SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHUR, M.S. - SHUSHKOV, YE.I.

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USSR UDC 621.382.2
GEL MONT 3. L. SHUR, M. S., Physicotechnical Institute imeni A. F. Ioffe
Academy of Scie~r-_e`s(-ft-MeVhR, Leningrad
"Current Stringing in Heavily Doped Gunn Diodes"
Leningrad, Fizika i Tekhnika Polupro-4odnikov, Vol 4, No 9, Sep 70, vp 1650-
1655
Abstract: T-,,ie authors give the following explanation for the mechanis-i;: of
current stringing in heavily doped Gunn diod "- in which zone-zone breakda,.'m
takes place. A specimen is assumed to be in the modLt ol dil:OCL currenc car-
responding to a segment with ne-acive differential con&uctiviLy. it is
further assuried that the concentration of nonequilibrium ca_-criers Ras ir-
fluctuation. The rate of electrun-
creased in some region as a result o~
ale Dair generation will increase exponentially in this reg-lan. tiie
seument with negative d-ifferencial conductivity, this i-acrt!.1-so will exca!ed
che corresponding increase in recombination. Fluctual-lon vill begill L.-> be
intensified, but at high concentrations the increase in fluctuation be
limiced by diff"usion, re5ulting in the development of L stationary string
(layer) of strong curreat, i.e., a stri-tig (layer) wich a hi;Sh concentration
of carriers. The string will be flat in cht:t case ot a specimen in tine fol-in
cf a chin plate. Equations are derived for determini-n- the conditions of

-71
USSR
izile--a i Tekhnika V, 1 4 No 9,
GEL',MIOLNT, B, L. et: a' F
Sep 70, pp 1650-1655
F 0, Cr
development of instabilities leading to CU17Zdlt S trill gi ilaO1ii S' X, tiUlt
an,S-shaped VolLa-e-current cnaracCeristic leads to curront id
'equations are given for decenidining the dit-aensicis of cLe currc;!a. strinl,~, of
a Gun-a diode With such a characteristic. It is founa' cliat ch~e size of t:i-.e
string is deLer-Mined by the " re combinat ion" lengt1h and Lhe applied field
(as the field is increased, the string broadens and its amp!-Ltudc decreases).
Stringing disappears when the recombination' length i!3 COITIP31:d~:,Ie with the
dimensions of the specimen. it is shown that hysteresis exiszs between the
threshold currents for geaeration and quenching of current strings. Experi-
mental data are Aven oil current. stringing in GaAs, Me and ZnP Gun diodes.
It is concluded that current .9tr`ngJng is explained by z1ie relationship
between domain amplitude a-ad coni:entration...
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USSR UDC 621.382.2
KASTAL'SKIY, A. A., UONOV, YE. I., jIU
S Physicotechnical inst4tute
imeni A. F. Ioffe, Academy of Sciences ofthe ZNR, Leningrad
"Gunn Effect Devices with a Variable Energy Cap"
Leningrad, Fizika i Tekhnika Poluprovodnikov, Vol 4, Nd 3, ~tjjg 70, pp 1609-
1611
Abstract: The authors discuss the possibility of developing devices b,-,;ed oil
the Gunn effect wILh an energy gap which varies lengrhw~se of the -5pecir.~~n-
Such de~,,ices would be Vlore 5UJ'Cable and convenient for use in integrated cir-
cuits than would analogous devices which ucilize. a variable c-ross sectionai
area or variable gradient of equilibrium carrier concentration. T,~Ie enel-gy
gap can be varied either by chaaging the chemical co-mpo.,iition, leri,ochwise from
the cathode to the anode according to a predetermined law, or by creatin-
variable pressure along the specilnen by gLuing, it to a substrate i-Titn a
greater coefflcie-IL of thermal expansion while heat is applied and zh~,-n ~-.Oo I-
ing the asseribly. The use of Gunn effect:dcvices wit:.i variabj,o er,,~rcy
would ena~)le a coasiderable Licreasr-- i,-. tile e-~:ficjc-.jcy Cu-,In
I i -t!.J:l = r--~ e, nn a -zi c: z z: i! o (I e s wi `h i v a r i a Ij 1.4, Zap coulli
be used to prodi. I
Lh-2 111,~J3 Volta~-'u,
and such devices could alto be used to measure the duratlon of inpu-L puitt!s.

1/2 338 UNCLASSIFIED PROCEtSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--THE VIBRATIONAL SPECTRUMj T11E OPTICAL CONSI(ANTSt AND THE 1UNICITY
GF THE BOND OF COGEAS SUB2 IN CRYSTAL As%() AMORPHOUS PHASES BY IR
~-UTHDR-104)-ZLATKIN, L.B.r MARKOVI YU-F-.t STEKHAN(!Vr A.],, SHUR, M.S.
COWiTRY OF INF01--USSR
PHYS. CHEM. SOLIDS 1970t 310), 567-Tt
~_QATE PU8L[SHE0------70
'~_~_SUDJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, PHYSICS
~TOPIC TAGS--VIBRATION SPECTRUMi OPTIC PROPERTYT IR, lillE:CTlZU4, CHEMICAL
BONOINGt CRYSTAL STRUCTURE, CADMIUM COMPOUNDt CERMANIUM CJ.4
POUNDY
ARSENIC COMPGUNO, CRYSTAL LATTICE STRUCTURE
_~:.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
ACUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1989/1396 STEP NO--US/0000170/031/003/0567/0571
CIRC ACCESSION NO--A90107869
UNCLASSIFIED

2 .038 U, PROUSSING DATE-16OCT70
.: ~~ -- ASSIFIED'
NC L
ACCESSION NO--AP0107869
-'.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE IR REFLECTIVITY IS
N THE FREQUENCY REGION FROM 2 TO 75 MU FOR T EQUALS
INVESTIGATEU It
295DEGREESK, CHANGES OF THE VIBKATIONAL SPECTRUM TAKE PLACE IN THE
CLEAR CORRELATION EXISTS IN THE
REGION Of THE LATTICE REFLECTION WHILE
REGIONS OF SMALL (SMALLER THAN 25 MU) AND LARGE (GREATER T14AN 60 MU)
WAVELENGTHS BETWEEN THE OPTLCAL CONSTS!. OF CDG-CAS SUBZ IN THE CRYSTAL
AND AMORPHOUS PHASES. THE DISPERSION OF N AND THE DIELEC. CONST. WERE
CALCO. BY KRAMERS KRONIG AND DI.SPERSION ANAL. ANO THE VIBRATIONAL
FREUUENCIES DETO. THE QUAL. AND WUANT. PARAMETERS~ OF THE IONICITY OF
THE BOND HAVE BEEN ESTD. THE CHEM. BOND IN COGEAS SUB2 IS IONIC
COVALENT WITH LARGER DEGREE OF COVALENTPART. FACILITY: A. F.
1OFFE PHYS. TECH. INST.t LENINGRADv USSR-
LAS-5-1 H

th, 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--IISEPTR'
ANOMALY OF THE ELECTRfCAL CONOUC T IV I TY OF FERROELECTRIC
,.,5f-,_FoslEM.fC0kDUCTORS NEAR THE CUqIE POINT -U-
4"l'A0TH(3R__GUBANOVg A.I.p SHUlly.M._4 too,"-,
OUN T R Y. OF INFO--USSR
~__SOURCE-FIZ. TVERD. TELA 1970t 12t2)v, 664-6
PUSL I SHED------ 70
.A)ATE
CT AREAS--PHYSICS
--SEMICONDUCTOR CONDUCTIVITY# FERROELECTRIC tATER
~,-TOPTC, TAGS 14LI ELECTRIC
-`CONDUCTIVITY, CURIF POINT
~_".CONTROL 4AR~(ING-NO 41-STRICTIONS
UCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY PEEL/FPA4E--I989/0259 STEP NO--UR/0181/70/011*1/002/0664/0666
C IR.C -ACCESSION- ~411--jlwOlo 1-1 333
UN(J. A.S, ca f~_F;A;.~,

2/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSINS DATE-11SEP70
':CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105333
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-- U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS IN
FERROELECo SEMI C=UCTIORSi THE ELEC. COND- CAN INCREASE SHAPPLY I~-l THE
REGION OF-VALIDITY OF THE CURIE WEISS LAW, VARJATInN OF ELFC. COND. IS
-DUE TO VARIATION IN THE CONCN.-OF P04ARONS IN THE COND. BAND AND
VARIATION OF MOBILITY AND THE BOHR RADIUS OF POLikRONS IN THE REGION OF
GIVEN*
7HE CURIE POINT. NUMERICAL EXAMPLES. ARE,

1/2 018 UNCLASSIFIED. PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
TITLE--CATALYTIC Fl:~ATION OF NITROGEN ~'U-
AUTHOR-(03)-VOLPIN, M-YE., ILATOV-SKAYAt: M#Aot SNURj~ V.B~,
-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--KINET, KATAL. 1970, 11(2)9 333-41
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
~.`TOPIC TAGS--NITROGEN, AMMONIA, TITANIUWCHLORIDE. ALUqltUM BROMIDE,
CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS, CHEMICAL REACTION.PIECHANISMP CHEMICAL REDUCTION
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY.REEL/FRAME--3005/0091 STUP NO--UR/0195170/OLL/002/0333f'0341
r
fRC ACCESSIOIN 1*40--APOI '37384
iC I A s s IS- r f_ c1
j
I

UNCLASSiFfED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
CIPC ACCESSION NO--AP0132384
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. N IS CATALYTICALLY REDUCED TO NH
SUB3 IN THE PRESENCE OF TICL SUB4, ALIP AND ALBR SUB3o BEST YIELD (10.7
MOLF NH SUB3 -L MOLE TICL SUB41 WAS OBTAINED AT 1:121,33 MOLE RATIO OF
CATALYST MIXT. C SUB6 H SUB6 IS THE BEST SOLVENT FOR THIS REACTION BUT'
THE REACTION CAN TAKE PLACE WITH COMPARATIVELY S1141LAR YIELD 01' NIH SUB3
IN THE ABSENCE OF A SOLVENTv IN FUSED ALBR SU83, AT 130DEGREES AND 100
ATM. N, 125 MOLES NH SUB3 WERE OBTAINED WITHIN U4-18 HR AT 1:300:1500
MOLE RATIO OF TICL SUB4 -LJALH SUB4 -~ALBR S083.:~ ! FOR CATALYTIC FIXATtOlN
OF Nt ALOR SUB3 WHICH PARTICIPATES IN;THE BREAKING OF rl-N 13OND IS AS
INDISPENSABLE AS TLCL SUB4 AND:A REDUC-Itih AGENT. FACILITY:
INST. ELEMENTOORG. SOEDIN., MOSCOW, USSR .
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ion Kine"tics
USS :
USSR UDC: 541x~:,4-2.28
R
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'PI11 M-YE_' IL
VOLIPIN, M.YE., IIATOVSKAYA, M.A., and. SHUR V.B Inotitvte of Organo, Elemental
VOL
Compoundsj Ploscow, Academy of Sciencesv=
Com ounds j P109-OW'
"Ca
"Catalytic Fixation of Nitrogen~'
,c Fixatio
Moscow, Kinetika i Kataliz, Vol U, No 2, Mar-Apr 70, PP _133-341
Abstract: Compounds of transitional metals react with N2, formini- compounds of-
the nitride type that yield NH on hydrolysis. While the transitional meta.
compounds are effective in activating N2, fixation of N2 b-y them Is not a
catalytic process, because regeneration of the compound bringing about the fixation
of N2 does not take place by reason of the strong bond forated. betw-een 11 and
metal. Regeneration doer, take place when a rt~ducirig agent and an aprotonic a,:id
are prezent. Thus, catalytic fixation of N2 could 7be cE~,rried oul. by employir43 the
system TiCli~ I Al 4 AlBr3 in the presence of benzene; by using -this Mixture, the
yield of NHI could be increased to 200-300 moles per mole TiC14 aPon increasing
continuousi~ the content. of AlBr- in the mixture at a conztrint amount of TiClL a-rid
Al. 'Ibe reaction could also be carried out in the absence of bertaene in mol'cepl
AlBr3' Chlorides of transitional metals other than Ti (ZrC14,, CrC1 . MoCl WC1.j
etc) were ineffective as catalysts of ITp fixation in a C on 0 h
FeC131 rea t~ f ~' is
type. Other systems that brought about catalytic fixation Of 112 were Al, AlBr
C6H6.TiCl2.2AlCl3, TiCI4:LiAIH4:AlBr3, and Ti(OBUX f iso-Bu3A1 t AlBr3 in Le
presence of HP/

USSR UDC 531.768.oSg.62
KRASHENDUTIKOVA, T. P., SMMIKOV, V. S.) and SHUR, V. L.
"Subsonic Vibration Installation With Yagnet-ic Suspension of the Movable System"
Tr. Yietrol. In-tov SSSR (Works of Metrological Institutes USSR], 1972, No 139
(199), pp 77-80 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal, No 10, Oct 72. 32. 1,1etrologiya i
Izmeritellnaya Tekhnika. Single Issue. Abstract No 10-32.52k)
Translation: A brief description is given of the type 01V(J-2 vibration instal-
lation which makes it possible to decrease the lower limit of the frequency
range to 0.01 Hz, to broaden the range of reproducible acceleration from 10-7
to 200 ms-2,, and to increase by one order of magnitude the amplitude of disloca-
tion. Two illustr., two biblio. refs.

kc.
11tracting Service: -170 Ref. Code;
CHEMICAL ABST. O;R 3
98924p Excitation ot sympathetic posqangtiopic tibors by
/
Potasium chloride and acetylifialine action an th,~. epic4Nium.
J~hMtin, V.- V~~, ''p U b.
_! (ta
_Mo;cj1V. TjSSR_)_-F_F._iR_-Zft- SSFR im. L, Af., 5e;:)Znova 070,
56(l), 84-94 (Ru3s) * 'Expts:. on' a'nesthetized cats'showed elec.
activity developing -in the lower' &.~rdlac nerve, du~lng irrigation
of the pericardium and epicardium with solas. ~of KC1 and
acetylcholine chloride. ~ KCI 31.2-500 rnAf labd iiectyleholine
soIns. at 171000,ug/ml acting on'the cardiac membr'ane induced
centripetal impulses, esp. the slow 'type, in the po"ripheral sec-
tions of the lower cardiac nexvc-': This impulsatioh -was formed
by antidromic discharges of the sympathetic postganglithic C
fibess, with a rate of conduction of 0.75 m/sec. Th 1;;edishcargts
seemed to result directly from K~ and "etylvholine. ;ticitat'lon. of
noninyttinated fibers, DJA -1
REF,L/-FR.kME

USSR
MIN1KOV, G.M.,
UDO 621-~82-555-576
"Redistribution Along P-N Junction Of The Radiation Of Injected Light Sources
Of Gallium Arsenide In A Magnetic Field"
Uch.zap.Urallsk-un-t-a (Scientific Notes, Ural Univeesity), 1971, No 118,
pp 45-51 (from RZh--Elektroniks i yeye RLimeqtn~jla, No 3, 1-it-irch 1972, Abstract
No 0291)
Translation; The paper reporte an a study of the change of intensity of Bpon-
taneous radiation alona a P-n junction in a tranoverao magnetic.field as a
function of the geometry of the diode, the intensity of thil wgiletic field, and
the current across the sDecimen. The re'solution amounted to ~-5 microL~oter. ln
the magnetic field pronounced rediatribution wan obearved of the radiation at
the edges of the spec-imen, the relative magnitude of which practically did notu
depend on the width of the diode, 4 fig., 8 ref. Yu.M.

USSR UDC 621-375-82
CIAZER, A. A., NIKITIMAo, To F., PAIUELE-YEV, V. I., ~~ILIKOVI A. Fog POPOV,
YU. M. i FOTAPOVi A. P., SELEZIMV, V. No i TAGIROV, H. 1.4 and SfiLJR,. YA. S.
"Using Ws and Nd Iasers for Optical Writing on MnBI Film"
Xxatklye Soobshch. pa fiz. (Brie- communications an Physics) No Ilt 19?2, pp
9-12 (fTOM M-Fizikas, 1-10 7t 19
73 Abstract lio 7DIO68)
Translationt The possibility of using a GaAs semiconductor laser for record-
ing informatioq on a ferrcmagnetic film of MnBi is experiment ally investirzated,
Wi film 700 X thick, which han undergone cordensation ir. a vacuum on 6:1ass
substrates of 0. 1-0. 2 = in thickness , is ~ used, For recording iff ormation
a GaAs laser with a threshold current of 2 RMP at 770 K and a Jp-n junction
width of 400,0o& is used. It is shown that the laser's minimum pumping current
at which recording is possible is 80 amp, whereas the raAlation power is 20 w.
Tho energy density of the radiation on the film is then 6410-9 YAk-2. With
a monopulse neodyrdum laser, an evaluation of an inforzation recording tiensity
equal to 2500 lines/cm is made. it is noted that the use of a semiconductor
liser with a junction width not exceecLing 20.AI permits xeducikg the powe
r
tola fraction of a watt. Bibliography of four.

JVICS 00499
1973
PRODUCTION OP HIGHLY TEXTURIZ91) PEP-MAREENT MAGUM
IrRat! KhGNETICAUY PHISOTROPIC rMIDEAS
jArticle by Ya~VS~t hur. L. H. Maqat. A. S. Yemolenko, N. A.
R
1 Ake . A. V. Vo J~e_,
eal qjg, .. v# - -Aver. EK* V. 5 y enho.
:q .1'o' r~_ ~t- M-
Y-e.-V-.h Prbh n ift 6'.F.W. I'; Vffr Tax
pan.10 u~
*~ known c amy of Saiencc_z =Sat Sverdlovsk, rizlko'
Metallov i
MetallAvy4iniv-, Rucalan, Vol 35, ift 2, 19737-ou'g--
Itted 13 December 19711--pp 422-4241
In racint; years connidar,ible s%jCeo$Os have been achieved
in th,3 field or dovelopinr materials for pormanont mnqnqto ovinr,
to avnthesla of crmpnmd5 or the tipa Fmot (vitere H to one or
the rarn-aarili a_10-itnts--yttrivin or, Vicri%un)i whIch po4roas ex-
tr,)mal,s ;it;,
4,' , h valuag or the conatant of unlaxlnA~ anisotropy (~n
th-go"nr
or 1o7-10 erg/em3-sbe, for, example s/1 Tho-procoal*
or emruractnrinr, par-qan*nb- napmta rra~ such materials to re-
oy anj connacting the resultant powder.
ducod to E;rlnding an all
ire, 'i value or antsotropy enirry, the role
H since- due to the hin,
0
r t),o mameto-.1tatle Interaction tsz~.:: out to be Insirpificont
and the ngwdsr, can be compacted,without substantial law~.-rlnr or
A_t,tha coircive rorco,to a density close to thd solid matorlal.
All t%,o -t,'4rtLc1q2 must he criont9a ~_rlor to compaction to accim-
plish'tho MaX1VWM P05111hle values. 0. narnatle anargy (it is sug-
gostod that each particle is a single crystal and. oorksoquently.
I?q4r1n,)ticsl1T onlaxial) and the compaction to be done In the ax-3a
or a as y maGnatization along one direction so as to cr4nto the
magnetic structure. can usually be achieved by moRns or
placijig ths.,powder in a magnetto field* Th* main difficulty Is
in nroserving the magnetic texture during the oubsonuent earn-
J~ paction of the powder /2/.
~rss3ing in.motaille dles ordinaril used leads
Mothodsanof
0 LTre. rhis
to a al(mirie a
goring or tho powder magnetic to
was caused by dofa ation of the raterial in one direction (in
I (I USSR 11
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USSR um 669.24:538.246
Y-MMAKOV A. Ye. IVANOV, 0. A., SHU,1~6,T GRECHISHKIN, Fi. 11. IVA1,OkFA.
G. V., Institute o
f Physics of M-_~Ials 'UNTs Academy of Sciences of the USSR,
Ural State University imeni V. 1. Lenin
"Magnetic Properties of Single-Crystal Nickel Powders"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 33, No 3, Mar 72,
558-563
Abstract: The authors investigate the magnetic Prope~rt;ies of nickeI !-:inj~le
crystal sphcrical pnwticles as a function. of' diu,,et(,r from to 320 rm.
It is shown that as particle size increases, the ccercin,e and
inductto f ma g
, n first incrowic, +hen decrearw aftcir rench ri~!,a -na.0i wti. The
netic ntructure gop~; through three stager. with an in particira! rize
front 22 to 320 nn: superp-aramagnetic, monodomain and rolydon&in. qrpe
authors thank M. Ya. CiN for procedural guidance in maiiins r.he- Dax'icles.

USiR
USSR UDC 669.24,538.221
IVANOV, 0. A., YEPJJAKOV, A. YE. and S1 YA, S Institute of Metal
PC 111 A
Physics, Ural National Center of the ~TM'90'ie, ces USSR, and Ural
State University imeni A. M. Corlkiy
"Temperature Dependence of Hagnetic Propexties of Fine Singlecrystal Nickel
Powders"
Sverdlovsk, Mika Meta2lov I Metallov6denlyal Vol 33,. No4l Apr 7Z, pp 752-
757
Abstiact: The effect of magnetostatic Interactlin or, magnetic properties has
been evaluated on the basis of a study,of the temyerature dependence of
magnetic properties of fine nickel poi(clers. The hnvet~tigaidon included
magnetic structures from supex-para=gnetia to neatly multidomain structures
in tho 220 to 3200 X interva-1. It Ras found that f6_- the over 3000K tem-
perature range the rAgnatic. properties of powders ara basically datorminea
by the chain-like alignment of particlea which r2sult1i In an anisotropy
0
Of the- dozmnetizing field. At temperatures below 300 X, in addition. to the
indicated anisotropy, the magnetic properties axe essontially affected by
the magnetoexystalline anisotropy, A pQraslble wchanlsm of'the remagnetizar
tion of such. chain-like structures is discussed. A dxop of -the residua-1

USSR
IVANOVO 0. A.0 et al., Mika Metallov i Jjetallovedimiya, Vol 33# Ito 4#
Apr 7Z# pp 752-757
magnetization with the temperature is observed for pseudoauperpararnagnetIC
particles and particles with zaximum co-ercivity at T 3000K, this drop
being affected by the appearanco of the-superpara=-Oiotia phase. Apparently,
The same sources cause the anomalous shape of the te.-~perature curve of
coercivity with the decreazir~g size of particles* Six illustrations, four
fornulas, tweleve bibliographic references,
63 -

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METALS ABST. 2/710 U R 0/ Y9
33 0!93 Ordering Processes and Coercive. Force in Powder;60 Iran-
SG-50 At.% Palladlum. Alloys. i Ya. S. SuWd ~~soiidlenkD
L, M Ma t G S K=daurov AWWM'Tva DOV2 kra'n. Fiz.
aln,
i~ I I F
The relau.0 tw;; I the Co r6lVe force of FQ-~-30-50 at.% Pd'alloy,
powders with a parttcl~ size of 10 jim and. tim- medidd of pie~aring ne
samples (e.g., by the mechanical crush! stals or by
chemical depo*itioa- of the pow'4er) w~asltudiedr=zterpr6ied in
terms of the ordering phenozzleila cbaracter1ring each type of inaterial.
The iamples prepared by mechanical crOihing had the greatpr coer-
cive force (20 kOe); the difference was, attitbuted to &fferen4a in the
ystal structures of the ordered phase.-r4. A.
cr
SD
19650055

Thin Films
USSR UDC 669.25:539. 216-2:538.24
GT,4ZM, A. A., SEERIKC7, V. V. and Institute
0-f :Ihysicz of %letals, !,Lcaderny of Sai,ences USSa,
"Study of the Process of Remagnatization of 'Supercriticall
Cobalt Films bv NLlclc--r Maefrietic Resonance"
Sverdlovslc, Fi:,ila Mletallo-v i ifetallovedeniye, Vol 31, No 3,
Mar 71, pp _529-537
Abstract: 1-0111)s Of~ cobalt films 1400 and 9000 A thick in the "super-
tli- dc:pendence of spin Ocho amplitude from the
field. The -rclativo. numbers of nuclei 1')articipating in the reso-
lid --,~~ctra are
nance, a. (j
1--terminel in the initial. st_,tc, following annealing
at 470' and zt_~zcr -pair,t~c," 0 C film froill the sulbatra-te. It is established
that during
Ci tNOSO filrms, processes. of rotation of Magneti"ation are
_:7, In S
tricture in films of va~rious thicknesses was
detenndm2d' -n t- a s.
s of the behavior of the XMR spectra after removal of film
from substl7ate_

Thin Films.
USSR UDC 669.25.-,539.2L6.2:538.24
GLAZER, A. A., SERIKOV, V. V., and SHUR, YA. S,, Institute
IR
of -i:encd9`1d
Physics of Metals, Academy of:Sc SIS
"'Study of the Process of Remagnetization of 'Supercritical'
Cobalt Films by Nuclear Magnetic~Resonancell
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 31, No 3,
Mar 71, pp 529-537
Abstract: Hysteresis loops of cobalt films 1400 and 9000 A thick in the "super-
critical" state are compared with the dependence of spin echo amplitude from the
field. The gain factors, relative numbers of nuclei participating in the reso-
nance, and NMR spectra are determined in the initial state, following annealing
at 470' and after separation of the film from the substrate. It is established
that duri 'ng switchi'ng of these films, processes of rotation of magnetization are
significant. Ilie t)Te of.domain structure in films of various thicknesses was
determined on the ba-%is of the behavior of the 1WR spectra after removal of film
from substrate.

033 UNcLAssmEo PkOCESSING DATE-201NOV70
TITLE--COE RLIVE FORCE ANU STRUCTURE OF'AN Lk. ALLOY -U-
ON PLAT I NU,.%i
AUTHOR- (05 I-MAGATP L.M.t IVANOVAP G.V., SGLINAi L.V., SHCHEGOLEVA,
~HURP YA*S.
0U, -OF INFQ--USSR
C
sCURCE--FIZ. PETAL METALLOVED- 1970, 29(:2)t 400-3
DATE PUBLISHED7 - - - 70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS, PHYSICS
IRON ALLOY, PLATINUM CONTAINING ALLOYt METAL MICROSTRUCT"
TOPIC TAGS
MAGNETIC COERCIVE FORCE, MAGNErIC ANISOTROPY, CRYSTALLOGRAPHY9 PLAS 1C
DEFORPATICN
CGNTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PKOXY REEL/FRAME--3001/0337
CIRC ACCESSICN NG--APCL2b093
um"%~' L
STEP NO--UR/0126/TO/029/002/0400/C4.-n~-~

2& 033 UNCLASSIFIEO PROCESSING DArE-20NOV700
CIRC ACCESSION NG--AP0126093
ABSTRACT/EXTkACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE STRUCTURE WAS STUDIED FOR
FEIPT ALLOYS WITH A HIGH COERCIVE FORCE. THE EFFECT IWAS STUDIEO G~z
PLASTIC DEFGkMATION AND TEMPERING ON THE COERCIVE FORCE. IN A 11-1.
ALLOYt ThE MAX. COERCIVE FORCE OCCURRED IN THE SINGLE PHASE ORDERED
SrATE. THE SIZE OF THE TETAAGONAL PHASE CRYSTALLLTES (FOR A MAGNETI'g
CRYSTALLLGRAPHIC, ANISOTROPY CONST. OF THE ORDER OF 10 PRIME7 ERGS-C3
PRIME3) IS THE MAIN FACTOR DETG. THE VALUE OF THE COERCIVE FORCE.
FACILITY., INST. FIZ. METAL*r SVEROLCVSK* U~SR.
UNCLASSIFIED

Ussi 66q.i:54,8.:0-53B
SHUR, YA. S., ZAY.KOVA, V. A. ani MM, YE. B., Institute of Vetal Physics,
101, ~C~Sciences USSR
"Doiriain Structure in Single Crystals of Silicon Iron in it Variable 'r~agnetic Field"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i 'Metallovedeniye, Vol 29, No 4, Apr 70, r1) 770-76
Abstract: A study was made to investigate the behavior of the a0main crtructure in
a variable maGnetic field in relation to the induction azq)litude. Saz.-,n1e5 were
icon iron Si) measuring 50 x 5 x 0-3 M Whose 13=f~-ces were close
strips of sil
to the (011) crystal plane. Silicon iron war, used because there is a nore eoz,
plete chanr- in the dozain struc-utwe in quasistatic field-7s, whic~i Gignificantlf
sinplified the study. The surfaces of the saraples were Pr-cimnically polished and
vacuum annealed at 1100 C for two hours.
Observations of the single crystals showed that do~Tzin stnicture beha:.rior in
variable fields depends an -the -migaltude of irz4netic inductlon At E~,~
50 RZ, six dozains were observed. The width of the dozmiim rer..-Lined fairly con-
stant 'anti! a Btax Of 11,500 Htz -was induced. At, 1~-- 800 Zz the nur2ber of
domains increased to eight, and at. 15,000 there were nine domaims. The new domains
formed along the edge of the surfaces, parallel to t1he (103] ax.Ls. Upon approach-
1~g the saturation point the domain structure again charu;e-l, so that at B,
1/2
f, ~tg
1111 M111. ~11110 11 MIFFMI-1

USSR
SHUR, Y.A. S., et al., Fizika Metallov i ivetallovedeniye, Vol. 29, 1 APX- 70,
-io 4,
770-770'
17,000 Hz only three domains vere noted.
According to the authors, magnetic (poLarity) reversta in a dynamic mode
Crom r
differs substantially 1 nagnetic reversal in the quasi-static mode and, in.
relation to the magnitude of B.,,, can proceed by three r"ethods. At sxall values
of one observes a fluctuation of 1800 domain boundaries noar their equili-
brium position (Method I). At higher values of Bmax-9 along with the boundary
fluctuations, the number of domains increases (Mathod 11).# At the saturation
ing of domain bowidaries from the side sin-faces to the center
point there is a shilt
(Mathod III).
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USSR uDc 669-76:538-2121
YER14AKOV, A. Ye., IVANOV, 0. A., and,, institute of Physics of
Metals,, Ural National Center of the ACRAMYNAIP'Scienc-68 USSR, and Ural State
University imeni A. M. Gor1kiy
"Rotational Hysteresis in Single Crystal Nickel Powders"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye., Vol 33, No 6, Jun 72, pp 1182
1187
Abstract: A study was made of the temperature dependence of rotational
hysteresis in sir-.-le-crystal nickel powders with 220-3ROOR particle diaeters.
The magnetic properties of nickel powders were found to be related to the effec-
tive constant of ma6netic anisotropy produced by magnetic interaction of par-
ticles. The remagnetization mechanism of nickel.powders for 300 and 450 OK
remains constant, bu~ the magnetic anisotropy constant for these tem-peratumag
respectively the type of remagnetiza-
takes values of 5-10 erg/cm3 and zero, r. 5
tion in nickel powders with particle sizes of d -/- 1100 X can'be qualit~--tively
.proxirmation of the "twisting" and the diain m els of pheres.
explained by ap ad s
In powders with d > 110j) F particle sizes) the character of -remagnet ization is
more complex. The exchange anisotropy, dependent oa the presence of MO, vas
found to have no effect on mRgneti-- properties. Five figures, fourteen
bibliographic references.
24

tqh0043313-
UR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section II Electrical, Derwent,
F24 3054 TRANSE2.FtffR SUI!,VATIEN Limits artificial sho:t
ciftuit' currents. In a~s.irjplified schene no
circuit breiiker is employed on4he high voltag-a side
and protection in case of tr,ansformer damage Ir,
achieved by a shorting &,witch the operation of -.7hich
causes the feeding substation to switch off. rhe
magnitude of short circuit curient'is limited by using
a reactor in the circuit of thp-~hortirig switch. 1~
is shown that one such arrangement is suificie(jt for
a substation irrespective of thp number of traits f ormtr:s.
20.6-67 as 1167076/24-7. YU.B.StU tit 16/
5~5.69. Class 210. 1nt-fF9M'2j,

-AA0043313

USSR
SHURA-BURA, M. R.
"Materials of the International Discussion on "Programmting in the 1970's"
-2. Tr. 2-y Vses. Konf. po Programmix., 1970, Dokl. in. Uchastnikov
KP J.
V
IVKP-2 Works of Second All-Union Conference on Progrwiming, 1970, Reports
of Foreign Participants -- Collection of Works], Novosibirsk, 1971, pp 78-
127, CTranslated from Referativnyy Z-hurnal, KibernetiRa, No 2, 1972, Ab-
stract, No 2 V659 by V. Mikheyev).
Translation: The materials contain the following articles: M. R. Shura-
Bura (USSR), Prospects for Utilization of Hachine-Orlented Algorithmic
Language for Utilization of Many.Problem-Oriented Algorithmic Languages in
Programming; A. P. Yershov (USSR), Ilie Compatability of Software; F. 1,.
Bauer, Programming in the 1970's; S. S. Lavrov, Unive'rsal Expandable Lan-
guage as a Bases for Creation of Specialized Prograrm-ming Systens; L. Bolier,
(France), Teaching of Prograrmaing in Secondary Schools; J. Koch (USA), Pos-
sible Influence of Progress in Machine Technology on Programming; John Mac-
Carthy (USA), Advertising the Mathematical Theory of Commnutation; 11. TIthiel
(CDR), The Use of Methods of Mathematical Logic in Programming; L. Nolan
(France), Is Programing a Science. Comments on the presentations and answers
to questions are also included,

Ileut Treetment
USSR UDo 621 - 791 - 65 C- .3 620 .393 -1
L 11
YIMCM- lim" -~nu F. S C_;~ 1-1 M; -1 KO, L., AZAFGV., G. j.,
~G. and
S. A.
Effect o
f Heat Treat=enl- or, the Stx7icture -and Corrosion Resistance of the
Metal In the Heat-Aff-Icte"d Zone of icints of ~T_lCE_IICT Stecj"
Kiev, Avto ticheskaya Svurka, !~To 6, Jun 71, im a-11
Abstract: 4- udies were e on joints 0? 22;ChlC-l'-V"
u in
-1
Vith EL wall! by ari~on-arc -wel'~-*_:-.~. ter a
poztion. ol- tL---, Jol'nts 700CC' f'c_- 2,110, IC-"), 100'~
the v'or -,a
knife of ~~:;Js -_'.used by
p
alon- the g_af~i
10-100 hour- l'-f"
the. appcaraF_-z,~2
Tr C~~.,
carbon, I_nirr-
'bonded in carbide- 0-~' 4-.;
allstenite
'e

77
741
YURMOIUM, Y-LT. F.; et-al, Kiev, Avtomatichcclhaya Svarl:-%, "No Jun 71, 2-11
corrosion. This hr-- br-~-n associated %,-.th a:change in the tj-e of ')f
titanium in tii-:--, -distrib ti---)n sr-I rem-)
ell 4-;Ie
stresses, eli-aamation of concentr.,.%.tici, of
austenite in gra-in and, in -"heir I~Dund;?ries. Tncrearsin,~ cuen----'-irll~
temDerature leadr, to '=-.~~=ni-'-~,atlon of all zones of th-:~
-it s corrosion; Feheati 0
Joint and ureve- 11 f r inl~ c-~bcve
increases the ra-tc: o~- corro.-Acn. 7 figurcs, 2 bfb!'Iograr~hic~-! refe::'-'enc~~
P/ to

USSR
ZEMLYANSKIY, A., SHURAKOV, V.
,"Automatic Distribution of Memory in Data Processing Systems"
Elektronno-Vychisl. Tekhn. i Programmir. [Electronic COBIPLIt-Cl' Equipment and
Programming -- Collection of Works), No 5, II-loscow, St;'Ltistika Press, 1972,
pp 36-42 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 4, 1973,
Abstract No 4V643, by the authors).
Translation: The version of automatic distribution of menio,i,y sugges-ted is
recommended for information processing systems using the Minsk-23 computer.

USSR UDC:681.3-06:51
SHUMOV, V.
"Software for the ~bdern Computer"
Tr. Mosk. ekon. stat. in-ta (Transactions of the Moscow Economics Statistics
Institute) Part 1, 1973, pp 3-21 (from RZ!-.--Avtomatika,-telemekhanika i
vychislitellnaya tekhnika, No 12, 1973, Absitract No 12B135)
Translation: Given is a classification of the forms of software for the
electronic computer. The characteristic for the three fundamental groups of
software elements -- tested programs, programming systems and data preparation,
and the operational system -- is shown. The peculiarities of machine, pro-
cedural, problem, and auxiliary systems of programming -.qre considered, and a
classification is made of the operational syBtem (by thlij method of using the
computer, the group of languages, and the presence and possibilities of
broadening a single internal language).
Functions of individual components of the operational s%ystem are presented.
A classification and a brief description of special software (packets for
broadening the possibilities of the operational system and packets of applied
Programs) are presented. Four illiistrations, bibliography of three.
28

TP.M uDc 6 ~i
:~.oA. h24: 591-18+591 -881
a10U,_Zb__E., BURMISTROV;P Yu. m., rvoMIKOVA., Z. P., EL-ICUV~., G. A.,
rns-vitute of Hir Tervous Actf ity and Neurophysioloa of the USSR Acadenly
~,her N
of Sciences, MDscow
"Circulation of Nerve Impulses in the Cerebral Cortex"
Ibscow, Uspekhi Fiziologicheskikh Naulk, Vol 41, No 2, 1973, PP 42-54
Abstract: 'The basic laws characteristic of multiple pulse discharges arising,
as a result of the eircula",ion of excitation in the sy;-Aei:1 of so-called
lateral giant axons of the"river crayfish which is a closed cha-in of a linut-ad
number (4-1p) of neurons. In the effort to extend these laws to the neuron
activity of the brain of a rabbit it turned out that 1) there are still no
reliable cLata either for or afainst the propw3ition of the participation of
reverberation processes in the f;enesis of the bacl%round activity of the cor-
tical ncuronB; 2) Vie cointrilbution of these procespes to, the rjrj~:aaization of
the neuroa reoponoe to direct electrical atimilation iindev LhQ eonditions of
the Intact corte_- haz very low probability; I) on the contrary, the proposition
is rinde of the presence of the e7citation circulation prceesaes in the ortrani-
zation of the reaction to an analogous stirmi-lation in a neuronal-ly isolated
strip of the cortex. The conclusion vith respect to the rossibility of circula-
t~on of an excitation in an isolated strip is based entin~%ly on recording the
1/2

SHURANOVA., Zh- P., et al., U3Dekhi Fiziologicheskikh Nauk., Vol No 2, 3-973,
PP 42-54
activity of individual neurons. It was shown that this rrechanism probably
begins during the recovery period after the irfaibition interral. There is no
absolute proof that the post-inhibition activation in the strip takes place
by the reverberation mechanism] but the sioilarity of the group discharges of
the neurons of the strip to the well investigated activity of the reverberation
nature mak-es the proposition probable. An additional stinilation administered
against the background of trace discharge,of a neuron :L'anediately sto-pped the
pulsation. Three possibie interpretations of this fact are :presented.
2/2

USSR IIDIC;
V T 'I
GC!)_I_.l-'_,IViUM Detector"
Mos caa 10
x(I 6, 1971, pp
AbS t r.,; ct: T11-a c f7z:cLon~t dct=~dnizq, t h C'. r
~M~ )-'esalutioll of 'I;CTAc0I!,i
detec-Lors. ~rc f-:",
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circul; ~C~;Inonc L
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of fren- ca,
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p- 1)"11.1"Itip (:~;,j 011 5
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from
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ene rt,,, o if c t ('I I \'j).1 to". ilik, "'I'lLh. of Chp c c, i T. c j d 0
curve 7 t I I C, I v c, of, Jts height I.;!S J~.5 r,
an, -4!1
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of 0.93 ul:~ unergy rang(lo

-SSINV ()NOV70
__112 0 16 UNCLASSI FIED PROC.1z G OATE--2
-REAF-TIGN OF SODIUM AND POTASSIUM NITRITES, NMATES:MULYBDATES, AND
T-UNGSTATES IN MELTS AND IN THE SOLID STAiTIE ~U-
_AluYHGR-(02)-SHURL)UPQV, G.K., KHOKONOVAI TI N'.
ccu-tTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURC E- Z H. NEC-G. KH I V, .L7 0 1'57(-3') 843_5
..'.DATE TUBLISHEU ------- 70
UdJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
.:TGPIC TAGS--EUTECTIC, CHEMICAL REACTION, $ODIU14 COMPOUND, NITRATE,
-LYc3GATEv FU5ED SALTo POTASSIU14 COMPOUND# PHASE
M
G
ZIAGRAM
~CGNIRQL MAR-KING-NO RESTRICTIONS
,~.DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~'_RAOXY REEL/FR.AME--3C0I/0368 STEP NO--UR/0078/IGI/015/003/0843ifOB45
~C IRC. ACCESSICN NC--AP01261Z3
LIN` L kS 5 1

,2/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-20NOV70
-.GIRC~ACCESSIGN 110--AP0126123
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--[U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. PHASE GIACRAIRS OF B I N -~RY ISYSTEMS
I
14NO SU83 M SUI12 MOO SUb4 (M EQUALS NAP K) , MNG SIA1.2 M Sl.lb2 i0 SUB4, MNL
NO SU63 M SUBZ W3 :UB4 -1Z P,
SU83 M SUB2 MOO SU649 AND Mil' 1~ E -SL JEO AT
15-25 FICLE PERCENT r-lGLY6CATE [OR TOINIGSTATE) AN-9
N T OMPON NTS OF THE
SIGNII-ICA, DECCMPN. ANU VULATELITY OF. THE LOW tir- c- E
SY.STEM ARE OBSO. ALL OF THE SYSTEMS F'ORM EOTECTICIS AT; LOW (SMALLFR THAN
:10, HOLE PL.RGENT) CLINC.N-5. OF MNO SUB2 OR MING SIJ830 FAC I L ITY:
KABARDING-BALKAR. GOS. U,`41V.,.NALCHlKjl USSR.
Wit LA S S I F I Z 0

-.USS11-
S.HURENKOV, V. M.
"Representation of Arbitrary Random Sequence By Mirkov C'hainll
Teoriya Verovatnestey j Mat. Statist. Me-zhved. Nauch. Sb, ITheory of P-robal)-ili-
ties and Mathematical Statistics. Indepartiiiental Scienlific Collection], 1970,
No 3, pp 232-239, (Translated from Referativnir), Zhurn.0. K-iberm-Lika, No. S,
19,71, Abstract No. 5V53 by the author).
Translation: Proof is presented for a theorem of the possibility of construc-
tion for in a sequence of random quantities (~n, n > 1) a sequence of rando-.1
quantities (n , n > 1) , forming a Markov chain, such tbat random qualitity
n
11 is melsurable relative to the a algebra generated b~,~)-andom qmintitie!;
n
1 2) ... n'

USSR
uDc 621,039-524.034.3,621,039.526
IMAHM, A. K. TIESTERINKO, V. B. , KOLMIATI, L. I., BUB:'IIOV, V. P., IVIN, A. YA.,
SIIIZOVI V. P., SHURFR j
"E~cperlmental Power Plant vith a Gas Cooled Fast-Ifeutroa Reactor and a Dissoci-
ating Heat Transfer Agent (BRG-20)"
Dissotsiirwushch. raz,,r kak tenlonositelii rab-.-t-cl a0IA9-r-E---P,2tanovok - V sb.
FD17S~O-C-Iazin.-, Gases as Heat Transfer AgurtLs and the 'dor,xing of Power
Plants - Collection of Works), Uinsk, Nauka i Tekhn. Press, 11070, PP 142-47
(from RZIi-Elektrotekbnika. i Energetik , No 5, May 1971, Abstract No 5U107)
Translation: The possibility of creating an experimental industrial atromic
pawer plant -vyith a gas-ccoled fast neutron reactor and a dissociating heat
exch=nge agent is investigated. The parameters of the device and the required
volume of experi-mental research are discussed. There are two illustrations and
'a four-entry bibliography..

1/2 019 'UNCLASSIFtO :PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
TITLE--PHASE DIAGRAMS OF LITHIUM SODIUMt POTASSIUM, RUBIDIUMv CESIU14,
llNtllrBROMIDE SYSI'EMS -U-
AUTHOR-102)-BELYEYEV, I.N., SHURG11NOVt YE.At
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-5.
__:SOURCE--ZH. NEORG. KHIM. 19707 1513)t 883
'~,._OA.TE PUBLISHEO ------- 70
~SURJECT ARPAS--CHEM 13 TRY
TOPIC. TAGS---PFlASF DIAG~0M, LITHIUM C0,14POUNDl RUB101k)"', COMPOUND9 CESiUM
COMPOUND, S00fUl-1 CWAVOUNOr. PUTASSIUM GUMPOUNDe Tlill COMPOUND, BROMIDE,
THERMOGRAPHIC ANALYSISs EUTECT-IC
CCNTROL IMARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
D CC UM Ez N T. C L A S S - - UN C L A S S I F I E 1)
:.'-.PROXY. Rrl-El-/FRAME--3001/0449
GIRC
ACCESSION NO--APO,126201
UNCLASSIFIED
STEP NO--UiZ/00713/7~0/015/003/0883/0885

-0 101 11
4 ''Illtlw
77.
2/2 019
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0126201 UNCLASSI F* ': IEO PROCESS&MG DATE-27-NOV70
:-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT.. PHASE UlArot',AAS 13t: klBRrSNBR SUB2 (M
EQUALS K, R3, AND CS) ARE CONSTRUCTED USING VISW~L POLYTHERMIC Afu)
N D
THERMOGRAPH[C METHODS. EACH SYSTEM HAS 2 EUTECTUCS, 'aNE DYSTECTIC, All
0,NE TRANSITION POINT, COMM. OF SOLID PHASES OF THE SYSTEAS IF
TABULATED.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
SHLYRIN, A. K., Poroshkovaya Irfetallurgiya, N'O 1, Jan 73, pp,
stable equilibrium between metal A and phase BmC. Group IV was chaiacterized
bv limited mutual solibility of the components and phases of the system and
by the formation of ternary compounds in most cases and, mainly, by the
-absence of equilibrium between metal A and any of the phases in the B-C
System.
Ile conditions for choosing ternary compounds were det-2rmined for the case
where the chemical interaction between the base nwtal and interstitial phase
is,minimum for the solid state at high temperatures. 2 figures.
0 Cie
L
-I TWO --CS
of ~jeta 'Jute
C
Terna Tlals
tquilibrla In Osite~ late 1P? 5()-53
lip'nase. b IVY Ci co-mip 01, ja~ft 13s -0 "~Iiicll "1'3taaCjA
- 11 JOC
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trac .11terst-l- ala , a A_ato
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USSR UDC 669.26 -293,297-OL7.13
N
SVECHNIKOV, V. N., S IN AL. K.~ and ALFINTSEVA, R. A., Institute
U 0~
C;C
of Metal Physcis, Aecad'~emvyo ciences Ukr SSa
"Investigation of Phase Equilibria in Alloys cif the Molybdenum-
p
Niobium-Hafnium System"
Kiev, Metallofizika, No 32, 1970, pp 25-27
Translation: The phase composition of molybdenum-niobium-hafnium
alloys was studied by methods of metallographic, x-ray structural,
and durometric analysis. Xsothermal sections of a triple phase
diagram at; temperatures of 18000 and 15000 C vere coristructed.
The.composition's effect on the hardness and parameter of the
crystal lattice of a solid solutioti.with a body-centered
cubic lattice was determined.
A3

-1/2 028 UNCLASSIFr'Eb P'ROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
,j~L%E--SOLUSILITY OF OXYGEN !N NIOBIUM AND ZIRCONIOM ALLOYS -U-
A.K., LOKTIONOVI V. A.-
.~'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~'SOURCE-IZV. AKAD. NAUK 1970, (1), 231-3
SSSRt METAL.
~~:.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
JOPTC TAGS--SOLUBILITYr OXYGENt NIOBIUM ALLOYP ZIRCONIUM ALLOY, HARDNESS,
CRYSTAL STRUCTURE
,~..-,C~ONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
UDOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REELIFRAME--1980/1276 STEP NO--UR/0370/70/0001001/0231/0233
I.,CIRC ACCESSION ND-AP0049~38
UNCLASSIF [E0
A lion

2/2 028 UNCLASSI FlEd PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0049438
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ALLOYS WERE ANNEALED IN Ng
CONTAINERS IN A VACUUM FURNACE AT 1600DEGREES FOR 1.00 HR AND THEN AT
10DODEGREES FOR 100 HR. THE 0 CONTENT IN THE SAMPLES VARIED FROM 0.025
TO 20 ATOM PERCENT. THE 14 CONTENT WAS LESS THAN 0+003 WT. PERCENT, THE
'H,'CONTENT WAS 10-15CM PRIME3-100 Gr AND THE ZR CONTENT VARIED FROM 0.4
TO 33 ATOM PERCENT. THE SOLY. OF 0 IN PURE NB ATTAINS 5 ATOM PERCENT AT
1000DEGREES. AFTER SMALL ZR ADDNS* THE SOLY. DROPS SHARPLY. WITH 0.4
ATOM PERCENT ZR, THE 0 SOLY. IS LESS THAN 0.025 Atb?4 PERCENT AND THIS
VALUE DOES NOT CHANGE WITH INCREASE IN ZR CONTENT TO 5.7 ATOM PERCENT.
'AT 1600DEGREES9 THE SOLY. OF.0 IN NB IS:SOMEWHAT HIGHER BUT THE EFFECT
-OF-THE ZR ADDN. IS THE SAME. THE ZRO SUB2 CRYSTALS, ARE GRAY BLUE AND ARE
-FOUND WITHIN THE GRAINS AND AT THE GRAIN BOUNDARIES. IN ALLOYS WITH A
COMPN. IN THE 2 PHASE REGION IN THE NB:RICH PORTION OF THE NB ZRO SUB2
THE CHANGE IN THE SOLY. OF 0 IN
-SYSTEMt A EUTECTIC STRUCTURE.IS 0851).
T4E ALLOYS STUDIED MAKES IT. POSSIBLE TO EXPLAIN THE CHANGE IN HARDNESS
OF NS WHEN, IT IS DEOXIDIZEDwWITH ZR*
uric L I- C 511f, 1 E D -

USSR
UDC: 1% 6'2-546.8
lastitute of Incrganic Chemistry, Si-
M.UISKIY, D. S
berian Department. of e a W of Sciences of the U-91.
"A Check Valve for up to 20 kbar".
'91
Mfosevr, Prib-cry i Tekhrtika Ek!;i~=imepta, No 2, Max-/Apr
Abstract: The article describes a clieck vpIve for un, to 20 Ibar with
contact surfaces. The valve is diagrar~med in the The vfIlve body
2 is made of hardened JqiVG stecU Euid has a shut-off orifice of 3.5 n-.i.
7ne orifice is closed by cap 7 prestressed vith low fOrce by platc- sprizig
5 and centered in sleeve )t which is, held in the vEi2ve tody by rcreia, The
valve body is held in the high-pressure Oiannol by nul-, 3. ~:--.nd. sei~-Ied by
berylliLun brorize end. te-flon .-ingli 3. Dents mid scratches on thc uorking
eonprimd~ Test.,
surface- rjf the Yalve cap crin bc- u6r!~(.!d nut vith app-I ii
with glycerin Emd 111,~3-5 liquid relia-ble
One.figuzre, bibliography of two 'titles.

W.
PROCESS ING
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THOR- I i-PANYA' F, PG_S PEL(JVh YE.P., Y,-,RLYMJVAj YE I
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5HUKKALi[,,,., r,KH.,
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,:,-:DA rE -PU3L
ANJ AIEDICAL SCIENCES
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MUA~COLAk t GHT ItLj()'O -1A, 61-WiLl CHEMISTRY,,
PRUTE11%, t I hR' I N 0 G EN CALC 10M COMROUN0, 3LOOP, VOLUME MYOCARDIUM, LhZYME
-ACT I v I Ty
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A I Ai'-* TF)( 1 -l'.T - -u 6 p - C -
PRE F~j. (A C-LXTKAN, 'V-14if 'i,T. 01)) 6S Af 10,
AND 30 SLIGHT AiNO AT 50.iv, G-K(i
T HE LICNCN. tlF TOTAL 1K 0 f L f ; .1 S17WRING(JEN, MID CA PRI;',k~2 11CSITIVE 1-N
PLA-S;iA; A I I' A.N S f E N T50 P,-:~ c E P4 rI N'r, R E~ A S EIN THE VUL. OF UkCULATING 3LJ(jD
WAS ALSO- C'-SO. ..AT 5C A 50PFRCE~J: f"ECREASE IN THE, L X I (D) k r It V E
N-IC-SPHUr"iRY L A T I C-N OF INYC;(~ AR' G I AL. T IS SU E ANO j) 15 TUR3 ANG t: S i-,F htF ELEC r~CILYTE
~6ALANCE FAC I L I TY: JNST. SLRL)E(fl.NO-SLSU,)lSTO[ KHIR.
11" EVIDENT.

1/2 017 UNCL-ASSIFIED~ PROCESS4NG DATE--230CT70
..-TITLE--INFRARED SPECTROSCOPIC STUDY OF NITRATES OF SOME METALS IN ACETONE
WATER SOLUTIONS -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-SHEVCHENKO, L.L., SHURKHAL, T. M.
-'~..,tOUNTIPY OF INFO--USSR
:,_S0URCE--UKR. KHIM. ZH. 1970, 36(2), 199-203
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AR E A S--C HE M 1 S-TRY
TAGS--IR SPECTROSCOPYr NITRATEt ACETONE
,:C,ONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
:~DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.,PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1921 STEP Ni)--UR/0073/70/036/002/0199/0203
~_CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0113,883
UNC I-ASS I F lEQ

SSING DATE--230CT70
2 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCI:
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118883
AqSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTPACT. THE Nl SUB3 A3S(J;ZPT[t)N AT 1390 CM
PRIME NEGATIVE 1 IS ATTRIBUTED TO THE SUBCAMMA3 IEPA[ME) V113RATION OF
THE D SU83H SYSTEM. THIS IS CHARACTERISTIC OF A FREE STANDING NO SUB3
PRI14E NEGATIVE ION AND DECREASES IN INTENSI TY AS TH6 !A10 SOB3 PRIME
,.~NEGATIVE IS MORE FIRMLY COORDINATED TO A CATION INTO A SYSTEM OF C SU32V
SYMMETRY. ALTHOUGH kt4HYD. CO (NO SUE33) SUB2 AND CD111-40 SU83) SU82 SEEM
TO POSSESS-0 SUB3 PRIME NEGATIVE OF D SUB3H SYMm;ETR'(, THEIR AQ. SOLNS.
SHOW P1166-RESSIVE SHIFTS TOWARD f-fC SU62V SYMMETRY AS MF SUB2 CO IS ADDED.
:TH(NO SUB3) SU84.4H SIJ82 0 AS ~-,,SOLID HAS NO SUB3 PRIME NEGATIVE IONS OF
C SUB2V SYM14FT", flUT IN SOLN.~,SGAE OF T14E D SU82H rvPE ARE PRESENT.
JHESE DECREASE IN NO-"S ME SUB'12CO IS ADDED. AT. THE SAME ME SUB2co
CONCN. THE ORDER OF DECREASING C\SU62V SYMMETRY IS TH, GO, CO, IN, ME
S-UB2CO SOLNS. CONTG. CO(Np SWI-12 -SUB2 AND tD(NO SU33)' SUB-~ THE CARGONYL
STRETCH OF ME SUB2 CO I S"Y~,J-S PLACED FROM IT09 TO 16741-1 C14 PRIME
NEGATIVEI. FACILITY.' KIEV. GOS. UNIV* IM. SHEYCHEN110, KIEVP USSR

VSY,;IIC-I'IIYSl0LWlCAL TESTTSG i,Mv TRAINING
[Artlcl~ Ly V. S", rl---, I-Thc Scvcuth Chu~k-~ut: Ail cn t',~
I--- --*;I. I
U---, "41 L" ;TZ-, ';
17 :)~ccmbar 19?2. p 41
"Aft,~r cwinty aecorda ar. clectri~ shock will hity~;...
the sQirchlight Jr bItnding..."
"Lamps of different colors will. light up tin the dtsp4y
and y~~ =UbL react to each e, ;;Nt~.
"Ill th-i njeWe of the tix=, lil;ht leadez La.
switched on-"
"The experimenter will obrc~rvc your mtmickii%& And
coordiluition of morion. The instruments vill fix
the rapidity of reaction And the quantity of errors.
lit aluist. kt~ow about all th4s in ar.',zr tia prr-.ent any
unexpected eventa.
Ist drwn comfortilbly In a chair, f3aten oil my ler-~ am a ~lt-
with clectzodes, n-A-ch on the motor -ind watch to r4,o what hAn:.-r-.
trAiner resembles the cabin of a cortrat aircraft, (Vom V%Wi or,ly ZI!,
Atr~.Aent pallels have becii removed. A 110rFle white boArd 1~ cl~ar;y
abrad, through the croili-wires of the el~ctrrmLc A
title ith acute and blunt ongles is instr4bed on Jr. I.Jkc r, ~1~,
'&Iy 01'angLng the ~)ositiun of tho croining device In ~~aco liv rrr~:)i, ,i
pedals aud control levera. it is necessary to repeat
be-JS Of LIqS fat curve and, when reachinz th~ 14st poinc,
ver it, Only 58 seconds are a,,signcd fct' the
you rise nnd descend, turning the Maining deViC4 to the right o~ :ie'.."
simultaneously switching off suddonly Mashing lamps, ;' -
c ommind, an It lie experimenters inv e,' t I itat e your cmirc"Iria t j 1
j-4 emotImInI FitAbIlIty, LIIL- floxibillty of yuur fiemm" N'li.141"i -1
your rea~tlo im, and the productivity uf yotir rcnt~%I tirtIvIty,

t rvi,;,, we have bvun!"
:,,,I! -!i, wirro I I ~V' C ..:,, A I'l, L'-'. --i
j;7'~Zrr 1:'
wircs of -lie W- ;' 6.. i't,-1:U"' an. tne
.1irSL 4ccondt, of i1o.
device v_"'. to 1".7':
th,- htjlli~~r iinrviw~ acl ivity .1:1d LE'n 1
mom)L---- of ~t, will try to UrIL(, WiCh tit, $::L-d I n :1 z , - ~ .
orle "7'd tile '~lrv lettern "o" a;),! "-I" an~! !;~ .' '. i:,-. C' L
trltd to whitiivr tile arrovs ~_~ 5i -1i
r,i 2.,bcr dOZ,-nS f 111:01 m,,1):PtC-~`1Y 3";'.4arA z::;
And .1H thin, .1r1cV -rr"t 1111:~~":-".
e
.JrJbt'r' K.11 1_ W
l1 on it ru' JLl n,; 6L- imd on
!46ii-, P-1-1- ha-:: bcor.11
'17-r Ua -;,7 -
Roz-czrch !"b(trAzory of thr in"Li tete ia,cn- ?.F. Lzvg',lfr
will be serious. Ilut now cvaryone dra~.rA - b-me i Flior 'ir
nAut rzandatOrIly pASSeS Chrouelt a p.%y~ho'cZ;tcal
;g nvl. t1kc fz~21t_uri, but a r-v~r, tt-,-~ Let en C~nzzzr
pbychological rantures 0: a p~r~~Ei are extra
aiid lie can adapt to zh_- ovc-twhQlaiing )_~ profcx~~anv, rz, ';.,
,:..n control n Akiporsonic artchine. It --u ;~-.PciFoly t~-
blCM Of th3 iiRCtrtalrUlleTlL of Lbe pr-,c'rc criccrzZa Oo,:~Ordin~. L~ ~1__!!
e6timate of the. personality and its p4y~hological faiture. miy be zz:e-
pllahe4l that is bcc=irZ c.;pccially azure.
But in wlt.)L, espcei,111y, lies 014 ~rtL-.iCy Of thia priblcz", -_ ,Zt
Dr.hait+-.arov and we did tome calculationz. Dt;ring World War 111 ;.~Zc ~r,~
USiV-' SPLCial ttl6tli tQ deterninv tile Cdpa~~ilities an?. 4ncli~a'.-_z~-., ~~ ,
por.on, saved 4 billion JoLlars in tht tr:-'ni.-tZ; of pilots foc (A~r
Porci-.) alone. The7 raved this rum bocalt~,~e Qu.L at liut*.4reda ol
thoy oelvcted t1m dozens of the most cz-_;ble, mwaver, At tl~,~ zZ
19501a, w1mr. jet aircrart dinplooed ;r,;,l-dr1vtn aLrdrzft, u-zs,.z-.n rat-_:
erm noted with surprise that in spite c." thoroogh seloction t!-, 1.
Of Prt!diet!Cn Of SUCCCSG rharPlY deCC-?M~-Od. 7'-W
dev,lapod had N~come vb,,ulitze at s,,ne 1j;,e. =-cansive
tc.~tn Led to a unique c~etuttt:Lftlc crisis, --ii-ch '~~l to
catarlLrOphv.m.
and And 5oalctitnis the r~"~cred j dis_;tc-- -z z--
caune they could ilot prevent it, but bi:vw"iie V~'Xy did not ~-ttcc~tc.!
so. Their qualities. as evaluated acczrdLn; to tl~c old
not correspond to the requirmuctILS which tn,~ ~~Lc aircraft
And here we have arrived at the rioxt i=portarn-, and
It turns out that flight safety and tha psychological fvatum.% oi the
bontility are closely connected. ll4hacZarov learned thL6 'Otig z~z.
almo understood that the most litiportan- probla= of tile art,-, In.
velmr.r.ion by m-ans of t9mto alone cannot he solved. Sever'A" y~Lr'.

112 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-27NOV70
TITLE--APPLICATION OF THE X RAY SMALL A14GLE SCATTERING IIETHOD TO ME
~w STRUCTURE STUDY OF MONOMINERAL BINDINGAMATERIALS _rj_
AUTHOR-03)-SHUROV, A.F*t SOROCHKIN, M.A.t PLAVNIKI 4;. M.
COUNTRY OF INFO~-USSR
.,,-.SOURCE--KOLLOIDNYY ZHURNALt 19701 VOL 321 NR 3, PP 454-457
DATE PUBLISHED--
0
S. U 8 J EC TAREAS--MATERIALSt EARTH SCIENCES ANO OCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--X RAY STUDYt GYPSUMs PARTICLE 5 1 Z EBONDING MATERIAL
~CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY RFFL/F*RAl4f.--,M)0/2Iet0 STEP ~10--Ult/0069/'fi)~032/i)o3/Cj/#54!i~/457
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0125723
FIE-0 -- -----

212 026 UNCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE--27N0V7G
ACCESSION NO--AP0125723
~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TH EDEPENDENCE OF THE X RAY SiMIALL
ANGLE SCATTERING (SAS) ON THE WATER-GYPSUM RATIO IN HARUENED GYPSUM HAS
BEEN STUDIED AS WELL AS THE C14ANGE OF SAS DURING HARDENING# THE
OBSERVED SAS PATTERNS ARE DETERMINED BY T14E TRUE SkALLIANGLE SCATTERN
NG
RATHER THAN BY DIFFRACTION REFLECTION. THE VARIATION OF SAS IINTENSITY
DURING HARDENING IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE.CHANGED PAiuiCLE SIZE IN THE
HARDENING PASTE. FACILITY: INZ11ENERNO-STRD [TEL NYY INSTITUT,
GROtKIY. FACILITY: INSTITUT FIZICHESKOY Killimf[ AN ';SSRt MOSCOW.

USSR UDC 539.3
SHUROVI~A- M.
"GraphIcal Method for Calculating Radial Displacements of Cylindrical
Surfaces Loaded By a Variable Pressure Along the Length"
Sb. nauch. tr. Kiyev. in-t .-nzh. grazhd. avlatsii (ColltE!ctic-.1 of Scientif;'c
Works. Kiev Inst4tute of Civil Aviation Engineers , 197,1, No. 3, pp 38-42
(from RZh-Mekbanika, No 8, Aug 72, Abstract No 8V14)
Trans lat -4. cn: A graphical method is proposed fox, calcalating radial di-s-
placements of cylindrical sirfaces loaded with a variablp pres,:ure along
the 'Length. The graphical method is based on the Lame equation for dis-
placementf; and previous results from which it follo,,.,s (1) the effect
of a disc ont inui ty in the pressure curve extends identical distances in
bot' direction,--.; (2) b 0
-the -,adial d1splacement at t e p int of the discon-
tinultv ill the ljrrf~!,,illro curve Is SO of an m1culate'd I)!I
~the.Lame equaticii. Three types of pressure. change.,t: ar(~ dlscu!~svd: fol-
lowing a sl_xaight-line law and following.cavvex and corcave clXr7er.. A
solution is given for the inner and outer'surfaces of the cylinder.
~I. M. Rabkina.

USSR uDc; 621.396.6:621-318
MASLOV, YU. N. SHM10V 14. 1.
On Calculating a Nonhomogeneous Section of a Magnetic Circuit"
-t (Collected Scibntif~c Works of
Sb. nauchn. tr. Vladimir politekhn. in
Vladimir Polytecbmical institute), 197E, vvP -10, --OP 51-59 (-;'-om RZh-
-Radiotekhnika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract No 111369)
Translation: The authors consid~er a section of magnetic circuit which
contains a gap in the form of a hole made,for a pin.. I", is sliown that
such- nanhomogeneities lead to errors in cW,.culution, ant, a refined formula
is~given for the reluctance in the case of cubic approxir-latic-n of the -'Ia.--
netization characteri8tic. One illustration, bibliop.,al1hy of riirvan titlevs.
ReBUML
6& 1W
W WS!

7-
UDC
USSR 621-372.413
PULAYEV, V. P. , SHUROVA, I. G. , PANKOV L. N.
"on the Problem of Reducing Emission Losses From Circular Openings in
Coaxial Resonators"
-b. nauchn. tr. Vladimir. nolitekhn. in-t (Collected Scientific Works of
Vladimir Folytechnical Institute), 1970, vyp- 9, pp 74-77 (from RZh-Radic-
o 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6B162Y~
Lkhnika, 11
Translation: A solution is found for the problem of minimizing the level
ol, erdssion losses from circular openings in coaxial resonators. Three
4-ables, bibliography of three titles. Resume'.

Plantfttholbgy
a 04.001-35
USSR
SHUROVEITKOV Docent, Kursk Agricultural Institute
"Dangerous Pest of Hard Wheat"
Moscow, Zeriledeliye, No 12, 1971, P 75
Abstracti A brief summary is given of a brochure published by the Chelyabinsk
agricultural test station entitledt "Wheat blossom inite - a dangerous pest of
hard wheat" by A. Badulin. The wheat blossoh, mite appears to be a pest pre-
dominantly of hard wheat and the main area of its activitY is the *emi-arid
and and steppes overg-ro-im with couch-grass. It is also present in teraperate
zones, where its frequency varies depending on the amount of precipiLtation.
Tho mite causes partial or complete sterility of the blosions, resulting In
the appearance of empty ears. Infestation differs from other wheat ear dia-e-ases
because their natural color is preserved. Results of the;investigations
L;
that hard wheat should be linited tothe geographical areas --ot affect-ed by the
pest, and that more research is needed in oider to develop strains with better
i=unity to the blossom mite.

USSR UDC 652-75
B. Scientific Agricultural Eesearch Institute of the
Northern Trans-Ural Region
"Effectiveness of Insecticides in the Control of Wheat Thrips in the Trans-
Ural Region"
moscow, xhimiya v sellsitom Khozyaystve, Vol 9, No 7, 1971,~PP 44-45
Abstract: Studies conducted in lqCe-67 at the Kurgansk Agricultural Experinent
Station showed that treatment of wheat fields,in the trans-Ural Region with an
aerosol of technical hexachlarocyclaheyane, 3-r-4-5';P' conceit.-tration in diesel
fuel, was the most effective method for the control of the wheat thrips
(Haplothrips tritici Kurd.) that, damage the wheat crop there; it resulted in
the extermination of 95-4% of the insects in~the imago ste4e. Hawever, treat-
ment of wheat by this method on a large scale is undesiratl. Small-drap
spraying with 20 1/ha of 65% chlorop)ios (1-5-2.0 kg
0 _,1ha) + an amine Galt of
214-D (1, 8 kg/ha) war, alloo, very effective, resiating An extormin.,Ltion of 94.`JJ~
of the thrips inngo. Furthervore, 75-8GP,4 of the weeda webm Irilled with the use
of thin mixture. The degree of extermination of thripa imago on application of
65~ chlorophos alone (1-5-P-0 kg/ha) without the 214-D salVims 91,5'A. In
1/2

USSR
SHURO'P-PKOV, Yu. B., Khimiya v Sellskom Xhozyaystve, Vol,q, No 7, 1971, PP 4-4-45
addition, 85-90% of tile imago and larvae of the aster-leafhopped (Cicadula
sexnotota) perished under "he action of the insecticides. The ontimum tirre for
treating spring wheat in the Trans-Ural Region in order.to control thrips is in
the 6tage of formation of plan'. "tubes", which coinciderwith the mass flight of
the insects. The thrips can also be effectively controlled in the larva stage
by applying DDT, thiophos, or chlorophos, but the equipirAint useld for spraying
the insecticides crushes the crop atthe time in question, while spraying from
aiTcraft cannot be carried out because of the wooded areas surxounding the
fields.
2/2
-5r-
- I-

USSR
SUMACH4 L. S., Candidate of Medical Sciences, and SAIX-10VA, V. Im., Uzbek
Scient1fic Research Institute of-Sanitation, Hygiene, and Occupational
Diseases
"The Functional State of the Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems in Acute
and Chronic Poisoning With Organophosphorus and Organochlorine Pesticides"
Tashkent, Meditsinskiy Zhurnal Uzbekistana, July 1973, pp 54-56
Abstract: In 1968-1970, clinical and physiological testi-, were performed on
172 agricultural employees treated for acute and chronic poisoning with
organophosphorus and organochlorine pesticides. EKG changes observed
in all patients; ginus bradychardia and arrhythmia, prolonged Q-T interval,
and modified T wave. In chronic patients, the T wave was either markedly
lowered or totally flattened. Adrenaline and histamine skin tests revealed
Eincticnal predominance of the parasympathetic system in 67 percent of the
acute patients, suggesting that the disturbances in cardiac rhythm were due
to the action of the pesticides on the autonomic nervous system and its
mediators, while changes in the T wave, characteristic of dystophic myo-
pathy, might be associated with disturbed myocardial metabolism similar to
bistoxic hypoxia. All acute and some chronic patients suffered capillary
1/2
41 -

USSR
SHURPACH, L. S., Meditsinskiy Zhurnal Uzbekistana, July 1973 pp 54-56
and bronchial spasms, while some acute patients also had reduced blood flow
velocity and blood oxygen saturation. In 15 patients, air flow velocity was
reduced to less than 3 L/sec. Thus, disturbances in the cardiovascular and
respiratory systems should be considered in the treatment of these poisonings.
2/2

Co,nAposite Mait'~rjals
USSR. UDC 661.666.2.661:66S
DERGUNOVA., V. S., SHURSHAKOy._A...Li., POSOSIYEVA, G. D,, LUTSENKO, L. N~
"Certain Strength Propertics of Composite Graphite-Zirconiurs Carbide
Materials"
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 8, Aug, 1972, pp 51-58.
Abstract: Results are presented from a study of the physical and mechanical
properties of graphite-zirconium carbide and graphite-zirconitull carbide-
zirconium materials of various chemical compositions and structures. Strength
properties were determined in the 20-2,500'C temperature! interval usin.g
tensile-test specimens. Several factors influencing the strength of compo-
site materials are studied. It is shown that the material with 75% graphite
and 25% zirconium carbide has 30% higher tensile strength at 2,500*C thall
structural graphite type VPP. It is. established that, by chanping the
degree of saturation of the zirconium phase of carbon, -the physical and
mechanical properties of the composition can be changed sig)-nificantly. When
there is residual zirconium present, in the 20-2,000*C tepiperature interval,
the tensile and bending strengths are 1.5-3 times higher than whcn the car-
bide phase alone is present in the structute.
1/1

IJSSR UDC 621.3.035.2
YELYUTIN, V. P., KOSTIKOV, V. I., DERGUNOVA, V. S., SHURSHAKOV, A. N.,
POSOSIYEVA, G. D., LUTSENKO, L. N.
"Specifics of Saturation of Porous Graphite Bases witb 'Melted Zirconium"
Tsvetnye Metally, No 1, 1971, pp 46-S0.
Abstract: Certain regularities involved in the process of capillary satura-
tio-a of various porous graphite materials with liquid zirconium are studied.
An attempt is made to determine experimentally the apparent activation energy
of the process and to determine the influence of individual factors on various
stages of the process. The experiments were performed in a specially designed
experiments
high-temperature installation under a vacuum of 2-10- tam hg. The
showed that the melt flows energetically over the outersurface of specimens,
thus producing elevated capillary rise values on specimens less than 60 mm
I>
Ln diameter due to additional penetration of the melt t1irough side surface
pores. Penetration of porous graphite materials with liquid 2irconium occurs
by flow of the zirconium along poor walls. The time dependence of movement
of the saturation front under,isothermal conditions fora.3 a quadrativ parabola.
The apparent activation of the process of saturation ivas~calculated for type
PROG-2400 and PG-50 graphites.
21

USSR UDC 669.782.053.2
SHMHAKOV, A. N., DERCM101TA, V. S., MEYERSON, G. A., SIZOV, 3. A.
"Study of the Effect of Boron Additives on the Carburization of Silicon"
Tugortlavk. karbidv - V sb. (Refractory~.Carbides - collection of vorks),
Kiev, Nauk-ova DumIca Press, 1.970, .pp 77-82 (from M-Ile~tallureiva, zto 4, Apr 71,
Abstract No 4G219)
'Translation: The effect of boron additives on the carburization rate of
molten Si and the growth of the carbide layer formed at the trapliite-nelt
interface is investi2ated. On introducing boron additives ia the amount of
14Z, the thickness of the carbide lover at the graphite-meltInterface in-
creases, and the C content in the melt increases simultaneously. There are
3 illustrations, 1 table.and a 9-eatry bibliography.

USSR LU)c 669.34035.2
YELYLITIN, V. P., KOSTIKOVO V. I.$ DEIRGUNOVA, V. S., J1,4j",
M
POSOSIYEVA, G. D., ani KHAKIMOVA, D. K.
"Effect of the Degree of Efficiency of a Graphite Grid on the Velocity of its
Treatment with Liquid Zirconium!'
Tsvetnye Yztally, No 4, Apr 71, PP 51-52
Abstracti Studies were continued on the Denetration of I.I.quid netals, in tMl.n
case,.zi--conium, into the pores of graphite. Fxevious wolnk showed that tile
penetration of zirconiun in-to the pores reachad. a mwximun,arA that
carbide was fozmed. in the Present work, a stWy waz madoi of the effect oll'
the ideal ntructure of the r4rous rx_ hite on tho velocity of rtlvn(~trat_ion
lip
by the liquid zircordum, Cylindrical san-ples oT carbon 20 mm in dianxter and
60 = in length i;ero prep-a-rud from PRCC-2400 stock. The itere, fired
in an annular kiLn at 1250 CC -,for 280 hours, placed in- graphAte =,xibles,
covered with coke, ard graphitized in a vacuum of, 5 x 20-2-mm, at 2000, 2400,
and 28000C for one hour.
X-=.y diffraction patterns were made to deter~Ane the degree of con-
version and then the sampies were satt=ted WUb liquid ViL^coni=7 at 1800t
0
2100. and 2250 C. The contact time vwicd betlieert 5 to 20 dice; the velocity
7
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USSR
YELYUTINI V. P., et al., ral'svetnye I Metally, Ila 4, Apr 71P pp 51-52
in the rise of the melt in the pores was determined. X-ray dIffractIon
C On St271C-
showed t"hat the sai-ples processed at 20009 have a turbostratic carb
ture. Therinal processing at 2400 and 28000C leads to the. a-c)Dearance and
breakdown of a ihrea-d_imensicr,,_I ordering. The method of Na__ur arA ".'ering
'was used to deternine the extentof graphitization. The~increase in the
height of the melt in the pore n2th time Givea a parabolic cummve.
- The average velocity of penetration is decreased Idth an increase in
the interplanar corstant and is the largest at 2100 0C. As the realf. pene-
trates along the surface of the pore, a chendcal reakctioit occurs at ihe
liquid zirconium-graphite intexTace, forming xirconlun dg4creasos as a -result
of the pxneipitation of zirconium carbide and a diffuslon, of c-,:.,rbon across
the carbide layer.
I : . The viscosity of the liquli zirconium also increases due to the pre-
sence of zirconium carbide and this in turn slows the penotrattion. The extent
of graphitization can change the velocity of the fixing process even without
teaperature changes.
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USSR UDC 532.593
SHURSHAL Moscow
Malaga" L ".
"Calculation of Powerful Under Water Explosions"
Mekhanika Zhidkosti i Gaza, No 5, 1971, pp 36-40.
Abstract: Calculation is performed for powerful under watev explosions using
a finite difference method involving artificial viscosity. Thle properties
of the water are described using an equation of state i;hich is correct over
a broad range of thermodynamic parameters. Relatively weak exT)Iosions, when
the compressibility of the water can be ignored or considered in the acousti-
Cal app roximation were studied in earlier-works. The approach used in these
works cannot be applied for powerful urder water explonions, since a full
thermodynamic description of the propertios of water oiler a broad range of
pressures, temperatures and densities is*required. Several equations of
state for water have been suggestea which are correct Liver broad ranges of
thermodynamic parameters, although~no generally accepted equation of state
for water has yet been produced. This work presents a numerical solution of
the problem of an under water explosion using one of these equations of state,
Calculations are performed by the finite difference method with the introduc-
tion of artificial viscosity to the equatiors.

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USSR UDC 541-67 + 547,558-1
PEHIKOVSKIYj V. V., YEGOWV, YU P., MUROVA. I* N., ItARTqYiUK, A. P., and
SHU11WRk, A. K., Institute of Organic Chemistry, Acad. Se. Uki:SSR, Kiyev
"Distribwtion of Electronic j)2nsity in Anion Radicals Conlzinia~,, 'Triarylphos-
phazo Groups"
Kiyev, Tecreticheskaya i Eksperinentallnaya Khimiya., Vol 0., No 1, Jun-Feb '13,
PP 112-U6
Abstract: Eight anion radicals of tho type
generated by the clectrachemical method in ncototitLrilc Iviva bcon otudtcd by
meana of EIT. 1*11 all ca-er; a oplit was noted on the p3l naclem; indicating
Tf-aleetronic interaction of the P:11 rrroup with p-nitrophr.rlyl rtnsidue of the
anion radical. ~,Iiis effect can be explained only on 'the basiz oi' CPI-,-p,~(
action. Vine effects of various electron donor and electron acceptor R and RI
on the distribution- of spin density has been compared. Qua. _ve ex-niamition
litatJ 1~
of this ef'Lc!ct has been proposed based on the mobii.~~,y, of -,1--olcetrons, of the
imino nitrogen and a direct polar conjWration! of -'the phosphe= Group with
nitro group. Vne values of the splitting constants at the 1?~I n=leus aro not
c(rrelated with the 6--constants of R and it.

USSR
SHURUBURA, V. P.
"The Debugging of Control Programs"
Vopr. Proyektir. Mat. Mashin i Ustroystv [Problems of Planning of Mathematical
Machines and Devices -- Collection of Works], Kiev, 1972, pp 87-98 (Translated
from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 9P 1973, Abstract No 9V725).
Translation: The debugging of the software of systems operating in real
time is studied. The debugging of programs for real time systems is divided
inta,the following phases: 1. Automatic debugging of program modules in the
manoprogramming mode with possible models of certain portions of the system
hardware (or the control computer itself). 2. Debugging~of operating progran,'i
in the monoprogramming mode on an actual computer with a supervisor but without
a multiplexer. 3. Repetition of phase 2 with multiprogramming processing
(complex statistical debugging). 4. Debugging with multiplexers, but with
remote terminals not connected to the computer (complex dynamic debugging)
with the external medium imitated.. 5. Repetition of phase 4 in the dynamic
mode with terminals connected (complex dynamic debugging in the actual medium).
6. Operation of the real time system with the addition ofinew functions or its
modification during operation. A specific realization of the ideas of debugging
for real time system is described at the level.of the input language
of progranu,
in the dialog mode for the Dnepr-2 control~computer. V. Mikheyev
69

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ux: 68i.3.o6:51.
SHURUBURA, V. P.
"Description of a Basis Modeling Language
V sb. ,Nat. obesnecheniye ETsVY,. Vy-p. 4 (Mathematical Provision of DigitaL
Computers-- collect ion of works, No 4), Kiev, 1970, pp 45-6l (from rizh-
-w-Kibernetika, No 7, Jul 71, Abstract 110 7V708)
Translation: The author describes a language for modeling syster-s of
discrete events which is pre--nted in genere-l outlines I.I.i the. paper
(abstract 7V709), The language is aesigned for Yrjodelinglqystems in a
conditional time scale and for operation in a-real-tinte tiystem. Extended
ALGOL is selected as the general algorithmic basis of the lrunguage. ~,Iie
basic concepts of the language Fire object and class, objetit i~; an
independent progrimi, the c1ass introducri,,s localized qumtities 017 the
object and an a1r.,orithin of actiona. The classes perittit aa emb~-Jdcd block
structure with localization of values in a subclans. Acc,,ss from vithout
to the variables of the class is through an. external, idenidfiier which
contains tin indicator of the object and a variable in t e object. A or-t
th
112

SHURUBUPA, V. P. , Mat. obespecheniye M'hl. VY-P. 4, Kiev, 1970, pp 45-61
of operators of synchronization and control describes times of transition.
of the object to active and pe.5sive states and takes care of syrichroni-
zation of objects. The data used by the wdel are organized in the form
of a file. Two classes incorporated in the standard LISP and SYSTEM set
are presented. The first of these introdkices facilities for processing
ring lists, and the second gives special components for deBcribing multi-
panel computer systems. V. Tkach.
2/2
57

USSR UDC: 681.3.o6-51
NIKITINI, A. I. , SHURUBURA V. P.
"On a Basis Languagr. for Modeling of Systems"
V sb. Mat. obesnecheniye_~I~,-W,, 4 (Mathematical PI-ovision of Digital
Computers--collection of works, Do 4), Kjev, 1970, T)p 21-4b (from. Kh-
-Kibernetika, No 7, Jul 71, Abstract No TV709)
Translation: The author analyzes and compares the poctsi-
bilities of languages for modeling systens of discrete events.- GPS,13I!I,
SIMSCRIPT, SOL, SDrULA, STEENG, sumiuLA-67., Considering the problen, of
rwdeling the behavior of digital computer conmunication,~ systeim with
user panels and external storage devices,~ the authors 6-:.-relo-ped. the
arl-icle (abstract 7V708).
modeling Innguage presented in the previous
The general requirenents imposed on a language for modelirg systems Of
discrete events are discussed, and an examile is presented of description
of the sim, lest wdel of a computer. systern which iricludc~-;, a user panel,
central processor, operationa.1 mn-nriry and magactic tapas in the language
developed by the authors. V. 'Fkacb.

USSR UDC 547-341
YEVTIKHOV, Zh. L., SHURUJCJr4, B~ R4ZLr1,10VA1, N., A.., and PETROV, A. A.
Leningrad Lensovat
"Reaction of Phenyl Ester of Ethyleneglycolphcrspharaus Alcid 7,fith 1,3-Dienesit
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii.. Vol 41 No 2, Feb 71, pp 480-481
Abstract: Investigation of
f the condensation.of phewylethirlene phosphite with
1,3-dienes showed that the reaction, occurs without thG elirdxhation of the
-blycol radical and that it goes faster than.an,arialogous reaction with alkyl
esters. This indicates that beside the plr-d,,. interactioas the p-,,r conjugation
must also be i=ortant, so that the P-OPh bond is more labile than the P-0Ci-,.
Physical properiies of two compounds are reportedi
pholine-l-oxide, m.p. 47-480. b.p.. 1800/1.0 =, d40 1.2201, r5Q 1.5526; ard
I
L:(Z;.phenorjethoxy)-3-mothyl-3-phospholine-l-axide, m.p. 49-50, b.p. zo4O/
-0 -)u
1 0 mm, d4 ~ 1. 1902, % 1.5480.

USSR UDC 577.1:615.7/9
rMIGIN, M. A., HARKARYAN, A. S., SHURUPOVA, V. S.
"Adaptation to Different Types of Exposure to Chemical Substances (Constant,
lutermittent)"
V sb. Farmakol. Khimoterapevt. Sredstva. Toksikol. Probl. toksikol.
(Pharmacology. Chemotherapeutic Agents. Toxicology. Problems of
Toxicology--Collection of Works), Vol 5 (Advances in Sciences and
Technology. All-Union Institute of Scientific and Technical Information,
USSR Academy of Sciences, Moscow, 1973, pp~120-128 (from RZh-Biologicheskaya
Khimiya, No 17, Sep 73, Abstract No 17 F1898 by the author)
Translation: A graphic method is Dropoaad for evaluating the process of
adaptation to continuous and intermittent'inhalation of,anili.ne (.'4t-Hb-
forming substance).

USSR UDC 591.1.15
SHUR'X& I. M.
I#Peroxidase Activity of the Blood and the Methemoglobin Content of X-Ray and
Fast-Neutron Irradiated Rats"
V sb. Biofizika i radiobiol. (Biophysics and Radiobiology -- Collection of
Works), Vyp. 3, Kiev, "i4auk. dumka," 1972, pp 26-32 (froni -M-Biologicheskaya
M-iimiya, No 10, 25 1-fay 1972, Abstract No 1OF1403 from summary)
Translation: A study was made of peroxidase activity and methemoglobin
content of rat blood in the dynamics of radiation sickneso induced by exposure
to X-rays and fast neutrons. It was ascertained that theperoxidase activity
of the blood of rats irradiated with X-rays and fast neutrons in LD10? and
LD50 doses increases sharply, reaching maximum values ~;n the 12th to 6th
day after irradiation. A significant increase in the methemoglobin content
of the blood of irradiated animals is directly related to peroxidase activity.

USSR UDC 391.1.15
SM'YAN _I. M., STARODUB, N. F., and REKUN, G. M.
"Peroxidase Activity of Hemoglobin and Individual Fractions Thereof During
X-Ray and Fast-Neutron-Irradiation of Animals"
V sb. Biofizika i radiobiol. (Biophysics and Radiobiology -- Collection of
Works),. Vyp. 3. Kiev, "NaW--. duraka," 1972, pp 20-26 (1"Tom Rzh--Biologicheskaya
Khimiya, No 10, 25 May 1972, Abstract No 10P1407 from summary)
Translation: It was shown that during the acute period of radiation sickness
(8th to 12th day) there is a reliable increase in the peroxidase activity of
whole Hb. The change in enzyme properties for individual Ub fractions Qb-
tained by column chromatography on aluminum oxide is not uniforni. The great-
eat inereaBe in peroxidase activity Is found:in the third and fourth fractions.
Methemoglobin exhibits catalytic activity as peroxidase to a significantly
greater degree than oxy-, carboxy- and nitroxyhemoglobin.
52

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inn
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IMIC 617-001.17-092..9-07:1616.8~*-.41."16.4121-f,17
'MITE OF HYPOULALAMO-MTOPHYStAL SYSTEK IN EXPERD=TAL BUM
S llvlele
'Artic1% by Yc. A ~~Lseyev -~SQ and V. Ye. nmlyaycv: "ne
mostow,
Meditainv, RUI~Iian, No 5, 1971,
pp 113-1151-
Twenty one to thirty-eight percent of tho,skin surface of
rabbits was liurned. , Two days &Eter the burn there vas an acti-
v;.Cion of nc3uroaecretory processe,,i in suprdoptic and parmventri-
cular nuclei *~! the, hypoebalswus coupled with a slgnificant. ad-
nission of the neurosecreta, izx;;o the main posterior region of Otte
neuroh7pophynis. At, later periods, in some cases, there occurs a
gr4dual ros~oration of the ncurvv:cretory calla or degenerative
c'aan~eis of neurosecratory cello develops. (Bvull. Ekiper. Vol,
(Zulletin of Experimental Diology). No 5, 1971, page 117).
At the present time the attention of numerous researchers
in attracted to hypothalamic neurosec-retion. Morphological and
biitochz_i;.cal changes in the hypothalaLiohypophyacal system after
>- bu-.%ig hz4ve barn studied to an insufficient degree Z-1,2,3,4,57,
khv citud autfors, ba&ing Lhawselves on experimental and
cli'.aical "tozials, studied changes in the hypothalamo-hypophys I
_-ai:nly s~u-~ing the first few hours following infliction o
rLvvre bur.,4 Injuries.
Tha purpose of our vorlk was to study the dynamic state of
the hy~),,)tiial~two-hypoi)7nyuciLI system following a standard ex-
p,~rlzuntal bui~n.

!-:1/2 035 UNCLASSIFIED PROCE5SrNS DATF--11-SEP70
TITLE--CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM IN BURNS~-U-
-,.-AUTHOR-SHURY MOISEYEV, YE.A.,,KONSTANTIN.OVA, M.., BELYAYEV,
RON n 'vL,s --v' ya A.
OF INFO--USSR
KHIRURGII IMENt 1. 1. G~EKOVA, 1970, VoL Jo4, NR 3, PP
75 80
-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
,".TOPIC TAGS-- CAR 50HYDR ATE METABOLISM, BURNIP TRAUM4TIC SHOCK, AWE. AL
CORTEX$-CATECHOLAMINEw PANCREAS, BLOOD CHEMISTRY
!4APKING--NO RESTRICTION'S
-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~~.:VROXY. PEEL/FRAME-1996/0639 STEP 40--UR/05139/7131104/01,~/()075/0t,)")
-~,:CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0102625
UNICLASSIFIEO

2/2 035 UNCLASSIFiED OROC55SING DAT~--IISEP70
ZIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0102625
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(P) GP-0- AaSTRACT. THE AUTHORS HAVE STUQIEO
CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM IN VARIOUS PERIODS OF BURN OISEA~c. IN THE
FIRST. PERIOD OF BURN DISEASE (BURN SHOCK) HYPERGLYC~4TA IS Q!-~_ISFPVFO, IT
CORRESPONDS TO GRAVITY OF THE AFFECT S14 AND 60 RELATED WITH THE ENHA*,lCr'D
FUNCTIONING OF THE ADRENAL CORTEX. IN THE SECOND PERIOD HURN INFECTION
AND TOXICEM14) THE REDUCT13N IN BLOOD~SLIGAQ LEVEL tS NOTE0 TNAT
-,COINCIDES IN TIME WITH THE RfDUCTION OF CATECHOLAMINES EXCQ'TION,
DECREASED - GLUCOCORT ICOID ACTIVITY OF THE ADR~NAL CORTEX ANO
OF*'COfZRELATIQN -OF VARIOUS CELLS
NORMAL'IL IN THE LANGERHANS ISLETS.
IN BU7N EMIACIATION! 1111 D PERIOD) FURTH'U:R REDUCTION 1,11 BLOCD SUGAR
LEVEL IS OBSERVED. DURING THE PERIOD OF RECOVERY THE AMOUNT OF SUGAR
IN BLOOD IS RESTORED UP TO ITS NORMAL VALUES AND I'S ASSOCIATED IN MOST
PATIENTS WITH NORMALIZATION OF THE ADRENAL GLYCOCORTICOID FUNCTION.
UNCLASSIFIE0

USSR Tx- 612.o17
D.,,Ya,,, Professor, Cal Ibd Serr. IUKOLA'YEVSKIY, V. V., Candidate of
Medical Sciencesl Lt Cal Med Serv, DYGIN, V. P., Doctor of Medical Sciences,
Lt Cal Med Serv, and MAL=MKO, R. K., Candidate,of Medical Sciences, Lt Cal
Mled Serv
"On the Immunological Reactivity of Military Servicemen"
MOSCOW, Voyenno-Meaditsinskiy Zhurnal, 'No 2, 1973, pp 61-65
Abstract: Military servicemen were subjected to immunolq,pical tests to deter-
mine effects of various aspects of serrice on immunological mkeup. Envirowc-ental
aspects were studied in the first stage: While servicemen in t1he south of Western
Siberia were immunologically normal, those in the north oaniNated reduced
immunological reactivity. Allergic mactions are prono"Miced fn laolated col-
leatived. ri3v Iyouzymeo C0,1q).lemnt, and reactivity wei--;cM-rvcI;eriGtic of
individualn in their firat 2 months oe service, Lysozymn and antibody titers
'were lowest in April-May. 'The second stage involved types of combat activity-,
physican trainiag, and vaccinations: While group antigen and lysozyme titers
were higher in da,.,rtime than at night during routine duty, the pattern reversed
itself during 24-hour duty. Lysozyme decreased an;i auto-ant-itodies appeared
rare frequently after combat exercises. Phyaical training increased reactiv-ity.
1/3

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S'
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SHURYGIN, D. Ya., et al. , Voyenno-Meditsinskiy Zhurnal, 110 2, 1973, -pp 61-65
So
Autosensitization arose in the 10th-45th days after preventive irununiza:tion.
_A u t1
The t7
hird stage involved harmful environmental factors: IftiVe very long
electromegnetic waves were not found to cause problems, ultrah-igh -frequency
fields caused some complement reduction and occasional appealnnce of antibodies,
f
'I,
particularly after long exposure. Inmunological reactions in the presence of
internal brain injuries and burns were analrzed in the -fourth stage: Acute
brain injury caused quite prono-,uiced spontaneous blast transfoiT-lution of
lymphocytes and made them cytopathic against homologous fibroblasts for nonths
and years. The same problems arose vith burns, Auto -allergric processes played
a major role in burn cases. Disease-associated charges uere studied in the
final stage. Rhewmtism caused formation of tissue auto-antibodies to degrees
depending on the disease form. Liver auto-antibodies were detected with Bot-
kin's disease in quantities directly correlatod with phase anti severity of
illness. They also appeared with chronic hepatitis and cirrhosig of the liver.
Acute and chronic diffuse glomenilonephritis caused production of kidney auto-
antibodies. Acute and chronic pneumonia caused pronounotii auto-allergies with
production of various au-to-antUbodies, and general reduction of immmological
reactivity. Dermatosis disrupted lMhocyte and neutrophil funation, as did
chronic tonsilitils. Among these diseases, changes in reac:tivity are probably
2/3
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SMJRYGIN, D. Ya., et al., Voyenno-Meditsinskiy Zhurnal, Ito 2, 1973, pp 61-65
pathogenic only with rheumatism, nephritis, and he-patitis. This information
would be helpful in the diagnosis, prevention., and treatment of imunopathy
involved with military service.
.4,190 'MIS' MIFUMMEM1111111H, MR111MIMMMOMM

USSR UDC 669.71.053.4(088.a)
BATYUK, Yu. N., H and SLOBIN, P. I.
"Device for Filtrate Sampling From Pipe"Line"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 298856, Cl G 01 n 1/10, filed 7 Apr 69, pub-
lished 18 May 71 (fro-in RZh-Me-tallurgiya, No 1, Jan 72.1 Abstract No 1G119P
by G. Svodtseva)
Translation of Abstract: A device for filtrate sampling from a pipe-line
can be used in the production of U20 and includes a cylindrical frame
with flanges and a connecting piece with oven pares. In order to increase
operating efficiency the connecting piece is installed concentrically inside
the frame and supplied with a conical tip

USSR uDc: 62.,374.32
INIOZEMITSE-7.9 B. I., MAL'SKII-I V. A... 110VINOV, L. G., and. SHURYGIN, I. T.
"Computter Device Using Integrated Circuits"
Moscow, V sb. Svoystka riaterialov pri povynh. te-ap,-rat xe i a aratura dlya
pr
ikh ispytaniya (Characteristics of Materials at HiCh Tcrqperatares and thQ
Equipment for Testing Thei:i- -Collection of Works), 1972, ~q~ 82-8,13 (-Lro~,~I E-71i-
Avtomatika' telerekhanika i vychiSlitellnaya tekhnika~ hb 2, '973,
Abstract No 2A4905)
Translation: The construction and operation principles of a 'binary-digital
co=uter in a code with a redundancy Of 3 are described. The logic circuits of
hybrid integrated elements of t%-ro t~ypes, used in the con,_truction of the com-
puter, and the schematic! of the cligital readuat in lights of the L11-1 type
are given. Si% illustrations. Bibliograpkv of three. 14. S.

USSR
KADYROV, M., SHUSHBAYEV, S.
"One Algorithm for Reduction of Positiv6 Quadratic Forms"
Vopr. Vychisl. i Prikl. Mat. [Problems of Computational and Applied Mathema-
tics -- Collection of Works), No 14, Tashkent, 1972, pp 148-157 (Translated
from Referativnyy Zhurnal KibernetiLa, No 4, 1973, Abstract No 4V678, by
the authors).
Translation: A standard progTan is written in ALGOL for reduction of po,;itive
quadratic forms of n variables (n < 6), and the area of 11crmlith-blinkovskiy
reduction NI* is calculated.
n
100

USSR uDc 616.981.51-576-8-097-29
SMJSWL-t-Vt B. Kh. All-Union Scientific Research, Inntitute of Veterinary Sanitation
T'The
Study of the Possibility of Spread of Lnbeled Anthrax Bacteria in Soil"
loscow, Doklady Vsesoyuznoy Ordena Lenina Akademii Sell skokliozyaystvenny'rdi Nauk
imeni V. 1. Lenina 110 5, 1970, pp 38-39
Abstract* Bacillus anthracis was studied by IaIbeling' with P32 in Siberian soil.
With a sinGle vatering of the soil, bacteria penetrated to a depth of 7 conti-
0
rraters in. three dVr,. The second vatering caused a penetratimi to tan centii;eters
after another three days. Subrequent watering caused no fin,-Wier ponetration. Tne
period of penetration wns pronounced during the first five da.5,s; after that no
further penetration was obsexTed. Control groups showed no kind of penetration into
the soil. It was concluded that oporea of Bacillus anthracis may penetrate into
the soil and not be visible on the surface.

1/Z 024 UNCLASSTFIED PRZOCESSING DATE--02OCT70
OF SIOCHEMISTRY OF SURPLUS SYNTHESIS OF PYRIDINE ADENINE
~DINUCLEOTIDES -U-
-AUTH3R-(03)-CHAGOVETSw R-V.t KHALMURADOVt SHEVICHt S.I.
A.G., SQ
.-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:~SoURCE--UKRAYNS$KlY BTOKIMICHNIY ZHURNAL 1970, VOL 4-2t NR
22 PP 191-200
.'~'..DATE PUbLISliED---70
,:-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
Z.10PIC YAGS--NUCLEOTIDE# LIVEqq PYRIDINE, DEHYDROGENASE, ENZYME A'-TIVITY,
.PHOSPHORUSP,METABOLISM
-ZONTROL IMIARK I NG--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
--PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/1678 STEP NO--UR/0300/70/042/002/0191/0200
C LRC- ACCESSION NO-AP0106424
UNCLASSIFIED

"Now"
024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106424
'"ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* DYNAMICS OF MULTIPLY RISE OF
CONTENT IN LIVER TISSUE OF PYRIDINE ADENINE 01NIUCLIOTrOES (PAD) 4FTER
ADMINISTRAT-ION OF NICOTINIC ACID (NA)l NICOTINAMIDE (N4H; AND 3
'I,
PIETHYLPYRIONEwBETA,PICOLINE 13 MP) INTO THE DIFFERENr ANIMALS DEPalll-DS
ON THE NATURE OF INTRODUCED PYRIDINE DERIVATIVES 4ND THEIR DOSE, IS
CHARACTERIZED BY DEFINIT SPECIFIC. PECUCIARITICS ,%N) JCrIJRS WITADUT T14E
IN THE ACTIVITY
CHANGE OF DEHYDROGENAS.ES DEMANDING THE PYRIDINE
CONTAINING COENZYMES. WITH T14E SURPLUS SYNTHESIS OF PAD THE ADENILIC
MOIET IS USED AS A STRUCTURAL MATERIAL IN AMIOUNT&EXCEEDING ITS
_Y OF ATP ly
~r_ONTENT IN LIVER TISSUE. NEW FORMATION OF PAD DEMA4DS THE ADDITIVE
AMOUNTS OF PHOSPHORIBOSYLPYROPHOSPHATEIAS WELL AS GLUTAMINE FOR NA
AMIDATION. ALL THESE PROCESSES CONDITION THE EXHAUSTING INTENSIFICATION
.-OF. THE ENERGETIC METABOLISM,. THE JNCREAS.E_OE THE~ CONTENT OF THE_ LA8.11E
':~_PHOSPHORUS IN TISSUE TESTIFIES.TO THIS~FACT*
UNCLASS I FI ED

USSR TjDC: 669-017-11-29S.292
SHUSHKANOV, V. M., MROZ, L. S., OBUKHOVSKIY,, V. V., KAPITOINOVA, N. P.,
ad
Is
olubility of Vanadium in a Titanium"
b~
Izvestiya AK-ademii Nauk SSSR, No 42 Jul-Aug 73, pp 221-224.
Abstract: Considering that vanadium is one of the most important alloying
elements used in the production of titanium alloys, this work attempts to
establish the true limit of solubility of vanadium in a titanium. The para-
magnetic susceptibility and modulus of elasticity of four alloys in the
Ti-V system containing 0.50, 0.92, 1.40 and 2.30 wt. % vanadium were studied
in various initial states. Methods were selected for high sensitivity to
changes in electron structure of the alloys studied and interatomic bonding
forces, hoping to record the initial stage of the formation of a second
phase. The studies showed characteristic break-s oil composition, versus prQp-
erty ~:urves of the alloys at 0.92 wt. % V, indicating changes in the intor-
atomic bond energies and electron structure at this point. X-ray structural
analysis showed that the breaks on the composition versus property curves
correspond to appearance of the 0 phase. Thus, the eqtiillibritim limit of
112
57

USSR
Shushk-anov, V. M., Moroz, L. S., Obukhovskiy, V. V., Kapitanova, N. P.,
Ivanova, N. V., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, No 4, Jul-Aug 73, pp 221-224,
solubility of vanadium in a titanium is not over 0.9 wt. It, at 650-700* C.

USSR UDC 543.42.08
ZHMURKIN, Yu. A., and SHUSHKANOV, V. M
"Small-Scale Source of Direct-Current Are for Spectral Analysis"
V Sb. "VII Ural'sk. Konf. po Spektroskopii, 1971. Vy-p. ill [In the Collection
"Seventh Ural Conference on Spectroscopy, 197L. No 1") Sverdlovsk, 19711,
pp 41-42 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal, N~,10, Oct 72. 32. Metrologiya i
lzmeritel'naya Tekhnika. Single Issue. Abstract No 10.32.992 by V. S. K.)
Translation: A new developed schema of a thyrite d-c arc source (AS) used
for spectral determination of the oxygen-content in metal by the Fassel
method is discus5ed. The AS consists of the power block cont:rol block,
timer, safety device, and a sparking block for arc ignitton, The, arc
current is controlled in the 5-50 amp range, the power used by the control
block is one watt. The unit is naturally colled by air. The dimensions
of the AS are 500x5OOx4OO mm. A two year service experience of the AS has
demonstrated its high degree of reliability and stabilitir in operation.
One illustrati:)n, two bibliographicell references.

1/2 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
Ir
-TITLE--EFFECT OF A STAT C DOMAIN ON CURRENT VOLTAGE CHARACTERISTICS -U-
-AUT
HOR.-(07)-SHUSHKEVICH, V.L.v LYUlEt L,L,
,"""COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~-,-,SOURCE--FIZ. TVERD. TELA 197~_,~5212)t 650-2
DATE-PUBLESHEO ------- 70
1'~~,SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TAGS--VOLT AMPeRE CHARACTERISTIC, GERMANIUM SEMICONDUCTOR, ELECTRIC
,_~_FIELDP'.ELECTROSTATIC FIELD, PERIODIC PULSE
_'CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.-.PROXY.REEL/FRAME--1987/1974
STEP 40--UR/0181/70,1012/002/0650/0652
~_CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105048
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--23OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105048
.:.ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, EZPTL. RESULTS ARE GIVEN 0,14 SOME
PROPERTIES OF THE STATIC DOMAINS. N-GE SPECIMENS;WERE USED WITH THE
CONCN, OF BASIC CARRIERS AT 290DEGREFSK OF 2 T114ES LO PRIME14 CM PRIME
-MEASUREMENTS WERE CARRIEU OUT UNDER P(JLSFD CONDITIONS (1-50
MSEC* 50 HZI. MEASUREMENTS OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE FIELD ALONG THE
SPECIMEN SHOW THAT THE DOMAIN IS ALWAYS FORMED AT T14E CATHODE, THE
FIELD 11% THIS REGION CAN EXCEED THE FIELD ELSEWHERE IN THE SPECIMEN BY 2
ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE AND REACH A VALUE OF 10 PRIMEA V-CM FOR AN AV.
OPLIE0 FIELD OF-1000 V-CM. THIS PHENOMENON IS Nar 'OF THE CONTACT TYPE,
HOWEVER, AND THE REGION OF FORMATION OF THE DOMAIN~CAN BL ADJUSTED BY
THE GEOMETRY OF THE SPECIMENo DIMENSIONS OF THE DOMAIN ANO MA~GNITUDE
OF THE FIELD DEPEND ON THE AV, VALUE OF THE FIELD ON THE SPECIMEN. WITH
INCREASANG. FUELD, THE F'IELD IN THE D'OMAIN INCRIEASES AS WELL AS ITS
91,14ENSIONS AND IT IS HSIFTEO TOWARD THE ANODE. THE PRESZNCE OF THE
DOMAIN CHANGES THE CURRENT VOLTAGE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SPECIMEN,

USSR UDC 516.858.25.083.35.086.3
GUSHCHO, B. V., TSILINSKIY, Ya. Ya., SHU5LWOY, L'VOV, D. K., and
KLIMENKO, S. M., Institute of Virology imeni D. 1. Ivanovski-Y, Acadamy
of Medical Sciences USSR, Moscow
"Electron Microscopic Investigations of Vero Cells Infected Ifith Genetically
Homogenous and Heterogenous Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis Virus (VEE)"
Moscow, Voprosy Virusologii, No 49 1973, pp 436-438
Abstract: Vero cells grown in medium 199 with 101T. normal bovine serum were
infected with clones 6 and 8 of VEE either separately, or with both clones
at the same time. Electron microscopy of thin sections~abowed that 17 and
23 h after infection either with clone 6 or 8 alone mononucleoid virions were
formed, whereas infection with both clones simultaneously yielded mononu-
cleoid virions as well as giant virions containing several nucleoids
(polynucleid virions). After 29 and 41 h.an additional.type of giant viral
particle was formed which contained material equal in.density to that of
the nucleoids (termed giant viral. particles in distinction to palynucleoid
viriens) in cultures infected with both clones. CelLs iafected with only
one type of VEE clone did not form giant viral particles. The data support
the contention that formation of giant virions represents infection of the
cells with genetically heterogenous VEE vitus.

'USSR uDc 621.374.32
Sww=d..IL I. GAVJS`Y'YAN, S.G.) and TSODIKOV, M.B.
'Thiltichannel Pulse Counters"
"Erergfya,"
Mnogokaanal'Arye schetcbi.-i impul'sov (cf. English above), I-eni. 4
1971, 64 p , ill -, 25 k. (from RZI OuLatika, Telemeknuni1va i Vvchislitel'naya
Tekhnika, No 1, Jan 72, Abstract No IA357K)
Translation: The book considers -vays of pulse counting simultaneously over
several channels by means of a single electronic counter using an internal
storage. An analysis is given of the principal chamcteri.stics wn~t par,-,~Illete-rs
of the MUltiCiMM103, COLutor. I's upplicl.,ttion i"'1 warious rdevicelj i-,
considered; viz., multichannel frequency Little -i ntf:~ rval 11141c'.0,orl",
statistical analyzers, monitoring and accounting devices. A description is
given of the design and operation of various versions of multichannel counters,
And.schematic diagrams and calculations are given for the priw,_ipal compor-ents.