER CHROMATOG. ON AL SUB2 0 SUB3 IN AN ASCENDING CURRENT OF
SUB2 Ot FOLLOWED BY QUANT. AND OUAL, FLUORESCENCE ANAL. THE
3t4-BENZOPYRENE CONTENT IN SUNFLOWER OIL OF VARIOUS~ORIGINS VARIED
WIOELYt BUT WAS MOSTLY 1-5 MU G-KG OIL. IT WAS ALSO~FOUNO IN COTTONSEED
OILS* FACILITY: ALL UNION RES. INST..FATSp USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC: ~620.18.539.4.019.3.621.791
MALANIIN, Yu. M., KAVERINA, S. N., RZHEVSKAYA, I., Ya., SHULEPOV, V. I.,
YUDKOVSKIY, S. I., Moscow
"Study of Various Zones in a Welded Joint in Molybdenum by Methods of Internal
Friction and Electron Microscopy"
Moscow, Fizika i Khimiya Obrabotki Materialov (The Physics and Chemistry of
Materials Processing], No 6, Nov-Dec 73, pp 123-126.
Abstract: It is demonstrated that the high probability of formation of
cracks in the zone around a welded seam in molybdenum results from the
disappearance of the cellular structure of the metal during welding, the
sharp drop in solubility of interstitial impurities and the separation of
carbide particles, around which significant local phase hardening occurs.

USSR UDC 539.67
VERNER" V. D.J PIGUZOV., Yu. V.,, and RZHB _T_. Ya.
IrRelaxation Spectrum of Molybdenum. Governe- d by Incorporation Impurities"
Bb. "Vnutrenneye treniye v metallic-heskikh materialakh" (Internal Friction in
Metallic Materials), Moscow, Izd-vo Vauka%~1970, pp 61-65
Abstract: Results of an investigation are presented Which make it possible to
explain the complex relaxation spectrum in molybdenum with a substantial con-
tent of impurities.
A graphic resolution of a comlex 220-degree peak, obtained in molybdentun
vith oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon additions, is presented.
The shape of the oxygen and carbon solubility lines in a solid molybdenum-
based solution is refined and the true diffusion.coefficients of these elements
are detennined. 2 tables, 5 figures, 3 references.
65

USSIIII VDC: 539.4:624.011
RZH---VSijY, V. A. and 'LSIPENYUH, I. F.
-ions of Elastic and Blastopinstic S-5ysterais to
"Com-Daring tAe React
Seismic Actions"
Tr. Kishinev. politeklin. in-t (Transactions of the Kishinev Poly-
technical institute) 1970, iiic. 21 -pp 186-191 (frorn
No. 2, Feb 71, Abstr,-,ct ILtb. 2V954~
,,ivr--n of investi- t-wis of the lliotion
Translation: Results are g a
of eiastic-,;lastl ic single-mass uscillat-ors. The depandence be-
tween the mass displace!.acats and t,*ae restoring force is given iri
the form of a Prandtl di_-eram.. 11he exturnal action is snecified
in ts'z,,:; form ofL -a stationary liaarwonic C-oceleration a-opli.~,d to t?ie
base of -he oscillator. I numericr~l solution of th_-'~ differcntial
equations of motion eras realized lelith the con.pater for a
large number of var-4--ants of the oscillator parameters. '.^'he fre-
112

USSR
RZMVSKIY, V.A., et al, Tr. Kishinev. politekhn. in-t, 1970, No 21, pp 186-
191 (from RM-Mekhanika~ No 2, Feb 71, Abstract No 211954)
quencies of srall line-ar oscillations were varied relative to the
plastic de-for-natIon and' thu yield point. Tlie coilclusiun v.-as drawn
that the maximum def orma-uiorn of. the ela stic-P1---'_,7 tic and 'F,~lastic
oscillator differ subsiantially from each other in a narrow range
of frequencies close to the resonance zone, respondinj to tiie
equality of frequencies o-f tile external action and the natural
oscillations of the oscillator in the elastio re:"ion. -k'-In -oria basis
of some lcr-ical discussion, th--,a conclusion i8 dravm that the
mic load on a reinforced concrete structur- can:be det;~rriiin-:~d
-without con-c--iderin,-,. ---he Dlastic def orma t-ions; i.e., as in elastic
systerts. Ya. 14. Ayzenberg
2/rP

WRI-WIMM
Aeronauticail.
USSR UDC: 621.822.5
BELOUSOV, A. I., TIZIR I P. KASHIN, B. bf. , RUBIIICIIIK, Yu. G., Kuy-
byshev "Order of the Red Bqnner-Ef Labor" Aviation institute im-eni Acade-
mician S. P. Korolev
"A Throttle for a Hydrostatic Bearing"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 5, Feb 73, Author's Certificate No 364773, Division F, filed 18 Dec 70,
published 28 Dec 72, p 107
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a throttle for a hydro-
static bearing. The device contains an insert of M porous material accom-
modated in a housing. As a distinguishing.feature of the patent, provision
is made for regulating hydraulic characteristics and improving-operational
properties. The throttle is equipped with a control device Made in the
form of a washer with channels for passage.of lubricant which rests on the
porous insert and is compressed by a nut mounted in the housing.
1/2

USSR
BELOUSOV, A. I. et al., USSR Author's Certificate No 364773
2/2

USSR UDC 621-371.029.6
RZHEVSKIY, V. V., XORENBERG, Ye. B., ORLOVSYJi.YA, E. D., and
_~~T M. D.
"Experimental Investigation of the Propagation of IUD' Radio 1,'aves
in Tunnels and %line Shafts"
Moscow, V sb. X Vses. konf. 1?o ras-prostr. radiovoin. Tezisy do)[1.
Sekts. 6 (Tenth All-Union Conference on the Propagation of Radio
Waves; Report Theses; Section 6--collection of works) "Naulka,"
1972,-pp 66-72 (from M--Radiotekhnika, No 10, 1972, Abstract 11o
iOA393)
Translation: The investigation was conducted in tunnels of the sub-
Way, lined t7ith tubine (circular cross section) and in mine shafts
(rectangular cross section), sunk in &ypsum strata. Results of the
measuromenls showed that in rectilinear patho, the attenuat-ion is
comparatively low; this permits use of: U11F waves for the transmis-
sion of inform-tion along shafts. In: paths with turns, there is a
substantial addition to the weakening ~f the -field, and retransla-
tors are needed for the transmission,of information. Four illus-
trations. 1-1. S.
58 -

USSR UDC 621-371.029.6
RZ Y,,, VV. KORD14BERG, Ye. B.,011ZLOVSK&YA, ~E. D. I and
BEL', M. D.
"Propagation of Broad-Band UIT Signals in Tunnels and Shafts"
Moscow, V sb. X Vses. I-onf._po rasT)r6str. radiovo.in. Tezisy dokl.
Belts. 6 (Tenth All-Union Conference on the Piopa,4_-ation of Radio
Waves; Report Theses; Section 6--collection of works) 1111auka, 11
1972, pp 64-67 (from RZh--Rad.Jotekhnika, No 10, 1972, Abstract
Ho 1OA392)
Translation: BExperiments investigating the passage of Pulse signals
in the tunnels of the Moscow subway are described. Triangular
radio pulses 0.08 As wide at half value were used, with a period
,Liti
of repeu on at ~oo lAo,on a carrier frequency of 2200 Miz. To
detect distortions of broad-band signals, televizion images were
transmitted along shafts and in ;the tunnel of the oubvjay. Results
ofthe experiments showed that the distortion of the pulse fronts
did no' exceed 0.02/As; the raultibeam nature of the propagation
has no effect on the accFacy of U-1 signal transmission; the qua-
lity of the TV transmission is good. Three iliustratuions, bifi-
liography of one. N. S.
1/1

UDC: 621.-LiOlu'.945
RZHEVSKIY, V. V., Edi-for
I'lauchn. tr. :-~aosk. i-n-t Trann -act ions-, of th--
cow !Anin.,, lustitute' -r,~E;cc-w, 1970, 95 pp, illue3'rat~.d, 25 konp-Ics
U --L;h -'~ad 11 ..1 111 112() 1.- ..
ro.
-ii , 3, I:arc' 71, j'bstrl ct - 3 4
Tr-amslaticn: 'his collec'-ion is, devotA 'o i)rob'b-!:!s in V-- choic-
Of fr,~~quvnc, ,c d V-I~-, fol?m 0" ipodula!-ion, trazym-ission condi-
y r~njjr;
r
tiolls of radio i,.,av-s throuf-h a n-cdium e,-nd I on r- e o
shalts, tli c,,, ice
of o;)-limal transmiss-i,:;n chamctt;r-istics for minin-r, ra!-lio co.-,mmi-
catio
ns und,-~r conditions c-i~ normal oper,10-ion, and emergency '-ork.
V. Ch.

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TITLE-~tU._Al,-ioLATE CA14LYLLI.) DEC0,NJU,;j%TI ON
AUTHOR- (133) -SH !511K INA A.A., RZHUNIKOVi V.M., PfV,%'TTSK1Y, K.K.
C CUN T R YOF INF-03--USSIFR
S OURC E Li I PP IR . S MED I N1970, 46( 1138-9
DATE MiL ISHED - - - - - - -70
--BIOLOGICAL AND 0 1 C A L
-SUBJECT AREAS SCIENCES, CHEMSTRY
TOPIC TAGS--ANURQGEN-j ALCGHGLYSIS, CHROMATOGRAPHY
CON'Tl UL Ukv 1 NG--,Wj' R E S Ti~ I CT I GNS
OOCUME:~r CLASS--U;';CLASSlFlEo
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E
.CIRC ACCESSIOINI ,411--AP0131175
ABSTRACT/EXTIRAICT-W) (;P-0- A P,.; TC T D EC QNJ U'G7 A T I oil 0 FI A % D I I P, Y
TE-;,T-i"UOK INI TERT-3U01H 16 H.4, 20JEG:~EES) WAS OBSID. FROM THE
C,RULJ-C P4,f)DUCTSY III G",, IV 'dERE 06TA PIEU 6Y LPI SIG) SU.1~2
1F3ZPE-7~"':-:.NT) . IV is RAPILOLY OXIDII-HD TO V FRIDM 1WHICH VI wAS 0`1ffAI.%.;7D
(59PERCENIT) 6Y CHRdMAT3,k'-,. ON AL SUU2 0 -SUB3. ANA3CL IC ACTIVITY [IN THE
triYOP
HERSCHBEdGER 11~53) OF TH& HYDROXY, DIKETOPIES (VI ) 4~ND OXY
KETONES (VII ) i.44S Fi':Ut%.'L) TO, BE 20PF-;'\*GENT, OF THE ANATLJIIIL IC ANJ ANG;~CGEN
I . -1 )
EFFECT OF TESTOSTER0,N-f-': P;03PiONATE. FACILITY: 1,11sr. FKSP.
EM00KRINOL. K1-11-1-1. MOSCJ~', USSR*

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ce
j
JPRS 547&7
23 Deccnhcr 1971
UDC 621.311-25.62-C17-53E.001-5
RELSASE VAT.VF ralz r;r)*jEcTmr urvMICALLY SEAUD
ARL%S OF ATOMIC P014ER STATIONS
[Arifele'by B. yu. V.
nical -Institute; NoLc". No P, Is7l, pp A2-653
kadloactive matarlijis ara fvr.:.,cd ana accumilated in the r~cctcr and
ccKAont durlng the operntion of an atomic power rtaticna. Tbe of
theiv leikzre and mprcad throui,,hvit the neighborhood o! the I zzatZtni rt-pre.
sentD a daneer. UeakaZ~ ofradioactivc products Fr-_=m The lc>~,,) rmy
occur under wirz-al optration throu.-h leiks in th(i ecu!;-,.tnt, th.Mj-1 reactor
cvarloods, and, uhat In most vith & 't-eak izi.thc
radioactiveccc,Lzmt loops ?P-tbods for-pl-eyenting contamin;ttlon oe "-he cl-
vlrowwnt Gre.deter-=ined.17y the cwicopt of maximum accielent. Yrst viden-pread
is the thooT-1 accordinr to which one should take Into account z~~ p=ribility
of instanVj~cov% of El.c line of groatruDt dia=eter This
has 1L~I to the developm,~nt of shielding she 111-cont3itir5 inte.-A~4 im -A.-lin
all the coolant considering the entrV of residual heat r*leace, tn_d th.
onargy of axother-mal rsactions which ray occur at high ~Lvptrar"re% between
the core materialz and the coolant.
Mother, lasn widespread concPpt of the mximtAm accideitt is tzi~c~i on
0,;p(-rIvncc In usina pipolinos in ordinary thennal power steiticzz. Ar~alysiD
of statIlatical data on rop-ttircs of lines showed that -.he prol~azz__,.~tv of their
damage for rz--ons of an operational nature is very zttall bird ra~'_-~ze3 W;th
an Increaac In the dianotei, of he 11ina. Since corroaloa and fat.ii,,%., darage
develop slowly, they may he observkA and prevented in tine undmn zcrrect
Control.
In ruptures of lines of small diameter, rielting of the reacter cc-e or
damage to it in a laxge scale can be prevented in general or at leart 'In
the Initial stage of tho accident. These considerationg have led the
USSR

ttec. Nr: Abstracting~-Service: Ref. Code:
AF0049309- CHMICAL ABST. S-70 u R O;zA (0
103984q ceacuiation, U the bond tae in MOWS. 12-2
f
B; 't. (USSkI. Porash. Mef~:.1970, 10(l); 66-8'.~Russl-vvvt
o-IjJ'WTZhtinuatiOII of 'the previous Work
I an the bond energy and
equil. interat. distances in metals K, Ca,Sc, Rb, Sr, Y, Zr,-Xb,
Cs, Ba, and La, by means off th .e ap.plication of th~, model~of the
$'free- electrons and '.'impenetrable- ionic cores.~ The calcd.
data are in good Weement with the expd. datta.' The com-
pressibility was c~,dcd. for a majority of the enumeiated m0als.
The theoretical comortsiibility values correslionding to the single
crystals differ by 20-35~,,v from the expd. data obtauled on BeIns-
cryst. samples. S.A. Merr-ol,
REEL/ FWIE

USSR
SAAD ELIDIN, 34., DUBININA, YE. M., SPIVAK, G. V., VOLKOVA, T. V,
"Using Pol~mer Films for Studying 'Microf ield3 With a Transmi3sion-
Type Electron Nlicroscopa"
2ayt, Vol 34,
Moscow, Izvestiya Akaderdi Nauk, Seriya Fizishosk
No 7, 1970, pp 1567-1569
Abstracli: This paper investigates films formed on the surface
of sDecimens under electron bombardment of condensing nonomer
vapor, These polymer 'ilms are used for investigating the struc-
tu--o of surface nicrofields at superaptical magnification. A
curve is given showing the thialmesses of -,,,-he fil:= investi,cl-ated
as a fmnction of the Doi-ter of the olectron bean caasing the poly-
-aerization. The 'ilm~- were obtained both in a -high vacuum n-nd
U J.
under glow discharge conditions, and the objects of the research
were D-,-. -.1`11-1-1con diodes, The electron boa-ra wria gonarated by a
11-hree-electrods gun, and the electron energy iras kopt at t,ho
level of tens of electron volts to increase their sensit'iv-;ty to
the microfialds and reduce the 4-A=ber of secondary cloctroni with
high velocity dispersions. Images of the coba,lt donain structure
were also obtained. This and ot-hor photomicrographz illustrate
1/1 the arj

--18SEP70
0 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE
.TITLE--ORGANOSILICON AMINES USED AS CORROSION INH[BIYORS--U-
'.4UTH0R-(05)-SHREYBER, G.K., SAAKIYAN, L.S., LOSEV, V.B., ALKHAMEDAN, KH.r
SKRIPCHENKO, V.I.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
PRIKL. KHIM. (LENINGRAD) 1970p 43(l) 200-2
~~DA.TE PUBLISHED ------- 70
!,SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
-JOP I CTAGS--CORROSION INHIBITOR, ORGANDSILICON COMPIOUND, AMINE DERIVATIVE
ONT R 0 LM4RK1NG--N0 RESTRICTIONS
.-OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1983/0300
STEP NG--UP/0050/70/043/'301/0200/OZOI
CIRC -ACCESSIGN N,3--AP0051285

2/2 021 UNCLASSIFIEU: PROCESSING DATE-18SEP70
C'IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0053285
~74BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CORROSION INHIBITING
ACTIVITIES OF THE TITLE COMPDS.t RS11GET) SUB3 (1)p WHERE R EQUALS H
SUB2 N(CH SUB2) SUB3 PRIME NEGATIVE, ET SUBZ N(CH SUB2) SUB3 PRIME
NEGATIVE, ET SUB2 NCH SUB2 PRIME NEGATLVE, PHNHCH SUB2 PRIME NEGATIVE, H
SUB2 JN(CH SUB2) SUB6 NHCH SUB2 PRIME NEGATIVE, H SUB2 N(C SUB2 H SUB4
NH) SUB2 (CH SUB2) SUR3 PRI14E NEGATIVE, AND H SUB2 NIC SUB2 H SUB4 NH)
SUBZ CH SUB2 PRIME INEGATIVEr WERE DETD. fTHE RESULTS ARE GIVEN IN
TA:BULAR FORM AS PERCENT PROTECTIVE ACTION) AT VARIOUS TEMPS. AND CONcNS.
-_-OF I.. I CONTG. POLYAMINE GROUPS WERE MOST EFFECTIVE.

'CLASS[FIEO ~-RCJCESSING DATE--23(!CT70
1/2 020 UN
PLANE CONTACT PkOi3LEM OF THE THEORY OF ELASTICITY FJR A CIRCULAR
RING -U-
-~.',AUTHOR-(02)-84BLOYAN, A.Aav SAAKIANt V.G.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SCURCE--AKADE.MIIA NAUK ARMIANSKOI SSR, MEKHANIKA, VOL. 23, No.
IZVESTIIA,
1970, P. 3-17
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--MECH.v IND., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR, PHYSICS
'roPIC TAGS--ELASTICITY THEORYY METAL RINGf BIBLIOGRAPHY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FPAME--1997/1491
STEP NO--UP,/0430/70/02,31001/000'~/0017
I L

2/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED
CIRC ACCESSION NG--AP0120278 PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT.. SOLUTION Or- THE PLANE STRAIN
PROBLEM FOR A CIRCULAR RING WHOSE INNER AND OUTEI',', BOUIINDARIES ARE LL3ADFD
BY MORE THAN ONE IDENTICAL SYM4ETRICALLY VOSITIONeO R1010 PUNCI-IES WITH
EQUAL DIMENSIONS ON EACH OF THE BOUNDARIES. ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO CASES
WHERE THE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL PUNCHES ARE OPPOSITE EACH OTHER AND
WHERE THEY~ARE STAGGERED. THE PROBLEM IS REDUCED To THE SOLUTION OF A
DUAL TRIGONOMETRIC SERIES SYSTEM WHICH IN TURN IS REDUCED TO TWO
INFIN[TE SY-STE,',!S OF LINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS. CONVENIENr FORMULAS ARE
GIVEN FO,R CALCULATING THE CONTACT STRESSES AND RADIAL-DISPLACEMENTS.
'FACILIT-Y: AKADEMIIA NAUK ARMIANSKOI SSRt INSTITUT MATEMATIKI I
MEKHANIKIt YEKEVANt ARME141AN SSR.

USSR UDC 612.13-088.4
MI., SHEPOTINOVSKIY, V. I., and TITKOV, B. P., Rostov
S" A., LUBE, V.
Medical Inst'tute
"The Regional Blood Circulation Studied by the Ultrasound Method"
Moscow, Byulleten' Eksperimental'noy Biologii Meditsiny, No 5, 1971, pp
116-119
Abstract: A bloodless method of deep zonal ultrasonic sphygnography based on
the principles of acoustic bioecholocation is described. It yields specific
information about the state of any part of the vascular system regardless of
its site (in bone canals, skull, soft tissues, etc.) or the amount of ultra-
sound absorbed by the tissues surrounding a blood vessel. Aa ultrasonic
sensor using a reverse and direct piezo affect emits short acoustic impulses
toward a blood vessel under study and receives a signal reflected from it.
If there is an increase in the volume of blood entering the vessel, its
diameter widens, thereby increasing the area of the lateral reflecting sur-
face. The amplitude of the reflected signal grows at t1he sane time. If
there is a decrease in the volume of blood entering the vessel, its diameter
narrows and the amplitude of the reflected signal decreases accordingly.
1/2

USSR
SAAKOV, B. A., et al., Byulleten' Eksperimental'noy Biologii Meditsiny,
No 5, 1971, pp 116-119
Thus, changes in the amplitude of the signal are proportional to the degree
of blood supply of the vessel. These changes are recorded on an ink-writing
device.
2/2

1 3N q V 7 0
112 012 U N C L A Sp S IF I E 0 PKOC(7. )ING DATL
~,T1TLE--S1]LF;fYj4YL Gi~JUIPS I;, THE wATE;; SIJLL)t~b.:: PRf Tl:j*~j~ OF IN THE
Q.
COUkSE 0~ f~XPERI!VNTAL ALLr:rtG1G "t-CEPHALOMYELITIS -IJ-
--(0Z)-SAAK0V, i.A., TRAPEZ0,"ITSEVAI HeA.
AUTHOR
-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.:.S0U4CE--PA Ti-,'L,'uGICHf5KtiYA FIZIOLOGIYA I E KSP Ell 1 "IEN TAL ':JAYA rEiiAPIYA, 1970,
i -:VOL 14, N"k 3, ~P 59-61.
~',~'D A T EPUBL I S~iEi) ------- 70
~:SUBJECT ARFAS--8IGL&3ICAL AdD iMED I CAL SC I ENCE S
I T IS, PAOTFIN, SOLUBILITY, ttiATER
.TOPIC TAGS
C CIN T R f3L M A P K I NIG- ---3 K E 5 TK I C T I G IN s
DOCU3ENT CLASS-01'ICLASS11 let)
PROXY S TE p INJO-Ulk /03961 V)l 0 1 tt /00 1 /00 5') /0 Ob I
G IR c A c E 5S IN, j U - - A 10 0 12 621 5 If
L S J) F 1 1)

PROCESSING UATE-13NOV70
2/2 012 UNCLASSIFIED
CIRC ACCESSI,'),',l NO-APOL26254
ABSTPACT/EXTRACT-W) GW-0- ABSTz(ACT. DEVELOPMENT OF E.XPE.,.~IME~MTAL
3Y. REDUCTIfliN OF
ALLERGIC l:1,iCEPHAL0.'.,YLLITIS IN DOGS WAS ,0ACCOt4PA14j~,li:0
CONTENT OF SULF'IYDRYL GRUJPS 1;',l THE IWATER SOLUt3L'.-- P11,0rEINS OF THE CORTEX
AND OF THE ',-iHILE MIATTER GF THE GREAT HEMISPHIERES. WARMING OF THE
At .1 c -ESC
EXTRAcrs CF W'TER SOLUBLE PR' T- INS AT 40DEGRE FCR 20 ;-IINUTES CAUSED
AN INCREASE IN THE AMOUNT OF SJLFHYDRYL GROUPS IN THE PROTEINS GF THE
BRAIN OF (.0,'l4lTk0L ANIMALS, AND A FALL IN THEIR CONTENT IN THE PArJT'r:INS
OBTAIiNED FRO.A THE BRAINI Of: ANIMALS SUFFERING FROM. EINECPHALOMYELITIS.
~FACILITY: TSENTRAL'14AYA NAUCHNO fSSLED. LAC.6'~ATL)~,;IYA iWSTIOVSKOGO
MEDITSPNISKOGO INSTITUTA.
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