SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEVSTROPOV, G.M. - YEZEROV, V.B.

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USSR UDC 621.771.064
NIKITIN, G. S.,,ZHUCHIN, V. N., KAPUSTIN, V. A., and
TSVETKOV, A.*I., Moscow Higher Technical.School imeni Bauman, and the
'IElektrostal'" Plant
"Rolling Deformation-Resistant Steels and Alloys in a Planetary Mill"
Moscow, Stal', No 2, Feb 71, pp.142- 144
Abstract: This paper describes planetary mills which are now being com-
bined with ingot-producing mills, for continuous and integrated casting
and rolling processes.. The input to the:pl4netary mill, used for the
rolling part of the combined operation, cab be fed in a continuous ingot
from the crystallizer at the rate of 2.0-3.5 meters per,minute. Among
other advantages, the planetary mill can'be fully automated, requiring
no complex control system for regulating'th,!~ production rate, and can be
used for rolling deformation-resistant steels in a narrow tempe-rature
interval. Several of these mills are in.operation in foreign countries
but are used only for rolling. In.tne VNIIHETHASH (All-Unioa Scientific
Research and Planning DesignInstitute of Metallurgical:Machine Building)
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TSAMIKOV~. B.. V. AKPF-ROV, YA. G. , VERESHM&K, N. I. ,
N , IAKOVLEV, YU-*P. Physicotechnic IF1 t I HeFi It n i A. F.; I o f f e
of the USSR Academy of Sciences, Leningrad
"Diode Sources of Red Light made of Variband Ga Al As:Si p-n- structures"
1 -x x
Leningrad, Fizika i Tchhnik v
a Polupro odnikov, Vol 6, Noi5, 1972, pp 921-925
Abstract: The results of the development: and study of the properties of selai-
conductor sources of red light based on variband Ca Al As p-n-structures
alloyed with Si are discussed. These p-n-structures were created by epitaxial
growth of a solid solution of Ga Al As:Si. from a liqvid Ga-Al-As-Si solut;ion
I -x x
on an n-Ga-A,- substrate with cooling; the composition of the Gil Al As epitax-
-x x
lal layer wan, swoodily varied in the direction of gi-m-al-t so t;hat Lhe %ildth of
tha forbidden zcnie decreased from the boundary with the nubstrate with a gradi-
ent of (2-3).16,Qv/micron. The thickness of the p-region. in the light diodes
was 20-3l.microns, and the n-region was 60--;70 microns.- Altadiation was generated
perpendicular to the plane of the p-n-junction or through the p-layer or
through the n-layer of the p-a-structure.
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TSARENKOV, B. V., et al., Fizika i Tekhnika Poluprovod.nikov, Vol 6, No 5, 1972,
pp 921-925
The electric and electrolumines,cent characteristics of tile Ca Al As
1-x X
2
p-n-structures with an area of 0.5 min at room temnerature are as follows:
1) the forward current increases exponentially with an incraase in voltage
(I - exp(qV/akT)wi-Lere 6 = 1.4-1.6) to voltages of 1.5-1.6 volts, and then it
increases linearly (current cutoff voltage 2.0-2.1 volts); 2) the radiation
spectrum consists in only one band with a peak energy of 1. 72-1. 76 electron
volts which does not shift with current variation; 3) with. an increase in cur-
rent the radiation power first increasets superlinearl.y(to '2 amps/cmz) and then
linearly (to 100 anps/cm2) 4' 4) the external quantum yield of tile radiation is
0.5-G.6 percent for 20 milliamps and 0.6-0.8 percent for 200 milliamps; 5) the
characteristic times of the transient electroluminescent processes decrease
with:~an increase in current; they;are 200 nanoseconds for snall currents and
100 nanoseconds for large currents.
These light sources do not become degraded format least 1,000 hours of
operation with a forward current oil 20 milliamps and an ambient temperature of
+700C.

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-STATISTICAL THEORY OF EXCITON RECOMBINATION OF ELECTRONS ANO HOLE
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.!AUT_HOR-(02)-YEVSTRQPOVt V.V.t TSARENKOVI Bov.
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FIZIKA I TEKHNLKA:POLUPROVODPIIKOV:, VOL, 4, NO 5, 1970,
:PP,923-932
DATE PUBLISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--EXCITONY ELECTRON RECOABINATIONP~ HOLE MOBILITYt SEMICONDUCTOR
':-.-.'-:CRY`STAL PAR ICLE ANNIHILATION9 PN JUNCTION, GALLIUM COMPOUND,
'ZINC COMPOUND
._.C0J4TROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
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.~-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. MODERN STATESTICAL THEORY OF
ELECTRON AND HOLE RECOMBINATION IN* SEMICONDUCTORS ASSUMES THAT DURING A
'COLLISION, FOR EXAMPLE, OF A FREE HOLE WITH AN ELECTRON IFREE OR BOUND)
TliEIR ANNIHILATION TAKES PLACE 'Kr-KLY,-.THAT IS1,WITHOUT THE FORmATION
OF,AN INTERMEDIATE ELECTRON HOL&COMPLEX (EXC!ITOhj). THE AUTHORS
DEPARTED FROM THIS CONCEPT AND ASSUMED THAT ANNIHILATION DOES NOT OCCUR
D ECTLY1 BUT WITH A DELAY WHICH INDICATES FORMATION OF AN EXCIT ON. THE
STATISTICAL THEORY OF EXCITON RECOMBINATION.IS CONSTRUCTED IN THE
EXAMPLE OF TWO MODELS: IA) WHEN-AN EXCI LOGATEi? ON A RECOMBINATION
ZENTER IS FORMEDv (8) WHEN A FREE EXCUTON IS FORMED. AS A RESULT,
FORMULAS ARE OBTAINED FOR THE RECOMBINATION GENERATION RATE. FOR M13DEL
~.(A) T E ORMULA PREDICTS SATURATiON OF; ITHE RECOMBINATION RATE OR HIGH
INJECTION LEVELS. IF THE LIFE OF THE EXCITON IS ASSUMED TO BE ZERO,
THE FORMULA FOR THE RECONBINATION.GEN5RATIO: :ATE COINCIDES WITH THE
GENERALLY KNOWN SHOCKLEY READ FORMULA.;~FOR MODEL (8) IT IS DEMONSTRATED
THAT THE RECOMBINATION RATE IS NOT.SATURATED FOR A14Y INJECTION LEVELS.
TH THORS CONCLUDE THAT THEIR THEORY MUST BE CONSIDERED WHEN STUDYING
LUMINESCENTj PHOTOELECTRICt AND OLECTRIC PHENOMEN.A.BOTH IN HOMOGENEOUS
SEMICONDUCTOR CRYSTALS AND IN P-N-ST RUTURES. IN PARTICULARt MODEL (A)
IS APPLICABLE WHEN DESCRIBING THEANTENSITY OF REO.~LUMfNESCENCE IN GAP
ARISING FROM ANNIHILATION OF THE EXCITON.LOCATED ON THE DONOR ACCEPT
RCOMPLEX OF A DONOR NATURE (ZN.SUBGA_O'.SlUaPj..
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4BSTRACTlEXTRACT--AS A RESULT OF ANNIHILATION OF AN EXCITOP4, EITHER A
PHOTON fRADIATIVE ANNIHILATION) IS GENERATED OR ANNIHILAYJON ENERGY IS
TANSFERREO TO VIBRATIONS OF THE CRYSTAL~LATTICE (NOPIRADIATIVE -
ANNIHILATION). CONSEQUENTLYt THE RECOMBINATION GENIERATION RATE OF
ELECTRONS AND HOLES IS MADE UP OF TWO COM ONNTS., RADIATIVE AND
NONRAOIATIVE, If ABSORPTION OF RADIATED.:PHOTONS IS NEGLECTEO' THE
-RADIATIVE RECOMBINATION GENERATIOtt RATE; IS SIMULTANEOUSLY THE-
LUMINESCENT INTENSIT THE TWO CASES OF Excvra,4 RECOMBI NATION or-
ELECTRONS AND HOLES IN SEMICONDUCTORS INVESTIGATED BY THE AUTHORS DO NOT
EXHAUST.ALL POSSIBLE CASES: FIRST, OTHER RECOMBINA, 10 MODELS CAN BE
-REALIZEDI. ANDt S'ECONDLY9 SEVERAL REC"MOTNATION CHANNELS CAN OPERATE
~~OWLTANEOUSLY AND HAVE A MUTUAL EFFECT~.. FAC.1 L ITY: LENINGRAD
ECHNICA INSTITUTE IMENI A. F* IDFFE NGRADP ACADEMY OF
PHYSICO:T t.
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USSR UDC 621-315-592
"Iechnical
SAREN40V, B. Ar. Leningrad Ph.'ysieo
Instit~ute imeni A. F. Ioffe, Laningrad,.Acadany of Sciences USSR
JjSt
atistical Theory of Exciton Recombination of E lectrons and
Holes in Semiconductors"
Leningrad, Fizika i Tekhnika Poluprovodnikov, Vol L,1, No 1970,
-932
pp 923
Abstract: Modern statistical theory of electron and hole re-.
cotribination in semiconductors assumes that during a collision,
for example, of a free hole with an electron (free or bound) their
annihilation takes place quickly, that is, without the formation
of an intermediate electron-hole complex 1%exciton). The authors
dopartad from this concept and assumed that annihilal-ion ewes
directly, but with a delay vabichAndioates fornatior,
not occur
of an exciton. The statistical theory of exciton rocozribinat-~e)n
is constructed in tho eXaMple Of Lttfo vwdelv: ~(a) when an cxoitlon
located on a recombination center in formed, (b) wbon a I'l-co
exciton is formed. As a ro3ult, formulas tire obtained ]~,,)r th,,)
recombina tion-ganerat ion rate, For nodel (a) the formuLa pjrvdi.~-ts
sat-uration of the recombination rate or high iiijection lovels..

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YEVSTROFOV, V. V., et al. Fizika i Tob:hnika Po luprovochiikov,
Vol 4, No 5, 1970, pp 923-932
If the life of the exciton is assumedto be zero, the forrn,7ala
for:the recombination-generation rate coincides with the
generally known Shockley-Read for=la.. Por modal (b) it _s
demonstrated that the recombination:rate is not saturated for
any injection levels.
The authors conclude that their theory must be considered ,,hen
studying luminescent, photoelectric, and electric phrinomena
both in homogeneous semiconductor crystals and: in p-n-strue f;uroq.
In particular, model (a) is applicable whon describing -W"ho in-
tensity of red luminescence in GaP arising fro~i annihilat-ion o-f
the exciton located on the donor-acceptor complax of a donor
nature (Z%,O,).
As a result of annihilation of an exciton, eithar a photon
(radiative annihilation) is generated or annihilation energy is
'ive
transferred to vibrations of the or U 11
ystal lattice (nonradia-
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V. V., et alP Fizilca i Tekhnika Poluprpyq~Lnikov,
Vo 1 ITO 1970, pp 92 -932
annihilation). Consequently, the recombination-genoration rate
t
of electrons and holes is made up of two components: radiaive
and nonradiative. If absorption of radiated photom3 is neglected,
the radiative recombination-generation rate is.simultancously
the luminescent intensity.
The two cases of oxciton recombination of electrons and holes in
semiconductors investigated by the;authors,do riot ediaust all
possible cases: First, other:recombinatio,n models can bo
realized, and, secondly, several recombination~channels can
operate si=ltaneously and haye a mutual effect,
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USSR UDC .543.4.2:666.1/2
IMUPKIII, YU. S.:, GAMOVp D. T. I TARLAKOV,
*=.Pa., "SHEE OY~kXOV, A' .M.
"On the Structural Features of R20 B,70 -,Ge02 System Glasses
~2
from IR and EPR Spectroscopic Data"
Minsk. Zhurnal Prikladnoy Spelctroskobii (Journal of Applied
Speatroscop7), Vol 13, No 4, Oct 70s, PP,655t-661
Abstract: A UR-10 spectrograph was used to take ir spectra In
the range of 1600 to ILOO cv'l. The 'glass a=ples, maae of
chemically pure materials were heat Ied to 800b and prossed into
potassium bromide. A coM ganma source of 101k,/hr was used t9
irradiate the samples for the RPR tdsts& The dose Was 2 x 10
roentgens at room temnerature. The,Bpertra wero.raeorded with
-an RE 1301 radiospectrometer at 3009K.
ir spoctra of sodium glass samples with var7ing content (10, 20,
.30 mole %) of alkali oxide and :f llthi= and potassium boro-
and 0
germanate glasses were taken. As the Na20 contont 1.9 increased,
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YEVSTROPFYEV, K. S., Zhurnal Priklaqao
2 Spektroskonij,, Vol 13,
No Oct 70, pp 655-;61
the sDectral curves become simpler and the principal absorption
band of.Ge - 0 - Ge at 900 cm--progressively -shifts --; nthe
long wave direction. This behavior:holds also'for LJ.20, Na20,
and IC,, 0.
Introduction of boric anhydride into the samle grently
The
the nature.of the spectra of alkali germanate gl,"ses.
principal absorption band shifts toward the:higher frequencies.
The band at 3.100 cnrl attributed to;BOk:tetrahedra, increases
in-intensity. The deformation vibrAtion band at.600:to 400 cm-1
deareasoa radually and in borate glasses degeaeratea. The
effeat of the boric anhydrideis. thq:saae for sqdium, lithiun,
and potassium glasties.
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YEVSTROPIYEV, K. S., Zhurnal.Prikladnoy $1iGDii, Vol 13,
No Oct 70, pp 655-6;1
The shifting of the absorption bands and changes In intensity
with variation in the composition and.:content ofthe glasses is
related to changes in lattice,3tructures:in the samples.
Epr spectra excited by gamma radiation were taken for the same
samples, and similar analyses and int-trpretations are made as for
the ir spectra. Variation in the signals and their intensities
as a function of the quantity of B203~ correlates well.-with the
i,results of the ir spectra.
It is concluded that there is a range of compositions of alkali
borogormanate glasses in which- part of the germanium exists in
sixfold coordination (in tho form of Ge06 octahedra). The range
expands as the concentration of the alkali oxide incroazes., For
~10, 20, and 30 mole % of 11a?O,.the limitIng concentration of
5203 is 10t 25, and 30 to 40 mole Jn.potassium and lithium
glasses the maximum is 30 to 40 mole %,of:B203.
Orig. article has I,- figures, 1 table,.and'10 refewonces.

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SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS.
JOP I C TAGS--LIGHT TRANSMISSIfji'l, G 14 E"Ml C A L S TABILITY, GLASS CRYSTALLIZATION,
PHOSPHAIEGLASS, FLUORIDE, GLASS C9,APOSITION
CMTROL MA~~K I NG-N.0 'r-,FSTR- I CT IGNS
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PkOXY Pt-EL/F.L0llE--300;)/10tf4 STE P NO--UR 0 36 3 70/ Cj(',, 00 5 09 2 0 92
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THE AUTHORS STUOIE( TH E F F
')NS Qrl THE TRA'~SPAREIIICY 'NO HGl-lr.:GE-~i::ITY 01:
THE DIGESTION CONDITIL t u M I -
FLUff-JR,'3PHOSPHATE. GLASSES .3F THE FOLLUdIINIG ~COMPCSITIRJN (,~T PEkCENT):
AL(PO SU63) SU331 30; BAF SU32t 60; CAF~ SU32r 10. NIS GLASS SHOWS VERY
HIGH CHEMICAL STABILITY AND COMPARATIVELY. Lo,-, CRYSTALLIZATION ABILITY.
IT OAS OETERAIN&D THAT THE PRCSENCE Of CXYGrli AND WATER VAPORS m rHE
GASfEUIUS MEDIUM ABOVE THE ALLOY OURING DI,GIEIST[ON OF.4LU6.ROPHOSPHATE
GLASSES LEADS TO CONSIDEkALiLY POR, RE-R TkAINSPARENCY Ul THE ULTRAVIOU-T AND
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USSR UDC 669.26.048
ADANIN, D. D. 17,ORNEYLV, :V. A., WLOV, V. P.
."Obtaining Alloys Based on Chromium by the Iodide Method"
Vsb. Metallurgiya i mtalloved. chist. mt. (Metallurgy and Physical Metallurgy
of Pure.Metals - collection of works), vyp 9, Hoscatu, Atomizdat Press, 1971,
pp 12-19 (from Uh-Vietallur-giya, No 4, Apr 72., Abstract No 4C338)
Translation: In order to obtain iodide alloysiof Cr with Y, V,,and Ti, the
charge was pressed and melted in an argon: atmosphere in ~6%i are furnace. Shav-
ings which entered into the iodide process were. pre- pared from the ingot obtained.
Calculations were performed determining Vie possibility of- depcsiLion of Cr
alloys wi-th V, Ti,and V. Ilienrial dissociation was ~carried out by tljc~. Van Arkel
achemei Iu all the experitwuts the ~ filanent temperature was 1 000-1, 100', and
the flask temperature was 750-800*. The precipitates obtained in the iodide
process were remelted in an are furnace and investigated. The Cr-V and Cr-Ti
alloys in the analyzed concentration range are. single-phase, but separations of
a second phase -re obvious in the microstructare. of. the Cr-Y alloy. On intro-
duction of Y into the raw material, the effect of additiatial purification of
the Cr is observed in the process of iodide refining. The iodfde alloys of
Cr with V and Ti were obtained, and the transfer coef ficient was f ound as a
ction of the raw material composition.
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YEVSTYUKHIN, A. I., LEONT'YEV, G. A., NECRAYEV, V. V., and GAVRILOV, I. I.
"Development of a Continuous Processfor Production of Monocrystalline Wire
From Tungsten and Molybdenum!'
Monokristally Tugoplavkikh i Redkikh Metallov (Single Crystals of Refractory
and Rare Metals -- Collection of Vorks], Nauka Press, 1971, pp 42-47
Translation: A method is described for production of motiocrystalline molyb-
denum and tungsten wires up to 0.2 mm in diameter by performing collective
recrystallization using a specially designed apparatus. As the initial
material, ordinary technical wires of Type VA-3 were used. The wires pro-
duced served as substrates for grcrwing of larger single crystals of molvb-
denum and tungsten by thermal dissertatiou of ~chloxides., X-ray structural
andmetallophysical studies of the monocrystallized wire:and the precipitates
r
produced were performed. 6 Figures; 5 Bi~liog_aphic References.
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YEVS-TI YU Miff, A. 1. , KOROBIOV, ! I. ani 03LOO-V V. V.
'rZirccniun internetallides and Their Effect onthe -,t4 as
of
Zirconium Adloys"
Moscow, AkadexJya Nauk 53SR, Atomnaya 13nor iya, Vol 28, No 3, ~Aar 70, PP 201-200
Abstract: An investigation was made of the properties of, 1111-,-crnatailide Li,.puri_
ties and thiir effect on the corrosion properties of' zircc~niiLm Slloys in vater
and vapor. The 7,acroha,-,dness at various teirperatures, the strt;xturo of the
internotallides, and the composition of o,~ide films were qLudicc_~. The mat,;:rials
used and the c.-Derinental tec_~miqua are described in deTa.1-1. i- -,.a5 rasta' lished
L~n "1' 2
that: 1) the corrosion of pure interm. etall ides (ZrFel), Z r, -1 o r, 1, r Cu)
in the 400-8000C to-,"Perature ranp occurs more rapiclk-T thz~.n of pure zirccnitn.,
both in ox-jgen and water vapor; Z) Zr~;02 hassthe, lowust oxidizilig rate and 'rZAi
the highost; Zr43n has a low oxidlizing rate at ~00-hrOOOC, Ibut this rato in-
creases sharply vrith increasing temperature: 3). a connection ex-.".sts bevquen t-a
kinetics of oxidatLicn. the structure, and ccmposition of axide occurrir.,~
on the intermetallido surface; 4) ZrOi, Zr45n, and Zr2(,u are softonod ~y
in the 350-4500C totmerature range, while Zr~,102 &nd Zr~1'02 i,-otair4 their hardness
'up to 7000C. Orig. art. hac,: 4 figurs3, tabl4s, and

Rucizar oclence anct:' rb
,-USSR uDc 669-015-4
YEML YMIOV., V. S., and Eds.
Metallurglya i Metallovedeniye. Chistykh. Metallov; sborr.1k nauchnykh ra-bot
M=1p No 9 (Metallurgy and Matal Science o,-, Pure Metals; Collection of
Scientific Works of MFI)( Moscow Engineering Physics Distitute Moscow,
Atomizdat
1971, 176 pp
Translation of Annotation: This collection contains original ,rorlrs on the
investigation of the structure and physico-mechanical properties of various
refractory, rare, and radioactive wtals4, molybdenum, tungsten, zirconium,
vanadium, uraniun, and their alloys and compounds. Problems of refining mtals
are discussed and a theoretical explanation is given of the process of refin-
ing by means of transport reactions. Expewimantal inve6ti.alation results of
these processes are presented. Particular attention to the study of
properties of pure mutals, their alloys, and compounds. . Results are T)resented
of ~ studies of the fine structure ot pure metals in polycrystalline and mono-
cry9talline states by means of different methods, -the distribution of admix-
tures in them, and corrosion, sublimation, di&usion churacteristics, Internal
-r properties of refracto -tals, alloys, and compounds.
friction, and otlir ry jrL
The s7treng-th and plasticity properties of netals and ulloys in connection
with their processing and application are diBCUS.Sed. fflneteen tables, 133
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YEMLIYANOV.* V. S. and YEVSTYUKM, A# I.,Atomizdat, :1971, 176 pp
Illustrations, and 326 biblio. refs.
Translation of Table of Contents:
Foreword 3
'YEHEL'YA'NOV, V. S., STATSENKO, V. I. and:YEVSTYMINI I.,
Thermodynamics of the Process of Iodide Refining of Vanadium 5
ABANIN D.. D.Jv ~ KORNP.YEVf V. A.1 and MASLOV' V. P., Production of
Chromium Base A-Uoys by the lodidell"ethod. 12
AMONENKO, V. M. AZHAZITA, V. M.,N1)7-JGOV and VOROININA, L. N.,
Refining of Zirconium by the Zone~Meltina Process
U 20
FEDOROV G. B., KALDTIN P. I., SrifRNCV, Te. A'*, and BEEWATLOV, V. N.,
Investigation of Zirconium Sublimation in a Highioille,ss Vacuum 24
FEDOROV G. B., SMURNOV, Ye. Ao, ZHOMOV, V.- I., GUM, V N.;O and
FARAYEV, S. A., On the Problem of,Anomalous Diffusion in
Zirconium
) 30
FX
DOROV, G B.) GUSEV, V. N., UGASTE, Yu. E.,, and SVMT07j Yet A.,
rnterdiffusion, investigation in the '"'irdonium-Niobium System 37
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YEMEL'YANOIT, V. S. and 'YEVST.YUKIIIN, A. I! Atomizdat, ig7i, 3.76 pp
-r,-ov,
FEDOHM G. B., KISSIL', A. Ya.- GARIBOV ~R. ~E., and BALK I. P.,
Effects of Plastic Deforration and Heat Treatment on the Internal
Friction of Zirconium of Various. Purity
and KOVRIGI21 V. A.
tmmv, V. S., IVANOV, V. K., :IVANOV, Yu- M., J,
The Effect of the State of Stresm of the Oxidic Film bn the
Oxidation Character of Zirconium
KOROBKOVY 1. 1.Y On the Structure of Oxidic Films on Zirconium
N. V.', and CHERNYKH, Ye. A. Inve idation of the
-Interaction of the Laser Beam- With Zirconium.
YE;VSTYMj'-if,,, A. I., and SOLOW YEV, !G. :1.,, Soltibility of: Oxygen in
Uranium Carbonitrides
YEVS'rrMR1, A. I., and SOLGV YEV, G. I.,. Diffusion of Uranitri and
Carbon in UC-ZrC Alloys
SOLOVIYEV,- G. I., Pressure of Uranium Vapor on Urardim Monocaxbide
WHALOV, G. A.) YEVSTYUMIN, A. I., and YEMEVIAITOV, V.~ S., Strain
Hardenin,-,, Characteristics of ','jolyb4enum: Single Crystals at Low
Terpenatures
YAS'IMBKOV, A. A.1 I=Tws, V. P., OPLESNIN,i% A., and )YJWIXOVICII,
V., Structural Changes in Holling and Annealing of'Molybdenum
Cryztals
42
47
53
62
69
74
8o
85
94

USSR
)TML'YANOV V. S. and YEVSTYMINj, A. I kLondzdat, 1971, 176 pp
YASTREBKOV, A. A., OPLESKIN, B. A.p LUMNETS., V. P., NOSYREV Yu. N.
P
and Y)UM'OVICH, M. V., Polygonization in Annealing of Bent,
Molybdenm Crystals
lo4
BORODICH~ V. D., ZELENSKIY, G. K., and SHE,YIMEP%G, B. N.,~, On Certain
Yathlods of Rating the Relative Purity. Qf.:,.'3J.:ngle Cryst4ls L12
RJSAKOV,* A., A., YUDIN., V. M., and YAL'ITSW V. N.i Ona4lethod of
-Taking Out the Monocrystal Into eL Defle6tin Condition,
MOCHnOV, G. Ai, and ~EVSTWMIN, A.. I., On the Lqw-Tem1berature
Brittleness of ~blybdenum:._
124
M11nov,$ G. A., and ILI YIN011) A., F., Hardening Characteristics of
Polyerjstalline Molybdenum in Hydraulic Extrusion 133
FEDOROVI G. B., I,!ARCHUKOVA, 1. D., UGASIZ -:,Yu.~ E., and SNIDNOV, Ye. A.,
Phenomonological Theory of InterdiffOuaion and Its Expe'rimenta-1
Basis
140
NIKTSHANOV, V. V., YEVSTYUKHTII, A. I I SHMPTil V. I., j:CqVSKIY,
S 1. Y ISAMN) S. D., and IAZOF-INKO,, V. M The Effect! of Heat
Treatment on the Structure and Ce'.
rtain Propertien of Cast Targsten 153
ZHEB".01VI V. I., Determination of Equal W.eig4t Concentrations in
162
Solid Phase-Liquid Systems
4/5-
37

--04DEC70
112- 038 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE
~_TITLE-ZIRCONIUM INTERMETALLIDES AND THEIR EFFECT ON THE'CORROSION
PROPERTIES orz ZIRCONIUM ALLOYS ~U-
:-AUTHOR-(03)-YEVSTYUKHIN, A.I.,; KOROBKOVI OsIpov, V.V.
XOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
AKAOEMIYA NAU TONNAYA ENERGIYA, YOL 281 NO 3, MAR
K SS~R, A
PP:-201-206,
~___O-ATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70,
ISUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
'T'OPIC TAGS-CORROSION RATE, ZiRCONIUM ALLOY, WATERP OXYGENt CHEMICAL
REACTION KINETICS, METAL HEAT.TREATMENT, COPPER COMPOUND, TIN ComPOUND,
1) N
N I CK EL C OMP OUND I R ON COMPOUND,. MOLYBDENUM COMP U, 1).t OX'I1)E FILM
":CPNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLA55--UNCLASSIFIED
_PROXY:REEL/F9A-'4E--3003/I952 STEP t4O--Ultl/0089/70102it/GO3/0201/0206
_.:~c I RC ACCESSION NO--AP0130736
UNCLASS (F (EQ-

UNCLASS* -FIED
PROCESSING DATE--040cC70
:'C-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0130736
GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN INVESTIGAI -iS MADE OF THE
ION 14t
-PROPERTIES OF INTERMETALLIDE IMPURITIES AND THEIR EFFECT ON THE
CORROSION PROPERTIES OF ZIRCONIUM.ALLOYS; IN WATER,APIO VAPOR. THE-
MICROHARDNESS AT VARIOUS TEMPERATURESt-THE STRUCTURE OF;THE
fNT,ERMETALLIOES, AND THE COMPOSITION OF OXIDE FILMS WERE STUDIED. THE
MATERIALS USED AND THE EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUE ARr- rj.,:scRIBED IN DETAIL.
.;IT WAS ESTABLISHED THAT: 1) THE CORROSION OF PURE INTERMETALLIDES (ZRFE
SU32t ZRMOI SUB2w ZR SUB2 N17 ZR SUB4 SN~r ZK SUB2 CU) IN ITHE
400-BOODEGREESC TEMPERATURE RANGE OCCURS MRE RAPIDLY THAN OF PURE
ZIRCONJUM, BOTH IN OXYGEN AND WATER VAPQfl,*:2) ZRM0 !SUB2 HAS THE LOWEST
OXIDIZING RATE AND ZR SUB2 NI THE HIGHE!S-t;:ZR SUB4:~SN HAS A LOW
OXIDIZING-RATE AT 300-400DEGREESC,- BUT~THIS RATE rNCREASES SHARPLY WITH
JNCREASING TEMPERATURE; 3) A CONNECTION: EXISTS F3ETk(r--EN THE KINErics OF
OXIDATION, THE STRUCTURE, AND COMPOSITION OF OAIDE FILMS, OCCURRING ON
THE INTERMETALLIDE SURF*ACE; 4) ZR SUB2 NItlZR SU84 SN, AND ZR SUB2 CU
ARE SOFTENED BY HEATING IN THE 350-450DEGREESC TEMPERATURE RANGEv WHILE
ZRMO SU82 AND ZRFE~SUB2 RETAIN THEIR HARDNESS UP TO 70ODEGREESC.

USSR UDG~669.296-784.016,28,539-53lt669-977
V
SAVITSM, YE. M., KUL'BAKH, A. A., and n STYLUIN, .11 A.
"Study of Hot Ha3:dnesr> of Cast Zirconium.Carbidez"
V sb. Tugoplavk. karbidy (The Refractory Carbides Collection of 1-iforks),
Kiev, "Ifauk. Dumka," 1970, PP 211-214 (frora'RZh-Meta-Uurgiyaj No 3, flar 71,
Abstract Ho 31?80 by authors)
Translationi The article presents data on hot-hardress measurements of cast
specimens of Zr carbidc, Ath a porosity approximating.,zero and density close
to theoretical. HaPness measurements by the static iWthod were carried
out In the 900-1650 range. Softening of Zr carbide-(cast *and hot-pressed)
is observed with an Increase In temperaturet Three illustmtions. Biblio-
grapby Hith three titles.
16

CrYogenics and Supereowauctlivity
USSR LTDC: 537-312-62:
GRUZIN P. L. BYCHKOV, Yu. F. ,YEVSTYLTICHINA. 1. A., KRUGLOV V. S. ,
lay'OLA7, 17.
"The Mbssbauer Effect in I-F03S
n a s P- Ntnction of Heat 'Treatmi~.~nt"
Mloscow, Sverl-liprovodyashch-Eye splavy isoyedin.-sbornik (Surerconductive
-ouncls --'7 (f
AUoys and Comp --coliection of works), "Nauka%, 1.972, pp roz~,i
RZh-Radiotekhnika, Ho 3.2, Dec 72, abstract 1~'O 12D549 [r6su'll6l
Translation: The sup(z!rcoriduzctive compound Vb3Sn diSplays the so-called,
"degradation effect" -- av tippreclable reduction in T -,zhen the ~,incali-n-
C!
or sinter4ng tOraTF-ratUj.e jjre~j - , ?:~tl (I C~ r
j~ yl~ to 20000C. Ail invold
ion
the '11,11lence of' heat ii, tile pari-,27,ete-o of, 1-111clo"j-1,
a vacutua. on
gv---ma res
onzunce. W-1'h a rise in annealing temperalin-e- a considerable re-
duct.
tion was observed in the width of the NGR line and iionnc-v shift, tocether
vith a reductiion in absorption probability. :1he narrowing of 'lie NO!,' J-1ine
is due to an increase In the degree orderin'- of the.structurc off' the
compound Nb3c-n. It is shown that the degree of oriiering can be detci-ri4rel
from the absorption probbability for different states --*f the degree of Olrdl~-~
ing and absorption probabilities are luncrii-n for two other states.. Uith an
1/2
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USSR
GRUZIN, P. L. et al., Sverkhprovqc1yashc1Aye1 splavy i s-eyedir. , "I'lauka
42-117
1972, pp
increase in heet-treat tempera.ure, a change was obser%recl- dcrz`ty
I U-
of the '15S-electrons on the Sn nucleus. It, is shourn thatt the method is
Three F
very sensitive to the other tin-conteining phases 13 lk 3n illu,-
trations. one -able, bibliarra-c-,hy of seven titles.
2/2
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USSR UDC 539-67
-)am-IVMV--V. A.Y Z TMINY I. V.J* LEEEDINSKIY, V. S.) PESIN, M. S.,
POSTNIKOV, V--ao, and. SHARSHAKOV, 1. M.
"Internal Friction in Phase Transformation in TiNI Intermetallic Compound"
Sb- 'Inutrenneye treniye v metallicheskikh materialekh",(Inter-aal Friction
in Yetallic Materials), Moscow, Izd-vo "Nauka," iwo, pp 163-165
Abstract: The nature of the phase transformation in an eqaiatorilic TiNi com-
pound is studied by methods of internal friction, electrical resistance, and
dilatoretric analysis. The presence of some peaks on the internal friction
temperature dependence curve is reported and their features are discussed.
The energies of the activation processes are determined. It is assured that
the internal friction peak at 160C is governed by the duMsion-free phase
transformation. Data on internal friction, electrical resistance, and linear
characteristics coincide well and confirm,the assumed nature of the processes.
figures, 6 references.

1/2 029 U N C L A S S I F I E 1) PAOCESSING OA T E--- 20NU V 7 0
.~'TTTLE-PHASL- TRANSFLKMATIONS IN THE tNrEpmErALLIr_ COMPOUND [1N1 -U-
1
AUTHUR-(05)-(-LS'r%NlK0V, V.S., LE6EDINSKIYY V.S.s YEVSYUKGV9 V.A-9
5HARSFAKi'-.V, 1.M., PESIN, M.S.
CCUNTRY OF
SOURC E-F I Z I IK AMETALLOV 1 METALLOVEDENIE, OL. 29Y FEB. 1970, P. 364-369
DATE PUBLISHEo--70
AREAS--MATERIALS, CHEMISTRY
~_'_TOPIC TAGS--ALLOY P'HASE TRANSFURMATION, B[BLIGGRAPHYi-METAL INTERNAL
,~_.'_;.FRICTION, TITANIUM ALLiJYt NICKELt INTERMETALLK COPIPOUND:t DILATOMETRIC
OANALYSIS, RESISTIVITY
CCNTROL FAiZKl;'%G--;NC RESTPICT16PIS
06CUMENT CLA.Srj--UNCLASSlF IED
PROXY fl~L-I./fRA-ME--1995/0895 S'I;t,.'P
11RC 4CCE5,SlC;"4 NO-AP011.6105
31FIf

212 029 UNCLASSIFIED
11RCCESSING 0ATE-201-110V70
JRC ACCESSIC,,~ NQ--APOLLt~405
-ABSTRACT/ExTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STUDY OF PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS It.,
THE. ALLOY TINI WITH E~wUlAT0,MIC COMPOSITIC-Ni USING liErli[316 OF liNTERNAL
FRiCTION, ELECTRICAL !ZESisrivi-ry, AND DILATOMURYO, IT 1S SUGGESTED THAT
THE TRANSf-ORVATICN 4T TEMPERATURES RAN,G,ING FROM 50~ TD OLUS 8Q C, 15 1-j'F A
DIFFUSMNLESS TYPE AND 15 CHARACTERIZED 6Y SMALL TEMPEkArURE HYSTERESIS.
A PHASE TRANSFOR;,IATION OF A, R DISoqj)[-jj TypE 'WAS DETECTED AT A
% OaDE
-TEMPERATLSE OF 625 C. FAGILITY~:,. VOR0NEZHSKJ iPOL ITEKt+*q ICHESK I I
-INSTITUT1 Vt]KONEZht LISSR.
. lim.Emmawlamom.mmImEwilummmmum-,

USSR WC 678.061~3i.6.602
YEV8YUXOV YR. I., and WRL'TSI K.T.
"The State of Art and the Possibilities of Devalopments,in the Pxoduction of
Flastic-Materials and Objects Manufactured4rox Them for.the Use in
Agricultural Production, Deyelopmentf,andiftter EcOnO1W
Moscow# Flasticheskiye Massy# No 111 1973 pp 7-10
Abstracti A review covers achievemonts In the development Of PlRStiC filZ3,
plastiglasses and platic tubing, reflecting upon the fact that production
is only about 79% that of the possible consumption market. 111madictions axe
made for the 74-75 period, the demazd again~outspaoing the productivity.
The stress is made of the need to coordinate the productivity with the con-
sumers demand,
1A
32
T

USSR UDC 6810325.3:612.377.622.13
GFrSHIS, M. I.,_YEVTEYEV F. Ye., IZRAILEV, Yu. S., KUSHLIN, V. I., and
'PLOTKIN, M. A.
"on Acbieving.a High-Precision, High-Speed Matrix System"
Izv. Leningr. Elektrotekhn. In-ta (News of Leningr ad Electrical Engineering
Institute), No 92, 1971, pp 47-50 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal -- Avtomatika,
Telemekhanika, i Vychislitel'p-aya Tekhnika, No 8, 1971, Abstract No 8B376,
by B. K.)
Translation: A decoding matrix system for use in digital-analog converters
which function in communication systems with pulse-code modulation is de-
scribed. The decoding matrix consists of a nine-bit ohmic divider of the
R-2R type and sources of current, which are controlled. by symmetric diode
keys. The sources of current are formed by switching on the sources in
series with a source of standard voltage of resistors with a resistance of
20 ki-lohms. An expression for evaluating the admissible root-mean-square
deviation of the resistances of the matrix is derived. . The basic technical
data is presented for the matrix system, which is made in the form of a
functionally completed assembly based on thin-film technology. It is pointed
out that the time needed for establishment of a transient process in the

71 ~ ~ T7 - T . ~- . , I . I; . . , ; t : . II , i I I : - I ! ;. t7l:i ill
- 1 .1 1~ I . I - f -- - , ~ 11 4,~ ni b 1 6A k-i ~ 14; k 1 i, i 1 -- i 76 . -;, a J d. a
I - ; I - . . I I I I i I ; I i ~ I I I ~ ~ ~ I , . . 1 1 . I . I . I . i I I

Abstract: The subject of this paper is the determination, through
statistical modeling, of the rate of assenibly-lirie manufacture,of
good Integrated circuits of this type. The initial data for Stich
a modeling procedure are supplied by the distribi,'Ltion, and correla-
tion expressions of the parametric relationships In ptissive and
active integrated circuits. In investigating the distribulion. of
film-element parameters, one should not. use the argo&ic hypothesis
that the statistical characteristimin one set Pf resietors on
the.-same substrate will be the.,same.lis.the corremponding charac-
1/2
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equivalence circuit to the shift-end bus, connecting the readout bit lines in oppo-
sition through diodes to the nondestructive readout line of the register of asso-
~ciative memory elements, and connecting the write-enable and:readout lines of this
register through the shapers and rectifiers to the one-output and zero-output
terminals of the flip-flop for the first digital place of the number shift register.
The.controlling inputs of the rectifiers are connected to the shift-end bus. The
output number lines of the second section of the device are connected through the
gating shapers to the gating inputs of the play..:back: amplifiers in the first section
of.the device, the inputs of these amplifiers being connectedito the output lines
of the register of associative memory, elements.: These output line! are matched to
the output number lines of the first section of the device, and the address decoder
in the second section of the device.are connected to the gating shapers
through the corresponding rectifiers, whose secondi Inputs.; ard connected to the
-associative interrogation-enable lineo

PP.
USSR uDc: 621.317-757
X-REM)MY, YU.-T- YU-RUKHIN, B. N., Voronezh Polytechni.cal Institute
"A Device for Automatic Determination of. Integral Evalus-tiono of G3~aphs"
Moscow, Otkrytiya,.Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovaxni~,ye Znaki,
No 10, Apr 72, Author's Certificate No 332464,~ Division' G, filed 2 Mar 70,
published 14 Mar 72, pp 196-197
Translation: This Author's Certificate. introduces: 1. A device for auto-
matic determination of integral evaluations of graphs.The device contains
a calibrated pulse frequency generator, a. pulse counter, a unit for step-
transport of the recording medium, and a progra)n block. The
input of the pulse counter is connected tothe output of, a diode circuit.
One of the inputs of the diode circuit is connected to the output of a
unit for input of the graph ordinates. As a distinguishing feature of
the patent, the device is simplified and its functional possibilities are
extended by adding a block of digit decoders, a digit-by-digit division
counterland a time delay circuit. The first group of inputs of the block
of digit decoders is connected to the outputs, of the pro ran, block. The
C,
second group of inputs is connected to theioutputs of the digit-by-digit
-I hn

USSR
YEVTEYEV, Yu. T., YURUIMN, B. N., USSR Authorts Certificate No 332464
division counter vhose input is connected to the output of the calibrated
pulse.frequency generator. The controlling output of the black of digit
decoders is connected to the input of the unit for step-by-step transport
of the recording medium. The digit-by-digit -frequency butput is connected
to the second input of the diode circuit, - and the set t-rmina.]. is connected
to the output of the time delay circuit, vbich is connected to ore of the
outputs of the unit for input of the graph ordinates. 2. A modification
of this device distinguished by the fact that the digit ~decoder contains
a flip-flop vith separate inputs, an inverter, and P. coincidence circuit.
One input of the flip-flop is connected to the. first input of the digit
decoder, and the second input 4s connected to the nutput~ of the coinci-
dence. circuit. One of Lhe inputs of the coincidemic circuit ts connectod
to the set line, and the second Input is connected to thw shift input of
the decoder and to one of the Inputs of a thr6e-inrut eoincidevrice circuit.
The second input of this coincidence circuit is connect6a to -the output of
the flip-flop andto the input of the inve'.rter. The thirld input is can-
neated to the second inDut terminAl . and the output of the coincidence
circuit is connected to the digit-by-digit,, frequency lin4;!.
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79

USSR
UDC 547.26'118
MINGALYEVA, K. S., RAZIWIOVA, N. A., PETROV, A. A.,.)T,,V~j'~j"01,.Zh. L., and
BAGROV, F. V., Leningrad Technological Institute imeni 'Lens orv"dr"4"Ii
"Dipole Moments of Derivatives of Trivalent~Phosphorus Which Contain a
Dioxaphospholane Ring"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 41, No 11, Nov 1971, pp 2,431-2,434
Abstract: In trivalent phosphorus,corDounds, hybridization of the phosphorus
atom varies readily in response to change Iin.the type of substituent, and
thanks to this the phosphorus may exhibit, bifilarity. However, there is very
little published information an variation in the dipole moments of compounds
containing trivalent phosphorus. The present.study, Laged on the dipole moment
method, is intended to sh(rw the uutual effect of atoms in corr~pounds containing
dioxacphospholane rings. Data of clectrographic, research on inolectiles of
2-chloro-1,3,2-dioxaphospholane and triethyl phosphite were used to compute
dipole moments. The group moment of the dioxaphospholan-e cycle was estimated
from M. J. Aroney's data. Moments of the phosphorus-halogen bonds were de-
termined from the dipole moments of the corresponding ph 6sphorus trihalides.
Laboratory measurements were made using dilute:SolUtiohS.4.n benzene at 26~
0.05'. All experimental and calculated data are included in the paper. It
is concluded that increase in the electron-acceptor capacity of the substi-
tuents is accompanied by an increase in the dipole moment.

USSR UDC 547-341
YEVTMOV, Zh. L., RA7,QNOVA, M. A., and PETROV, A. A. ,Leningrad Technological-
"Condensation of Alkylphosphonous Esters With 1-3-Dieres"
No 2, -.4-80
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii Vol 41
(103), 1 Feb 71, pp 479
Abstract: Alkylphosphonous acid esters condense with I,"--dienes analogously
to arylphosphonous acid esters. The 1P. spectra of, the products show bands
correspord-irg to ti -L, P-- at 12)6 ca-1,
he -1 frequencies: at 1612-161-i an- -
62 cm-1; o P.0 band was observed. Physical properties of
and P-O-C.at 1058-10 n
two compounds are reported: I-mo thyl-1, l-glycol-3-phospho line, b.p. 600/1.0
20 1 010; and I-et,iyl-1,1--lycol-3-mpt',-,iI 3-phospholine, b.P.
4?0 1.13200 n4
720 1= dfLO 1.0728, nD2() 1.4910. The condensation is faster than that of ethyl-
enechlorophosphate and isothiocyanate, but slower than that of the glycol
esters of phanylphosphonic acid, which may be due to t1te absence of the conju-
gation of the methyl group with phosphorus. re' va ca
sulting in d-orbitals.
73

USSR UDC 547-341
YEVT 1'
Q_V,-ZkL. L., SHURUKHIN, B. B., RAMMOVA, N. A., and PWROV, A. A.
4REggrad Technological institute imeni Lensovet
"Reaction of Phenyl Ester of Ethyleneglycolphosphorous Acid With I,'-Dienes"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 41 (103), No 2, Feb ?1, pp 480-481
Abstract: Investigation of the condensation of phenylethylene phosphite with
1,3-dienes showed tha-z. the reaction occurs without the elimimation of the
blycol radical and that It goes faster than an analogous reaurion with alkyl
esters. This indicatos that beside the pr-d7r interactions t:nc p--j, conjugation
must also be important, so that the P-OPh bond Is more la-bile than the P-OCH3.
Physical properties of two couipounds are reported-U
pholine-l-oxide, m.p. 47-48o, b.p. l80LA.0 rma, d"^ 1.;~Ol, n~'-O 1.55Z6; And
D
1-(2-phenox3rothoxy)-)28ethyl-3-phospholin p 49-500, b.p. 2049/
e 1-oxide, m.
1.0 mm, d30 1.1902, nij 1.5480.

030 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
TITLE--ARBUZOV REARFANGEMENT OF GLYCOLPHOSPHOROUS:ACID DERIVATIVES -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-RAZUMOVAt N.A., YEVTIKHOVi ZHoL., PETROV, A.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.''_,SQURCE-'-ZH. OBSHCH. KHIM. 1970t 40(4)t 933-4
PATE ~PUBLJSHED---70
SUBJECT. AREAS--CHEMISTRY
IOPIC TAGS--ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDr~ ~GLYCOL* FLUORIDE, MOLECULAR
STRUCTURE, HETEROCyr.LIC OXYGEN.CGMPOUN'01 JR SPECTRUM, Al MR SPECTRUM,
ACCEPTOR
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
GOCUMENT CLASS--UNICLASSIFIED
.-:PROXY REEL/FRAME--3006/1514 STEP NO--UPt/0079/70/040/004/0933/0934
ACCESSION NG--AP0135175
UNCLASS I FIE0,

2/2 030 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESS ENG DATE--040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0135175
.:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* ETBR DOES NOT REACT EVEN UNDER
DRASTIC CONDITIONS WITH BROMIDESv CHLORIDES, OR [$OTHLOCYANATES OF
CYCLIC'PHOSPHITES OF GLYCOLS AND THESE DERIVS WITH ELE,'~'TRON ACCEPTOR
GROUPS DISPLALY INHIB[TION OF THE SN2,ATTACK OF Tl~F PlkJSPHETE ON THE C
.ATOM OF RX. IN FLUORIDES OF SUCH ESTERSt~HOWEVER~~THE:CONJUGATION OF
p
UNSHARED ELECTRON OF F WITH 30 ORBITALS OF P PROVEDE A STRONGLY NEG
CHARGE ON P, MAKING POSSIBLE THE AR8U7_OV-TYPE REACTION.WITH ETBR.
:WITH R EQUALS H OR ME HEATED WITH ETBR''40-50 HR AT 140-50DEGREES GAVE
BRCH SUB2 CHROP(O)ETF: R EQUALS,Hi~83 PERCENTv 8 &UB3 97DEGREES, N
1.4240t D PRIHE20~194839;.'R EQUALS ME~# 87PERCENT, B SUB!
96DEGREES, 1.4381, 1.4334, CONFIRMED BYIIR,ANO INIMRSPECTRA* THUS THE
-boNOR.IACCEPTOR RELATIONSHIP IN THE ARB'UZOV REACTION,.ANI) IN THE
,.CONDENSATION WITH DIENES IS MUTUALLY CONTRADICTDRY1:0 WHILE IN THE
.:ARBUZOV REACTION P ACTS AS A DOF40R OF ELECTRONS RELATIVE TO RXv 1N THE
-CONDENSATION OF P COMPDS. WITH DIENES ITISERVES AS~,.AN ELECTRON ACCEPTOR.
FACILITY: LENINGRAD* TEKHNOL.IINST-. IM. LENSOVETAt LENINGRADt
USSR*
UNCLASS IFI-ED-.

USSR UDC: 547-341
FADYMOVA 1T.A., YEU-IMOV
and PEETROV, A.A.1 Leaingrad Technologicc--l
titute imeni Lensovet, Lkningrad, Ministry of Higher and,.S condary Specialized
RSFSR
:-:"Arbu?,ov Rearrangement of Glycolphosphorous Acid Derivatives"
-.Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 40, No If, Apr 70, pp 933-934
:,Abstract: For purposes of comparing the me chan4 St.4 of the condensa-
~.tion reactions of various trivalent phosphorus derivatives with lt3-
~diene hydrocarbons with the mechanism of the classical Arbuzov rear-
-rangement, the authors studied the reactions of a series of glycol-
-phosphorous acid derivatives (ethylene- and propyloneglycolphosphorous
acid fluorides) wi h ethyl bromide. The reaction products are the
;acid fluoride of ~_bromoethyl ester of ethylphosphinic acid and the
fluoride of A -bromoisopropyl ester of ethylphosph-inic acid.
'~The structure of the resultant compounds was confirmed by IR and
H(P)MR spectra. The results indicate that the dcaor-acceptor interre-
elationships in the classical Arbuzov reaotion and in the.condensation
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1/2 014 UNCLAi_SSI FItD P'ROCESSING UATE-090CT70
TITLE.-THE EFFECT OF AUTUSTRAINS,UF.E. COLI ON THEIEVEL Of ANTIBODIES TO
:SOME CAUSATIVE AGENTS OF INTESNNALlINNiCTIONS -U--.-
~_AUTHDR-W2)-EBERT, L.YA. YEVTUSHENKO,
D o~'
,CUUNTRY~ OF INFO-USSR
__.S,O~fRC-E_ZHURNAL (41KROBIOLOGilt EPIDEMIOLOGII IIMMUNOBIOLOGII 1970, NR 3,
PP -,-42--~45
,~.',DATE PUBL.ISHEB---70
~'USJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL'SCiENCES
.-TOPIC: TAGS-ANTIBODY, ESLHERICHIA COLlv GA57ROINTESTINAL.DISEASE
-tEll --NfJ RESTRICTIONS
-%TRUL MARKING
~-DOGUMENT CLASS-.UNCLASSIFIED
STEP NO--UR/0016/70/00O./Ob3/0042/0045
C I R.C ACCESSION NG--AP01095Z5
UNCLASS IF IE 0

2/2 014 UNCLASSIFIED PRUCES.SI.NG DATE--090CT70
-CIRC ACCESSION NQ--AP0109525
GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE WORK WAS DEVOTED TO THE STUDY
Of THE CAPACITY OF E. COLIv AS A REPRESENTIVE OF NORMAi..INTESTINAL
141CROFLORA, TO,CAUSE IMMUNITY IN THE HOST'S ORGANISM. EXPERIMENYS WERE
CARRIED GUT ON RAj3BITS, To wHICH AFTER THE DETERMINATION 0 THE INIT-IAL
LEVEL 0 IMMUNOLOGICAL REACTIONS,~A SUSPEN ION~GF Eo COLI AUTOSTRAINS WAS
INJECTED (250 MILLION MICROBIAL CELLS BY THE OPTIC STANDARD). IN
'ASSOCIATION WITH OACTERMIA THERE WAS AN~INCREASE OF THE N,UMBER OF
LEUKOCYTES IN THE PERIPHERAL BLOOD AND.OF LYSOZYME: LEVEL IN THE SERUM;
VARIATIONS OF THE LATTER DIRECTLY,DF-PENDED ON BACTEREMIA. A RISE OF
AGGLUTININS NOT ONLY TO THE ANTIGENS Of THE E. COLL AUTOSTRAIN, BUT ALS3
TU;S. TYPHI AND SH. SONNEI WAS NOTED IN THE BLOOD. THIS LED TO THE
CONCLUSION THAT,-. AS A. REPRESENTATIVE OF NOR~(Al- INT~$TINAL. M,ICROFLORA, E.
-COLIA PRODUCED A SIGNIFICANT EFFECT ON FORMATION OF NATURAL RESISTANCE
NOT ONLY AGAINST GUN MICROFLORA, BUT ALSQ.AGATNST~~OME CAUSATIVE AGENTS
~OF INTESTINAL INFECTIONS.
UNCLASSIFIED

Materials
USSR UDC 620.10
GELLER, YU. A., Doctor of Technical Sciences, -Professor;
Aspirant; MOISEYEV, V. F., Candidate of Technical Sciences,.Docent, Moscow
Institute of Machine Tools and Instruments
"Study of the Effect of the Composition and Structure of Die Steels on Wear
Resistance Under Shock-Abrasive Wear"
Moscow, Izvestila vysshikh uchebnykh zav.edeniy, Mashinostroyeniye, No. 12,
1971i pp 109-115)
Abstract: Die steels of the basic structural classes PiVIV, 6KbZYS, 7Ybr,2V`-1,
Kh6vr, Kh12F1 and Kh1.2M were studied since many dies are, used undew shock-
abrasive conditions and data for determining a rational selection of the steel
and its heat treatment are not available. The hardness of the steels was
varied by heat treatment from 38 to 625 HRC and viscosity varied from 0.5 to
7.0 kGm/cm2. The steels also differed in the amount of residual austenite and
the carbide phase. The wear resistance.was deter-mined' under ~;hock-ahraslv~_,
wear on the basis of attached abrasive particles under a shocR energy Of 0.75
and 2.0 kGm from the weip
,ht loss and chaiacter of the irear. The study showed
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GELLER, YJ. A., et al, Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Mashino-
stroyeniye, No. 12, 1971, pp 109-115
that the wear resistaice of alloyed die steels under shock-abrasive wear is
deterudned,by the total effect of the hardness, viscosity, the amount of the
carbide pha-se, and the residual austenite. The hardness effect was the most
considerable. An increase in it with a fixed quantity of carbides and ausze-
nite in the structure is accompanied by a rise in wearresistance. An in-
crease in viscosity achieved by isothermal tempering, 1,e., without grain
growth and a drop in hardness, improves wear.resistance. The effect of the
carbide phase is the ftiction of the hardness aind,viscosity of the steel:
it improves the wear resistance ath-i-gh I,iardness (59-60 HRC) and somewhat
reduces it at lower hardness "49-51 HRC). Results have shown that an in-
crease in the amount of austenite improves the wear resistance if the auste-
nite retains sufficient stability under coo.1ing to -600C. The greatest wear
resistance is exbibited by alloyed~dib steel.at 0.6% C.i.
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USSR UDC 532.526.4
GRESHILOV, Ye. M., YEVTUSHENKQ, A. V., LYA24SHEV L. M.
IlFluctuations in Pressure Durin-Ylow of Weak Solutions of Polymers Along
Rough Boundaries"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 207, No 6, 1972, pp 1,288-1,291.
Abstract: Results are presented from studies of spectral characteristics of
boundary-layer fluctuations in pressure with turbulent flow of weak solutions
of polymers along rough bouudaries. The experimental studies were perfonned
in a low-noise hydrodynamic gravi tat ion- type channel. All measurements were
performed at the end of the working sector, where the flow was stabilized.
Roughness was created by applying:grains of sand In two fractions to both
of.the broad walls of the working sector, of the channel . 'the effect of
reduced resistance and damping of small-skale, turbulence is retained when
the polymer solution flows along rough boundaries even~.when the roughtiess
appears in a transient mode. This may mean that the machanisr, of damping
of turbulence and the effect of reduction of resistance when a polymer
solution flows along smooth boundaries is not directly related to stabiliza-
tion of vortices an the boundary of the vis~;ous sublayer as has been earlier
assumed. The primaiy processes occur in the zone of jlont~ration of turbulence
or the buffor zone Of tUrbL)ICIDC0 of the boundary layer.
29

USSR
UDC 577.3:612.744:612.015.32
KOLODUB, F. A., and Kharlkov Scientific Research Insti-
tute of the Hygiene of Labor,,and of Occupational Diseases, Khar'kov
"Characteristics of Metabolism in.the Skeletal Muscles, of Rats Uader the
Effect of a Pulsed Low-Frequency glectromagnetic.Field",
Kiev, Ukrayinsk'kiy Biokhimichniy Zhurnal, Vol 45, No 3, May/Jun 73, pp
356-361
Abstract: Rats were exposed to a pulsed electromagnetic field with a fre-
quency of 7 kilocycles, pulse duration of 130'ml;crosec, a 10 sec interval
between pulses, and an intensity of 72 kA/m for 3 hrs per day during 15 days,
or to a field with the same characteristics but an intensity of 24 kA/m for
1.5 hra per day during 1.5, 3, or 6 mos. ~The results of the experiments
indicated that the action of the electromagnetic field reduced the content
of ATP and creatine phosphate in skeletal.muscles because of a disturbance
in the conjugation between oxidation and phosphorylation. Glycolysis was
intensified with the result that the content of glycogen decreaved and that
of.lactate increased. Simultaneously the deamidlation of protein was in-
tensified (the content of protein amido N decreased) and the deamination of
adenosine, adenylic acid, and glutamic acid increased in the dbsence,
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USSR
KOLODUB F. A., and YEVTUSIIENKO, G. I., Ukrayins'kiy Biolthimichniy Zhurnal,
Vol 45, No 3, May/Jun 73, pp 356-361
because of the ATP deficiency, of a corresponding intensification of gluta-
mine synthesis. The adenosine and adenylate deaminases were activated.
there was an increase in the content of ammorLia in thei.skeletal muscles,
which reached a level of 76.3%.above normal. It was shown in earlier work
by the authors.that electromagnetic fields of low frequency produce spasms
and muscular dystrophy.
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74

USSR UDC 613.647:614.89
HAKSIKENKO, N. V., )%nga4W0, G. I., and GONCHAROVA, N. N., Khar kov
Scientific Research Institute of Labor Hygiene and Occupational Diseases,
Khar'kov
"Fundamentals of the Screening of Electromagnetic Fields"
Moscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 29 Feb 73, pp 108-110:
Abstract: Exposure of personnel to the action of electromagnetic fields may
constitute an occupational hazard. The most effective procedure for protect-
ing personnel against these fields is electromagnetic screening. 1he simplest
method of carrying out engineering calculations for metal screens to be used
for this purpose that are effective in the long-wave range has been proposed
by D. N. Shapiro (Radiotekhnika, No 4, 1955)..,Screens calculated by this
method are being applied for the elimination of radio disturbances at
present.
MV, IL

Public Health, Hygiene and Sanitation
USSR vw 62.5.847.6-07:616,15-o74
KOLODUB, F. A. and YEITIMSHENYO G. I. 1(harkov Scientiftc Research Institute
of Labor Hy-giene a~X (%6upational Diseases.
'"falue of Some Biochemical Blood Parameters for the EaAy Diagnosis of
Disorders Cwased by Low-Frequency Pulsed'Electromagnetic Fields"
Vrachebnoye Del
Kiev, 0), i4o 6, 1972, PP 131-135
Abstract: Eyposure of rats to chronic, low-intensity pulsed electromagnetic
fields for 6 months resulted in metabolic disturbances in the liver, kidneys,
heart, skeletal muscles, and brain tissue of animals nanifeated by changes of
-Lu a, glittamine,
varying, duration in glucooc, py. nric and lactic acid, .1
urea, total protein and protein fractions, and pseudcholineste-ase, catalase,
and peroxidase activities. Me chELnGes were' particularly pronounced in the
blood lactic acid and levels within two weeks. Unlike the other bio-
chemical indices, however, they did not return to rormal even as long as 30
to 6-0 days after the end of the experiment. Thus, a determination of blood
-lactic acid and a=jonia- wo-uld seem to be a worthwhile clinicaL method of
detecting incipient patholoa in hi4rzns exposed to lo,,t_rreque_Y;cy piAsed electro-
magnetic fields.

USSR UDC 577.1:612-015-32:538.6
KOLODUB, F. A., YEVTUSHP,14KO, G. I.. hlarkov Scientific Institute of Hygiene of
Labor and Occup-atior iseases
"Characteristic Features of the Carbohydrate-Energy Metabolism of the Brain
of Pats Under the Effect of a Low-Frequency Pulsed Electromagnetic rield"
Kiev, Ukrains'kiy Biokhimichniy Zhurnal., Vol, 44, No 4, 1972,. I)p 492 -496
Abstract: It -was established that, for mul-ti-ple (15 see.;sions) and chronic (1,
5, 3 and 6 months) effects of the low-frequency pulsed clectromarnetic field
(7 kilohertz) at an intensity of 72 and 24 k-iloamps/in-ater, respectively, the
processes of oxidation and phoephorylation separate in the brain of the rats
an a reault of atteniuttion of the inor(panic phonphato, oaterilleation. Sippal-
taneoualy with this, the glycogen and glacoso coatents.in the brain tistiuc
drop, and lactate accumulates. The disturbance of a-cid. phosphorylation pro-
cesses and partial ewitching of carbohydrate decomposition to the glycolytic
proceas lead to a reduction in the amount of macroergic coi.,ipowids (creatine
phosphate and ATP) in the brain tissue and a siu;Otancmis accumulation of
the dephosphorylated ATP derivatives -- ADP and A-MP.
1/1

USSR UDC 612.014.426.015.3
KOLODUB, F, A., and YEVTUSIIENKO, I., Institute of Labor Hygiene
"Biochemical Aspects of the Biological Effect.of a Low-Frequency Pulsed
Electromagnetic Field (UPEF)"
Moscow, Gigiyena Truda i Professional'liyye Zabolevaniya, No 6, 1972, pp 13-17
Abstract: Pronounced metabolic disturbances in the bra in, heart, liver, and
skeletal muscles were produced by LFPEF. ATP, creatinine phosphate, and
glycogen became deficient and lactic acid and ammonia c6moounds accumulated.
A study of amidation and deamidation elucidated the nature of the disorders
observed in the various organs.

USSR UDC 615.471:613.647:612.014.426
KOLIUKH, G. D., and YEVTUSHEN
Candidate of Medical Sciences, Kharkov
Scientific Research Institute of Labor Hygiene and Occupational Diseases
me
"Experimental Equip nt for the Study of the Biological Effect of Pulsed
Electromagnetic Fields (FEMF)"
Moscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 11, Nov 1971, pp 113-~114
Abstract: Designed and built jointly by the Institute of Labor Hygiene and
Occupational Diseases and the Polytechnical Institute in Kharkov, the equipment
generates PEMF of up to 400,000 a/m. It includes the follcnTing basic parts:
the control unit for turning the equipment on and monitoring the various para-
meters; a high voltage transformer and rectifier unit; a battery of high voltage
condensers; an induction unit which also hot~ses a container for experimental
animals; a commutator-trigatron which discharges the pulses at selected inter-
valB; a pulse-ignitioa device which controls the cammutator-trigatron; and a
power input unit. The variows parts are mounted to form two installation
units. The high-power discharge current,impulse which.is fed through the
induction coil han the forin of damped harmonic oacillalJons. The experlmental
animal container eavily accommodatca mlo*~, rats, guinen p1gt,, and rabblti3.

..-,..SOURCE--AVTOMATIKAt VOL, 15t JAtil.-FE13. 1970i P. 49-55
DATE- PUBL ISHED - ----- 70
AREAS--ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.
SUBJECT
..'~.~'TOPIC TAGS--TELEMETRY SYSTEMs SIGNAL CORRELATION
ROL
CONT1 MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1984/0401 STEP NO--UR/0102/'70/000/000/001+910055
GIRC
'IFTED

2/2 025 U'llJC L ASS I F I E 0PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
C I R CACCESSION NO-AP0055186'
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PRINCIPLES ARE CONSIDERED OF
DESIGNI--NG A NEW GROUP OF TELEMETERING SYSTEMS WFlICH WERE CALLED TIME
CORRELATION ONES. THE RATIOS ARE PRESENTED, CH&RACTERILING THE
DISTORTIONS OF THE CORRELATION F
-UNCT,IIIN WITH SINGLE AND BINARY TRANSFERS
OF ELFMENTARY SIGNALS OF PSEUDORANDOM POLAR.VIDE-OSIGNAL. THE
PECULIARITIES AR,E STATED OF REQUIkEM.ENTS TO 0ESl,GlqIN-l'; THE TImE
CORRELATIOWSIGNALS IN TELEMETERING SYSTEMS. THE MAIN STRUCTURAL
SCHEMES ARE DESCRIBED Of TIME CORRELATION TELEMETERING SYSTEMS AND TIME
CORRELATION CONVERTERS.
I vc

USSR um 621 .398
VMIDOV, V. V., YEVTUSHENKOJL_T__N_, and TOLKACHEVo Y. YU.
"Choice of the Optimal Distribution Function.in a Remote Information System
for the Operational Collection of - Integral Infornation"
V sb Avtomatiz, sisterty upravleniy (Automated management Systems--collection
of V ),, Cheboksary, 1973, pp, 9 - 16 (from HZh Avtomitika Telemekhanika i
Vychislitel,naya Tekhnika, No 11, Nov, 730 abstract No It: A467)
Translationt A calculation and choice of optimal distribution of primary
Integral information processing functions for a fixed structure and arrangement
of a remote information system are'carried ou+,,. Three variations of centxaliza-
tion are comDared on a combination of information and cost characteristics,
using a vector preference criterion. Ono iljustration,~one table, six
bibliographic citations.
Abstract by the authors.

UNCLASSIF IED~ PROCESSTNG DATE--30OCT70
TLE-- ESTING NEW FORMS OF THE PREPARATION AURBETOL 014 SUGAR BEET
:PLANTINGS -U_o.
..-AUTHOR- (02J-KV1G-0 P*P.t :YEVTU
A-KOVSKIYo SIENKDv,L.S
_CCUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
OURCE-KHIM. SEL. KNOZ. 1970, 8(2)p 127-9
.-DATE PUSL ISHE0---"--70
-SUBJECT.AREAS-BIGI.CGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
JOPIC JAGS---~+:ERBICIOEI AGRICULTURE. CROP TYPE/((J),'11JRJ3(:.T(JL HERBICIDE,
(U)MC1488 HERBICIDE, (U)MC14PA IfERBICIDE
CGINTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~PR OXY REEL/FRAME--2000/1369 STEP NO---UR/039,lt/70/UOA/002101t'-'7/012f)
-CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP01.25017
UNCLASSIFIED

.,2./.z oil UNCLASSIFIE0 PROCESSING DATE--300CT7C
--AP0125017
CIRC ACCESS I ON NO
ABS'TRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. FIELD TESTS WERE RADE ON L0114
~-7:~-HUMUS, LEACHED, HEAVY CHERNOLEM; PH OF THE.ARABLE SOIL LAYERY 6.4; PH OF
SUBSOIL, 7.0; INITIAL WEEDINESSw 47-60 PLANTS-M PRLMEZ, ANNUAL GRASSES
PREVA!L;ING. THE AGTION OF NEW FOA~IS OF :PjUKBETOL WAS COMPARED AT LEVELS*.
COAMUN, 40t 60y 80 L.-HA; A-1, 16v 22t 27-~L.-HA;.NC-L488, 6, 9, L2,
KG-HA; MC-14PAr Bt lit 14 KG-I-IA;. CONTROL. PLOTS, wITO HAND WEEDINGj AND
.PLOTS WITHOUT WEEDING. THE PREPNS. WE -RE,~ADDED Trj~*:TFIC 30[1. A L)Ae 6EFORE
-'.~SOWINGI AND 3 DAYS AFTER SOWING. THE BEST WEEDKILLING ACTION WAS WITH
CUMMGN MURBETOL, WHICH LEFT ONLY SEVERAL-PLANTS-14PRIME2; SLIGHTLY 14ORSE
~-.':,'WITH MURBETOL A-L, AND MARKEDLY WORSE WITH I-IC-1488;'AND MIC-14PA.
-..:--.+ACILLTY: IJLADOV-0-LYULINETSKAYA OPYT.-SELEKT-S. STA., USSR.

USSR UDC 621.'85.623.4
BICRISOVt L.M., ZAKHAROVA, ZRARYY, YE; V., KAUFMAN, G.M.,
PETROV, D.M., SAMORMOVA, G.A.
nExperimentsl Television Klystron With High Efficiency"
Slektron. tekhnika. Nauchno-tekhn. ob. Elektron. SVCh (Electronic Technology.
Scientific-Technical Collection. MicrowaveMactronics), 1970,.No 7, pp 160-162
(from R'Zh--S1ektronika i Ye a Drimananiye, No 11, Novembe,r 1970, Abstract No IIA126)
Translations The development is raported of tin oxperimenthl klyotron, the pur!3metarB
of which were optimized for a specified currant and voltage with the aid of an elec-
tronic computer. The electronic efficiency of the klystron produced amounto to 70
percent. '.Iith an amplificution hand of 1.3 percent end a sihift of the maximum
amplitude-frequency characteriatic; to the low-fraquency aide, the maximum efficiency
(with reapect to power in the load) exoeeds-60 percent vith~an amplification
factor of 40 db. Summary.

i USSR ux 621-791-89;546.o"21
1A A. L., and AJVHAKOVA, G. G., Institute of Problems
V;j,
-of Material -Science Academy of Sciences UkrSSIR
"Titanium Carbide Diffusion Welding in Vacuum
Kiev, Avozaticheskaya Svarka, No 2, Feb 70, PP 50-51
-udy was made of the effect of parameters of e regime of diffusion
Abstract: A st th
welding in vacuum on the propertiesof titanium carbide weld-joints. The results
of the investigation allow recommendation of the.following optinal regime: temper-
0
.10-2
ature 18oo C,, duration 10 minutes, and;degree of rarefaction not lower than 5
MM Hg at 1.0 kg/uffn? specific pressure
-1c

Acc. lir-* Abstracting Service: Ref. Code:
AF004:17337 INTERNAT. AEROSPACE ABST. -UPOO.Aeo
rAM-2,1123 Soldering of the lioron 6arbo's e wilh high
matting-point metali-,(Paika. karbortl4ida 4ora.s iul,loplaul(IMI
MMIlami). r". G. A(ghgNoO, A~ L.BuaUria,0N Ev'Wshenka,'and
M. Prstiedromirskaia (Akadernlia Nauk'. U74inWol
Problem Materialov shk4Di,,a;a
edd- A~Wm-sw.~ Am
Jan, 70d, r", - 52-55;~ In Russian.
Development o-f a high-tem* t're soldering te~'.hnique ~for
p ra u
soldering the boron carbanitride Witt the niobium, molyk;4enum and
tungsten, using the molybdenum disili'cide as 6: solder. ~A'siudy is
made of the electrical resistance, and gas tightness up %0~. 10 atm ~ot
this soldered joints.,
REEL/FWIE
1977013~
Had

-A. j -.,D.
k
.R%C~ KQIIA, G G BURYK.- "A, A. L.
w 4,
1E. 'or ?rcb-ems --y Of 3eience5 Ukr33R
"Soldering of CarbonJ-1 e W"h Ref
I'd ractor'y Xmtalsll
a" e-l~y0 S C ie 11C c 3 SSR,
ieV' Foroshkova::~a .-Ietalli.~ iya, ~Io 1, Jan 70,
P;) 52-55
stract: A method was developei for boron carbonitrid(i wl ciz).-L!~L-n-7 -.?i t- rel~ac-
tory metals (niobiu-i, molyindenu=., ~nd twqgst- 04n) -usin- .Y z
d~
Ilic4de as
a r:ofractory s old or
In ContraSt to a PreV,OL
,.31Y jeVO] _41 t C
rnZjCC in ar
in an induction U .1 ar"On mcdiu;:~, tho soldrxln~- ua:~ -;n a
VacUwm . in ccartai--n ca.,.;c:; a ;w1yWo'num Powder (5 to -iii)') In."; Lh,.-:3
tory zoldc~r bi Ordur to docrea-e-o thw tomnaratize. A schr-matia Uacram of, the
soldering -As -,iveen anl the soldoripg tec,~rlique is de!~(,r`bod. 0 1-0 rU G -
ture Dhato--iraph-s oj.
differei-,t fu.~Aon sarriplos are given, ;Lnd dr4ta. on t.le el(~ct~rj--
cal. resistance of zoldered boron carbonitrides-,.,it"L taro-!; irmtal~ aro rjr-oscnt,2,-;
The gas permeabiLlity of sa,,mles with pressure drops up to 10 a--m vas
'The e.-merimental is sho~m schematically. The res-ats obtained sh.ow that
the scLerimg tee-nmiq'ue ensures the conuarvation of the electric rosistance of

- '~.l
M-401

USSR UDC 530.12:531.18+538.3
YEVTUrYHENKO S P
"I. Rigid Nonrotational Motion in a.Two-Dimensional*~Space"
V sb. Gravitatsiya i teoriya otnositel'n. (Gravitati'o'u and the Theory of
Relativity -- Collection of Works), vyp., 7,Kazan, Kaxian' ILIniversity,
1970, pp 34-37 (from M-Fizika,~ No 2, Feb 71, Abstract No 21B111)
Translation: A natural generalization of the concept of motion of a body as
an-absolutely solid state to the relativistic case is motion'for which the
orthogonal interval bet-ween the world lines of two close points of the bodv
is preserved. This condition is expressed by a differential.equation for
velocity of a fixed point of the body. By using this equation for the non-
rotational case, the author shows that at every point of the world line it
is possible to construct a unit vector frame with a time, unit vector along
the world line such that the unit. vectors. of each of the three spatial ur-it
vectors of the frame will define a set of geodetic' 4-velocity vectors ortho-
gonal to the field. It is shown that:in a-two-dimensiomal time space all
three sets.will be in a single-parametric:set'of hyperplanes.

USSR LTDC 530. 12: 531. 19 538.3
YEVTUSHENKO, S. P.
IIII. Study of Born Equations of Rigid Motion in a Two-Dimensional Space"
V sb. Gravitatsiya i teoriya otnositel'n. (Gravitation and the Theory of
Relativity Collection of Works):.,vyp. Kazan" University, 1970,
pp, 38-41 (from RZh-Fizika, No 2, Feb 71, Abstract No 2B112)
Translation: After -investigating the differential equation of motion of
points of a rigid (in the Born sense) body AcLB + z3u UCL; CL +
U0,;
u + U uau ;a = 0, where ul, dxcl/ds is a 4-velocity field, the author
sPD'W(Is thamt in the two-dimensional: time space the equations With identical
indexes a 0 are corollaries of equations with differt-nt ii1dexes a 4 a.
When a the general solution of this equation haB the forn:
u /u XT, X
cc *a$ (xa + X US/Ual
where summation with respect to a, 6 does not occur; a, 8, T, 6 are not
equal to each other; and satisfies the algebraic 6onditions ~ -
1/2 a~

USSR
~Ml U S H~0_,, P., Gravitatsiya i teoriya otnositel'n. (Gravitation and the
Theory of RelYti_;Ity -- Collection of Works), vyp. 7, Kazan', Kazan' Uni-
versity, 1970, pp 38-41 (from IUI-Fizika, No 2, Feb 71P Abstract No 2B112)
o0 )-1. 4 Thus, the problem of finding rigid motion is reduced in
a GY By'
the general case to the solution. ati s (1:) with respect to
of finite equ on
UQ_
2/2

USSR 1JDC 669. 184
E V. D. MIKUNEVIC11, YU. r. ,KULIKOV, V. 0.,, GIZATULIN, C Z.
Techn'ological
Process for MakingKilling,and Pouring 08Yu Nonaging Bessemer
Steel"
Dnepropetrovsk, Metallurgicheskaya i gornorudnaya pron~'shlennost', No 2 (74),
1972, pp 16-17
Abstract: The technological processes for making, killing,and pouring 08Yu
nonaging Bessemer steel are discussed. In 1966-1969, the Donetsk Scientific
Research Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy. and, the Zhdanov Metallurgical Plant
imeni Il'ich performed research. to develop these processes for cola-rolled
sheet 08Yu. Bessemer steel for complex and supercomplex1drawins.. The results of
these studies are discussed. The state of oxidation of the metal is affected
by the intensity of blowing and ore additions for tenperature correction at the
end of blowing. The application of solid cast iron in the amount of 600-700
kg per me-It was most effective in lowering the oxidation state of the metal in
the Bessetwr converter. Scavenging was cirried to a carbon content of 0.06%
and lower, but the scavenging intonsity ~ rarely exceed(~-d 1.9 nid/min-ton of
steel. Fifteen versions of introducing aluminum into Ohe metall were investi-
gated. The most optimal version was introduction.of the primary aluirdnum as
a'monolith in a meltable packaging placed in the ladI6 on a false stopper
1/2
65

USSR UDC: 518.9
GRACHEV, N. I., MMOIP-M., u. G.
"Some Pro-Derties of Minimax Problems"
V sb. Issied. oteratsiy. vyp. 2 (Operations Research--:collection of works.
No, 2),~ Moscow, 19T1, pp 28-41 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 12, Dec 71, Ab-
stract No 12V766)
Translation: Tbe authors Dose the problem. of findir~ the mini-max II
min In3x W) (X and Y are subsets of Miclidean spaces Em and Eyl). The
function 2(y) vhich sa*
solutionof this probler. is the tisfies the ecuajiV
K(x_(y).y)=mxK(x.y) and the set NCY, where K(V(v.).v.)=iWiiK(x(y).y) for poInts
xEx
y* of set N. For X=1a.b], Y=fc,d] a reduction of the probler, is rade,
i. e. the solution is sou; - among 4-he fuhctions which sati:~fy the
ghl. U -
tion and the inequality (x(y)-4a)'(-r(y)-b)'Kxx(x(y),Soi-O.
The functions 7(y). KO:W-Y) and others are studied. A "local. minimax" is defined
and its sufffi f_ cond-J--i-Cas are formulated. Some results ,~xe generalized
to. the case vhere X and Y are ri-dimensional pars,liele-pipeds. L. Erc-E-man.
W

-014- UNCLAS:StFtED.~!~.: PROCESSING DATE- 2,OCT70
CALCULATION OF OPT tMAL~ CONTROL PROBLEMS -u-
AUTHOR--YEV.TUSHENKO, YU.G.
~_'_dOUNTRY 0 FINFO--USSR
14EYHAI
IMATEMATIKA I HANI KA, 34r JAN.
11 E VOL -I*Ei3. 1970t P.
_~95-104-
PUBLISHED----~-70
_.'_'_'_SUi3JECT AREAS--MATHE.4ATICAL SCIENCESi PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--APPROXIMATION CALCULATIONt OPTIMAL AUTOMATIC CONTROL,
.7~-'NONLJ NEAR SYSTEM, VARIATIONAL PROBLEMt PARAMETRIC, tinriotj
ONTROL MARKING-NO Q.,s*rR[CTIONS
;,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1938/1545 STEP NU--UR/oOetO!71;")/,~-',2,*t/',),),D/0095,~,,~')10,',
CIRC ACCESSICN N.'Ji-AP01062911
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B S T A C E y ~ T H A T P - 3 - S T A-A CT AR P L I IN T I 0,'~ 1 0 1 F A V R A 1
f- ivil DE A N G;' : Of- P RiD ~', L E K
ME T m-0 F OR T~H: ~,LUJTJO;',
S, I ',V(ll.v I NG
-f- cYSTE;IS THAT CAN BE "EDUCED I-0 TH,- ST-W--r,
SYSTE74S 4TH ~~APIDLY PHASE, THE: PROPJSED. T
M E T' JHER DEVELOWAENT 01: 'THE K~~VLDV-11D'JLIUE~OV
AV E, AG I hl G H0,'j 1 S A F Ui
TECHNIQUE. THE OVERALL SCHEME OF APPROXIMATE C(',-.MPUThTT'jj-.l iS EXPLAII'll'-f)-
MBER OF VARIATIONAL PRD~)L-;-IMS INVOLVING
AND SOLUTIONS ARE GIVEN i:00 A NW-
OPTIMAL -PARAMETRIC EXCITATION AND OPTIMAL REDUCTION I-' TH ENERGY OF
10 U L UNI . THE -0 APPROACH JS EFFECT'
ROTATING PEN P-ROPOSL .1 V E i N THE
NONLINEAR SYSTEMS.
.--.APPROXIMATE SYNTHESIS OF OPTIMAL CONTROL FOR STRONGL:Y

USSR UDC 632.95.022.8
IV&NOVA, G. B., ROSLAVTSEVA, S. A., POLYAKOVA, V. K., and USHINA
11. M.,.All-Union Scientific Research Institu'te of ChemicalsFreToromr7lant
TrOoTeaction
"Development of the Resistance of Houseflies to Phthalophds"
Moscow, Khimiya v Sel'skom Khozyaystve, No 9, 1971, pp 40"42
Abstract: It was previously established (S. A. Roslavts,eva, et al., Ited.
Parazitol., No 1, 1970) that after selection of a strain of houseflies
resistant to diazinane by methylethylthiophos, the tolerance level to the
latter did not change (X 4-51. After selection by phthalophos lor 14 gen-
erations, the resistance of the flies to phthalophos increased by 9 times
with an invariant level of resistance to methylethylthioplios. Thus,a study
was made of the rapid development of the resistance to phtlialophos by investi-
-rain of flies not subjected to treatment
gating the reaction of a laboratory s"
by insecticides to the compounds. Phthalophos [0, 0-dimethyl-(N-phthal0imi-
domethyl)-diphiaphosphate) dissolved in acetone, was used 1P the experiment.
On selection of each generation of mature flies from a sensitive laboratory
population by phthalophos a rapid increase in resistanceaccurred: in
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OVA, G. B., et al., Khimiya v Sel'skom Khozyaystve, No 9, 1971, pp 40-42
I
VAN
neration F8 increased by 10 times, in
ge , the resistance to the insecticide
generation F12, by 20 times and in generation F27, by more than 1,000 times.
In the presence of an increase in resistance to phthalophos by 20 times, a
high cross resistance to ruelene (x -- 34) and koral (x -- 12) occurred. In
the presence of 1,000-fold resistance of the imaginal stage, the larvae of
the flies of the resistant race were more resistant.than the larvae of the
sensitive race by no more than 2 or 3 times. The vitality and sensitivity of
the eggs of flies from the strains Rphth and S.to phthalophos were identical.
At the beginning of selection by phthalophos, theegg production of the flies
increased, Later, in generation F251 the egg productionof the highly resis-
tant flies of the PIVhth strain differed little from the egg production of the
'flies of the sensitive strain S.
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USSR
UDC 632.951
ROSLAVTSEVA, S. A., IVANOVA, G. B., U=qMINA T. M., and POLYAKOVA, V. K.,
All Union Scientific Research Institute of Chemic9l'134fant Protectants
"The Cross Resistance of Three Races of House Plies Resistant to Organophos-
phorus Pre?arations"
Moscow, Khimiya v Sel'skom Khozyaystve, Vol 8, No 8, Aug 70, pp 39-41
Abstract; The authors studied the posslbility,of developing c-Toss resistance
by selecting resistant flies with various organophosphorus. preparations, as
well as the dependence of the induced resistance on the selecting agent. 17he
experiments were performed on the following races of flies: !~, obtained from
susceptible race S (All Union Scientific Research Institute of Chemical Plant
Protectants) selected with phthalophos; Rm. derived from race S by selection
with malathion (carbophos); Ra~ obtained by selection with methylethylthiophos
of a resistant race treated at first with Diazinon. Active ingredients of
chlorophos, Rogor, methylacetophos, phthalophos', Phosalone, Co-Ral, DDVP,
phoxime, and the commerical products Ruelene, Sumithion and carbophos, Baytex
and bromophos were used for the study. The'following preparations are recam-
mended on the basis of resistance development and Induction data for the
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ROSLAIITSEVA, S. A., Kbimiya v Sell.skom Khozyaystve, Val 8, No 8, Aug
70, pp 39-41
eradication of flies in livestock houses: Rogor (most toxic for susceptible
and resistant races), DDVP, chlorophos, Fitios, Sumithipn and malathion (re-
S-stance to malatbion.develops very sla-71y). The use of:phthalophos against
4.
flies is not recommended. Nor should livestock housing' be treated with
phthalophos, Phosalone (especially.if malathion was used previously for a
..long time against flies), Co-Ral or Ruelene.:
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Foundry
USSR UDC 669.18:621.746.58
DOROK11OV, V. I., PALYANICHKA, V. A., KLEMESHOV, G. A., j==1J*."P-
L44
R PIEV, V. D.,
GLAZOV, V. I., PANASENKO, V. C., RYABININ, B. G., and ROSTO Gb
Ukrainian Scientific Research Institute of Metals
"Casting of Large Sheet Ingots of Low-Alloy,Steel Under Protective Slag
Coating"
Moscow, Metallurg, No 3, Mar 72, pp 17-19
Abstract: Joint investigations of the Ukrainian Scientific Research Insti-
Lute of Metals and Lhe Zhdanov Plant iment Illich, rcvealqd that stratifica-
tions in sheets of silicomanganous steel can be -caused by:.accunitilations of
macro-inclusions of endogenic origin or increased content,of hydrogen.
Experiments in casting sheet ingots of silicomanganous steel 09G2S, weighing
.1-18-27.0 tons, under a protective coating of-synthetic slag'. are described.
The experiments were conducted in order to decrease stratifications resulting
from nonsua:-tallic impurities. It was found that.by using sjag wi th optimum
physico-chemical properties in casting steel,.the- content of oxide inclusions
can be lowered by more than 30% and stratifications can be~ practically
eliminated. in thick sheets. The nonmetallic inclusions do tiot change
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USSR. UDC 669.141.241-412:658.562
OSTROUS11FO. A. V., YjVACl-1ZOV, Ye. A.., KOROTICH, 1. K.,,.~ULIK, V. A., and
"Il' ich
'TOV, V. -T., Zhd-anov Xletallurgical Ingtitute; Plani"I~ienl
YEVYYb
111~ ~9~ur 'ace of Heavy Plate ingots"
Moscow, Metallurg, No i, Jan 71, pp 23-25
Abstract: Use was made of production data on 1825 melts of carbon and low-
alloy steels to study the effect of technological parameters of metal pouring
on the surface quality of heavy platp~ produced frora ingots of low-alloy
steel. T"he processing of these data failed to establish a link between the
technological parameters and the extent of the defect (double skin) on tile
plate-s. It war. -found that double skin is caused primarily by the oxidation
of ractal spla~.ihcs adhering (in the process of pouriag) to the inner stirface
of the corrugated faces of the ingot molds; the secondary, causo of double
skin formation are subcutaneous blm,,holes which are closed to the surface of
the ingot. The use of a graphite sulfite cellulose suspension for lubri-
eating the ingot nold and simul=evus increase in the pouring . rate n, ake
it possible to reduce the numijer of double-skin,rejects on plates.
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- I,I.Z: 016 UNC L ASSI _FI ED' PK:0.1CESSING DATE--230C170
CATALYTIC REACTIONS PROCEEDHNG WlTH THE PARTICIPATION
NONSTOICHIOMETRIC COMPUNENT:-U-
_~,-AUTHOR-YEYOUS, Y
.L._,`COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~SS R/S
:~:-SOURCE-IZV. AKAD., NAUK SSR SER. KHIM. 19TOt (2)t 362-8
-DATE PUBLISHEO ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
._TOPIC TAGS--HETEROGENEOUS CATALYSIS, POLYMERUATION, ISOMERILATION,
CATALYTIC CRACKING, DEALKYLATIOni SOLVENT ACTION# METAL
HYOROGENAT ION,
CATALYST
?0ARKI.NlG--NQ RESTRICTIONS
:~._DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME--1999/1964 STFP NO--UR/0062170~000/002/036210366
CIRC ACCESSION' NC--AP0123745
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E--21()CT 7 0
.212 Ot6 ANCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DAT
..CIRC, ACCESSION NO--AP0123745
,~".,.ABSTRACT/EXTRAr-T--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. HETEROGENEOUS REACTIONS OF
HYDROPOLYMERHATION, DOUBLE BOND MIGRATTONy~,CONFIGURAT[ONAL
ISOMERIZATION, HYDkOGErvATION, DEHYDROGENATION, HYDROGE-1,110LYSISt
DEALKYLATION, DEHYDROCYCLIZATIONt DECARBOXYLATION AND CRIACKINGf AS WELL
AS VARIOUS OXID4TIVE REACTIONS PERFORMED WITH CATALYSIS ISY IMETALS AND
THEIR SALTS OR OXIDES, WERE. DISCUSSED IN TERMS 'OF DF-PENDENCE ON THE
N-ONSTOICH1014ETRIC COMPONENT PRESENT; THE LATTER COULD Be CO, D SUB2, H
-SU82 t H SUB2 0, NH SUB3v,HCLp ETC.: IN LIQ. PHASE REACTIONSt THE SOLVENT
C-FTEN- PLAYS THE ROLE OF SU`tH'AN AGENT. :FACILITY,. INST. ORG.
I IfA. IM, ZELINSKOGOI MOSCONt USSR's

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USSR u%
'373:530. 145 -6
C; L Y_r' ~i
--mo" V. a., G LI'DVARB, V. M. D03MOlICH, !. P. EYLE F
"Usc
o-P a Plasmatron to Deterridne the Emitt"Ince 0:11 ',Some a-C-1
ALI s o:for ST~ectral Anallysis of Solutiins"
sb. _~r-'Menen-`e a
zmatrona v spektro,~ .(Use o~ the
Colle" L
c~icn of 'wor'-S), Frunze, "Illm", 1970, pp 82-87 from 10,
Oct 70, Jlv-stract
No 1OD228)
Tran- a-,~ on: 7h e erdittance of ox-ygen is measured in -the visible o-f tZIC, Slu-ec-
'K.
t rizi all temneratures of 6,000-9,000' 1 t is shown that the spletra, '_:-~Str '011-11011
-of oxygen emission is due ciiief-ly to recombination processes. Pre _1 Stud _11 es
are conducted into the use of a high-frequency plasmavron for sp
of
a. nur- -er of elements. Three illustrations, bibliog i L He wr.
raphy. o 3 1.
135
t:' Ijj L4'! I 11,til-I ~f0l.'!_l
tIM

012 UNCLASSIFfED~ PROCESSING DAT7---llSZP70
,'TITLE--GAS CHROMATOGR4PHIC SEPARATION OF UNISATUPATED,HYDROCARBONS9 USING
i. I.. ~SILVER NITRATE SOLUTIONS AS STATIONARY PHASES. 1. EFFECT.OF OPERATING
-.'~-A.01THOR-KUNINGASt K.t RANGt SVYIY~.ENt 6t
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR,
NSV TEAD. AK&D. TIOM*v KEEM., GEOL. 1970, 19(1)t 30-5
~_D AT EPUBLISHED ------- 70
'SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-STEMEOCHEMISTRY, CHEMICAL SEPERATIONt ISOMEq, MOLECULAR
GAS CHROMATOGkAPHY, CHP.JMATOGIZAPHIC SEPERATIONt OCTANE,
STRUCTUREi
-:_.,NONANE, DECANE, THERMAL EFFECT, ALIPHATIC ALKANE, ALIPHATIC ALKENE
_-:-.-C6flTROL MARKING-W3 RFSTRICTIONS
v._~_DOWMFNT CLA S S--UNCL A SSI F IED
REEL/FRAME--198711067 STEP NO--U;k/0470/701019110110030/3035
CIRC ACCESSInN NO--AP0104465
V'CLASSIF

UkkrL ASS IF I ED PROCESSIN3 GATE--jIS9P70
CIRC ACCESSION ND--AP0104465
~"A 8STRACT/lEXTRACT--tU) GP-0- ARSTRACT. THE GAS CHROMATOGfIA?HIC SERNS. OF
Gft3MC'TRTC ISOMER9. OF C SUB8 MINUS SUB13 STRAIGHT CHAIN At.