SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YELKIN, I.I. - YELYUTIN, O.P.

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ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--[Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE NECESSITY OF USING STATISTICAL
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iSUBSTANTIATED* A METHOD AND INDICATIONS TO DETERMINATION OF THE MEAN
VALUE Ss OF-ASSESSMENT CRITERIA OF.THF: SIGN VARIABILITY, AND MEMODS AN
ANALYSIS OF DISTRIBUTION OF THE.DATA IN SOLVING DEFINITE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
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-~-AUTHDR-403)-TEPLYAKOV, 8-YA., DROZOOVA, A.A40.YELKIN, 1.14
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S OUR C' E-- Z HURN A LM 1KROB IOLOG I II IMMUNUBIOLDGIIr 19701 NR 4 t PP 141-146
0 AT E: PUBL 1,SHED-,--. 70
-:-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCESt ELEURONICS AND ELECTRICAL
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'-TOPIC. TAGS--INFECT*IOUS DISEASE, INFORMATfON STORAGE.AND RCTRIEVALi
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USSR IJDC 669.245.018.44(083.8)
PANIASYUK, 1. 0., BRUSILOVSKUY, 11. S. , VILI".OV, V. I., VORONP~, C. YEC0P,0V,
YE. YEE.) KLUIOV, L. YA. , YOVVQVA, YE.- Irt. I IKONTSUM A:-,'YE. !-1. ,
LYUBINSKAYA, N. A., HILENINA, YE. G., NIKILAYLOV, 1. A., R;IZMIAYEV, YE. I.,
SIROTKIN, A. i. , SOLDATCHENKO, V. A.. SPILITSIN, R. I.0 SHAPIRO, S. 'M.
"Nickel-Chromium Base Alloy"
USSR Author's Certificate No 276418, Filed 2 Jun 69, Published 16 Oct 70 (from
act I
RM-Metallur;tiya, No. ei, Ai)r 71, Abstr, .1o 41766P)
Translation: Vie heart-resistant alloy has the following composition (in
C 0.03-0.1, Cr 30-140, WI 3-5.5, 11o 2-4p TI 0.5-1.5t A1,0.5-1.5, M) 0.5-1.5,
Ce 0.01-0.3, B 0.003-0.008, 1111i, the rest. The alloy has increased heat re-
sistance and also the following mechanical and physical-chemicall properties
2
at 1,100*: cr 3 kg/-,,m2, 6 65%9 Cr 1 kg/=-, coefficient of
-6 -1 stress-~upture
linear expansion 15-10 dcg increase in ~zeiRht after 100 hours of heatinla
.1 2
It is corrosion-resistant in a moist atraosphere
.at 1,200' in the air 0 Q g/n
under troi)ical condit-ions, in sea water, and in the products of coribustion of
highly sulfurous fuel.

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PRIMARY SOURCE: Ortopediya, Travatato)log''a i Protezirovaniye,
1970,~Nr 5 -.X?.
THE REMOTE RESULTS OF 17REATMENT OFMULTIPLE (COMBINED) FRACTURES
Of THE LONG TUBULAR BONES.61F THE UPPER EXTREMITIES
fi~ in the treatment
The experience of traumatologic clinics 0"the-Ulifo A.Y_JniUtL
of 45 patients with multiple (combined) fractures of the tipper extremity bones is set
forth. the choice of one or another method of Lreatment wSit determined by the chw-azter
of combination of fracture-,, age oi the injured, character of the line of break- and fragi-nent
displacement. as well as presence or absence of complications. Thirty' pationts were treated
-by conservative and 15 by operative methods. As a rule, failure of zonservative treatmer-f
was an indication a n studied in all '~aflents ,vith
ior oz4ration. The remote results h ve bee
follow-up from 6 months, up to 7 years from the moment or traunia. Good results hav(:
been achieved in 27 (60%), satisfactory in 12. (26.7%), and were poor in 6 (13,3r,,')
patients, The incidence ol poor results was especially high in patients with 6i3physary
fractures of the hutjierus and forearm bones and in'pati'ents with.multiple frat-tures of
the elbow joint.

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UDC. 4678.02:66.097
USSR
ABRAM"LIA, Ye. A., ViDRO31Y'-,'V, V. V. YEG(,I'OV, A., YELYIii
V.
and 1, j1, K Nk(j, 'k. U.
"Initiating the Discharge in a Mergavolt Gas Spaice by an Electron
Tleam"
-os cow. Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, No. 10 Jahuary-iebruary,
~1971 p-p 117-118
Abstract: 12his paper describes t h e ex p r. L in, ir i t! ~i method and results
in the use of an electron beam to start. 'Ohe ditoc'rlar(~e in a gaseous
to 1 DIV is supplied by a Tesla induc-
jap. The high voltar,~e of 0.2
tion transform er, with tfie capacit;aricer f ormeeft 1~y the trlrisformer
electrode and the trangformer's C.,*ro1AndQd.ca;31nt, piayinf-., the p-,,irt of
t
-discharge gap. This casing is fil'od with''gas at a Iressure of
he L ti
12 atmospheres, with the ulectron be-am injected, with an -.,,nergy of
w~ 5 ns, into
150 to 400 kev arid a current of 10 A irk the courst
'he center of - e Cap, -4h4ch has a length of 4 cm. Tile injection
-'o
is made through a 1-cm diameter window.of ne il A sketch of
this equipment is provided. 1,
'hotogi~apbs of the disc:harge are re-
produced.
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'USSR UDC: 533.6.011
YEL KIN, Yu., G.
"Unstable Univariate Flows of a Nonviscous Radiating Gas"
Uch. Zap. Tsentr. Aero-gidrodinam. In-ta [Scientific Writings of Central
Institute of Aerodynamics and Hydrodynamics], 1972, 3, No 2, pp 28-38
(Translated from Referati-vnyry Zhurnal Mekhanika, No 12J 1972, Abstract No
12B171, by G. A. Tirskiy)
Translation: A numerical solution is presented to theproblem of unstable
univariate flow of a nonviscous, non-heat,conducting radiating gas between a
shock wave and a contact discontinuity surface. The flow of gas is considered
to be in chemical equillibrium: the gasses before the propagating shocl, wave
beyond the contact surface are nonviscous and nonradiatina; the pressure
and density of radiation are negligible. To calculate the inItial sector of
development of flow, it is considered that the radiation is a perturbation
and within the framework of this assumption as t-+0, changes in the gas dynamic
characteristics of the flow are estimated. The one dimensional system of
radiation gas dynamics equations was solved by the method of successive approx-
imations. Using the known distribution of flow paramete and divq in the
r5
R
M+
mth cross section Ctm colist) and thedistribution of divqR in the I)th cross
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USSR
Yellkin, Yu. G., Uch. Zap. Tsentr. Acro-gidrodinam. In-ta, 1972, 3, No 2,
PP
section, the gas dynamic functions in the (m+l)th cross sections were determined
by.the method of characteristics. To calculate~the divergence of radiant flux
d the radiating volume was represented as an infinite flat layer and a ten-
'VqR'
stage model was used for the coefficient of'absoiption of air. The gas dynamic
functions are presented in graphic form at various moments in time. With shock
wave velocities of over 12 kri/sec, the energy.transfer from the gas by radiation
significantly changes the gas dynamic parameters behind the s1
iock wave
2/2
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USSR
UIDC 539-67
POSTMOV, V..S., MESHKOV, S. I.,. KOSILOV,~A4 T.,
and
KOROTATEV, Ye. A.
"On Amplitude Dependence of Internal Friction in Uniaxially Stretchable
Na-tals"
Bb. "Vnutrenneye treniye v metallicheskikh m6terialakh" (Internal Friction in
Metallic Materials), Moscow, Izd-vo Hauka, 1970., PP 76-79
Abstract: Results of a study on internal friction in alimdnum are presented.
The data obtained a3!,a discussed on the basis of conceDts on thermally activated
overcoming of short-range barrier by dislocations, taking into account the
supplementary periodical stresses in slip planer., prodmced by torrional vibra-
tions4
A relation is obtained which characterlzes tbe airq)litutb! dependence of
in the tensile process. The wagnitudd of..activati6n volume for a proposed
mechanizm is determined. The activation:volume-va. eldngati6n velocity is
plotted., 3 figures., 7 references.i

V Ab. Probl. osobo wasn. infektsiy (Problems of Especially Dangerous
Infections collection of Works), Saratov, No 4(14) 1970,:PP 105-109
(frOM M-Yzd1tsinLka-n. GeGgM4Ya-,- N03, Mar 71, Abs~;ract No 3-36.110
by B. Dobrokbotov
Translation: It appears that the malm~piague vectorat a h1gh-altitude focus
in Transcaucasia is the cor=z vole. The predominant fleas of the focus,
Ctenophthahmis teres and Ct. vladimirij appeared incapable of forming a plug
and of transmitting the agent. As a result an opinion about the alimentary
mechanism of infection and about the existence of a focus due to csinnibalism
amng common volea was advanced. Thio'bypothesis proved to be incorrect:
there are data concerning the possibility of flormation of plugs in Caratophyl-
3aw caspius and C. consimills fleas and the transmiskon of plague bacteria
by,them to the rodents.. In the Transcaucasian natural focusA the transmission
mechanism of inducers is basic.,Vhereas.the ell ntaz7 mechanism is only of
secondary importance.

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BERLOVICH, E. Ye., BLINNIKOV, Yu. S.i.VAYSHNIS, P. P., VITMAN, V. D., YELKIN,
IGqATF-NKO, Ye. ~ I., PANTELEYEVI NO', ~Nq and:TARASOV, V.K.,
Konsiantinov,Nuclear'Physics Institute
"Shbrt-Lived Osmium Isotopes"
Moscow, Tzvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR 'qeriva Fizicheskava, No 12, 1972, pp 2490-
2498
Abstract: The purpose of.-the experiments'.dea,cribed in this paper is to
detect 1750s and to obtain information concerning gam. a irradiation of
this and lighter osmiurn isotopes. The short-lived isotopes orere obtained
In spallation reactions by irradiating mercury with I-Gev protons in the symchro-
a
cyclotron of the*irradiatioi ccnditions S.'r ry, inasmuch:as the proportion of the
different Os isotopes in the specimens depends on the mode of proton bombard-
ment. . In the gamma irradiation, the gamma ray spectrmnn was:measured by a Ge(Li)
detector, with a resolution of 3.5 kev for a line of 662 kev, and the spectra
were recorded by an electronic system including art Al-1024 analyzer, a control
block with timer, and the Kiask-22 computer to measure half-lives. Isotopes
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USSR UDC 616.981'.51-06:616.24-0021-036.21
Medical Institute
t___NA,_A. V, Saratov
"Epidemiology of Pulmonary Anthrax
Ilikrobialogii, Epidemiologii i Immu obiologii, No 9, 1971,
Moscow, Zhurnal 1 n
pp 112-116
Pulmonary anthrax (or woolsorters' disease) is now exception,01v
Abstract:
rare in the Soviet Union, and for this reason some aspects of the epidemiology
are obscure, particularly the mode of transmission from man to.man. This
study of archival records and an old periodical yielded detailed information
on epidemics of the disease that occurred.in the 19001's in several rural
localities of what is now Saratov and Volgograd oblasts. A total of 89
persons contracted pulmonary anthrax, verified by pathological and bac-
teriological examinations. The great majority of.patients had handled in-
fected wool. The disease was apparently not very contagious,because there
were fe-4 cases in which more than one member of a family became infected.
Some 80% of the victims were women. Outbreaks occurred mostly during the
'cold weather, a feature that distinguishes the pulmonary from the cutaneous
form of anthrily, which appears in the summer TM disease was generally
fatal, death occurring on the 3d or 4th day

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:TJTLE_-THE MECHANISM OF IMMUNOGENES1S IN VACCINATION WITH S.PRIMEO MUTANTS
-OF.,SALMONELLAE AND SHIGELLAE, REPORT Ill.. NONSUSCEPT'BILITY OF-141CE TO S.
.-AU.THOR-105)-SERGEYEV, V.V.v FROLOVA, M.A., PROTASOV,Ar YELKINA, S.I.,
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~'ABS-TRACTiEXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN COMPARING THE IMMUNOGENIC
.'..PROPERTIES THE AUTHORS FOUND THE VACCINE PREPARED:FROM THE LIVE S PRIMED
-CULTURE OF S. ENTERITIDIS BACTERIA TO BE.MORE Er-Ft-CTIYE IMMUN13LOGICALLY
J,HAN-THE:VACCINE MADE OF KILLED BACTERIA,OF A VIRULENT STRAIN. ALCING
_*ITH INTE; S PRIMED MUTANT
NSE SPECIFIC IMMUNITY, ORAL IMMUNIZATION: 41TH
1, 1 UNOLOG I C L
ALSO PRODUCED THE DEVELOPMENT OF NONSPr=C1FIC RESISTENCE. mm A
RECONSTRUCTION OF CELLS OF THE RETICULOENDOTHELIAt SYSTEM AND OF THE
WAS ESTABLISHED BY THE RE,ACTIQN-~OF CELLULAR PASSIVE SKIN
FACILITY: MOSCOWINSTITUT VAKTSIN ISYVOROTOK IM.
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V
SHUSTER, B. YU., LIKHODED, V. G., SEFiGEYEVt ..V.t YEXN and
-LITAREV, V. A., Moscow Institute of Vaccines and Serad.~ieni Ifeehnikov
"Transduction Analysis of the Virulence of-Revertants of S. enteritidis
Ztreptomycin-Dependent. Mutants"
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologil, Epidemiologll' i 1juiunobiologil, No 12, 1971,
pp 58-62
Ab3tractt Using the transduction, method with phage P 220 tho authors folmd
that the virulence of avirulance of revertants of S. enteri-~idis No 921
str-d mutants varied Yith the nature of the reverse =04ition~ Virulence
was restored in the true revert-ants while. the suppressor revertants remained
avirulent, In transduction of markers from the virulent str-r strain to
the suppressor avirulent revertants, the str-r tranzductants exhibited
segregation with respect to virulence. The virulence of the.transductants
was due to substitution of the su-strr supp. su-str* gene
gene ressor fo= the
ppie refore,ifiat,autation1n the su-str gene
su ssori It would appeari the
suppressor results in the loss of.: vlrule~ce.~.

Ussll
atid TONMUIUS YE. G., Tasi-,'
T 17 41. V 11-C0-1 A
Y2- -INTL
Sana-7-ary, Ep"I denaiiological Laboratory
-'Y'ear Viroio-ical Study o2 ln,`Iu-enza ia slikeli L Gb7 st"
Sax T&
T -A Sh 1 C e n `Cei t s t v,, k i y --'L L u rIU zb e Is -L a n a 3 7 0, , p i-" 3 i
6~bstract: A si-adly of 1,222 thr -r-1, ei~ 'Erom pat-L~nj!--:-
aa t s in e a r s L
acul-C -XIeSpira-Lory diseases bet"i-ren 1962 an, d 19671 and-i ~~rom 0!:) L; Ju
cadave"s) w-as per--~"ormied on, clmic'-'en~ 'a-brv,~S. e:
I Of
influerizia virus isolated, representrAn-,' 1- 7
-111 0 L
all f USCIS. Six strains of the A-2:type
t. h e1962 flu ep-i'demic, one StraiD of the B typc~ was 1036-1;
!1 str.-i-ins o 1-C I.- b e-A-2 type in 1965; and two, ~8trairis of Lho -v,)c!
in IC967. In the 1963-1-964 intempideritic period, 'Uhe. A2 tLlp~:-2s
recor-al in 5-3 . Tr of -0 1 cases; than ~-z ti.,pe 1. -1-f; n t'l
L L u
D type in 0.2-0.31 of. cases. 2ha-: "1 1 u L~ p em, c
u~ 1C
Fr--Ib-r%-~ary. 1965 , was cau3ed by the A 2 type, wa.-
40.4'-~ of pat-fants,witla S as .
-jcat4~ rc.~7pircttory disea D"I
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too!:; L9-")5. After til, n t o f
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~:zgainnt iI t a.2 ~Y,)c se threerold' and f ,L7 I --a- 7,,~;
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A967 a-,-An in c r e a n C'd- P 00 De3, U'j'"jU,-jjtY. totC--.
u D t o t h c 1 e v,~ Iob~;erved in 19G-3. Vi-O" a
importance in medical practicei and iEi the influienza. d i i r,
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USSR UDC 518.5:681-3.o6
YMKMA, V.
'Program of Constructing the Shortest Path for the BESm-6 Computer"
V sb. Vychisl. sistemy (computer Systems--collection of -vorks), vyp. 45,
iKovosibirsk, "Nauka", 1971, pp 41-46 (from M-Kibernetika, No 12, Dec
No 1v982)
71, Abstract
Translation: The proposed program for constructing th-- shortest path is
designed for plotting a connected nonoriented graph without loops with a
minimum sum of the edges' lengths. The matr-,x.R of intial distances 'or
all points of the initial set Is constructed and used as a basis for
-is a:spatially ordered list of
plotting the required graph. Theirevult
the edges of.the graph. A. Khalamay~er.
80 -

USSR UDC: 51:155-001-57:681.3.06
-The "Krabl Program for the Ri-3M-6 Compu er
t
V sb. Vychisl. sistemy (computer Systems--co.1lectior of works), vyp. 45,
Novosibirsk, "Nauka", 1971, pp 47-55 (from,M-Kibernetika. .: Ito 12, Dee
71, Abstract No 12V1011)
Translation: The paper proposes 6 standard program for search in a given
feature space for the best union Lof elementary taxa among K taxp- of
complex form. Initial data: a list ordered by increasing a-umbers of the
edges of a graph without loops with minimum sum of thelength of the
edges; the vector of "weights" of the taxa; .the permisiqlble number of
segments for sorting in searching for the boundaries. ;The last parameter
is assigned from heuristic !=siderations. -In the pror!,ram, the given
number of most probable "contestants". for the boVndary~:segmcnt is selected,
v_U versiona of union for the selected. number.of "cont(!stantsl' are sorted
outi and a search is made for the best version.with respect to criterion F.
A. Khalamayzer.
90

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the 'Forelf-11 Program for the M-220 Computer"
Vsb. Vychisl. sistemy (Computer Systems--collection of works), vyp. 45,
YovosibirA, "Nauka"i 971, pp ih-18 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 12, Dec
'71, Abstract Vo 12V1013)
Translation: The paper describes a program by the "Forell-l" algorithm
for iso!Tt-ilg te-xa (regions of bunching) of points with a given degree
of proximity by means of hypersphere's. The program access is given as
well as the method of assigning t~e initial data and a control example.

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USSR. UDC: 51.155:00.1-57:681-3-M
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T~e oreII-5,AI Prouam for the, OMPU
V sb..Vychisl. sister.-ty (Computer
Systems' collection of works), vj-p. 45,
-No-vosibirsk, "Nauka", 1971, pp 23-30(from RZh-Kibernetika, No 12, Dec
71, Abstract I-To 12V1015)
Translation: A program is described for isolating taxa with a predetermined
-f proxi ity within a taxon for initial data reT
degree o. Presented by birary
codes. The taxa ray be isolated wil
ith resliect to any set from the given
are retainedii.
number of binary tags. The ini

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USSR
UDG 621-317.741:621-317-742
KONOPLEV, V. P.
licalculating the Standing-Wave Ratio Nonunifonriities of the
Transverse and Longitudinal Slot Types. in a Gpwcial Linelf
Tr. Sib. n.-i. in-t metrol, (Works:of the,Sibar:Lan Scientific
Research Institute of Metrology), 1969,.Vol 2,!:.pp 62-67 (from
RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 4, 1970, Abstracit No 4A-Vj.8)
Translation: The authors study the nonuniformity arising during
the couplIng of rigid coaxial measuring lines tieing plug contacts.
This nonuniformity consists~of a gap between the socket and pin
which can be viewed as a short-circuited radial line with longi-
tudinal gaps. Starting with this representation, the authors
der.,ve a formula for the standing-wave ratio of tho investigated
nonuniformit7 for an instance of radially diverging slots and for
-parallel diverging items. Original:-artiele: two Illustrations
and three bibliographic entries. N;. Si.

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USSR UDC 546.3-19'E21'78
TUMANOV, V. I., MOZZHUMB, YE. I., and YELWOVA, S .it..
Ities of Two4hase and Three-Phase
"Effect of Temperature on the Physical Proper-
-Titaniua-Tungsten Solid Alloys"
laterialy, Vol
Moscow, Neorganicheskiye M 6, No 1. JaLn ?0, PP 15-19
Abstract: Expansion of the region;; of application of solid alloys gives rise to
the necessity for investigating theIr physical propertios at various temperatures.
The relations obtained in doing this arouseful in studying prpble= connectod
with the structural peculiarities of solid alloys. Heretofore, with the exception
of,data on the Young's modulus, there have been~no published data on the physical
properties of titanium-tungsten alloys at increased temperatures. This article
contains an investigation of the temperature dependence of thermal expansion,
electrical resistance, and young's modulus of two-pliaso od throo-phaso titaniuin-
oa tOMPOL
tungston solid alloy5 in the 20-800 rature rxngo.~ .;It was fowid that tho
variation of the physical properties as a function of Co content is not addltlve.
The dooposition-property curves have extramal va1ues,.vbic4.corr9SPond to b volu-
metric percent Co for two-phase alloys and 22 volumetric:percent Co for three..
phase alloys.

USSR
TUMA01OV, V. I., et al, Neorganicheskiye Materialy, Vol 6, No 1, Jan 70, PP 15-19
Investigation of the theoretical relationship between the coercive force and
volumetric content (to the 2/3 power) of nownagnetic in*lusions (the carbide
component) also demonstrated the presence of an 1xiflectlon point for a concen-
tration of the binding phase of 6 apd 11 volumetric percent, respectively, for
two-phase and three-phase alloys. Alloys with a high Co content (more than 6
volumetric percent in two-phase alloys and more than 32 volumAric percent in
three-phase alloys) have structures in the form of a cobalt matrix with included
isolated carbide grains. In alloys with a low6r Co content the binding pnass
has a continuous structure -- Individual sections of thelicobalt solid solution
are isolated by the carbide phase. Graphs are presented :LUustrating these
various relations.
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112 042 UNCLASSI FIED'~ T E
PkbCESS!ING DA
JITLE--EFfECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE~P14YSICAL-PROPERrIES OF.TWO AND THREE
PHAS E T 11AN I UM AND TUNGSTEN SOLID ALLOYS --~U-
~~_.AUT40R-1,03,)-TUMANOV, V.I., MOZZf4UKHIN, YE..10..f YELMANDVAL.S.M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCF--- I ZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSRv NEORG-MATER. iWo, 1.5-19
,~.DATE, PUBLISHED ------- 70
;~._UBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSt PHYSICS
,JOPIC TAGS--TITANIUM ALLOY, TUNGSTEN ALLOYv COBALT CONTAI-NING ALLOY,
CAR B I DE iTHERMAL EFFECT, PHYSICAL PROPERTYt: ELASTIC :MtODULUSP NONMETALLIC
INCLUSIONt ELECTRIC RESISTIVITY, MAGNET[C-C.OERCIVE f*0RCE' TERNARY ALLOY
--NO RESTRICTIONS
~ONTRDL MARKING
00 CU MEN T CLASS--UNCLASSfelEn
~'~P_ROXY REEL/FRAME--1934/0152 STEP tJO--UR/0363/70/i3O6/OOl/OOl5/t-)1)19
IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054948
UNCLASSIFIED

DATE-18SEP70
2/2 042 UNCLASSIFIED 'PROCESSING
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054948
"ABSTRACT/ EXTRACT- (U) GP-0-~ ABSTRACT. THE TEMP. Or-PENDENCE OF THERMAL
EXPANSION, ELEC. RESISTIVITY, AND.ELASTICITY MODULUS tIF 2 AriD 3 P114SE TI
W
SOLID AL~OYS [N THE TEMP. RANGE 20-8001)EGREES ',iAri ItqVESTIGATED, THE:
'IS t
PHYS. PROPGRTIES AS DEPENDENT Gt,4 TlqE CO (OtIfENT 00~ NOT
CHANGE 111%. THF
IVES LA
TURN OUT TO BE ADDITIVE. THE COMPN* PROPERTY CUR HAVE "TREME
VALUESi WHICH CORRESPOND TO 6 VOL. PER,CENIT CO FOR''ALLOYS OF THCE 2 PHASE
COMPN. AND TO EQUIVALENT TO SIMILAR TO 12~ VOL. PERCENT CO FOR 3 PH4LSF-:
-ALLOYS- EXAMN. OF THE THEORET kETW'EE%l IHE COEPCIVE,
ICAL DEPENBENCE 8 FORCE
:~:__ANU THE TWO THIRDS POWER OF THE VOL. CONTENT OF NONMAGNETIC INCLUSIONS
(,CARBIDE C014PONENT) ALSO SH014ED THE-PRESENCE OF AN, INFLECTIoN AT THE
.~CONCN. OF THE BINDING PHASE OF 6 AND 11 VOL. PERCENT, RlSP- , FOR THE 2
AND. THE 3 PHASE ALLOYS... ALLOYS - WITH -A 'THIGH CO'~CONTENT IG'REATER. THAN 6
-..,VOL. PERCENT IN 2 PHASE ALLOYS AND GREATER THAN 12~'VOL. PERCENT IN 3
-PHASE ALLOYS) HAVE A STRUCTURE IN 'THE FORM, OF A CO liATRIX, CONTG.
THE FORM OF ISOLATED CARBIDE~GRAINIS.
INCLUSIONS IN
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 577.1:615.7/9
YEVNICHUM, L. N.
"Histochemical Characteristics of Lipids in Subcutaneous Nodules Caused by
'Injection of Quartz-Containing Dust, Asbestos, Anthracite, and Carbolen
[Charcoal, Sucrose, Starch, NaCl]".
V ab. Voor. Gigiyeny truda i prof. patol. vmetallurgii (Problems of Indus-
tiral Hygiene and Occupational Diseases in Metallurgy!.--Col-lection of Works),
Moscow, 1972,' pp 268-274 (from RZh-Biologicheskaya Khimiya, No 17, Sep 73,
Abstract No 17 F1927)
Translation: The formation of nodules (N) in subcutaneous tissue was found
to be similar to that in the lungs. After subcutaneous injection of quartz
dust or SiO2 condensate, a larger quantity of lipid-containing macrophages
(LN) was found in the N along with.a greater proliferation of connective
tissue than after injection of chamotte dust. Asbestos,- anthracite, and
carbolen. did not significantly affect these processes. Of were detected
mainly in portions with dust accumulations, an indication of degenerative
L
changes in the microphages. Phosphatids predominated in the macrophages
in the. early stages of nodule formation while neutral fats were more
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-SaiaitatiOh
Public flealtli, qijidii6"
USSR uDc 616.2)~-003.667.6-o92-oo8.939.15
PSLOBRAGINA and
G. V., and )%L'kTICMTM, L. Institute of la1)or Hygiene
Occupational Diseases,*-Sverdltv'sk
"Localization of Li-pids in the Lungs During Experimintal Asbestosis"
Moscow, Gigiyena Trada i ProfessionalInyye Zabolevaniya, No 9, 1972, pr, 55-57
Abstract: 'Me -nrocess of node formation and invasion by -lipid-con-taining nacro-
phages in the lungs of white rats exposed to chrysotile asbestos dust was
studied racroscopically over a 1-year-period and compared to processes occurrimg
during silicosis. As in silicosis, lipid- containing macro-phages accummulated
in perivascular and peribronchial tissues, in interalveolar septase, and under
the-pleura, appearing on the reriphe ry of dust nodes consisting of macrophages,
pla6ra cells, histiocytes, fibroblasts, and fibrocytes in 30 daYs- In contrast
to silicosis., however, the nodes were notsubsequently invaded by lipid-
containing racrophages, and sclerotization did not occur. This suggests a
pathogenic involvement of lipid-containing macrophages in the development of
umsclerosis.
ne
P

n
JI k I It
7
USSR UDC 547-26,118 + 547-292.6
GAZIZOV, M. B., SULTANOVA, D. B., RAZUMOV, A. I.Y .,YELNIKOVA., G. 11..,_~and
stitute ni-
OSTANINA, L. P., Kazan' Chemical-Technological In M. Kirov
"Reaction of Aryldichlorophosphines With Acetic Acid Acylals"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, vol 42 (io4), No 9,.Sep 72, pp 2112-2113
Abstract: Ary1dichlorophosphines react with equimolar quantities of acetic acid
acylals at 500.yielding cK-alkoxyethylarylpho,sphinic acid chlorides. The yields
ofthese products can be improved by using excess-cUor6phosphine or running the
reaction in presence of an equimolar quantityzofcK--chlqroether.
'09
kill MRAA!HNMW6

i h
USSR UDC1 6811.2.083.8(088.8)
YELOKHIN, A. P.
"Random Number Generator"
USSR Author's Certificate No. 279168, Filed 19/06/69, Published 16/11/70. (Trans-
lated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Avtomatika,-Telemekhanika i:Vycliislitel,naya
-,Tekhnika, No. 5, 1971, Abstract No. SB233P).
Translation: A random number generator is suggested consisting of a random voltage
generator and a random number former. In order to simplify the device and increase
accuracy-and speed, it contains a dynamic voltage limiter, the input of which is
connected to the output of the random~voltage generatoi- while the output is con-
neqted to the input of the random number former. I fig.

Devices
USSR UDC: 681.2.08-3.8
YELOKHIN, A. P., All-Union Scientific Research..Institute.,of Heat Engineering imeni
-A Random Number Generator"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlenn e Obraztsy. Tova-rnyye Znaki, No 26,
Yy
:1970, Soviet Patent No 279168, ciass 42, filed 19 Jun 69, p 132
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduces a random'number generator which
consists of a random voltage oscillator and a circuit for shaping random numbers.
As a distinguishing feature of the patent, the device is,simplified, precision is
improved and speed in increased by incorporating a dynamic voltage limiter whose
input. is connected to the output ofthe ra6dm~voltage od'c;Lllai;or while the output
io-connected to the input of the circuit for sh(tping random nimbers.

USSR UDC 547'739 3: '262'385 - I
NAKHMANOVICH, A. S. and EAIMTAUKHVVA~~ R. V., Institute of
~Organic Chewdstry, Siberian Branch) Acad.' ScMj, USSR, Irktutsk~
"Acetylene Derivatives of Seleno
phene I Synthesis and So~ie Reactions of'
Selenienylacetylene Alcohols andYetones"
Riga, Ehimiya Geterotsiklicheskikh SoyedineniY, No 7, Jul 71, PP 920-9223-
Abstract: 2-SelenoDhenealdehydes react with alkylacetylene and acetylenemagne-
sium bromide under the Iotsich reaAion conditions and ~rith sodium acetylenide
in liquid amonia yields new selenienylad&tylene alcohols which can be easily
converted to respective ketones by oxidation with MrO~2 ~n ether. Belenienyl-
roxylc
acetylene ketones upon reaction with hydrazine azd hyd mine in aqueous
ethanolundergo intramolecular cyclizatim forming res ctive selenienyl sub-
Pe
stituted pyrazoles and isoxazoles.,

USSR
BYKOV' V. P.; (Moscow)
"Acoustical Vibrations in an Ellipsoidal Cavfty4
Moscow, Akusticheskiy Zhurnal; July-September, 1970; pp,372-82
ABSTRACT: Acoustical vibrations in an eUipsoidal cavity are studied. Asymp-
totic solutions of the Helmholtz equations are obtained Xhich lead, in the given
case., to the three-wave equations of Lame. These solut~-ons take into account,
the symmetry of an ellipsoid and do not require a joining of the solutions for
different regions of variation of the independent variable.
'Lier work
In addition, phase conditions discussed by Bykov in an ear, ("Geo-
metric Optics of Three-Dimensiona.1 Oscillations in Open: Resonators", from the
collection nElectronics of Large Powers 1965~ 4166-91) are. deteimned more
acCUr
The article includoa 81t equations. There are 6 bibliogTophic references.

S-OR
U UDC: 621 373:510.145.6
YELOV, V. V., ILtYASOV, R. Sh., YDROZOV, V. P., ORLOV, B.: V. ,POL'SKIY,
"A Transistorized Oscillator for Excitation of aRing--T,"e Gas Laser"
Tr. Kazan. aviats, in-ta (Works or the Ka z On Aviation Inztitwte) 1970,
VYp. - 104, pp 116-122 (f roya M-Radlateklini", No 12, Dee jO, Abstract No
12D.199)
Translation, High-frequency pumping oscillators wh i Ch operate in the 3-100
Niz frequency range are mst frequently used for activat-Lug a gas laser.
As a rule, these oscillators are based on vacuum tubes., Nith the develo-D-
ment of Soviet higli-frequency power transistors, it has ~.MCOTII'! pocsl
~n- oscillator. This paper (lescrib,:-s a.
make a minieturized econom, c pumpi ,
transistorized oscillator designed for excitation of three gas-discharge
tubes on a frequency of 5 14ft with relative frequency instability of 2xlO
idth an output power of '--Ox-'z W, the time for reaching the worldng mode
being no mre than 50 msec. The gas laser emission level is atabilized by
using negative feedback with respect to the,emission of tbe lastar. The power
len-I for excitation of the giLq-tUscharge tubes in a ring laaer is continli-
o%wly variable from PMU to 0.3 NEW

!1*!-,?;! 1!:, 111 1 kliff, 14, ~ T Il 1.
_j/2' 007 UNCL 45$1 Fl ED PRO'CESSING DATE--18SEP70
~~,T-fTLE-BRONCHOSCOPY IN DIAGNOSING CHRONIC, DUST INDUCED BRONCHITIS -U-
AtJTH0R-(05)-YELOV)AAL -!i.YA# I MALTSEVAv L'.M. iSOROKIN, V.M., GENINA, O.D.,
JUNKELBERG77--to
COUNTRY OF.INFO. USSR
S .OURCE--GIGIYENA TRUDA I PROFESSIONALINYYE ZASOLEVANKYA, 1970, NR 4, PP
Al E'PUBLISHED ------- 70
~,-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL ANO 14EOICAL.SC ENCES
TOPIC 'FAGS--RESPIRATORY SYSTEM DISEASE, DIAGNOSTIC METHODS
:CMITROL UARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~_60CUMENT CLAS~--UNCLASSIFIEO
STEP NO--UR/0391/701000/004/0056/0058
_CIRC ACCESS10% NO--AP0054LZ2

F"__:'2 2 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-18SEP70
_CIRCACCESSION NO--AP0054122
,~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PAPER CARRIES DATA OF CLtNICO
,ROENTGENOLOGICAL, ENDOSCOPIC ANO'FUNCTIONAL EXAMINATIONS-OF 97 PATIENTS
PRESENTING OUST INDUCED PATHOLOGY. OF THESE~62 HAD CHRONIC BRONCHITISp
121 PNEUMONCONIOSIS, AND 23 WERE SUSPECTED OF,SUFFERING FROM THE LATTER.
~-..,AN ANALYSIS OF~THESE FINDINGS IS.SUGGESTIVE THAT iioTH IN CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS AND IN PNEUMONCONIOSIS, AS WELL.AS IN SUSPECTED
PNEUMOCONIOSIS THERE APPEAR MANIFESTATIONS OF ENDOBRONCHITIS, MOSTLY OF
SUB AND-AT,ROPHIC NATURE AND LESS OFTENUF HYPERTq0PHIC.ONE.
A
-CHARACTERISTIC SIGNS OF ENDOBRONCHITIS ARE! DISCERNABLE~ E-ARLI'ER ND M RE
-FREQUENTLY THAN ROENTGENOLOGICAL~MANIFESTATIOiS OF-THE DISEASE. THERE
y
:WERE- INSTANCES WHEN ENDOSCOPIO-'- CHANGES~ BEC-AME:APPARENT,IN THE ABSENCE OF
BRONCHOGRAPHIC ONES~' THUS, IN. CASES,~ GIV,I-NG GROUND;TD SUSPECT CHRONIC
:.:.,.DUST INDUCED BRONCHITIS OR PNEU~OCONIOSIS,BRONCHO.ScOPY :.OS TO BE REGARDED
PROCEDURE CONDUCIVE TO-AN EARLY,;IDENTIF:ICATION OF THE
AFFECTIONS
UNCLASSIF19D:
-----------

ZU S S R uDc-621.165:62o.193.1
SHKOL'NIK, G. T., Lamm, M. I. YBWTIKOV A. S. and 7,ELETISKIY, V. G.
'Ways of Preventing t1ie Erosion of Blade.Apparatus of Power Plant 'Parbines"
Chelyabinsk, V sb. 110svoyen~ve b1o)-ov moshchno --'Yu 300 MVt na
*bp
-EkL -stuzsk. uFle" (Collecti-on of Works-Assimila-ICion. of 300$,1v
Power Units Burning the Ekibastuz Regl.on Coal)~, 19?2, 1)P 105-1 15
(from.Referativnyy Zhurnal-Te-ploenergetika, No .6, June'72,
Abstract No 6C39)
Abstricti Se-ile rpppqrs to be the wain source of abn?sive p,-jrtLclr-,s
whiCh fo rm on TAT)e inner s~urfnces~ ma rl e oT) e r 1 i t.-,L 0 s t1 s , d u e t o
inadeouaoy o-P -'uJiOx nrtueal -OnTerRtux(~ corifil-ti,ons to hr!,3.t resis-
tant charp,(,,t(?rstdc-q of materials ur:ndi The admissible -vevatvre
of the superhen.ter -~Jrje v,,-11 outside surface annears to be 5?50C
for the l2KhlT.*17- steel and 5P50C for the 12Kh2M*SR -o n. dE15-91 steels.
it is necessary to ensure ari optimal fresh stean temperature con-
trol on units -tith di.rect flow boilers viith them T)urjose of reducin-,
C~
not only the ex;t temperature but also the int: r.-nediates alonn- the
circuit. It is necessary to broaden the u,--,e of; suT)erheater
made of scale proof steels in boiUe'rs, where the viall tempe.-at-111-re
1/2

;~Jj,!.!;I~ i,;:: H HIAPAI! I.: ~Aj
........ FM
USSR
MOL IIIK, G. T., et al., Osvoyeniye blokov moshchnost'Yu 300 INt na
Ekibastimsk-ugle" 1972, PP 105-115
is more than 5715-5850C. Until elimination of scale formation, it
is advisable to ctArry out periodically~(once in 2-3 Ye-~.rs) a chemical
removan-I.of scale f-am perlitic section of ste--m -soperheater. Load~nz
of turbines of the Troitskoy Hydroelectric Power Station at the
start from a cold and non-cooled stIte,-n_s well as 0,ren-k-lion a' -oar-
tial loads should be conducted at slipping pre-psures with fully
opened control valves. 5 figui-eS$ 5 re.ferencesw
2/2

ux
USSR 36. 4 6 + 062.222.2
KSM-DOPUL0, G. 1. , B.. Ya. ZAV.,V)SKIY, V. A., ODNOROG.) D. S.,
:VELCVS);AYA.-T. P., Alna-Ata
we-`Chahism of- Inhibition ol
Combustion of HydrocaVboi -Air 11fixtures by Finely
-Dispersed Pa-rticles"
Fizi
Gorca"ya i Vz2yva, No 1, Mar 71, pp 192-991
ABSTI
aaoF-phc-.riz projimic f1waos viere studiod 1-, the mothod
0~ sz-2olin- 0 USill, L (Illartz microtube to ta%,~ samples for
flic reactio-i wais que;-idcd iii sa:mples tal-.Oli
in less t!;an -ii SCL: 11, the a IC. I a !A a C o,- 'Che Strom.11 Of S-v%plud
II.-C'u- the C~;pi lan b-Ito thc. 10 Chamber. ."knalyri.s oc tile
conuntratJi-ii ICS 1 111 the roaction '"one of thw jII(!JC;fz--(,
thn't din i; i:lyll S that of -ftocti-Cynation of the ini'tjll fliol
no I C C11 1 es . It's the conc~--.t:T-Zltian OF propanc decreasc-s'i tho co lice lit ra t.i, (In all:
:7.
The ).s
-duccd Oil o"',
re
OF f0l-1-,'. M) t 1) U
OLI-.(!I- ~zn'ld J.113, JAI ;. Ir),-, of its ]w,;:-.-bv reco-L-dimtion oF Ci-,: (NI ~,adiclu" oil
thc 51irf, C" t jp;~. rt C C~I r I, I:;,- F~
of and wl
their llatur~:, Th, A S p l*.-,Iv "t, t 1., J,;xdlahl ~;Ia 0 f i II J b i t i on of ccm-

L
USSR UDC 539.3
VASILTV, V. V. and YELPAT 'EVSKIY.: A~ N.
"Optirnum Shape of the Shell of: Revolution Made of Glass Filament
~-A
Plastic by the Continuous Winding Method"
Moscow, Prochnost" i Ustoychivost' To,nkostennykh Aviatsionnvkh
Kcn-=truktsiy-, 1971, pp 220-Z28
Abstract. The paper analyzes the shells.of revolution generated by
continuous winding of glass fila-zment tape. avid subje:ct to internal
pressure.
The differentic lves the Ineridion.
a Iequation (1Z) gi al fliape of the
shell for a given equatorial pitch angle of the tape mrid neglecting
the strength of ~the banding plastic. Integration of this equation re-
al
sults in equations (14). The meridional:shape for the equatori,
pitch angle of 330 is shown on fig. 3.:
If the shell has a hole at: the axis reinforced by a ring then the
meridional share of this ring is:given by equation (22).
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IG DATE--t)9'l"GT70
112 045 ROCES'SIN
TITLE-FEATURES. OF THE DEFOk.-MATION OF AWORTHUTROPLC F13ERGLASS PLASTIC
DURING STRETCHING -U-
-,A,UTH3R-(,03)-VASlLEVi V.V., WfICHENK0, A4A6:R YELPAT.EVsKlja,,,h.N.
--CGUNTRY- OF INFO-USSR
~S0UPC: KHANIKA POL I ME R(JVj VOL. 6, JAN.-FEB. 19700 P. 144-147
-,DATE PUBLISHED--70
`,SU,BJECT AREAS-MATERIALS, PHYSICS
~''_T' OPIC TAGS. FIBERGLASS, REINFORCED PLASTICs ~MATERIAL DEFORMATION,, POLYMER
COMPOSITE MATERIAL
.-CONTROL MAkKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
tUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROX IYREEL'IFRAHL--11992/1890 STEP NU--UR/0374/70, /0061003/014410147
CIR.G -ACCESSICN NO--AP(JIIZ870
UNCLASSIFIED

212 0 415 UNCL AS S I Pi ED,, PACCE~SING DATE-09OCT70
G IRC ACCESSION INQ~-APOII.tB70
.AbS-TRAL T,/EXTRAl--T--(j) 46STRACr. EXAi-11NATION OF THE DEFOtkMATION OF
AN OR]HUTRUPIC FIBERGLASS REINVO-ArED PLA.STIC WITH ALLOWANCE FOa THE
~8REAKVQlWjN OP THE 6INDER IN THE TRAXSVERSE LAYER. A"ALYSIS IS M40E OF
JPIE PEFORtiATIGN OF ATHREE LAYER.-CuMPGSITE suBjEcua r0 TENSIoli. A
NUM iCAL EXAMPLE IS PaESENTED FOk ILLUST KATING THE METHOD USED.
FAC11 I YY: MOSKOVSKII AVIATSIONNYI INI&T. I T U T14OSr-OW, USSR.
'UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDG: 539. 3
ELPATEVSKIY A N and'DUDCHENKO, A. A.
.11Calculations of Glass -Filament Plastic Cylindrical Shells Taking
Into ccount nterna ra s
Moscow, Prochnost' i Usto chivost' Tonkostentiykh Aviatsionnyk-h
Konstruktsiy, 1971, pp 234-24.9
Abstract: The paper analyzes a cylindrical pressure vessel formed
by prestressed. glass filament. T he prestressing is achieved by
winding the filarnent tinder tension around a marx After the
plastic is set the mandrel is removed resulting iii preco,.~npres sing
the plastic binder. Thioprecompression increases the internal
-ider to reach the
pressure which causes the tension inith~e plastic bit
value at which cracks originate.
The analysis is conducted in 6~-o ateps. First the case of no
_J~ cracks is an?-Ivzed-. Then the effect of c
-racks is analyzed by the
strain energy method.
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a ~:
.. ~* ! 1 1111 -- III II k:1 I

USSR UDC 539.3
VASIL'EV, V.V., DUDCHENKO, A. A. and./ELPAT'EVSKIY, A. N,
"Bending of Cylindrical Shell Made of Nonlinearly-Elas tic
Glass-Plastic"
Moscow, Prochnost' i Ustoycbivost' Tonkostennykh Aviatsionnykh
Konstruktsiy, 1971, pp Z28-234
Abstract: The subject cylindrical shell is. produced by winding of a.
glass filament tape. The stress-strain diagrarn,Gf the rnaterial is
shox,.,n on fig. 1. The diagrarn is a straight line until a certain stress
is reached causing cracks in the: plastic between.the fila-rnents,
Then the slope of the diagram' changes corresponding to a lower
modulus of elasticity.
The cylindrical s~,ell is subject-to a bending moment.
Cylindrical coordinates are used. The,jection is divided into two
zones having different modules of elas'ticit
1/2

MT
ER
LW- "W-1-- -'
USSR UDC 621.396.67:621.317,743
KO-MINOV, V. M., KURYANOV, A. V., YELS N4'G.
"Test Unit for Recording the Phase Charatteristics of Anterl-Litis"
-sti (Exchan of E e-
Obmen opytom v radioprom &e . xp rience in Radio Industry),
,-yp. 5, Mosew, 1970, pp 62-63 (from~M-Aadiotekhnika~ No 9:, Sep 70, Ab-
stract No 9B93)
Translation. This article contains a description of a laboicatory test unit
for measuring e amplitude and.phase chlaracceriscics in Lhe
and recording th
near zone of antennas basically made of standard superhigin frequency devices
and elements. There is one illustration and a two-ent,~Y bibliography.
26

UNCLASSIFIEC F'R0CESSl',,G DATE_L7ljtjii7c
S T A
I TI F-Ti~f- FVPLCYPFl%T IF CYCLCPRCPAJN-E CCJ\TAl ING M11TURES FOR ANESTHE .
TRETYAACVA,
[~CMRCL YARKIAG--hiC FESf9fCTlCN5
CCUP'ENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
CXY. FEELIFRAME-197711710 STEP N-C-,-UR/.C.531/70/.OC(,1/001/GC74/CO79
ACCESSICN NC--APCC44E55
UNCLASSIFIEC

Acc. Nr: A P0044855 Reg Code:VR06'3/
PRDLARY SOURCE: Khirrurgiya, 1970,~Nr
THS EMPLOYMENT OF CYCLOPROPANE-CONTAINING
MIXTURES FOR ANES"r'HEShV
Sbabanov, A. N.; Yelshanskiy. V. I.; Yeriyantsevl N. A.;
N
Tretyako,~a,
The authors cat-tied out 184 anesthesias with cyclopropaiie-oxygnin and nifrous-oxidle.-
rinr
cyclopropan-c-oxygen (in differant -proportions) inixtires in aged and penile patientz.du
operations on abdomiria! orgmns and an the'ext *remities, Before,~ during and after ark-sthesia
the authors studied the function of the card i6vascular s-)St , 'he 'st t(! of re~piritjon'.-nd
I ern t 11
gas exchange, Wriction of the liver azd'kidneys, and .",I ucocc-,rticoid metabo ism, 4"inical
observations and the results of investigations made it p ssible to arrive at the iollowirl~icoaziu-
a
;1ons: 1) there were no absolute contra indications to the u~e of inodcru cyclopropane~dne~thle-
sla in the referred to patients. 2) high arterial hypertemian anit rena[ insufficiencv:are ra~-
lative contraindic2t ions; 3) coirbinedni,trous-oxide-',cyclopropAni-~)'.Iygeo~aiiesthesiais'theiTi6st
rational technique.
115W 1101

1: ij ii -1 .1
5
USSR UDC 669.71.472
ORLOV, A. I., KOPYTOV, YE. A.,.YELSHIN, V. V., ZEL'BERC1, B. 1.
its
tudy of the Possibility of Continuous Measurements o fthe Alumina Concen-
tration in Cryalite-Alunina Melts by the'Conducto-nietric Method"
OboRashch. i retallurgiva Polezh. islkopay~~ V sb .0lene f i.ciation and
Metallurg
~y of Uinerals collection of works), IrkutsL-', 197(), pp 1 9- 10
a
(from M-Metallurev, No 4, Apr 71, Abstr ct No 4G160)
Translation: The basis for the conductometric procedure.is the principle of
measuring the specific resistance of.the,cryolite-alumi-na melt by the magni-
tude of: the volt,3ge drop in the eleccrode-inalt-electrodc section with a de-
fined value of the alternating current. 11to specific malstance varies
significantly as a f unction of thc physico-chninical sta(:L, of the melt. For
'cryolite ratio of 1.7, a df~pende'ce of the. ariation of the-
melts with a n v,
specific resistance as a function of the Al 0 concentr, ition is observed for
~~2 3
frequencie2 of 250-3,000 hertz. With an increase in the melt temperature,
the extreraun shif ts touard the low-concentration side. With an increase in
alternating current frequency from 250 to.3,000 hertz, the specific resistance
decreases under oth!~r equal conditions. With an increase in the cryolite
ratio from 1.7 to 2.85,~ the conductivity of the melt increases.

-112 040 'UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
.TITLE--THE SECONDARY STEADY STATE FLOW OF A VISCOUS~JNCOMPRESSIBLE FLUID
PRODUCED BY A ROTATING SPHEROID
AU THOR-..,YELSHIN, V.YU*
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:$a RCE--.MOSI(UVSKII UNIVERSITET, ESTNIK,,SERTIA I-MATEMATIKA, MEKHANIKAt
251- JAN~FEO 19701 P-0 108-112
~QATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
lUBJECT AR EAS--PHYS IC S
"T 0PIC TAGS--ST EADY FLOWt VISCOUS FLUIDS ROTATIONt SPHERIC SHELL STRUCTURE,
,~_,,.~:JYIFFERENTIAL EQUATION SOLUTION# ACCELERATION
7:CONTROL MARKING,--NO RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAt4E--1983/1626 STEP NO-UR/0055/70/025/000/01,08/0112
~CIRC.ACCESSION NO--AP0054472
UNCLASSIFIED-

Stxess Analysis_~and Stabilit '.Studi s
USSR UDC 539.4:624
A. A.,
CHERNYSHOV, S. I.:,
AW
"Actual Work of Masonry Walls Subjected to Sei=ic Effects"
V sb. Materialy 2-y I-Tauch-tekhn. konferentsii Dallmorniiproyekta (Materi-
als of the Second Scientific and Technical,Conference of Dallmorniiproyekt)q
Vladivostok, 1971, pp 47-6o (from-RZh4iekha~ika,-No 1b, Oct 71, Abstract No
lov 632' 7
Translation: The article is devoted toexperimental studies of the carry-
ing capacity and deformations when compressed and uneciapressed masonry
courses of 40 Y120 mm blocks in grade 10 mortar are sitbjected to a hori-
IM
zontal load. Single-story raodels were made in the foil of two walls
h0 mm. with an'i-nsideispaiing of 320 mm.: Peinforced
measuring 300 x 300 x c
concrete plates served as floor and roof. Aorizontal disr1acements of
the floor plate were prevented by fastening~'it to a special metal frame.
Vertical compression of the masonry was.treated by tension on rods 3 and
5 MM in diameter arranged in pairs outside, cif the nasoni-f and on the
inside surface of the walls. Theltersion, was cheched by strIain gauges
1/2

!P.
USSR
MIKM~YLOY, A. A. et al., Materialy 2-;,v Nauch.-tekhn. konferentsii Dal'-
zmorniiproyekta, Vladivostok, 1971, PP 47
with a 50 mm base cemented to the rods. Horizontal.force-s in the models
were applied at the roof plate level both-in the pla--e of the walls and
perpendicular to them. It was found,that~verticp_! compression has an
appreciable effect on the carrying capacity of~the models. In the case
of the 3 mm tension rods, no cracks appeared in the,masonry until the model
-was destroyed. In the case of 5 mm tension rods, the structure was de-
stroyed abliquely along the --asonry joints. At the time of fracture, an
increase was observed in horizontal deformations of models with tension
rods by a factor of 9, and in the,carrying capacity loy a factor of 5.5
as compared -4ith an uncompressed model. It is concluded -t-hat vertical com-
pression of masonry walls has an overall positive efreat on their carr.,ing
capacity. A. V. Cherkashin.
2/2
74

USSR uDc: 6181.3.006:51
MIALINE-1 S. NEZUROVSKAYA, V. RYABS-I IKIY, S. , YELTARIOKO, Y e. MMY-All-
T$Mr, SILPAU-nKlov,
onstruction of Systems
"Deter =.nistic I~dei of Evaluating Variants for C,
of Scientii'_-;-,-T_nfo=edon Servicing,W-ith Respect to Time P-nd Cost Cri-
teriar!
V sb. ".6v-1% modelir. i aT)tirdiz. sistern- ftim obslutZi. (FIroblems of
ng Systems~ -collection of
~Mbdeling and Opt, mizing Information Servid
2, Pbscov, 1970, pj~ 39-71, ~-f*--Oii'RZ:,i'Kibc~tiietil-,Ll, No 7,
vorks) , Vyp
Jul 71, Abstract No T1,716)
Translation: In cons tructing the wdtl, primary- attilintion i:i giv,.-n to
information
relecting the Amctional structures of~systens of snicmtifffc-
servicing. Two methods of data processing are taRea:into consideration:
centralized ar-d decentralized.
The process of functioning of the'systems is represented in the
model by a set of linear expressions of,tbe:form
out Xinx,
1/2

M4=14, S. et al., Vo-Dr. mdelir. i opti mi z. sistem inforin. obsluzh.
v~_. 2, Moscow, 1970, pp 39-71
where Ain is the line vector (1 x m) which maps the intensity of the
flair of documents at the input of the process; X is a matrix which maps
-theI
conversion of Iov at the input -into the flow. at the output; XOut
is the line vector (I x n) which.maps theIntensit-r ol',the flov of docu-
the process. The: tim criterio
ments e. the output o.L n is defined as
C-) where I~W is the average
the two-dimensional, -~-ectorrt
time for distributiaft of information counted'from the minrent ithen it
zip
pears in the mdium external -to the systen; is tM_ avera~ge time of
response to devumds as reckoned from the instant the systejn receives the
demand from the user to the instant the~uscr receives:the response from.
the system.
The cost criterion is wideratood to mebn th.o intens-ity of expen (14-
tures of materials, labor, equi nt and monetary meand nccezsary for
Pme
normal functioning of the system.
T
e propo ed mdel is illustrated by an example -of a system of
h
scientific-inforr-mation seviicing, in,z electrical dngineoring.
59

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I , : 1. 1 1 ~H 1. ~ q !: I z I I 'I I : ~ : i ! 1

77- - -77777777
019 UNC I. ASS IF I ED PROCESSiNG 0ATE-13NOV70
Nlos--AP0115745
.ABSTRACT,/.E-XTfZACT-.(LJ1 GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE TECHNOLOG,Y USFD IN MANUFG.
FINE, 091EINTEO TRANSFORMER STEEL SHEET 10405-701.15 MIN THICK) FOR
JNSTRUNENTS AND APP. UTILIZING A WIDE RIANGE OF FRE4%JEP1JCt1-S IS GREATER
THAN OR EQUAL TO 400 HZ DIFFERS IN MANY ASPECTS FR0,M THE CCNVINTIONAL
TECHNGLCIGY USED FOR HEAVIER GAGE SHEET (OoZ-0.5 MM)~j AS.THE FINE SHEET
IS MADE GENERALLY FROM HEAVIEP GAGE, COLD ROLLED SHEET OF AN ORIENTED
D MATERI:AL.- lWiTHE COURSE OF MANUFG.
TEXTURE.RATHER THAN FROM NDINORIENTEf
THE FIINE SHEETv THE (110) (001)- TEXTURE *:OF::THE THICKER, TRANSFORMER SHEET
~IS TRANSFORMED BY COLD ROLLING INTO A 0EFORMAT101"
i TEXTURE (111) MEAN
VALUE Or 112 WHICH AGAIN IS CHANGED TO IKO MEAN VA~AJE OF 001 BY
SUSSEQUENT ANNEALING, K DEPENDING ON THE DEFORNATJ(.JN RATIO AND THE rEmp.
NNEAL . THUS, TUE - F INAC, TEXTUREJ S THAT F R, E Y
OF~~THE ISOTHERMAL A4 0 m D B
PRI'MAIRY RECkYSTN..' 1TS DEGREE OF PERFECTION .(WHICH BETS. THE MA,^5NETIC
:PROPERTIES OF THE MATERIAL) DEPENDS ON THE fNIrIAL:1tXTLJkE AND GRAIN
SIZE [BEFORE ROLLING), THE DEFORMATION RATIO APPLI(:Dv AND THE TeMP. AND
IDLMATION GF-FINISH ANNEALING. SECONDARY RECRYSTN IS SUPPRESSED SINCE
ABOUT TEXTURE DETERIORATION. ANNEALING AT
IT WOULD BRING
950-1000DEGREES FOR A PERIOD OF TIME NOT EXCEEDING YHE tINCU21ATION PERToll)
,,:.~~OF SECONDARY RECRYSTN. (20 SEC) Oil CONTROLLED A4NEALING PERMITTING
LONGER EXPOSURES TO HIGH TEMPS. IS RECOMMENDED; TtIE, FORMER TREATMENT MAY
BE'FOLLOWED BY A SECONDARY ANNEAL. THE TECHNOLOGICAL GUIDELINES
SHEET EXHIBITING SIP. CORE SSES F
-GIVEN- PERMIT THE MANUF. OF FINE Lo 0
'A
-71,~"SLMILIAR TO 12W-KG. FACIL.ITY-: TSUI ICKH I M:~ BARUf N MOSCOWr
-US-SR.
UNCLASSIFIED

--L, j
YELITSOV, A. K. and KOSTARBV, Ve Ye.
*"Irctive RO Filters and Their Structure"
Sb. tr. Nauchno-tekhn. konferentaii pmr.-preDDdavat. sostava,
Vses. zaochn. elektrotelchn. in-ta eyyazi. VyR. 5 (Transactions
of the Scientific-Technical Confe-rence!of the,Professorial-
Instructor Staff of the All-Union Correspondence Electrical En-
gineering Communications Institute'. No. 5) Moscow, 1970, PP
69-7.4 (from RZh-Radiotekhnilca, No. 3, Karch 71,; Abstract No.
3D31)
Trnnslation: A classification is given of RC filters depending on
the type of active eiement. A filter circuit is considered in the
form of an emitter follower with selective feedback through an RC
circuit. Filters in the form:of miniaturestractures, are shown.
-
ib o a
B li:gr phy of three ff. S.
25

USSR
uDo 615.849.1.015.25
:ALUMEYEVA V KOLESOVA, H', B. -kMh'SIXOVA L. I.,
G N. =T5QY*,.,A
gutical I stlt~te
US OVj A M. I lenlnZrad Momical-Pbarmac n
"Railloprotective Properties of 1,2-Dithiolium Derivatives"
Mo6cov, Kbimiko-FarmatseytichesUy Zhurna.1016 79 1972, -pp 23-27
Abstracts Study of 6 i,2-dithiollum salts and.products of their reduction
with dithiomalonylamide5l which release sulfur an h~~lysis, showed that
only those containing amino groups in positions 3 anct 5 have significant
radioprotective action in mice irradiated with,700 r. Hethylation of the
amino group decreased toxicity while slightly Inte=Ifying tha protective
-ever, the compounds viere all lose efficacious than aminiethyl-
effect. Ho%
thiuronium (AET) which served as the control. The rinimuz effective close
wts 300 mg/kg. Boosting the dose enhan--ed: the radioprotective effect but
increased the toxicity at the same time, causing convulsions and some deaths.
1A

11::! 111 11 "l1 jjflj:! JIM[ 101ji, j; 1!1
15 nu A 'F` IF'. Ei,
P k LESSYNG f)ATE-'--G20CT70
.-:TlTLE--3 .5 DIAMIN0,1,2,01THIOLPY61 SALT Sr,_U_
uTHOP._(03)-K0LESOVA, .~AKSI .MOVA , L.T., YELTSOV9 A.,V.
UUN T Y JF INFU--USSR,
~SJURC H. ORG. KH1.1i. 1970, 6(3) 610-14
~.~,.QATE PUI,-L ISHED------70
SU,8JFCT,AREAS--CHEMISTRY, ~110LGGICAL AND MEDICAL SCfENCfiS
40P I C TAGS--A-A!.%E DERIVATIVE, THIGL* P E RWHLOR AT E ,P40R P Ha L I N E
CONTR-CL /a kK I NG- - NO R E S T q T C T I OIN S
0 Cl C UE I%' T. CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-~:PRGXY Rf F L f RA-ME-- 1 *?92 132 6 STE P NLI--LJQ./ 03 66 /70 00 3 -96 1 Of Ob L 4
C I qC C S 5 NO--- AP 0 112 4210
11 4
I F i E 0

71- -7-77-77-=
-12
PROCES:SING, DATE--020CT70
-CIRC ~ACCFSSICA 1190-AP0112420
-4.63TR ACT/ EXTRACT-f U) GP-0- AqSTRACT. -THE REACTIO141 OF
3 PERCHLORATE ( 1) ~J I TH
x f 4).
3.*; 1METhYLBEhZIMIVAZ0LlllC- ( 11 GAVE H SUH2 NCf'$)(-l SUJA2 C SU82
--THYLBENZIMIDAZOL INIU111 PERCHt
-,A%0 1,3-tDIM, GRATE ( I I t I S141LARLY, THE
REACTIUNS OF I .DERIVS. WITH 11 GAVE III ANb RC(-.SJ CH SUB2 C( :SIR PRIMIE1
.(VI I fk , 91 PRIMFI GIVEN): NiH SUB2., NHMEv, NMME; MORPHUI`'~D, MORP4CLIN10,
L
P P!
M
Ci -;uLlNO, INME SUG2. THF ELECTROPHILIC PRUPE~ TIF.-S I A~~e CLOSF T:j
THUSE OF TROPYLIUM; E.G. THE REACTION :OF IV OR EMIALS P PRIMEl EoUALS
7~-*-::MORPffGLINO) wITH TROPYLIUM PERCHLORATE. GAVE THE 3r5vDlMORPHOLINO ANALOG
F
UNCLASSIFIED

U"' C L:AS
1,.? T) r4 I F] F,3~
_TlT_L.C--PhJTCtLYSlS Of Alk0~,,4TIC N' I T k Q.,~ C -11 ~i P U U N 1) S1 NX~ WA TR A L CA J L S:.l L (j TUN
St"ll I-Jtz-,. NIT T PT TF I PHLiT.J,-)EN MRATI 0,14 U-
jH-_:l,P-Atl2)-Fk0LUV, A.N., YEL7SJV A. V.
A-
--!is SR
OUN T R Y ~'F INFO
0, L) C E- - Z H. U, K H IM !?70 o('!
R G. 637
PU[,L ISHED--
E
U S J E C TARE-AS,-CHEMISTRY
5P I:C TA(;S--PHOTOLYSTS, ARGANIC NITRU COMPOUNDo DENITRATION, SODIUM
NITPITE
RESTITCTICINS
~,DCCUMFNT CLASS--UACLASSIFIFD
PROXY R I E L/FRANIE--l 992 /1541C STE P NO--UP.1 0366/ 70/0 Ct, /GO j /0-)37/ 01, 3 7
I R CALC~SSIUN %U--AP01j25.14
UNCLASSIFIED

014 UNCLASSIFIED ROC,_ESSlNG DATE-020CT70
_Y.-C.lRC ACCE:SSION NO-AP0112534
ABSTRACT OF 0.56M NANO SU:12
GP-0 THE PHUTOLYSIS
I IN 1: 1 ~IFOH-H SUBZ 0 GAVE Nli SJ83 AiND INCREASED THE PH FR--!M 7 TO 13.
THE VHJTULYSIS OF 4-CL-C SUB6 11 SUR4 ING SU8Z IN THE A5CVE NANJ s.UB2
SOLN. CAVE C SU36 H SUa6, PHCL, PHNO SUB2..PHD.4E, 4-MFUL SU86 H SU84
-OME# ANU 4-HOC SUB6 H SLJB4 NO SUB2. THE FORMATION OF C SUB6 H SUB6 IS
THElSf 06S0. INSTANCE OF P1.10TODENITRIArJON. THE~FORMATION OF C SU86 H
_SLiVs6 U(:ES NOT PROCEED THROUGH PHNO SUB2, SINCL: THE.P.,C)TOLYSIS 'JF PHNG
_SU82 OR 3-0~ SU82 NC SU36 H SUB4 NO SUil.2: D.JD Nf)T GIVE C~ SUB6 H SJJ66.
THE PHLITOLYSIS OF 4-BRC SU86!H:SUB4:NH SUB2:FAI.LEO TO GIVE C SUB6 H
AND.THEREFORE THE AMINE IS NOT AN :INTERMEDIATE IN PHOTODENITRATION.
UNCLASS I PIE ---- - --- ------ -----

St F Iff) PR()t,',[-SSfNG DATE--090CT70
o 1.5, UNCLAS
--l IT-LE IONIC HYDROGENATION OF A NITRO GROUP-BY ORGANIP HYDRIDE DONORS -U-
~--'Abtw~-,(02)-GIRSHOVICH, M-Z-i YELTSOV, A. V.
Y:-OF~-.- tNFQ-.. USSR
XWUNTR
E-ZH. ORG. KHIM. ~1970, 60i :4 3 6- 7,
~,-VATE`~:-PUBLISHED 7 0
REAS-CHEMLSTRY
T
A
-i HYORIDE
S 14YI)ROGENATION 0 AGANI C COMPLEX !COMPOUNOt CHLOKIDE
[:CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
-~,PROXY RE-.EL/FRAME--1989/1185 STEP NO--UR/0366/70/006/003/0636/0637
~CJRG ACCESSION NO--AP0107661
Ut-jrLASSIFIED

PROCESSING DATE-09OCT70
212 OL5 UNCLASS I F Ub
-CIRCE-ACCESSION NU-AP0107661
~'AaSTRACWEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN CUNCD. K SOLN. AT ZODEGREES
L
1'001METHYLt5t NITROBENZIMIDAZOLINE IS CONYERTEDi,AFTER 48 H9, TO A
'-~.MIXT..Of 1,3,DLMETHYL,5,NITROBENZIMIDAZOLIUM HYDRUCHLQRIDE AND
~. ~ 10 1 DIM-ETHYLt.5t' AMINO, 61 CHLURUSENZI AIDAZULIUM CHLORI&E (1). THE

! i; , .,. - Io
'I ~ - - 4., -1"'!! ill -~l '!"A' 1:1 1 ; -:: r - ; i .; ~

~212 009 UNCLAS!SI F1 ED~-'~ PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
'_C IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0112651
.-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THEIRR.AON41 OF NA
1,NAPt4THALENESULFON ATE IN AQ. SOLN. AT. PH 1-13 GAVE NAPHTHALENE,
SIMILARLYi ALPHA AMINO NAPHTHALENE WAS OBTAINEDAY THG PHOrOLYTIC
DESULFONATION OF NA 4,AMINOtL,NAPH'I*HALENESULFO-NIATE IN THE 7-13 PH RANGE.
THE DeSULFONATION OF ALPHA A14THAQUINONESULFONIC i~%CID IN WATER GAVE
ANTHRAQUINONE9 BUT IN OIL. AMMONIA SOLN-'ALPHA AMINONANTHRAQUINONE WAS
FORMED. -THE DESULFONATION-OF 01,P,, OR,MvH SUB2 NC SUB6 H SUB4 SO SU33 H
GAVE1,. RESP. t TRACES, .7, AND, 40-50PERCENTI ~PHNH SUB2.. FACILITY:
-LENINGRAD. TEKHNOL. INST* IM. LENSOVET.At :,LENINGRAOr USSR.
UNCL ASS I F TFn

If14y ~xee. Code:
)f., ac.et.cohepoaa
IiPt of PhCNIe:\NCjHR-3-(R is,H."14YWn. i~ 1~0'nj&H.-Soi

USSR U ~C 622 3115.615.1
Y Active Mlember of the Sc-~entiflz and Technical
ro-ciet- F E] --ctroni d Co 'citions~ imeni A. S.
y ef adio Zfagimeerin, le cs, an m-nuni
POD07
se"activity --f a Short-Wave Frequeney-Telei~raphy Radio Receive-r"
Yzscew, Radio te!Chniika. Vol 1-6, No B. Au g 71, pp 65-7/0
Abstract: The author cons-Iders -mlo-signal selectivity of frequency-telegraphy
radio receive--es i the s; ort-wavs band &V Ult tand vithout fading. Interacti o-1
between the us-e-ful signal and harmonic interference outside the bojid is
aaalyzed for a receiver with linear radlo' channe 1. In addition to the fadiii'-
factor, the inE-Au~nce of the par4meters of the frequency,' detector au'i the
keying filter is considered. Ir- isfound that signal fading -,.'rost be taken
into ccaside--atioq bio0i in theoretical studies aral in neasur-'vvnits since.
two-slgnal selactiv---Ity clecreases sliarply when fading is, present. The re~zuc--
tion. wz;ounts to approximately 30 dI5 when Isolated. : tang- circid-ts are. usod in
freqtwnc-.- detectors. The selectivity s1here '~'adin; of bauh si,,:~naj,
and interference is present shows almost no difference from gelectivit-v vizh
fading of the signal alone (by 1 dB); therefore fading of the interferencc
may be disregarded in the first approximation. The keyin.- filter has an
1/2

USSR
YEL'TSOkr-STRELKOV, A. V., Radiotekhnika, Vol 26, No 8, Aug 71, pp 65-70
appreciable effect on two-signal selecti-vity. in the ciise of isolated tank
circuits in-the frequency detector, the resultant gainAs approximately 6 dB.
Complete compensation of harmonic interference is possible with a keying
fliter; in principle, this compensation is improssiLle ITithout the filter,
the degree of compensation being dependent on the,form of the frequency
responses of the filters in the frequency:detector. InIconclusion, the
his interest:in the work,and a number of
authorthanks V. M. Sidorov for..
contributing co=-ents
212
130

USSR uDc: 621-384.2
KIY M. Ye.
"ADevice for Registering Distributions of Pulse Signalsil
Moscow, Gtkrytiy,-, ~zobreteniya, Prorqyshlenn , e Obraztsy, Toya re Znalri,
No 9, Mar T2, Author's Certificate Ho 331349, Division G, filed 6 oct 69,
published 7 Mar-72, p 142
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for registering
pulse signal distributions (amplitude, time, etc.). The clevice contains
two pickups whose outputs are connected to a series circuit made up of an
adder, a converter and a registration unit. As a distinguishing feature
of the patent, the effect which roulse -pile-up has on the registration of
distributions is eliminated by simultaneous- connection of the outputs of
the, pickups to a coincidence circuit irith A resolving tive eqiIal to the
maximinn displacem. The output of the
ents of the pulses, duxi g pile-ups'
~coincidence circuit is connected.to the Controlling input of tb;.- regis-
tration unit.

LJW%.tJ4'1 LZIM I t~ L.R .3.31 L r a E;u
,-'~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1969/1383
STEP NO--Uli/0053/70~10f,',JI)01/("005/00,'t3
.CIRC, ACCESSION NO--AR0107856
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2/Z 017 UNCLASSfFIE0 PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
!~,-C-IRC ACCESSION NG--AP0107856
ABSTkACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* THE ROLE OF THE PERIODIC LAW OF
MENDELEEV IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS IS OESCRISE0.
'AFTER THE ORIGINAL STATEMENT OF THE PERIODIC LAW#, THE DISCOVERY OF THE
ELECTRON, X RAYS, RADIOACTIVITY, AND THE QUANTUM PROPERTIES OF LIGHT
ENABLED PHYSICISTS TO FURTHER EXPAND THE'PERIODICI-TY OF THE ELEMENTS.
THE ENORMOUS AMT. OF SPECTRAL DATA, WHICH~.PLAYED.A;4 IMPORTANT ROLE IN
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE STRUCTURE OF TH6 ATOM, WAS.SYSTEMATIZED WITH THE
AID OF--THE PERIODIC LAW. ITS ROLE IN THE CREATION~OF THE QUANTUM THEORY
(IF ATOM5 ANO:MOLS- MAKES THE PERIODIC LAW.~ONE OF THE FIRM FOUNDATIONS OF
.~.,.-.THE:.~GROWTH-.OF~CONTEMPOR,ARY PHYsics- ANDICHEMISTRY. FACILITY:
-~Amsk i-U~SRO
GOS UNIV.
ELO RUSS IM. LENINAj:

4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIUNIS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PRGXY-REEL/FRAME--t983/0725 STEP NO--UK/0000/'10/1)32/003/045c)/04(~4
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0053666

A 11
2'1, 2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--IBSGP70
',.CIR.-C ACCESSIOIN NO--AP0053666
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT.* FIFTY'SPECIES OF MARINE
14VERTEBRATES OF DIFFERENT SYSTEMATIC AND ECOL.POSITION:5 WERE TESTED
:FOR QUAINT. LA14INARINASE ACTIVITY IN THEIR MGESTIVE:SYSTEM
~~'~LAMINARFNASE ACTIVITY ESTD. 13Y THE INCREASE'OF REDUCING :SUGARS IN AN
INCUBATED MIXT. WAS FOUND WITH THE MAJOPITY or-THE ANIMALS STUDIED. THE
CRYST. STYLES OF BIVALVIA, SUCH AS SPISULA,SACHALINENSIS AND MACTRA
SULCATARIA,.AS WELL AS DIGESTIVE TRACTS OF SOME CRUSTACEAg SHOWED T14E
HIGHEST ENZYME ACTIVITY. 'LAMINARINASE ACTIVITYIS APPARENTLY MORE
~--QEPEN'DtNT UPON THE 'SYSTEMATIC POSITJON OF THE INVERTEBRATES, THOUGH
OTHER FACTORS LIKEWISE PLAY ANOTABLE ROLEo
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USSR
UDC 533.9.07
mou rH AcadeAcian of the Belorussian SS11 Academy of Scienccs,
LABUDA, A. A., MI1N`KO, L. YA., 1ORTMSHEVICR, I. C. ,HOITIK, G. It., BMANOVICH,
G. I., Belorussian State University imeni: V. I. Lenin, Physics Institute of
the Belorussian SSR Academy of Sciences
"Generation of Iligh-Speed Plasma Fluxes by a Pulse Accelerator on the Bascis of
the Phenottenon of Electric Detonation of Conductors and"Dieldetric Erosion"
Ifinsk, Doklady Akademii Naul, BSSR, Vol XVI, No 2, 1972, Ipp 115-117
a sm
Abstract: A study was vade of a pulse generator of ving plasna created by
electric detonation of conductors of defiii~i form in a bounded volume. The
described plasma generator can operate iD. two versions ~- on the basis of
electric detonation of conductors as a source of a metal plasma or using, pulse
surface discharge where the plasma is formed ass a result of erosion of- the
walls of ~the discharge chamber and the electrodes. The described pulse plasma
anded super-~onic erosion
generator permits, the creation of incompletely! exp.
plasma jets at atmospheric pressure with given gas dynlaaLc characteris tics de-
termined by the dischar-ge conditions and parameters.
Utilization of the plienorenon of electric detonation of conductors of a
defined foria under conditions of operating the plasma generator With an
1/3

USSR
YEL"YASHEVICH, It. A., et al., Doklady Akademii Nauk BSSR, Vol XVI, No 2, 1972,
pp 115-117
auxiliary gap introduced into the discharge chamber pernitted flows of a 1014-
temperature metal plasma of any given chemical composition to be obtained with
relatively high efficiency of utilization.of,the stored initial energy. The
energy.in the discharge gap for V = 4 kilovolts and C = 200 microfarads (mode
I) was calculated from the current and voltage oscillograms as 1.3 kilojoules
with an initial energy of 1. 6 kilojoules. - This essentially exceeds the energy
contributed in the case of operating the generator with an external aux-iliary
gap (0.5 kilojoules). Optimization of the discharge conditions and the geo-
metry of the discharge chamber and, cons equently, the deto-nated conductor per-
mitted incompletely expanded supersonic plasma' jets to be obtained at aLmospheric
pressure with an escape velocity of v 25~km/sec for a contributed energy of
1.3 kilojoules (mode 1). The presence of intense cont-AJiuous and linear spectra
is a characteristic feature of the emission of the erosion plasma (V = 5 kilo-
volts$ C = 1,950 microfarads (made II) without electric detonation of the
conductors) formed inside the discharge chanibar. Spectroscopic measurement of
1016 cr-3)
the plasma temperature and concentration (T 6,000* K,'n 5-
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USSR
GERLIGA, V. A. V. A.,:MOROZOV,-I. 1.
L UE~11
"Acoustic Instability of a Dissociating Gas Flow"
Tr. Vses. nauchno-tekhn. korferentsii Vo termodinamikj--. Leningr. tekhnol.
in-t kholodiln. prom-sti (Works of the All-Union Scientific and Technical
Conference on Thermodynamics. Leningrad Technological Institlite of the
Refrigeration Industry), Leningrad, 1970., pp:177-182 (from %%-Mekhanika,
No 11, Nov 70, Abstract No 11B475)
Translation: In this paper stability criteria are obtained in a small
gas flow in a channel with heat input distributed along the length for
cases of reversible (dissociation ofimole'cular hydrogen) and irrever-
sible (decomposition of acetylene) reactions. The prassure losses to
friction, the gas acceleration and the variation of the thermophysical
properties of the gas along the length of the channel,are neglected, and
-he 9p
the flow velocity is considered much less flian t eed otsound. The
Laplace transformation is applied to the linearized system for zero in-
itial conditions and constant values of.tha!presxure~a't-both *nda of the
channel. The characteristic equatAon obtained to investigaed by raeans
of the Nyquist criterion.

USSR UDC 538-221+538.245
BELOV, K. P., YELYUTIN: KATAYEV, G. I., NIKITINt S. A., PSHECHENKOVA,
G.. V., TARATY509- V. P and SHUL'TE, L. A., Moscow St,-~te University imeni
M. V. Lomonosov, Central Scientific Research Institute of Fer-
-rous Metallurgy' imeni I. P. Bardin
"Study of Magnetic Properties of Rare-Earth Dysprosium-Holmium-Erbium Alloys
at a Temperature of 4.20 K,,
Mascow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, -Seriya Fizicheskaya, Vol 36, No 6.
IT, 2, pp 1247-1251
Abstractt The absence of systematic research:on saturation nagnetization for
polyerystalline samples of rare-eaxth metals and their.alloyn makes it impos-
sible to eatablish whetherin practice,they,can be used as high-induction ma-
terials in fields up to 50 kOe at low temperatures. The purpose of the pres-
ent article was to attempt to fill this gap.',:Fure rare-earth metals (ob-
tained from the State Scientific Research and Planning Institute of
the Rare Yetals Industry ) were studied,~as-well as dysprosium-holmium-erbiun,
system alloys, Their magnetization curves -were measured in fields up to 50
kOe at 4.20 K, values for coercive force~andlremanence were determined, and
hysteresis loops were taken.

USSR MC 669-295#292171
YE 0. P. KAIZNIN, G. P., SOBOLEV, H. Y., and CHEIWA, A. A., Moscow
um Planning of the Experiment in the Investigation of the Properties
of Ti-Y-Al Alloys"
Moscow# Izvestiya Akademii Hauk USSR*p M4tallys No 4, Jul/Aug 721 pp 234-238
Abstracts Mathematical methods oT planning were used to establish diagrams
of ch_.~mical composition and specific electric resiatanee for titanium-rich
allora of the Ti-V-Al system in the form of an impropet.simplex uith the
vertices X, (10% Ti)t YZ (6(r/. Ti, 40% V)s and x ~9~%'Ti, 10% A.1). The
3
use*of D- and G-optimum plans made it possible to construct an adequate
zathenatical model of the investig%ted diag= by zeanm of which the value of
the specific electric realstance atany.point of the system PALn be
calculated. In applying mathenaticel methods to the Dmstl&ation of com-
position and properties of jaulticomponeni syAemss coxputer technology can
be effectively applied for processing experimental datA, plotting and
statistically analyzing the model of thelinve5tigated d,opendonce, analytical
calculations of the studied property,.andfor.diat,,~tlc representation of
modeling results. Three illustrational onetables fivo.formulas, seven
biblio hie references.
grap

USSR UDC 669.865.866.018.58 (088.8)
NIKELOV, K. P., YELYUTIN, 0. P. NIKITIN, S. A., PSRECHENKOVA, G. V., SOKOLOV,
V. I., entral Scientific-Research Institute for Ferrous
m6tallurgy-imeni Bardin, Moscow University]*
"A41agnetic Alloy"
USSR Author's Certificate No. 276423 Filed 21/04/69, Published 16/10/70.
(franslated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya,. No., 5 1971, Abstract No. 5,
Translation: The alloy contains Er 20-80%, Ho'.20-80% and differs from the
earlier knGwm Fe-Co alloy (24,600 gauss) in7its~higher values of saturation
magnetism (28,S00 - 32,800 gauss) at cryogenic-t=perature .s.

USSR UDC 669.861.5.804.018,58(088.8)
NIKELOV, K. P., MilUMN-9 0. P., NIKITIN, 9. A. PSHECHENKOVA, -G. V., SOKOLOV,
V.: J TARTYINOV 7i'7_~-P f tefi~ IScientific Research Institute.for Ferrous
Metallurgy.imeni Bardin, Moscow University]
.,"A Magnetic Alloy"
USSR Author's Certificate No. 276424, Filed 21/04/69, Published 16/10/70.
(Translated.from Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallur iya, No. 1971, Abstract No. S,
1760P).
Translation: The alloy contains Er 40-80%,,Dy 20-60%.and differs from earlier
-its higher values of satura ion magn
known alloys in t etism (28,500-32*,800 gauss)
at~c ogenic temperatures.
ry

!Ri e Metals
USSR UDC 669.018:669.017.538.23
nov, X. F."X ~_Ylciix 0. e4'. NIKITRIN, S. A., PSHECHENMOVA, G. V., SOKOLOV,
B
Z
V~ 'I., and TAIMYNOV,_ Moscow State University in-eni, M. V. Lomonosov
Central Scientific Researc1i Institute of Feirout; Hetollurgy imeni 1. P.
an
Bardia
Magnetic Hysteresis of Rare-Earth Metals and Allo s"
y
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedniye, Vol 3 0, 'No 6, Dec 70, pp 1146-
1150
Abstract: A study was made of the hysteresis loops of rare-earth metals and
alloys which possess a magnetic struct(tre of the ferromatnetie spiral type
-earth metals with a pu ity of 99.5% were
(D,-Er and Ho-Er). Ingots of rare I T
Z made in a vacuun-iarc zone furnace with.a noncousumable:tungstan electrode
and a water-cooled copper hearth. Melting was done undeir argon at a pressure
~of 300-400 mm Hg in two passes with rotation of the ingots. Samples 2.5
diameter and 28 -,zq Ion- were machined from.the ingots and 1racuum annealed
for 24 hours at a pressure o147 10-3 m Hg.: The magnetic characteristics were
obtained in a superconducting solenoid (50 kilooerstedj at 4.2*K. In this
field the hysteresis properties of sadolinium, terbiura, dysprosium, holmium,
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