SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FILKINA, K.T. - FILLIPOV, G.A.

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MAYDANOOVICII, V.P.; TARIIAVSKIY, K.F.; FILIKINA, K.T.
Results of work with Plookirevs medium containing! synthomycip- in the
examination of subjects having auffored gastrointestinal im -otions.
1. . Zhur. mikrobiol. opid. I Immun. 32 no.7-.127-128 Je 161. (MIRA 15-5)
I. Iz Krasnokamskoy sanitariio-epidemiologicheskoy stantsii.
(DIGESTIVS ORGANS-...DIS EASES) (CHL01MICEET11-1)
(BACTERIOLOGY.-CUtTURES MID CULTURE PEDIA)

FILIKINA, V., inshener.
'-*---x*OMWAWWNN
Circulatory grain drying on the *Kuzbass" mobile grain drier.
Muk.-slay.prom. 20 no.2:25-26 7 '54. (XLRA 717)
1. Moskovskays, normatlyno-immledovatel'sMys, stantelys Zrgot-
zerno.
(Grain--Drying)

71LIKINA, V., inzhener.
Mechanical device for weighing a load of grain in sacks. Nuk.-elev.
prom. 20 no.8:23 Ag '54. (MUL 7:9)
(Grain handling) (Scale@ (Weighing instraments))

FILIKINA, V.. Inzhenvir.
%ad .11
Cleaning need grain in winnower-graders. Mak.--elev.prom.
23 n0.3:26 mr '57. (MI-RA 10:5)
1. Mosirovskaya normatlyno-Iseledovatel'skaya stantsiya.
(Grain-Cleaning)

7 1 L I
.
Separating difficultly removable lwpurities from peas and buckwheat.
Mak. elev. prom, 23 no,12M D '57, (min Ila)
1, lldskovskay& norwtIvno-Issledovatel9vkaya etantsiya.
(Pian-Gleaning) (Buckwheat.-Cleaning)

FILKINA, Ye.A.; GRIGOR'YEVAO V.G., red.
(Chemical preservation of feeds; a bibliographical -list
of Soviet literature] Khimicheakoe konservirovanie kor-
movj bibliograficheskii spisok otechestvennoi literatury.
Moskva', 1964. 15 P. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Moscow. TSentraltnaya nauchnaya seliskokhozyaystvennaya
biblioteka. Spravochno-bibliograficheskly otdal.

I. FILIKO, A. 1. BALEZIN, S. A. BMINOV) P. S.
2. u3sR (6oo)
4. Plants - Nutrition
7. Effect of nitrogen in nutrition on the accumulation of rubber and on the
phy-sicochemical properties of Kok-Saghyz rubbers. Uch. zap. Mosk. ped.
inst. im. Len. ", 1947.
9. Mmonthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, january .1953. Unclassified.

SOV/137-58-11-23095
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 11, p 181 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Fill ko. A. 1.
TITLE: On the Joint Effect of a Sulfide and Amine or, the Rate of Dissolution
and the Electrode Potential of Steel in Sulfuric Acid (0 sovmestnom
vliyanii sullfida i amina na skorost' rastvoreniya i elektrodnyy
potentsial stali v sernoy kislote)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Mo-sk. gos. ped. in-ta, 1957, Vol 99, pp 27-41
ABSTRACT: A study was made of the effect of S2- on the rate of dissolution of
St-20 grade steel in 2N H S04 in the presence of corrosion inh,.!jitors
(diethyl aniline and para-?oluidine). It was established -at h,: ~.ddi-
tion of small amounts of Na S (up tc. 0. 1 millimole/lite r) has pr acti-
cally no effect on the rate of corrosion and the stationary E of steel,
but the initial E of steel is displaced into the zone of negative values.
In p(fesence of greater amounts the corrosion rate increases up to
100 76 (when the Na2S content is increased ur to 20 mill imole /liter.),
while the initial E becomes wholly irregular, After the electrode has
been kept in the acid under these conditions for a certain period of
Card 1/2 time, the E is displaced into the zone of positive values, but the

SOV/137-58 11-23095
On the Joint Effect of a Sulfide and Amine on the Rate of Dissolution (cont. )
steady-state E is still more negative than the E of steel in acid containing diethyl
aniline. The addition of Na.,S in amounts of up to 0. 10/0 or > I millimole/lite r
to H?S04 containing diethyraniline decreases the rate of corrosion more than does
diethyl. aniline alone, and the stationary E in this case is slightly displaced toward
more negative values. With an increase in the diethyl-aniline content a smaller
amount of Na?S is required for the increase of the inhibition effect (in the presence
of 20, 100, and 200 millimoles/liter of diethyl aniline the amount of Na?S required
is 5, 0.5, and 0.1 millimoles /liter, respectively). The process of the rnhibition of
corrosion with a mixture of Na2S and amines is related to the predominant inhibi-
tion of the anodic reaction, which fact is confirmed by the polarization curves. Simi-
lar regularities are observed also with other amines, in particular with para-
toluidine. It was also established that with an increase of the protective action of the
amine, a smaller amount of Na2S is required to attain the maximum possible protec-
tion in the above mixture. The increase in the inb;bition effect upon the addition of
Na S is related to both the increase in the adsorption of the organic cations by the
meiallic surface in the presence of HS_ and S?'- ions, and the strengthening of the
bond of the HS and S2- ions with the surface atoms of Fe by the adsorbt::d amine.
Bibliography: 26 references.
V. P.
Card 2/Z

FILIKO, A,I.--.-
Effect of thiourea,on,the-solation-of steel-in-sulfuric acid.
Uch, zap'. MGPI no.146:62-91 160. (MIRA 15:4)
(Urea) (Steel) (Solubility)

14(5) SOV/132-59-8-3/18
AUTHOR: Fi 1
TITLE: On the Selective Grinding of Core Samples in the
Prospecting of Stockwork Deposits
PERIODICAL: Razvedka i okhrana nedr, 1959, Nr 8, PP 13-17 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Inkur wolfram stockwork of the Dzhida molybde-
num-wolfram deposits (Buryat-44ongoVskaya ASSR) is
associated with a mass of quartz diorites and the
mineral - the htbnerite - is equally distributed
in a system of veins especially developed in a zone
of intensive crushing by the enclosing rocks. The
hUbnerite is usually associated with quartz and
quartz-sericite veins. During the process of pro-
specting with chilled shot core drilling, the core
breaks in places where the veins contact the en-
closing rocks, or in zones of intensive crushing.
The "selective" griiiding of the core occurs in these
places. The author considers two types of core
Card 1/3 breakage: diagonal, or transversal cleaving in re-

SOV/132-59-8-3/18
On the Selective Grinding of Core Samples in the Prospecting of
Stockwork Deposits
lation to the axis of the core. In diagonal cleav-
ing, only a crumbling of the core occurs. In trans-
versal cleaving (disruption) of the core-sample,
caused by the rotation of the drilling device, the
two parts of the severed core grind each other.
As a result of extensive experiments (table 1 and
graph 2) the author established that: 1) the sele~r,-
ti7e grinding and crumbling directly depends on cae
angle formed by the vein and the axis of the core
sample under conditions of analogous physical pro-
perties of veins and enclosing rocks ~the more acute
the angle - the less the selective grinding) - there-
fore the usual orientation of bore hole perpendicu-
lar to vein is unsuitable in the stockwork type of
deposit; 2) the selective grinding depends on the
character of the contact of the vein with the en-
Card 2/3 closing rock (veins with tectonic contact are ground

SOV/132-59-8-3/18
On the Selective Grinding of Core Samples in the Prospecting of
Stockwork Deposits
faster than those with "soldered" contact); 3) the
use of chilled 3hot core drilling is advisable on-
ly if the bore hole forms ~~ acute angle with the
basic mass of veins. If an intensive selective
grinding occurs, the percussion drilling method
must be adapted. There are 1 set of diagrams, 1
table., and 1 graph.
ASSOCIATION: Dzhidinskaya geologicheskaya ekspeditsiYa (the Dzhida
Geological Expedition)
Card 3/3

FILIKO,, A.S.; KHULUGUROV, M.N.j TENTILOV, S.S.
Method of studying otockwork deposits in the Dzhidinskiy ore
field. Sov. geol. 4 no.3:44-55 Mr 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Dahidinskays, geologicheskaya, ekspeditsiya.
(Ores-Sampling and estimation)

Y A~S ~,TEN~TILOV, S.S.
Analysing the pattern arrangement of a test area In a molybedenum
- deposit. Razved. i akh. nedr 27 no.2:27-32 F 161. (MIU 14:5)
1. Dzhidinokaya gee4gicheAa~m ekspeditsiya.
Orospecting)

FILIKO, A.So
Adjusted coefficient for cure samples in prospecting for stockwork
molybdenum deposits. Razved. i okh. nedr 27 no.12:16-24 D 161.
(MIRA 15-3)
1. Orekitkanskaya komplekanaya geologicheskaya partiya.
(Molybdenum ores). (Core drilling)

-.BOLISHAKOV,, V.V.j FILIK09 A.S.
Core dr with the ilmerse flushing of borehole bottoms fc--
increasing.the yiel&of cores and obtaining guide borings. Izv.
vyseuchebezave; geolei razvo no*2:83c-94 F 162. (14IRA 15:3)
1. Moskovskiy geologorazvedocbnn'institut imeni Ordzhonikitizeo
jore drilli-ne)
(r

GORDON,R.K.- FILIKO G S
II. Scientific conference of young specialists in the research institutes
of the tire induatry. Kauch.i rez. 19 no.6:57 Je 160.
(MIRA J.3:6)
(Tires, Rubber)

BIDFRIIhN, V.L.; PUGIN, V.A.; FILIKO, _~.S. --
Deformation and stresses in the rubber coating of the side strips
of type "P" tires. Kauch. i vez. 24 no.7:15-17 Jl 165.
(mi,t?A 18:8)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut shinnoy promy-shlennosti.

BIDERMAXp V.L.; PUGIN, V.A.; F1241KO, G.S.
Fatigue endurance characteristics of the rubbor-cord tire
stm.et,ura. Kauch. i rez. 24 no.12:29-31 165.
(MIRA 18:12)
1. Nauchno-isaledovateltakiy institut shinnoy proTVsblennosti.
t

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
30 Sep 63
FIE-KORN, Vojtech
Prof, Dr; rector, Komensky University, head of a
delegation, left for Krakow, Poland, to aparticipate
in the commemoration of the 600th anniversary
of the foundation of Jagiello University,
Bratislava, 30 September.
Pravda, Bratislava, 1 Oct 63, p 4.

MKOUPE&P inzh., ~.t.n.
Temporary relaying television network in operation. Radio
i televiziia 12 no.1+2112-115 163
1* Chlen na RedL&tsionnata kolegiiap "Radio i televiziian!.

. FILKOV, Em., kot.n.$ inzh.
le
Colorimetric bases for constructing a colored te- vision system.
Radio y televiziia 13 no.10:306-308 164.

,,f~L.KOV, E., inzh.,kand. taklin. nauki
.-J'Amiliari ties of television reception olitside Uie zon--
of optical visibility. Radio i televiziia 13 no.8:244-
- 246 164.

MARKOV " G. i 'qL-KOV ,-L,
The grandiose Rabisha Cave. Prir i znanie 1/~ no.10:13-15 D 161.
0

J. F., FTLIMV, L. V.
Ppis-liong for Compton-Effect or. a Proton"
:-:r:crt r-.-nscrtdd at the rnti.. Conference on Illeli Fneru rhynics, Geneva,
4-L1 Jui,,, 1962

~L 2746-66 -EVIT(m) DIMP-__
:ACCESSION NR: AP5024351 UR/0367/65/002/002/0352/0364,~--
1AUNORI
ttTITLE: The p'art~played by non-iterated integrals in the Mandelstram representaln
for
scattering
y-quant roton Compton
.SOURCE: Yadernaya fizika' 2, no. 2, 1955, 352-360
10PIC TAGS: proton scatterLng, Compton effect, gamma scattering, dispersion
equation
ABSTRACT: Double- Aisieisl6i;. -a- d, as,-_:basi riving- variate--
i4lation me, ~-_use -a- a _for~,de -uni
o and u_wLth a single subtraction forthe in--I
Ivariant amplitudes (43, -6).. - Cons iderat ion is given to the fact that non-iterated
integrals appear in Aouble.dLapersion relations without subtraction as a consequence
,fof the spin dependence of the process which may result,in zeros in the spectral
ifunations of the invariant a! litudes. Dispersion relations with respect to t are
i up
!used together with the lower-energy limit for determining the subtraction function.
!In ex-ialyatng the resultant dispersion relations, it Is assumed that all higher waved
In the photoproduction amplLitude am determined by the particle delay term. This
'Card 1/2
A

L_ K -0 ry- ! 7-~ (- L_
KRAVBTS, Zyama Iaaakovich, inzh.; TROFIMOV. Sorgey LIvovich, inxh.;
JLL2Kj._LiXolq Iosifoy1ch, inzh.; )gWORYANSKIY, N.M., red.;
BOBROVA, YeX., "f ~A K r'e
(Repair of air compressors of locomotives] Remout vosduhoduvok
toplovasov. Moskva, Goo.tranap.shel-dor.izd-vo, 1957. 50 p
(MIRA 10:i2)
(Air compressors--Maintenance and repair)

YILIKOV, N.-I..,-inshener; DBNIS'YEV, V.A., inzhener.
Asebins for vashing partm. Illek. i tepl. tiaga no.4:43 AP '57.
(Plailroade-Maintenance and repair) (KM 10:6)

XAZARINOV, Valentin Mhkarovich, doktor tekhn.nauk; KATAKOV, Mikhail
Ivanovich. inzh.; XIWVXIZW, Valarlyan Vaellyevich, inzh.; MULIN,
Rogvalod Takovlevioh, Insh.; TROFIMOV, Bergey Llvovich, insh.;
PILIKOV, NiLq)jqX_jqsifovich, inzh.; SAZONOV, A.G., inzh., red.;
KHITROV, P.A., tekhn.red. -
[Railroad rolling stock) Podvishnoi sostav shelosnykh dorog.
Moskva, Toes.izdatelOsko-poligr.obledinenie M-Te putei soobahcho-
niia, 1960. 367 p. (MIRA 13:12)
(Railroads-Rolling stock)

FUILIYLOV, Niko-I -ladhniah; p- SHAUIY, Vladimir Maksimovich; MAYZELI,
m
Mark Moiseyevich; SOBAKIN, V.V., inzh.,. red.; VOROBIYEVA, L.V.,
tekhn. red.
(Repair of the trucks of the TE3 diesel loC'omotive]Remont to-
lezhek teplOV02a TE3. Moskvap Transzheldoftzdat.. 1962. 57 p.
(MIRA, 15:12)
(Diesel locomotives--Maintenance and repair)

FILIKOV 14 1.; MAYZELI, M.M.; POLUKIIIN, N.P.; ZABRODD, B.V.;
KISELEVA, N.P., red.
(maintenance and repair of the VMEl diesel locomot-ivel
Remont teplovoza VMD-1. Moskva, Izd-vo "Transport,
1964. 136 p. (MIffik 17:8)

BOYCHMOVA, N.G., dotsent; FII&OV, N.S., doteent.
,."am
lIffect of a brief rise in body tomperatere on the evacuatory
function of the abomasum. VeNverinariia 30 no-7:40-41 J7 '33.
(KLRA 6:7)
1. Dagestanskly s9l'skOkhOZyayltvennyy institut.

L 31305-60 Efa(i) X
ACC NR. ,T6022587 (A,11) SOURCE CODE: uR/0346/66/000/001/0060/0061-
AUTHOR: 14oslyakov. L. P.; Filkov, P. N. )7
ORG: none
TIM: Treating animals infected with foot-and-mouth disecs~
SOURCE: Voterinariya, no. 1, 1966, 60-61'
TOPIC TAGS: foot and mouth disease, animal disease therapeutics, commisroial animal,
virus, virology, serum
ABSTRACT: The authors report on measures they took on a number of farms against Type
Al of the foot-and-riouth disease virus. Comparing the course of the illness with .
types they had previously encountered (rZns A, 0, and C) they consider this variant
to be more pathogenic, particularly for calves up to one zonth in age, whose symiptow
were more severe than.those.of oker oattlee The treatzent.they found effective in
3 days for the youngest calves was 10 ml df serum4of*foaling marem. 500.000 units of
Bicillin, and up to one mDlion units of 1"rine Grown cattle were given larger
doses of the same preparations. This treatmut saved aU WA, *Areas convelesoo
W
serum resulted In a peat '.Lose of very yvang cAtlee V4
SUB CODEs 06 /' SUEN DATNt

Mifi~V, A.F.; OBOROTOT, I.Ye.; KALUDIN, I.I.; JILIKO, L.I.; FAWILITSAP
V.R.;-NEO&Y3W, B.N.; DjtVYDOV, A.M.; IVAHOV, N.G.; CEffAKOV. F.F.;
ITTA LARIKIN, a.D.: SVYATKIK. S&RIFULLLT, X.
Railroad vorkerm address ustallurgists. Put' i put.khoz. 4
no.8:14 Ag 160. (MIRA 13:8)
1. KovylkinskAya distantsiya puti i putevaya masbinnava stantelya
No.66, etantuiye~ Kovylkino, KW-byehevekoy dorogi. 2. Nachallnik
Kovylkinskoy distantaii puti kfor Makarov). 3. Sekretari
partbyuro, stanteiya Kovylkino, Kuybyahevokoy dorogi (for Oborotov,
Nechayev). 4. Predeedatell meetkorq, stantsiya Kovylkino,
Kuybysbavokoy dorogi (for Kalyadin)- 5- Sekratari Veesoyusnogo
Leninskogo kommunisticbeskogo soyuza molodezhi, stantsiya
Kovylkino, KiWby-shevakoy dorogi (for I?eleuko, Ivanov). 6. Nachall-
nik putevoy uushi=oy stantaii Wo.66, stantaiva Kovylkino,
kuybyahevskoy dorogi (for Perepelitea), 7- Oblen mestkoma, stanteiya
Kovylkino, Kvybyohevskoy dorogy (for Davydov). B. Rukovoditeli
brigad i udarniki kommunistichookogo truda distuntaii i putevoy
mashinnoy stantaii No.66, stanteiy Kovylkino, Kuybyahevskoy dorogi
(for Chuvakov, Yillkov, Larikin, SvyatkIn, Sharifullin).
(Railroada-Rails)

PzTxov.'.n.

Bulgaria
No degree listed

Member of the Department of Skin and Venereal Diseases
of the Higher Medical Institute (Viesh Meditainski
Institut), Sofial Department Htad: Prof L. POPOV.

Sofia, Dermatologiya i Venerologiya . supplemeat of
Suvremenna A&* No 1, 19b2, Za-31.
"Griesefulvis in the Troatmest, of Mycoass"

'Co-authort

PILKOVI T. Department of Skis and Venereal Diseases
v-~~ogksr Medical Itatituto, 89fia.

FILIKOV) V.
"Elimination of Background Noise from'bhe St-9 Receivor.11 Radio,, 29,, No.3,, 1952

ACC NR& AP6012317 IV') SOURCE CODE z UR/6-3-101-6500-0-01-0:
AUTHOR: Bocharov, V. (Engineer); Fillkov, V. (Engineer)
ORG: UKiN
TITLE: Initial experience in the operation of the "Trudkommunall lock
SOURCE: Rochnay tranqwtq no. 11, 1965j 37-38
TOPIC TAGS: waterway engineering, inland waterway transportation
/00
-.ABSTRACT: The conistruction and operation of a new low pressure lock (constructed in
,,the Moscow River water transport system and put into full operation in 1964) are de-
!Scribed. The walls and flow of the chamber are made of aggregate prefabricated rein-
forced concrete elements. The gates are the first in the Soviet Union to feature
'counterweighted segments with full-turn operation. The lock is automatic and has an
.outflow control pwal. The operation time of the lock proved to be 18 min per ves-
sel, as opposed to 33 min in the old lock. A number of design and construction de-
fects are noted.' Orig. art. has: 3 figures.
SUB CODE: 13/ --SUBN DATE: none
UDC: 626.4.004
vmb

BOCHAROVO V., inzh.1 FILIXOV, V., inzh,
First work results of the "Trudkoamomia" look. Rach, transpo 24
no.1107-38 165. (MIRA 1911)
I# Upravlaniya kanala imeni Mosby Ministeretva rachnogo flota
RSYSR.

SOV/14-57-12-25482
Translation from: Referativn y zhurnal, Geografiya, 1957, Nr 12,
P 17 (USSRT
AUTHOR: Fillkov, V. A.
"WOM.
TITLE: C~rosion and Surface Relief in the Rostov Oblast3
(Eroziya i rellyef Rostovskoy oblasti)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Rostovsk.-n.-D. un-ta, 1956, Vol 26, PP 59-68
ABSTRACT: To facilitate erosion study, the author has prepared
maps drawn to a definite scale which show the elevaticn
at the base level of erosion, the density of ravines
and gullies, and the surface relief of Rostov Oblast.
These maps were compiled according to S. S.'Sobolev's
method. The author comes to the conclusion that the
greatest depths of erosion do not always occur in the
regions of the most intensive erosional activity. The
depth and the density of incised channels must be
Card 1/3 considered jointly. The author proposes to correct

Erosion and Surface Relief (Cont.)
SOV/14-57-12-25482
the formula for computing average slopes, which Sobolev derived from
his study of the ground surface in the European USSR. Sobolev's
formula gave a figure which S. I. Sillvestrov called an erosional
and geomorphological coefficient (Postroyeniye i razmeshcheniye
sistemy sevooborotov i zashchitnykh lesnykh nasazhdeniy v erozionnykh
rayonakh tsentrallnoy lesostepnoy zony. Nauchnyy otchet VNIAIMI,
1949) (Planning and Introduction of Crop Rotation in Protective
Forest Plantings on Eroded Sections in the Central Forest-Steppe
Zone. Report of the All-Union Scientific Research Institute of
Agricultural and Forest Melioration, 1949). This coefficient indi-
tates the possibility of erosion developing in a given area and is
dependent on the geomorphological peculiarities of the area. The
magnitude of this coefficient was used in determining potential
erosional development in Rostov Oblast. The following regions of
potential erosional development have been distinguished; 1) strong,
locally intensive erosion--the Donets Ridge and the right bank
section of the Middle Don River; 2) strong erosion--interstream zone
Card 213

BOV/14-57-12-25482
Erosion and Surface Relief (Cont.)
between the Don and Donets.Rivers; 3) moderate erosion--the Azov
sloping plain and the southern slones of the Sal-Manych divide;
4) slight erosion--the left bank ok the Chir River, the Don-Bystraya
divide, the Don-Sal divide, and the northern slope of the Sal-Manych
divide; 5) uneroded or slightly eroded areas--the valleys of the Don
River and of its large tributaries, and the northern part of the
Azov-Black Sea plain to the south of the Don and the Manych Rivers.
The first three regions show the greatost tendency to form gullies
and to develop sheet erosion. The author divides Rostov Oblast into
a northern part (the northern section of the lower Don River) with
well developed slopes, and a southern part (the southern section of
the lower Don River) which is almost flat. After computing mean
slope as the arithmetic mean for previously calculated areas of
varying steepness within this territory, the author can distinguish
geomorphological regions with a definite slope steepness. Such a
calculation enables him to isolate slopes subject to intensive erosicn
to which definite' anti-erosion techniques should be applied.
Card 3/i T. D. Ryskina

YAIKOT, K-K- -~ FILIKOV, T.A.
Obaracteristics of organic matter in Chernozems of MoldaviA3.
Foahvovedente no.10:68-72 160o (MIRA 13:10)
1. Kishinevskly Cosudarstvennyy universIitst.
(Noldayla-Che.rnozem soils)

ZAIMOVI K.K.; fILIKOVt V.A.
........ ........... ................ .........................
Changes in the trend of humus formatioL in the forest soils of
Moldavia after plowing, .Pochvovdanie no.4&87-92 AP 163.
(MM 16:5)
1. Kishinevskiy gosudarstvariw ."Anivel~sitet.
(Moldavia-Forest soils) (Moldavia-Humus)

AUTHOR: Fillkov, V. G.
ORG: Uwe
SOURCE CODE: UR/3192,
TITLE: Electronic niodel of a nerve call am=-
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk Latviyakay SSR. Inatitut elfiktroniki i vvchislitei'
ki. Avtomatika -no. 11, 1966, 173-180
73/0180
TOPIC TAGS: bionics, Coll physiologyg nerve fibert tunnel diode
ABSTRACT: A tunnel diode model of a nerve call axon with lunged Parameters is de-
scribed. An equivalent 'circuitof wyelitic axon is proposed in Figure Is Npabrane
C C C rigs is
zones in the Ranvier nodes are connected by the intercelluli-W fluid resistance R and
by the axoplam resistance r theJu- membrane. -- !., Near-. ~_ theac - nodes' the,-t
UDC; 62-506.22

L 44132-66
ACC NRt AT6019746
axon membrane exhibits electric activity due to the ionic current generator 1..
The capacitance of the membrane in these regions is on the order of 1 microfarad/=2,;t~
and must be taken into consideratien. Myelitic axon then may be examined as a chain
of relaxators consisting of a power source energy, storage element and a nonlinear
element with a negative resistance segment. The model is made up of tunnel diode
oscillators with an inductive storage element. The cells are connected by capacitoqt
Orig. art. haa: 14 formulas, 10 figures. [14)
SUR CODE-. 06,019/ SUN DATE% Kov64/ ORIG REF: 003/ OTH REF: 001
Cmd 2/2

FILKOVO V. 3 Cand Tech 6ci - (diss) 11 Otudy of disyi~tiorxs-
in the reproducr on of color television imiges in a tube
with 4~; screen." Leny 1959,, 16 pp (min of
Conmaications USSR. Len 45lectrical Engineering Inst of
Couminications im ProOessor Bonch--Rmyevich) 200 copies
M, 33-593 119)
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FILKOV, Ye. V.,
"Investigation of Distortion in the Be.-production of Color Television Images on
a Tube with a Line Screen." Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate of Sciences
(Leningrad Electrotechnic Institute of Communication im. M. A. Bonch-Bruyevich.
Defense held on 25 June 1959.
An analysis and classification vere n-ide of the possible and actual distortions
in color transmission, vhich arise vhen a receiving tube 'with line screen is used.
Ways and methods.of estimating different wBthods of correction of distartion of color
transmission are indicated.
Izv Vysshikh ucheb. zaved. WiSSO SSSR po razdelu Radioteklinika, vol. 6,
No. 1, 1963, P. 98-102 (original checked--Cand. of Sciences as in original.)

FIL'KOV, Tu.S.
, - -
Developing the interest In learning in young naturalists during
.work on the sehool ploto Biol. v ohkole nool:68-71 J&-Y '59-
(MIRA 12:2)
1e Pskovskly podagogichookly insfitut.
(Agriculture-Study and teaching) ...

FILKOVA, V..
Our e;Teriences with treatment of periodontOBiB With oxidized
serum. Cesk. stomat. 65 no.4:256-263 il 165.
1. 1. stomatologicka klinika lekarske fakulty University J.E.
Purkyne v Brne (prednosta prof. dr. M. Filipinsky).

FILIKOVA, Ye.M.,nauchnyy sotrudnik
N: -----------------
Radiation therapy of erythremia. Vest.rentg. i rad, 13 no.
1:64-68 Ja-F '58. (MIRA 11:4)
1. Is rentgenoterapevticheekogo otdela (zav.-prof. L.D. Podlyashuk)
Gosudarstvannogo nauchno-isaledovateliskogo instituta rentgenologii
i rndiologii (dir.-dots. I.G. Lagunova).
(POLYGYTHEMIA VlRA , ther.
radiother., compgrison with radiophesphorus (Rue)
(RADIOTHERAPY, in various die.
polycythemia vera, comparibon with rndiotherapy (Rue)

SHEKHONIN, V.P., doktor mod. nauk,, FILIKOVA, Ye.M.; 7AGANOVA, T.A.
Use of vitamin P in radiation sickness. Trudy ?Sentr. nauch.-
Asal. inst. rentg. i rad. 10t409-414 159. (MIRA 12:9)
(RADIATION SICMSS) (RUTIN.-THIRAFMIC USZ)

-ZIIL!KOVA, Ye.M. (Moskva, Zh-2iW, Verkhnyays. RaciishcheVBkaya, d.4, kv. 6)
Involvement of the stomach in chronic lymphatic leukemia. Vent.
rent. I red. 34 no-1:77-79 JR-7 '59. (UM 12:3)
1. Is rentgenoterapevt1oheskogo otdela (rukovoditall - Prof. L. IL
Pod.lyashobuk Cdeceased],Gosudarstvennogo ii auchno-insledowatell ekogo
3:~entgeno-radiologieheskogo instibitr- (dir. - dots., I.G. TAgunova)
Mihistetstva adravookhranoniya PSYSIL
(IMMMIA, LYNMTIC. pathol.
B't'ozaoh (Ras))
(STWACK, Pathol.
. * lMhatia leukemia (Rus))

FILIKOVAP Yeem......
Use of An X-ray centering device for etatic radiation therapy. Voot.
rent* M rad, 36 no, lt6l A-F 161e (KM 3-4:40
(Y RAm3-_Tm2wEuTIC USE)

FILIKOVA, Ye. M.
Cand Med Sci - (diss) "Radiation tberapy of erytremia. " Moscow,
1961. 15 PP; (Ministry of Public Health USSR, Central Inst for
Advanced Training of Physicians); 250 copies; free; (KL, 6-61
sup, 241)

PKREMGIN, I.A..,- FERESLENIT, N.A.; ]~ ~IKOY~j
Radiotherapy of retimaosareamas, Hed.rad. no.6:3-1-34 161.
(MIRA 15-1)
1. 1z rentgenoterapevticheskogo otdela-Gosudarstve=ogo nauchno-
issledovatellokogo rentgeno-radiologicheskogo imtituta Ministerstva
zdravookhranemiya RSFSR.
(EM-M-MMOTIOLM SYSTEM-TUMORS) (RADIOTHERAPY)

PMMLEGIN, I,A.; PERESLENIp W.A.; E~~IKOVA, Te.M.
Rotation roentgenograpby of onary cancere Medorado noell:
3-6 161. PUILM (MM 2.421.1)
1. Tz rentgenoterapevticheskogo otdelm Goisudarstvemnogo nauebno-
is--ledavatellskogo rentgeno-radiologicheskogo instituta Ministerst7a
zdravookhraneni7a RSFSR.
(LUNGS-CANCER) (WNGS-RADIOGGRAPHY)

SyRomyATNIKon, Ye.ll.; FILIKOVAj, Ye.M.
Gas exchange during radiotherapy for pulmonary cancer. Med.rad.
6 no.8:1/,.--18 Ae 161. (MIRA 14:8)
1.1w biokhimichaelcoy laboratorii rentgenoterapovticheskogo otdola
Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-isoledovatellskogo rontgeno-radiologiohe-
skogo instituta Ministerstva adravookbranenkya RSFSR.
(LUHGS-CANCER) (RESPIRATIOW) (RADIOTHMIeY)

KTJB-'P,FVP.., Pfjll.; FILIKOTi, Ye.M.
Bl~,D-l prote-An3 anti r1bofIrwin rwtabclism in I!rttlerits wit., Malignant
neopi.jims during radio therap". I d. rad. 8 noo-'-.15-'19 Je 161.
(Mllk 17:4)
i. 1z blokU,:dcheskoy lciboratoriJ (rukavodital proe. I.B. Fridlyand)
I rentcencterw wtiche.skogo ctdell.a Ferw9legin)
im;tituta
Vin-'aterstva zdravook~rrtnonlya 19MR.

LTJK'4YPl-l('iFl.NKO, B.Ya.; FIL"ROVA, Yc-.I.!.
Lymphcgraphy au a method for v'ruul chservatJon rf the effectiveness
of radiotheralT in mallgnant diseases rA' the lyn-phatic system. Med.
j-
rad. 9 nc,.3gl' 19 M-r 164. (MIRA 17:12)
J.. Reritgenodlagnosticbeskiy zav. - doRtor med. nauk L.g.Rozenshtraukh)
i renf--Ient)te,.-apev-,.icY~,,ski-y ctdely (zav. - dotsent I.A.Pereslegin)
Naucizu: lssledcvafe'.0skcgc rf.,ntge!io.-radic-,IcgLchr-.skogo "nstituta
(direllctc,r prof. Ministeritvii zdravockhranenlya RSFSR.

UMM=MOo B&U* OkokolS. FILMM.,,..YDJU O%okn)
um at 4uowm#da data An the a=m of troaftnt of
pftUonU with milemnt dUname of tAs Ips;bmtlo s*m
TVLOY TSWArb Wamho-dm2, Imt. rentg, I ra& n no..U
203-2M 0%. olm 289n)

FILIKM,, Ye.M._. (Moskva); UWIVSKAYA, %I- (Mcwkva)
Radiotherapy of the pulmorwry form of lymphogranulecatosis.
Trudy ~Sentr. naueh.-isal; inst. rentg. i rad. 11 no.1:201-
2U7 164. WU 1813-1)

FIL OKOVSKAYAI,,,If...,,,.(q4~Vablusk)
Here are the rOBUltg. Okhr.truda i oots.stralth. no.9:53
B 159. (MM 13: 1)
1. Zaveduyusbehays otdelom sotsialinogo strakhovaniya obknma
profsoyuza rabachikh metallurgicheskoy promyshlennosti.
(Chelyabinsk-Redleine. Industrial)

FILIKOVSKIT &A inz.4pqr; A#TONOV, V., inzhanert
t ..... - -
&4
vowimawd,
LaMe wall blocks mde of block rubble. Stroitel' no.5:6-7 NY 157.
(AserbaiJan-Building blocks) (KIBA lOt6)

CzFXI!TIrj5:OVAKM/F.-man and Animal Physiolo&W - Blood. T-4
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol.~ No T, 1958, 31594
Author : Bilek; 0., Filkuka, J., Vlasin, Z.
Inst
Title the Problem of-the Nerve Rogulation of Leukocytosis,
Orig Pub :.,Scripta med,es,1955, 0o No 4-5.. 193-199
Abstract Inrabbits., the exposure of the ear vein (according to
Nikolayev) with.the preservation of the innervation of the
ear caused "tension" with leukocytosis and hyperGlycemia,
The introduction into the exposed vein of 4% formalin after
the elimination of these phenomena caused leukocytosis anew
and an increase of the content of sugar in the blood.
Leukocytosis is considered as a manifestation of nerve re-
Gplation accomplished by the transmission of stimulation
of the interoceptors of the walls of the vessel in the
peripheral merves. Hyperglycemia is connected with the
change of the tonus of the autonomic nerve system,
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FILKUKA J.; AUBRECHTOVA, V.; HORNOVA, J.
Microspectrophotometric determination of the amount of DIIA in
cells of the epithelial lining of maxillary cysts and in cells
of a spinocellular carcinoma caused by their malignant trans-
formation. Cesk. stomat. 65 no.11:311-319 S 165.
1. 1. patologickoanatomicky ustav (prednosta prof. dr. Jar.
Svejda, DrSc.) a II. stomatologicka klinika (prednosta prof.
dr. Joe. Svejda, DrSc.) le'careke fakulty University J.E.
Purkyne v Brne.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA UDC 616.2b.-003,65 ( :%6.261~): 616.1~28-076
SKLENSKY, Bohuslav; FILK.Uln Jaroslav; ZAVREE., Ivo; Clinic of
Occupational Dise
ases Povolani) Head (Prednosta)
Prof Dr J. VYSKOCIL; 1st Institute for Pathological Anatomy (I. Ustav
Patologicke Anatomie) Head (Prodnosta) Prof Dr J. SVEJDA; 1st Sur-
gical Clinic (I. Chirurgicka Klinika) Head (Prednosta) Docent Dr J.
UliLIR,, Pledical Faculty, J. Ev. Purkyne University (Lek. Fak. UJEvP)
Brno.
"Bippsy of Scalene Nodules in Silicosis."
Prague, Pracovni Lekarstvi, Vol 18, No 6 - 7, Aug 66, pp 253-255
Abstract juthors' English sum-mary modified 7: Extirpation and
histological examination of deep scalene no-dules from the right
neck side of 27 patients was carried out. Foundry workers, miners,
tunnellers, and stone cutters showed symptoms of complicated sil-
icosis most frequently. In 8 of the investigated workers marked
silicotic nodules were found by histological examination; in 15
deposits of anthracotic pigment , and in all cases acute lymphaden-
its was found. Tuberculous c4anges were not found at all. 6
Figures, 10 Western, 2 Czech, 1 Russian., 1 East German, 1 Polish,
1 Hungarian reference. (Manuscript received 27 Oct 65)-
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA / Chemical Technology. Chemical Prod- H-5
uots and Their Application. Water
Treatment. Sewage.
Abd lour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 1, 1959, 1737.
Author "ill, 1- - I
Inst , :'Not g-fv-en.
Title Purification of Sewage Waters in Weakly Populated
Localities.
Orig Pub: Voda, 1957, 36, No 11, 299-300.
Abstract: No abstract.
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M~L~ ins.
IbMajin of septic chambers of sewage treatment ulants., Vodni
hasp 13 uo*3&n3-n6 1.63o
1. Ingstavs Brno.
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17

FILLENZ, Jeno
,~-- .
Remark on the article entitled wCaeting Technique of Fused Materials.*
Muzz elet 16 zo.11:6 Mir 161. (EM 10:9)
(Founding)

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ACCESSION N' R AP5005882 S/0020/65/16o/003/055510557
AUTHOR: Filler. F. H.
TITLE: 3n the numerical solution of Fredholm in~teZral equation& of
the second kind
~j7
SOURCE _~i_Aq. _:SSS'R el 1965, 555-557
Doklady
:TOPIC TAGS: Fredholm integral equation, second kind Fredholm equa-
tion, Fredholm equation numerical solution, economical solution method
_9 o
_-t- ~`429-
TR-KC
~the second kind is considered* It is indicated Thai the solution of
these equations is usually reduced to the solution of the following
Isystem of linoar algebraic equattona:
+ n
Jul
b
in which lifltegrsl- jK(x' Y) f (y-)dy or- the in
tegral equation and means a cert%in quadr1ture formula with YJ in-
atioa points whi'd-b'd-ol-nalde at whieh-
1.tegr vith the points X19 x29*e*Xn
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Jdath
-b of -xi -points is n and
U'nctiq:~ If - e~.num er thi
.number of int6gration-1- points, I s,~_ k -; then -it is necessary to solve a
!system 04-6 tx Max(n. k) linear''algebraic equations vhose solution re
quires CM3 operations - and N2 cells of computer memory. As compared
with known methods, the proposed method economizes computer time and
memory.. Using this method, the number n of xi points, as well as the
corresponding number of linear equations, does not depend on the numm
her of integi-ation points yij for various xi. Using a certain inter-
polation forraula, function f Yij I is expressed in terms of xi and
nubstituted into equation (1). Vrom the derived sy3tem cP equat: 'ns,
Irl r ) can be calculated. An algorithm is nroposed
1"11;v '(X')'...f(1n
for determining X1, X2'...' Xn azt4 the corresponding qurLtir'rLture for-
mulas vhic4 %re necassary to achl.eve the required accuracy and a pro-
cedure is presenteu for verifying that the number of selected points
XIT -,Z,...Xn is sufficiant to deccribe the fu-ction f(x). Solution
of the Fredholm integral equatiotL by the proposed method requires cr-3
operations and r-2 cells of computer memory. Expecia.Lly, when f(x) is
more smooth than K(x._y_)-, tt-_ec=ort_zes the time reauirit-1--f-o-r cant a
Vth-e--j- it- 7
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SUBJECT USSR PHYSICS CARD 1 2 PA 1844
AUTHOR VERESCAGIN.L.F., SEMPECAN,A.A., FIRSOV,A.1., GALAKTIONOV,V.A.,
.FILk=.Z.X~
TITLE Some Investigations on the Hydrodynamics of a Jet of Liquid
ejected from a Nozzle under the Pressure of up to 1500 atm.
PERIODICAL lurn.tecLa.fis, 26, faso.11, 2570-2577 (1956)
Issued: 12 / 197
By the work carried out in the laboratory for the physics of extremely high
pressure of the USSR Academy of Science concerning the construction of com-
pressors for extremely high pressures it was possible to develop a continu-
ously operating machine which is able to eject water through a nozzle of from
0,2 to 0,8 mm diameter at pressures (prevailing before the nozzle) of up to
1500 atm. As such a pressure drop before and behind the nozzle requires great
efficiency of the hydraulic compressor, it was necessary to build a machine
that performed at least 1000 revolutions per minute and that was able at pres-
sures of up to 2000 atm to produce one ton of water per hour.
The authors carried out their tests at pressuren below 1500 atm in order to
diminish the part played by the boundary layer introducing the jet of liquid.
They used nozzles of at least 0,45 mm diameter; shape and surface of the noz-
zle exercise considerable influence on the disintegration of the jet of liquid.
The most favorable shape of the nozzle is shown in form of a drawing. On this
occasion it was not possible to use any of the existing methods for the direct
measuring of the jet velocity, and it was necessary to use the BERNOULLI

-2urn.techn.fie%L6, fasc.11, 2570-2577 (1956) CARD 2 / 2 PA - 1844
equation for this purpose. A diagram illustrates the dependence of jet veloc-
ity on the pressure prevailing in the receiver before the nozzle. The authors
computed this dependence by using BRIDGMAN'S data for the compressibility of
water. Up to pressures of from 3000 to 4000 atm the compressibility of water
does not play an important P7 t and the approximated formula v = 14 p may
be used (p in kg/cm~~, v in m see). At such velocities REYNOLD'S numbers be-
come very high (order of magnitude 105). They are mentioned in a table for a
nozzle of 0,6 mm. The temperature of the jet increases with an increase of
pressure and therefore also with an increase of velocity. Heating by friction
and adiabatic cooling act in opposition to each other. Also a negative
JOULE-THOMSON effect becomes noticeable. According to the opinion of the
authors the experimentally attainable velocity of a Jet of water ejected from
a nozzle is limited only by the JOULE-THOTASON effect, for the temperature of
the jet increases to such an extent at a certain pressure that the water
evaporates. The authors found such an evaporation to take place on the
occasion of an experiment carried out at 5000 atm, which fact may also be
confirmed by rough calculation. The jet of water was investigated by means of
a cinematographic camera producing 5000 pictures per see, so that the general
properties of the jet could be examined.
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Galaktionov, V. A.,
The Role of the Receiver at the Flow of a Water Flux at Superso-
nic Velocity (7,nacheniye resivera pri iotechenii vodyanoy strui
averkhzvukovoy skorosti)
Zhurnal Tekhn. Fiz., 1957, Vol- 27, Nr 11, pp. 2640-2646,(USSR)
Here a theoretical computation Df the dependence of the pressure-
pulsation-smoothing degree in the receiver on the capacity of at
pressure production in this receiver by means of a Ixydraulic ultra-
high-pressure compressor was carried out. The influence of the re-
ceiver-capacity (contents) on the pretioure-paisation-smoothing de-
gree in the receiver is inveatigated by experiment. The results of
the computation were compared with those of the experiment with re-
gard to the pressure-puleation-smoothing degree of the water in
the receiver and it was ascertained that the theoretical computa-
tion in spite of a number of simplifying assumptions shows a eatis-
fyin*onformity with the data of the experiments. On account of the
results of the experiments the water jet, which flows out of a 5-6
liter receiver at supersonic velocity, may be looked upon as well
smoothed with regard to the impulse-prossures and consequently also
with regard to the impulse-velocities.There are 5 figures, 2 tab-
les and 11 Slavic references.

The Role of the Receiver at the Plow of a Water Flux at Superso- 57-11-26/33
nie Velocity.
ASSOCIATIONt Laboratory for Physics of Ultra-High Pressures AN USSR (Laboratori-
ya fiziki sverkhvysokikh davleniy AN SSSR)
SUBMITTED: December 30, 1956
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A-61THORS: VereshchaGin, L. F. , Senerch=, A. A. , Filler. F. ii
TITLE: On thr- Velocity B-leak in a lister
Jet (K , .-- -~ 1. . Z'.~-~ - - *~-."- v
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Tekhnicheslcol- Fiziki. 1.r5,9, Vo2. 23. ITr 2, rp-43'4-435
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Referent::e is made t-- the test-3 already describ---d (referenoes
I and 2) on the inreqti,-at-4cn of the viatpr-jels with s,,zpP-V-
sonic speed. The jet' is p_-Qduced by a water- -oripressox- with
U
an expansion chamber. The water jet flo-idin,~- out -of a 1 --m
no:~zio was photoaraphed wita a c--*nr---1atoCruphic aquipment. Ths
velocity of thic photograph was a0010 picturus per q~cond. The
obtained photolgrap"Lis give the pozeoibility tu determine. when
the conditions for the outflow of the jet :;cem. tc be Cuaran--
teed, the ohap,-, of the Jet. doer-, not chan6n with time ard a11
picture-o are stereotype. The hece-observcd nature of the out-
flow in uiany respects i-eca.3.1a the cagoo dvf~,,orilx-d in reference
I. It is hown that a disk of liquid forms at the intercec-
I I
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'On the Vr_-2Duity B7%-8k-. in a Z'et
57-2--32/34'
iLnuity wexe theoret-ica'~.Iy inveatizatid; 1.) the velocity in
the nozzle is a s-~r_:P-functicn of the "lime and 2.) the velo-
ci ty in tho nuzzle makes an iris turitancous jump with a subse-
a.uen t I Ins.-a r f a 11 wl'tIE. r~, s.pu, c. t. to t -*L rio . In I-cth can c % a di S-
con~i_--uity ef th-- -T.zt!;:- j:~`. ~-,ocurs. At the interse-,tion of the
"frtqt" and the "ulov.-I, i-t a disk, of liquid forms which rctates
vii. h a velocity that _-*s f-;qiial to tbv~ arithiretic mean of the
velocity of the liquId-partiuleG immediately before and after
'.I-- inter-sectivz. I--.I the first caeo the disk i:t flat and moves
u + ,-
with a e_' In the second case the disk
velocity u
10LIC,3 it-9
flat nhape ani h L, po.5.rit ()-e intersection moves slow-
ly 'ftrasc by the auth.:~r essentially confirm the
corcl-,,nior.s of I't ~,.s point-~!d out that this repurt made
here for -the b-eln.- haF- cul-y a qualitative nature. There
are 2 fiC;uwea, and reference-ti, 4 of wh4-rh. are Slavic.
ASSOCIATIO11: J.,JtrEL.Hjgh
Phys-IcEj jjk~ra~v,;,ryj A133 !USSR
AIISSSR)
SUBMITTED. May 39 4957
AVAILABLE. Library of ConGress
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AUTHORS: Semerchan, A. A., VerEshchagin, L. F., Filler, F M K-azin,
N. N. rt
TITLE: Momentum Distribution in a Continuous Fluid Jet at Supersonic
Velocity (Haspredeleniye kolichestva dvizheniya v nepreryvnoy
zhidkostnoy struye sverkhzvukovoy skorosti)
/Vol ?,8-,Pp.
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, 1958, Nf- 2062-2071
ABSTRACT: This paper covers the investigation of a continuous horizontal
fluid jet at sub- and supersonic velocity (from 300 to
540 m/sec). The principal procedure adopted in the experiments
is described. In oraer to obtain a jet with the required para-
meters, the Nr 1 hydraulic plant, of the association mentioned
below (Ref 7) was used. The distribution of momentum in a con-
tinuous water jet ejected at supersonic velocities from a
nozzle was obtained. According to the curves describing the
momentum distribution the boundaries of a free water jet moving
with supersonic velocity in the atmosphere were determined. The
contour of the jet is in accordance with that observed in pho-
tographs. It was found that an increased viscosity of the fluid
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Momentum Dintribution in a Continuous Fluid Jet at Sapersonic Velocity
bination of the method of determining the momentum (which was
used here), together with a satisfactory method of determining
the density of the moving medium throughout the jet makes it pos-
siblel- find the velocity field and the distribution of kinetic energy
in supersonic fluid jets. There are 11 figures, 2 tables, and
7 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Laboratoriya fiziki sverkhvysokikh davleni'y AN SSSR, Moskva
(Laboratory of Physics of Superhigh Pressures 5AS USSR, Moscow)
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AUTHORS: Semerchan, A. A., Filler_,_F._M., Dembo, N. S., Kuzin, N.-N.
TITLE: The Application of Liquid Jets lFlowing Out at Ejector
Pressures of up to 1,000 k9/cm
PERIODICALs Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy zhurnal, 1960, Vol. 3, No. 2,
pp. 61-66
TEXT: Peculiarities and rules of ejectors are invIstigated at a p~ressure of
the active liquid (p-*) between 306 and 1,000 kg/cm , and a prescure of the
I
passive liquid (P2 ) between I and 7.6 atmospheres. A diagram of the experi-
mental plant is shown by Fig. 1. By exchanging the central ejector part,
4 discharge parts with different diameters could be investigated. The ex-
perimental results are given in Figs. 2 and 3. As can be seen, the charac-
teristio of the ejector consists of a working and a cavitation (vertical)
part. The limit of the ejection coefficient q* is determined by the pres-
.sures p, and P2 as well as by the form and size of the discharge part. An
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Ejector Pressures of up to 1#000 kg/GB12 BOOb/BO05
increase in p, leads to an approximately proportional pressure increase
behind the ejector, at the same time shifting the beginning of cavitation in
the direction of lower q-values. The change in P2 influences only slightly -
the working characteristic but the moxe so the critical ejection coefficient.
The critical ejection coefficient is well expressed by the formula
1. .P2 Ps
q = (M-1 )~`pl P. suggested by P. P. Korolev (Ref. 6). ps = prosoure of
the saturated vapors, Table I shows that this formula in first approximation
permits a determination of the position of the cavitation branch of the
characteristic. The formation of cavitation was observed visually. Fig- 4
shows the transparent discharge part of an ejector model under varying work-
ing conditionz. There are 4 figures, I table, and 6 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki vysokikh davlaniy AN SSSR, g. Moskva
(Institute of High-pr ssure Physics AS USSRp City of Moscow)
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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
8/170/60/003/03/14/034
BO14/BOO7
Semerohan, A. A Vereshohairin, L. F.,, fir1ler. F, ALj_
Kuzins N. N
The Problem of the Destructive Effect of Cavitationi
Inzhenerno-fizioheskiy zhurnall 19602 7ol. 3, No. 3,
pp. 8T-90
TEXT: The formation of cavities by quickly moved liquids is investigated.
Among other things, the authors refer to the opinion expressed by
M. Kornfelld (Ref- 3), according to which the destructive effect Is caused
immediately by the water hitting the metal surface. Besides this purely
,mechanical theory of the effect produced by cavitation, also the chemical
theory is mentioned. Experimental results, in which the time-dependenoe of
the formation of cavities on various factors was investigated; are disoussal.
As may be seen from Fig. 29 the time for the formation of cavities decreases
sharply with increasing velocity. Fig. 3 graphically shows the dependence
of the time required for the formation of cavities upon the distance be-
tween tho metal plate and the nozzle for three different nozzle diameters
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The Problem of the Destructive Effect of S/17 6o/003/03/14/034
Cavitation B014YB007
(0-64-0-84 mm). The rate of outflow was 440 m/sec. For eack, of the three
curves it was found that at a oertain distance the time required for the
formation of cavities is a minimum. This high intensity of oavitation is
connected with the division of the jet. The results obtained tend to con-
firm the mechanical cavitation theory. There are 3 figures, 3 tables, and V1\
6 referenoes: 4 Soviet and 2 Englisho
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki vysokikh davleniy AN SSSR9 g. Moskva
(Institute of High-pressure Pbysios of the_AS_USSRp City
of Mosoow)
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ADFLISON-VIELISKlY, G.M. (Moskva), ~'.M. (y -1,
- . . ----- ---ft vsk a)
Program for calculattng netwnrk graphs. aur. tYril.. m~it. i nat.
fiz. 5 no.h144-148 Ja-F 165.~ ~APIA 1814)

FILLER, FOM&
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Numerical solution of Fredholm integral equations of the aecond
order. DokI. AN SSSR 160 no.3:555-557 Ja t65.
(MIRA 18-.3)
1. Sulmitted October 21, 1964.

NDIWRINP V.; FILLER., Yu.., arkhitektor
Glass, ceramics, plastics. Obohchestvepit. no.2:53-% F 163.
(N:1RA 16:4)
lo Direktor Gosudarstvennogo instituta. po proyektirovani),u predpriyatiy
torgov3.i i obohchestvennogo pitaniya, (for Kikurin).
(Restaurants., lunchrooms,, etc.-Design and construction)

ENTZ, Bela; E. MUNGER, Margit.
Dats, Wthe light C, ~~Aato of Balaton, Amulas biol-TihW
1. "Awplea Instituti. Biologici (Tihany) Hungaricae Academise
Sctenti-rmu xzerkesitojoj~o-r Entz).

ACC NR:
AUTHOR: FilliP0,V, A. Kh.
SOURCE CODP: IIR/2531/66/000/188/GO59/0067
ORG: None
TITLE: Evaluatipn method for corona discharge currents from natural points
SOURCE: LeningrAd. Glavnaya geofizicheskaya ohservatoriya. Trudy, no. 188, 1966.
Atmosfernoye elekrichestvo (Atmospheric electricity), 59-67
TOPIC TAGS: atmospheric electricity, thunderstorm, lightning, corona discharge,
corona discharge current,. thunderstorm measurement
ABSTRACT: This paper presents a theory and a method,of total corona discharge estima4
tion, for a discharge from natural sharp points on the Earth's surface. This work wasi
motivated by the inadequacy of,current approaches to this topic. The method is based
upon regarding the total electric tield at the earth's surface to be the sum of 1) tJ
field connected with the Earth's surface,charge and 2) one connected with the volume
or space charge of the atmosphere. The density of corona current (corona current per
2
Cm ), i, is shown to be related to the charge q (both referred to a vertical cylimderj_
of ai-r 1 CM2 cross section) as: i =dq/dt =(1/4n)(dF./dt) (1) E - field s tre-i
ngth. It is proposed to determine dr,/ckt from the time variation of E immediately af-~
ter a lightning discharge, more specifically, as the shorter of the two time constants
involved in the expression for E:
Cord

GUBARW~ A.V., kand.takhn.nauk; FILLIPPOV, G.A., inzh.; PANDIYA, A.D., inzh.
Bladeless gate apparatus for centripetal turbines (from "Gas and
Oil Power," no.1 1961). Energomashinostroenia 9 no.2;38-39 F
163. (MIRA 16:3)
(Gas turbines) -

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E = Eexp(-T/r, ) + r-2exp(-t/r,) (2)
which was found well approximated by post-discharge relaxations. FvE(t) is determine4
experimentally and stored, for a number of equidistant time values. The most probable
magnitudes of El, E T and Tj, are then calculated by least squares optimization
method. Analysis OFQVelectric field component of the volume charge was made on the
basis of data from 257 post-discharge electric field relaxations obtained for 17 thun,
derstorms during' 1960-1962. Calculations'.were performed on the URAL-2 computer. Prog-
ramming was in two stages, searching for two-exponents coefficients first and for one
exponent next, conditional upon' absence of one of the two. Corona discharge currents
were determined and compared with those from an artificial point. The effective area,
i.e. the area having the same corona. current as one artificial point can be estimated
by equating the developed summary corona current.expression to the expression for the
artificial sharp point corona current. Observations have shown this area, for Irkutsk
to be 360 mZ. Knowledge of the total corona. discharge current under a cloud permits
determination of the total current under a cloud if the relation between corona cur-
rent and field strength and the electrical structure of the cloud are known. Orig. ar
has 2 figures, 5 formulas and 3 tables.
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PIGALISKAYA, L.A.
Measuring the thermal diffusivity of metals at high temperatures.
Part 1. Theor- of the method of variable heating in a high-frequency
V
furnace. Teplofiz. vys. temp. 2 no.308-4,391 IMY-Je '64.
(MItiA 17: 8)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvenfiyy universitet imai Lontmosova.

~ACCFISSION NR, AP4034655 S/0096/64/000/005/0054/005T.
AVIRORSs Fillipovp Go A. (Candidate of technical sciences)l Wang, Chung-ch'i
;(Enginew~/
;TITLEt The effect or twist in flow on the characteristics of nozzle grids
SOURM Teploenergetikao.no. 5P 1964, 54-57
~TOPIC TAGSt annular nozzle grid, static pressurep turbine blade, reaotion preamwel
centrifugal force, peripheral losst end loos
ABSTROT: The available wMerimental results of studies on annular nozzle grids
.with twisted flow at the inlet were analysed and a method is proposed for calou-
lating the static pressure of the blades on the grids. It was found that the
peripheral losses were less for grids with radially installed blades than for bladej,:'
inclined at an angle of 2 to 10 degrees* For grids with alraight blades installed
radially on the peripheryp the 103see due to splashing were considerable# but
these
were reduced and moved towards the hoop 1by the use of curvilinear bladoo, The
force on the blade due to the flow is given by the expression
t9y I
(Cie
where Y in the angle of inclination oJC the bladep.B the

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1width of the profiloo C the surrounding component of the speed in the gap,, Cuop 1~
lu
Ithe surrounding a uponent of the speed before the nozzlep and rlp rB the root and
!peripheral radiis. The distribution of the reaotion on the blade is given by the
enreasion F
where ple are the reactions# k refers to the root#
it to the peripheryp and o1i are the component speeds. Orig. art* bass 5 fornjUs
15 figures, and I table*
ASSOCIATION: Norkovskly energetioheskir inatitut (Moscow Institute of Power
Gagineering)
S- UBM= 1 00 00
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FILLIPOV, G.A. kand. tekhn. nauk; VAN CHZHUN-TSI (Wang Chung-chlij
Effect of curls in the flow on the characteristics of nozzle
lattices. Teploenergetika 11 no-5-54-57 My'64. (MM 17:5)
1. Moskovokly energeticheskiy Institut.