SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SILAKOV, V.N. - SILIN. V.P.

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USSR UDC 621.311-52
"Principles of Creating and Using a Software System for Controlling the
Operating Conditions of Electric Power Systems"
V sb. Optimiz. i upr. bol'shimi sistemami v energ. (Optimization and Control
of Large Systems in Pawer Engineering --.Collection af works), Irkutsk, 1970,
pp 301-322 (from RZh-Elektrotekhnika i Energetika, No'4, Apr,
71, Abstract
No 4 Ye233)
Translation: The urgency of creating an automated information computation
dispatch control system for the operating conditions of the Unified Power
System of the USSR is determined. The p.!7oblems of various automated control
systems in pawer engineering in the USSR are analyzed. The characteristic
features of the ASDU [Automated Information Computation Dispatch Cont~zol
System] are isolated. The control circuits are subdivided into five groups
with respect to information circulation,time. The complex of-functions
and problems of the ASDU are listed. Four subsystems~are distinguished
with respect to functional purpose. The general principles.of construct-
ing a specialized software system are defined. Requiriameats are formulated
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USSR
SILAKOV,' V. N., Optimiz. i upr. bol'shimi sistemami v energ. (Optimization
and Control of Large Systems in Power Engineering -- colleccion of works),
Irkutsk, 1970, pp, 301-322 (from RZh-Elektrotekhnika i.Energetika, No 4,
Apr 71, Abstract No 4 Ye233)
for both the hardware and softmare. It'is demonstrated that construction
of ASDU is possible only on the basis of third generation computer systems.
S ecial significance is attached directly to program compatibility and the
p
presence of a poweriul operational system. Thesa two t-oncepts are investi-
gated in detail. In accordance with the dispatch cont-rol. cycles, the
specialized software system is divided into three subsystems: operative
ptimal break-
dispatch control, daily planning and long-term planning. 0
down of the functional possibilities of the specializei~ software systems
for isolation of program modules is proposed., The. bibliography has 14
entries.
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UDC 576.809-31
USHAKOV, V. M.,,SIIAKOVA A, N., and FIKH'.wAN, B. A., I~istituto of Biochemistry
and Physiology rlicroorganisms. Academy of Sciences USSIR
"Eccentric Vibrator for Mechanical Disintegration of Nicroorganisms"
Moscow, Prikladnaya Biokhimiya i 14likrobiologiya, Vol 'I. No 4, Jul/Aug 71,
490-493
Abstract: An eccentric vibrator designed for hyperlino grinding of powders
was tested for potential application foi- disintegration of microo.rganisms.
Test cultures of N. coli an-i Staph. auraua viere use:i, ,mid spheroidized silica
sand powders added to the microbial suspension were u,.)ad as abrasives. The
ef'fectiveness of disintegration was determined by the percent-aZe of disinte-
grated cells, the amount of protein escaping from the colls, and charges in
tho catalyzi,-Z activity in homogenates. Test results demonstrated. that the
eccentric vibrator effectively disintegrates rrdcroorganism cells arrd can be
used for disintegration of lar-e volumes of biomass. Nechanical disinte:?raLion
is accomplished unde-r relatively gentle conditions, leaving subcellulqr
structures intact.

-7777".
USSR UDC 632.954:633.15
MILASHGIiENKO, N. Z., SILANTIYEV, A. N., Siberian Scientific Research
Institute of Agricultur~e
"On the application of Herbicide Mixtures to Corn Seedlings"
Moscow, Khimiya v Sel.skom Khazyayst've, Vol 8, No 10 (84), Oct 70,
Pp 49- 51
Abstract: The authors studied the effectiveness of herbicidal mix-
tures with various ratios of components on corn-plantings in 1967-
1968. Sukovinskiy-3 hybrid corn was sprayed with herbicides after
development of 3-5 leaves. The mixtures contained a constant 0.6
kg/hectare of 2,4-DA and X-4CL, while the quantity of 2,3,6-T3 and
Banvel-D was varied from 0.95 to 0-12:kg/hectam. It was found that
mixtures of Bancel-D and 2,4-0 or 2M-4CI have a number of advantages
over the compounds applied separately. The mixtures are effective
regardless of weather conditions, have a fairly strong residual. effect
on weed sprouts which zppear after summer rains,,are sage for the
next rotational crop (wheat), and assure a higher- corn silage Karvest.
In mixtures designed for treating corn plantings, the concentration
of Banvel-D should be higher than for treatment of other cereal
1.1'rasses. The optimum amount for. a mixture with 0.6 kjVhectare of
2,4-DA or 2M-4Gl is 0.24-0.34 kg/hectare. 1/1
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UDC:
USSR 539-183.2
SILANTVYEV, A. N., POLYAKOVA, T. V., RABOTNOVA, F. A., SHKURATOVA, 1. 0.
"Isotopic Analysis of Samples ol' Radioactive Fallout and Aerosols Using Beta
t-ry1T
Spectrome
Tr. In-t eksrerim. meteorol. Gl. upr. gidrome-teorol. oluzhby rri Sov. min.
SSSR (Works. Institute of Experimental Meteorology-Main Administration off
the Hydrometeorological Service Affiliated With the Council of Ministers of
the USSR), 1972, vyp. 25, pp i~6-14o (from RZh--Metrologiya i Izmeritel'ne.ya
Tekhnilza, 'To 6, Jun 72, Abstract No 6.32.1275T-
Translation: The paper deils with a method of determining the content of
~isotopes radium-106, praseodyPdum-10);, yttrium,-90 and :13tronti=-89 by teta
spectrometric analys.Ls. A scintillation beta-spectrometer i;-ith plastic
scintillator 70 mm in diareter and 20 mm thick was used as the spectroneter.
Only beta emission with energy above 630 kel! is considered in processing
the spectra. Spectra measured-in the range froin 630 keV to 3.5 MeV are
broken down into intervals, and the system of eouatlo6s
h., W 144SIS I +~06S to
+ 2
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SILANTIYEV, A. N., Tr. In-t eksi)erim. meteorol. G1. up,-. gidrometcorol.
sluzhby pri Sov. min. SSSR, 1972, vyp. 25, pp 136-140
is solved, where Ni is the number of pulses registered In interval i; S ic
-the number of pulses registered in the interval abbvie 630 ke-l; ai is a
tor for converting from the number of pulses in an interval to the numher
of pulses registered in the interval above 630 keV; and conversion from the
number of pulses registered to the radioactivity of th-~ isotopes can be com-
by the formula
ltd
where N is the count rate in the interval above 630 ke'VI; AO is the activIty
of the preparation; c is the effectiveness of registration in the interval
considered; w is the solid angle which accounts for axgulav distribution;
d is the thickness of the layer, and v is the coefficient cf attenuation of
beta emission. Four illustrationn, bibliography of two titles. Resur,6.
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USSR UDC: 539.1-075
KOVNATSKIY, Ye. F., ROSLYY, Ye. I., SILANTIYEV, A. N.~
','A Simple Two-Dimensional Analyzer of B.eta-Gamma CoincidenceB for Analyzing
Samples.of Radioactive Fallout.
Tr. In-t eksperim. meteorol. G1. urr gidronretec~rol. !iluzh~_qj T)ri Scy. r!,,in.
FS_SR_'N~ks. Tnstitute of Experimental Meteorology. Main Administration of
the Hydrometeorological Service Affiliated With the Council of Ministers of
the USSR) , 19723, vyp. 25, PP 2-17-120 (from P.Zh-IletroloEiya i I=eritel'naya
Tekhnika, No 6, Jun 72, Abstract No 06.32~13_22T_
Translation: The paper describes a two-dimensional 3-1 coincidence analyzer
based on two industrial AI-100 analyzers. A distinpuishing feature of the
unit is the possibility of registering the coincidence spectra on punched
tape during measurement. The beta and gamma spectre. taken ir, the single-
-crystal spectrometer inode are registered on the tape t3.t the end of the
experiment. A block diagram of the unit is given along with a schematic
of the control module. I'wo illustrations, bibliography of four titles.
Resum6.

USSR UDC 632.954 + 668.7:633.11
and NILASHCHMO, N. Z.., Siberian Scientific Research
Institute of Agriculture
"Aftereffects of the Herbicides Derivatives of Benzoic Acid on Spring
Wheat Under Conditions Prevailing in Western Siberia"
Moscow, Khimiya v Sel'skom Khozyaistve, No 4, 1973, pp 46-4$
Abstract: It has been shown that the decomposition of 2,3,6-TB and Bawdel-D
in argillaceous chernozem soil in Western Siberia is very slow due to the
limited moisture content of the soil. Under these conditions Banwel-D is
de-activated about 3-4 times faster than.2.,3,6-TB. Using optimal doses of
Banwel-D (0.95-1.35 kg/hectare) on corn:fields producer, no undesirable
aftereffects of this herbicide on spring wheat.

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TITLE-AN0,11ALIES OF DEVELOPMENT. Of- THE WEIIGHTBEARING LOCOM10TOR APPARATUS
_u_
N*N*v SILANTYEVelE.A.
OF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-URTOPEDIYA, TRAVMATOLOGIYA I PRbTELIROVANIYEr 1'970, NR 4, PP 19-22
.-:DATE PUBLISHEO-1 ----70
.'..;_,~iUBJECT AREAS-81OLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
1~ JOPIC TAGS--HUMAM 5eMETICS, BONE DISEASE, CEREBRUM, PARALYSIS
PARKING-No RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY~REEUFRAME-1990/0591 STEP NO--UR/9115/70/000/004/0019/0022
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0108806
UNCLASSIFIED

Z/Z 023 UNCLASSIFIEU OROCE.55 LNG DATE--Oq-JCT70
ACCESSION NO--AP0108806
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--[U) GP--O- ABSYRACT. THE AUTHORS HAI) UNUE1 OBSERVANCE
158 PATIENTS: 4Z OPTHOPAEDIC AND-116 PATIENTS waii caiGL-N-irAL
OB.SERVED CONrINGENT OF
MALOEVELOPMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREMITICIS.. THE
PATIENTS HAS BEEN STUDIEG FROM THE POSITIONS OF MODERN ACHIEVEMENTS OF
MEDICAL GENETICS. SPONTANEOUS HUTA'riGms WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CAUSAL
GENESIS IN 38 ORTHOPAEDIC PATIENTS, AND IN 4 PA14ENTS THE SPASTIc
CEREBRAL PARALYSIS WAS THE RESULT OF RH BLOOD INC:OMPAI'161LITY OF THE
-S OF MALDEVELOPMENT QF THE L-WER EXTREIKET ES
FETUS AND MOTHER. THE CAUSf
WERE ANOMAL-IES OF AMNION, NOXIOUS TERATOGENIC AGEjliTS (SPHILITIC AND
ALCOHOLIC INTOXICATION* THIOPHOSPHAMIDE, EXCESS DOSE OF koENTGEN
TRRADIATION, ETC.), MARRIAGE OF RELATIVES IN THE THIRD GENERATION,
MANIFESTAT11ON OF NONSPECIFIC PATHOLOGICAL HEREDITY IN THE FAMII.Yj
POSSIBLE PHENOCOPLES WITH TRAITS OF RECESSIVE AND PRIMARY DOMINANT
MUTATIONS. IN THE MAJORITY OF THE CASES,.THE CAUSE OF CONGENITAL
MALFO"IMATIONS COULD NOT bE ESTABLISHED*. FACILITY: KHARKOV
INSIITUTA PRUTEXIROVANIYA, ORTOPEDII I.TRAVMATOLOGII IM. H. 1. SITENKO.
.IF
-----U.NCLAS

025 UNCLASSIFIED' PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
,.TITLE--POLARILATIGN OF PARTICLES AND 0UAuTA SCATTEREO BY THICK LAYERS OF
MATTER -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-GNEUIN, YU.N., DOLGINOV, A.Z., SILANTYEV~v N.A.
CGUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
-i~SOURCE-"-ZHURNAL EKSPERIMENTALINOY I TEORETICHESKOY FILIKI, 197o, VOL 58,
PP 706-720
,.'.,--,DATE PUBLISHED-70
sUSJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TAGS-LLGHT POLARILATIONv ANGULAR DISTRIBUTIONlit PARTICLE SCATTER,
~-~-_LIGHT SCATTERING, NEUTRON POLAR.IZATION11 SPIN ORBIT,CJUPLING, NEUTRON
SCATTERING, OXYGEN
'~,_~~t(UITROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
STEP NO--UR/0056170/058/002/0706/0720
_~_~PRQXY REELIFRAME--1976/2068
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0043595
UNCLASS I FIEO

212 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCE.SSIAIG OATE--09OCT70
GIRC ACCESSION NC--AP0043595
ABSTRACTfEXTRACT--fU) GP-0- ABSTkACT. A METHOD IS PROPOSED FOR
CALCULATING THE POLARIZATION AND AN-GULAq DISrRIBUTION OF SPIN ONE HALF
PARTICLES AND OF QUANTA SCATTERED BY A PLANE LAYER OF LARGE OPTICAL
OtNSITY. POLARIZATION OF PHGTONS REFLECTED ANU TRANSMITTED BY AN
UPTICALLY THICK MEDIUM CONSISTING GF FREELY ORIEWE0 PARTICLES
(ELECTRUNS# ATOMS, DUST GRAINS) IS CALCULATED OiN THE ASSUMPTIO'l THAT THE
INITIAL PHOTON BEAM IS INCIDENT AT AN,ARBITRARY ANGLE TO THE SURFACE OF
THE~14EDIUM AND POSSESSES AN ARBITRARY:PCLARIZATIOPI. ANALYTIC FORMULAS
-SCRIBE.THE PULARIZATI011VOF NEUTR NS A TE E
ARE ALSO OBTAINED WHICH Of: 0 Sc T R 1)
BY A PLANE LAYER UF MATTER, THE POLARIZATION BEING DUE TO SPIN ORBIT
INTERACTION WITH THE NUCLEI. A NUMERICAL-CALCULATION CARRIED GUT FOR
THE 0 PRIMElb NUCLEUS SHOWS THAT THE POLARIZATION,MAY.BE QUITE LARGE.
'BE-APi'WIT-A-A PULA-9-IlArION
THT'S- P'ERMITS,-ONE' I"U"OaTAIN'AN" fNTEN'SE"'!,NEUFRrJN:
USEVERAL TENS or- PERCENT.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
ATANOV, P. K., KATUAN, A. K., VASIL'YEV, G. F., SAPRONO.I~,XJ,,j, SILANVYEV,
P. P.
"Single-Pole Transistor Flip-Plop"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 250997, Filed 14 May 1968, Published 3 January
1970 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Avtomatika, Teler;ekhanika i Vychis-
litelInaya Tekhnika, No 10, 1970, Abstract No 1OB110P, by N. V.)
Translation: The flip-flop suggested differs in that the load resistors are
connected in series with the sourcc-drain Junctions of hlocking single-pole
transistors, the gates of which are combined and connected to the control
input. The substrate of the blocling transistors is isolated from the sub
strate of the remaining flip-flop circuit. This allows the speed of the
flip-flop to be increased while decreasing the dissipated pmer. One
illustration.

USSR UDc 6zi.3-528.3.025-135
ANISDMV, B. V., Doctor of Technical Sciences, SOLOMATO, N. M., Candidate of
..T'Y]~V YU,.,211., Engineers
Technical Sciences, BLIYAYEV, V. A., and SILAJJ- I
"Design off Digital. Cornputer-Based,Factographic Data Retrieval System"
Iloscow, Mekhanizatsiya Avtomatizatsiya Proizvodstva, No 12, 1972, pp 48-49
Abstract: The article describes a factographic data retrieval systeia,
created at the Chair of Mathematical Machines, 114oscow Highei Technical School
imeni N. E. Bauman, for automatically f:Lnding short abstracts of scientific
and technical articles placed in the storage of a conputer. The abstractu
issued at -the request of instructors and students can be read without subse-
quent processing. The -unique feature of the system is +,he complete formaliza-
tion of the reduction of the prirary entries before they input into
the computer. This reduces to a minimua the subjectire factors which are
characteristic of unformalized reduction techniques and which are the prin-
cipal sources of the errors that occur In mv.&Jr-w xet~rleval.
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FOMENKOV, V. N., STREKALOVA, E. Ye., KATOSOVA, L. D., CHIRKOVA, Ye. M.,
iXX-OV, -A.Ye.
SAL'NIKO-VA, L. S., SILANVI~~. YEFDJENKO, L~ P.,
"Experimental Data on Adaptation and Its Limits in the Action of Poisons
Having a Mutagenic and Embryotropic Action"
Sb. Farmakol, Khimioterapevt. sredstva. Toksikol. Probl. toksikol.
(Pharmacology of Chemically Therapeutic Substances. Toxicology. Problems
in Toxicology--Collected Works), T. 5 (Itogi nauki i tekhn. VINITI AN
SSSR - Results in Science 'and Technology of the All-Union Institute of
Scientific and Technical Information, Academy of 'Sciences, USSR), 1973,
128-145) (from Referativnyy Zhurnal,' 30F, Biologicheskaya Khimiya,
No 189 25 September 1973, abstract No 1754)
Translation: The dependence- of the development of a cytogenetic and embryo-
tropic effect on long-term exposure was studied in an example of the action
of different groups of chemicals: chlorine releasing subatances, phenoxy-
acetic acid esters, triazines, carbamates, expoxy cotnpounds, imines, and
othe=. The possibility of adaptation of animals to~same substances that
cause pathological changes in offspring was demonstrated.
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VSSR LUX 543.39 r7)
ZHARIKOVA, G. G.j NARULOVA, S. 1.1 BOBIX, OVA jT. S. j IAOAU, N. S. SHOLINA
G. S.g and S11AYEV9 A. B Decovi State Universit/1-nd-a"71-.7. lZim-6.nosov,
Moscow
"Destruction of lacquer and Faint.Coatings by Bacteria and Actinomycetes"
Moscow, Prikladnaya Biokhimiya i I.Wtrobiologlya, Vol No 2, 1hr-Apr ?I
pp 236-242
Abstracti Prop, the soil of various regions of' the USSR, the folloi-iing strains
of bacteria and Actinoryeetes were isolated which were found to cause des-
truction of surface coatingsi Bacillus sphaericus var.:2P, Rac. coh-ae-rens
var. 4P, Bac. subtilis var. 1B, Flavobacterium acetylicwa var. Pt NYcolac-
+,OriUM SD. var. 1P, Propionibacterium pentosaceur, var, 14B# I-1crecoccus, auran-
tiacus var. 14C, Ricrococcus aul-antiacus var. 16 0, Actinomyces globisporus
var. 9B, Actinanyces globisporus var. 10C, AotinoiVees r:.p. Var. 10B. The
cultural, rorphological, axd biochemical characteristics. of the eight bac-
terial strains were deterr-Uned. The behavior of curface coatings WLzed on
epoxy resinp alkyd resin, teflon, p-entaphthalic resin, PVC, zxA orbarosilicon
resin with respect to the 11 m4croorg-anisms isolated war, detertiined in tests
in which a sanple of the surface coating:vas kept for I yr in contact with

USSR
Miktobiologiya, Vol 7,
ZHARJKOVA, G. G., et al., Prikladnaya Biokh:Lniya i I
No 2, 1-~ar-Apr 71, pp 21 -2412
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a culture r-edium containing (in U/I.) CaCO NGPO40'~/I V.- 2FO4 1, Kol 0.2,
agar 20 (PH 7.0-7-5). The only source of C for the mioroorjanAsm was the
coatina. The samples were examined every month. The tel%vlor of alkyd resin,
epoxy resin, and ieflon coatinggs with respect to mixtures of some of the
microorganisms was determined in similar, tests. The xr;.sults of the tests
axe tabulated. The bacteria and actinonueetes isolated can bo. used for
determining whether or not a surface coating is resistant to the action of
microorganisms,
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PRI'MLRY SOURCE: A-zittibiotiki, 1970, N M.- 2, p p J-1/0 - 'i
kIMARY ASSESSMENT OF ANTITUMOROd2'4AMT;0JTY OF SOME FRACTION'S
ISOLATED FROM THE CELLS OF ~TmoxvwNAS ONCOPELTI
Sukhareva-Nemakova, N. N.; Katrukha, G. S.;
Zeleneva, R. N.; Urinyuk-.1 V.M.MM1'1~M=wwM1
jkjosc73;= U
e niversity
The study 4of the effect of frictions isolated frorn the -cells of Strigorrionas oncopel4i
on sarcom '4 r,
a-180 reveziled that 'he cell.ula.r homogonate stimulates itle grovith of this tumo
the amino-acid 1raction inhibiths it, thepeptide fractioi is inactive, the tatal Hpid fraction
inhibits the growth of sarcoma-180 at early periods of turpor development and cauies
stimulation in a more prolonged introduction, thip lipid fraction devoid of sterities and
their esters is not endowed with a Almulating: action, both at early -and late perliqds
of tumor development, microsomal-mitocliondrial fraction posses5es a significant aniitu-
momus activity. the rewtoyal of lipids bythe extraction of this fritcokion with a chloroiorm-
methanol mixf-are leads to a loss of its antittimorous efled.
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PRIMARY SOURCE: Antibiotikis 1976" Tq 1 150 Nr 1,
A STUDY OF THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND-ANTITUMOR ACTIVITY
OF PROTAMINES, ISOLATED FROM STURGEON MILT
'Yermollyeva,, Z.V.; Yuliklava, Ye.P.;
Pokidova, N.V.; Pasternak,-. N.A.; Kolosova, I.V.;
Yevseyefiko L.K ;Shenderovic ~V.A
h
uti,,-m-w State University
.&-neraTFo-st =7ru WeUical Jnstlf 05r-0
Triprotamines in the form of sulfates were Isolated rrom the milt of individual
sturgeon stocks. The amino acid composition of triprotamines was determined and their
antitumor ectivity was studied. It was shown that protamlite irom, Ac. guldenstadti
and Ac. stellatus Inhibited tumor growth by 60--80 per cei;t, wiffle prolamine from
Ac. nudiventris was practically inactive.

USSR UDC 621.762.2
GRATSLOOV, YU. A. , PUTINTSEV, Be 1-1. and SILAYEV, At Pei
"Metal Pouders From Helts"
Netallicheskiye porosliki iz rasplavov.(cf. -EnGlish above), Eoscow, "I-Ietallur-
giya," 1970, 245 pp, ill-, 73 k (fron Wh-Metallurgiya, ho 3, Kar 71, Abstract
'70 3G403K by authors~
Translations' Some questions. reg-arding the st:_=tu:Lv of metallic melts are
considered, as well as their physical and technological rdropertles. Cn the
basis of experiments, nach--nisms of the failure of the flow of metallic
melts are analyzed, as siell as the shape and structun~- fox7--atlon of roider
particles. The shape of povrder particles and powder disporsity can be
regulated. The authors nota the large part played by small irpur-ities, super-
heating# and supercooling in the shape and structure formation of particles.
The technological processor, for obtaining metal pouders and alloys are des-
cribed. Idnety-three illustrations. Forty-sevon tables. Bibliography with
130 titles.
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Milk
USSR UDC: 621..762" 224
GRATSIANOV, Yu. A., PUTIMTSEV, B. N., and SILAYEV, A. F.
"Metallicheskiye poroshki iz rasplavovwdFetal. Powders; From MeIts),. Moscow,
Izd-vo "Metallurgiya," 1970, 248 pp-
Tr-nslation of Annotation: Certain problems of the structure of metal raelts
and their physical and technological properties are considered.. Or, the basis
of experiments, analyses are made of mechanisms of metpJ fusion stream dis-
integration, and of the shape and formation of structure of pa.-rder-particles.
It is shown that the shape and size of a powder particle may be con-trolled.
The significant role played by small additions, overheating and overcooling
in the formation of particle shape and structure is pointed out.. Industrial
processes for the production of metal powders and melts are described.
The book is intended for scientific and engineering-technical personnel of
research institutes, who are involved with problems related to physical and
powder metallurrj and metal ceramics. Ninety--three f igures, 4-7 tables, 130
references.
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GRATSIANOV, Yu. A., et al., "I.Ietallicheskiye poroshki iz rasplavov" (Metal
Powders From Melts), Moscow, Izd-vo, "Metallurgiya," 1970, 248 pp
Table of Contents
Foreword 5
!Chapter I. Certain Theoretical Bases of the Atomizatibu of
Metallic Liquid by a Gas Str am 9
Theoretical Problems of Metallic Liquid Structure 9
Physical Properties of Matal Helts 17
Theoretical Problems of the Atomizat
ion of Melts 27
Technological Problems of the,Atomiz~ation of Melts 41
Chapter II. Physico-Mechanical and Physico-Chemical Bases of PoWder
Production from Melts ~s 45
Effect of Basic Physico-Mechanical Process Paramettrs on
the Disintegration Mechanism of a Molten Metal Jet, and
on the Degree of Dispersion of Forming Particles, 46
Physico-Chemical Phenomena in the Atomization of Molten
Metal by Gaseous Energy-Carriers 67
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GRATSIANOV, Yu. A., et al., "Metallicheskiye poroshki iz rasplavov" (Metal
Powders From Melts), Moscow, Izd-vo "Metallurgiyal" 1970, 248 pp
Chapter III. Production of Iron and Steel Powders From a High-
Carbon Fe-C Melt. 103
Physical Properties of High-Carbon Fe-C Melt 104
Technological Parameters of the Atmization Fe-C Melt 106
"Decementation" of Powder-Siemifinished Product of Fe-C
Melt.by the Oxide Phases O"gen 114
Physical, Technological Properties and Thin Structure of
Iron Powder 121
Chapter IV. Technology of PowAer,Production on the Basis of
Fe-Si Allay 135
Selection of Material 135
Production Technology of the Fe-Si-C-Mn-Al-Bi-B Alloy Powder
of.Spherical Form 143
Atomization of High-Grade Ferroalloy Melts 151
Chapter V. Production of Powders From Ferromagnetic Iletals and
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USSR
GRATSIANOV, Yu. A., et al., "Metallicheskiye poroshki iz.rasplavov" (Metal
Powders From Melts), Moscow, Izd-vo :"MetaUurgiya," 1970, 248 pp
General Data on Ferromagnetic Materials- 155
Production of Powders From Iron:and Its Nickel and Cobalt
Alloys 159
Powders of High Aluminum Content Alloys 176
Powders of Iron-Chromium System Alloys 181
Silico-Iron Powders 185
Chapter VI. Production of Other Metal and Alloy Powders 187
Nickel Powder
187
CopRer and Its Alloy Powders, 188
Stainless Steel and Alloy. Pmiders 190
Yerroalloy Powders 195
Chapter V11. Melting Apparatus and Atomizing Equipment, 199
Meltlug Furnaces 199
Atom W n& Equipment 202
Injector Systems 208
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GRATSIANOV, Yu. A., et al., "Metallicheskiye poroshki i?' rasplavov" (Metal
.'Powders From Melts), Moscow, Izd-vo "Metaj-lurgiya," 1970, 248 pp
Basic Technological Powder Production Methods 212
Certain Technical-Economical Indices~of Atomized Pcwder
Production and Application 214
Chapter VM. Use of Atomized Powders in:Powder Metallurgy 220
Use.of Iran and Alloy Powders in Production of Items and
Materials of General Rachine Building 221
High Porosity Metal-Ceramic.Articles 224
Ferrmagnetic Pmdered and Hetal-Ceramic Materialp 232
References 240
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USSR uw 621-762-2-001
M. Ye., Siterian Institute of
FISHMAN, B. D., and VALOV,
~5etallurgy imeni S. Ordzhonikidze, All-Union Institute of kriation Materials
"Effect of Physical Properties of Yetal~Yelts on Spheroidization of Drops in
the Process of Their Crystallizatioe'
Kiev, Poroshkovaya MatallurBiya, No 2 (122), Feb 73, PP 5-8
Abstract: The conditions for the formation of particles of spherical form,
when diffusing melts by compressed air, are discussed. A brief analysis is
made of existing theories and available practical. data of relations between
volumetric, thermophysical, and surface properties of substances. To estimat&
the capacity for spheroidization, it is suggested that,a comparison be rade
between simple substances by the mgnitude or the ratio of surface energ
.,y and
the product of atomic volume and temperature conductilf1ty va~lues. Methods
are given for tIL-- determination of the spheroidization capacity of particles
for binary systems with unlimited mitualT solubility, for binary systens con-
tainir4g, chemical compounds, and for ternary. systemB. Three figures, eight
f0=11as, thirteen bibliographic references.
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USSR UDC 541.18.053:541.182.2/3:621.034
BAKRANOVA, R. A., ZILAILV_.A A, and SHIMANOVA, 0. M., Ukrainian Hydro-
meteorological Institutel, Kiev..
"Possibility of Degree of Dispersion in Atomization of Liquids with Low-
Frequency Ultrasound"
Moscow, Kolloidnyy Zhurnal, Vol )WXIII, No 1, Jan-Feb 1971, pp 13-22
Abstract: Conventional concave-mirror type dispersers used in generating
mis-ts..for simulated fog studies do not secure the optinal range of particle
d1ameter, especially when the dispersed liquid is a colloidal system.
A,&'spersion device combining a low-frequency ultrasonic generator with an
exponential ultrasonic concentrator equipped with a cap of porous material,
was,found to producc a significantly larger number of particles of optimal
diameter for study with optical microscopes (1-5
Witli use of this equipment, probable aerosol particle diameter is only
slightly dependent on the physico-chemical properties of the diflpersed
liquid, the nature of the porous cap, or.the acoustic power and frequency,
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112- 036 UNCL ASS IF I ED Pki~ICESSMG ~'ATE-13NGV70
TITLE-THE APPLICATION OF MATRICES AND GRAPHS TO THE TiNAt.1'51' OF uLTRA
--HIGH FRFQUENCY DEVICES -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-SILAYEVt M.A, v BRYANITSEV, S.F.
COUNTRY OF 1NFO--USSR
SIOURCE-THE APPLICATION OF MATRICES,AND GRA.PHS TO TH E~ ANALYSIS OF ULTRA
FREQUCNCY DEVICES (PRILOLHEMYE MIATR[TS I;GR.AFtJV 11, ANALIZU SVCH
PUBL [SHED------ 70
~:._SUSJECT AREAS-KATHEMATICAL SCIENCES, ELECTRONIC~, AND ELECTRICAL EINGR.
TOPfC TAGS-ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT, ELECrRONIC COMPONENTr ULTRAHIGH FRF(JUENCY1
GA -CHN, I QUE vMATHEMAT IC. M ATR I XIMPEDAGE BRIDGEt
APH THEORY, GRAP14 TE
'~.~'COUPLING ClkCUIT, ANTENNA CUMPONEW, HANDBOOK
....-C.CNTROL 14ARKING-l',10 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-Ul"41CLASSIFIED
PROXY PEEL/FRAMF-3003/1237 STEP NO-~-UP,/0000/70/'00(1/000/0001/0247
CIRC ACCESSION NO-A.-M0130243
AS

-2/2 036 U~NCLASSIFIEDI PROCESSINIG DATE--13NOV70
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--A.'40130243
:.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TABLE OF CONTENTS: INTRODUCTION
'3. BASIC DESIGNATIONS 6. CHAPTER I MATVICES US1,10 lk ~STI",Arlt~G THE
CHARACTERISTICS OF ULTRA HIGH.FIREOUENCY DEVICES. EILEMENTS OF THE0kY 9s
I I OR IE'NTED, Gi~APHS AND THE I 'r-, APPt.1 CAT LON f0k THE CALCULATION OF THE
CHARACTERISTICS 13F ULTRA HIGH FREQUENCY'DEVICES 50.' lil CALCULATIoN OF
THE CG.EFFICIENTS OF REFLFLTION AND TRANSMESSI&N OF 4CASCADE CO;4NECTION OF
CONCENTRATEO NONUNIFORMITIES. OkIENTED'GRAPHS OF TRANSITIONS BET~t)EEN
LINES HAVING DIFFERENT WAV E RESISTANCE .73. IV CASCADE CONNECTIONS OF
QUADR[POLES OF ULTRA HIGH FREOUENCY. ERRORS GF MISMATCHING ArrENUATORS
ATkICES A#N,) GFLIENTE -RAPHS OF DIRECTED COUPLERS. DIRECT
93. V WAVE MA D G
USE OF. 3RIDGE DEVICES AND UIRECTEG COUPLERS IN' THE: TECHNOLOGY OF OLrRA
~HlGti FREQUENCY 115- VI MISMATCH ERRORS:IN MEASUI~JNG THE POWER OF
.ULTRAHIGH.FREQUENCY WITH THE AID OF UIRECTED COUPLERSt BRANCH 6OXES AND
TRAINSMITIERS CASCADING TO THE CIRCUIT 149. . VII THE APPLICATION OF
OR-IENTE0, GRAPHS TO THE GALCULATION GF THE CIIARACTER[STICs OF DISCRETE
PHASE S4IFTEkS OF ULTRA HIGH FREuUENCY 1-709 VIII THE APPLICATION OF.
ORIE~?TED GRAPHS TO THE C4LCULATION OF THE. CHAKACTERLST[CS C-F ANTENNA
SWITC14ES 199. IX MATRICES AND GkAPHS OF NONRECIP~G(,AL Mir' PrILARIZATION
DEVICES. T~-IE APPLICATION OF THEM TO THE~ CALCULATION OF THE:
CHARACTER:STICS OF THESE 'JEVICES 217. APPENDIX 242~. 1HE BOOK IS
iDESIGNED,'FOR ENGINEERS, SCIENTIST OEVELOM,* AND ItiVFSTIGATING VARIOUS
ULTRA HIGH FREQUE
v -NCY DEVICES. EACH CHAPTER.PAS A
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USSR UDC 548.52
PORTNOY, K. I., GRIBKOV, V. X., SHCRETANOV, B. V., UMANTSCV, E. L., SIIAYEV
V. A.
"On the Mechanism of Growth and Etching of Aluminum Nitri~e Whiskers"
'Moscow, Kristallografiya, Vol 18, No,3, May/Jun 73, pp 599~604
Abstract: An investigation is made of the influence of Iron impurities on
the growth of aluminum nitride whiskers in the process of -arbon reduction
of.aluminum oxide in a nitrogen atmosphere in accordance with the reaction
A1203 + 3C + N2 - 2ALN + 3C0. It is established that the presence of iron
is.a decisive factor in growth of the crystals. While it does not partici-
pate in the process of aluminum oxide reduction, the iron promotes whisker
growth by the vapor - liquid - solid phase mechanism, acting as an aluminum
and nitrogen solvent, It is shown that with.insufficient aluminum in the
gaseous phase, the reverse process of nitride whisker evaporation may take
place by the solid phase- liquid vapor mechanism with the iron acting as
"Mur aliaw�151;01.1 R11111-I
M45 DEful Mass

Powder Metallurey
USSR UDC 621.762.224
SILAYEV, V. A., and PUT114TSEV, B. N., Redkin Experimental Plant and Central
Scientific Research Institute of Ferrous YAetallurgy.imeni 1. P. Bardin
Properties and Use of Sprayed Metal and Alloy Powders"
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 9, Sep 73, pp 1-5
Ir
Abstract: Data from studying the process of producing powders from melts tinder
production conditions and results of studying certain physical and engineering
properties of powders and pure metals (iron, nickel) and alloy powders (bronze,
steel Kh18119) are presented. The powders were made in a gas-jet unit at the
Redkin Experimental Plant accor(iing to technology developed jointly with the
Institute of Precision Alloys, Central Scientific Research Institute of Ferrous
Metallurgy: melting metals and alloys in a basic crucible, diffusion deoxida-
tion of the melts through a synthetic limestone slag with calcium borate, and
chnically pure nitrogen P
dispersion of the jet of the melt with to (9c).8` N12),
Data are presented on using air, nizrogen or argon medi%uns for spraying p6wders
and the resultant content of oxygen and nitrogen after opraying, after anneal-
ing in hydrogen, and after sintering in hydrogen, where the contents of the two
gases diminishes in the order given above. Tables are given vh1ch show the
volumetric mass, pycnometric density, floutability, and pressability of the
sprayed powders. 2 figures, 4 tables, 1 bibliographic reference.

USSR ~ I UDC 548-52
GRIBKOV, V - N SHCHWANOV, B. V., %IANTSEV, E. L., and
ISAYKIN, A. S.
"Peculiarities of the Growth Mechanism of Silicon Hitxide Whiskers"
Moscow, Krist "rografiya, Vol 16, Ito 5j Sep-Oct 71, pp 982-985
Abstract: The authors studied the growth conditions and mechanism of OL-
S'3N4 whiskers grown by the reaction of silicon dioxide with silicon at 13-10
14800 C in an atmosphere of nitrogen containing about I percent hydrogen, with
0
special emphasis on the role of mullite. It was found:that mullite is the
best substrate for r)L-S'3N4' In the absence'of mullite,whisker growth occurs
only If iron or aluminum Impurities are present in the initial charge or are
introduced into the growth zone. Under these conditions deposition proceeds
by a vapor-liquid-solid phase mechanism with the partinipation of drups con-
sisting of aluminum-sillcon, Iron-silicon,or tron-aluminum-silicon alloys,
while crystallization from the.liquid phase proceeds byan axial screw dis-
location mechanism.
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tArviri,, hy C-an-41dates of technical science;2b~ev 0. K. 113zi lenko.
V. L. Nakh akh Yu. F. ]ILMennow V. Ve 00
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N7-
Mascaw, Priborr i ~i%t=
The rational ortanization,or a tiara link in Swaraphically scattered
systclo of the type Sirens [I) largely detervines the economic effectiva-
boss of the eati.r.o.systow,
A data link coaljinos Into one system the peripheral subdivixions 12J
and the technological date processing.,center (DPC)~131. The link Is &,set
of chs"nel.-t and technical_ fat I I I ties that provl4& * high- commanicatim
channel utilization coufficicnt, reliable trnaLwaiision and-processing of
Ow technical
data and direct multichsnnol_;c~caticax.
Toct 'I ties or a link are dividod Into tb=* groupst- traffic'coricrotr*-
tioit fartfitieS (11M3 ja~ to exchanSe rel lability a. and soultichannel
communications group.
Means of Concentrating 1*tta flows
The purpose of facilities of this group 15 to ensure econtmicallr
efficient utilization of uncommutattst channels K. for a given subscriber
~rvitlng quality. 'the prerequisl t,.s for extensive application of various
data traffic cant mtration seth,4N In a data link --re formulated.in 11).
A
orlint to the c ,riterion 0 , I Of the Tatio at distances
cr
betwen On ~otjrcei Cl~n) and.tht~ concentrator K and tmtween the coocantratar
=W UPC, the following methods of traffic concentration may he used
( Fj Vrvo 1); locs I carKentrntlan (I I 100 a). Ithe technical
facilities of VM my be based an the utilization of the principles of
commutatiam of either the Is at the t"fflc.
um F1

USSR UDC: 681.3:656,072
ZHOZHIKASHVILT, V. A., MITSKEVICII, L. A., NOVOKHArKY, A. A., P LL&Y E N.
"The 'Sirena' Time-Sharing Queueing System"'
-q
~Moscow, Pribory i Sistemy Upravleniya, No Sep 70, pp 1-4
Abstract: A generalized analysis is presented of the req.uiremenLS placed aa
remote automatic queueing systems, systems with large numbers of widely separated
information sources (and consumers), a widely branched net~work of information
transmission, and centers for storage and processing of inf*orriiatlon. Study of
currently available series-produced equipment for use in ~.:uch systems has indi-
cated that the available equipment does not, satisfy the ri-i-quirements of such a
system, particularly as concerns input-output and informaLion transmission de-
vices with sufficient reliability, devices for concentration of information fl(.-)w,
and devices for interconnection of channels and machines. vierefore, a new series
of devices has been developed, including a cathode ray tu4e informaLion terminal
and display unit with a universal information keyboard; an information editor, a
memory device for storage of information from the keyboard or information arriv-
ing from the information processing center; and a device for parallel printing
of.documents on standard blanks. This equipment plus equipment already available
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USSR UDC 612.039
KM'HIN, A. M., KASHUTIN, A. A., SILAYEV Yu. V., and JUIR01407, V, V.
Solution of Certain Optimization Problems for Fast Re-actors"
V sb. Fiz. ~adern. reaktorov (Physics of Nuclear Reactors Collection of
Works), No 2, Moscow, Atomizdat, 1970, pp 17-32 (frcu R?h-Fizika, No 4,
Apr 71, Abstract No 4V526)
Translation: Problems illustrating the possibilities o%~' the ROKBAR program
and giving an idea of the nature of solutions and the optimization of hiSh-
power fast reactors are described. Reactors with oxide fuel and sodium
coolant are considered; the core consists~of two regions, with different con-
centrations of fissionable isotopes.. The'following problems are solved: 1.
the minimum of the critical mass for a constant reactor power, In seeking
the optimum the dimensions of the fwl elements ind the imisom~).y, tilt, CU.-
mensions of the core region-i, the i)toj) of the fucl elemem. lattice, the
valoe,,ty of t-he coolant, and the concentr6tion of fissioriable isotopes were
varied, Re-stilts are presented for reactors with an electric pwer from 500
to 2500 Mw. The minimum critical mass is achieved for very high values of
the maximum thermal stress, which drops from 2590 to 2050 kw1l with an
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KTJZ'MLN, A. M. , et al, Fiz. yadern. re4ktorov (Physics of Nuclear Reactors
Collection. of Works), No 2, Moscow, Ato.mizdat, 1970, pp 17-~32 (from RZh-
Fizika, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4V526)~
increase in power in this range, so that the value of the -minimum critical
mass increases by a factor of 4 widn the rise in power. The ninimum of the
critical -a s, is achieved for a flattening coefficient of 0.3. 2. The
minimum of the doubling period of the breeder reactor systen. It is shown
that in th:is case the doubling period drops with a rise in reactor power and
can be decreased by holding a constraint on the average heating of the cool-
ant and also through creating a veakly stressed active section in the center
of the reactor or a zone with raw material. 3. The minimum expenditure of
plutonium to ensure a given rate of development of nuclear power. The results
of calculations are given and discussed. Experience accumulated in the pro-
cess of optimization studies with the aid of the ROKBAVprogram ia discussed,
sad recommendations are made on the selection of a plan for the solution of
optimization problems taking into account thermophysical. and strength re-
lationships. S. M. Zaritskiy.
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USSR UDC 621.039
mmMV, V. V., KUZ'MIN, A. H., KASHUTIN, A. A., and SILAYEV, Yu. V.
"Computational Optimization Complex for Fast Atomic Reactors (ROKBAR)"
V sb. Fiz. yadern. reaktorov (Physics of Nuclear Reactors Collection of
Works), No 2, Moscow, Atomizdat, 1970, pp,3-16 (from. B.Zli-Fizika, No 4, Apr
71, Abstract No 4V528)
Translation: A program for the M-20 computer is described that is intended
for finding the optimal version of a fastpower reactor considering the in-
terrelationship of its thermal, strength, and neutron-physics parameters.
The algorithm for gradient search is achieved through the use of formulas of
the theory of small perturbations and linear programmirg (the method of con-
secutive shortening of discrepancies). Following are considered given in
the optimization: reactor power, the form and properties of the fuel and
structural materials, the coolant circuit and the coolant, the structural
solution, the maximum temperature of the coolant at the,output of the core,
and the parameters of the external fuel alcle. The WKBAR program makes it
possible to optimize the doubling time of fast reactors, the critical mass,
the coefficient of nonuniformity of the heat release fii~.Id, the energy
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KHROMV, V. V., et al, Fiz. yadern. reaktorov (Physics of Nuclear Reactors
Collection of Works), No 2, Moscow, Atomiziat, 1970, pp 3-16 (from RZh-Fizika,
No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4V528)
intensity of the fuel in the cycle, etc., and also any combination of these
quantities. I%io-dimensional cylindrical.reactors having no more than 2 zones
with respect to height and several zones with respect to radius can be con-
sidered. To satisfy the optimality criterion, one can~change the follo""ing
controlnng parameters: the height of the core, the thickness of the in-
dividual zones, the dimensions and step of the.fuel eltiments, the velocity
of the coolant, the enrichment of the fuel, and the volume of boron rods for
compensation of reactivity. Constraints are imposed ott the region of change
of the controlling parameters and an several quantitiei which have a func-
tional dependence on the reactor parameters.-S. M..Zaritskiy.
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USSR IJDC 62L.039.51
KHROMOV, V. V., KIJZ-MIN, A. M., KASIRITIN, A. A., and SIIAYCV, YTJ.V.
Itlecalculation Optimization Complex for Fast Nuclear Reactors
(ROKBAR)"
Fiz. Yadern. Reakto,rov (Nuclear Reactor Physics -- collection of
works), No 2, Moscow, Atomizdat~Press 1970,.pp 3-16 (tfrom
Referativnyy Zhurnal-Yadernyye Reaktory, No:3, 1971, Abstract No
3.50.63)
Translation: The ROKBAR Drogram for optimi zation of fast nuclear
reactors has been written for the M-20 computer at the Moscow
Engineering Physics InBtitute- 'The ROKBAR program allows seqven-
tial search for the optimal version of a fast reactor considering
its thermal, strength, and neutron physical characteristics while
avoiding variant calculation. The Drogram Is based on an algorithm
of gradient search for an optimal version u,sing,formulas from the
theory of small perturbations and linear prbgramming. The authors
oreferred this method of optimization above: other taethods (dynainic
programming, the maximum principLe of Pontryagin), since it is
most universal and has been developed in sufficient detail. The
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K;-ROMOV., V. V., et al., Piz. Yadern. Reaktorov, No 2, Moscow,
Atomizdat Press 1970, pp 3-16 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal-
Yadernyye Reakt No 3, 1971, Abstract No~3-50-63)
ory,
creation of rhe ROKBAR optimization complex was facilitated by
the experience in the planning of fast nuclear reactors
accumulated at the institute of:Phyrics and Power Engineering.
Optimization studies of a BN-350-nuclear reactor have shown
that 2 to 3 miautes of M-20 computer machine time is required
for each step in the search, the total time~expended for optimi-
zat-ion of the nuclear reactor being not over 1.5. hr. Studies
performed using the ROKBAR program.have shown that it is a
.w reliable and effective tool for,the search.for optimal composi-
tions of fast nuclear reactors. '9 biblio. refs..
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PROCESSING OATF-IISE~~70
1/2 oll UNr_LASSIFlElj
-':T-'ITLE--METHOD OF PREPARArION OF 29C PRIME14,CYTIDINE ANO URIO[NE
'~NUCLEGTIDES WITH THE USE OF ENZYME PREPARATION FROM M-1 RAT SARCOMA -U-
ILA A., AVDEYEV4, L,V.9 DEBOV, S.S.
-:COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
opal
;_5.0URCE__VOPROSY MEDITSINSKOY XHIMIf, 1970t VOL 16, NR~ 2, PP 207-210
a.- AT EPUBLISHED - ----- 70
-'.-.:'SuBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEOiCAL SCIENCES
"-,TOPIC TAGS- RAT, SARCOMAt PROTEIN, ENZYME, NUCLEOTIDE, NUCLEOSIDE, CA.RBON
CONTROL MAPKING--N0 PESTPICTIONS
AOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.."aRoxy REEL/FRAME--1986/0645 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION N1--AP0l')?631
r-; -ft ~Q~ T _.:_ I- ft---

2/2 Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-11SEP70
~:CI.RC ACCESSION NO--AP0102631
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(P) GP-0- ABST RACT. THE M-ETHOD OF PREPARATfr%l OF r,
PR-YME14 LARELLFO tMP, UMP, CDPv UDPv CTP AND UTP FROM CORRFSPONOING C
PRIME14 NUCLEOSIOES WITH THE USE OF PROTEIN FRA(;'TION OBTAINED tcAOM M-1
RAT SARC014A WAS DESCRIBED. THE-SUPERNATANT OBTAINED AFTER
CENTRI.FUGATION OF TUMOR HOMOGENATE AT 105.000 Gi.GR PROTEIN C9NT41NING
SOLUTIONS RREPARED FROM FPACTIONS ISOLATED FROM CELL FqEE EXTRACTS AT
?5-50PERCENTY 25-60PERCENT#*AND 25-80PERCENT OFSULP"ATE AMMCNIA
SATUPATION WERE USED AS THE ENZYME SOU'RCEt DURING THE INCUBATION OF C
-PRI.MF-14 CYTIDTNE-~AND UR.IDTNE.WITH SUPER14ATANT C. PRIME14- CTP tAt~10 UTP
(WITH 40-50PERCENT*OF YIELD) WERE OBTAINED. TliE USE OF THE FIRST
PROTEIN FRACTION GAVE C PRIME14 COP AND U0P (THE 'YIELD 70-85PFRCENT).
THE SECOND FRACTION GAVE C PRIME14 COP ARD UDP (THE YIELD 50-60PERCENT)t
AND THE LATTER C PRIME14 CTP AND.UTP (WITH 70~-85PERCENT OF YIELD). THE
SAMPLES OF NUCLEOTIDES OBTAINED WERE HOMOGENOUS AT SPECTROPHOrOMETRIC
AND CHROMATOGRAPHIC ANALYSTS, POSSESSED THE SPECIFIC RADIOACTIVITY OF
PARENT NUCLEOTIOES, AND WERE USED AS SUSMATES IN FOUR ENZYMATIC
SYSTEMS,
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UNCLASSIFIED

'USSR IUJ-C 5WI-556.07
414'~ -VAI, and KCj'!Jj'V, V. V., Moscov Institute of lh--tloral _Econorw
..4 -1 _.,
Lueni G. V. Ple-khanov
"Studies in. the Area of Diazo Compom.-.ds. MIX. Pyrophosptatcs of Arwatic
Amincs and Diazo, Compounds"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Or;~:aniclweskoy Mii-r-ii, Vol 6, No 9, S e p'~10, rip
Abstract: Diazotization of arri-mtic waidnes by me-anr ef soditu.-, nitrite in
aoueous Solutions of Pyrophoss-p1loric acid was ctadied. The rate of di:,-,.?otiza-
tion decreased with the decrease of -Dasicity communts of' the amines in water.
5ie reactiorAL took u-.poll combinin- the vewkmts. 'rile pmdilcts 111.4 a Comi-
Posttion of 2:3. of the av-,Lne to Pymplno:,phoric aeiA.. 141,.~,n am-inez. v-! n2
dimaolved in i~l fornlic acicl "'all-Or to mixing -- the
tion. After repeated recr,,stallization the 1:3. prodilct, cor-jel-
Qd to 2:3.
L'~ , a I of -e-
cor-a-ro=ds Xr-H- ",H P,aP Also salts of arompttic axines with artLlaphos.:)~Ioric
4`2 3
acia of P_1 S Uon ~m- re obtained,',vthich upon diazotizi-_,tion i avci ortho
phosphates of the diazocom S XC
0'and 04"2. 4

USSR UDC 548-522
ISA=4, A. S., GRIBBKOV, V. N., SHCHETPIM, B. V., SILAYEV, V. A., and
LEVEiSKAY.A., M. 0.
"Growth of Filamentary Aluminua- Oxide Crystals Dtiring Rl~!duction of AluminLU.Ti
Oxide"
Moscow, Fizika i Khimiya 0brabotki Materialov, No 1, Jan/Feb 73, pp 112-1-LO
Abstract: Thermodynamic analysis of alumirum. oxide redu-ction by hydro.-en
and carbon showed that Al-20 produced the highest pressure among the E.,atsc-ous
reaction products and that A120 was primarily responsible for the ma--:-i I~rans-
fer in the U-p-seous phase. A jr-rticipation of al-wra-invan vaporr, in this Prece--s
was determined by the, presoure of CO vapors within the roduction vone ol'
alumin-a. Reduction of' A1203 C and dproduced =.d.n.L:j 3-2n
by A and ILL, and the
pressure of A120 was thre& times as high, idjen the redur--l"Aon w~-- accompli,;i1ed
by carbon. A difference in temperatures between reduc-.ion c4na condcin.-letJon
zones of the order of 200-3001C produced a ini 'jYerzaturL,-:.ian eqLiuling 10.
Corundum- whiskers were successfully gro,,-m in the presei-ce of hydrogen w,~,c.-n
the difference in temperatuxy-~ between reduction and condenst~tion zonez; -,-as
60-800C. A rapid growth of 'whiskers vase observed at 200-2D500C in tLe re-
duction zone when this tempei-ature difference amounted to 150'C and the
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ISAYIMI, A. S., et al, Moscow, Fizika i I-Iimiya- Obrabot-ki M-iterialov, Wo, 1,
Jan/Feb 73, Pp 112-1-10
persaturcation was S---~5. The diameter of vtiskers in tlnis ("-oc mit;
su
and they vere 20-25 nm long. Wlien the difference in teitrij3eratuxe betwooll ZOn-:.--
was 200-2200C, the wbiskers vere 1-10~t in dienniter and. 8 mm lon.v., but t'~Iey
had many defects. The whisherG were of irregular shape -:urid very siandl when
the temperature difference was 250-2&30C. ~ A condensation of aluminimi droplet-s
in the growing zone of whIskers led to the conclusion that tte initial
lization centers origin-ated in -these droplets and th.c.- of carmid-o~-,--
vhiskers in this proceso took place according to thQ va'-Kir IiTuid ,,oi4d
pbase mecbanism.

USSR UDC 621.74
SID01UN, 1. 1., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, S4101ywn V. &I
Iyate oINktIni-
Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent, SLOTIN, V.
cal Sciences, SOLOWYEVA, T. V., Candidate of Technical Scielices, Docent,
and ESKIN, G. I., Candidate of Technical~Sciences, Moscow Higher Technical
School imeni. N. E. Bauman
"Obtaining a Composite Casting Alloy for :Percussive Rock Drills by Means
of Ultrasonic Treatment of the Meltor
Moscow, Izvestiya Vysshykh UchebnykYt Zavedeniy, FashinoGtroyeniye, No 8,
1972, pp 116-121
Abstract: A composite allcry for cumulative~actioa pexciassive. rc drills is
obtained on the basis of allov HVTU-3. This alloy has hip
h hardness and
strength values, and possesses considerable brittleness and fran-entabil-ity.
In order to make the alloy still stronger, and to increiilse its brittioness
and fragmentability, refractory carbide particles and oxides, of varied
dispersity, were introduced into the alloy in corliinatim with ultrasonic:
n
treatment of the molten metal. Best results were obtained with silico,
carbide.
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SIDORIN, I. I., et al., Izvestiya Vysshykh Uchebnvkh Zavedeniy, Mashinos-
troyeniye, No 8, 1972, pp 116-121
As a result of ultrasonic treatment in the molten metalt -intensive caviLa-
tion processes originate, which bring about dispersion and destruction of
tne refractory particles; this facilitates wetting of the particles by the
base metal, and facilitates their uniform distribution in the composition
material. Study of the mechanical properties of compoilition:z, of varied
content sho-wed that they are determined by the nature al' tbeir coinponc-nts,
as well as hy the quantity and dispersity of the strengthening particles.
The properties of the obtained composition alloy in a cast state are pre-
sented, before and after ultrasonic treatment. The obtained composition
is recommended for the production of cumulative-action percussive rock
drill parts operating at high hydrostatic pressures ana temperatures of
C. I table. 5 figures. 3 references.
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Ac .c; Nr: 043661" Ref. Code: UR 0056
PO -
ppjl4ARy so'uRCE; Zhurnal Eksperimental'noy i Teoretichaskoy
Fizikit 1970v Vol 58, Nr 2, pp
EXCITON AND EXMON-MAGNON ADSORPTION
IN ANTIFERROMAGNTETIC CsltnFs
Yeiemenko, V. V.;
Si1gyevj: V. I.; Petrov,,-f~, V.
The absorption -Pec~r~ii-ii~-oTma;'nliYe"r~magnetic CsAInFj is studied in detail in t1w
C-group band region of the hin.2 ion shifted from the inversion center- The temperature
was-varied between L2 and GO'K and the external magneLic field between 0 and 25 kOe-
Identification of the spectruru is performed within tli'e framework of group theory
analysis. It is shown that CsMnF3 is an unusual crystal among antifcrronlagnetic sub-
stances. For the Aln2 iun in it pure exciton transiHons iire, allowed in the electric dipole
approximation. The main properties of pure exciton and exciton-magnon Asorption
bands are obtained in accordance with the Loudon seherne [2]. aHoto and "cold# magnon
satellites and also two-magnon satellites of pure excilon. absorption bands are detectod
ia the absorption spectrum and investigated. The inmilinal magnon frequency at tht-
boundary of the Brillouin zone is determined, A2 = 33 cm-'. The problem of diAortit-n
Aof this quantity due to exciton~- magnoa: interaction in proceSSeS induced by excitation
of one or two magnons together with the.excition is discussed.
197700G7

menial
:112 012 UNCL ASS I PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
J.'ITLE.-CHARGED AND NEUTRAL TON CARRIERS THROUGH BIMOLECULAR PHOSOLIPID
MEMBRANES- -U-
~.AUTHOR-(03)-LIBERMANt YE.A., TOPALY9 V.Pot SILBERSTEYN, A.Y.
OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
LSOURCE-BIOCHIM. BIOPHYS. ACTA 1970p 196(2)t 221-34
~':OATE PUBLISHED------70
,,Cc
,.-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
~~..TOPIC TAGS--PHOSPHOLIPID, PHOSPHORYLATION, PHOSPHORUSt SODIUM
~-,CmrROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS'
--p.0-C-CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSfFIED
i_;,PROXY REEL/FRA.ME--1984/1088 STEP NO--NE/0000/TO/196/002/0221/0234
_.C!RC ACCESSION NO--AP0055774
UNCLASSIFIED

--ISSEP70
PROCESSING DATE
212 012 UNCLASSIFIE
C IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0055774
ABSTRACT/EXTOACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTCT. TO CLAqIFY THE INFLUeNCE OF
CONFIGURATION OF MOLS. ON THEIR 140TION WITHIN BIMIDL. PHOSPHOLIPID
t 'et, IN THE PRESHICE OF
4EMBRANES, THE ELEC. PROPERTIES OF THESE.MEMBRAN C)ER I VS.
SPHERICAL LIPIO SOL. MOLS. OF 1.2. DICARBADODECABn;"ANE (BARENE)
WERE INVESTIGATED. DECACHLOROBARENE EN THE PH REGION 2-13 IS AN
EFFECTIVE CARRIER OF H PRf,%IE POSITIVE THROUGH BIMIA.. MEMBRANES, AND IS
AN UNCOUPLEIR OF OXIDATIVE PHOSPHCRYLATION. THE H(; DER:IVS. OF BARENE ARE
CARRIERS OF THE HALOGEN AND RHODAMiDE ANIONS. PHENYLOICARBAUNDECABORANE
ANIONS ON THE NATURE OF THE CARRIERS WHICH CAN BE RESPON,SIBLE FOR THE
PROPERTIES OF EXCITABLE CELL MEMBRANES. AN ASSUMPTION IS MADE THAT K
PRtME POSITIVE AND NA PRIME POSITIVE CARRIERS OF THE VALINOmUCIN OR
SUBSTANCES IF THE
GRAMICIDIN TYPE CAN SERVE AS.EXCITABII-I:TY INDUCIN(
MOLS- OF THE-SE CARRIERS CONTAIN ONE POS. OR TWO NEG. CHEM. LINKED
CHARGES, OR IF TWO OR MORE SIMILAR MOLL&. ARE LINKED TOGETHER BY FLEXIBLE
BONDS WHICH DO NOT HINDER THE.COMPLEXING WITH CATIONS. SUCH AN EFFECT
ALSO BE OBSERVED IF THE MOBILE LIPID SOLS. MOLS. COMPLEX WITH TWO
OR MORE CATIONS.
---UNCLASS 1 F

USSR
UDC 669.71'721'782
GREBENKIN, V. S., GORSHKOV, A. A. and DZYKOVICII, 1. YA.,
-Institute of Casting Problems, Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR
"Effect of 'Magnesium on Tin and Lead Dis tribution in Aluminum-Silicon Alloys"
Moscow, Metallavedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotlta metallov, No 3, 1972,
50-54
Abstract: The impuriLies in secondary aluminum alloys include readily
fusible and liquation-prone B-type elements sucli as Sn,, Yb, As, Sb (up to
0.1-0.2% of each) which appear to impair~the mechanical properries of the
alloys at both room and higber temperatures. Alkaline, alkal.i-earth,
transition (Ti, Zr, V),and rare-earth elements form clicinical compounds
with the B-type elements and under certain conditions neutralize their
adverse effect in the alloys, This study involving Al-Si-Ng alloys with
Sn and Pb additions to the if- Si-type phase revealed appreciable amounts of
Sn and Pb which had affected the phase composition and clianged it to
M82S'0.380.7 Sn or Pb). In Al-Si-Cu-Mg alloys Pb and Sn act to hinder
theformation of the quaternary phase W(Al X~fg5Cu4SY Willo promoting tile
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GREBENKIN, V. S., et al, Metallovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabot'-a oetallov,
No 3, 1972, pp 50-544
formation of the lMg Si phase which also contains Cu, Sn and Pb. In Al-Si-Cu-
2
Mg alloys, Sn hinders while Pb promotes the formation of the~Cwkl
2 Phase-
There were no inclusions of free Sn in the Al-Si-Mg an&A-I-Si-Cu-Mg alloys.
Despite the low ',Ifg contents in the chemical compounds,they appear to have
combined the entire tin. The study shows that both Sn and 11h are electronic
analogs of Si. They are capable of substituting for Si In Mij.,5i or
W(Al HS )-type Liagnesium compounds making it possible 0 neutralize
5Cu4S'4
the adve aluminum alloys. (1 il" u 'oil,
rse effect of Sn and Pb in Stratl
3 tables, 14 bibliographic references).
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USSR b'DC 669.71517821[620.186 + 5$9.531]:669.781'779
GORSHKOV, A., A., SAVYAN, V. G-j C"EV40GOREIM0, V. B. , and
GREBENKIN, V. S.
"Influence of Phosphides AIIIBV on the Structure and Certain Properties of
Hypereutectic Silumins"
V sb. Modifitsir. siluminov (Modification of Silumins -- Collection of Works),
Kiev, 1970, pp 77-82 (from M-Metallurgiya, No 12, Dee 70, Abstract No 12
1749 by I. NABATOVA)
Translation: By microanalysis and microhar:dness methods the authors investi-
gated the modifying and alloying action of phosphid,,,,s of the type AIIIBV (BP,
AIP, GaP, ZnP) on hypereutectic Silumins containing (in %): St .18, Cu 2.08,
Mg 0.4, Ni 1.05, Ma 0.12, Zn up to 0.3, and Fe 0.42. Phosphides were intro-
duce-d at melt tempetature of 800* in an amount constituting 0.4% of the weight
of the alloy. Modification time, 2-3 minutea; subsequent homogenization time
at 800% 30 minutes. BP and AlP significantly reduce alloy structure;.GaP has
less effect on structure, and Zug very slight effect, which is due to the dif-
ferent phosphorus content of the phosphideg.: BP and AlP Decur la silicon in
the form of solid aollitions and increase the microhardnesa of primary silicon
V
12

USSR
Modifitsir. silumitiov (Modification of Silumins
GORSHKOV, A. A. ,
Collection of Works), Kiev, 1970, pp 77-82 (from RZh-Metallurgiya, No 12,
Dee 70, Abstract No 12 1749 by 1. NABATOVA)
crystals to H 50/5 1600 and 1460 respectively. GaP and ZnP raise H 50/5 to
1190 and 1170 due to the formation of AlPj which becomes.part,of the silicon
lattice. Total hardness of alloys does not vary aftevwdification. One
illustration. Two tables. Bibliography of 23 titles.
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UNCLAS'S 1 f lEb PROCESSING DATE-20NOV70
:-TITLE--F-Sk t.F ENERGETICALLY iNGNEQUIVALENT iETRAGONAL CU PRIME2POSITIVE
IONS IN hYOkATEL; CUNAA ZEOLITE -U-
ALTH0R-(04J-SILCHENKOt V.A.v PAFCMGV, N.N., MATYASH, I.V., PIONTKOVSKAYA,
M A%
or:,-,CCUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SGURCE-GOPOV. AKAD. NAUK UKR. RSRP SER. A L970v 32(3) v 235-7
DATE PU8LISHEC ------- 70
SUf3JECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
~~:-;TGPIC TAGS-ELECTRGN SPIN RESCNANCEf COPPER, IQNp ZEDLIHi EPR SPECTRUM
UNTROL MAFKII\G--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASIS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME--300211298 STEP NU--UR/04411110/032/003/0235/0237
CIRC ACCESSICt, NG--AT0126712
ON", "S'sifIE0

212 011 UNCLASSIFIED PIROCE~SING DATE--20f4lOV70
~:-CIRC ACCESSICN NG--AT0128712
AaSTRACl/EXTRAC,T-(U) GP-Q- ABSTRACT. At-JAL. OF TliE MEASURED EPR SPECTRA
J5F CU PRIME2POSITIVE IGNS IN A HYDRATED A TYPE ZFEULITE IN WHICH SIMILAR
TO ZOPERCE&T OF NA PRIME POSITIVE IONS WAS REPLACED (BY USUAL [ON
EXCHANGE PROCEDURE) REVEALEU THAT THE CU PRIMEZVOip-ITIVE IONS IN THE
ZEOLITE A~~E IN 2 ENERGETICALLY NONECUIV. STATES 144kNITUDE OF X PRIME2-Y
PRIVIE2 GRLATEk TFAN AND MAGNITUDE OF 3Z PRIME,2-k PRIME2 GREATER THAN.
THE SPECTKUM UF THE HYDFATED ZEOLITE CONTGA. SIMILAR TO. 20PERCEur CU
PRIFE2PUSITIVE IONS IS CONSIDEREG AS A SUPERPiOSIrfON OF 2 COMPONENTS:
Ll 14
THAT CF LCW LU CONTENT ZECLITE (UP TO SIMILAR TO 11PERCENT) A. D OF A
DEHYDkATE IAT 5000EGkEES AND 10 PRIME 'NEGATIVE6 PIN HGJ ZEULITE. THE
EXPTL* EPR SPECTRUM SPECTRUM OF CU PRIME2POSITIVE IONS IN THE GROUND
STATE MAGNITUDE OF 31 PRI14E2-R PRIME2. :GIREATER~ THAN IS VESCRIBE0 FOR THE
IST TLME. FACILITY: DONETS. FIZ.-TEKH. IN ST.v DONETSK# USSR.
UN-CLASS IFIED

USSR UDC 541.15 546,287 547-539-162
ZIMIN, A. V. , VAYNSFUE)PT, B. I., �1LL9iU2UW YU -I - Physicochemi-
cal Institute imeni L. Ya. Karpov, blose
ow, �ttttor6ittee for
Chemistry
"Radiation-Induced Synthesis of Ferfluorophenyleblorogilanes'I
Moscow, Khimiya Yysokikh Energi Vol 4, No 5, Sep-Oot 70, pp, 419-
Abstract: The article describes results of a study of the radiation-
induced synthesis of previously undescribed methylpentafluorophenyl-
dichlorosilane (CH)3C6F5S'Cl2 and pentafluorophanyltx-ichlorosilane
C6F5S'Cl3 -- compounds i~hich are perfluorophen*yl analogs of methyl-
pheny1dichlorosilane and phenyltrichlorosilme, synthesized by
A. V. Z-ViIN, et al. The radiation-induced synthesis. is based on
the method previously suggested by Z114IN, et al. for the condensa-
tion reaction of hydridochlorosilanes with halogenated benzenes
under the action of ionizing radiation by a chaiji mechanism. The
optimal physicochemical conditions for the radlation-~induced syn-
thesis of these compounds are determined, including tho use of a
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USSR
ZIMIN, A. V., et al, Khimiya Yysokikh Bner&iy '101 4, No 5, Sep-
Oct 70, pp 419-424
reactor employing steel lKhl8N9T. An advantage of the method is
that, unlike ordinary chemical methods fqr the synthesis of organo-
silicon monomers, there is no need tar costly catalysts or high
temperatures or many synthesis steps. The most Important physico-
chemical constants of the resultant compounds are dotermined.
212

USSR UDC b47.'71;19. 3 - 54~-- .422.2'
I - I it. '-, SIII-YO, I. D., I*(,C_--E-.OV', `~. F4,
NCVI!,0VA a n d I Y
AL., institute of US.ZeR Acadeuy of 1-c_~'ical 3ciences, !.os-
cow
111ndole Derivatives. XIJ. Cyc'i2at-Ion of
J,
dole lviith I-,Yclic 1'-etones"
Q
Iliga, Khirdya Geterotsilklicheskikh Soyedincniy, ~-O 7, 19j'3, pp ~142-
944
Abstract: wei- conducted on the cycliz,0;ion of
isobuty'L)indoIe and with sever_-l
alicyclic anc, heterocyc"Lic ketones, in a rdxturc of
benzene con!
ainin&, cet~tiytic z--mounts of hGl. 'Aiese re-c"an,, yif;:Idcc~
iminez or sniran_~ of the '-'eries.
MI M-1, I.M.I. FIRM, F49IN "111"W"

W90531080
UR 0289
PRIMARY SOURCE: Izvestiya Sibirskogo Otdelenl*Ya. kN SSSR,
Seriya Khimicheskikh Nauk, Nr 12(162), Nr 5,
pp.26 --3-~,
N. D. B isj! c k o y .S i I e ts k ala 11~10
ON INNER STRESS IN GALVANIC DEPOSITS
Const-tiction of a device allowing contact ion force of cupper and nicel bards
occuring as a result of galvanic deposition of Ni and Co , has been designed. Equation
for calculation of inner stress bo h relaxable, p~. and nonrelaxable, o, in Ni and Co
deposits has been derived. Volues of relaxable stress, aP can be, obtained in two ways:
a) by direct mesuremnt of the forde,which Schould be'applied to prevent contrac-
tion of cupper band covering by galvanic' deposits;

AP9053080
b) by calculation using experimentally obtained values of the contraction A.
Deposition of Ni and Co allows residual stress to be obtained bv mean of reduc-
tion of the, stress as a result of N; and Co 'deposition. Corr~eict valuej of a, and ap
are obtained only in the cases if metal substates are property annealed. It has to be
pointed out, that reductio'n of inner stress in deposits in course of increasing it's thick-
ness is very low.
37
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4-
A~
00
a-
a__1_
VI?
Cc LF_"
LJ_
Z
UDC 576.052.29 (1tydro,%onomon&a).6B3.3
OPTL41ZATION OF TUS KINEM COMPOSITIOR OF A ),'UTMM HEDLUX
FOR HYDRrAGMiOXONAS
(Articl
ch:sby V. X. K-ovLqe A. 41 k,,a1jgnd V. N. Haks#
4_0va. L - --T.- _Z' Mosew.
Kasai h~ya iaol Ons, Vol S. Ac Nil,,pp 84-85i
~i I
suhaitted 1. October 19L691
The prospects for.,the.future "a of Ityarcuinamonae for atmospheric
bloragenaration In closad 'life support systems and as a protein sour" in
man's diat imecessitata a thaivuSh study of bacteria of this &*am* (JeakIrA,.
Mattoon; Dralk).
In developins & method for the continuous cultivation of bacteria
for loar-functioning fyatums it is important to C:Arify the coorumpLian
of nutrients in the culture az4 to daterciat the conditions ior racircu-
lation of the nutrient madium. The trowth aad development of KydrogcAQ%-,,
ones, as Is well kamm. art depeadant on tho cultivAtion conditions, avail-
rbility of Gas tmponents, and "=position of minerals in the vkutrlient
solutLor.. The Schlegel c4dium reco=a4ad by t. Ya. Vedanina can scarcely
be considered opimuz for the autotrophic cultivation of bacteria, it for
no other rasuca than that it '.% overloaded with phosphates.
The limited possibilities of autotrophic cultivation of Hydrostacn-
onas make it difficult a optimize the medl-um composition by the mathod
of alternate chcnging of each cocipottent in ch-2. medium while maintaining
4CC the other fcctors ttnsrazt, such as is a c==on practice in %irvobiology.
In seek-Ing the o?t1muti rela--ionships of the moat important mintital ingred-
ients in a nutrient medium for the cultivation of Hydrogenomonag Z-1 we
used the method of izathemarical planning of* experiments, the steep ssctat
method (V. V. Nali=ov and N. A. Chernova).
16 optimiting,the -4-cral composition of the nutrient T'A&UM for
Hydroganomotias ve. pursued three objectives, clarification of the pofisL-l
Ln bility.of inc'.raAbing c*ltuvo do-tatty. by a precise bLiancing of the mineral
coapoaants, of the medium, obtaining approxiatte computations of the qu*a-'
tity of minerals uhma reserves cruai be easured, and chocking; rhe efficiency.
r
130

CA
100
82-232+576-852.29 (Ilydrogenomonao).629.78
STMY OF THE EFFECT OF FLUNT FAMAS ON TH9 ZOND-S AVrOMTIC STATION ON A
CULTUM OF YEASTS AND ALCAL BACTMA
drticlu by.L'.A, 0-1) lttlf 0,9y).
1_..A. ~aksiTqv A. St&CtSkAYA
MA hin-
_Mki Ya A. Krasavin and V. K. ~va a
Y' 4YA l5i
7T'~;'Btrsioa, R Ian. Vol 5, No 6. 1971. submitted for publicatL*n 14 June
1911,
Abstract. This.pajer 1,Lvt4 the rusulco of studying the
yedut Candid& trDpicalia SX-4 and the bUt'crium lly.fr-
arnomonan autropha Z-1 which were aboard the surm*ttv.
Station Zond-6 during ite Lanar flight. The 6UtViVat Of
yeaht tells during flight on,] tht physiological and bio-
chemical properties of their ektbacquent generations ro-
stained unchanged, The survival of bacteria t1ccreasted by
5 7orcent in czr%~Aritton vrh thc control. Suba(squent
generations of bacteria tendcd to derrease their produc-
t tvity durne atktatrophic cultivattnn, t1& lovel, rev%,kin-
inp within Me limitr, of productivity variationa under
lAbnratorv rad%0RC.-tivitl7vity 411d
fi~it cha,nee after the fli:!ht,
In tho biological *xperitzents carried out cartiar all(,ard Soviet &rW
American zpacaallips =d artificial tarth bstellirns m%cj,6ergmni;=s uar& used iZ
f&r the =at part as indicators for the biological dosilactry or -cosmic r:-
diation aM com=n3y ir~lo-yed genetic objects (Junking; N. N. Zhukov-Ver 9h,
nikov. at &I. , 1962 ; N. V. Kovyazin, t &I - ; G. P. PArf*nov and A. A. Lakin.
N. N. Zhukov-Vartzhvitkov, et at. , 1168).
During the perick3 20-27 October the Zond-S autnutatic otntion, which
flew around tile moon on 24 October, carried a culture of the yeast Candids
tropicalis SK-4 and a culture of flydrosenomanas eutrophs z-i.
The sulkction of yeasts and Ilydregenowanas as ubjects (or irojustiga-
tion6 aboard thh Zond-S was dictatei by tile rl~od for studying the tolerant4 as
to spaceflight factors oi nacraorgantsms promising As bi0L0jjC4l Obj4Ct$ for T_V
fit

USSR
SILICRA V. A.J. SHEPELINA, M. M.
"Program for Construction of Linear Set Regression Equations"
Kibernetika i vuz. fCybernetics and the University -- Collection of Works],
-Tomsk, Tomsk University Press, No 4, 1971, pp 164-173, (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 2, 1972, Abstract No 2 V717 by the
author's).
Iranslation: A brief description is presented of an algorithm and program
for construction of linear set regression equations using the method of
set correlation analysis in ALPHA-language and machine language for the
MIR-1 computer.
57

USSR
ia . A., OGAY, V. S.
~4 41 W
"Program for Processing Statistical Data Using the Method of Primary
Components"
Kibernetika i vuz. [Cybernetics and the University -- Collection of Work-s,
Tomsk, Tomsk University Press, No 4, 1971, pp 174-1$3, (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No'2, 1972,.Abso,act No 2 V718 by the
author's).
Translation; A program is described for realization of the method of
primary components in ALPHA-language and MIR-I computer language.

USSR UDC: 8.74
SILICH A.0, SHEPELINA, M. M.
"Program for Checking Joint Distribution for Multidimensional
,Normality"
Tomsk, Kibernetika i vuz--sbornik.'Cybernetics and Higher Edu-
cation--collection of works), v-yp. 5, 1972, pp 146-157 (from
RZh-Kibernetika, No 5, May 73, abstract No SV790 by the
authors)
Translation: A program is given for verifying the normality
of multidimensional distribution. The program consists of
two sub-programs: the first is compiled in ALPHA language,
and the second in "MIR-111 computer.language.
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112 017 uNCLAsSiFlEu "PROCESSING, DATE--160CT70
.T.ITLE--IMUNGLOGICAL STRUCTURE OF.TULA POPULATION IN RESPECT TO MEASLES AT
DIFFERENT PERIODS OF THE YEAR -U-
,AUTHOR-(04)-SILICHt V.A., KHAZANDyt Molos ZHOANOVA, G.L., SEVEROV, A.M.
OF INFO--USSR
"';,;~SOURCE--ZHURNAL MIKROBIOLOGIIi.EPIDEMIDI-.OIGI'I I IMMUNOBIOLOGII, 1970, NR 5,
pp 109-115
BAT EPUBLISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL ANU-MEDICAL 'SCI-ENCES
,:-,TOPIC TAGS--IMMUNOLOGYt HEMAGGLUTINATIUN, INHIBITION TESTr MEASLES
i1j"ONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-'DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
"TROXY, REEL/FRAME--1994/0150 STEP NO--UR/0016/70/000/005/0109/0115
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0114546
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 017 UNCLASSI FI ED OROCESSING OATE-16OCT70
ACCESSION NO--AP0114546
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IMMUNOLOGICAL STRUCTURE OF TULA
-POPULATION IN RESPECT TO MEASLES WAS STUDIED WITH THE AID OF
HEMAGGLUTINATION INHIBITION REACTION. OVER 31000 UNSELECTEO CASES FROM
VARIOUS AGE GROUPS WERE EXAMINED IN MARCH ANU IN (JECEMBERs 1966. THERE
WAS NOTED A REGULARITY COMMON TO BOTH'SEASONS: THE NUMBEk OF POSITIVE
REACTIONS INCREASED FROM 5-14PERCENT AT THE AGE OF 1-2 YEARS TO THE
MAXIMAL IN SCHOOLCHILDREN AND ADULTS EQUAL TO 89PERCENT IN MARCH9 AND
-54PERCENT IN DECEMBER. IN DECEMBER tTHE TIME OF INTENSIVE ELEVATION OF
MEASLES INCIDENCE IN TULA) THE PERCENTAGE OF POSITIVE HEMAGGLUTINATION
INHIBITION REACTIONS WAS MUCH LESS THAN IN MARCH. A FALL IN THE LEVEL
OF IMMUNOLOGICAL REACTIUNS IN DECEMBER COULO 8E AI*TRIBLITED TO THE
DEPRESSIVE EFFECT OF NONSPECIFIC SEASONAL FACTORS aN THE GENERAL
IMMUNOLOGICAL REACTIVITY OF THE ORGANISM# AND ALSO TO REDUCTION OF THE
CIRCULATION OF MEASLES VIRUS DURING THE PRECEDING PERIOD OF LOW MEASLES
INCIDENCE. ONE OF THE CAUSES OF ELEVATION OF ME&SLES INCIDENCE DURING
AUTUMN WINTER PERIOD IS POSSIBLY A'REDUCT[ON OF THE IMMUNITY LEVEL
TO MEASLES AMONG THE POPULATION. FACILITY: TSENTRALINYY
INSTITUT EPIDEMIOLOGII.
UNCLASSIFIED

WSSR tJDC 550.42
BEILZERTSEVA, N. V., Yakutsk Territorial Geological
"Distribution of Gold in Sedimentary and Igneous Rocks in -the Region of
~Nezhdaninsk Gold Ore Deposits"
Moscow, Geokhimiya, No 6p Jun 73, PP 931-935
Abstracti In the sedimentary and igneous rocks of the Nezildaninsks gold
ore deposits, unchanged by secondary processes# the coefficient of variation
of the gold content is below 84.6%, indicating possible syngenatic nature of
its increased concentration in these rocks. Both the sod-imortarj and igneous
rocks in.this region contain high concentrations of gold. Maximum levels are
found in the pyritiferous siltstones of the lower Pe=ian period and In
gabbrodiorites of the Geldian group of blocks. An asslinption has been
expressed that this increased gold content Is connected In some way with the
assimilation of the terrigenous rocks of the aleuropelltic composition
enriched with this materiala.
1A
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-TITLE-)iLTH00 FOR THE WEAR TESfING OF MATERIALS DURING DRY USING
T
:RAD[OACTIVE ISUTOPES -U-
AV_THGR-(03)-DRCZDOVp YU-N.9 PUCHKOV* V.Nov SILIN9 A.A.
_CGU~NTRY UF LNFO-USSR
1:5~UURCE-LAVUC. LAB. 19709 3613), 345-6
:JATE PUBLISHED--70
~,SUBJECVAREAS-MATERIALS
:JGPIC TAGS-RADIOACrIVE ISOTUPE, CYCLOTRON# FRICTIGNP WEAR RESISTANCE
~_ONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
60CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
_'PRUXY REEL/FRAME-1999/1052 STEP NO---UR/0032/70/0361003/0345/0346
..,t; I KC AC(;kSSlUN NU--AP0123045
UNCLASSIF160

4'/ 2 028
UNCLASSIFIF PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
l"CIRC ACCLSSIEN NO--AP0123045
~'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE SAMPLE IS IST ACTIVATED 3Y RHO
(6-7 ME:V) IN A CYCLOTRON, AND AFTER THE FRICTION UPERATIGN ITS
kADICIACTIVITY IS MEASURED AND COMPAREU,WITI4 THE RAOtoAuIVITY of A MODEL
'GOS. NII MASHENOVED.,
-SAMPLE OF KNOwN DEPTH OF WEAR. FACILITY:
:USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
TIITLE-AMPLITUDE MANIPULATED SIGNAL RECEPTION IN POWERFUL AM NOISE -U-
VONA"
,'~_AUTHOR-(021-SILIN, A.V., SHIRNOV, N.M.
COU TRY OF INFO-USSR
...:WtJRCF_--KIEV, IZVESTIYA VUZ(JV SSSR RA(JIUELEKTRONIKAY VOL l3l NO 2, 1970,
PP 242-245
..pATE. PUf3L-ISHED-----70
~"'~SUBJECT AREAS-ELECTRUNICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.v NAVI'
i~'IOPIC TAGS-TELEGRAPH SIGNALP SIGNAL RECEPTION9 ELECTROMAGNETIC NOISE,
RADIO RECEIVEkv AMPLITUUE MUDULATION
CONTROL AAkKING--N"(J XESTRICTIONS
UCCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME-1991/145o STEP NO--UP,/Oft!i2/70/013/UD2/0242/0245

2/2 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE-090CT70
tl R CACCESSION
_-Ab'iTKACT/EXTRACT--lU) GP-0- AiSrRACT. THIS P APE IS C j Z~ E P. N E D W I T H
r__CTI GN OF THE imlA-010 RECEIVER FROM NOISE OF A Lf-lfk:L EKCEEI)i' THA
RROT ~4 Gf T 0 F
tHE DESIRED SIGNAL. THE RECEIVER 15 ASSUMED TO HAVE AiN 1XIMPLITUDE-
14ANIPULAJED SIGN-4-1 OF A ARTICULAR. CARYiIER FREQUENCV IN, AMPLITUDE
MODULATED NOISE AT ITS INPUT. THE AMPLITUDE OF THL NIIGISI: ENVELOPE is A
RANCOM PROCESS WITH A SPECTRUM LIMITED BY THE FREQUENCY. THE- FREQUE'NICY
DIFFERENCE OF CARRIER AND NOISE SIGAALS 15 SOfIEWHAT HIGHER THAN THE
UPPER FREQUENCY OF THE SIGNAL EtIVELOPE SPECTRUIlt. IT 1S ALSO ASSUkiED
THAT THE SI.GNAL AND NOISE FREQUf:NCIES AT THE RECEIVER END OF THE
COMMUNICAT'LLIN CHANNEL ARE KNONN. THE INITIAL TELEGRAPH, SIGNAL 15 TO BE
DETECTED AT-.,,THE RECEIVER OUTPUT. A RECEIVER TO COPE 'rilTH THIS PROBLEM
WAS DESIGNED AND TESTED BY THE AUTHORS. THE BLOCK DIAGRAM OF THIS
RECIEVER 15 GIVEN'. AS THE AM NOISE, THETUSED'A 1,~O KHL OSCILLATION
WITH A SUPPRESSED CARRIER; THEY USED A:NOISE PROCESS dlTH LIMITED
SPECTRUM AS THE MODULATING FUNCTION. THE TELEGRAPli SIGNAL WAS SUPPL'IED
BY- KEY.ING. THE AUTHORS REPORT THAT THE NOISE HAD PRACrICALLY NO EFFECT
UN THe RECEPTION. THEY CONCLUDE WITHiTHE ASSERTION THAT THE RECEIVER
::~_CAN ALSO BE USED IN MULTIPLEXING.
f-IED'
Nomm-m-ma

USSR LTC 621..391:519.2
SILIN, A. V.
1%
"Separation of Two AIR-Signals with Voice lAformation"
Uch. zap. Gorkovsk. un-t (Scientific Notes of Gorkiy University), 1970, vyp.
105, pp 50-53 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 9, Sep 70, Abstract -No 9A43)
Translation: When solving the problem of separating two,AM-sign-I.Is. wi.th
g frequency spectra by the method of synchronous detectioti, the
overlappin
necessary condition of separation is exact reproduction of the carrier
oscillations of both signals on the receiving end of the communicarions
channel. Accordingly, the procedure for reproducing the carrier oscilla-
tions based on using the spaces in.the noisn envelope characteristic of
~voice information during which tuning of the heteradyne.modulating the
useful sigual oscillations is realized, is.investigated. Tho schematic
of the receiver is presented. There areitwo illustrations and a three-
entry bibliography.

Receivers aad Transmitters
USSR UD-C 621.391.3
SI IN'
V. and SMIRNOV, N. M.
"Amplitude-Manipulated Signal Reception in Powerful /M Noise"
Kiev, Izvestiya VUZov SSSR-Radioelektronika, Vol 13, No 2j 1970, pp 242-245
rned with protection of the radio receiver from
Abstract: This paper is conce
noise of a level exceadling that of the desired signal. The receiver is assumed
to have an amplitude-manipulated signal of a particular ca-rrie): frequency in
aiipiitude-modulated noise at its input. The amplitude of the auise cnvelape
is a random process with a speatrun limited by the frequoncy. The frequency
difference of carrier and noise signals iS: Somewhat highi-i-Ir than the upper fre-
quency of the signal envelope spectrum. It is also assw-,.cd tbat the signal
and noise frequencies at the receiver end of the co-iznunicatiaa channel are
known. -1he initial telegraph signal is to be detected at the receiver output.
A receiver to cope with this problez3 was designed and teated by the authors.
The block diagram of this receiver is given. As the A'M -aoise~ they user: a
120 ~Ufz oscillation with a suppressed carrier; they used a noise process with
1/2

P.
USSR
SILIN, A. V.. et al., Izvestiya Mov SSSR-Radioelektronika, Vol 13, No 2,
1970, pp 242-245
limited spectrum as the modulating function. The telegraph si--lal was supplied
by,kaying. The authors report that the noise had practically no effect on the
reception. They conclude with the assertion that the raceiver.can also be used
in multiplexing.
2/2

UNCLASSIFIE0 PROCt;SSIKG'DATE--30OCT70
_~TITLE-SPECTRAL PROPEkTIES AND PHOTOSENSITIVITY OF ISOSTRUCTURAL
-U_
-._'~AUTHOR-(04)-GAILIS, A., MURNIECE, Dot SILINg E.p FREIMANISt J.
-:,COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR < Zoo
PSR ZINAT. AKAD. VESTISt FIZ. TEH. ZINAT~o SER. 1970, (1)f
%~l 7 p
E PUBLISHED------
4
T 70
,SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY# PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--ELECTRON SPECTRU.4t PHOTOSENSITIVITY, AMIN5, AROMATIC KEYONEr
~-HNZENE DERIVATIVEr ORGANIC SULFUR COMPOUNOr GOLD COMPOUNOv
PHOTOELECTRIC PROPERTYv VIBRATION SPECTRUM.
-CONTROLMARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
",,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0680 STEP NO--UR/0371/70/0001001/0009/0017
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119588
UNCLASSIFIED

~:4/2 029 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--30(3CT?O
.'CARC ACCESSION NO--AP0119588
~-.ABSTRACWEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ELECTRONIC AND VIBRATIONAL
ABSORPTION SPECTRA OF THE 2 ISOSTRUCTURAL AMINOINDENES
~-,3tPHENYLAMINOtZt'PHEN'YLINDEN,ltONE (R-0) AND
3tPHENYLAMINOtZYPHENYL14NDENEPI,THIONE (R-S) IN SOLID STATE AND IN SOLN.
HAVE BEEN INVESTIGATED. THE ENERGY OF INTRAMOL, H a0ND HAS BEEN
:EVALUATED: FOR (R-O) THE VALUE OF DELTAH EQUALS 2.66 CAL-iMOLE, FOR
-(R-0) 2.42 CAL-MOLE. SOME PHOTOELEC# PROPERTIES OF THIN LAYER SYSTEMS
AU-(R-O)-AU AND AU-(R-SI-AU HAVE BEEN INVESTIGATED* THE
OF (R-S) EXCEEDS THAT OF (R-O) BY 2-3 ORDERS. POSSIBLE
":'~''-.~'INFLUENCE OF THE SUBSTITUTED ATOMS IN ISOSTRUCTURAL COMPOS. ON THEIR
PHUTGSENSITIVITY HAS BEEN SUGGESTED. -ENERG.
FACILITY: FIZ.
INST.p RIGAi USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

kM-16a6i
#A"44033
Acc. Nr. Ref. Code: UR 0240
PRIMARY SOURCE: Gigiyena i Sanitariya, 1970, Nr 2, pp 3q-3,Y
CHANGES IN THE HUMAN BLOOD SERUM PRPTEINS
UNDER THE EFFECT OF HIGH TEMPERATURE
B. 0. Alawsiev, V. A. ZhWovs 1. V. S Lmq
Changes in the~'blood'proteins-of man under the effect of high temperatur-2 and also in
filtrous metabolites were determined by using electrophoresis. Con'tinuou-) e.LposuTe to high
temperatures was found to modify but slightly the total blood protoin and iis' fractiorz, ir-
respective of the calorific value of the food allowance. Thermal action in conju.nctIion -.,.-ith
physical load produced material changes of the protein metabolism in the organism 5 t-5
with but insignificant modifications occurring in the protein fractiolls of the serum. Changes
takingplace in the blood serum proteins followi ng~ exposure to high Lemperaturecannotiserve
as a hygienic test of modifications occurring in thejorganism,
REEL/FRAME
19770485

USSR
UDC 615.851.2
SIUN L F Fir t Sterlitamakskiy City Hospital, and Chair of Psychiatry,
a J s
ffa-shkir Medical Institute
"Objective Evaluation of the Depth of Hypnotic Sleep"
Kazan', Kazanskiy Meditsinskiy Zhurnal, No 6, Nov/Dec 70, p 39
Abstract: Electromyography is suggested as a useful memns of evaluating the
depth of hypnotic sleep. Study of 136 EMG's from 68 patients showed that
when they were awake the average frequency of oscillations of bicelectric
potential of resting muscles was 601.4+3.69 per sec witli an average amplitude
of 3.3+0.23. In the first stage of hypnosis the mean frequency of oscilla-
tions was lower than during wakefulness, and it was lower in the second stage
than in the first. The amplitude of the oscillations was greatest in the
second sta e. !a the third sta-e there was a consistent dissociation between
the frequency and amplitude of the muscle'biopotentials. The number of os-
cillations increased and their amplitude decreased.

LZSR uDc: 621-362.2(o88.8)
UIEWMOV, A. Ya. , SILIN, L. L. , CHERKASSKIY, A., Kh.
"An Installation for Durability Testing of Thermocouples"
USSR Author's Certificate No 2521436, filed,6 Aug 68, published 19 I'far 7'
(from RZh-Elektrotekhnika i Energetika, No 10, Oct 70, Abstract Ito 1('-)Al64 P)
Trwislation: An irstal-lation is proposed for durability teuting of thermo-
couples. The unit contains a hermetically sealed houning which ;i~c t--ommo dates
two heaters for the cold and hot ends of the specimen to bo~ elec-
trically insulated thermal junctions between the specimen and the heaters,
measurement thermocouples, and probes. To increase the oper!ltiona.L relia-
bility of the installation, flexible heat contact plates bai3ed on steatite
~withthe addition of 1-20 percent molybdenum,are used as tbe electrically
insulated thermal junctions.
j~jjwjjwnMVr.r& _qn

.Miumait"'mumfillaill!
tJ,',.'C L A S .5 1 F I Eb~ PA0cES_qlNr;p 0ATE--13';lDV70
TITLE--- I ND US TR I AL ADOPTION OF A ZIPIC A13SDR13ER FOrk THE,: fHQfMJ`J,;H -REMOVAL OF
HYDROGE-i'l SULFIDE FRuM HYJFUCARlliOpl GASES. ~_U_
A,UTH0R-(02)-PQYEZ0, O.F.1 SILI-Ni N,G.
COUNTRY C. F I N- -US S R
'FO
_~..SIDURCE~MEFTEPERAB. NEFTEKIAIm. C413 S C 0,4 1:97 0,
(5) ,
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
'_SUBJECT ARF.AS--CHEMISTRY, MECH.t IND. i CIVIL AND MAKINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS-HYDROGEN SULF IDEt ZINCt GAS ADSORPTION, KM)Lltir RELLETIZATION
CON TRO'L fiA7,~~ I N'G--?4 0E S TA I C T I CN S
DOCUM EiNI TCLIs SS--UNCLA SS I F I ED
-PROXY REEL/ FP.A',tE---3000/ 1085 SlTE PN 0--UR /03 18 17 0,10 00100 500 3 3003 5
_I Rr ACCESSION NO--ilPOL34774
C

I WNW.
'MM
016 UNCL ASSI FIEO PkOCESSING DATE--13!OV70
~~64 R CA C C, E S S I Q NN U- - A P 0 13 4 7 74
~-A,BSTRAC T/EX TRACT- (U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. KAOLIN (I PART) WAS MIXED ;,,iITH 10
PARTS I ECH. U10 A)"40 THEN '41TH 14ATER M40 NH SUB 3SJOI.N. PELLETED (6-10
N 0 1. 1 ED I * IENCY
M14 At Of IN AIR AND THEN IN N. THE ABSrJR13ER:'Hi%[) GOOD EFFIC
'CH. NGTH THAN' THE `0 PRODIN T.
AND HIGNER MF STRE TAbLETTL
-1 i7
i:l PlU I I I 1~ I 1- 0

USSR GDO 621.385-6.01
BURTSSV, V.V., SILM, R.A.
ODistinctive Features Of The conlitions For Synchronism Of Elactrona With A
--Periodic Retarding Systems Enclosed In A Cylinder'
Wave In Two.-Dimensional
-Ironico Technology.
Elektron-tekhnilca. Nauch.-tekhn.sb. Elaktron.Mh (Eleou
Scientific-Technical Collection. in
iicrowava Electronics), 1971, Issue 7) PP ~-15
(from RZh--Elaktroni3m j_Zp7 No IIA19)
AjiKtm~ ~ni o~ Tro 11,21ov 1971, Abstract _N
Translation: The oonditiona are considered for synchronism of electrons with a
wave in 2-dimensional--periodic retarding systems (RS) enclosed in a cylindar.
It is shown that in the general cave of electrons moving in an arbitrary direct-
ion relative to a series of arrays [reshatkal of the RS, synchronism conditions
at any frequency in the passband of the system are realized at any velocity of
the electrons, if only for one of the spatial harmonics. There exist, however,
ouch directicns of movement of the electron flow (e.g., along the series of
arrays) where the synchronism conditions can be realized simAltaneously for an
infinite set of spatial harmonica. The conditions are studied for the existence
of feedback in devices based on the use of RS enclosed ia a cylinder. It is
shown that irr-sepactive of tho type of dispersion ahartiaterlutie., foodbuck. ey-
into if projections of the group velocity of the wave and the velocity of tho
electrons on the axis of the cylinder have aa oppoBite aign. Summary.

U
ss,
R
UDC 621
.385.6:0'51.3
AS, 1. MIKHAYLUS, F. F., FOBEDON03TSEV, S.. 5AZON
BLEYVA LUXOSHOV, V. S.,
V. P SUM R. A.
114;iachine Nethods of Flannin- 2-licrowave Electrovacuum Davices Xean5 of Incroa5ing
the Efficiency of Development"
Elektron. takhnika. Nauchno-tekhn. sb. Elektron. SVCh (Electronic TachnoloZy
Scientific-Technical Collection. ~Ucro~rave Electronics), 1970, ,,.,,o 4, pp 71-9,
(from RZh--T-Iektronika i yeye prAmoneniya, Alo.:7. July 1970, Abstract No 7A-11 8)
Translation: The basic problems ot machine planning ol' irdarovave UIoctrov;-:c=x
devices Pro formulated, and sono conareto oxagples of jrachi.-no planning -In the zr--a
of electronics, elootrodynamics, and electron optic:; are cojw:44dorod. Problij-7,3-
are discussed of the creation of a system of proooduro in ma,~,hino plann.InE; and
problems in the area of machine planning of microwave eleatrovacuw~ devices.
53 ref. Summary.

USSR UDC: 621.762:669.018.25(~088.8)
POVIDAYLO, V. A., SILIN, R.-I,,, TMIANOV, V. I., YUREVIC11, R. V.
"Method of Processing of Metal Ceramic Products"
USSR Author's Certificate Number 354939, Filed 26/02/71, Published 13/11/72
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No 8, 1973, Abstract No
OG441), by S. Krivonosova).
Translation: The method suggested includes surface oxidation of products in
air at 850-950% cooling and subsequent removal of the oxide layer by vibra-
tion. In order to increase the mechanical properties of the products and sim-
plify the technology of their processing, products are oxidized in a stream of
compressed air heated to the oxidation point, then cooled at up to 100*/min.
The method can be used in the production of haTd alloy drilling and cutting
tools, for example for hardening of hard-a1loy, teeth of drilling machines.

N August 1973
ANOMALOUS NONLINEAR DISSIPATION OF HIGH-FREQUENCY
RADIO WAVES IN PLAVA
Article by V Physics institute i=eni N. N. Letcdev,
USSR AcadeA*".t,-_S.iences, from Russian-llanguaqo journ., -Rl~
rizicheakikh Nauk, Val. 10a, No. 4, Mos.'W'
PP
CONTOTS PAGE
......................................
2. R-sults of tbe Theory of rarmootric lDst*b1tLt;y of fl*=A In the
Field of an ZI.Ctroe'a'"ctic We= ........................... I........ 5
3. QuAvtlinearmnd Nonlinear Theary a.' Arr~alous
Conductivity of Paravietrically llust*k4e Pla~ ...................... 14
1. Nintri cat Experiments Which Model Parametriraliy Unstable Plj,~.k
And Ancnaloua High-Fraquency ronductieicy. ..................... 77
5. Ewpert~ntsl investigations of Anc"alm" Nonlinear t)is~ipstlon
of 111gh-Fraqvenry Radlo Wdvs In Parsaactrically Unstable 30
6. Conclusion ............ ................. ............................ 47
BLbliograp?,y ....... .................. ...... 48

UNCLASSIFIED PRO*CESSING DATE--;-27NOV70
TITLE--T'dEGkY OF DEGENERATfVF ELCCTPON FLUID ANDFLEC'm,"IAGNETIC WAVES IN
METALS -U-
NTRY OF INFO--USSR
OU,
C
SOURCE--FIIZKA METALLOV I MATALLOVEDENIEt APR. 1970, 29, (4), 681-734
OAT E PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, 14ATERIALS
-IVITY, EL EC TROIIAGNE TIC
TOPIC, TAGS--ELECTRON GAS, METAL ELECTRICAL CONDUCI
WAVE PROPAGATIONI SPIN
WAVEi PARAMAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILTTY
C fIN T R 0 LMARKfNG--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UN CLASSIFIED
_DGCUMEt T,
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3002/1809 STEP NO ~-Ulfk /012b/ 70/029/004/063 1/0 734
CIRC ACCESSION t-40--AP01291*77
IFIF
UNCLASSI -0

LINC L A S S 1 F 10 PROCESSING DATE-27MOV70
'SF "i'l N
CIR- ."CCE 1-; 40-AP0129177
'5STRACTIEXTRACT-M GP-0- ARSTRACV. THE GEN-ERAL FHFO~iY OF T!-fL,:'
DEGENERATE ELECTRON FLUM IN METALS IS PRESENTED ANO INTER-PREFF.1) UN
OPERTIES OF !IIE-1-ALS All-40 ALLOYSf
TERMS OF THE ELECTRICAL AND MAGNETIC Pq
WITH SPECIAL REP. TO THE QUESTION OF THE PROPAGATION. (IF FLECTP.0MAG,"iETIC
WAVES THROUGH AND ALONG THESE, THE PRIiNCIPLES UNDERLYING THE CONCEPT
OF QUASI PARTICLES 4R~
E EXPLAINED AND APPLIED TO Tfll~ VIIEGkY OF
PARAMAGNIETIC SUSCEPTIMLiry IN 1,11ETAL.S. S P I N A iNi I WAVES ARE
INTERPRETED ON THE BASIS OF PRACTICAL PHYSICAL Pl~tOPERTIES.
UNCLASSIFI~,U

USSF.
YETE070SKly, V. 1".. OGMNE-St YU.IYS L. G.,~Si V P (Lebadev Physics lnstbi~ute
USSR Acaderky of Sciences)
',Three-Dir"ensional Vector Field Structure in Self-Fmirsing Ilaveg-uliees"
1.10scou." Zhurral Eksnerinentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy A:Tagus-L, 1.,0(12;
pp 532-9
ABSTFUCTI: It is sho-,m that if account is made for the real voctor iv-,tiire of
an. clectraaagnetic field, thw equations ar.ronline;ir lead to
new self -f ocus-ling wave.-yide so1ations. This opens up the poumibil.ity of the
eyd.stence of self-focussin- wave,, ides in whic.1i ths,- 1vn,-jt-u'Ij.na-L
field streng
~,th:, are of the smo order of mi(-3ALude. As P:.artia-alar canr~,,s '11~e
set of snIf-fcgc~usning -,7mve"'vides wi-dell is chexacterizod an Imusral t'17_e of
polariz(Kl. ~~,,,-.Ilcttrc af the elertricaj field ine3juden th~-- T"-;-~o'des
viously stu~licd. lor a plinc F--prer,,try aa vi I "; , t-,.f' t F., 11
Utrtivt- ar Jy~o rmlin-~ar
eqw,tiolls yie,34~5 a clan,~;Lrlnatinn Of Sb,'!,tM3 Cj:~' VOCtOr SCI-r-
foe-anjing wavoguieteo. R i t; showu LbaL undar Cortoln c,01101tio
1/2

USSR
YELEONSKIY, V. M., et al., Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Toorp-ticheskoy Fiziki;
August, 1972; pp 532-9
medlun a pecular type of phenomenon amseal vis, s-znatial stratifiction ol'
the electromagnetic fiold into I'marly" self -f mu-ssing reglom of TE- and Til~-
MCK30 fields. Ghzxactoristicalb~, the change,in space of the "nearly" self-
focussing field node iz due to nonlinear interiction- ,:.,.t weak field :3tr(mgths.
The article Includes 13 eqantiomarA 5 figures. There are mforences.
2

USSR
UDC: 533-951.8
BAYKOV, I. S. and SILIN, V. P., P. N. Lebedev.Physics Institute,
Moscow
"Parametric Instability in a Nonuniform Plasma With Hot Ions"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Tekhnicheek(?y Fiziki, No 1, 1973, PP 3-13
Abstract: The present paper is the follow-up of an earlier paper by
the second of the authors named above, in which it was found !hat
the anomalous absorption of monochromatic electromagnetic waves in
a plasma is connected with the plasma's development of parametric
instabilities when the amplitude of the variable electric field of
the pumping wave exceeds the threshold value (I'lliDTF. 48. 1965,
p 1679). The authors of the present paper conoider'd-no'nuniform.
plasma in which the ion temperature is much hig/her than the elec-
tron temperature, a situation likely to occur in the interaction
of a neutral bunching of the plasma with an external high-frequency
field. The cases of aperiodic and periodic plazma in6tabilities
are theoretically investigated. It is found tha-l', mith pLasmas in which
the ion temperature exceeds the electron temperature the th-reshold
for the parametric excitation of ion-acoustical waves exceeds the
1/2

USSR TJDC: 533-951.8
S., et al, ~hurnal. Teklmiche-skoy riziki, No 1, 1973,
PP 3-13
threshold for the excitation of purely aperiodic instabilities
under a condition specified in the.article.

USSR UDC 533-951
SILT111 V. P., Physics Institute imeni P, N. Lebedev, Academy of Sciences
"Anomalous Nonlinear Dissipation of High-Prequency Radio Vayes in a Plasm."
Moscow, Uspekhi Fizicheskikh Nauk, Vol 108, No 4, Dec 72, pp 625-654
Abstract: There have been nlinerous studies of the effects of weak waves on
a plasma when such phenomena correspond to linear electrodynamics. Now
there is intensive study of the effect of high-pover olectronagnetic radia-
tion on a plasma when the possibility arises of a whole sories of different
nonlinear phenomena. 'Bic; present article surveys one. such collection of non-
linear phenomena in a plasma which is characterized by the appearance of
anomalous high-frequency resistance due to the resonai*= paxametric effect
of powerful radiation, resulting in the devolopment of perturbations in the
plasma and a turbulent state. The survey covers results which have been
obtained in the last few years by a number of authors and only those which
axe characterized by sufficient completeness.
1/3
En

UWR
SILIN, V. P., Uspeldii Fizichesk_ikh Nauk, Vol 108, No 4, Doc 72, pp 625-6Yi
The following are considered: results of ths theca-y of` parametric in-
stability of a plasma in an electromagnetic wave field; qijasilinear and non-
linear theory of anomalous high-frequency conductivity of a pa-ramaetrically
unstable plasma; numerical experiments simulating a paramet*xically unstable
plasma, and anomalous high-frequency conductivity; expertion-tal study of the
anomalous nonlinear dissipation of high-frequency radAo Hayes In a pazemet-
rically unstable plasma.
Conclusion: The theoretical results obtained in recent years rerzal~d-
3 ng the parametric effect on a plasma have made it po~,~siblo to predUct a
qualitatively new range of phenomena in the interactivn of electroinza-g-netic
waves with a plasma. These involve the-dvvelopment of parametric instabil-
ities in the plasma due to the nonlinear effect on the plasma of a strong
high-frequency electric field. The developmcnt of pammetric instabilitie-3
leadr. -to the appearance of a turbulent plasma state, ona of' the wdnifesta-
of 4- pl~_-
tions of which is the anomalous high-fre%uency conductIvity ffi -Ira,
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SIMI, V. P., 'Uspekhi-Fizichaskildi Nauk, Vol 108, ND-4i Dec 72, pp 625-654
The -theoretical prediction of anomalous nonlinear dissipation of high-
frequency clectroragnetic, waves in a plasma has been confirmed in a number
of experimental studies leading to the experimental discovery of anomaiously
strong absorption of an electromagnetic field by a plasma. These important
first steps in the experimntal study of the effect of high-power electro-
magnetic radiation or, a plasma show the need for an extensive and detailed
study of the phenomena that take place in a plasma under such conditions.