SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SEKUNDOV, A.N. - SELIDOVKIN, D.A.

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212 0 2 C. L A S S I F I F- 0- PROCESSING DATE-20i'lOV70
c I R c A C c k s s I C N N (j, - - A IQ i 1 :2 It 3 9
AbSTRACllEXlkAl--T--(U) GP-C- ABS TRACT EXPEI:IAENTAL, INVE.S1*16ATI(Iftil OF rHE
T.~,.RE- Of-P DENT SCALE OF
TURBULENT DIFFUSICN CGEFFIGIEINTS ANO THE
TURBULENT VELCCITY PULSATICNS IN TURBULENT. AIR FL641S OF VARIOUS PY .P a..
SPECIFICALLY INVESTIGATED IS THE RELATIOP4 BETWEEN ~H;-; FULERIAN AND
-NCE '-HARACTE:RISTICS. -
AGRAN'GlAf,~ fURBULE mE LAGRANGIAN
WERE DETEil-1PNED FPCji*-~ THEt--XAL DIFFUSICN BEHIND A HOT 1,41P.Ey
WER~-" DETERMI.NEO FRCQ~ Hor wtRE
WHILE THE LOLERIAN CHAi~~C;Tt L
-NTS ThE RELATICN-S 06TAINED 1:1,14 YHE VARIOUS FLOWS
ANEMCMETEi~ MEASUREML
ARE' ANALYZEC AS TO THEIR VALIOITY AND GENERALITY F(:llo; CALCULATING
TUP8ULENT CIFFUSICN CCEFFICIENTS ON THE BASIS TUROULENGE SCALES
DETEkMINED IN AN EULERIAN SYSTEM C-F COORDINATES.
-LED
a P7, Ir- I I r, 112- 3 fl f I 21M ON, ":

NCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATIC--040EC70
036 w
TITLE--EXPANSION OF A PLANE TURBULE'_,NT JET FIR 0?i A Ll~j[-AR SOURCE PQS[TIOt4ED
AT THE. APEX OF A WEDGE -U-
AUTHOR--s
A.N*
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~---.S,OURCE-INZHENERNO-FIZICHE'-,KlI ZHURNALt VOL. l8w MAY 19701 P. 919-923* 5
REFS
.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
--'SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
'TOPIC TAGS--TURBULENT FLOW, JET FLOW
CONTROL IMARKING-713 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME--3007/1142 STEP
M C A C C E S s
1 ~A 7 T r2

2/2 036 UNC L. A 5 c, IT F 10 P R 13 C. E S 5 1 tq,,'j D A T E -06 0 E C11
i.CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0136562
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(M Gfl-G- A U S T R A r- TRESULTS 05 A -F!--
OF THE PROBLEM OF THE EXPANSION OF A PLANE: TURBUL.C.NT LU Fpoii A
E E J '-'C',D
SOURCE AT THE APEA OF A WED(.3E, TAK[NG 111 T oACCOUNT THE. FI-O' 01-
AIR TOWARD THE JET AND THE AssactArHD STATIC PJZESS,,;~IRE YAz~!Af ION.
ALLOWANCE 'FOP, THE STATIC PRESSURE VARIATION LEADS TO A NEW LAW FOV, AXIA,L
N C T I
VELOCITY ATTENUATION IN WHICH THF- POWER.: EXPONENIT LS A f-:UNCTIOc -- F-i
11GLE, ENTRA' vNYI WAUCHNO
WEDGE APEX Al FACILITY: TSC I
-.-ISSLEDOVATEL$SKII INSTITUT AVIATSIONNO GO MOTOROSTROENIIA, MOSCOW, U-SSR.
L A,-S 1 f I f: 0

USSR UDC: 532.525.2
ABRAMOVICH, G. N,, &XV1,11CII, V. B. , SEKIJIIDOV A. 'DIIRDIVA, 1. P. ,
Moscow
"Experimental and Ibeoreticaf Study of a Supersonic Jo;.t NeAr a Wall in an
Accompanying Supersonic Flow"
Moscow, Izv. AN SSSR: Mekhanika Zhidkosti i Gaza, No 4, Jul/Aug 72, pp
25-32
Abstract: Exper-jlr,,.ents were done in a supersonic (M =7 F-4 ) c/()03/049210496
_CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0112665
UNCLASSIFIED

,`.:-2/2 009 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--3DOCT7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0112665
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ADON. OF 2 MOLES PHSH TO I
'52 NI-1 SU82. WHEN I
MOLE PHSO SUB2 NCL SUB2 (1) GAVE PHSCL AND PHSU SLI
'PHSH MOLAR RATIO WAS 2:3, PHSCL REACTEDfURTHER GIVING PHS (:NSO SUB2
PH) CL (11). THE AODN. OF 4 MOLES 1 TO 5.MOLES PHSH --"R: P10 SU8Z NC 5~1186
H SUB4 SH GAVE (PHS) SUB2 OR (PrO SU82 NC SUB6 H SUH4 S) SUB2 WHICH
REACTED FURTHER WITH I GIVING 11 OR P,O SUB2 NC SUR6 H SU64 Si:NSO SUB2
PH)CL (III). THE REACTION OF 2j4j(0 SUB2 N) SUB2 C SUB6 H SUB3 SH WITH
I GAVE ONLY 2,41(0 SUB2 N) SUB2 C SU86 H SU83 SCL AND PHSO SU62 NH SUB2.
THE REACTIONS OF PHSNA, P,CLC SU86 H SU84SNA, OR P,O SUB2 NC SUB6 H
SU84 SNA WITH I EQUIV. I GAVE RS(.,PISO SUB2 PH)CL [It IS PHt PvCLC SUafj H-
SUB4, OR P,O SUB2 NC SUB6 H SUB4)o THE REACrION OF PHS1.14A OR P,MEC SJJB6
H SUB3 SNA WITH 0.5 EQUIV. I GAVE (PHS) SUB2 (NSO SU82 PH) SUB21 OR
(P,MEC SUB6 H SUB4 S) SUB2 (NSO SU82 PH) SU62 AND THE CORRESPONDENG
DIARYL DISULFIDES. THE REACTION OF PtO SUB2 NC SUB6 H SUB4 SCH SU8Z PH
(IV) WITH I GAVE PREDOMINANTLY III (A CYCLIC REAUIOINIUERMEDIATE IS
PROPOSED). THE CHLORINATION OF IV DECOAPD. IT TO PHCH SU62 CL AND P,O
~SUB2 N~: SUB6 H SUB3 SCL* ~FACILITY: INST. ORG.XHIM.t KIEV9
UsSR.

TISSR um 621.791,011:66j),i5-194
FOIMINA, 0. P., LEVEWBERG, N. Ye., SELEZNEVj._AA.. and GFR4ANp S. 10;
Khar1kov Polytechnioal Institute Karh'kov, Turbine Plant
"'Mechanical Properties of the Metal in the High-Temperature Region of the
Heat-Affected Zone in 15Kh!MIFL Steel Welds"..
Kiev, Avtomaticheskaya Svarka,No 11, Nov 70, pp 30-31
Abstract: A study was made of the high-temT)erature re!?,ion of "he
heat-affected zone in 15KhlNllrL steel .(6.190V C, 0.614% iLn,
1.7% Cr, j.14% Mo, 0.14% V) The effects of various temperina, conditions
on the structural trans forinat ions and properties of the iw~-Ual of each
variant of the imitated weld-affected zone were analyzed~ It, wits found
that the ductility of the metal in the high-temperature region of the
heat-affected zone markedly depends on the cooling rate iifter welding,
As applied to multipass welding conditions,Lthe required Impact toughne5s
may be met by tempering the weld at 740-760*C. Thehardriess of the high-
temperature rt-gion of the heat-affected zone in l5KhlMlFL will not always
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Acc. Nr.: 00046765 Ref . Code: U R /.2
USSR UDC 621.791:14.011.539.163
ROV A. I., MOZILAROV 14~ V.I.
SELEZUEV A.,,G.. KHRISTOFOL BUG.AYEV G. P.
ItRadioactive Isotope Investigation of the Structure of the Transition
Layer During Spin Welding"
Kiev, Avtomaticheskaya Svarka (Automatic-lielding), No 1, 1970, pp 21-24
(from Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, Ho 1, 1970, p 79)
Translation: Results are presented from using tag3ed atoms to study the
structure of the coatact layer during spin welding of heterogeneous
metals'. During spin welding of steel 30 anti R18 and also steel 30 and
amco-iron, no assencial mover..ient of the' carbon atans Es obijerveo. The
absence of carbon arom dif f w5ion is demonstrated to a f1epth ~of more than
5-10 microns. There are 2 illustrations and t 6--entry bibliography.
Reel/Frame
:079000

112 018 UNICLASSI FIED PRQG_~SSING DATE-- -',7'qOV70
TITLE-RECOVERY OF URCA FOR 0EPARAFFINATION OF PETROLEUM. FUELS -',J-
BY EVA,
AlJT!A0R-(03)-cjELEZiNEVt A.K.t POPLAVSKAYA, A*V., VORO, YE.I.
COUIITRY OF INFO--USSR
'SOURC E--NEFT EP Ell ERA 8. NEFTEKHIM. (MOSCOM) L970, 3J 43-3
PUBLfSHED ------- 70
'SUBJECT 'AREAS--Cl-iEMISTRY, PROPULSION AiND FUELS
JOPIC TAGS--f-DWOF OIL, LOW TEMPERATURE EFFECT, PETRULEUA FRACTION,
DEPARAFFINATION, UREA
C,UINTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
:__90CUMEINT CLASS--UINCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--30'02/1721 STEP N,O--(J.R/0318/70/oO(J/Of)3/0043/00,t~,
CFPC ACCESSUIIN tI0--AP0U9089
UINC L A IS I II F 1)

212 013 UNC L A S S I F1 E D PROCESSING DATE-27110V70
Cl I RC A CCIE~ S S I ON INO-- A P 0 129089
ABSTRACT/EXTPACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACTt' A~ DISTILLATE (15, 244-34-ODEGREESt
COiNIGEALIPIG, AT PLUS 4DEGREESt AND 27.63PERCENT YIELD OF CU4PLEX FOiR,,iERS
dtTH UREA) WAS OBTAINED FROtt A COM. UNIT DISTG, rjZE;( SUATSK CR;JOC- 01L.
IT WAS UEPARAFFINATED w.,m RECRYSTD., ANO SPENT UR'FA BY USING 4 WT.
PERCENT ETOH AS ACTIVATOR. SOLVENT NAPHTHA (G. -30-1
'OOEGREES) (100 VOL.
PERCENT) ',-iA.S USED TO DIL. THE CHAqGE. THE TE-MP. OF TREATiMENT 'AR IEO
FROM NEGATIVE 8 TO NF(--,ATIVc- 19DEGRE;ES. AFTER 141'XING FOR 30 MIN, THE
COMPLEX WAS VACUUM FILTEREI)t WASHeD FREE FROM OIL WITH NAPHTHA, Cl.41ED,
A'1:9 THEN DECOMPD. :~Y ETOH AT 70-50ECREES. THE Uti~_-'A 1~11 THE
ETOH ANO RECRYSTD. v,'HEi"4' THE SOLN. WAS. COOLED, T,4E P,'KAFFINS COLLECTED
ON THE SURFACE WERE WASHED WITH H SUB2 Oy DRIED, AND ANALY~ED. I H 17:
FILTRATE CONITG. THE DE-PARAFFIt-lATED FUEL WAS 4ASHED WITH H SUB2 0 TO
REi4OVE RESIDUAL UREA AND HOH. wmi 11ULTIPLE USE 11-5) OF THE SAME
UREAt THE YIELD OF f)EPARAFFINATED FUEL INCR~ASI-:D PROM 72 -1-0 87PERCENT,
THE YIELD OF PARAFFINS QFC!lEASC-0 FR,',IM .27 TO 8PERCliNT Pl. 22-5DE-GREES),
AND THE TENIP. OF TPEArMENT WAS N~,'IATIVE 19 TO NEGATIVE 13DEGREES, W H EINI
13 H (I
THE UREA WAS RECRYSTO., TW: YIELD OF FUEL 1,4AS 681 ERCENTI, T AT -F
PARAFFIINS WAS 27PFkCEt-lf (m. 230EGREES)t AND THE TEMP. 01- TREATMENT NAS
NEGATIVE 190EGREES. A MFfHOD OF DETG. THE ACTIVITV OF rHF- UREA FOR,
COMPLEX FORMATION W"S DEVELOPE-Di ,~ASFD ON MEASIJREN~-,W OF- THE HEAT (JIF
CgMPLEX FORMATION Q!J':~ING DEPAI~4FFINATWH U;NMER ST(). C011-0117WNS. FHE
HEAT OF FDRIMIATMN INCf0---AcjEL) W1171-1 INCREASE0 ACTIVITY, OF t",E UREA.
-FT.
FACILITY! GOZH. NE INST., GURZNY, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR uDe: 621.376-56(088.8)
SKWMNW
"A Method of Control-ling Semiconductor Switches"
USSR Authorls Certificate No 269265, filed 17 Jan 66, published 10 Jul 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract Z-1o 1D3,22 P):
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a m-2-hod of controlling
semiconductor switches such as transistors in a bridged P')wer ar.-Plifier with
PDM by regulating and reversing the voltage Ln the load. To reduce kynamic
losses vith a given polarity of the input signal, the Fievice utilizes
blocking of a pair of svitches in the Ibridge di agprnal, one of them operati ng
in the pulse md-- while the other operates contiruously. Another Dair of
diagona.Ul- connected switches is incorporated in the derice. One is in the
paraUel leg with respect to the first of the above-mentioned switches e-rid
is controlled by a PDM signal, while the other is controlled by a coritlrlu-
ous-signal. V. P.
IA
20

USSR UDC 621-314.61(088.8)
"Three-Phase Controlled Roe-,V-ifierll
USSR Authorts. Certificate No 269261,,, filed 2 kag, 66, nublished
_16-Mul 75 (from RZh-~El ek b ronika-1--Z eye piimenen&1,re, No 2, Feb 71,
Abstract No 2B54Z7P
Translation: Three-nhase bridge and null eircuits for rectifiers
/Vy-pryami 117 are -DroDosed in whic'.4 control of the rectified
7101tage is a~compli_she_d by aria Uvyristor. In. tb.e bridge circuit
one of the rectifiers /I~entil'7 of the anode (ov cathode) group
is connected directly ~o the Tfoad, and the remaining two recti-
fiers of this group -- across he thyristor. In the null circuit,
the cathode of one of the rectifiers is also joilled with the load,
and the cathodes of the two other rectifiers are Joined together
and connected to the anode of the thyristor, whose cathode is
connected to the load. 2 ill. L.R.~

USSR
YUKHnNo N N. r FURSENRO, 1. V., IVANOVAl K. S. i SHALIKA,
N. A.
"Synthesis of H-3,4-Dichlorophenyl-NI-bydrozyuree
~V eb. KhIm. aredstva zashchity rast, (Chemical Plant Ptotective Agents --
collection of works ), No 2f Moscow, 1972-P PP 59-65 (from RZh-Xbimiya, No 19y
Oct 73, Abstract No igN.546)
Translations Experimental results are reported of the first stage in the
thesis of lynurone - synthesis of LI-3,4-dichlorophetwl-lil-hydrorjurea
i _7. The relationship between the yield of I and the type of Solvents
r
has been Investigated. Maximum yield of I has ~-evn achloved tuting the solvent
systen chlorobenzene-mothanol-watex! 2t2t17. It has, been,shown that I is
capable of reacting in two ditections during its carbamoylation wit7h 3,4-
dichlorophonylisocyanate. Nit is passed t~rovgh a solution of 8.61 g hydro-
xylamine sulfate in 60 M1 WaUr at 200 until pH of 7.4 Is reathed, Xe0H is
added, the reaction mixture cooled to 0-30, 18-8 9 of 3,14-dichlorophenyliso-
cyanate In 121 ml Ciph is added, the aix-ture Igs left atg;jiding for 15 min.,
evapomted and filtered, yielding 20.6 g of,.q4,%,L.
54 -

USSR
SELEZNEV, G. B., LAVROV, G. i.
"Discrete Automatic Carrier Frequency Tuning"
scow, Elektrosvyaz', No 7, 1970, pp 39-42
UP/C 6Z'1.394.423
Abstract: This article discusses two basic methods for the formation oi-
synchronous frequency oscillations in discrete signal traiismis8ion equipment
from the information signal through the use of the latterls spectral char-
acteristics. The first is the so-called resonance-phase method, and the
device which executes it is known as the resftance synchronizer.. In this
method, the synchronous frequency oscillations are detected by ii aarrow-band
filter from the information signal. In the second mc~,Uwd,i speciaL correction
devices for automatic phase and frequenci tuning of the osctllator withoui;
direct effect on its parameters are used in the formation of the synchronous
frequenciles. This paper proposes a method of phase and frii,quency control Of
intermediate frequency oscillations by which the difficultit~--s involved in
Zppl7ing the two systeris can be avoided. A block diagram, of the proposed
system is given and its operation detailed. The authors eN~press their
gratitude to A. Yu. Lev for his criticism of ~the manuscript..

U3SR
661.3-055
KAT-INKIN, I. P., Sr:.LEZNEV, G. D., and TRIFONOVA, L. S.
"A Countin.v Device Which Retains Information When Power is Interrupted"
JJSSR Authors Certificate No 364112, k1H 02 k 23/10, filed 16 Aw, 71, Published
21 Mar 73 (fron, FZh Avtomatika Telemekhanika I Vychislitellnaya Tekhnika, ;No 11,
Nov 73, abstract No It A:364 P)
power
Translation: A count1w; aDparatus which retains information during-,
a single pulse generator, flipflops, mer -y
interrupts is proposed, containingr no-
elementsland a delay line. To extend the logical capabilities, Inhibit and
assembly circuits are Included, with the out"Dut of the sin-.le pulse genexator
connected to one of the requlating inputs of7the flipflop-5 a.-id t-hrough one of the
delay lines to the inputs of the read elements of the memory and to one of the
inputs of the assembly circuit.
The other input of this lazt circuit is connected to the "command readinii-11
bus, with the output of the assembly circuit connected throuiTh. a second del;,--I line
-to the signal inp4ts of the inhibit circuits; the controllity., 1:1PUto Of tho latter
are connected to the outputs of the flipflops, while the olitputs of the inhibit
cirnuit* are connected to the Inputs of the memory elements, the outputs of whic'~,
are connected to the secondary re.,7,ulating Inputs of the flipflops, Gne illustration.

UDC 621.396.675-:621.372.852.1(008.8)
USSR,
KUZ!~,IINTKH, YE. S., ZAVADOVSKIY, B. D., SELEZNEV, C. YE.
"Separating Transmission and Reception Filter"
USSR Author's Certificate No 248859, Filed 3 Apr 67, Published 22 Jan 70
.(from RZh-.Radiotel"-hnika, No 9, Sep 70, Abstract No 9B85-11)
Translation: The proposed separating filter consisn of a bas~ic transmission
line, an auxiliary transnission line with a ballast load on tkie end and
traveling wave resonators connecting them with a ring length equal to an
even number of halfWaves of the receiver and ar, odd num~,Lr of haLhraves of
the transmitter. In order to insure the giyen decoupling between the cross
arms, the loaded end of the auxiliary lineis connected ta the basic line
by a directional coupler, through Wtich part of the transimitter signal coming
to the filter is shunted. There is one illustration.

766 15
Saltim.~, G. A., and 1'. 1. SVIC~nc,,
Varialiumn cyl flow piirartict~r% and flow mrorture c( moist
vapor. for the cast of interphase, huat and mass exchange
in the relaxation zone behind a chock wavefront. TVT.
no. 6, 1971, 1200-IZ06.
Relaxation pticnorn.na behind 4 31.~tionary shuck wavalroat
in rnoist vapor arc analyzed. with allvw=Kv ior relatively low concen-
trationa vi,zPontaneously condensed fine drops ;bad in the absence of
gliding phase motion. The numerical. ~*Zution of a ectof-equations
of motion determined the Ilow-parameters (p. T, c). now structuxe
di3tri;)ution). and allock wave width for the thermo-
dynamic equilibrium of a two-phase medium %head of the shock
wave. Theoretical data were found to be let good qualitative agree-
meat with the experiment, a. g. using 4% Layal nozzle.

41

USSR
UDC S36.24:621.175
SALTANTOV, G. A., SE EZNEV L. I.
"Change of Parameters and Structure of i Streazi of 1~,Ioist Steam with InteT-
phase Heat and Mass Exchange in 'he Relaxation Zone BiOiiid the Leading Edge
of a Shock Wave"
Teplofi-.ika Vysokikh Temperitur, Vol 9, No 6, 1971, 1). 1200-12-06.
Abstract: Certain relaxation phenomena beiiind the leading edge of a shock wave
in moist ste-m with small drops formed by spontaneous cond,.~nsation stud;Ied.
Numerical solution of a system of equations is used to dctermine changos in the
parameters of the stream and its structure when the 2-phase medium before the
shock wave is in theTmodynainic equilibrium.

USSR UDC 669.715.620.1
PARKMITIK, P. A., SFLFZN.FWV
LUBENSKIY,. M. Z., and
DUDETSKAYA, L. R.-
"Effect of Zinc and Magnesium on the Mechanical Properties of
A110V Alloy"
Moscow, Tsvetnyye Metally, No 12, Dec 70, pp 52-55
Abstract: Impurities in the A11OV include zinc, w1th a maximum
GOST-nermissible content of 0.6". Such a rin-id Limitation re-
`4 C)
duces the potential use of waste and scrap in producing second-
ary aluminum alloys, thus requiring an additional expenditure
of primary aluminum or very costly vacuum equipment for dezinci-
fication, involving high power consumption. A. basic component
in the A110V alloy is magnesium which, when combined with
zinc, forms a number of chenical compounds. A magnesium con-
tent within 0.2-0.510 is readily controllable under,production
conditions. TEarlier studies have shown that 0.15-0.35,3; Mgr
additions to ALIOV alloy increase its strength and-hardness
and decrease plasticity. This study attempts to determine the
combined effect of both zinc (0.0-3.0%) and magnesium (0.0-0.5%)
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USSIR
PARKHUTIK, P. A., et al., Tsvetnyye Metally,.No 12, Dec?D,
pp 52-55
an the mechanical properties aad plasticity of AIIOV aLloy,
The material was melted under flux consisting of eqtial amounts
of NaCI and KCI. Zinc metal was introduced After melting at
730-7401 0. The alloy was refined with MnC12 at 0.1% and was
C
poured at 720-7300 ?. The experimental data *how that extend-
ing the limit for zinc iti AlIOV alloy to 1.4% is fuLly per-
missible and that such additions have no adverse effects on
the hardness, strength, and pla6tidity of the allo.7.
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1/2 022 UNCLASSI 0fiED PROCESSING DATE--23OCT-70
ITLE--CHANGES OF RHEOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF THG BLooo IN TRAuMATIC SHOCK
AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE IN GENESIS OF CIRCULATORY DISTURBANCES -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-SELEZNEV, S.A., KHAA-9ROVA, Osp.
.o. COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.,SOURCE
-P4TOLOGICHESKAYA FIZIOLOGIYA I EKSPERIMENTAL/NAYA TERAPIYAr 1970,
VOL l4vNR 2p PP 65-70
PATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL
SCIENCES
~._.~TOPIC TAGS-WHOLE BLOOD, FLUID VISCOSITY, RHEOLOGIC PROPERTYr TRAUMATIC
SHOCK# BLOOD CIRCULATION
~.~CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.._.:WCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
`:-PROXY REELIFaAMe--198810025 STEP NO--Ufk/0396/70/014/002/006510070
CIRC, ACCESSION NO--AP0105124
UNCLASSIFIED

PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
?-/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105124 'HE
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. RHEOLGGICAL r,r(.OPERTIES OF I
BLOOD OBTAINE~ AT VARIOUS PERIODS OF TRAUMATIC SHOCK FROM CATS WERE
STUDIED. THE FOLLOWING DETERMINAT113NS WERE MADE: BLOOD VISCOSIrY WITH
THE AID OF H~SSIVISCOSIMETEV; RLOOD VISCOSITY AT VARIOUS LXTENST OF THE
SHOCK IN A UNIT WITH CAPILLARIES WITH A RADIUS Of- 0.45 ~',ND 0.60 MM;
SEDIMENTATION OF FORMED ELEMENTS UNDER CONDITIONS OF CONTINUOUS FLOW.
lprLIJOED INTO THE UNIT WER&GRADUATED BY -4AYERt 40 AND
CAPILLARIES . %,
60PERCENT SACCHAROSE SOLUTIONS. BESIDES, THE VALUE OP HEIMA-ToRITE
READING AND OF THE PLASMA PROTEIN COMPOSITION WERE ALSO TAIKENI INTO
CONSIDERATION. THE RELATIVE AND ASYMPTOTIC VISCOSITY PROVED TG 3E
DIMINISHED DURING SHOCK. ALTERATIONS OF VISCOSITY WERE MORNE PRONOUNCED
THAN THE CHANGES OF HEMOTOCRITE INDEX. VISCOSITY OF ERYTH-;~OCYFE
SUSPENSION 14AS REDUCED IN THE PLASMA OF ANIMALS IN CONDITIOrt OF SHOCK.
IN SHOCK SEDIMENTATION OF FORMED ELEMENTS CHARACTERIzit,4G r-'lErR ADHESIVE
PROPERTIES EXCEEDED THE NORMAL ONE. FACILITY: LABORILTORIYA
PATOLOGrCHESKOY FIZIOLOGII INSTITUTA SKOROY POMOSHCHf IM. 1. 1.
0ZHANELIZOE, LENINGRAD,
UNCLASS IFIED

MOK UDC~!536.46 + 662-.2122.L.
POKfWL, P. F., MALITSEV, V- M-, LOGACHEV, V. S., SELEZINE A., Moscow
"Combustion of Aluminum Particles in the Flame of a Condensed System"
Fizika Goreniya i V-,,rv-va, No 1, Mar 71, pp 51-57.
ABSTRACT: This work prcsents a study of the process of combustion of aluminum
particles in a flame of type N ballistite powder and a model mixture of ammenium
perchlorate with organic fuel. The study of the process of combustion of
metal particles was performed in a constant pressure bo.-.1b with quartz windows,
in which a vacuum or the necessary inert gas (nitrogen, argon) pressure was
created. The metal particles were introduced to the composition of the fuels
during the manufacturing process. A photographic method was used to study the
processes occurring on the surface of combustion, and specimens were taken to
study the dimensions of the metal particles through the height of the flame.
It was established that as ballistite powder burns, the inetal particlc-s adhere
to the thermostable decomposition products of the nitrocollulose, later merging
near the surface of the charge. Increasing the percentkpe of metal in the fuel
causes an increase in particle diameter. Aluminum particles accumulate and
1/2

USSR VDC 536.46 + 662.222.1
P0101UL, P F. , MAPTSEV, V. M. LOGACHEV, V. S., SELEVIEV, V. A., Fizika
Goreniya i Vzryva, No 1, Mar 71, pp 51-57.
aglomerate on the surface of combustion of the charge. In the initial stage
of combustion, oxidation of the metal occurs on its surface, with 4 to 6% of
the heat realized due to combustion of tile metal libea-&ted in this manner in
the reaction layer. Combustion of aluminum particles in the flame occurs
-through intermediate products with the formation of lower oxides. The tempera-
ture of the combustion zone of aluminum particles is 400-6000 higher than the
temperature of the remainder of the flame'..

USSR UDC 536.46
FOKffIEj P. F., LOGACIIEV, V. S., MAL'TSEV, V. M., 5=10V, V. A.
"Spectral and Photometric Research on the Mmw Jet in Model Fuel-Oxidizer-Metal
Systems"
NovoBibirsk.- Fizika Goreniya I. Vzryva, No 2, June 1970, PP 143-152
Abstract: The equipment used for spectral research on the fileame Jet in the com-
bustion of fuel-oxidizer-metal systems is described, and its operation is explained.
Spectral flame-jet research by means of this installation permitted the photometric
method to be used for temperature measurement; this method yorrdtted the shape
of the flame of individual metal particles in the combuotion produeta of the charge
to be locally determined. Evaluation of the combustion temperature of alumin=
and mpesium particles in the flame. jet of model systems by the spectral and the
photometric method is discussed.

USSR UDC 629.7.036.54-66:536.46
MAL'TSEV, V. M., KURYLEV, V. V., and SELEZNEV. V. A.
"The ignition of Individual Metal Particles"
Odessa, 11-ya Vses. Konf. po Vopr. Ispareniya, Gareuiya i Guz. Dinamiki
Dispersn.,Sistem, 1972--Sbornik (11th All-Union Conference on Problems of the
Evaporation, Cotibustion, and Gas Dynamics of Dispersed-Systems, 1972--Callec-
tion of Works), 1972. p 33 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal--Aviatsionnyye i
Rak-etnvye Dvigateli, No 1, 1973, Abstract No.1.34.165. Resume)
Translation: "Ilie authors discuss the influence of various f-actors upon the
ignition of particles of zirconium, titanium, magnesium, and zirconium hydride.
The investigation was conducted by means of microphotographing the parcicles
during heating in an atmosphere of air. Themaximum tenperature. of the heater
was 19000K, the heating rate was from 2.5 to 120 degrees/sec. Particles 100
to 500 microns in size were investigated. The influence of the type of metal,
particle size, heating rate, and porosity upon the ignition ttv;llpenature was
established. Zirconium, titanium, and zircunium hydride Ignite in mo staged:,.
Vie first stage is nmolderfng, ~-jhich Is charracteri2ed by elevation of the
particle temperature to a red glow. The secovid stage is a flaxe-up, charac-
terized by the formation of a bright nucleus of light. Zirconium and
112

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MAL'TSEV, V. M., et al., 11-ya Vses. Konf. po Vopr. Isparenivan, Goreniya i
Gaz. Dinamiki Dispersn. Sistem, 1972--Sbornik, 1972, p 33
titanium are characterized by the earlier ignition of larger particles, The
converse pattern is-observed for magnesium. As the hea Ling rate increases,
the T.,,,t of the particles decreases. The ignition temperature of the less
dense particles is lower because of the greater specific surface.
2/2
19

USSR UDC 546.791.6.161
TSVETKOV, A. A., 4-K ZtMY,_V_P_, SUDARIKOV, B. N., GROMOV, B. V., Moscow
LF
Instttute of Chemical Technology imeni D. 1. Mendeleyev
"Basic Uranyl Fluorides"
Mosccw, Zhurnal Neorganicheskoy K"himii, Vol MrIII, No 1, 1973, pp, 12-15
Abstract: The possibility of the formation of the basic salt of uranyl fluoride
was demonstrated by Marshall, et al. [J. Amer. Chem.. Soc.., No 76 4279, 1954]
when studying the phase diagram of the uranyl fluoride and water systems.
Yu., A. Buslayev, et al. (Dokl. AN SSSR, No 148, 832, 1963>1 detected the exis-
tence of hydrated hydroxofluoruranyl which precipitates as the equilibrium
bottom phase in the range of 0.59-8.397 by mass of 11F. In the present work,
the differential thermal analysis method was used in combInation with diemi-
cal and x-ray phase analysis to demonstrate the existence of two separate
hydrates of the basic salts of -variable composition in th(l U034IF-1120 system:
1) U02(OH)xF2_y-2H20 and UO (011) 1-, -1120 where x = 0.3-1.2. A atudy was
2 X 9-%
made of the structure of the salts) lid some of their thermodynwiiic charac-
teristics were determined. 17he thermogravimetric curve of the -decomposition
' U02(010X 2-,'21120 and tabulated data for the analysis of the basic salts
0
Al F
of uranyl fluoride are presented. Tha heat.,i of lormation and the isobaric-
isothermal potentials of the formation of the basic salts of uranyl fluoride
and their errors are also calculated.

Pon, I-
USSR UDC 539.3
SELEWEV, V. G. YIYOVLEV, V. V.
"Study of the Bending of Plates by the flolograpbic Interferometry Method"
V sb. Ispol I z. optich. kvant. generatorov v sovrem. tekh_n. j T ed. Ch. 2-3
(Use of Lasers in Modern Engineering and 11-Tedicine. Parts 2-3 Collection of
Works), Leningrad, 1971, pp 47-50 (from RZh-Mekhanika, No 3, slar 72, Abstract
No 3V272)
Translation: A schematic diagram and paramoters are given fr~r a dcvice For
studying the bending of plates by t1le holognaphic -inter feromet ry method. The
device is mounted on a concrete plate vreigbing about 1000 kg which is placed
on two rubber balloons filled with air to exclude the efiect of field oscilla-
tions of the location. Deflections were me-asured by the dold)le oxposure method.
Const--uction of an interpolation polynomial in terms of knoim va-lues of the
deflection is proposed to determine derivatives of the bending in terms of
Orthogonal coordinates. V. P. Hetrebko.
1/1

USSR UDC: 632.9511-661.718.1:632.732
and SHUTOVA, S. S. A.11-Union SO' ntific Research
:e
Institute of Tobacco and Makhorka imeni A. I, Hikoyan
"Effectiveness of the Application of '.New Insecticides Against Tobacco
Aphid"
Moscow, Khimiya v Sel'skon KhozyayE;t.ve,, no 11, Nov 70, pp 28-30
Abstract: Tobacco aohid r,,ersictle, Sul-1) dr-livis Cie sap from
tobacco leaves, contaminates them with stickv excretio-is -md reducas t'ie
quality of tile raw material, Tile All-Union Scie-1.1ti.fic i1f-,!:c-jrch Institute
of Tobacco and NIaLhorka conducted a s(!rj.t--,s of tesu; on a imitbur of
compounds--inscCLicides. it wilr, foo-nd that wcLatilfi:m, fO.1j.L;!LO!1, Nwt:hyl-
nitrophaG, and r7exion may be used agaf.raiL tile Loba,-.-.cc) aph4d inst.cad of
tile toxic thiophos group. Salipnos alid rzi!tathion. in 0.3"" concentrations
are reco.-i-c-nded for wider large-scale teStiag in the Lobacco-growing
1/2

USSR - ----- --------- -------------- ---
et al, K"I'limiya v Sel'skom ""Ilozyays t~ve
no 11
Nov 70

pp '
,
,
areas of the Union. Treatm-ent of plants wit4i rogor and meLat"iion pwomotes
higher crops and yir~lds of Light t abacco variet-ics, 1111e, various co;,c-entra-
tions of insecticides used in this scudy as a.-; tilcir effoctiveness
in these concentrations are.cited.

USSR MC 621.375.82
CIAZER, A. A:, NIXITINAt To r.. M7,ELEM V. I., of POPOV,
YU. M-# MAPOV# As Pot S FM INEV V* Not TAGIROVo R. 1.9 and SHUR, YA. So
'Using GaAs and Nd Lasers for Optical Writing on MnBi File
Kxatkiye Soobshch. pa fiz. (brief Communications on Phynies). No 12p 1972, pp
9-12 (from M-Mika, 50 7. 1973t Abstract No 7D1088).
Translationi The possibility of using a CaAs semiconductor laser for record-
ing informatiop on a ferronagnetic film of MnBl is experLrientally investigated.
M01 film 700 X thick, which has undergone condensatiom in a vacuum on glass
substrates of 0,1-0.2 am in thickness, is used. For 0recording information,
a CaAs laser with a threshold current of 2 amp at 7? K and a T.-n junction
width of 400^ is used. It Is shown that the laser's 4nimun puniping current
at which recording is possible ie 80 amp# whereas the radiation power is 20 w.
The energy density of the rMlation on the. film is than 6-10-9 jle".Z. With
a sonopulse neodymium lasert, an evaluation of an information recording density
equml to 2500 lines/cm is made. It is noted that the uro of a semiconductor
laser with a junction width not exceeding 20.At permits xeducing the power
to a fraction of a watt, Bibliography of four.
38

112 029 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--ISSEP70
TITLE--MAGNETIC CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC ARV._-()TLR0PY OF SINGLE CRYSTALS OF LrYPIUM
AND LITHIUM ZINIC f~ERRITES WITH TRACE COBALT DOPANTS -U-
AUTHOR- (04) -S ELEIMEV I V-N--t PUKHOV, I.K~., DRONINI A-I.i SHAPOVALOV, V.A.
,.COUNTRY OF INF 0--USSR
~SOURCE-FIZ. TVERD. TELA 1970p 1,2(3), 865-91
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~.~SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, PHYSICS9 CHEM[STRY
TOPIC TAGS--SINGLE CRYSTAL, LITHIUM, IRON OXIDEt C08ALTt ZINC FERRITE,
MAGNETIC PROPERTyv CRYSTAL LATTICE STRUCTURE
'CC-NTROL MAPKING--NO qFSTRICTIONS
.~40CUMFNT CLASS--UNCL4SSIFIED
.PROXY REEL/FRAME--1983/0581 SrEP NO--UF~/0181/7()1012/003/0835/0391
ftlRt ACCCSSION Ng--AP0105564
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UI)C 546.791.6'161-31'
TSVETKOV, A. A., SELEZNEV~ V.,F., SUDARIKOV, B. N., GROLMOV, B. V., and PEGANOV,
~~4~~gical Institute imeni D I. Mendeleyev
V. A., Moscow Ch6ifiiai 0
"Complex Compounds of Uranyl Fluoride With Water and Rtdrogen Fluoride'
Moscow, Zhurnal Neorganicheskoy Khimii, Vol 16, No 3, Mar 71, pp 763-771
Abstract: Three complex uranyl fluoride compounds wev-~ isolated in the system
IJ02F 0: H-Cuo F -4 H 0 -d[UO F and H[:(UO2),F5]*4 1120. All of
2-HF-H2 2 41 3172 H201
these materials form silts ~it~ alk2i metals and ammovtia; 'their structures
were studied. Thermodynamical properties of.these compoundr. were determined
by means,of differential thermal analysis.
029 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE---18SEP7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105564
ABSTRACT/EX.TqACT--(u) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE 15T K SURI AND 2ND K SUB2
MA'GNETIC ANISOTROPY CONSTS. WERE MEASURED FOR ANNEALED A14D TEMPERED
SINGLE CRYSTAL FERRITES, LI SUBOTIMES5 14EGATIVE(X-2) FE SU62TIMES5
NEGATIVE(X-2~ CO SUBX 0 SUB4 tO SMALLER THAN OR EQUAL TO X SMALLER THAN
OR EQUAL TO 0.005) AND LI SUBOTIMES39 NEGATIVE(X-2) FE SU82TIMES39
NEGATIVE(X-2) ZN SUBOTIMES22 CO SUBX 0 SUB4 (X EQUALS o,0.005), AT
4.2-600DEGREES K. MEASUREMENTS WERE CARRTED OUT BY THE METHOD OF
~ERROMAGNETIC.RESONANCE AT SIMILAR TO 9500 AND SIMILAR TO 36,700 MHZ.
WITH INCREASED CONTENT OF CO, THE CONTRIBUTIONS TO.K SUBI MAGNITUDE OF
~DELTA K SUBI AND K SU82 MAGNITUDE OF OELTA K SUB2 ENCREASE LINEARLY. ON
TEMPERING OF LI-CO FERRITESt MAGNITUDE OF DELTA K 5UBI AND MAGNITUDE OF
DELTA K SUB2 DECREASE 3' FOLD. TEMPERING' OF LI-ZN-(-,o FERRITES A FETS
ONLY LITTLE THE CONTRIBUTION OF CO TO THE ANISOTROJ-r CONSTS. THE ORDER
DISORDER TRANSITION IN LI FERRITE STRONGLY AFFECTS:IHE CONTRIBUTION OF
j
IONS To K SUBI AND K SUB2. AT GREATER THAN 60CE-GREPS, E)(PTL. OBSD.
TEMP. DEPENDENCES OF DELTA K SUBI AND DELTA K SU8Z IN THE ORDERED
''!CRYSTALS CAN BE SATISFACTORILY DESCRIBED BY THE THEORY OF TACHIKI;
~."OwEVER# AT 4.2DEGREES K, EXPTL. AND THEORETICAL DATA DIFFER
'CONSIDERABLY. POSSIBLE CAUSES ARE DISCU'SSED.

. .........
USSR UD C 621.384.664
CKLY.AYEV, N. A., COLOV11TA, N. I. ,GRACHENT, M. I.,, OPTI) V V 1. , CUBRIYE.
;KO,
K.'I., YEMEMENKO, Ye. V., ZASOL'SKIY, V. DI., 7ELENOV, B. A., lOTOV, V. I..
-2 K, LE r T'T
MNETSOV, V. S., MERKER, E. A., MUNDKOV, K. P., PUCHUGIN, V. A.,
A. A., SELEZNEV, V. S., SEREBRYAJOV, B. A., KHODYREV, Yu. S.., and CHEPEGIN,
V. N.
"Proton Beam With on inpulse of Up to 70 Gev/s Elastically Dispersed Inside a
'Target"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Tekhnichc-s~oy Fizikl, Vol 42, NO 7, 1972, 1437-1445
tract: This paper discusses the operation of a ch,"nel built into the
A
bs
rrench liquid-hydrogen Nlrabolle chamber for the accelerator -of the Institute
OfLHigh-Energy !1h--,-s-1cs (11,11H). The function of the channel is to form pure
beams of pi and k mesons, and antiprotons, in a broad rangc-~ of impulse zmagni-
tudes under the action of a high-frequency separator. The 8acorjdarj particles
are gciwrated on the inside of a target placed in the path of .1 proton b(!ain
Aiverted from t'he accelerator with an energy of 70 Gev. By using a fast
systam Eor ai-raing the proton beam at the tar2let, togct' er idth a kicher ma-nct
in the channel, the required nu-Hber OfL particles pnss,ing through the'chaiiiber
can bo provided. The optical system of the channel j;s dcscribed with the
1/2
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USSR
Vol '-2, No 7, 1972,
GALYAYEV, N. A., et al., Zhurnal Tel-hnicheskov Fiziki,
pp 1437-1445
the bea-m aindn.g s
aid of diagrams of two possible variants, yste-m and the
-particle dosage for the bubble chamber, are . also explained. The authors
ank Sulyayev, T. F. Yp_xTiolov'-~. A-' I "Moisbyev~ ~;.K ISolov yev,,
il'chenko, Ye. A. Parshifi, V. M Kolesnik, P. N. Aleyev, V. D.
I. it. Dan
M. Gorshkov ~~or their assistance.
Rudko and V.
2/2

USSR UDC 621.384.634
ALEXWMIrM1.1, 1. A., FRACH11W, M. I., Grj3;-)IYT--"i'%O' 7'. 1.,
NFKRASOV, A. N. PaIL;:--P-IN, A. A., i?I*--,,;['V-INl
YF. V KC1101"I V. 1.1
R, A.? SAMIO 011, A. V., SFLFZ 11. S.
YL
SEDEBI:~SWOVt R. A., KIIANAIMIIMN, A. Yu. S.
"Negative Particle Channel ','.Iith liomontimii Lip to 60 t-3i,-aeLoctron
Volts/Second" I
Moscow, Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 29, 'No 1, Jul 70, pp 29-34
Abstract: This article contains a descriLption of a channel for
transporting negative particles gen,~ratcd in an initernal accele-
P -I L
rator tar ~rre twith moiwntum up to 60 fLij- -octron v~jits/soccmd
and an ACcel-erated, protovi onr!rgy oil 70 volts. T 11-1 c!
channel is desi-med so that for Lin accn-brral:(~ci pro en r
C; C ;_~ y
of 70 gigaelrctron volts it can b(! adjusted to mom(!nttim in the
ran- of 40-60 -i-aelectron volts/second. On reducin,g the energy
of the accelerated protons, the channel can be adjUStP-d to lower
momentum. Thr! lower Limit corresponds to an accelerated proton
energy of 20 gigaelectron volts and is equal, to 11.4 gigaelectron
volts/second.
op-t- ica 1 s vs -, em 0 il th"2 c harm e I and, t s c1harac to r ist, -L'c s

us S-
ALTXSA~!DROV, 1. A.,
Jul 70, pp 29-34
et al., Atomnaya F'nergoya, Vol 29, No 1,
are presented. The limiting. sol-id capture an-,le of th~, secondary
particles by the channel is 32 microsteradialls. "Elhe best re-
GoIntion with respect. to momentum Is 0.3 percent iiii-thoatt de-
L
creasinIty the pacture angle. The channel was investigatod, pz-i-
marily using a secondary beam with a momentum oil p !-.-. 50 -i-n-
electron volts/second. 'file procedure for adjustir,-- tho. cl-Lallilel.
and the caLculated data are described. ThL-, differ':~nces b e t w e C n
the calculated operatin,,,' conditions of the CIC-MClItS 111d thl~
conditions after adjustment tofre 'ther do, not m..ceed 'Che orrors
of the fringing field of the accelerator, thp.al-n-tv"tizatio'l
I i~ ej
curve, and the Curve for calibrat-ing tile hypapsr.-r, of the
On the whole, the bermi parameters ag,,rev- with tho calcul..-.ited
data.
A detailrd diagram of the channel lnyotll: is pcosoiiLoCl, j3n(l
grnphs art- preocrited for the radial positioll C-i tarf-'eCs
and Hip rall"Ir" tin ftillojolin "if th'. of tllcl
necondary part icIrs, the optical ~;y4;1-em (~7` lh~- r--h,,mt-o,L aw! pot-lh
of thu hor-
2/3 o n ta Iat-irl vertiXaL pl.-mes, the itioi~ienLimi
1. 1111 WMI 1 111

ALU(SAN10--tOV, I. A., et a!., A tomnal7a _-cicrgiya, Vol 29, NQ 1,
Jul 70t pp 20-3Lj
resolution of the clharinc-L, t~hc be.111 profile t1J."Ji
50 gilraelectron volts/second in the parallel zcction and --lit
wilith of the aperture coLlimatorsof +20 rttm oad the pulse
1.1imator +6mrm, the beam, profile wlitl~ oi~ 50 lficra-
o
c
o n r, ncl
eloctron voTts/second in the final rcpresonral 0 n g
71 f
t; s doublet, and the beari profile mf).,Ocntu:. o 50
Cke Inn 1~
gig~aelectron volts/second in the finaL rc:pres~antatioa on
including a lens tr-L.Plet.

.............
-112 029 UNCLASSIFtEO~' PRIDGES�ING L)ATF---27,'4OV70
TITLE--THE USE OF A DEFIBRILLATOR UNDER. rHE -CONDITIONS OF A GARRISON
HOSPITAL -U-
AUTHOR-SELEZNEV9 YE*Ke
--USSR
..COUNTRY OF INFO
SOURCE--VOYENNO-MEDJ.TSINSKIY ZHURNAL9 19701 NR 3# P 126
PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
"TOPIC TAGS--LUNG? TUBERCULOSISP ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHYr BLOOD PRSSSURE
-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSfFIED
.PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/0422 S7EP NO--UR/0177/*7-")1000/00310126/0126
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0135891

-mm- a-- W-
2/2 029 Ut.CLAS'S IF I EO PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0135891
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A95TRACT. PATIENT M, 56 YEARS OLD, WAS
ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL ON 28 NOVEMBER 1966 FOR A~,;GRAVATION OF
DISSEMINATED PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS. :ANT[TUBERCULAR rHERAPY WAS
STARTED FROM THE FIRST DAY. ON 12 DECEMBER A SEIIURE OF DYSPENA
SUDGENLY AROSE, ACCOMPANIED BY PAINS IN THE EPIGASIRIC REGION AND
TACHYCARDIA. ACCORDING TO THE DATA OF,ELECTROCARDfOGRAPHIC
INVESTIGATION TRANSMORAL INFARCT OF THE POSTERIOR 41ALL OP THE LEFT
VENTRICLE WAS DIAGNOS D, COMPLUCATED BY.A PAROXYSW iL FORM OF VENFRICULAR
TACHYCARDIA (180 BEATS PER MINUTE). THE ARTERJAL:PRES SURE DROPPED TO
80-60 M.4 HG-

#p004
Acc. Nr:
pR,j1,,.jARY SOURCE:
G44 Ref Code: vkc 5
Vestnik Kairurgil imeni I I . Gre-kova, 1970,
Vol 104, Wr PP /Y-ta 0
A CLASSIFICATION OF CHRONIC PNEUMONIA
_G. ~Utylov S A. Soko' v and Yo. A:.
By F:. u
The elaboration of ill,-: most rational eliisification of ciii~onic pneurnonia is an
essential iask of the science of paeumology. Therefore, principal efforts of the ~:uthors
were dire"Ice, towird the seh2climri of a U(?ttcr approach to tr~,almien.t )i carious loirns
of chronic pileum-ma both by conservative and-surgical mi!t1ljds, conccptior.~s of
and jig taken into , 1, ',111) lolm ry lviull usually
etioloav palhofcriesis bei, co6sideration, ThL
swrts iroun impairment of Ific dr.-inagre Itincti(m ill thal rcsui,s ImIrl v.1111,01-1,1jol,
of th., tmmchus b~ emarged jiml periltdar lylliph vokles. '111v cixi-itic~ttion
is based oil -:,1agv developlimit of chrol'ic inflammatory prot'vs'. The first stjvv illvolves
(lie affeciloll o1 134", and )arlly B-,, 1))v (ill- ifll biliol the
third vage-also 06, a jid Elie iottrth stage iticludes the ca-wi -when (lie affxtion in-
vulves the Upper loble. The classificatiml consitlers unly the acq~urcd pulmonary lesiolls.
RE EL FIRME

USSR UDC 621.43.011:533;621.5:533
BRIZHLYMK, N. I., POZNADISKIY, V. I., RYBAROV, V, S., SELF2NEV, Yu. V.,
KHOKHLOV, Yu. G.
40n the Problem of Determining the Rate of Co.7abustion of Fuel in Diesels"
V sb. 11-ya Vses. konf. po vopr. isparerillya, 'gorenijl i gaz. 'dinamike dispersn.
sistem. 1972 (11th All-Union Confererce on Problems of Evaporation, Combustion
a-ad Caqdynamics of Disperse Systems,.19,72 - Collection of Works), Odessa, 1972,
p 44 (from RZhnMeldianika, No 3, Mar 73,: Abstract No 3.11421)
Translation: A formula for determining the rate of conbustion of fuel in
diesels that was proposed by one of the authors of the article is analyzed.
It is shown that one of the factors determining the rate of combustion is the
rate of evaporation of the fuel, which depends in turn on the thermodynamic
parameters of the medium, the surface and the volume of the fuel jet. The rate
of heat release was investigated as a function of the basic physicochemical
'parameters. Yu. F. Dityakin.

UR. 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Secdlno.H Electrical, Derwent,
241543 TEn SLT FOR HWHETIC COIC , coWrising
electiR_mg et: (1) Vith two windings linked
through an air'gap.with teOtlsiample (2). The tent
winding is bridgad by a co%Msatjr4 c4pac#or
'calculated from equition of reactive compooents
intro!ticed by them air- gap and the test winding.
Li
17.1.68 as 1211863/18-10.1i.A UBtYDV et al (1.9.69)
.1-3 But 14/18.4.69. Class 21e. -L;t.CI.G Olr.
AIMIORS ]~Abikom M. A.
YU. N. Rhy-ihkoy, G. P.

241521 TESTAIT ]~~R LS~IC ~2= In which tho
effect of'air Sap betveenthe test ;sample
and the instrument is elin' ated by r-ans of 4nductiN e
sensors (2) in the gap. The measureventg are trans
mitted to an integrator (4) and through Amplifiers
to a compensator (7) which adjust! the Volue of
corrective capacitance (8).
17.1.68 *s'12ll366/18-10.YU.N.)%SLOV- ;.r-6'MMHV tt,
(3.9.69) Bul 14/18.4.69. Class 2 a. Int.0 r.
~70
:197701-7423

Devices
USSR uDc 62:1.327.66
KRATKO, V. I., SELEZINIEV, Yu. Ye. ,Computing Center, Siberian Department of
the Acadeny of enc~e of CHE ISSR
"A Method of Making Frameless Memory Arrays"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, pronyshlenny,,re obra--tsy, tovarnyye znaki,
1970, No 25, Soviet Patent No 277860, cluss 21, filed 14 Jun 69, published
5 Aug 70, p 45
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a method of making
frameless meenory arrays by threading a ferrite matrix in the spread-out
state and then folding it up., As a distinguishing feature of the patent,
the following steps are taken to increase labor productivity: the cores
are mounted im two rows along technological rods; the apertures are oriented
'crosswise to the rod; the cores are fastened by a wire which is a coordi-
nate conductor of one coordinate; this wire is nade to follww a helix inside
the cores; the vire is fastened on the ends of the rods; the rods are
arranged in parallel vith the apertures of each row of cores oriented
S
opposite one ancther; the resultant continuous -holes are threaded b,r ire
which are the coorcLinate canductors of the second coor,'Unate and lie cross-
wise of the rods; inhibit and readout wires are then threaded throu&, the
1/2

USSR
KRATKO, V. I., SELEZNEV, Yu. Ye., Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, proTayshlennvye
obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, 1970, No 25,:Soviet Patent No 277860, class 21,
filed 14 Jun 69, published 5 Aug 70, p.45
rods are removed, the helically ~,roiuid wires are.stretcied into straight
lines, and the matrix is folded up.
2/2

USSR UDC 517-919
F-. G., and EYDELIMANp S. D., Voronezh Polytechnic In-
NA1fn_H_,**ri?__xffV1anced Ra dio-Enginee ring School
"Initial Value Problem for Systems With Constant Coefficients"
Minsk, Differentsialfnyye.Uravneniya, Vol 0, No 11, Nov 70, PP
2062-2073
Abstract: V. A. SOLONNIKOV was the first, to sho-vr th-.t for gen-
eral systems of partial differential equations unsolved rela-
tive to nigher derivatives with respect to the tine coordinate
t, the Cauchy problem, generally speaking, is poorly formulated
and it is natural to replace it with an initd,al value problem
whose operator is connected with the initial, system of differen.-
tial equations by YA, B. LOPATINSKIY's algebraic condition. The
present article establishes theorems on the oorrect solvability
of the initial value problem for arbitrary systema with constant
coefficients in the spaces H as:well as,th%isolyability in..
spaces increaoing vith an increase of the apacial co=dinates of the fwic-
112

t,~ Id wam i, tniftit.fiA h,;.II-A W11- WIN
USSR
SELEZNEVA, F. G., and EYDELIMAN, 3. D#, Differentsiallnyye
Uravneniya, Vol 6, No 11, Nov 70, pp 2062-2073
tions. The article essentially uses methods developed in the
study of the Cauchy problemo constructions of V. A. SOLONNIKOVj
and the Seidenberg-Tarski exclusion theor*ya
2/2

USSR UDC 632-95
SISIMIR, YU. D., SUPIN G. S.
T. M, Y
"Amperometric Titration of Sulfur Containing Biologically Active Substances.
Analysis of Cyneb"
Tr. 2-So VSes. soves.rhno issled. ostatkov Eestitsidcv i profilakt. zarrvaz-
neniya irai produktov pitaniya, kornov i vnesh. sred-V (1.1orks of the Second All-
Union Conference on the Investigation of Pesticide Residues and Preventive
Contamination of Food Products, Feeds and Environment)-, Tallin, 1971, p 249
(from M-Khirak~a, ~70 12, Jun 72, Abstract 11,11o 1211476)
Translation: Cyneb is dissolved in 5 moles of KOH; tho'., solution is ne-atra-
lized with HC1 or HY0 3 to pH 6.8~ and is: titrated witfi If '~ cr Ar,4' salts on
a platinum rotatinp microelectrode with respect to a saturated -electrode
With a potential of +0.6 volts. The rel 1192C' '_5
ative error in analyaing 10 10 moles
of cyneb in 50 iA of the solution is 0.3-0.6Z.
71

USSR
SELEMIEVA., T. V.; TWUBALIN,, V. IT.
"Evaluation of Statistical Characteristics of Long Ilaveguides in a Two-Wave
Model"
Hoscov Teoriya Veroyatnostey J Te
Ye PriMpneniya; Jamtary-March, 1973; pp 94-108
ABSTRACT: The product of ra.,Aom imlependent matriceo, (of thri second order) is
conaidered as ftn eXaCt model ot a long raveguide with two proptigatinr~ waves:
the basic wave and a parasitic wave. Two appro~iziat-il.-ja methorls for c~,raluating
the statistical characteristics of such nodels are given: a diffusion approx-i-
mation and a t-ype of central linit theorem. The accuracy e those appro, _n, -
tions is investigated Iky a Nonte Carlo simulation. Iflhe Nontle Carlo experinents
are fourA to be not statistically stableY but a certain agrc-~ment exists be-
tween the results of these ox-oeriments and the approyirration irethods given in
the article.
There are seven bibliographic references.
LI
Of V-111. , M IN
-it Mmm, TIMM "m
N II I.,Ri

UDC 53 1. 51~ C -CE21 7
111"ARAC-AERISTIC MATURES OV Td-: MVELQ?1'R.NT 01, --iiF, 7:;-.
jArticle by Candidates of Geograpnic 3cian4va A. N.
V. 5. U:.t,;; ;iydrometcoralaglcal ~:I,_ r~;_ac C-
~W. t v P r
Riiviin., Nu Zi, 1972, v~bxltred ~'.3
According to the 4~ta of ten (190-1971) mar1nL,ac1-qific rQ-
r0arck txpcdiziow., the cc--peratute and w1r;! conait'~~;,t io. the
Itratospliere and tropoophere of =he cquotori4l latit~dvj o! the
lndi~,n, Occan were andlyzed in detail. Tne characterittic fee-
turer of vjje,davclcpukjit of the quuajbiznn%"j clrlr In vii!'
region ware discovered.
In order to study the rharact4t -71otic features of the-q'asibiart'nu'll CF-
cle.in the Indian Ocean, derological counding, data from tta marive
from M7 to 1911 ware uoed. The routes followed by the wxpediti=s are
canted Sn Figure 1. In the 17-19 trips of the scientific resoarch r%ip A.
Voyeykov and the 17 trips of Via scientific research ship Yu. M. SheK41'rik.iy.
latitudinal Jllrecti A.
tile tropical zone of the Indian Oc4an wan crossed in -be. I
tram the Uraits of halAcca to the point at 20' sout1a latitude, 65' east
tude.
On trip 20 of the scientific reacArch ship A. 1. Voyav'~ov a-4 trt;w 19-
20 af the scivritIfIc reacarch shIp ~u. M. Snakal'skly, the riuten P4~'-.ed
t!te c-qudtor from the Straita of I-talaccij to 0* latitude, k,5* &act jrn-,tt~'It, .11)-j
ti.en to 05* east longitude in the Southern hemisphere, On trip 15 of tl,e
ticl-!ntlfic ronearch ship Yu. M. Shoks"ekLy and trip 4-5 of the mcv~nclfic r-
orarch ship Akademik Shirshov, wrid(enal sections were made along 65' -iat
longi;ude.
t data from the indicated trips. the timt-space sections of Lhc,
atmonphBeyretwera constructed for the tropical zone Of fhe Indian OceAn, `~ t!
tlons elucidate the wind and tovpQrntura conditiona of -the str.-itcaphara
and troposphere of the equatorial latitudes (the z=as of effect of 0e q%:ani-
biannual cycle) in practice along the. entire extent of the Indian OceAn. Mjir
33

USSR UDC 539.3:534,231.1
"Propagation of Waves From a Cylindrical Cavity in a Mlagnetoelastic Medium"
V sb. Kontsentratsiya napryazh. Vy-p. ~_ (Stress Concentratio-a. No. 3 -- Coliec-
tion of Works), Kiev, "Nauk durika", 19711, pp 143-150 (from --PIM-Mekhanika, No 9,
Io 9V71)
Sep 71, Abstract It
Translation- Approximation equatIons are derived for the dynamics of a 1,-akly
conducting magnetoelastic medium under the action of an unperturbed magnetic
field; the magnettoelasticity equations are linearized and considerably simp-11-
fied through retention of first oi-Jer terms after representation of all dc-sired
functions in the form of expansions in terms of a small magnetic Reynolis nur;-i-
ber. The relationship between elastic and magnetic fields is determined by the
boundary conditions and pondermotor and Lorentz forces. The Laplace transforma-
tion method is uzied to solve the problem of Tho propaig-ition o" ~cmprescioTi -,:ziver
from a cavity to the surface of which pro-Esure is, appLk-d thal: c~hi-nges Jri tilme
as a Heaviside function. A constant homogeneous magrietic fie', acts alon, th
d
-cotic solutions are cons truct-od in the pzreftoritlal
axia of the cavity. Ar;~ywp
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LISSR
SELEXV, 1. T., Kontsentratsiya napryazh. Vyp. 3, Kiev, "Nauk dunka", 1971,
pp 143-150
region for radial stresses. It is shown that the maggnetic field and an acous-
tical medium in the cavity decrease the stresse's. At-thors abstract.
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NMI
1/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
TITLE--SCATTERING OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES AT A CYLIMOER IN A SEMIBOUNDED
REGION -U-
AUTHOR-102)-~,~ZO~V, 1.T., KRIVONOS, YU.G.
COUNTRY OF IMFO--USSR
SOURCE--AKADEMIIA NAUK UKkAINSIKOI RSR, DOPOVIOIr SERIIA A
FIZIKO-TEKHNICHNI I MATEMATICHNI MAUKIP~VOL. 321 APR. 1970, P. 367-372
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SU13JECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC, TAGS--ELECTPOMAGNETIC 14AVE SCATTERING, CYL I NOA I cWAVE
CONTROL MARKING-610 RESTRICTIOINS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAMF--2000/1809 STEP PID--UR/0441/70/0321000/0~367/0372
CIRC ACC-Ec,510N

lot
Us
2/2 026 NCLASSI FIED RDCESS ING DATF--l'27N0V70
CIRC ACCFSSION Nf2--AT0125421 . w
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--M) GP-0- ABSTRACT. . APPLICATI04 13F IHE METHOD OF
114AGES TO THE SOLUTION OF THE PR08LEM OF THE STATIONARY PROBLEM OF THE
SCATTERING OF ELECTR0,1AGNETIC WAVES AT A C[RCUL.t0l CYLINDER SITUATED IN A
SE.,4TBDUj'jDED REGION. THE PICIBLEM IS REDUCED TO THE S("UTIO-N OF A
HELMHOLTZ EQUATION BY TRAJ' SFORM[NG THE SOLUTION 00 TA INE BY THE- 1ETHOD
OF IMAGES TO THE REGION Of: "REAL" VARIABLES. THE FIN'AL SOLUTION IS
OBTAINED IN Ttl~ FORN OF .4 SEPIES 11HOXF TIE-RMS DESC [I I C) f: At.JL.T I PLY SCAT T E-RED
"D IN A AllYLEIGH
FIELDS. AN APPROXIMATE ANALYTICAL SOLUTION IS i4'1BFAlillc.
APPROXIMATE FOR THE FAR FIELD CASE, :NUMERICAL R[::'-,iJLrS ARE PRC-SE,"ITED
WHICH REVEAL A STROING INFLUENCE OF THE BOUNDARY-ON TH.F RADIATION
PATTERN. FACILITY: AKADEMIIA NAUK U KRAINSIK01 RSRt INSTITUT
KIBERNETIKIt KIEVi UKRAINIAN SSR.

PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
112 033 UNCLASSIFIED `
TITLE--WAVE DIFFRACTION OF CUNVEk.BODIES IN SEMI $0UNDED REGIONS -U-
AUTHOR--SELEZ
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
cSOURCE-PRKLAGNAIA MEKHANIKA, VOL. 6, MAR. 1970t P. 38-46
DATE PUBLISHED ------- TO
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
2~TQPIC TAGS--ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE DIFFRACTION# CONVEX BODYy WAVE EQUATIUN,
SUCCESSIVE APPROXIMATIONP BOUNDARY VALUE Pi(OBLEMP,ELASTICITY T14EORY
-.''CONTROL 14ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLA55--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/0494 STEP NO--UR/0198/1'01006/000/0038/0046
..CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0117728

2/2 033 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT7C
C I R CACCESSION NO--AP0117728
ABSTR,.',CT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. APPLICATION OF THE METHOD OF
IMAGES~ TO A STUDY OF THE DIFFRACTION OF A PLANE WAVE FROM AN INFINITELY
REMOTE SOURCE AT A CONVEX OBSTACLE WITH A PLANE REAR
SURFACE. CASES
INVOLVING ONE AND TWO WAVE EQUATfO!JS AkL EXAMINED. A METHOD OF
SUCCESSIVE APPROXIMATIONSt INVOLVING REPF-ATED APPL11CATIONS OF THE METHOD
OF IMAGESt IS PROPOSED FOR THE SOLUTLON OF THE FIRST AND SECOND 84SIC
BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS IN ELASTICITY THEORY. APPROXIMATE SOLUTIONS 10
THE,STEAOY STATE PKOBLEM OF THE SCATTERING OF AN ELASTIC WAVC AT .4
SPHERE ARE OBTAINED AND ANALYZED* FACILIT.Y::~ AKADE1411A NAUK
SSRt INSTITUT KIBERNETLKIt KIEVi UKRAINIAN SSR.
FIED

112- 03 8. UNCLASSI FIM OkOCESSING DATE--27NOV70
TITLE--DYNAMIC INSTABILITY QF.AN ELASTIC. PLATE SITUATED IN A FLOW OF
IONIZE0 GAS -U-
AUTHOR-SELEZOVAl L.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--AKADEM11A NAUK UKRAINS'KOI RSRI,SOPOVIDIY 5ERIIA A
FIZIKO-TEKHNICHN[ I MATENIATICHNI NAUKII VOL 32-t APR. 1970t P. 361-364
DATE PUBLISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--ELASTIC PLATE, ION9 GAS STATE, GAS FLOW
COINTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMEI'#~T C I- A5 - - Uf,'! CA' S S1 E 1)
PROXY REEL/FRAi'4E--2000/1798 STEP iNU--UR /0,44 if 70 /032 /000 /03b 1 /0 364
CIRC ACCESS11ji'l NO--f-J0125-410
j-, A

2/2 038 UNCLASSI F;I:ED PROCESSING DATE-27NOV70
CIRC ACCGSSIOINI NO-AT0125410
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- A G) S T t. A I- TANALYSIS CF Ti-tc- FLUTrER ~.]F A
IINFINIE EL'ECTRICALLY 10N PLA'fE ONE SIDE c)F ')MICH IS Sil'i -iArEO IN
A WEAKLY C,-!,N0'tJCTlf".'G2 GAS wii[LE THE oTHER S!W-': IS illU-NOED UY AN IcljUSTYLU
MEDIUM AT REST. 41-ii- CNT'tl-"'5. SYSTE-iM IS SITIJI.Ah-:11) -1'N, AN
FIELD. A OISPEERSION EQUATION DESCRIBING THI: [,~ISTABILITY
REGICNIS IS DERIVEO, AND IS SOLV-El) NWIERICALLY ON A C011PUTER. THF
INFLUENCE OF THE MIAGNE-TIC FIELD ON THE CRITICAL FLIJTTE~R SPEED AND
FREQUENCY IS EXAMINEDo T'1-10 REGIONS IN WHICH THE PIFLOEINCE OF THE
MAGNETIC FIELD DIFFER" ARE IDENTIFIED, FACILITY: KIIV"'Kll
DERLHAVNII UNIVERSITETt KIEVi UKRAINIAN SSR.

........ FMI
026 LNGLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NQV70
TITLE--wAVE GIFFRA'.TION AT A CYLINDER IN AN ELASTIC HALF SPACE -U-
ALTHOR-SELEZGY, I.T.
41.
CCUNTRY CF 1"JIFC-US-SR
SCURCE-A~ACEMIIA NAUK UKRAINSIK01 RSRI UOPOV1011 SERIIA A FLZIKO
fEKFNICHN-1 I MATEMATICHNI NAUKIt VOL. 329 IMAR. 19"70t P. 259-264.
DATE PUEL-15~--EC-MAR70
-,.,SUt3JECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS-SHGCK WAVE DIFFRACTIGN, CYLINDRIC WAVC, HARMONIC FUNCTION
CiONTRCL MARKING-N] kESIRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY.R~
-:EL/FR',ME--199b/1650 STEP NU--UR/0441/701032/00vn/0259/0264
C14C ACCESSI C N NO --AT011d62

1.1-1-1 .' --_1 a
Wo
21 22 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROrr-SSIp,,G DAT~:--20NQV7r,
CIRC ACCESS!-_N INO-AT0116629
A8STRACT/EXTRi4CT--(tJJ GP-0- A6STRACT. APPLICATION Of' THE METHOD OF
IMACES TL ThE SOLUTICiN, bi: 'THE STFADY STATE DIFFRACTION PKIjbLEH OF A
PLANE HAFUMICNIIC 11%AVE IN'~ -ICIENT GN A CYL.INDER AHICH IS *iITUATED IN AN
ELASTIC i 4tLF SPAGE. M
-1, ThE SOLOTION IS. OBTAINED IN ME FDP OF A4 INFINITE
-SERIES IN 4HICH EACH S-TH MEMBER REPRESE,,aS A DIFFRACTION FIELD OF S-TH
PULTIPLICITY. SEVERAL EXAMPLES OF THE APPLICATION GF THIS METHOD TO
SPECIFIC CASES OF DIFFRACTICN INDUCED WAVE SHATT.1:_:kING FIELDS ARE GIVEN.
FACILITY:, AKADLMILA INAUK UKRAINSIK(31 it Sit K.IJSTLTIJT KIBERNETIKIs
KIEV, UKRAINIAN SSR.
UNCLASSIF
ffln W-1 Mtfff~fflt Mt.111PM6 Mluin,

USSR LTC 621.317.757
SELIBER, A. B.
"Procedural Error in Measuring the Coefficients of the Fourier Series for the
L
Coefficient of Transmission of a Linear Four-Terminal Network with a Discrete
Spectrum of the Measuring Signal"
Materialy nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii. Leningr. elektrotelchn. in-t svvazi.
v . 2 (Materials of the Scientific and Technical Confexeace. Leningrad
Electrotechnical Communications Institute. Vyp, 2), Leningrad, 1970, pp
237-244 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 8, Aug 70, Abstract No 8A429)
Translation: T'his article contains an investigation of the problem of a
procedural error in measuring the coefficients of a Fourier series of the
complex frequency characteristic of a linear ftjur-terminal network for three
types of measuring signal with a discrete spectrum.

-UIYC-636.093.37-
USSR
USSR
SS
U
KARANIF17,OV, N. I., Chairman of Kolkhoz imeni M. V. Frunze, Ovidiopol'skiy
0
0
Kayon, Odesskaya Oblast, Honored Veterinarian. W-rainian SSR, FAYTEL'BERG,
7Ray n,
n
n
R. 0., Doctor of Medical Sciences, TKjkCqENKO, G. P., Candidate of Biological
9'c-iences. Senior Scientific Associate, Odessa State UrrL,;ersitv imeni M. I.
Mechnikov, MEDVEDEVA, Ye. I., Doctor of Biological Sciences, PANCHENaO,
K. A., PETREINKO, Ye. V. , UrKINA, G. D., Senior Engineers, BOYKO, L. I., and
SM ~P~. Enineers, Odessa Technological Institute of the Food Industry
.--V. Lomonosov
'"The Effect of a Preparation Obtained From Algae (Phyllophora) Upon the
Weight Gains and Blood Composition of Ca3,ves",
Mosco-4, Zhivotnovodstvo, No 3, Mar 72, pp 82-83
Abstract: A valuable preparation containing amino acid,,-- and peptides has
been developed from industrial Phyllophora vaste by the Odess-a Technological
Institute of the Food Industry (Author's Cartific, .1
ate ~o 287959). imPloyed w3
a fodder 4.5 1q; of the preparatlon yl-p-ld anincrelliental. weight
gain of 11.43 kg, in other words,, 2.54 kg of meat for eadli kilogram of t1ne
prepaxation, costs less than 30 kopeks. The eryth,rocyte number of the
nt
calves increases, as does the hemoglobin content and the tota-I protein c nteT
Additional testin- is reco=ended.

COMPARATIVB EVALUATION OF TIM EFFECTIVEXESS OF ITNMM~4Z
A
PROPHYI-AXIS WITH AXARrADUIB AND TIM STI!TULANT INTX~ERON
-D A C01
A
N .11BINATION Ot THESE 01LINDS
[Article UX V.A. Akacndv D d 1,LtA. Aktsanov. a-
A* Sol
zj=
A, ~ -U~a T- I.. I
1-10,
u I cin W 01c
Iepu!;l
7Lr-0 41 ~10 ~Itit-`
1;~~ ID3
_q7 oC- Virology imoni..D.T, van
140dicul Sciences. Xoscow; H
21~
Rusaian, No 2, 1971, pp 1,69 ki
A study of the prophylactic efficacy or a
Soviet-produ"d cunantadine preparatlott
idantane), a stimulator. of intert7t~ron.
ales vaccinu), ond combirLatiori of
these two anti-influ~,mzt.1 proparatiotim
was curried out among :.tilitary personnot
durinr the opidentle mr 1969. No aJdt: of-
fects ware recorded in persons receivIng
amanteditio dail-
y fez, a period of 15-Z5
days lit doses of 100 mg/day. Prophyinctic
therapy with the preparations reducc,l the
incidetace of influenza 1.5-1.7 t1mon In
attbjocta rectiving amantadine, 1.2-1.4
times in those recaivInt; :jtimulator of'
interferon, and 1.4-1-5 tinics in thoem
receivine a combination of the two pi-op-
-0 In
arations as compared to the incident.
control Croups o.C military persoratul.
Amona chomotherapoutic preparations reaummended for
i)1fluenz;, prophylaxis, the use of hydrochloric amantadine
(ad"antan, adamancanaminot I-adamontanamIne, Symmetrel)
has lately been attractine seriou6 attention. The pr*;Qiy-
lactic d. clinical antiviral aczivity or Lhe preparation
diseases oauouck by inrluahza (A0 Al, A2. C), paralnflu~
irnIzal-4iruses of the 2d and 3d typeag rubella virus, and
41

Therapy
USSR uDC 615-281-8-035.4:63.6.988-719-053.4-036.8
AESENOVY V. A., GLADiM(H, G. N.j~ WIJKOVP V. S., JqJZjJSTo-0VA,
0. V.$ MOLODTSOVA, L. D.) BER3KNEVA, R. A.P AKSEN0Vj L. A., BOGUNOVA., N. B., and
PERSHMI, G. N.y All Union Chemico-Pharmaceutical inntitutt~ imeni S. Ordzhonikidze,
Ministry of Health USSR
"Study of the Prophylactic Value of the New Soviet Antiviral Preparation 0Aoli-In in
Preschool Children during the 1969 Influenza 4idemic"
Moscow Fediatriya, No 5, 1970, PP 18-22
Abstract: The viricidal agent oxolin (tetraoxotetrahydron-tiplithalene (dihydrate)
is effective in the treataxent of adenovirus kerato-conjunctivitis, herpetic
keratitis,, dermatitides of virun etiology, arid some acute z~espiratory diseaces.
In a double-blind trial, oxo1in was administered to 4,170 childn?n one to seven
years of age in an unidentified Soviet city duxing the 1569 influenza epidemic.
(it was applied to the nasal mucosa in the form of a 0.25% ointmnt on a vaseline
base twice daily for 40-49 days). Oxolin reduced the incidelice of in-auenza. 1-7
times (43%) compared with ccmtrol children, Severe forms of the disease and com-
plicationB were 1.1-1.4 times wre frequent in the latter than in those who
received the preparation, and the course of the disease war. 1.2 days longer on the
average. The use Qf oxo1in produced side effects in only O.A~ of the caner.
1/1

USSR UDG 615..281.5.035-. 4: 616. 9 88. 75-036. 8
AKSENOV, V. A., SE2JDO=j,.,j6,,.A..,, GLADKIKU,. G. N.,. GluhMOVA, A. G., BOGD-k'TOVA,
N. Si, and PERSHI~N',G'. I.T., Ministxy of Hea.1th USSR,. aad All Union Scientific
'kid2e, Moscow
Research. Chemicopharmaceutical institute- imenJ- S.. Ordxhoniz
"Evaluation of the Prophylactic Effectiveness of; the. N"ew Soviet Antiviral
Agent Oxoline During the 1969 Influenza'Epide-adc"
Moscov, Farmakologiya i Toks1kologiya, Vol. 3-3,, Nb: 6:0. Nlov/Dec 70, pp 726-733
Abstract: ONoline, a Dolyox campaund of the napht7halene series, is a
virucidal drug with seiective activity ag~Liast influenza virus and a local
action. It is effective in the treatnent-of virus.infe~ctions of the eyes
and skin, and relieves the symptoms of influenza in-paUents on application
in the nasal and pharyngeal cavities. Its. effectiveness as an influenza
preventive was sttuiied durin.-, the 1969 epidemic caused by the A2 virus.
Tests were carried out an 9,600 children~ 1-7 years- old in wo cities. Oxo-
line was applied tT~dce a day for 25 days an the mucosa. of the nose in the
fom of an 0. 25-0.51".' vaseline oiatment.,- using.. 0. 3-0.5. C, ointment per child
per day. The coef f icient of effectiveness in preventing inf luenza was 1. 7,
corresponding to a reduction of the incidence of infJaenza by 43Z over the
controls. 1
-he frequency of side effects was 0.6 and 0.9% for Lhe 0.25 and
1/2
1gr-17rilm, MUM
-Jim]
V

USSR
AKSENOV, V. A., et al, Farmakolog~-ya- t Taks-lkologlya,, Vol 33, No 6, Nov/Dec
70, pp 726-733
and 0.5% ointment, respectively. The 0.25%.ointment,ioas as effective as the
0.5% ointment. The effectivenesg coefficient was the: same for children 1-3
years and 4-7 years old, a fact which. indicated. that: oxoline produces a
barrier effect, preventing entrance of the infect-ion into the organism
through the nasal mucosa, and is not resorbe& into the blood. Prophylactic
treatment with axaline alleviated the clinical course. of influenza when
infection did occur and shortened.~ the d=,ation at.' the. 4isease.

112 023 UNCLASSIFTED* i0ROCESSING DATE--11SEP70
TITLE--SO,4E FEATURES OF INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC IN.THE TOWN OF GLAZOV -U-
i
AUTHGR--AKSEN0Vj V.A., ORLOVA, N.N.,,SELIDOVKIN, D..A., AqS~NOVY L.A.v
ZORIN,.V.S.
~.COUNTRY.OF INFO--USSR
'SOURCE--VOPROSY VIPUSOLOGIIP 1970r NR 19 PP 97-101
-pATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.,.SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--EPIDE!410LOGY, INFLUENZA* BLOOD SERUM
,.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIGNS~
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,..PROXY REEL/FPAME--1987/0063 STEP NO--UR/0402) e010001001100911-0101
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