SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHARAPOV, V.G. - SHARIPOV, F.KH.

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'USSR UDC 621,762j619.018
Z.OG. Uev Polytechnic
BILYK, 1. 1. HAVROMKIT, B. S., and,.~&,.-Y
Institute
"Cermet Hard Alloys"
Kiev$ Akademiya Nauk Ukr SSR, Poroshkovaya Matallurgiya# NO 7, Jun 72,
Pp 28-33
Abstract# Conditions are investigated for obtaining titanium carbonitrides
by synthesis from titanium carbides arA nitrides in a Tamman furnace at
temperatures of 2000, 2100, and 22000C in a nitrogen atmosphere. The pro-
pertieo of alloys produced on the basis of titanium ca:rbonitrides mixed with
nickel are studied and presented In graphs and tables-. The analysis shows
that an increase in nitrogen content (up to lr,~) in titzzixun carbonitride
alloys leads to an ine-rease in their existance in cutting 20 Kh st-ael.
This is explained by a probable increase in alloy plasticity ithile, retaawng
xelatively high hardness.
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USSR UDC 511621.391
ROWOVSKIY, I. V., FREYNAX, M. I., and SHARAPOV,_V.--I.
"The Application of Operations Research Methods to Solve a Problem of Technical
Diagnosis"
V ab. Issled. operatsiy i stat. modelir. (Operations Researth and Statistical
Modeling -- collection of works), First Edition, Leningradp Leningrad
University, 1972, pp 152-159 (from RZh-Yatematika, No 11s Nov 73, Abstract
11 V670)
Translationt The following problem in technical diagnosis is considered.
The system to be diagnosed consists of m arbitrarily connected elements, each
of which can be in one of two statess working or not vorking. The iset of ail
possible states of the system is 91ven, each characterized by an n-dimensional
vector. With a probability of pTi7 the system will be in state 1. A finite
set of all possible tests 77' is-givent each of which has two possible results
- positive or negative. There is a state table, in which the outcome of each
test is shown for any state. The costs of the testis cy'
17 are known. The
system diagnosis involves determining its state by performing some series of
tests (in the process of dlzfnosis the system will not change from one state to
anotherl. It is required that a diagnosis program be constructed with the
minimum average cost.
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ROYANOVSYIYI 1. V., at al., v A. Issled. operatsiy i a-tat, modelir., First
Editionj Lertingradt Leningrad University# 1972, PP 152-159
The method of branches and bounds is suggested for solving this problem.
Two variations of the calculation of the lower bound of the goal function on
subsets of solutions are developed. Examples illustrating the operation of
the algorithm are given.
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P P-5
f,, - 7
IV;S. INTUSIfICATIO11 OF THE GROWTH MOCESSES OF tPITAXLAL LAYMS BY PHOTO
EX TATZON AND THE APPLtCATtG4 OF, ELECTROK~ZHETLC rIELD9
(AXtIcle 4v Tu. 0. Cblst~akavj 6, _j?.GcrzsUwv, TU. P. Raynqvs, A. _N.__Psjj7azko,
V. A- Moacw; Hovvrlbl~si', 1-1-1 SImpctxjLtsM_.pq Frotoesnom
P-L. I Y~Iot.&~Iv nok. H.xmt4n. 12-17 June,
-h* effort on the *Yates from oho tot rrs4 lotion and electromagnetic fields
permits, its cantrast to the thermal affect, stimulation of defined chc=lc&l
veactions, both In the volume and at the phase Interface. Each chemical act,
dortndlnx no the electronic transitions takInIt pine* In it requiroo Irradiation
by li4ht of a 9tTictly datinei vavs I*T$Rzh. The photaiTradistion offers the
posotbLlity at simple retalizatLom of a selective crystal growtit with respect to
area.
In the papers by rrotior and Kus4gove It was deteonstrstod tbot Irradiation
by, ultraviolet Light lovers the autoepit&xy te"p*rature of the silicon In the
pros .once of -hydropen ro4uction.of SICI4and 51 2C1, respectively. I and with a
constant tomporoturt it Iner"nita the Xro-th rate.
to the experiments of the authora.by application of an electric field
with an Intensity of 3 Wes to the chloride protons of silicon sutoepLtaxy. It
was possible to increase the growth rate of the apit&xlal layers and also to
reduce the Process temperature. In addition, the variation In Intensity of the
*Soctronagnotit field permits ~vsrjstjoq of the allaying level without varying
the composittoo Of the vapor-X40 mixture.
The Indicated affect* also *Van up now possibiLitlea for Inteavstinj; the
tachtWL"ka.l. pCocawass.

USSR UDC 8.74
FREYM&N, If. 1. , S1 V. I.
"Execution of the Algorithm of the Branch and Boundary Method for Constructing
Technical Diagnostics Programs on Computers"
tics
V sb. Tekhri. diagnostika (Technical Diagnost collection of works), Mos-
cow, Nauk-a Press,, 1972, pp, 265-270 (from M-Kibernetika, Vo 7, Jul 72,
Abstract No 7V634)
Translation: A study was made of the problem of executing the "branches and
boundaries" method on a computer to find the optimal provisional diagnostic
procedures. Two versions of constructing the lower bounds and the results of
a machine experiment are presented.

USSR UDC; 621-396.96=4
LATIIISKIY S. M. SHARAFQV,~~V,.~~71. ,KSYONZ, S. P., AFANASIYEV, S. S.
"Theory and Practice in Radar Systems Operation"
Teoriva i praktika ek-pluatatsii radiolokatsionakh sis-tem (cf. English
above), Moscow, "Sov. radio", 1970, 432 pp, ill. I r. 2IT-k. (from RZIi-
-Radiotekhnika, No 12, Dec 70, Abstract No 12r,62)
Translation: Light is thrown on some problems in the theory and pract. ice
of radar systems operation. Methodz of maintaining th.e parimeters of radar
system are considered: effective range, precision in diAerntining the
coordinates of the target, reliability on the given level. Considerable
attention is given to the problem of maintaining re-11ability in the face of
failures. Some phases of technical diagnosis are outlined und exampl(:1-S are
given of setting up programs for troubles hooting and for mmiitorin ge radar
systems for operability. Principles and methods are &scribed for effec-
tive adjustrent and regulation of radar equipment. Considerable space is
devoted to the use of quantitative methods in solving probleuls, of utili-
zation. The book is written for engineers involved in the deslgp, produc-
tion and use of radar equipment'; as well as for studen~ts of qdvanced courses
in radio engineering schools. 245 illustrations 10 ti'.11,,Ien bibliography
of 69 titleq. Annotation.
1111FININi PH110,11 bldhiji,

USSR I= 533-15
ZAKIRTAROV, A. P.j 5 d )MVKO, B. I., Institute of Physical
Chemstry, Poscow
"Hydrogen Femeabiiity of Molybdemam and Tungsten Polyci:~ystnmls and Single
Crystals"
Kiev, Fiziko-EMmdeheskaya Melahanika Yaterialov, Vol 9, NO 2, 1973, inp 29-33
Abstract: The coefficients of permeability and diffusion of hydrogen J_n poly-
crystals and sinFle crystals of molybdonw, ii ard tunpsten were detert.-tined an.,!
relationships deocribing these processes were obtained for the 4~00-12nD C
_~c 1-200 torr hydrogen pressure interval. It, -was astabEs-ea
temperature ran, _L __
that as Grain size increases, hydrogen permeabilit, in -j-~olycryst,,,Jx grad-ulal1y
decreases, approzaching velues possessed by single crystals. Fmis it was coil-
eluded thapt C-xain boundaries liave a decided effect on, diff-asion of, hydro,-en in.
polycrystals. Expressio-ms for diffusion coef cients off '_hydxro(~en in mml-~itde-nlm,
fi - L,
and tungsten were obtained froi,-i test results. 4 fiGures, 2 tables, 14 biblio-
graphic references.

112 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--EFFECT OF RADICAL CHEMISORPTION ON T14E ELECTROPHYSICAL PARAMETERS
IOF THE REAL SURFACE OF GERMANIUM -U-
-AUTHOR-(04)-KOZLOV, S.N., NOVOTOTSKIYVLASOV, YU.F.t KISELEV, V.F.,
SHARAPOV
I 0--USSR
.-SOURCE-FIZ. TEKH. POLUPROV, 1970l 4(2)91 356-S'
UATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~:SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
JOPIC TAGS--CHEMISORPTIONt GERMANIUM SEMICONJUCTOR, CRYSTAL SURFACE,
.~CHARGE EXCHANGF-t OXIDE FILM, EPR SPECTRUM# QUINONF, BENZENE DERIVATIVE,
MOLECULAR INTERACTION
NG--NO RESTRICTIONS
C94TRUL MARKII
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/0084 STEP NO--UR/0449/70/004/002/035610358
.r_IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105170
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2/2 GZ7 U NC' L A S So 14 F I E 9PROCESSING DATE-16OCT7C
-'-IRC ACCESSION NU--AP0105170
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--tU) GP-0- ABSTRACT* THE CHEMISORPTION OF STRO14G
ACCEPTOR MOLS. (N-BENZOQUINONE) ON N TYPE GE WITH HIGH RESISTIVITY (27
OHM.CM) WAS STUOIEU TO OET, THE MECHANISM OF CHARGE TRANSFER BETWEEN A
SEMICONDUCTOR AND MOLS. CHEMICSOKBE0 ON THE SURFACE OF A SEMICONDUCTOR
OXIDE FILM. ALTERATIONS IN ELECTROPHYS, PROPERTIES OF THE SURFACE WERE
STUDIED AT 300tiEGREESK 0114 GE PLATES ETCHEO IN BOILING ff SU132 0 SUB2,
WHILE ON GE POWDER, CHEMISCIRPTION WAS STUDIED BY EVR. ViHEN N
BENZOQUINONE WAS LET IN, THE SURFACE WAS QUICKLY CHARGED NEG, (TAU LESS
THAN 2 MIN), THE CONCNo OF FAST SURFACE STATES INCREASED, AND THE MAX.
RECOMBINATION RATE INCREASED SLIGHTLY (FROM 1050 TO 1350 CM-SEC). THE-
EVR PEAK INTLNSITY AFTER I HR CORRESPONGED TO A SPIN CONCIN. OF 1*1 TIMES
10 PRIME11-CM PRIME2 AND WAS 140T CHANGED IN THE COURSE OF A FEW DAYS, AS
WELL AS ELECTROPHYS. PROPERTIES OF GE IN N' BENLOQUINONE VAPOR. IT Is
ASSUMIE0 'THAT NEW SUkFACE STATES CAN BE CREATEO BY DIFFUSION OF ADSORBENT
MULS. TO THE SEMICONDUCTOR OXIDE INTERFACE* FACILITY: MOSK.
GOS,'UNIV& 114. LOMONOSOVA, MUSCOWt USSR.

USSR uDc 62l. 3,52.2
KOVALEV) I. S., MLEYERSON, V. M., KOVALEV, S. I., ""Kj,&,,&,(Corrosj3ondinj;
Vembers of AS, B5m]
"Calcu.1ation Of Electronic Retuning Of Oscillator B-sed On a Tunnel Diode With
The Aid Of a Varactor"
Doklady Akademii Vlauk BSSR, Vol XVI, No 7, july 1972, pp 6o7-6og,
Abstract: An experimental study is made of an oscillator based on a non-
symmetrical strip with varactor retuning. The equation of an osr-illator based
on a tunnel diode -with a varactor connected to it is tolved. graphically, vhich
makes it possible to calculate its retuning curve. An analysis is made of the
dependence of the frequency retuning, of the oscillator on the pai-ameters oil
the varactor and the resonance system of the generator. The design of t;7.(.-
resonance system of the oscillator makes it possible to chanf;e the cou-olir'~~
factor of the varactor. 110he results of the experimental study of varactor
retunin- of a tunnel-diode oscillator agree vell. with calculated data. 2 ill,
2 ref. Received, 7 December 1971.

USSR
UDC 531-383
SHARAI~ff~ M.,1 Leningrad Institute of Precision Mechanics and Optics
"Influence of Random Disturbances With Respect to the Main Axis of a Gyro-
compass Upon the Reaclings of a Ground-Based Gyrocompass
Leningrad, Priborostroyeniye, Vol 16, No 4, 1973, PP 74-79
Abstract: Formulas are obtained for calculating the dispersions of the equilib-
rium posit-ion of a ground-based pendulum-type gyrocompass-with torsional sus-
pension. The equilibrium position is computed on the basis of reversion points
of azimuthal fluctuations, under the action of random disturbances in the form
of "white noise" with respect to the main axis of the gyroscope. 'The procedure
is illustrated by an example. 1 figure, I table, 4 references.

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71tv repartcontains four articles on frec gvrDocoves, eyrascopi~ orbit
gyrvc=~#.e readLng and apprrnzua [vr =axuri.-j triction moments In r*dLai
thrust oftil t*arEngs ani gas dynamic baarLngz of CTrv motors.
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-SHARAPOV, Ye.-M.
UDC: 531-01.
"Erperimental Characteristics of Perturbations Relative to the Principal
Axis of a Gyroscope"
Sb. nauch. tr. aspirantov. Leningr. in-t tochnoy nekh. i ontiki (Collected
Scientific Works of Graduate Students. Leningrad Institute of Precision
Mechanics and Optics), Leningrad, 1972, pp 115-118 (from RZh-Mekhanika,
No 9, Sep 72, Abstract No 9A85)
Translation: The author points out that perturbing moments due to a numbe_r
yromotor during steady-state operating con-
of causes act on the rotor of a g %, ~
ditions. These disturbing actions on the gyroscope rotor are randor func-
tions of tire. The paper describes an inst-allat-ion designed for experi-
mental study of the perturbations which act relative to the principal axis
of the gyroscope. This installation was.used to test severed gyromotors
of asynchronous type for which the above-mentioned perturbations are rea-
lized. These realizations were processed on a special correlator, which
is described. The instrument can be used to graph the normalized corre-
lation function. For specific graphs, approximating f=,c+lions are pre-
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SHARAPOV, Ye. M., Sb. nauch. tr. asljirantov.- Ileningr. in-t tochnoy mekh.
i optiki, Leningrad, 1972, PP 115-118
sented for the above-mentioned functions, and a procedure is given for de-
termining the numerical values of the parameters vhich appear in these ex-
pressions. S. S. Rivkin.
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ExpCit I!IRNTAI. '111C PRIMARILITY FACTORS C~F
RELU'111L' T() 'PIF PRINCIPK4 AXIS Of A uposcom-
[Articlo 6~.,N 1--vc5'.1Y3 %IIZ,
kussian,
,N4~ artizIn ort-jent rstimates of czr--ain pr*t;ability
chavactori%tics for itst
a urbances relative to a principal
gyro axis, obtained as a result of prores.4ing exp*rim~ntal
readl;1gs ~
ne distur*Liing tor,p" acting relative to the prititipal axis of a
!.-yroscopc warc uca5ured n art experinental apraratus. '77he uV:;zratL:s
sensing clozcnt is a gyro chftmijor suponued by a torsion Dar within the
1113trumant case, while tho gy-ro vvtor rotation axis is vertical. M~o
magnitude of a disturbance was estimated by the a~n;jla of"the torslea's
twist, measurod by in in4uction frame anClo-data transmitter ard recorded
oij graph la.11per.
Tests wLro condutted on vi-ree gyro wtors of varlaus hr&,x,!s. QA%-Z.S,
GA~-21, atid GM-U. A 36 volt scniconductGr stlt;c co-vorter s-upplLcd the
gyrowtors at a frequency of approximately 4CO IT-.. StTeral (5-10)
rualizations uf the disturbances wore obtained for each of the SLyro wtors
tested.
In ordvr tu derive Ou probability cnar%cteristics far the disturban-
cei (Oie ma0ioriatizal ox,,ectation. corrclition F.,.tactioni. 4z.' di*zri~r"tior.
1~unctiun of the r"ndt)m prucess ordinates), a uf
%~v.re procv!;~cd o:% wa eloctrunic 'r,;V,.l [digital cor,~Vatcrj, fcr whiz!i t'lc
onllikutc5 of continjous rcallization5 were ac~asu-.-J over d-iscretc tima
intervals, rucordul in table3, and thun fctl into the TrIl'."t.
Five roalizations ouUtined in testing the V~U%-2.5 gyro owtor were
roccs,;(.Q in ardor to determine the mean vatue, For eac'k of ttz-- realizations,
rde computations were made for 720 ordinate values. whlc~% wore wAsured over
time intervals 6t - 2.s 5ve.

1/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TI"4'LE--INDUCTOTHERMlA FOR PATIENTS WITH PSORIASIS -U-
AUTH0R-(02)-S~aiVA?O_VAp G.YA.,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-VESTNIK DERMATOLOGII
OAT EPUBLISHED------70
TAJTS, K.T. it,1,00
I VENEROLOGIII 19701 NR 5t PP 20-23
SUBJECT AREAS--BICLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
,-,-TOPIC TAGS--SKIN DISEASEt ADRENAL C0kTEXt CLINICAL MEDICINE
-.CCNTROL ;4ARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
~.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,,PROXY REELIFRAME--1998/0690 STEP NO--UR/0206/70/0001005/0020/0023
.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121351
UNCLASSIFIED

212 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121351
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-CU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. INDUCTOTHERMIA OF YHE LUMBAR AREA
WAS USED IN TREATMENT OF 102 PATIENTS WITH PSORIASIS AMONG WHOM T6 WERE
IN THE PROGRESSIVE STAGE OF THE OISEASE~ 24 IN THE,STArIUNARY AND 2 HAD
PSORIATIC ARTHROPATHY. THE TREATMENT WAS TOLERATED WELL. MARKED
IMPROVEMENT WAS OBSERVED AFTER 2-3 SEANSES9 AND STABLE RESOLUTION OF
INFLAMMATORY PHENOMENA WAS ACHIEVED AFTER 15-20 SEANSES. TOTAL 17-OKS
WERE DETERMINED IN DAILY SAMPLES OF URINE OF 31 PATIENTS WITH PSORIASIS
BY THE METHOD OF PORTER-SILBER MODIFIED BY KREKHOVA. INOUCTOTHERMIA OF
THE LUMBAR AREA EXERTED A MARKED STIMULATING EFFECT ON THE ADRENAL
CORTEX FUNCTION: IN 24 PATIENTS EXCRETION OF 17-0K5 INCREASED MARKEDLY
AND IN 11, WAS NORMALIZED TO THE LEVEL OF THE LOWER LIAIT OF THE NORMAL.
ON THE BASIS OF THE EVIDENCE OBTAINED, INDUCTOTHERMIA MAY BE CONSIDERED
TO BE AN EFFECTIVE METHOD FOR TREATMENT OF PSORIASIS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL
STIMULATOR OF THE ADRENAL CORTEXo FA CILITY9 KAFEDkA KOZHNYKH
8OLEZNEY 11 MUSKOVSKOGO MEUITSINSKOGO INSTo IM, No 1. PIROGOVA AND
:MDSKOVSKIY GORODSKOY K0ZHN0-VENEROLOGICRESKIY DISPANSER.

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COUVRY UF INF0--USSR
SOURCE
-LOGlIp 1970, MR 6, PP 12-16
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DATE PUdLISHED ------- 70
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,SUBJECT AREAS AND SC I ENCE S
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TOPIC TAGS---')KIN uISEASE, ALLERGIC Of SEASE UR I HE C~ii~CMAT(J&~A
'N T
ANALYSIS, CORTICOSTERUID, SYNDROME, ORUG T it E A Til E
CONTROL RESTRICTIONS
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PROXY REEL/FRAME--3005/1351 STEP 016
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Diagnosis
USSR uDc 616-002-71-07
SEROV, G. D., Lt Col, Med Serv, Candidate of Medical Sciences;
SHARAPOVA,.T...A., Candidate of Medical Sciences
"Bacteriological Diagnosis of Pseudotuberculosis"
Moscow, Voyenno-Meditsinskiy Zhurnal, No 9, Sep 71, pp 54-57
Abstract: An improved, fast method of identifying Pasteurella
pseudotuberculosis is described. The sample material collected
in the early stage of the disease is emulsified with an indica-
tor solution (aqueous glucose and peptone solution uith phenol
red as indicator), and 0.5 ml of the liquid is placed on an
indicator medium. The culture is incubated until a yellow
color develops, nnd then a differential medium is inoculated
with it. The growing colonies resembling P. p!jeudotuberculosis
are transferred onto a slant column containing urea and an agar
slant. If no gas develops in the first column buD urea is
hydrolyzed (development of a red color), the culture grown on
the agar column is further tested for,its biochemical properties
(fermentation of glucose, lactose, sucrose, lactose, and mannose,
1/2

USSR
SEROV, G. D., et al, Voyenno-Meditsinskiy 21hurnal, No 9, Sep 71,
pp 54-57
indole reaction, and urease activity) and for its serological
ties, such as stability with respect to specific pseudo-
proper
tuberculosis bacteriophages and interaction witii agglutinating
sera. The proposed series of t-'ests can be easily performed in
any laboratory.
36 -

USSR
UDC 576.852.215
SHAUIPOVA, T. A. and DASIMOVA, N. F., Vladivostok Institute of Epidemiolom
ay
ana-IM6fobiology
"Microbiological Characteristics of Strains of Pasteurella Pseu-iotuberculosis
Isolated From Patients With Far-Eastern Scarlattna-W-e Fever in Primorskiy
Krayu
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidomiologii, i Immunologii, Vol 118, No 6,
Jun 71, PP 76-79
Abstract: The widespread prevalence of scarlatina-like fever in Far-Eastern
regions of the country and the outbreak of the disease in Leningrad in 1969
prompted a comparative study of the cultural, serological, and biochemical
characteristics of the various strains of Pasteurella pseudotuberculosis, tile
agent of the infection. A total of 173 strains of the microbe isolated from
patients in Primorskiy Kray during the years 1967-1969 were studied. A liquid
mediun for accvmulation and a solid medivin for differential diar--nosis (de-
veloped by Serov in 1967-0'8) were used to isolate the bacteria. Sorological
tests were conducted, including the agglutination reaction on glass with sera
repared from cultures of five bacterial types: Nos 855 (1), 561 (U), 820'
U
11), 807 (IV). 810 (V) and local Ftrains Nos 3? and 98 (type (I) and s:L-, of
type (III)). The organisms wore grown on agar stak cultures at room
1/2

USSR
SHARAPOVA, T. A., et al, Zhurnal Mkrobiologii, Epidemiologii, i Jr=unologii,
Vol 48, No 6, Jun 71, pp 76-79
temperature for periods of 20-ZZ hours. A suspension containin.g one billion
cells-per ml was used as an antigen for immunizing rabbits. It was given to
the animals in doses of 250 million, 1, 1.5. Z, 5. and ten billion cells at
intervals of 5-6 days. Blood was drawn 7-8 days after the fin-.1 injection and
titrated. Biochemical properties of the bacteria were studied at the time of
their isolation and after one year's storage at room temperature. it was
established that the strains of sere types (1), (111), and (17) of P. pseudo-
tuberculosis are causative agents of scarlatina-liko favor. Strains isolated
from the patients in Primorskiy Kray do not differ from strains isolated from
patients in other regions of the country and abroad. 1twas concluded that
the disease may far more widespread than assumed at present.

USSR
LID C 6 16 Do:) 7 0 7
and
Ls
S c a r
s Us Indi--cc t
Ll
S C O'U,
N70 1970,
:VD -C- L !Inc
-;Ve
-LtLod for c7 c- t.,
3F
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q, L:
"ra
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--001
Lit-
CN!

11,7
Acc Ref. Code: UR 0016
cros5ioic
PRIM&ay SOURCE: Vhuraal Xikro ologii, Epidemiologii, i
Immunobiologii., 1970s,Nr 1. 1, pp 149 6 -
UTILIZATION OF THE REACTION.OF INHIBITION-OF INDIRECT
HEMAGGLUTINATiON FOR THE STUDY AM) LABORATORY
DIAGNOSIS OF PSEUDOTUBERCULOSIS (FAR-EASTERN
SCARLATINA-LIKE FEVER).
A. M. Kordrjuk, G. P. Somou, T. A. Sharapo!v
The auf~ors elaborated a method of reaction of inhibition of indirect hemaggMination
for ndicalion and titration of Bacillus pseudotuberculosis antigens. Letermination of the
antigens in bacterial suspensions dernonstralvd the high sensitivity and ~pecificjly of this
rr.,_-1'iod- Utilization of irninune,-,era with a definite an0body "I trurn for the mentioned re,!c-
ri off;_lred a Pos~!ibllity of diffvrential titration of type 01IJ group Bacillus tu~crculosis
L -ns. P. pseudotuberculosk: rodentium antigen was revealed in the feces (46%) and urine
(31"0') of pati(~nts, with ihe aid of reaction of inhibition of indirect hemaggluti nation.
This technique is recommended as anexpressmethod for lathofatory diagnosis of pseudo-
tuber-_,,ilosis.
.1 (~F- LX FRA'~
PON i WN MM

Thin Films
USSR UDC 543 - TO
GANOPOLfSKIY, V. I., SHAJUSOVA,, V. S., 19iAWOVER, 14. Z., and SHELD3, M. U.,
Institute of Solid S-Ca-te Academy of Sciences
Belorussian SSR, and Ural State University imenl A. X. Gor1ky, Sverdlovsk,
Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education XiFSR
"Extract-Lon Photometric Analysis of Thin Magnetic Films Fe-Co-Ni by Means of
84fercaptoquinolinell
Moscow, Zhuxnal Analiticheskoy Khimii , Vol 25~ No 5, MaY 70, pp 982-986
Abstract, A method of analysis of thin ferromagnetic filins Fe-Co--Ni is described.
The method is based on the following: 1) the thiooyinato .9tability increases in
the series Fe-Ni-Co, the difference in this stability being especially marked
between iron and nickel on one hand, and cobalt on the other; 2) the absorption
spectra of the above thiaoxinat-es have wide, intensive bands in the visual region
suitable for analytical purposes. The absorption bands of ircm thiooxinate
U
-40 and cobalt 'hioox-inate (N =470 T) are practically superimpos-
(7V1T1,.:1X 450 T max
able, while each of then individually, when paired uith the absorption band of
nickel thiooxinate (A max=540 mp) can be resolved spectrophotonetrically. These
112

USSR
GANOPOLISKIY, V. I., et al, Zhurnal Analiticheskoy KMn.*L-,, Vol 25, No 5, May 70,
pp 982-986
properties permit the analysis of two-component mixtures of thiooxinates (Fe-Ni
and Co-Ni) to be carried out without separ .ating the components. It also simpli-
fies analysis of the Fe-Co-nNi system; the prolonged method of sequential reex-
tracting of iron and nickel is aboided by separating Fe-Ni mixture from Co,
which is left behind.

112 C29 LNCLASSIFIEU 11KOCESSING DAIE-20NOV70
TITLE--ANALYSlj OF FERRO."IAGNEFIC MATERIALS. USE OF 8 4LkCAf'T0QUlr4,'Jt.lNE
FGR ThE EXTk'AUTIGN AND PhLT0,1ETRIC ANALYSIS CF AN IRON, COBALTt NICKEL
,%UTHGR-(05)-GAN'0P0LSKlYp V.l.t KHARKOVER, M.L., 5ARKOVSKIY1 V.F.,
,)g,,S., KOSTYUi~KULGAVCHUKI L.P.
SH~eRA~
y
C Y OF INF6-USSR
SGURCE-VES7 S I AKAD. NAVUK BELARUS. SSR, SER. KHIM. NAVUK 19701 1) 1 58-63
DATE PUbLISHEE ----- - 70
SU8JECT AREAS--CHEM'ISTRYs MATERIALS, PHYSICS
1OPIC TAGS--MERCAPTAN, QUINOLINE, PHUTCMETRIC ANALYSISv JRONo COBALT,
~NICKEL, FERRCMAGNETIC FILAr SOLVENT EXTRACTION
UTRCL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,CCI
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY RELL/1-RAME--2000/2105 STEP NC--UP,/O,ti-)/70/0001001/0058/0063
-'CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0125689
L,kC L A Si.5-; I f. f E 1)

2/2 02S UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-- 20,1110V7 C
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO-AP0125689
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. THE USE OF 8 MERCAPTOQUINOLINE (1)
IN THE EXTN. AND PHOTOMETRIC ANAL. OF2, AND 3, COMPLI-tENT FERROMAGINETIC
FILMS (FE,CC,NI, FE,NI, FE,CO, AND CC#Nl) wAS STUDIED bY USING SYNIHETIC
SAMPLES. I CAN BE USED SUCCESSFULLY IN THE ANAL. OF FERROMAGNETIC
MATERIALS. THE SAMPLE OF THE FERROMAGNETIC MATERIAL 1$ DISSOLVED IN H
SUBZ SC SUB4 OR HCL, TREATED WITH AQ. SOLN. OF Is NH SUB4 OHr AND CHCL
SUB3. , THE CHCL SUB3 EXT. IS TREATED li[TH AQ. 6-8h! li SU82 SO SU84 TO
REMOVE FEi TI-EN WITH AQ. HCL TO REMOVE NI.. THE AQ. SOLNS. ARE REEXTD.
IWITH CHCL SUB3. THE ABSORBANCES OF THE CHCL SU83.EXTS. OF FEII COr AND
NI 8 MERCAPTUOUINOLINATES ARE MEASURED AT 450t 4702 AND 540 NH, RESP.
FACILITY: INST. FIZ. TVERE). TELA POLUPROV., MINSK, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIE0
mmimm-00111 BE am!

'Radiobiology
USSR UDC 616-001-020'
DZHAIMHGAVA, M. 11., NADAREYSHVILI., X. SH., and SHAMSMEAHIL."M If B
Institute of Physiology, Academy of Sciences Georgian SSR
Changes in the Phase Structure of the Cardiac Cycle During Continuous Whole-
-Body Irradiation of Rabbits"
Tbilisi, Soobshcheniya Akademli Nauk Gruzinskoy SSR, No 1, 197), pp 19.1-195
Abstracti The first signs of approaching radiation shock appeared In rabbits
within 30 to 35 lainute6 of continuous whole-body irradiation at 10 to 16 krad,
although blood pressure remained fairly high. T~e period of contractlon
Increased while the duration of ejection decreased. Blumberqer's mechanica.1
coefficient also decreased. and HeGglin's interval became shar-ply negative.
Thus, despite the fact that blood pressure, pulse, and xespiratory rate at
this time had not chanzed sirnificantly, there were cloar in4ications of the
phase syndrone of hypodynamia of the left venLricle. After exposure to doses
ranging from 16 to 25 krad, the animals' blood pressure be,-,an to fall quickly,
the pulse and respiration slowed, and the symptom;5 characterlqtic of radiation
shock appeared. The animals died within ZO to 30 rdnutes In a state of deep
shock. The phase *truct-ure of the cardial cycle was severely disrupted.

USSR UDC 681.323:519.1
K.
"Problem of ConstructincQ Specialized Computers to Solve Some Combinatory Prob-
lems of Applied Mathematics"
Seminar In-ta prikl. mat. Tgilis. un-t.Annotatsii dnkl. T.3 '- V sb. (Seminar
Wf the Institute of Applied Vlathem~tfcs of Tbilisi University. Abstracts of
the Reports. Vol 3 -- collection of works), Tbilisi, 1970, pp 7-10 (from RZh- '
Avtomatika,Telemekhanika i Vychislitel'na Tekhnik , No 6, Jun 71, Abstract
Y-a .;k
No 6 B506)
Translation: The possiLdity of constructing a nonalgorithmic specialized com-
puter to solve the problem of minimum coloring of the vertexes of a graph on
the basis of the extremal properties of electric circuitsis investigated. The
operation of a specialized computer to solve the problem of minimum coloring of
the vertices of a planar graph is described. The bibliography has 7 entries.

USSR UDC 681.3.06:51
SHARASHIDZE,_Q.-K-
"The Problem of Construction of Specialized Computer Devices for the Solution
of Certain Combinatorial Problems in Applied 74klathematics"
Seminar I-n-ta Prikl. Mat. Thilis. Un-t. Annotatsii Dokl. P. 3, [Seminar of
Institute of Applied Mathematics, Tbilisi University, i~ainotations of Reports,
Vol. 3-Collection of Works], Tbilisi, 1970, pp 7-30, (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 5, 1971, Abstract No. SV641, unsigned).
Translation- The principle of construction of a specialized hybrid computer
system for solution of problems of minimal coloring of points of a gTap~ is
developed, allowing this problem to be solved in a few hundredths of a second.

Acc. Nr- Ref. Code: UR 0069
XF003653r
PRIKARY SOURCE: Kofloidnyy Zhurnal'. 1970, Vol'32, Nr 1,
PP 74 -
ON THE STRUCTURE AND RHEOLOGICAL- PROPERTIES
OF AQUEOUS EMULSIONS OF POLYETHYLENE TEREPHTHALATE
Mikhaylov, N. V.; IS 6u4jr.; navkina, B. L.; Arsen'yev, A. N.
Surnma-ry
A study hasbeen made of the rheological properties -of aqueous suspensions of poliv.
ethylene terephthilate (PETPH) stabilized with rosin soap as well as oi sorne compositi-
ons consisting of PrTPli dispulsion and a polymer thickener-polyvinyl alcohol, The vis-
cosity of the compositions has been found to be inuch higher (50-100 times) than those
of its components. A mechanism of strurture formation in composp'tions lia.5,b'~eri Su . -
led. An empirical linear equation ij=f(P) in a logatithitlic form In gMni and some as-
sumptions:;xre made regarding the phyMcal significance of the constants in itliese equations. f
RE~` V FWIE
19721379

-1/2, 016 UNCLASSIFIED'. PROCESSING DATE--23OCT70
TITLE--OPTICAL STUDY OF THE DESTRUCTION OF A GLASS FIBlik GuPING ALKALINE
JREATMENT -U-
-.-AUTHGR-(03)-MAZOt E.E.t KAMINSKAYAv V.S.t SHARAY, V.tl,
--USSR
COUNTRY OF INFO
SOURCE--DOKL. AKAD. NAUK BELORUSS. SSR-1970* 14(3), 226-9
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--MATERIALS
",TOPIC TAGS--GLASS FIBER# ROROSILICATE GLA.SSt SOLUTEON ALKALENITYp
.~l ZIRCONIUM OXIDE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1139 STEP NO--UR/0250170/014/003/OZZ61OZ29
SION ND--AT0119993
---__U,NlC L A I I I F I E 0

NCLASSI F IED PROrESSING DArE-230CT70
2/2 016 U,
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0119993
ABSTRACT/EXTkACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. FIBERS OF GALSS CONTG. 14PERICEINIT
AND 8-45PERGENT ZRO SU62 AND Of- ALKALI FREE ALUMINOBORDSILICATE GLASS
WERE EXPOSED TO Zo 4, AND 6 N NAOH FOR 2-1L2- HR AND THEN EXAPD. IJ14DER
THE MICROSCOPE. THE ALKALI RESISTANCE INCKCASES KITH THE 7-k0 SU82
CONTENT. , THE REACTION PROCESS CONSISTS~~ OF HYDRAT"LON, SURFACE LAYER
DESTRUCTION, AND THE FOR14ATION OF AN INTERMEDIATE LAYER.
FACILITY: INST. OBSHCH. NEORG. KI-11M., MINSK,, USSR.

U23 PRUCESSII;,"; ;);'ATF--02!KT70
-T.ITLE--PFQPEKTIES OF ZFULITCS CONTUNING: ION EXCHA*,4%'jE k'HF0.7.111J' -LJ-
A TH*~~;~-102)-PA;~SEVICrIK~ILYAi-A, L.V., SHARAY,
COUNTRV [~F INFri--USS.~
SOUK~E-VtSTSI AKAD. NAVJK BELARU'_S. SSRf SER. KIIIA. 'vAVUK 1970 (1) 65-q
DATE FdbL ISHE0------70
-SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC T-AGS--ZEDLITE, ION EXCHANGE, CHROMIUM COMPOUND, CRYSTAL STRUCTJPE,
CATALYTIC HYUROGENATIONt. ETHANOL
Cf),YT;)OL MARXI-4--NO RFSTRICTICNS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PRUXY VF(L/FAlAME--lq92/)560 STEP tjO--,kjR/041gi7o/r)ioinui/oo~5/ooag
C114C ACCF.SSlGlq 140-00112554
UNCLASSIFIED
'3~ Z -

212 023 UNCLASSIFIED, 'PROCESSING DATE-02OCT70
CIRC ACLESSIQU NO--A00llZ554
AiSSTRACT/FXTRACT--(U) CP-0- ABSTRACT. CR PRIME3 POSITIVE CIATG. LEOLITES
OF-THE At X, Y, AND M TYPES WERE OBTAINED BY ION EXCHANGE 3ETWEEN A
GIVEN ZEOLITE (E.G. OF NAA TYPE) AND 0.01 N CR(OAC) SUB3 (THE PRODUCT
UESIGiN.A40 AS CRNAY-1), OR BY MAINTAINING A ZEOLITE IN -4OLTEN i-R(N9
SUB3) SUB3 .9H SUBZ 0 FUR 2 OR 24 HR (THE PRODUCTS CRNAY-2 AND CR14AY-31
RESP.). IN A AND X ZEOLITES OF LOW STABILITY IN.ACI91C MEDIUM, THE
EXCHA~:GE 04GREE BETWEEN NA PRIME POSITIVE AND CR PRIME3 POSITIVE IONS
i4AS-6-7PERGENT WHEN USING THE IST PROCEDURE. REPEATING T4E PR3CEDUIE
OR INCREASING CR(OAC) SUB3 CONGN. LED TO DESTRUCTION OF THE CRYSTAL
,STRUCTURE OF THE ZEOLITES. BY THE 2ND PROCEDUREt APPLICABLE TO THE Y
AND M ZEOLITES OF A HIGH SI CONTENT9 THE EXCHANGE DEGREE WAS
37-60PEREENT. REFRACTIVE INDICES UF THE PRODUCTS INCREASED WITH
INCREASING CR PRIME3'PUSITIVE;C`0NT`ENT. THE PRODUCTS ALSO HAD INCREASED
ADSCIRPTIVITY TO H SU62 0 VAPORS AND BENZENE AS COMPARED WITH THE PAPENT
ZFULITES AND AN APPRFCIABLY INCKEASED CATALYTIC ACTIVITY IN
DEHYMOUNATION RLACTION (IF ET0H,
U N C L A CJS' 1 F I f D

USSR uDc: 621.385.63
TRUBETSKOV, D. 1. , S
"Analogy Between Wave Processes in a Modulated Electron Flux in Crossed
Fields and in a Parametric Transmission Line"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i Elektronika, Vol 17, 140 4, Apr 72, pp 811-817
Abstract: The authors consider the possibility of estifolishing an ana-IcC,,
between the propagation of rf disturbances in an electron stream and the
wave processes in a parwnetric transmission line, The is based
on examining a =del of an infinitely thin strewnt of electrons moving be-
tween ideally conductive planes with a given steady-state velocity in
cronsed electric and magmetic fields. It is assumed 4-hat the besin is modu-
latnd by cut rf signal at the inpitt and that Nrthor mation jllft(~V Ill
a region where there are no external rf fields. Tle rise o-f rf distur-
bances in the beam takes place only under the effect ot the rf fields of
the space charge, which are calculated from the condition of cut-off of
the normal component of the field strength of the SDaee. Char[Te in the ple-le
of the beam. Taking the resultant analogy as a basis, a thearem foland
relating to kinetic pmrer for the given electron flux.
M
h
RKA AI[,!
--------- --iI

.1,12, 023 P R i)*--' E 5 S ING E)A T E-- I I )E C 7 0
TITLE-TO M_ A,,~'tLYSIS CF A Twu SFAGE M TYPE TWT qlTH A r,*E(JATIVELY CHA~.GL_Ll
il -INC 3YSTtf4 -U-
KETA ~i,
AUTh0i~-(C2)-SHA,_,AYEVSKIY* YU,P., LE Vi V.A.
,.~.CLUNTri-,Y UP ,vFU--USSR
S0uKCc,---V Sb. VuPk. LLEKTRCIN, TEKHNIKI (PROBLEMS UNICS
141YL* NO 6, JUr.-E 1970, ALST~'ACT
I YEYE PKIMILNLI
DATE FUELISHED ------- 70
SU3JECT AREAS-ELECIRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.
TOPIL TAGS--rRAVELING-WAVE TUBE, ELECTRONIC AMPLIFIER
(;C,-4TiZCL i-,AKKIliG--N0 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PAOXY FIChE Nui ---- FD70/tjlJ50Z3/BO3 STEP
CT~CACLESSIGN --AR0141240
I E 8 -

212 023 UNCLASSIFIED PKOCESSING DATE--lIDEC70
CIRC ACCLSSIGN i%J--AR0141240
ABST-RACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AVAR[Arim oF A M TYPE TRAVFLING
H It! IT HA NEGATIVELY C -~G
-4AVE TUBE AMPLIFIER WHICr LCNSISTS OF AUN IT - H %,. E D
RETAADING SYSTEM IS ANALYZEDt AND LATER A POSITIVELY CHARGED RET4RDING
SYSTEM. A QUANTITATIVE EVALUATIJN IS GIVEN Of THE P'SS[EsILITY OF A
SIGNIFICANT INCREASE OF THE AMPLIFICATION IN THE VAkIAINT OF THE DEVICE
MENTIONED, AS COMPARED WITH AN ORDINARY M TYPE Ts"T: AMPLIFIER.

USSF
S:j~R.'jYEljSj'jV YTJ L-PTLCV, V.A.
"To An Anallysis Of Two-Stage v~_^Tlype 7:tilt i:lth Neptively-Ch-,ir,:!~d
Syete
11 a-. "orr. elelktron. ems Or Elec'ronicr, OT
Dr', a K2- 9 (f rom R"h--319~troni-~v pri-im- 1 -4
S a ra 0v, 1 97C, P
june 19-,?C, Abstrict ~kl4o)
Trarel!jlion: A ver.-,stion oC a "-Tjpe travelin:--wave tube 4_n~)11-er wh:c'. c;ons-ste
J.
with a :1 ,
of 5 in ~ ~ I , a negatively-charj!,ad retarding system is ~in J. zed, and 11JIL-3r 'A
positivt~ly-charred retarding eystem. A quuntitative eYEil,.iL-lllcn ia ~,.iven of the
poesibility of a sivniricunt Increase of the umplIficution Ln the Y~sri:~nl tif the
6
device z3nticned, as co-.Ppared with an ordinary '.,:-Type Tal' impliflor# SLIZ:rIlryk
98
Fit
Ai k1k, ili6i i4 144: _41

USSR UDC 612.833.755-057:007.51
GORSHKOV, S. I., SHARDAKOVA, E. F., and ZHAKHMETOV, Ye. G., Institute of
Labor Hygiene and Occupational 5-i-seases, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR,
Moscow
"Research on the Latent Time of Tendon Reflexes of Keyboard Computer Operators"
Moscow, Gigiyena Truda i Professional'nyye Zabolevaniya, No 7, 1973, pp 33-36
Abstract: Latent times of hand tendon flexion-extension reflexes and Rnee
reflexes of 18-25-year-old female keyboard computer operators were studied
as indexes of the functional state of the neuromuscular apparatus. Within 1
work day latent times of hand tendon reflexes increased significantly, more
so for the left hand (flexion -- 39.3, extension -- 19 msec) than the right
(flexion -- 8.5, extension -- 5.4 msec), probably because the left hand
dominates in keyboard operation. Latent times of the knee reflex increased
insignificantly, more so for the left leg. Latent times of all reflexes
also increased during the work week, probably due to fatigue buildup. In-
creases were larger for the left hand (flexion 13.5, exterision -- 1.4
msec) than the right (flexion -- 7.0, extension 8.0 mfec) and insignifi-
cant for the knee reflex. In all cases the initial latent time was longer
for left appendages. It is concluded that tendon reflexes are adequate and
sensitive indaxes of the state-of tht, motor apparatils.
T-LI
77~ -~71_- i iii .:177: f
AAFM; L 1 :1111, 1:1.,! F1V

015 UNCLASSIFIED' PROCESSING DATE-09OCT70
TITLE--PHOTOPROTONS FROM THE BORON 11 NUCLEUS -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-SOROKIN, YU.I., SHARDANOV, A.KH., SHEVCHFINKOt V.G., YUREV,
B-A&
OF INFO--USSR
~~-SOURCE-YAD. FIZ. 1970p 11(l), 8-18
'.DATE PUBL ISHED-----70
~..SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
,-TOPIC TAGS--Pli(JTI)NUCLEAR REACTiONs PROTON SCATTERING, BORGN ISOTOPE,
BREMSSTRAHLUNG, AN6ULAa DISTRIOUflON, PROTON SPECTRUM, EXCITATION CROSS
SECTION
_-CCNTROL MARKING-NO RESTAICrIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UiqCLASSIFIED
~PAO'XY REEL/FKAME--1980/0176 STEP NU--Ull/0367l'lOfOll/001/0008/0018
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0048468
C L AS I F I E C,

C212 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-09GET70
CIRC ACCESSION ND--AP0048468 '
~,43STkACT/EXTRACT-1U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ENERGY DISTR16UTIONS OF PHOTO
P EMITTED FROM PRIME11 B NUCLEI, E&POSED TO THE 10-'o5- AND L8.5-MEY
BREMSSTRAHLUNG AND THE PHOTO P ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION AT 18.5 MEV WERE
MEASURED. THE P WERE REGISTERED IN NUCLEAR PHOTOPLATES. IN THE PHOTO P
SPECTRA A GREAT NO. OF MAX. WAS OBSO. THAT WERE DUE TO rHE EXCITATIO14 OF
LEVELS OF THE PRIM-f-Il 3 NUCLEUS IN THE ENERGY REGION 12-18.5 tl!:V. THE
GROSS SECTIONS WERE OBTAINED FOR THE REACTION PRIME11 BIGAMMA, P)
PRIME10 BE WITH THE FINAL PRIME10 BE NUCLEUS IN THE GROUND STATE AND IN
THE 1ST EXCITED STATE. THE RADIATION WIOTHS OF THE 0850. LEVELS OF
FRIME11 6 KERE ESTD. THE ANAL. OF THE RESULTS ENABLES ONE TO DEDUCE
-INFORMATIGN CONCERNING THE MULTIPOLARITIES OF THE GA14MA TRANSITIONS As
WELL AS SPI14S AND PARITIES OF THE EXCITED STATES OF THE PRIME11 B
~NUGLEUS. FACILITY.- INST.''Y'AD:. FIL'.'s MOSK'4~ 'GOS'. UNIV.-, MOSCOW,
USSR.
INIC I F if-A

Acc. Nr: CU. Ref CodL-:
Ano-51937"
PRIMARY SOURCE: Byulleten' Eksper~mental'nay Bialo-ii i
Meditsiny, 1970, Vol (o9 , NrZ , pp 112-11V
AMINO ACID COMPOSITION OF IVIYOSIN AND ACTINE IN THE 2AUSCLES OF'
EXPERIMENTAL AN14NIALS WITH HEREDITARY MYOPATHY
,6ondar,
L. 0. Bodalya 16. S mko, Yr, 1. Gosea Yz!,.,4 uk z qrzgZ~. G.G. Revich
P. A,Lemin, Yu. Q, Shqr~6
N. 1. Pirogov..Il Institute
Amino acid composition of myosin and actine was analyzed in 10 bealthy, 12 sick
and 12 heterozygous mice of the 129/RE line with hereditary'myrepathy. Increased !ta7--in
with isoleicin, valine, alanine and lowered tyrosine and hizitidine, content was found
In the amino acid spectrum of myosin In sick mice. In beterozygous animals h'glier-
vallne and lowered tyrosine and histidine levels were -recorded. In the amino acid com-
position of actine in the sick and heterozygous. mice glycint! was up and histidine-
down.
REEL/FRW
19820420

"USSR UDC 621.385.64
TRUBETSKOV, D. !., SRAREYEIISKIY, YU. P., SHEDC111K, V, N.
"Theory of the Signal Suppression Effect in a Traveling-Wave Magnetron-Type
Tube Amplifier in the Presence of Preliminary Modulation of the Electron Flux"
Kiev, Izvestiya vuzov SSSR, Radioelektronika, Vol XV, No 8, 1972, pp 1007-1014
Abstract: A theoretical analysis is presented for the process of interaction
of electrons and a wave in the traveling-vrave magnetron-type tube amplifier
with preliminary modulation of the electron flux. The conditions were obtained
under which. the effect of complete or partial suppression of the output wave
is observed.
The basic equaLlons arv derived which permit analysi.q of the proce"Fes
of interaction of tile preliranary modulated electron flux with the wave and a
traveling-wave nagne t ron- type amplifier. For defined xelations between the in-
put signal and tile Value Charactcrizing the preliminary nodulation the offect
of complete or partial suppression of the output signa.'l Is observed which is
explained by the effect that the modulated electron flux at the input of the
interaction space falls in an unfavorable phase of thc-, bigh-fcqucilcy field.
The theoretically described mechanism of suppression of tile nignal in the
travel-ing wave wagne tron- type tube in the presence of flu). modulation in tile
vicinity: of the Sun cau lead to worsening of the autput characteris tics of the
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USSR
TRUBETSKOV, D. I., et al., Izves"iya vuzov SSSR, Radioclektronika, Vol XV, No
8, 1972, pp, 1007-1014
amplifier; in particular, it can be the cause of the fact that in a number of
cases the traveling wave magnetron type tube amplifier does not amplify weak
signals and the stable amplification is observed from some defined value of the
input signal.
2.12
R4

--30OCT70
-13- 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCkSSING DATE
11.TLE-MECHANISM OF 1,3 DIOL CONVERSIONS:lM TH~ PRESENCE Of ACIDIC
~::~CATALVSTS. 2. CGNVERSION OF 2,4 PENTANEOIOL. AND 2 METHYL 214 PENTANEDIUL
~AUTHOR-(031-SHARF, V.Z., FREYOLIN, L.KH., NAZARYAN, A.A.
_CCUNTAY OF INFO--USSR
:SOURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK 55SR-14F.R. KHIM. 1970, (3), 597-602
DATE PUBL ISHED---70
~.SUBJECT AREAS-~HEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-CHEMICAL REACTION MECHANISM# PENTAME, ALCOHOLw CtATALYSTt
DEHYDRATION9 STEREOCHEMISTRY9 CARWNYL~COMPOUNDv I$CRAER 01ENE
~:_CGNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
.~PRQXY REEL/FRAME-2000/0839 STEP NO--UR/006Z/70/000/003/0597/0602
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124506
UNICLASS'IFIED

/3' 014 UNCL ASS I FI ED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-APOIZ4506
ABSTRACWEXTRACT-1U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CONVERSIONS OF 2,4 PENTANEDIOL
ARC ITS 2 ME ANALOG OVER CA SUB3 (PO SU84)SU62 OF! AL SU62 0 SUB3
CATALYSTS IN THE TEMP. INTERVAL 140-360DEGREES WERE SHOAN GRAPHICALLY.
THE DEHYDRATION OF THESE ALCS. OCCURS SPECIFICALLY AN RESPECT Of THEIR
SrERECCHEMISTRY AND RESULTS IN TRANS 1,3 PE14TADIENE FROM THE LST Al-C.
.ALSO, APPRECIABLE DECOMPN. TAKES PLACE: THE PHOSPHATE CATALYSTS LEADS
TO ME SUBZ CO AND ISO PROHi WHILE AL SUB2 0 SUB3 GIVES ALSO OSME ACH.
THE CARBONYL COMPOS. ARE FORMED BY EITHER ISOMERIZATION OF DEHYDRATION
PRODUCTS SUCH AS THE EPOXIDE OR UNSATD* ALC. OR 13Y DE:ALOOLIZATION OF THE
KETOL FORMED AS AN INTERMEDIATE. IN THE CASE OF THF: PHOSPHATE CATALYST
THE CLEAVAGE IS CAUSED BY H TRANSFER FORM THE HO GROUPS OF THE DIOL TO
THE CARBONYL GROUP TO FORM THIS KETOL, WHICH THEN CLEAVES BY
v
UEALOGLIZATION. THE REACTIONS OCCUR IN THE IOD-50DEGREES INTERVAL, At
~WHICh DEHYDRATIGN CANNOT TAKE PLAGEw OVER-AL SU132 D SUB3 THE DECOMPN.
OF THE DIOL IS LESS PRONOUNCEU AND CLEAVAGE 'VIA THE' KEFOL IS INHIBITED
BY H SUB2 0 GENERATED IN THE REACTION OWING 10 POISONING OF THE
CATALYSTS IN RESPECT Of THE H TRANSFER REACTION. DEHYDIIATION OF THE IST
DIOL OVER CA SU83(PO SUB4)5U82 AT 290DEGIIEES YIELDS MIXED UNSATD. ALCS.
CONTG. 68PERCENT 4 PENTEN ZOL AND 32PERCENr TRANS 3 PENTEN Z OL, WHILE
~GREATER THAN 325DEGREES THE PRODUCT IS ONLY 4 PENTEN 2 OL; AS THE TEMP.
JS RAISED ThE YIELDS OF THESE ALCS. DECLINE AND THAT OF DIENE RISES, AND
THE FINAL PRODUCT CONTAINS 75-IOOPERCENT TRANS PIPERYLENE AND
0-20PERCENT CIS ISOMER; THE YIELD OF 1P4 PENTADIENE IS LESS THAN
5PERCENT.
UNCLASSIFIED

3'/3 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
CIRC ACI;ESSICN NO--AP0124506
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--Z METHYL 294 PENTANEDIOL REACTS ON AL SUB2 0 SUB3 EVEN
Ai 135DEGREES, WHILE AT 190DEGREES THE COVERSION RFACHES 3oPER(;ENr,
FORMING HOCME SUB2 CH SUB2 CHMEOH AND ISOMERIC 2 METHYLPENTADIENES,
ALONG WITH ME SUB2 CO AND ISO PROH. FACILITY: INST. ORG. KHIM.
IM. ZELINSKUGO, MOSCOW, USSR.
7j Ij j11 111

1/2 0110 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING BATE-30OCT70
TITLE-1,3,DICL CCNVERSION MECHANISM INTHE PRESENCE OF ACID CATALYSTS. I.
CONVERSION OF 1#3,PROPANEDIOLv Iv3rBUTANEOIOL AND BETA OXIDES ON CALCIUM
,.AUTHUR-(04)-FREY0LINv LaKH-v SHARF# V*Z-o BARTOK, K.t NAZARYAN* A.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-IZV. AKAD. NAUX SSSR* SZR. KHIMs 1970t (21* 310-14
'~'~OATE PUBLISHED--70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
~JOPIC TAGS-PR(IPANE,--BUTANE, HYDROXYL RADICAL, ORGANIC OXIDE, ACID
CATALYSISt FURAN, EPOXIDE9 KETONE.
GG4TROL MARKLKG-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/0749 STEP NO--UR/0062/70/000/002/0310/0314
CIRC ACCES51ON NO-AP0124419
UNGLASS!IFIED

2/2 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0124419
AESTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PRODUCTS FORMED BY PASSAGE AT
275-350DEGREES OVER CA SUB3 (PO SUB4) SU82 OF HOICH SUB2) SU83 OHP
TETRAHYGROFURAN# AND ALLYL ALC. WERE TABULATED FOR EACH TEMP. IN
25DEGREES STEPS. SIMILAR DATA ARE REPORTED FOR HO(CH SUBZ) SUB2 CHMEOH
AND 2*METHYLTETTRAHYDROFURAN# BOTH RUN OVER 230-300DEGREES. THE
1,3,DIOLS ARE CONVERTED INTO A MIXT. OF SATO. A-NO UNSATO. ALCS.,
ALDEHYDESs KETONES, EPOXIDESp AND OTHER COMPOS. DEHYDRATION OCCURS BY 2
PATHS TO AN UNSATO. ALC. A'NO TO A CYCLIC OXIDE* WITH INTRAMOL.
CYCLLZATION BEING PREDOMINANTv OXIDES ARE THEN CONVERTED BY
ISOMERIZATIGN TO UNSATD. ALCS. AND CARBONYL COMPDS. MUCH OF THE SATO.
ALCS. AND UNSATD. ALDEHYDES IS FORMED BY THE H TRA.'45FER REACTIONS.
2,Z,DIETHYLv1#3vPR0PANE0lOL GAVE 11PERCENT 3,3rDlE'rHYLTRIMETHYLENE
OXIDE, 18PERCENT ISOMERIC HEPTENOLS# AND 71PERCENT MIXED PRODUCTS AT
30ODEGREES; 2,0UTYL,1939PROPANEDIOL GAVE NO TRIMETHYLENE OXIDE DERIVS.
BUT ZOPERCENT ISOMERIC HEPTENOLS AND 80PERCENT MIXED PRODUCTS.
2tBUTYLTRlMETHYLENE OXIDE WAS 98PERCENT CONVERTED TO ALCS. AND OTHER
PRODUCTS AT 300DEGREES. FACILITY'S INST. ORG. KHIM. IM*
ZELINSKOGO* MOSCOW, USSR.
UNCI-ASSIFIED

USSR UDC 51~2.9(:547-20~3:51,6-11:51~7-594-3
SHARF~$ V. Z., FREYDLVN. L. MY ICRUTIIJ V. if., LYSYAK, T. V.) Institute of
-Mr-gafftFZW;mis-ry Lmeni 11. D, Zelinskii, Acad. Se. UEOR
"Investigation of the Homogeneous Hydrogen Transfer From 2-Pentanol to
C,,clohexanone in the Presence of Tris(triplienylpliospliire,~-,,Iic.ilaroi-tith,!nium and
a Base"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademil Nm~ SSISR, Seriya Xhimicheokiiyv, No 1.0, Oct 72,
pp 21195-2193
Abstract: Base accelerates the xeduction of cyclohexanone throi)gh h,' rdrowen
transfer from 2-pentanol ar, v,--ll as its hydro,f.-anation and cond;_msatlor, in pres-
ence of the tris(triphenylr.,i(isr)lline)dichloroi-tithenii-~-,zi corxilex. The hydro,,--,,en
transfer reaches a rrziyinur. at a base concentration of under arL!on
atmosT lo-3 11
phere and at 4.03- under hydrogen. The degree of hydro~-,enraation of
the ketane by hydro,,,,en and its covdensition,increav-e,w4ltli increasinj, conceaLra-
tion of tbc base. Palsing the temnperature from 50 to 800 results in a higher
rate of hydrogen transfer; the rate of hydrogenation reaching a iraxiimm at 70
This evidently is due to the formation of vario-us interme1f.,ate cori-plexer,
catalyzing these procoGnes, Me duration of the process hr,~s practically no
effect on all of' the processes discussed.

I ~
rr
USSR UM 547-971-2
FREYDLIN, L. M., g_qA 2_ IM01-TY, V. IT., and SHCRERBAKOVA, S. I.,
Institute of OrGanic Chemistry imeni N. D. Zelinskiy, AcaderT of Sciences USSR
"An Investigation of the Reduction of Cyclohexanone with an Alcohol in the
Presence of Tris(triplienylphosphine)dichlororatheniuie'
Leningrad, Zhurnal Organicheskiy Khimii, Vol 8, Vyp 5, May ?a, pp 979-!~31
Abstract: The a-uthors investigated the homogeneous catalysis by tris(trirhenyl-
phos-vhine)dichlororhuthenium of the reduction of cyclohexanone with several
five- to seven-carbon aliphatic alcohols. Reactions were conducted under
reflux condenser under an at.-.-~a,,phere of argon or hydroj,',(_1n, and analysed by f~as-
liquid chrorstography. The low yield of cyclohexanol. chows that condensratiDn
is a side reaction. The reaction rates for various dejp-ees of substitution
on the alp'na carbon were studied. They showed a correlation between increased
steric hindrance and slower rate of reaction. The izytermediate foriration of
a hydride of tris(trimhenylphosphine)dichlororhutheniwii was suggested as a
mechanism. Hydrogenation by the ambient medium contributes to the reduction
of cyclo-hexano-ne.
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.AA604510
UR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section 11,,,Electrical, Derwene,
f 143194 FIBRE 0~11CS NEASUR11r.,,DEV described in
No4153126 was based 06 the pr6ciple bf
optical measurement of length~using a transmitting
television tube and a bunch of light guides.
Measurement is not as accurate its it might bei
owing to physical movement. e.ff,ects-from the test
piece. The proposal describes,an improvement.. The
diagram shows an objective lens 1 focussed on the
test piece 6 (which may be hot) and passing an
optical image to the bunch of light guides 2, which
are closed up at the input.end 4. The outpat.end
5 is scanned by the television tube 3; the feAture
of the present davelopment is the $pecial arranSe-
ment of these flexible 10re guides into even -and
AUTHORS: Rabinovich, V. A.; Sharf, Ye._,M,.* Punger, V. A.;
Namsarayev, V. T.
19780092

odd groups, as numbered at the input, so that odd
numbers arrive in group A, and even in group B,
of the output array.. in addition they are in.
opposed order, asshown. The iraagei,of the hot body
6 presented to the light guides:is converted by the
television tube into one depending.on the scanning
method, but any dynamic~eriror due to movement is
only equal to the differ.ence of the errors in eAch
part A and B of the final image.,
5.11.67 as 1195767125-28 Add to 153126.V.A.RABINOV-
ICH et al.(17.9.69.) Bul 10t.5.5-69, Class 42b.
Int.Cl.G Olb.
197800.93

USSR
FUDOVL~, A. N. ISIUIAYEVA, E. A., SHARGINA, Kazan University
11A Method for Preparing 2,6-bis-(dialkoxyphosphoiao)-dioxanes-1,4"
USSR Author's Certificate No 2538o4, class 12o, 26/01 (U" 07 f),
Hied 24 Jan 66, published 3 mar 70 (from R"Zh-Khimiya, No 21 (n),
10 Nov 70, Abstract No 21 H599 P by G. V. Kuznetsova
Translation: These substances, potentially useful as fungicides,
are obtained by reaction of disodium derivatives of bin-Walkoxy-
phosphono)-din-othy'L aster with dihaloiddimathyl ester4t; 3,34 g of
Ila is gradually added to a solution of 23-1 9 of (EtOz-NO)CH20cf~j,
(P(O)(OBt)2 in 100 ml or absolute other, After all the Na reacts,
the small amount of excess (ClCH ) 0 Is added to the mixture a drop
at a time. The precipitated NaGi Is filtered out and ?-,6-blB-
(96e thoxyphosphono)-dioxane-2,4 (boiling point 1540-70/1, 1.1632,
n D 1.4360) is formed from the filtrate#
6;)
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USSR UDC 621.397
SOLOVEYCHIK, I.YF.., DP-kBKIN, R.I., YAPM&IMIN, K.K.,
SHARGORODSKAYA, F.M.t KORNITSMO, G.G., TSEDIK, AX.
'Electronic Device For Information Display"
Elektrosvyazt, No 1, Jan 1972, pp, 59-63
Abstract: The p3per describes an information dieplay device of the desk type,
intended for oparation with an electronic computer through a telegraph cc=--an,;-
cation channol. A block diagram of the device and the bosic parameters of the
unit are presented. Vne authors report that a now information display device
was developed on the basis of ths unit described, but fow ectailo are given.
(An.axterior view of the device in shown on the journal cover.) in the new do-
vice it in nossible to reproduce 512 vymbolu (16 linon, ~2 symbole to the line)
of an ELT27ILK93 acraan. The set of reoroducible symbols includes the Russian
alphabet, figures, ani special Dymbols-altogother 64 symbols. 'J'ath an indi-
v3Aual keyboard which inaB 47 figure-lettar keys and 21 functional, it is
possible to fted information into an electronic com,uter and to accomplish
complete editinz of tlz text vith the uid of an electronic carr-iBge (maykar)
The device contains a c-p--cisl e;cchanze unit which makes it poeeible to operate
with an electronic co=mutar in GGST iO859-64 code and in coda r'M-2. In *
addition, this unit provides coupling with the `Minok-~2" computer for the slow
channel. 5 fig. 1 tab.

112 027 UNCLASSIFIED* PRUCESSIN6 DATE-LIVE670
TITLE-0F.ELT CF CAl%BGCFL-,)EN UN SLN-1E ?AkAMETERS OF MIETA6ULISMI
AUTH0i%-(02)-ShAkG0RC0SKlY, 6.M., METELIrSA, V.I.
_CCUNTRY LF INFG-LSSR
SfJUkCE--AkZoNHV.tFCkSCH. 1970, 20 (3A)p 44Z-9
DATE PUC-,LlSiiEO-----70
AREAS--d'IOLGGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TCPIC TAGS--lAYLCARClUMv METABOLISPis 00Gv ARTERY, DRUG EFFECTI
CAKI)ICVAS(.ULAR DRUG
N T. --fJO RESMICTICANS
~.'CC, ROL MAPKING
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
.PRJXY FIChE NU----FDl0/605015/F0i STEP NO--GYIOOOO/TO/OZC/003/0448/0449
ALCESSICN tvlj--AP0140631

212 027 UNC LAS SI F I ED PROCESSING DATE--11DEC70
CIRC ACCESSICN NG--AP0140631
A8STKACT/EXTKACT--(UJ GP-0- ABSTRACT. INTACT COGS WERE I.V. INJECTED
WITH Oo.8-1.0 MG CARbJC.40MCN-KG. AFTER A SHORT REDN. OF MYJCARUIAL Pa
SUB2 AIND kEDCX.POTENTIAL, LASTING FOR 1-2 MIN, AN INCREASE OF PO SUB2
LASTING FCk 15-20 MIN, WAS OGSD.f WHILE THE REDOX POTENTIAL RETURNED TO
NORMAL. 6HEN PO SU02 kiAS OECREASED eY LIGATION OF THE LEFT DESCENDING
CURLNARY ARTERY, CARBOCROMEN WAS NOT.CAPABLE OF RAISING THE PO SUB2.
FACILITY: LA8. PATHOPHYSIOL. MYOCARO(NFARKTESt A. L. MYASN[KQV
CARDIOLOG. INST.t IMOSCOW, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 621.375.82
YEV, V. G., YERISHOV, A. G., ZUDKOV, P. 1., SHARI-F, G. A., SHVOM, Ye. M.
DMITRI
"Generation of Optical Harmonics in a Pulsed Mode With a High Pulse Repetilzion
Frequency"
V sb. Kvant. elektronika (Quantum Electronics), No. 1, Moscovr, 1971, pp 116-119
(from -Fizika, No 7, Jul 71, Abstract No 7D996)
Translation: The generation of second, third, and fourth oD-ClIcal harmonics oil
the radiation of a YAG-.NId laser operating in a pulsed mocle ii, -modulation
Q
with a high pulse repetition frequency was investigated experimentally. There
was found a high stability of ultraviolet radiation inte-nsity at the Vraveleng-1h
266 nm. Authors abstract.

USSR UDC 621, 373: S30,iL,-:.6
YER,I:HOV, A. 0. , U 7-K0, 0. B. , S
ERE . -E-E.. ~ ~-Lii F - ~rl
"An Ex-periment,-d St,u,-~-., Of a Laser Based cn. a 'Silutioll of an Organic D.,"e
Witl-- Trmnsverse FwmIz- and a Disersion Cavity"
M. pril:1. (T urnal of Apr,!:,,d Si)cctj,c,~;f-,(,-,y), 1971, -11,,
Ul
No 2, pp 216-221 140 7, J 7-1, Abstract NO
7D187)
Th~- enrrgy .Ind --rectral
Translat I:
characterist-ics c.-f -r,cm e, laser based on a solution of rhoda-
mine 6G in cthlyl- a cc; centration oi- C lrj2 cm
lThr-, Urc, Of a
dif-f-raction grating and prisin,
and with, thle dye by the s,,~~condl wl
to acllieve eul4s'.51an lc~l c,-,.ri
8 MW neodym"Lum, las~-j,
e t,.m,-r-d over a ~f 56---620 n!- with an emission b-ar.,d,-~,idth of
1-6 nm and a ccnve--Sisr; of rl il)-ustra-, io,)-~
bibliourarhy of nine

USSR UDC: 621.373:530.145.6
DMITRIYEV, V. G., YERSHOV,, A. G., ZUDKOV, P. I., SHARIF, G. A., SHVOM, Ye. M,
"Emisjion of ftticall Harmonics in the Pulse Mode With a Ifigh Pulse Repetition
Frequency"
V sb. Kvant. elektronika (Quantum Electronics--collection of works), No 1,
Moscow, 1971, pp 116-119 (from _RZh-Radiotekhn!kaj No 5, MaY 71, Ab8tract No
5D174)
Translation: The paper presents the results of an experiment an generation
of the second, third and fourth optical harmonics of emission from an aluminim-
-yttriurl ganet laser with neodymium working in the pulce mode with Q-switching
at a high pulse repetition frequency. It is noted that the intensity of ultra-
violet emission on a wavelength of 266 rdllimicrons is extremely stable. One
illustration, one table, bibliography of eight titles. Resum6.

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USSR uDc: 621.319.5
D'YAKONOV, V. P., RRARIFQ
"A quantizing Device"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, IzobreteniYa. Promysh-lennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 17, Jun 72, Author's Certificate No 340071, Division H, filed 13 Jan 70,
publ I shed 2h MELY 72, p 190
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a quantizing device which
contains a supply source, and dosing and storage capacitors between which
is connected a discharge device with S-shaped current-voltage character-
istic. As a distinguishing feature of the patent, in order to improve
quantizing accuracy, eliminate zero displacement of quantization, and sim-
plify the quantizing device, its input is connected through a silicon f3ta-
bilitron to the dosing capacitor. The power supply is connected in paral-
lel with the dosing capacitor through a resistor. The storage capacitor
is connected in series with a discharge resistor, and connected through a
diode to the input of the quantizing device.

Organophosphorous Compounds
USSR UDC 6r,3.664-qjI,5.fD(-f2.6.1.2
VALETDITIOV, R. K., Zimmu., A. N.) KMATIOV) M. ITI. J, Mid SHUI-MUINT .4. SH.
,
Kazan' Branch of the All Uilion Scientific Research 1nstitu"i:'e"I--t-8;-
Rubber Imeni S. V. Wbedev 0 yfith6t'ic
Properties of the Phosphorus Containing Ureth4ne Elac-torners Based on Simple
Polyesters"
Moscov, Kauchuk i Rezina, No 11, 1972, PP 15-17
of inductrial TijbbL-!-
Abstmet: A nethod has been proposed for the noel i ficntion
SKU-PF based or, polyVurite a -x-Ljj-J,jI
a I . or conpl.ete of th~!
01prop'-we ful", In.-morlilly-I Olw
of thc :,lyceftric with ty-1.
or its oxide. Tim.- modtfiud rithbers chov hit her thm,1(*.I ctability and lesser
flarva-bility in cmuparison to the SMI-PY rubber. Mhen the tri-(hydrox,~-roethyl)-
phosphine is used, the physical-mchanical, prap2rties of the vulcanized rubber
rem-in practically uuchanged.

USSR
SIMONOV, V. D., GAZIZOV, R. T., NL41INA, F. A., SHARIFIYANOVA L. N.
"Chromatographic Determination of Cyclical Carbon Chlorides and Their Carbo-
cyclical Derivatives"
Dokl. Neftikhim. Sektsii. Washkir. Resp. Pravl. Vses. Khim. O-va im. D. I.
Mendeleyeva, [Works of Petrochemical Section, Vashkir Rebpulic Administration
of All-Union Chemical Society imeni D. I. Mendeleyev], Vol 6, 1971, pp 320-323.
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhur-al Khimiya, No 4, Moscow, 1972, Abstract No
4N652 by I. A. Revellskiy).
Translation: A mixture of thymol, perchloromethylene-l-cyclol)entene, hexa-
cholofulvene, 2, 3, 4, 4-tetracholoro-5-dichloromethylene-2-cyclo-l-pentenone
and 2, 3-dichloro-5-dichloromethylene-2-cyclo-1, 4-pentenedione is separated
by GLC with a heat conductivity detector on a combined glass column (160+20X
0.4 cm), the first section of which contains silanized celite 545 with 15%
polyethylene glycoladipate, while the second contains the same carrier with
10% type SE-30 methyl silicone, at a temperature of 190* and a fie gas carrier
rate of 90 ml per minute.
1/1

01
USSR
UDC: 535.2LI3
GVERDTSITELI, T. A., SHAR CHARUYEV, N. G., KOVZCHASHVILI, U. A.,
Scientific Research Us I ute o-F7u-tomation of Production Processes in Indus-
try
"A Photometer"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No T, Mar 72, Author's Certificate No 329408, Division G, filed 15 Jun 70,
published 9 Feb 72, p 161
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a photometer containing
two radiation sources with two light filters, a modulator, a commutator,
three photoreceivers, amplifiers, and a registration modUc. Two of the
photoreceivers produce coimnutating signals. As a distinguishing feature of
the patent, the sensitivity of measurements is improvr._,d by introducin,-I
integral interrupters into the circuit for registration of the intensity
of the working and comparison signals. The interrupters operate in the
line switch mode, and their control, elements are connected to the outputs.
of the commutating signal arrmlifiers. niese intepral irtorr%irter,, arr- Cori-
nected to alternating current sources in parallel ,with storage capacitors.
1/2

USSR
GVERDTSITELI, T. A., USSR Author's Certificate 110 329408
Two slots are made in the commutating disc. These slot's are no longer than
the than ter of tile light filters, and are located at different distances
from the center of the disc.
2/2

USSR UDC: 538.4
SEARIMADZE, D. V:,4EGAX-MD, A. A.
"Nonstationary Flow-of a Conductive Viscous Fluid Between Psa-allel Porous
Walls With Heat Transfer"
Moscow, Magnitnaya Gidrodinamika, No 4, 1972, pp 25-30
Abstract: The authors consider nonstationary flow of a viscous,incornpres-
sible,electrically conductive fluid between two parallel permeable non-
J
conductive moving walls with regard to beat transfer, when a homop
eneous
external magnetic field is applied perpendicular to the walls. Both vis-
cous dissipation and Joule heat are considered i,.,i the heat transfer equa-
tions. In the basic equations of magnet obydro-~tr nami c s the rate of perme-
ation is substituted for the transverse flow velocity, and the resultant
system of equations is reduced to solution of Vol-terra integral equations
of the second kind. In the case of a magnetic Prandtl number equal to
unity a solution in explicit, form is found,expressed in tabulatable func-
tions.
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. . . . . . . . .....
2 0 3 9 UNC L A 5 S I F I E 0 PRUC6tSING DATE--13NOV70
DIMENSIONAL NONSTATIONARY FLOW OF -A WEAKLY CONDUCTING FLUID IN
-MA
GNETIC FIELD -U-
A UTHOR-SHAR
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
`-__;S0URCE"AKA0E.41IA NAUK GFUZINSkOl SSR
SO0BSHCHENI;Aj
VOL. 579 JAN. 1970t
P. 29-~-32
OATE PUBL ISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--UNSTEAUY FLOWr FLO4 ANALYSIS, TRANSVERSE MAGNErfC FIELD,
.,BOUNDARY VALUE PROdLEMP GREEN FUNCTION
CONTROL SARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'PROXY REEL/FilAtIE--1996/1454 STEP NU--UR/0251/70/0!i7/()OO/OOZ9/0032
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0118443~
1: C- Ls s i F -------

2/2 039 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-13NOV70
CIRC ACCESS1074 NO-AP0118443
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DERIVArION OF EQUATIOIN'S DESCRIBING
THE UNsrEADY FLOW OF A FLUID OF WEAK ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY IN A
PERPENDICULAR MAGNETIC FIELD. THE MAGNF-TIC FIELD INDUCED t3Y THE CURRENT
IN THE FLUID IS NEGLECTED. A PROOF FOR THE UNIOUENESS OF THE SOLUTION
TO THE CORRESPONDliNG BOUNOAPY VALUE PROBLEM IS.06TAINEL). IT IS StIOWN
THAT STREAM FUNCTIOP4 CAN BE EXPPESSED BY A GREEN'S FUNCTION. THE
REGULAR PART OF THE GREENIS FUNCTiori IF OBTAINED IN ZXPLICIT FORM.
FAX"'ILITY: T31L[SSKII GOSUDARSTVENNYI UNIVERSETETt TIFLIS, GEORGIAN
SSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR ne 621.383.29.032-11
DEVYATKOV, M, N., SRARIKHIN, V. F.
"Modification Of Photoelectron Detector With Virtual Cathode For Microwave D-,modulation
Of Light Signal"
Elektron.tel,chnika.Nauch.-tekhn.sb. Elektran,SVCh (Electronics Tec~xnology. Scientific-
Technical Collection. Microwave Electronics), 102-Issue 4, PP 33-35 (from RZh:
Elektronika i yeye primeneniye, No 9, Sept 1972, Abstract No 9AI63)
Translation: The paper discusses the design variations of a photodetect-or in
which efficiency of operation at microwave frequencies is assured by the irtrc-
duction of. a supplementary device of the diode transit interval type or the
delay system type for separation of a demodulated signal. The design variations
assure the possibility of using the photodetector for wide-band demodulation of
light signals. 1 ill. 9 ref. SuLvaaryo

4,-
M.
UP-
T;i~: -,MEN~07*; FY(*HAilrE
t , *, 11
":experience Citined in the Op,ration of thc
r xQ-v-.
1~uGnj, ,o 8, Auqu5t '~q"2, ~P
5 N,mmb~r 1570 the. ririt. cocrdirmte huteimatic long-di,
(n qtvc
cxm~h,'"Fv of averP~;c cmPacltY (M,"M-3) (in tll~~ Unt~a 13-tvQ11k)
)~,erutlnn at the Min&k InLertkr~blm Telephone
-;xchangt in th~., city of Rinnk, with a capacity of 300
ch&nnc".,* and 2~0 reserved linem and trunk lines includes uevera2 imcomin&
Ing blocka and' 23 ontgolng . two -witching blocks. and 34 lnarker:; .
Tile excbrvigt car. rervice (xrou;d 8,LOO calls an hour. The cr-pacity of the
exch~nCe. 200 ch,=cla, according to the design vill tw1ke. itpozzAble to
,;~sv eiFht out.Going end aeven incoming major com-unication directions.
A!-_`-~ 7xchanre can operate with " automatic tel phone
or the 1,ATS-49 type. 'rhe latter doev not form EL P~rt ;" tile
ccnplex. ';o provisions are =We for hooking up interu:lban dinl
tellepb~nea to tht ewchihnge.
Th- dtrt;,~t d,:les not provide for the incluzion ef' all -Lutomatl.,
t;honc cxchanr~ aubscribvrs in MUnsk into the AMM-3, arA at th~
.;rz,.ent tin-~, o!:1,- LO porron'. of -,ho autontatic telep =c excbmn.,~Zv sub-
accen, to Qio. uutoltatic, net-orx out of roger, triu~k WA tw~
zcnsl directlunti. T13king into account the ;orrIt'Llitior Uf
he exchmngc rat11onal*.*zlrt: or the. Minzk Interurban Telephone E=cbange
t,:447t'aar vith the Central Sciell'ilic ReGearch Institute of Cor-mui1catioms
mjr~te.i IK~~N [outgoing set for mice- freliziency diallsig) corV-exej to tile
twc_rrei~unzy sertuutomatic equipment 'or working zonal dircotlcms. Thir,
made it poGaille to organize 11 additional zonal und one trunX iine ccn-
At the pre*ent the autom-itic long-distance telephoue, oxchange has
112 outgoin.g cbanneir uning two-rrequency seminutonatic trunk equipment.
35
cc

ne c
2. inc.).iine c=-.v~rsULlVV.U

Figure 2

1. Nwrler of convoruationci 2. ':!=.e of Uay
VJr. I Lhown ~ L.w_'n= the if
z a %c'-- I. I, ~4c-.ted C urv-~- ) tr-s"Ific tbr'.~U:Lll thv IS A:-";
I J tnu.~ry to 31 =4 I show Ue c:i3t-t"'~-.
tr~fl'J'V. d~;T.'ag the day ~nd durivz U.'r of tz;' v.,--
Aa cui b.: ae-am In. FL,;. 2 thc d-Wrial. ~~Ld !a unevan
peaka; from CSCO x~ 1100 md frcLi 141-0 to !QCC Zrk'
tion coef.iaient ut, au',o"tic loa~;-41r.*.Wxe t.~!Lphor'e
36

USSR
UDC; 621.777-01
YA. Ili, !:'7t NOY, V . SEC; !:PBA, V, IN, nnd 11MIX011 S.
0i
1144111111
"A New Process of Rapid Extrusion of Low-Plasticity Alloys"
Moscow, Kuznechnc-shta=zovochnoye Droizvodstvo, No 1, Jan 72, pp 6-9
Abstract: Detailed is a new prociess of high-speed forming of semifinished
products, shapes,and pipes without lubricants using the principle of
deformation friction between the container and the metal, with the friction
oriented in the direction of the outflow of the extrudable metal. The study
was conducted on c-wst A~ili V96TS, AM96, AD31, D16, AOO, LS59-1 and granulated
01435, S97 allois under both laboratory and plant conditions. Analysis of
the process indicates its potentialities in metalworking. "Me use of high-
speed extrusion (as an alternative to direct extrusion) to produce rods
from D16 alloy under semicontinuous conditions without lubricants increases
the labor Droductivitv 2.5 ti--es as a re.-ult of the higher rate of outflow
and yield of extrudable product as well as the elimination of some of inter-
mediate ozerationz szecified in the current technology for Separating the
discard, !he test results of high-speed extrusion under uroduction condi-
tions support thc expediency of its further development and promotion for
1/2
-F71~%_---,-77",__ , - _ fl!!#
HA-k i~_- IlMillill'Uh-111i Fill:

77-
USSR
OMB4ENKO, YA. M., et al. Kiazinechno-shtampovochnoye proizvodstvo, No 1,
Jan 72, pp 6-9
the fabrication of semifinished products, shapes,and DiDes primarily from
low-oplasticity and hard-to-form alloys. (3 illustrations, 1 table,
6 bibliographic references).
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112 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-27'40V70
TITLE-EMULSION POLY,VINYL CHLORIDE, FOR.LOW VISCOSITY PLASTISULS, -U-
,AUTHOR-(04)-SOLDATOV? V.M4t KIRILLOVi Aol.v MOLKOVp A.D., SHARIKOVA, I..[.
COUNTRY OF fNFO--USSR,
SOURCE--PLAST. MASSY 1971,..', (6)v 5-6
~-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SU.BJECT ARcAS-CHEMISTRY,
TOPIC TAGS-EMULSIGN POLYIMERIZATION, POLYVINYL
ORGANOSOORIM COMPOUNDi SULFONIC ACID, LATEX,
-CONTROL flARKftqG--tJ0 RESTRIMUNS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
CIALORIDEF, FLU10 VISSCJSITY,
PARTN":LE SIZE
PROXY REEL/FRAME-3006/0Q.20 SrEP
rlRG ACCESSICHN'

2/2 022 'rJ-- A PQ L34649 UNCLASSIFIE0 G 0;', r 21-1,11
CIRC ACCESSION N
ABSTPACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTPACT. ADUlt'ic,
PAPTICLES OF E,-'-I)LS I UN POLY,"iD. PQLY( VINYL CHLORIDE
VISCOSITY OF PLASTISOLS fir- I IN DIOC-rYL PH T HA L A T T!' iS I D F
N1 I
PARTICLES FROM EMULSION POLYKN. DEPEtir)ED ON THE QUANT. r y.
EMIULSIF[L:i~,s INIA C CV612-18 ALKAN -)NATES
(11), "let
(111)1 010 NA DECAiNESULF0,NATES AND C SUB!7-?O FATTY ALC.S. l1'/). A )f,) I N G
V
9PERCENT 0-25 MU I PARTICLES TO I ?-,U I PARTICLES FRO"'I 11I.RIED LATLXI:
STABILf?F-1) WITH I-I.2PFRCENT Ill (0.5PERCENT"ADDED r THE BEGINNll--~G A."iD
THE REST DURING At"10 AFTER POLYMN.) AND 0.5PFR.CFillT IV G4VE LOWER *
PLASTISOL viscoSirY THAN THOSE OF PLASTISOLS CONTG. I MU PA-4TICLES OR I
MU PARTICLES AND 18-36PERCENT 0.25 ML) PARTICLES. LATEXES PREP0. wi'm
0 01PERCENT IV AND 1-1-2PERCENT Il AND SEEDED WITH lATEXES.CONTG.
~0:7-0.8MU AND 0.4 MU PARTICLES IN 2:1 AND 3:1 RATIDS HAD 0.1-1.5 ML)
PARTICLES? WHICH GAVE THE LOWEST VISCOSITY P-LASTISOLS.

-,82.2:535-376
UDc 62i.-
BRONSIPI-EY-11, 1. K. DOLGIT,'CIV, L. MI. ZHITKOV, Yu. L. LIBOV, L. D t
~'i. A.
S 1: LE:,
-41

"Some Characteristics c-f --lectrolumirescent Diodes Eased on lletero P,,,
Junctions in Al"Ga As
I-x
Moscow, "F]Ielftronika. vol 16
No 12
m 2330-2"2
Dec 71
,
,
$
6b. ~;t r r. T'Li~ baScd on the

y
--- --- in a direc-

The tc. -a com---ntratilcr- of aboull
5-1018/cc, anrr-'- t'h- 1 i -y 2- is tell-urii=-doi)ed to an. elQctron corcentration
of abolit 1018/cc. The ar er-~ of the F*A junction is abcut- 0.03. cm2. The

zl-;-!::~r---,~----l of
electrical- rom 'emni:.erature: smecif c zero-
he diodes, at

-bias
about 10'
cutc-li, vol-

tage 1.3-1.1. - - - - - -
C-
zn ~',e f--acticn of arsenide in the
solid solkit~~- c"-, or 1e
112
jlk~ i6iL~

-3
3R
BRONSIMEYN, I. K. et al., RqdioteIrhnfl"-Ia--j.- Elektronika, vol 16, No 12,
Dec 71, pp 2330-233-9
An investiCation of t,,.o prircipal electroliznir-escence characteristics
'hey sa-isfv all.the reauirer-ents for use as
of the diodes sbois, zr
emitters ir. MEII-Zrce.-~ electron-ortical devices. One figguxe, one table,
biblio-ranhy all tilties.
P/2

USSR
SHARI Yu. S.
"Fundamentals of the Theory of Ring Coding Devices"
UDC: 8.74
Tr. vuzov Urallsk, zony. Ural'sk. politekhn. in-t (Works of
Higher Educational Institutions 0t the Ural'To-ne. Ural Poly-
technical Institute), 1972, coll. 206, pp.122-133 (from RZh-
-Kibernetikal No 8, Aug 72, Abstract No 8M1)
Translation: A method is described for breaking up a set of
code com -nations into classes, formulas are presented for
determining the number of complete and incomplete classes,
and algorithms are given for constructing ring coding devices
of the third and fourth type. Author's abstract.

UDC: UPI-3-035.2
OSMOMMOV YE-5.141., DEYEV, A.11. K(-~--.3T-ZRE-IA L.Y., arid,
"M ect of Some FactGrs on the -Zinysicomechanical Parameters of Gra-,rinitized
L
Material"
Moscow ';C, 5, 70, top 62-9!
Abstract-: re mlade to dletermil:.-C the (!ffec~ 0'
the cour.-e of tiae piLlch pyTolysis process, using -mncallciiied a.,, on
Tne properties of uaphiti~ed material . The tiddit'ives were: finely
sulfur and FeC I ~-iys . I ), and H2Cj,
UL- ~ ca,a sts), Fe20`~ (Crac!-~ -1
'I-, (polycou-I nsatior
an additive an influence on zut-e catally-tic activity ~)f tiie of
the fil-le-1- u:~ed and also ir:-pairing the vrett-ability of the Gurfucc- by pinch,
The experlinnento we-re- cond:acted with it filler predispers,--dl tc) Jbtain
-1.2-0.5 n-i'm fraCIA'Lon.i- T.be co'Ae-pitch composiition lii-uL a -bor'-'.tur-y
mixer !()5-" C. TIv-, compo"Ation of tie Coke-Ditch, Liixtun and
5 0 170
2,1% pitch. TLe pressing of coke-pit-ch biLlets (diameter 0,
mm) was done 4n a heated mold at a specific pressure of 4W kilogmsuna
Their 7w-,G perfomued imder id-.-ntical cc-riditioriz. Experiments revealed
that the greatest effect was exerted by sulfur. its intrc;(Iuctioli Jincreazed tile
strength. arid, to some degree., the elastic modulus of the materie.11. ri~Clq Lad
.1/2

OSTEOIDDV, YE.Z-I., et- T-svotLn,7tre i-!,~taUy, 110 5, May '70, IP--) 6:?.-0'1,
ly no effect -'s a condenziln,'r agent. The introduction
practic--d-
more drop in streng-t-h and also a tendency -for a ri.-,e in tbe elect--ical 2.,~-~.AzTl-ance
o t:a emzteri a!. The add; ti on of f inely d-I sp fix 6aanE;ed charne-,er-
_,ersed sift-
istics of the "green" mas.~ -,o a high degree; in particullctr, its plasticity dropped
sharvly, causing increased crack formation in pres3ed and, a S-lill
greater degree, in heat-t-reated ones. FrGm de-ta on specillic and
specific -,;,eight, it ,ras pc)stualted tl-,at Fe203 hr' no effe' E's
'atal.-St or as an agent for increaaf~-,'Lng carbon mterial dezniLty. -L.;; exrlained
robably by specific pro%pcrties of the struct-ure-fonninj, praccI~-n in u3ini-,; -U-ncal-
.1
p
cined cohe in the comDosition. it was also detervilned thaL noiL;ture ccntent
of the innitial fill ler is a rie&~tive factor. it- was postuj.,-.-Ied thai; tte deci-ease
in strength characteristics was due to the impaiiment of the moiDt colil.'~ Wettability
by pitch.
2/2

USSR UDC 624.074:4.075-04
TIARIINOVY ~Oscow
L. TJ
"Stability of a- Cylindric.-a- Shell V~:~ndc up of two Fiates, o-L
Different Thicmess"
V'oscow, Stroitel'naya Yekhanika i Raschet Sooms'licniy, No 1,
1973, PP 40-43
Abstract-: The stability "in the rm.,.rJl" of a cylindric!-O- rholl
made up in.- rjori.-cheral directioll of tv"o 1):O,tc~-. of ", L.-C-Loc roil t
thic'me!-m ~md. ,,ubjected to thc action of vn' iform 7~,-,biont
-th
sure is analy-ed, aFtsw.,iin.- .lnt shell -'-hio
mo2.s lenn
a con~itl
t)1c critcrion of -tability, a for=,Ia
.0or 'he criticall load qb- is derived vhich, for ,P ~0- 3, by
logolq -with a formulla of !Faukovich, ch--racter-'ZC-3 t'-'10 C-:~SC Of
P-ri ideal shell. into consider,,-:~'Uioa tIn?.t real shells,
loole their stability at loads --Nhich r-,,re lov.,E!r tl2an the w)-)or
critical load, i)ract,ical c,-Alcul:~,.tioml o-f 2t-I)il-111-7 have -11-o be
r
.6, wri-Iiii-le =rcc3I %alue
multi-olied v.*ith a, -actor ~=q it/qb=O qc~"jj.
Of Dressure at bulgin.g. T 2r
-Wo figares, cleve-n foi-muld", throc bi-
blio.-raphic re-f-erencoc,
-j

4z
USSR UDC (083.8)
F.-tiv..'LOV, A.I., clsr"K'T~', vF, I., FRIXEC01w, A. LAS'tREV I.A.
TSY-,-LYArz.V, !1.5., I.Y., slumuo' V.I.
lnultpheise Ractuifier Uoing Controlled (Semiconductor] Roctif-er
USSR Author's Cartificato No 2622500 filed 29 Nov 66, p-jblis~ed 29 Ju-ne 70 (frora
RZ"a-Elektronika i Xeye primoneriiZe, No 2., February -1971, Abatruct NZo 2L3576p)
Translation: A circuit is pronoced for ccntrol of a ~-phaoe bridle somicontrolled
rectifier Lvypryamitollj. The control circuit. contains a-.,i aux-LUary bridge
contrullied ractificr, a ralaxation oacillator 4'or triple trequency uo---jr, a dyn'lator,
aux-',linry thyristorn, ard 3 cutrj--it, Dulno tranol'ornoro- 'Z.-io z%)1ax:i t -*Lori oacillator
6"vaplion n'U130,G "a th", a." tho auxiliary thyristoro. 'i'aa iinc~;oi3 oC tlhouo
th7rlatorj aro connu-ctcdl with M-0r; primary Windinfro of thij PUIGO
jacond ta:--inalo of those windinge are a~!'ktchod in to ph:~afj-c o." the voltar,() for
inhortizat feaho-Wannyyj net-,da, froi-a -iihich ib alro oupplicd tho nonfontrulled brid-f.)
rsctilwizr o-L~ relaxation oscillator. The cathodes o-2 the auxiliary thyristora
are connected at a co--oi point and are corinectod acroao a raoiator to the naga-
tivo termina-1 of the zioncontrolled phaDe rectifier. The of
the pulea transformera are conriectad with the gaton of tho power thyriators. 1 ill.
L.R.
19

1/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
T.ITLE--VAPOR'PHASE OXIDATION OF 4t5rDIMGTHYLPHloALlC; ANHYDRIDE -U-
,AUTHOR-(04)-SHARIP_QY, A.KH.t MUKHTARULLINAv F*A.v BEKSHENEVAi N#M.,
KHABIBULLIN, F
ZOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
--_SOURCE--ZH. PRIKL. KHIM. INGRA~) 1970,43(3), 715-17
(LEN G
.,DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--CHEMISTRY
JOPIC TAGS--GAS STATEt OXIOATIONt
PYROMELL'TIC
~MALEIC ANHYDRIDE,
.,.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
--DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/1462
PHTHALIC ANHYDkIDE, VANADIUM OXIDE,
ACID, ANHYDRIDE
STEP NO--UR/0080/70/043/003/0715/0717
ACCESSION NO--AP0116899
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116899
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. UNDER OPTIMUM CONDITIONS DETL).
WITH FUSED V SUB2 0 SUB5 PARTICLES IN A CONTINUOUS REACTOR,
4,5,DIMETHYLPHTHALIC ANHYDRIDE (1) WITH 58-74 PARTS BY WT, OF AIR AT
430-400EGkEES AND A VOL. RATE OF TIE I VAPOR AIR MIXT. OF 5500-5700 HR
PRIME NEGATIVEI GIVES 58PERCENT PYROMELLITIC AN11YORIDE BASED ON I ADDED
AND 90PERCENT BASED ON I CONSUMED. OTHER PRODUCTS ARE MALEIC ANHYDRIDE
AND CO SUB2.

USSR UDC 622.245.428
KIRPICHENICO, B. 1. , KLYAVIN, R. M. , HY!,_,1OV, P. A.,
Volga-Ural Branch of the All-Union Scientific Pesear~-11 In_qritute of Geo-
physical Ex-ploration Methodg, and the Bashkir Scientific Pesearch and
Planning Institute of the Petroleum Industry
"Influence of the Strength of Cement Rock ov tfle Form of Acoustic-Locging
cementograras"
Moscow, Bureniye, No 5, 1972, pp 25-28
Abstract: Acoustic-logging cementograms, recorded (luxing a peciod oF relative
stabilization of the I)TOC~:S!3 Of COY.~ient-rock. form-AtIon, fiidlm-~to ~j rt.J,itiunship
lwtwcen tho amplit-tido of th(.- lim;)gitudina.1 waves .IT)'"'Illd the of- tile
I . k ce'lw-atop'l-am~,
cement blrjc~-. IL 'Is ~_110,wrl that: the form of acoustic-log
duriiig we.-vairemcnit-1, in Lhf~t jvriod of bard(aling 01' Oli~ vellwnl: ;njut.ful) and thr.
qtart of fivatLoll (if (Ale cement block d0pendS UpOt-1. thO time bemeen th(-- ~,,,~oment
of zessuring and the cnd of ce-mantation of the well, and dete:m~inatiori of the
quality of the cemept ring, on the basis of riicwurenovits during thi'll, Period is
possible only with knuwled~le of the dynamicr. of Ole acnu~;uic values i4iich
chnracteri-t~ the -.;picj_f_4r quito of tho hare4!nin- in thc wi2ll un(.1~..r
ivun condom .3 figurc.~~. 1 table.
9 44

112 018 UNCLASSI PIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--EFFECT UF LOW FREQUENCY MECHANICAL VIBRATIONS ON THE r'_XrRACTIJ)N OF
VEGETAbLE OILS -U-
AUTHOR-(0/i)-NlYAZ0V, '.I.I.t SALIMOV, Z-i YUSUBGVr M., SHARIPOV, D.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ULB. Kfil-M. LH. 1970, 14(1)t 71-2
,DATE PUBLISHEO ------- 70
:'SUBJECT AREAS--BIL)LOGICAL AND-MEDICAL.SCIENCES
',-:TI 0 P I CTAGS--VEGETABLE OlLv L,0W FREwUENCY, VlBkATICN, CHEMICAL SEPARATION
.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
OROXY REEL/FRAf-IE--1999/0301 STEP NO--UR/0291/70/(jII4/001/0071/0,)72.
,C'IRC ACCESS I 10iN, r4U--AP0122503
UNCLASSIFIL::O

212 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATEr-160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0122503
~ABSTPACWEXTRAcr--(u) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT 0;F LUA FRE,(UENCY MECH.
JON CIL, 4.2PERCENT H
VIVRATION 0; &XTr-i. OF C01 SEEL) MFAL (8.78PERCEWT
SU32 j) 4AS INVEESTIG.ATtD. THE EXTN. COLUMN HAD DIMENSIONS: LENGTH
(LAYEI"~' OF EXTRACTIGN MATERIAL) 340 MM; 01AIM. 40 MM; VIBRATI-JiN AMPLITUDE
8 HIM; FRE*.JUENCY 3.5 HZ; AV. 011A,~I. OF EXTO. PAI~TICLES it MM;
2uuEGR;Ec-S; RATE OF SCLVENT 0.35-2.0 CM-StEC. CONS WE -."'ABLE
INTENSIFICATI~DIN OF THE EXT.i. P40CESS W45 ACHIEVED BY USL C;F I IN
COMPARISON
R -d I TH COMAON EXTA. PROCESS WITHOUT I UNDEA THE SA.ME
CONOITIONS. THC EFFECT OF I IS b4SED MAINLY ON I'4PK6VE.',lr-_NT OF EXTERNAL
DIFFUSION. FACILITY: TASHKENT. POLITEKH. ImST.v TASHKENT, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
UDC 669.14.018.262
VOSTRIKOV, A. A., SARYCHEVA, L. P., Sm 0Yj
AT, RABINOVICH, YE. I., and
KONDRAT'YEV, L. H., Magnitogorsk mIA-al, gical Combine
"On the Question of Aluainum Nitrides In 08Yu Steel"
MOSCOW, Stal', No It, Nov 73, PP 1034-1036
Abstracti The microstructure of 08Yu steel containing (in 501 0.04 C, 0.01 Si,
0.3 Yn, 0.012 S, 0.006 P, 0,02 Cr, 0.03 Ni, 0.09 Cu, 0.02 As, and 0.065 All
Was investigated to determine the role Of aluminum nitrides in this ateol.
It was found that the high-temperature Winding, of Strip Into coils (7800 C)
leads to tho formation of large aluminum nitride precipitates (up to I aicron)
in hot-rolled and annealed (unaging) steel. At a low coiling temperature
(5800 C), nitrogen atoms are found in solid solution and, during the final
anneal, form finely dispersed aluminum nitrides with an elongated grain.
S. A. BRATUS', D. V. VCGTRIKOVA, L S.0 FFIVELt AND T. V. BA)MbSHII&A
participated in this work. Three figures# one table, five bibliographic
references.
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TADZH-TSV, K. T., BRAU14, A. A., and SHARIPM, F. Kh.~ TadzIli"i: S-Lo.to
Tnstitute ii,,icni Abuali Ibn-Sino
"Effect of High A1111-itude on Ani-rmal Reactivity"
Dushambe,- Izvestiy-- Akadenii Nauh TIadzhjjzrkoy SSR, rc-. 1,, 2.9-(2., p!) 81-806
Abstract: The curvival time, ana periphr;.,~,Al. blooOt vepo
subject,,~(I ItI*o Y-) fit v5~,rloi's tim~-,s beliz-
broug,U t0 Wn V-11"i L"AC 3,37~1 allove se IC-liel. Tr~c r-,)l anii.n-j s
6 ~* t 820 r., above I..'ea lev--J- "I"'he rort-,J.~litv
irradiated ir, 'he c o2-' Dinhwfbe,
was higher in -he Tiourtains thzin in the valley, b-Lit th2- luriqi!r the
L
malned in the mo-onuains prior to irradiation Uli,-, lower the niortality ral~e !ifter-
Ward. L%c weifght loss after irradiation vas mre prona.mc~,d in the !~:C-uzit~irc
than in t1he valley, Vhe vuri;oimt, beitiG, invarsely relatzd -~,o tha, len,-Ul of U-Z!
adaptation Deriou. Change-, in the colmosition of periplun-c-I blood after X-
irraclia-lion of rats not adanted to the altitude factor were o-f thta same natvir(~!
as in the anirals irradiate'll iri'u.i the dose in the valley, lbutl they ~:zrc:
some-What iincre vronolancedl. A mmth aft~3r irradiation the Ki~j-.i.~ber of
and loiikocy~e,: ""a"; much ill the rat", in t"!~~
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SHAR.UIOV, F. Kh. and YUL=~41EIVI, 1. Yu., Tadzhik 57tato ci`d.aal instit
-Itua 3, IXH--SIn~
"Effect of Adaptation on Composition of ileripheral blood, -,n iats in High-Altitude
Conditions"
Tashkent, Doklady Akadcmi Nauk Tadzhikskoy S.SR, Vol 13, NO 6, IWO, PP 60-b3
Abstract: A study was r-ade ol' chanZes in composiLion of r~lr-*Pha~ral bioc-d occvxring
in rats at high altitudes. 14 total of 160 white male npils, we: . iC9-iJ'O g
each, wore divided into 141 groups oil 10 animals each. Tost's woro coriduc-~Ud in the
AnzobsUy Pa5s (),)'~q ri abovo -,Qal lavol). Jlood 140r~ll tak-orl '1, 10,
15, '10. 2.51 jo, 40, 50, 60, '/0. 80, and 90 day,,i al%ur anLi;t,.ILi t;oru broug: L tu
1--ite. A group o.f' ~-G rats of tho s,-.ime i'ro's in
the mountain wurc% uscd a~; com,
the city of ~jushanba (6320 1!1 :ioa lovo-1). Thu t~rythroc~te ooulit, i;ho"Icli a
sl.Jj,,ht rise at tho outsut, ruaching, a maxdraurii by tiiio 1.5tjj I&'LY. ana t;-Iun ,itauilizod
at, 73Z4.L-74.0 thousand pur =J. As for roticulocytes, s~ acereaze was
noted initially, followed by a rise, reaching a rvxixium by tao io!~h day. This
value exceeded the control 6y a factor of
the valley (Dushanbe). The zaost abrupt shifts were shown in The nu,-.er-Laal
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pp 60-63
composition of nonocyTes: -ven by the third day after t illa !rlount.ain nscu,.It Lh:13
index rose 2.5 times to as compared with 1, Riaxi-
mum was reached by the 10th day of the axporLaiont: d.U-LC.12~~. loxcoodixk; Control
levels almost threefold. Those shitts agree with litera.ture data.

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BRAUNI, A. A., and aLkRIPOV, F. Bh., Chair of Histology, Tadzhik Medicall Institute
"Mitosis in a Kidney Undergoing Wmpensatory-Hypertroph;y in a High -.,.ount ain Region"
Moscow, ByLLUeten' &sper:lirientallnoy Biologii- i MeditsinY, Vol 70, No 12, Dee 70,
pp 76-79
Abstract: A left vaphrectcny was performed on rats 2 and 31 days after they j?ere
taken to a mountain area (3379 m above sea level) and cu other rat in a walley
(820 m above sea level) in order to study mitotic activity in the surviving
hypertrophic kidr--y. In the Iddney of the nonadapted rats, mitotic activity be-
gan to �ncreaze on the 2nd day followirg the operation, reaching a peak on t,
'lie
5th day and remairin 'g high for 2 months thereafter. The riax-L-n-im increase wa3 by
a factor of 2.5 lel--. than that in the kidney of the valley rats. Thirty days
adaptation to hiF U
.,h-altitude conditions markedly affected iiitosis in the surviving
kidney. The mitotic index or the 5th day folloi-iing the operation was close to
that in the valley. However, the maximum. increase was also observed on this day,
as in the nonadapted animans.

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THE EFFECT OF THORON INHALATION ON THE INUTOTIC ACTIVITY
IN THE FIDNEYS
M. M. Tadzhikov F. Kh, AbLWqv,
Tadzhik Medical Institute
Experiments were conducted on albino rats weighing 200 g each to study the eff-ect
produced by inspiration of the aero-thoron mixture on the mitotic I activity in the kidneys.
Svpars te .content of ThB and ThC was determined by measuritig the - renM N-. ctivity.
Afier a-2-hour ]on inhalation of thc air with thoron concen'tration therein reaching
'Ahe ak%sorbed radiation dose given to the rat's kidneys through the Th
(C+C1) cc-radiation comprised 26.6 ber. Such a single dose causes reversible stimulation
of mitotic activity in the epithelium of convoluted tubules of the cort ical and collecting
tubules of the medullary substance.
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