SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SIDOROVA, T.A. - SILAKOV, A.V.

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DATE--18SEP70
in 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROC ESS I flu
;'CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0104042
~.::ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ALt NIv MO HYDROCRACKING
CATALYSTS WERE PREPO. BY THE PPTN. OF THE AL HYDROXIDES FROM THE AL(NO
SUB3) SUB3 SOLNS. WITH NAOH AT ROOM TEMP - AtIO PH EQU4LS 101.5. THE PPT.
WAS WASHED WITH H SUB2 0 TO REMOVE NAUH, MIXED WITH THE NI AND MO
HYDROXIDES, FORMED, CRIED AT 1500EGREES AND CALCINED AT 650DEGREES FOR 3
HR. THE CATALYST CONTAINED SIMILAR TO 10PERCENT NIOAND MOO SUB3. T14E
-1-NDIVIDUAL CATALYST SAMPLES CONTAINED 0.43, 0.47# 0.72t 0.90, AND 2.50
WT. PERCENT NA SUBZ 0 FOR T4E SAMPLES DENOTED WITH NOS. 19Cv, 2OCt 2lCv
22C, AND 23C, RESP. THE PROPERTIES OF 'THE SAMPLES WEPE AS FOLLOWS:
_6ULK 0. 0.921 O.'92t 0.91, 0.82v AND 0&80;G-CM PRIME3v APPARENT U. 1.411
1.34p, 1.34, AND 1.32 G-CM PRIME3v REAL D 3.45, 3.50, 3.411 3.38t
AND 4.02 G-CM PRIME3i PORE VOL, 0.42# 0,41, 0.45, 0.49, AND 0.51 CM
PRIME3-G, SP_~ A:KEA 147', 177, 1-87, 178i A:ND ~ Z010 K PRI'14FZ-Gs TENSILE
"STRENGTH 1050t 1150, 1160, 01 AND 0 G-MM, AND THE AfIRASIVE WEAR
RESISTANCE 74v 56, 45, Ot AND OPERCENT,~FOR THE SAMPLES 19C, 20Ci 21C,
Ct -CATALYSTS WAs rE.STED IN THE
__22C, AND 23., RESP. THE ACTIVITY OF THE
'.HYDROCRACKING PROCESS OF THE ARLAN CRUDE OIL (D TAKEN BETWEEN THE VALUE
-S 3.1 WT.
THE VARIABLE AND ITS VALUE 20 0.895s PERCENT, DISTILLATES
S. SMALLER THAN 300DEGREESt 35.8 WT. PERCENT) AT 450DEGREr-Si 30 ATMT
FEED THROUGHOUT I KG-I. HRt AND H CIRCULATING RATE SIMILAR TO 1000 l.-KG
-HR*
UNCLASSIFIED

P i I'NG~ DATE-18SEP70
3/1 024 UNCLASSIFIED
Cl-kC, ACCESSION NO--AP0104042
C
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-THE VOL- OF THE CATALYST -IN THE APP. 14 AS SIMILAR TO 100
ML AND THE OPERATING TIME 2 HR. THE FOLLOWING RESULTS WERE OBTAINED:
YIELD OF THE LIQ. PRODUCTS 89.8,.89.9, 39.1, 90.5, AND 89.8PERCENT ON
TEED, THE DEGREE OF THE DESULFURIZATIONI 90.2v 83.6, AND
-81.2PERCENT, THE DECREE OF DECOMPN. 37.0, 36.6, 38.4., 36.5, AND
37.0PERCENT, D. OF THE LIQ. PRODUCTS 0,841v 0.tl3br 0.837v 0.81t0, AND
S IN THE LIQ. PRODUCTS 0.34, 0.36t 0-50v 0-56t AN'D 0*64 WT.
I NG. 5.79 6.4t 7.09 8.3, AND &.1, ANDTHE SULFONATING RESIDUE
-61.
2v 53.Ot 5S-4v 53.1, AND 57.5 VO;, PERCENT, F R tATALYSTS SA. PLES
~19cl 2OCT 21c, 22ct AND 23C, RESP. THEREFOREt THE NA EPPURITIES
IN THE AL, ~1, MO CATALYSTS AS A RESULT OP INSUFFICIENT H SU32
N
,~,,O,WASHING OF THE AL HYDROXIDES CAUSE A DECREASE !N THE ACTIVITY OF THE
HYDROCRACKING CATALYSTS. THE PHYS. AND C14614. INVESTIGATIONS SHOWED THAT
'JHE NA IMPURITIES DO NOT CnNC. ON THE CATALYST SURFACE BUT FORM CHEM.
IN THE BULK OF THE CATALYST JERZY KRAMARZj
XOMS
CLAS S-1-1-7 IT

UNCLASS I ED PROICIESS I Nu. UA I t:--Z SZ~t, rr-
lj'~E-ROLE OF ELECTRICAL DOUBLE LAYER IN THE SETTING OF SLAG PORTLAND
-U-
CEMENT
:AUTHOR-105)-VED, E.I., BAKLANOV# G.M,t ZHAROV, E&F.s NlrCHENKOP V.Sol
*A*
C NTRY OF --USSR
_c INFO
-_~,,SOURCE--8UOICEL'NI MATER. KONSTRo 1970ir (L)t 31-2
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--CEMENTt CALCIUM CHLORIDEt COHES:ON STRENGTH
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--Ut4CLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/147-9 STEP NO--Ug/0635/70/000/001/0031/~ru'32
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116915
UNCLASSIFIED

E--230CT70
2/2 007 -UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DAT
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116915
.4BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ASSTRACT. SETTING PROCESS IS =XPLAINFO A-N
TERMS OF THE SHAPE OF THE ZETA POTENTIAL CURVES, ADDN. OF SMALL AMTS.
OF CACL SUB2 CAUSES SHARP OROP IN ZETA POTENTIAL, INDICArING COMP-A"ESSIDIN
OF ELEC. DOUBLE LAYER AND LIMITED MIGRATION OF NEG. CHARGED OH AND CL
IONS. , RISE 'AN ZETA POTENTIAL WITH INCREASING A0ON* OF C.ACL SU32
INCREASES IN DIFFUSION REGION OF ELEC. DOUBLE LAYER OF NiG. CHARGED JH
AND CL IONS AND ACCELERATION IN SETTING. COHESION FOkCES RISE AND
STRENGTH INCREASES.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR IJD C632.4
SIDDROVA, T. D.. Stavropol Scientific Research Institute oil, Agriculturo
'Losses From Smut"
Moscow, Zashchita Rastenly, No 10, 1970, pp 11-12
Abstract: Mheat which is caused by the fiwgus tritice, has become
widespread in Stavropolskiy Kray. When seeds aro jnf,.:ictod. the plants grown from
the seeds are stunted and somatimes completely de5troyed, with a corresponding
reduction in th3 harvest. An estimate is prosentod oP the dogree of infection of
wheat fielf1s in Stavropolskiy Kray with smut durixig the por;'Lod 1957-69. The com-
man effects of infection of 3eW on the characteristics of four selected varieties
of wheat plants were determinuNI. The All Union instituto cW Plant Protection has
calaulated indices, by means of which the decreases in yieli:l due to infection with
snut (including latent ir-fection) can be determined. For tho total 1967 wheat
crop of 20.403,000 tons in Stavropollslciy Kray, losses due -to smut reached 1.571,000
tons. Field tests damon5tratei t.4at, af ter a, dogree of inf oction of the wheat
crop arzounnti-Ig to 100 had been reached. selection of seeds according W sizo and
Vacific weight, disinfoction of seeds accorxlix4; -to procaduxos; developed for the
Bazastaya I vari6ty, and isolation of the seLxi crops to profint infection M*49 it
possible to reduce iafeotion with amut. to a minimum.

USSR UDC: 669.018
SAIIIS011011, G. V. K02-EiTC-0, V. A. 10D 1, 11-1. r-ind ISIDOPOL `r
"Some Characteris tics of I-alladil-tm B-Ioride
Tomsk, Izvestiya VU'-7--Fizik-.. No 6, lG72, pp 146-14-7
that there is little data tin the charac'-ri
Abstract: Asserting U ~-- - U-
cs
of. the jphaases of" Pd.-B oystems, the authors ol` tlnis bri.--f
cation invostigate the conditions for obtairinl' pall.a6tilu.-I bovides,
Ic
by synthesi--ing 'lie elements and measure the q-1--c-trical rr-~,istivity
arnd thermal emf in the 2~0-60,0c' C rarce. The ased
for synthesizin- the borides Were I'Morphous, boron vdth a jo,,ritly of
99.6,:a' and palladium powder 99,99;,4 plixe. It v-as established, by
thermal, x-ray, netalior
graphic, an(I chcLiical analysez, that the
synthesis process for I"d---B had to be dollie in a inter-
val of 700-9000 -.L:'or 5-6 L'urs, 1-:11ile the ilatta-val'o.1' 600-9500 ifor
60-70 hours vas required to synthesize M5112. C'arve:~ are
for the resistivity of the Pd3B and~R15B2 phase.,; aj--id for the
thermal emf of those T)hase as functions of the terApe.-atiz--re. T, 'e
authors arc associ,---tea -vith the 50th lunni.-icc..-rs~ary cf tl~- G-~---t Oc-
obor Socia~-st 11',~vol-ation Polylh,-~,:Iu~'dcvd .1
I/I

USSR UDC 612.017.1,014.43-085.2
Laboratory of Antibody Ghemistry and Biosynthesis, Institute
of-.Epidemiology and Microbiology imeni N. F. Gamale.ya, Academy of Medical
Sciences USSR
lonspecific immune Globulins in
Qynthesis.and Secretion of Antibodies and h
vitro at Different Temperatures"
Moscow, Byulleten' Eksperimental'noy Biolbgil i Meditsiny, No 12, 1971, pp
55-58
Abstract-, The synthesis of antibodieq and nonspecific immune globulins !n
ynthesis of
suapen3iona of spleen cells from hyperimuune rabbits aitd the
nonspecific Immune globulins in suspensions of spleen cells from normal
animals are already evident at 20 to 22% (below tifte animalt., body tempern-
ture). The synthetjis of both proteins increases as tho temperature risres to
42% after whieb it rlows and after 46 and 56% decrwises sharply. The
rate of synthesis of both proteins changes equallv with rise in temperature.
Righ temperatures also increase the rate of secretion cif antibodies and es-
pezially immune globulins. The rate vf secretion of inmune Blobulins by the
spleen cells of normal rabbits and its temperature dependence are similar
to those phenomena among antibodies in hyperimmune rabbits.

.112 UNICLASSTFlEd-', P0qcr_s'srNG 98,rE--0Z-lCT70
TITLE-SYNThESIS, STVJCTjkE, As.3 bEHAVI'DR OF PCLYMEAS DF~ THE IET-fYL
ISCPRENECARSOXYLATt: GHTAINEO oy A,%,inNI(_ AND RADICAL Pi'lLYmERTZATlGt4 -L;-
AUTII,"R A.G., NIKITIN,
-(05)-ARBUZ'JVA, I.A., YEFREMOVA, V.N., YELISEYE-V,%,
V.N., S_l_DL;R0VlCHv__A.V.
tit- ult-97-USSR
'_'sOURCE--VYSbKUMOL. SOEDIN,t SER. A 1970, 12(3)t 697-704
DATE PUBL ISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHF141STRY, MATERIALS
TbPlC,.TAGS--I5GPRENE, CAaBOXYLIC ACID ESTER* POLYMERIZAriGN, LJd
TE4,PERATLIKE EFFECTw ORGANOLITHIOM COMPOUNDir POLYMER STRUCTORE, PHASE
TRANSITION, IR SPECTRUM
'~CONTRDL MARKING-ND RESTRICTIONS
-DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIf lEo
:.PRIIXY REL-L/FRAME-1992/0311 STEP NU--UR/0459/7OiOl2/003/0697/0704
R.C NO-AP0111505
UNCLASS I FIED

el._,~2/2 040 UNCLASSIFUD PROCESSING DATE-020.CT70
C IRC ACCESSIijN NO-AP0111505
A6STRAC_T/EXTR,ACT--(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. THE ANI.'O*NIC POLYMN. OF H SUB2
C:CHtME:CHCtj SUB2 ME (1), CARRfED OUT AT NEGATIVE609FGREES TO
NEGATIVE70DEGREES IN PHME SOLI. CONTG. 0-02 MOLE-L. 4ULI GAVE 80PERCEAT
t POLYMER (-I[) IN LFSS THAN 0-1 EQUAL TO 60 MIN. THE FREE RAO[-AL BUL-K
POLYMN. OF I IN THE PRESENCE (IF 0.2 WT. PERCENT (ON lj~BZ SUr,7 0 SIJB2
REQUIRED-90-,HR AT 60-80DEGREES TO GIVE 75-6PERCENT I PJLY4ER (TIA).
-HEATING THE AMORPHOUS ITA CONVERTS ITTO A CRYST. ~L)Rmq T IS CRYST. AT
ROD-M TEMP.. BOTH 11 AND' IIA HAVE A PHASE TRANSITION POINT AT 90DEGREES
'ANO~GLASS POINT AT 20DEGREES. BY IR SPECTROSCOPY lHEY BOTH 4A.VE 194
-TRANS. CONFI-GURATION.

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Pr 1 "i of
from Th,-.!:1.q"
Mosco-J,
3x
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during

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Vitor. i
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USSR UDC 678.4.074:53
P"ry, A. I. , and NOVIKOVA, G. Ye., All Union Scientific
Research Institute of Synthetic Rubber imeni S. V. Lebedev
"Dependence of the Physical Properties of Elastomers on Their Chemical Com-
position and Molecular Structure"
Moscow, Kauchuk i Rezina, No 2, 1971, pp 9-12
Abstract: For a number of years the All Unioa~Scientific Reseavch Institute
of Synthetic Rubber has been performing research on the 6ffect~of pr;culiarities
of the molecular structure and chemical nature of rubbery polymers on their
glass transition temperature, elastic dynamic properties and crystallization
ability. It has been found that the glass transition temperature is a linear
function of the reciprocal value of the molecular weight.of th,e polymer aad
linearly depends on the concentration of functional groups asymeLrically or
statistically arranged in the polymer chain, the degree of this dependence
being proportional to the interaction energy of the functional groups. The
mechanical behavior of elastomers is primarily due to their relaxation prop-
ertiIea, which depend on the internal mobility of the polymer ch-tans. While
the chemical structure of a polymer mainly determines the lower bound of the
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manifestation of elastic properties, such parameters as molecular weight,
molecular-weight distribution, space network de,.;isity determine the visco-
elastic behavior in the region of the highly elastic state. Elastomers may
have a different degree of structural order accord-Ing to the character of
the macromolecular chain construction (e. g.j in a cis or trans configuration)
and chain stereoregularity. These factors also affect the temperature-fre-
quency dependences of the viscoelastic properties of elastomers. The charac-
ter of crystallizatiou processes in elastomers is affected by microstructure
purity, vulcanization network density and other factors. Accelerated methods
have been developed for the kinetic study of crystallization, and the deter-
mination of the equilibrium cryotalline state of vulca-aizates by measuring
their modulus of elasticity in compression and peLmanertt tensile elongation,
A study of the crystallization of polysiloxanes established that, in contrast
to the general rule, the creation of a space vulcanization network up to a
certain limit accelerates their crys:~allization. Only vulcanlzates with a
dense network crystallize more slowly than the initial polymers. As a result
of findings on the effect of,different molecular-structore parameters and
mole~=lar chain orientation in Matallizaition on the mechanical properties
2/3

Ri-ibber and EUas:tomrs
USSR uDc 678 -03,*!.8: 6'16.76e.2:678. ol:
539-3
V,
M-REY; A. T., and MNS1111,131M, Y.B. V., 1-11-Union Seien-
tific Research Institute of S
ymtlaetic Rubbeir imeni S. V. Lebe;lev
Effpect of the Mblecular Weight of Rubber,on the Tempe rat tire De-perjence of'
the Dyn=mdc lVechr-mical Frorex-ties of Its Vulcanizates"
llotcaw, Kauchuk i Rezina: ho 8p 1970P PP 3-6
Abstract: The wathors, undertook to study vaxiations in the dyiitu-'J:.c
properties of rubberl'i-he -oolners of' varyinEr, a
deAree of cros~_-Unll:iu,7., in a tan-mr-eratu-re raw-_e.
xUbbers 'SK:D aTfl naturai nibber vere used at. the object-s of c;tuily.
fo=d that- in the rer~j'oj, a-r.n%re t-ransition tzmiperatu-..-e t~dhe i,,; lc u
C:
4,
l6ejcht- ul A 2 s .1rincir-) i_lct~),.- 1-'hu
I C) p r, '-t
the vvlccnizat~"" 'Ene influence of tho initial MolOeuli,",, o' thr;, i-ub'-~Cr
'heam--s culy witb- re;ther hie4 4cgrees 1 of c_-,Dos-lanking (Con-
side d Free n
rably above the e, .9),_ An Jjicrease i thci~ izitl,al i:;olccular
veight increases the rebound elasticity of tile Vulcanizate.1, anA, docrea-1.3e.5 it.';
tezurernture coeMcient. lmrersion of the elasticity -"mipe!rati,."re coefficient

USSCR
et a!., K-a-achuk i Rezina
SI22EUvT NO. 8, 1970, PP 3-6
-e in the t' t-re vul imil-at"an netti-
is Observed uith chant. of An
increase in the mlolenular wei,-ht. increases tile de-~iv::!e of crass- J-nk-i-:~- a
-Jr
ved repa aril
which the irvrersion occurr,. churacter of the obsea %j-
not affected by the type Of rubl~er or CrOSS-).--nki-nF,.
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112 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--lbOCT*70
~i.-JITLE-NEROBOL AND PREDNISOLONE ACTION ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERARTERIAL
IN EXPERIMENTAL MYOCARDtAL-INFARCTIQN~_U_
A.UTHOR-(02)-SELIVENSTOV, S.A., SIDOROVICH, YE.I.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~~"'SOURCE-FARMAKOL. TOKSIKOL. (MOSCOW) 19701 33tI)v 48-51
PUBLISHED ------- 70
:i.-.SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDUCAL SCI-ENCE'S
.-TOPIC TAGS--HARMONEv ARTERIAL ANASTOMOSISP MYOCARDIUM, liFART DISEASE, CAT,
ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY, CORONARY BLOOD CIRCULATION
.,CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1994/1176 STEP NO--UR/0390/'7~)/033/001/0048/()iJ51
CIRC ACCESSION 140--AP0115195
pc_y L~ [a---

~2/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED PRDCESSING DATE--i6fDCT70
ACCESSION NO-AP0115195
ABSTRACT/ x-TRAcT--(U) GP--O- ABSTRACT. NEROTOL (10 ORAL ) AND t TO A
EXTENT, PREDNISOLONE (5 MG-KG ACjmjNjSrE--RED L)AILY FO~~ 25
DAYS TO CATS W ITH EXPTL. MYCICAkOl AL INFARCT I fifil ( I NOUCEG BY L IGA T r0,N OF
THE ANTERIOR DESCeNDING 6RAMCH OF THE LEFT C09010f~Y ARlEaY) STliMULAr--0
THE DEVEELDPHIENT OF INTERARTERIAL ANASTUMCSES LN THE MIYOCARL)IUM. THIS
IMPROVED COLLATERAL BLOOD CfRCULATION' IN THE CARDIAC MU, E m CIVE
SC L , I P R 0
THE ELECTROCAR010GRAM DYNAMICS, AND 0ECREASED rHE SEVERITY OF ADHES1,3NS
DEVELOPING BETWEEN THE PERICARDIUM AND NECROTIC ARiAS IN THE MYOCARDIUm.
FACILITY* LAB. FARMAKOL. SERDECHNO SOSUDISFOI SISTEMY. INST.
FARMAKOL. KHIMIOTER.t MOSCOW, USSR.
--UNCLASS
.11IN law

USSR UDC 577 - 12
LYASHENKOJ, V. A. and SIDDROVA) Ye. V.) Institute of Vaccines and Sera, USSR
Hinistry of of Epidendology and Microbioloa.. Acad-
emy of Sciences USSR, Moscow
"Study of '1==e MIA' by the Specific IM=08orption 11,11ethod"
Moscow., Biokhimiya, No 1, 1973, pp l78-M
Abstract: Injection of niice with "Dmaxne" FWA isolated from the spleens of
animals im-amized wi-th polysaccharide 0 or Vi antigens induced the fon*.1at1ion of
st~ecific 0 or Vi antfbodies. Treatment of O-IWA idth ribonuclease resulted in
aimost complete disappearance of its capacity for antibody lomation, whereas
similar treatment of the 0 antigen did not affect its lmnurdzing propzartics.
RINA from animals :Lrwanized vith radioactive 0 or Vi antigenj- contained a ra-dio-
active substance that proved to be an antigen bound to MIA. Antigen in a com-
plex with M was unable to react specificz,32y with anti -Odies i d on an
irwine sorbent (cellulose vit'a ulobu-1in from a nonirw~ine rabbit).
it could combine nonspecif ically with the sorbent to the hij~l -!O-pt_l
n
capacity of the riboni;~ch:!ic part, of the antigen __ FJ~A complex. After the com,
plex was treated with riloonuclease, the antigea present in the POLIA preparation
acquired a capacity for specific iimninosorption.

41.6 541X4+561-718-1
USSR IUDC: 5 0
LEVIN, Ya. A., GOZM-4, I. P., and SIDOIROVA, Ye. Ye., Institute of Organii and
_ft emy ences USSR
P'jvsical Chemistry imeni A. Ye. ArWz-0471 i
UstructurE, aixi Mech&_nism of Formation of Oligophosphonates from Dialkyl
OLlorophosphites and Aldehydes"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Hauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No 1, Jan 70,
pp 173-175
Abstract: Two oligomers (1 and 2) were prepared by similar reactions of
(EW)2 PCl with PrCHO or PhCHO, respectively. The reaction With PrCHO was
exothermic and resulted in loss of EtCl. Subse , , the reacting miyfture
quentli
was heated 4 hr. at 1030, then for 1 hr at 1700 in vacuo. The product was an
extremely viscous liquid. The product of the reaction with PhZqO was a glassy
solid. A th-ird oligomnr (3), a yellow powder, was prepal-ed by a similar re-
action from (iso-BLD)2i.)Cl and P-0i02)C6i4CHO- The pol~rphosphonate structure
was attributed to the alternating llin:4 of the oli-omers
1-P(O)(OP-)C"M'O-1n t~
from their hy4zrolysis and pyrolysis data. The I and 2 oligomears heated with
concentrated HCl for 4 air. yielded 95~ Pr 011010PO)F2 aj,4 90~ Ph Cli(OH)PO-.H2,
0
respectively. Pyrolysis of 1 oligomer at 250-270 in vatmo gavo "A; of a C"'Yelic
1p

.............
USSR
LEVIN, Ya. A., et al, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk 53SR, Seriya Khimicheskayat No 1,
Jan 70, pp 173-175
dimer containing the same 'conds as 1. An unusual, ste,Pwise polycondensation
mechanism was proposed to explain formation of the o4gophoav~,onate moleculc;s
with the ester-chloride end groups.
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112 017 UNCL ASS IF Ito PROCESSING
TITLE--USE OF INDUSTRIAL APPARATUS TO STUDY THE PREPAPATIDN11
-HIGH INDEX AVIATION OILS FROM UST BALYKSKII PETR LEUM, AN
o D
-AUTHOR-r-KORELYAKOVt L.V.t KVETKOVY.B*A. SIDORSKAYA& UF.
-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
'SOURCE--NEFTEPERERAO. NEFTEKHIM. IMOSCOW) 1970, 1 I)p 12-14
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--4,ATERIALS
T,OPIC,TAGS--TEST
DATP--IISEP70
TECHNOLOGY FOR
A STUDY OF
METHODt PHYSICS LABORATORY IN&TRUME-14T9 QUALITY CaNV~-)L,
't jr -
1NDUSTRIAL PRODOCTION, AIP'RAFT 13)BRIC'ANTt l.tia. ~AIYTNG 011.
.'.'.PROXY REEL/FPAs4E--19FS9/1147 STEP NO--UR/03IFi/70/OOC)/D')11'3012/)nl4
CIRC ACCESSION" NO--APr)107636
Uhlf- LASS IF IFO

212 017 UNCLA5SIFiE0
C,IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107636
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(~U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. HIGH GRADE
VISCOSITY 1NDEX LtARGER THAN OR EQUAL To LOO WAS
RbUTINE METHODS, BUT USING SUITABLE PROPORTIONS
0EASPHALTING, SELECTIVE REFININGv AND DEWAXING.
OILS AND EXPTL. RESULrS WERE REPORTED*,
PPOCESS ING DATE--l ISEPTO
AVIATION OIL WIT!l
0-13TA14ED qY APPLYI,11G
01: SnLVFr;TS FOR
(I-IARACTERISTICS OF THE

USSR UDC 35.5-3/013.644
TROYAISKIYo H. P. =SI1>);:!T~3OV It P,p and PETROVA-GOLUBEMOi L. B.
"Effect of Hoise on Blood Cholineaterase Activity"
Moscow# Voyenno-Meditsinskiy Zhurnalp No 2g 1971# pp 47-49
Translationt The effect of industrial noise on workers' heal-th has been
investigated in quite a few scientific studies which nention the changes that
take place in the body as a result.
Our purpose wasin study indexes that would not only testify to the pre-
sence of noise but aloo serve as a criterion of its advo=e effect. One such
indexl at least in part, is whole blood cholinesterase aptivity and the state
of the autonorLc nervoim systein in persons working in dirt.,aol and blower sta-
tions. Their work is light to noderate and does not
involve nuch nervous
or mental strain. The noise lovels.ranged'from 94 to 97 db, with nedium and
high frequencies and an energy peak- at 400 to 1,250 11Z. None Used ear plugs.
A work shift was 12 hoars lonG and there *ras an interval of 24 hours between
shifts. During the arzmination period a tomporazy changei in the schedules
of some groups resulted in shortening the interval between shifts to 12 houxs.
The workers, especially those on the job after a 12-hour'brealct complained of
ready fatigability, hoadaches, general weakness, irritability, aad so forth.

USSR
TROYANSM, H. P., et al., Voyenno-Heditsinskiy Zhurna.1, No 2, 1971, pp 47-49
Cholinesterase activity was determined by Hestrin's method before work
and every 3 hours during workj, at the end, and 12 and 24 houL-:, afterward.
The results were exT)xessed in units of extinction. baseline neurological
examina-tion given at the same time Includeds interrogiition, neurological
status, Aschner's phenomenon, dynainic observation of tbe pulse, arterial
Mssurej and dermoSraphia reaction,, The examination itere g;Lven right at -the
work places.
A total of 51, persons were examinedi 16 worked 12-hour shifts (after
a 24-hour break(gj~up 3.) and 24 worked 12t5hour sWts after a 12-hour break
(group 2)), Tho other 15 worked under the same conditions but wore not
exposed tonoise (control).
The neurological exanbiation revealed a signifimnt longthening of- the
latent period of the dermographic reaction (p-0,01).mnd a rather pronounced
slowing of -the pulse in Aschner's test (P-0-05) at the end of t-~a workday.
Analysis of the dynamicz of blood cholinestexaae.activity showed that
it decreased significantly in thoc;e who come to voxi, aXter a 24-hour break in
the course of the shiftt the maxinti-m docrease occurrirg toward the end.
Although the decrease was gradualo it was nanifested after only hours of

USSR
TROYAXSKIY# M. P-# et al-t Voyenno-J-,LaditsInsk!Ly Zhurnal, Vo 21 1971, pp 47-49
work (P-0-05). Cholinestarase activity returned to the oTigiral level 24
hours after the work was overp but in some cazes it was higher.
~ Cholinesterase activity was found to ba lower in gmup 2 (womkod 12-
hour shifts after a 12-hour "break) than in the first and control groups.
After 3 hours' work it decreased more sharply than in grou-D-1, although by
the end of the shift the rate of decrease Plou-ed and choUneste:-case activity
was almost indistinguishable from that in group 1.
Systematic incomplete restoration of cholinostera-se activity can
evanutally lead to decompensation. A significant decrearie therein during
restiration puts great stress on the compensatory nechanisms ani it may
cause them to break doicn. Thereforet vre are justified in statinG that a 12-
hour interval betueen sbifta is insufficient.
Thus, the extent o:C deareane and time.of restoration of cholinesterase
activity can be used.to judge the dogroe of harm done by noi~za and the cora-
pleteness of restoration of physical fitness. These indexes rar serve as the
basis for establishing souirl standaxds of woxf: and rest Ume, Complete
restoration of cholinesterase activity to the original level before the start
of the next shift is the criterion for Judging -the sour4mess oll' the standards.
The mere fact that cholinosterase activity decreases is not an Invariable
sign of pathology. It can be regarded as an Index of a4aptation of the body
to now conditions, especially in cases where its activity is conpletely
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USSR
TROYA1-SKIYj 1-1. P., et al., Voyenno-Ileditsinskiy Zhurnal, No 2, 1971, pp, 47-49
restored. A decrease in cholinestenase activity and change in neurological
status (lengthening of the latent. period. of the dermographic reaction, pro-
nounced slowing of the pulse In Aschner's test) axe indicative of a pvra-
sympathetic trend in the c1anges that take place In porzonz working iuAer
noisy conditions.
Conclusions
1. Workers exposed to noise when examinedcUrectly at the work places showed
a statistically significance decrease in blood cholinesterase activity, in-
crease in the latent -Dericd of the dermogTaphic reaction, sAid rather pronounced
slowing of the pulse in Aschner's test, the lowest value being recoxded at the
end. of a shift. i
2. Cholinester-ase activity was restored when the workers wore no -longer ex-
posed to noise. After a 12-hour shift CQMDlete restozution took 24, hours.
3. The extent of decrease and time of restoration of cholinesterase activity
can serve as a criterion for judging the degree of injury done by noise and
the nature of the body's response,,
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93

USSR UDC 8. 74
now.,YsKly, I. V., IpIr
B.
"Formalization of the Process of Planning and Designing Digital Devices"
V sb. Irychisl. sistoT.-.v (Computation Systens -- coll,ectIon o--- VY 7.
p. 4
Novosibirsk, 1971, pp 73-86 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 7, Jul 72, Abstract "o
7V557)
Translation: Iin approach is forimulated for the probic!iLs of plannint~ wd de-
signing digital devices in the logical syntbesis step (using the ter!7jnolc~-v
of V. M. Glushkov in the book Teoriya koneciinvkh i
[Theory of Finite and Probability Automacal, Moscow, llkhauka Press, 1965).
6o -

tSS OATE--27NOviv
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---IMPROVEMENT IN THE WAXING,OF CANVAS TENT FioaRECS -U-
TITLE
AUTHOR-(05)-AljX.P.P.,qc4TSKIY, FoLet ARTEMOVAr L.A#, INVANOVA, V-E.t PUZYREV7
M*F*t L.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--TEKST. PROM. (MOSCOW) 19701 30(2)t 53-4
E PUBLISHED ------- 70
0
AT
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSP MILITARY SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--CANVAS EQUIPMENT, TENT# WAX,
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PAOXY REEL/FRAME--3002/1120
STEP NO--UR/0342J70/030/002/00:~13/005~-
CIRC ACCESSION 140--AP0128547
UNC L A 5 S I F I.E 0

UNCLAISSIFtEO
V2 007 PIWCMING DATE-27NOV70
CIRC, ACCESSION NO---AP0128547
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT- THE EFFECT OF TH'-:: RATIo 0,- A a.-~C
LEVEL RATE (V SUBR) TO THE COATING ROLLER SURFACE TRAVEL (11N THE S A
DIRECTION) RATE (V SUBR) ON THE AMT. (0) OF PARAr;::IN DEPOSITE;.) To TEP"I"
FABRIC WAS DETD. THE OPTIMUM ANGLE PHIJ SU8TEnDED HY THE CLOTHi
CONTACTING AND LEAVING THE ROLLER WAS SIMILAR TO. 15DEGREES, THE
(H) OF THE ROLLER IMMERSION IN PARAFFINt KEPT AT a0-95DEGREl-S, UAS 40-5
MMt.THE CLOTH TEMP. 110-150EGREES, AND THE ROLLER TEMP. 114-170EGREES.
'7 -0
0 INCREASED WITH INCREASING V SUBF-V, SU$Rl AND COULD BE REGULAIC
CHANGIUG BOTH H AND PHI.
UNCLASSIFIED

1?0043673
Acc. Nr Ref. Code: UR 0056
PRIMARY SOURCE: Zhurnal Eksperim a allnoy i Teoreticheskoy
Fiziki. 1970, Vol 58, Nr 2, pp~5-73-,S'Yl
CALCULATIO.8 OF THE POLARIZATJON C0,NTRIBUTION
TO THE ENERGY OF NTERACTION BETWEEN A UIARGE
AND METAL SURFACE
.4. V. Sidyalrin
The polarivition part of the energy of 1nttraaic,;, between a Aationary point
ebar,-,e and a suit) i restric I ed metal is calculated in the hipli density apprONiMation w;
a function of the distanc,: from thr- surfacc...At the of the in(tol this quanLit.v
is-about 2,1.1 the value insi,le the metal; with fnerease of the disitance the charge
'113d metal it a~,Yvnptotically gees over to tho chna(r(I potentialk.. Thc polarization
contribution to the clectran pnorgy is identicul with t1w calculated ~-aluo if the major
contribution to the electron mass operator is due lo a i-conlor,111 1101tj. Tile ...2:~UILS of the
--rrer ta 1
calviflations are employed for calcalating the, field emis!4oL. x, At a ine 1.
6hown that the effect of broaduniag ui the harrier relative to that. zt;vd it, duduct*
Ion
of the Fowler-Nordheim fonuu)n is to alorge extent coir-pelisali'd hy the effect of
fifold penetration int", the welal. Aflowance~ for both effticts:does not vidd sign-ificaut,
I/ Corrvetions tothe'Fowler - Nordlicim formulp,
197700""

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Aft
VR. 0482
on I M= i -a Derwent,
I' t-, Inventions Illustrite Secti
Sov e C
240889 RESISTANCE Spot; VELI)Ihtlwa~: improved. by
confinuoui measurementvof'res,4 ance, i,
0 a ~'this,mkh c~,, two
between welding' eler-tt d a n~ 0
sheets of mer-4V'are-~pr~ssed bimeerr~he,eleal~odes
t
with a force P in cte
d.,sutLje ti~.,Ul~rasopic
vibrations using-a Senomator 4.", The resistand
between the,e lectrode-
s. is c~niinuously veasurod
by a unit 2 whicfi,zt.~ the'. ap-tiai lue of ~ thEii
m v4
resistance actuate,%,-i controil*'i 6;toswitch~~:
W014ing current Ibr-a given, ts*--~ interval. Th~-. A
value of the optizp~~., tanve'.'ahi *V~ier
-parameteis oE the weld#g-ptocesh-Aepindmon thtt
type.and s-liate oIf;thC:WpIded shle~-tt'~aud an the
welding equipmeat used.,
15.9.67 as 1186067125-"27:
S.F~ CQSRV~et al.
(;2.8.69) Bul 13/l..4.6-9.'.Class 21h. Int.cI.B 231-_
0. A. and Sidyq4n,
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V- A.
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USSR UDC -621. 317-799,537 -311-3
SID A~~IN G
xOptilml Method Of Measurement Of The Hall Effect'
.Vestn. Kiyev. Rolitekhn. in-te. Bar. radioalektron. (Bulletin Of Kiev Poly-
technical Institute. Radioelectronics Series), 1970, Ito 7, PP 1111-144 (from
RZh--Elektronika i yeye primenenin, No 1, January 1971,~Abstract No IB103)
Translation; An exDerimental examination ol' the usefulness of various schemes
for measuring the Hall constant was conducted on semicondiActor specimena of
n-Ge and n-type C(SiC. A a--home with one Hall condo and 4 cohome according to
the Van der Pauve method with four condos on the periphery of tho specimen are
compored with the classical three sonde scheme for meaeurAng th,.~ Hall effec,lu.
It is shown that the one condo scheme (technically simplaj~ and requiring less
technological preparation of the specimen to be mcaeured) la completely suit-
able, The Von der Pauve scheme requiros speolal preparation and~salectionof
specimena; otherwise it gives an error of measurament, of Mobility which can
reach 40 end
100%. 2 ill'. 1 tab#11.0 ref'Atluwury-
even

........... .
Single Crystals
USSR UW 546.26123 548- 55

SI-DYAKIN
V. G. and RUBT Kiev POlYtech
I ~I k. 0V. N., institute
IlThermal Conductivity of Single-Crystal 3j.G"
anichnskiye Materi.aly,
1,11oscow, izvestiya Akade, Hau
-k SSSR Neorl,
Vol 6, No 10, Oct 70, p 1861

Abstract: tudied the thermal conductivity of specimer's
The authors su
of single -crystal (X-Sic type 6H with compen-~a,Jng ip-.,.,ur-. i
'D
N 10 cm The temperature dependence of' t.hle therviral canduc-
tivity, of O~-Si-%, (6H) (proportionality TJ at lcrr,, temperatures and
at high temperatures) was found to.1be in good agreement with the
theory of heat conductlon in semiconductors,

USSR
SEMIOVA, S. A., SIFOBQVA,_ T._ -A.* and NIKOIAYEVAt T. A., VNIIMZR
"Dynamics of the Elimination of Residual Systemic Acarlaides from Leaf
Surfaces"
Moscow, Xhimlya, v Selskom Khozyaystver No 2, 1971, pp 211-27
-Abstracts Toxic residues of the acaricides remaining for a lang time on
leaf surfaces are of definite danger to field workers and to bees and
various insects which destroy or parasitize mites and other pests. Laboratory
and field tests were run on the following systemic acaricides to determine
the dynamics of their elimination from leaf surfacesi phosphamide, phythios,
antio, vamidotioa andmethylmercaptophos.: Those were found to disappear
frm leaves in the following orders methylaercaptophe vamidotion,
phythios,.phosphamide, antio. The latter three,~since they disappear more
slowly- than the othexsl, repxesent the greater danger ~o field workers and
U valuable insect life.
67

USSR
UDC 632.95
SEMENOVA, S. A., ~FQP VA,-Z-A~, CAR, K. A., KODEL'BAUM, Ya. A., ITSKOVA,
A. L., FETISOVA, V. F., NIKOLAYEVA, T. A., and SELEZNEVA, V. P.
"Acaricide"
USSR Author's Certificate No 26j6ll, filed.3 Jul 68, published 7 Apr 72
(from Referativnyy Zhurnal -- Khimiya, Sv6dnyy Tom (1, L-S), No 1(11), 1973,
Abstract No IN450P by T. A. Belyayeva)
Translation: Compound of a general formula (RO)(R'O)P(K)SCH2CON(R")SO2(R...
(where R, R', R!', R"' - Cl - C4-alk-yl, X = 0 or S) is suggested f or use as
acaracide. Experimental data are presented on its aqueous emulssion'3 under
laboratory conditions and the duration of its protective effect.

WEB!
ONE
UNC ~ASSIF[Eb~ PFLDCESSING DATE--04DEC70
i 2 009 L
:TITLE--FURMATION CONSTANTS FOR ANIONIC HYDROXO COMPLEXES OF SoME GROUP III
ELEMENTS -U-
,:,AUTHOR-,(04)-IVAN0VEMINp B.N., YEGORQVt A'sm..j ROMANYU,Kt Vvi., SIFGROVA,
:COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-.-SOURCE--ZH. NEORG* KHIM. 1970, 15(5), L224-8
ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
,,-.'.SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TAGS-COMPLEX COMPOUNDs INDIUM COMPOWNDo THALLIUM l'OMPOUN11), YTTRIUM,
COMPOUND, YTTERBIUM COMPOUND, LU'rETIU14,C0MV0U?40, ER B f UR COMPOUND
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-:':DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
REEL/FRAME--3007/1144 STEP NO--UR/Gb78/71)/01.~/,Dfj--/L22411a8
-PROXY
ACCESSIOIN ."410--AP0135564
Ul; C 1- A S S f F I E 1)

2/2 009 UNCLASSI F [ED pp,r)CESSING, DAT~--C,40EC70
~~C:-JRC. ACCESSI!JN NO-AP0136564
IkCr C 0,M fL f-'-X f. "11 CON'-P 0"-
ABSTRACT/EXTRAC --((J) GP-0- A;1,5TR, Of"t VI t, ( I I IJ ~
ANIV11C. HYDROX0 COMPLE Y, EA, YE, AW) LU ARE CAW]).
XES OF IN.$ Ur SC#
AND THE RESULTS ARE TABULATED. FACELII'Y:. UNI V' Dq-UZHBY NAR. fPf..
LUMUMBY, MOSCOW, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR IJDC:. 512.25/.26+519-3:330-115
SIGAL
"SEquential Analysis of Variants is the Solution of Extremum Probler-9"
V sb. SistenV raspredeleniya resursov na grafakh (Systems of DIstributinF,
Resources on Schedules--collection of works), Moscuw, Vychisl. tsentr
AN SSSR (Computing Center, Academy of Sciences of -the LOSR), 1970. pp
63-84 (from M-Kibernetika, 110 T, Jul 71, Abstract No ?V619)
Translation: The paper deals with a scheme for sequential analysis in.
solving extremum problemi of discrete mathema-11-ical prograrnning w-hich may
be called problems an designations. The work consists of two parts.
The first part (�l) outlines the general scheme for analysis of variants.
The second part (5�2-5) describes a method of,solriLig the traveling
salesman Droblem according to the general scheme. N. N. Ybiseyev Dro-
poses the idea ol
constructing a tree of variants as well as analyzing
the variants on this tree. Author's introduction.
34

`USSR UDO: 681-3.06:51
VLASOV, N. L., LAZ.UMVA, I. A., and SIGAL, I.:Xh.
"Approximating Tabular Functions of Two Variables"
Kiev, V sb. Mashiny dlya inzh. raschetov (D.'achines for Engineering
Calculations-..-collection of works) Ro 7, 1973, pp 45-56 (from RZh--
Avtomatika, telemekhanika i vychislitellnaya tekhnika, No 12, 1973,
Abstract No 12B97)
Translation: Most of the algorithms for approximating tabular func-
tions of two variables developed at the present time are limited to
the construction of a polynomial offixed degree in two variables;
problems of approximation with a specified acciiracy remain practi-
cally untouched. It is shown that in the construction of these al-
gorithms, it is best to use two-dimensional orthogonal polynomials.
Use of such polynomials permits construction of an effective computational
algorithm, the meaning of which is that in each last stop all the results of the
preceding computation are preserved. This laBt statemant is especially impor-
tant in view of the low operation speed and limited memory of -the HIR type of
computer.
1/2
ARM

USSIR
VLASOV) 11. L., et al., V sb. MaBhiny dlya inzh. raschetov, No 7, 1073,
pp 45-56
A description is given of the program "Approximation of a function of two
variables by the method of least squares through orthol!-,cnal polynomials of a
specified accuracy." Its program and oporational order are given. A control
e=nple of the computations on the IUR-2 type of computer is presented. Bibli-
ography of three. N. V.
2/2

USSR
BIGAL, I. YA.
and BAIENKO, 1U. A.
"Toxic Emissions in the Atmosphere"
Kiev, Energetika i Elektrifikatsiya, No 4 (70), Jun/-Tia 73, pp 6-8
Abstract: One of the most effective ways of reducing the air pollution is to
substitute gas fuel Ior solid or oil fuel. It has been established that after
such a change is made, the emissions into the atmosphere from a municipal power
plant with boiler capacity of 22 t/hr are lowered on the average by a factor of
five. At power stations with energy blocks of 300 14hr this decrease is about
50%. It is recommended to consider these findings in selection of fuels for
the power stations.

USSR
L' Y;,-
TGAL Engineer,
c. -cer, and S
Sx,~j)OKOVA)
Plant
ytitas C~
r c
11---:fect Of Vacu=~ iicat Treatment on the Grain Si7C all
Of Aluste'nitic sz;eel
Oct 70, pz 938-94-1
j.'joscow, stal
stract he~itinc, of
b
A
-!u-" nrc-su e 1-0 -z"ri `!g
vacuum fur~iacc ZL 0.
zation at r-c-..17Daratures .ccr- tha-a -u'1".:-11;;
'10 de
an air atmospharo. Vacuum- Lurn.-.., t: p
nary elac-ic rura--ce in
thac of
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Th C- Of
Steal,
Of StC,'C-'-' VaCUUZ Ce~:~ Oe 'bv t c:
intransif.'-,a:.ion" of of,-
T2.e or )fpes ac G
14'
i`5:-RRffl! IIIIImm
fill ~T-1 g 1

USSR
UDC-- 513.88:513.88+517-948
MAR KUS, A. S.
"On the,Multiplicity of the Characteristic Number of,an Analytic Operator
V sb. Mat. issledovaniya (Mathematical Research-collection of works), T. 5,
VYp- j, Kishinev, Academy of Sciences of the Moldavi= SSR, 1970, pp 129-147
(from.RZh-Matematika, No 5, MaY 71, Abstract No 5B790)
Translation: Some formula.91 are derived for the multiplicity of the charac-
teristic number of an analytic operator function. In particular, the fol-
loving generalization of the classical theorem of a logaritb-mic residue is
proved: Let r be a simple closed rectifiable curve 'bounding the region
G, uhile A(X) is an operator function which is analytic in. 61il'. If the Operator
AM is reversible for ig-L! ~Aer and Fredholmian for all AEr, then the sum of
the multiplicities of the characteristic n.umbers of: AM lying in G is
iR3P A'(X)A-1(XjdX,
By means of these results, simple -Droofs are found for the rain properties of
multiplicity of the characteristic number which were established by V. 1-1. Yeni
(RZh:-.'%at. 1970, 4B688) and Ye. 1. Sigal Oah-Rat- 10,70, 10B588). Authors'

.ll.m~lmv
1/2 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCEtSING DATE--230CTTO
31-TLE-7CONCERNING ANALYSIS OF NONLINEAR: SYSTEMS SY METHOD OF EQUATIOIS OF
N
:MOMENTS.-u-
'_,AUTHOR-SIGALOVt G.Go
.,COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--AVTOMATIKA I TELEMEKHANIKAy 17?ot;NR 6-t PP'37-47
bATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~:.~'SUBJECT AREAS--MATHEMA".rICAL SCIENCESt MECK.r rNDp,CrVEL AND MARINE ENGR
~.TOPIC TAGS--NONLINEAR SYSTEM# ERROR ANALYSISt DEFFERENTLAL EQUATION
'ABSOLUTION
CONTROL MARKING--NO 9E5TR ICT IONS
:~DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/1019 STEP NO-UR/0103170/OOCF/006/0037/00zt7
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124678

--Z3f]CT70
SSIFIEO PROCESSING DATE
2/2 007 UNCLA
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124678
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE METHOD 01F CONSTRUCTION THE
EOUATIONS OF MOMENTS UIRECTLY BY-THE NONLINEAR SYSTEM DIFFEkEN'IAL
THE CONNECTION OF THE EOUATIONS OF ZMENTS
EQUATIONS IS CONSIDERED. COLMOGOROFF IS~SHUWN. THERE IS
WITH THE EQUATION OF FOCKERP PLANt MOAENTS FOR THE
ANALYZED THE POSSIBILITY OF SUING THE EQUATIONS OF
ESTIMATION OF THE MATHEMATICAL EXPECTATION AND THE ERROR DrSPERSION AS
TRACKING. THE
WELL AS OF THE THRES14OLD CONDITIONS OF THE FRUSTRATION OF
MATERIAL PRESENTED IS ILLUSTRATED WITH THE EXAMPLES OF SOLUTIONS OF
-SUINUSING OTHER
WHICH. ARE COMPARED WITH THE RESULTS OUTATNED -BY MEANS laF
METHODS OF THE ANALYSIS OF NONLINEAR $YSTEMSM:

USSR um 621.372.822(o88.18)
SIGALOV, V. M.
*A Device for Bending a Rectangular Waveguide"
USSR Author's Certificate No 259196,, filed 18 jui 68, published 28 Ar~- 7
.0
(from RZh-Radiotelkhnika, .11o I I Jan 71, 'Abstract No 1B' 2107 P)
Translation: The proposed device contains a bending head, pneumatic clairps
and- --x, drive -chanism. The bender lewies the inner surface of the veveguide
excepiazonally clean and en-sures constancIr of the inside cross section at
the benang point. One illustration.

USSR UDC 620-193.4-1
WARIN, Y. I. I SIGAWVS and ANDREYEVA, V. V., All-Union
rAYAv T. M.
'ach1na Building
Scientific Research Inst "tte of Light and Text1le N
"The Influence of the Chloride and Antimonyl Ions on the Behavior of
Titanixa in Solutions of Hydrochloric Acid"
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, Vol 10, qo 1, Jan-Feb 114, pp 36-39
Abstract: The corrosion behavi.oT of type VT1-O titanium and AT6 alloy
in 1-5% solutions of hydrochloric acid in the presence of sodium chlo-
ride and antimony was studied-in order to determine the possibility of
using titanium and titanium alloys as structural materials for painting
and finishing equipment. The results of the studies showed that the
presence of ions of antimony, even in relatively small quantities,
facilitates passivation.of titanium in solutions o~ hydrochloric acid
with high chloride concentration. The results indicate that in hydro-
chloric acid media containing salts.of antimony in quantities of 0.03
and higher, titanium is not.activated and should have good cor-
rosion resistance.

USSR UDC: 620.194
Moscow Institute of Chemical
and ZARETSKI-Y, Ye. Mi,
Machinery
"Tendency of A1jg6 Alloy to Corrosion Cracking"
Mosco-w, Zashchita Metallov, Vol, 6, no. 4. J-,L1_Au9 70, -pp 428-IPZ9
Abstract: The dependence of alumintri corrosion rate ancl. Poteztials or. pfi
is correlated ~~Qi a Pourbaix diagram (E. Detombe, M. Fourbaix, Corrosion,
1958, 14, 496 ) to study the tendency to corrosion cracking (TCC). The
data s7o~ that in strongly alkaline solutions the potential of Amg6 anoy
iD ve.ry negative and the corrosion is total; corrosion ,.racklng is observed
within pit 6.5--9.5 (depending on ck~lorinc ion concentration). Within pit
2.8--2.0, TCC slightly decreaseu. In strongly acid uolutiona the total
corrosion in followed by a high rate of corrosion cracking. '11-.e TICC of' the
Mgt') alloy is typical of the left and central reg.-,ons oj,' Pourbaix diagran.
where it varies slightly (the chlorine-ion concentration beij* constant);
it is nor, typical of the right part of the diagraa despite the high corrosion
rate in both right and left parts of the:diagram. The Yalues of the P11. of
the solution and the stationar7 potential'in~themselves,.uffect the cracking
corrosion much lase than chlorine-ion concentration.
24

USSR UDC 616.988.5-053.2-036.15-036.22
SIGAYUA-,_L,_A., ITEGINA, A. 1. , and GRACHEVA, K. G., First Moscow Medical
fn-~dtute imeni Sechenov and Sanitary Epidemiological Station of the Fourth
Main Administration
"The Role of Adenoviruses in the Development of Group Diseases Among Children"
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii, No 11, 1971,
pp 140-144
Abstract: Investigaticns were performed during two outbreaks of upper respira-
Cory d1seases: among nursery children aged 1-3 in Nov-Dec 1966, and among
hospitalized children aged 3-11 in Feb-Mar 1968, In ear-b grotip, the outbreak
was precipitated by a child with an acute.respiratory infecti.on and lasted
21-23 days, involving 14 out of the 19 nursery children and 13 out of the 16
hospitalized children. The disease had an acute onset with fever, inflamma-
tion of nasal and pharyngeal mucosa, and sometimes vomiting and diarrhea; the
course was mild and recovery complete. Adenovirus type 5 was identified in
nose and throat smears of all sick cbildrn but was no longer found after
recovery. Titers of complement-fixing antibodies were trignificantly elevated
(1:40-1:160) even cu the 30th day after the onset of tha disease. Adult
personnel taking care of the children remained well, and serological and
virological tests yielded negative results in all cases.

USSR UDC: 621.375.826+621.039.64
'SIGEL R. WITKOWSKI S. BAUMHACKER, If. Pi"t'11L, K. , ELDIIANN, K.
J
M):MNI CKE, H. , MULSE3,11, P. , PFIRSCH D. , SAL ZINJANTINT, Ff.
'Survey of Studies of Laser-Pyoduced Plasmas at the -,Max Plancl~
Institute of Plasma Physics in Garcliing, West
Moscow, Kvantovaya ElektroniRa, Sbornik Statey, 'Na 2(8), 19721
pp 37-44
Abstract: The paper is a SUYVey'Of CXPCTj.n,-~nt--1 ;1TId the0l:etiCal
research orL laser-produced plasmas (tone at Vie Pl,-17.lck fnsti-
tute of Plasma Physics in Garching. E'xperiipenrls are closcribed
on heating of a plasim by emission from a neodymitirp, laser vl-ith
energy of 30 J and pulse duration of approxImatel), 30 ns. The
plasma temperature was measm- -ed by a filter rnetliod.,, the til.-C. of
flight and average kinetic energy of the ions 11.1r-ITC, Mca,~1111,Cd by
probes. A laser i~dth a single pulse lasting a few Picosecones
is described. The results of theoretical stddies done 0"~ COM-
puters are presented. [The artic,le is 't brior Versi-01) OC a paper
presented to the edlitors by the organizotioiia.) co-imittee of th--,
1/2

USSR
SIGEL, R. et al. , Kvantovaya Elcktronika, Sbornih Statcy, NO
2(8), 1972, pp 37-44
International Conferenco on Lasur-Produced Fllasmas, Moscc-,-, 11.9701.
Translation bv A. S. Shikaiiov.j Nine illustratiOM;, hibliOg-1-11phy
of seven titles.
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USSR UDC 62.-752.4:53.082.52
OVAL', S. T., Candidate of Scienes, KLIMCHUK, L. S., OSYjOLOVSKIY, Yu. F.,
SIGIDA, Yu. A.
"Influence of Rotary Picture on the Accuracy of a Photoelectric Angle Meter
in a Nongimbal Electrostatic Gyroscope"
Optiko Mekhanicheskaya Promyshlennost', No 12, 1972, pp 8-11.
Abstract: The use of the so-called "exotic" gyroscopes is primarily related
to the problem of coupling of the body- of the gyroscope to an isolated
spherical rotor, which can be successfully solved using photoelectric devices.
Among the many photoelectric devices for determination of information on the
relative position of the axis of rotation of the spherical rotor in a non-
gimbal gyroscope, pulse-width systems provide compar;itive simplicity of do-
termination of the. direction cosines cos X, cos p and cos v. This article
produces a general formula which can be used to determine the accuracy of
a photoelectric system. Various. rotor pictures are analyzed using this
formula. With otherwise equivalent conditions, the minimLmi error in calcula-
tion of the latitude angle is provided -where cos X = t /T, F(X) -1/T, V~.
X
I/A + 4n2 siOX, AcosX Tk/PT /I + 47r2 si~71/sinA.

US
SHIROKOV, F, V. and SIGNAYEVSKIY, V. A.
"Minimal Coverings of a Finite Set. Connected Crverings. 11"
Diskretn. Analiz. [Discrete Analysis.-- Collection of Works], No 22,
Novosibirsk, 1973, pp 57-78 (Translated from Refera-livnyy Zhurnal
Kibernetika, No 10, 1973, Abstract No-IOV353)
Translation: Minimum covering a of set X is called.connected if we can
go over from any subset to any other by means of a chain of pairwise
intersecting subsets. An arbitrary covering breaksJoun into connected
components which are connected minimum coverings of their carriers.
The system of all minimum coverings is subjected to 'further decomposi-
tion and analysis. The numbers D(nlq, r), the numbers of minimum cover-
ings with q elements and r connectedness components, are introduced.
This work produces many direct and recurrent relationships for the num-
bers D(nlq, r). The concept of the generalized generating function is
introduced, as a function for which the center of th,.-~ expansion of the
corresponding Taylor series can be placed on the boundary of the analyt-
ical area. It is shown that certain generating functions arising in
this problem have exactly this nature. This work a]!-,o producc!s a general
exponential formula relatiiig the generating functions of a certain class
of systems to the generating functions of the corresponding connected
subsystems. Applications of this formula to the determination of the
tODOIO`if-~~ i1' :i A -i-il
_-'t - I C I . I;i i CW
nuumber - o Jj 'u-

11. Coinbinatory. Ax~ysisl and Graph Th6ory
A. General Combinatory Analysis Theory
USSR
SHIROKOV, F. V,, SIr-N.AYEVSK.IY, V_ ~A.
''Minimal Coverage of a Finite Set.- I."
Diskretn. Analiz [Discrete Analysis Collection of Works], No 21, Novosi-
birsk, 1972, pp 72-94 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika,
No 6, 1973, Abstrzct No 6V318, by the authors).
Translation: A combinatorial denumeration problem is stated and solved.
The mininium coverage of a finite set refers to a class of its subsets idil-ch
is a coverage, but stops being coverage if any one of the subsets included
is discarded. The problem is stated of detormining the nuirbor of all
mum coverages of a set with n points. nie system 6 A(X) of all minimum
coverages of set X breaks down into subsystems A , q 1, 2,..., n, with the
q
-age. This work produced direct arid recurrOJIL
number of element, of the covei
relationships for the carresonding numbers 0(n/q). Two fortitilas are produced,
o"Iressing D(n/(I) through Stirling numbers of the sec.6nd kind. 'rile computa-
tions are accompanied by dircet combinatorial analysis of the objects studied.

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1/2 005 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DA'#wE"-230CT?C
TITLE--UNIFICATION AND STANDARDIZATION OF ELECTRtC DRIVE UNITS IN WHEELED
VEHICLES -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-DOMBROVSKIYp N.Gap SIGODIN Y.I_V.r SRtBNERt M.M*
CQU'qTRY OF-INFO--USSR .6
SOURCE--STANDARTY I KACHESTV09 1970, NR 5v PP 49-50
DATE PUSL ISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MECH., IND.# CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR.* BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL
SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--WHEELED VEHICLE IRANSMISSIONP TECHNICAL STANDARD
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1555 STEP NO--UR/0422/70/000/005/004910050
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120334

--230CT7
212 005 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120334
ABSTRAC TIEXTR ACT-- (U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE PROBLEm
OF UNIFICATION AND UNITIZATION OF WHEELED VEHICLES DRIVEN THROUGH AN
ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION. STANDARDS ARE CITED 14HICH SPECIFY THE
PROSPECTIVE PROPERTIES OFP AND REQUIREMENTS TOP THE ELECTRIC DRIVES OF
W4EELED VEHICLES. THESE STANDARDS:ARE UNUER DEVELOPMENT AT THE ALL
UNION aESEARCH INSTITUTE OF STANDARDIZATION IN ENGINEERING (VNIINMASH),
ALL UNION RESEARCH fNSTITUTIE FOR CONTRACTOR'S MACHINERY
AND THE MINISTRY F0 ELECTROTECH'41CAL INDUSTRY OF TH
USSR. FACILITY: ALL UNION RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF STANDARDIZATIO
IN EN-GINEERING (VNIIMASH)t ALL UNION RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR CONTRACTOR'
MACHINERY (VNIISTP.OYDORPtASH)i AND THE MINISTRY.OF ELECTROTECHNICAL
INOUSTRY OF THE USSRo

USSR
SIGORSKIY, V. P.
"Modeling of Electronic Circuits in the Space of Stil,_tc Variables. 1. Struc-
Iture of Equations"
Izv. Vyssh. UcIleb. Zavedeniy. Radioclektronika [News of Higher Educational
Institutions. Radio Electronics], 1972, Vol 14, No 9, pp 1059-1065 (Trans-
lated fron Reforatixrnyy Zhurnal Kiberne.tika, No 4, 1973, Abstract No 4V686,
by the author).
Translation: A procedure is presented for formation of initial equations
for an electronic circuit in a degenerate coordinate basis containing no
topoligically dependent differential variables. Problems xelated to conver-
sion of these equations to state variable equations are discus:icd.

USSR UDC: 621.372.0f,11
SIGORSKIY, V. P.
lodeling Electronic Syntema in a Space of Variables of ~;tate"
Kiev, Izvestiya VUZ "`S3R--Radioelektronik,-1, NO 9, 19172, i)p 1-01-0-
7, J,
A
b: tract: Ka'hematical modeling in the spacc of variables of state
is based on the representation of~an electi-onic circuit by the foi-
lowing equations in canonical form:
Ax + Bv; y Cx + Dv,
where x is the vector for t-, h evariables of st-ate, -V is the v~!ctor
for the -input quantities of opecified and current's, end. Y
is the vector for the output quantitiem. Tiic )urpose ol" the anal.2,-
sis of 'his
-paper is te determine the outimt ititi of y s
func-tionz; o_4 the i-n-put v; _;.a. , to obtp.-J-r, thc.
terizing. the syi~tem behavior. Am explctriation ~i_f !,otl, th(j, (:-.,quzt-jons
of the varip-bles of st,-itc. are ott.,7,ined ic. t1he ))_roCJ()LuI:e
ff
modelin- nonlineor circuit-.i io out:Lined. Ivi,,! truction-3 in

WaR UD": 621_772.0~4--!
SIGORSKIY, V. P. , Izvestiya VUZ No 91, -1972,
pp 1059-1065
setting up the graph for the structure of thelcircuit to be nodeled
are presented for two-terminal anA.-multitormirial, ne'"o.?orks.
2/2

USSR um 681.327.11
DENENOVETISKIY, S. V. , USKIN, V. F. IMEEMEDE.71E.O, B. 1. SE~ 7
F.
YGAII K, B. A., FEMPIKO, A. I., Kiev "Order of Lenin"
Institute imeni the Fiftieth An-niversa:r( of the Great
Volyzeclini c October
Socialist Revolution
"A Device- for Map ing Information"
p
Moscow, 0-tki-y-ti-dya, Izvbretllenlyp, Promyshlenn~-je Obraztsy, Tm,~arnyye Znp-ki,
No 10, Apr 72, Authcr's Certificate No 39.2115r-, Divi!iion G, filed 2P M;ay 70,
published 114 Nfar 72, p 193
Translat-icn: This Author's Certificate in-lu'roduces a device fcir mapping
inforntation. The de,;ice contains a cathode rny tube with dcj"lecting system,
and vomplif-Jers. As P- di stir, guishi nC,, featurp of the patclit., the clarity and
contrat;t. of reiroduction are imroved Ir[ adding a de,flecting micro-
coil placed in the throat of the CRT and cor-naeted. tb-rcU(,.;h a, zh;Vpr amipli-
fier to the output of the video ampliffer.
3/3

USSR UDC: 621-374-32
ARTYUMOV, V. G. , DE-h-BIVOTETSKIY, S. V., and W~- la "- L. Mpa
"Multifunctional Counting Device Using Pulse-Position, Multi-
stable Elements"
Novosibirsk, AvtometriyEk, No 5, 1971, pp 57-67
Abstract: This article is partially based on an earlier article,
in which the second and third above-named authors participatod
(S. V. Denbnovskiy, et al, Zapomireyus-hch;iLq rziofyofunI:tsi'O*IIaII-
A e ost M a ~ 1 1, 1 e m - U -EE-1 7 'ogT-, -ip-h 7s 1z -
~ yy aj22-ograf (M Ltifunction ~~"~ory
meritellne-ya tekhnika, 11o, 1, 1968), The earlier article dis-
cussed the structiiri-of multifunctional devices for performin,-
a set of measurements; the present article discusses the basit-I
theory of such a device using digital equil)men-IIJ based on the
direct count of puloes. The basic element of such a multifwic-
tional counting device is a decade counting cali fulfilling such
functions as pulse counting, f.requency division of signal trains,
and intermediate memorization. Schematics of two such circuits
are given together with various blook diagrams showing con. binations
of such circuits for performing various functiono. A f inal block
di-agram of the entire inistrument is provided. Miniaturization of
the equipment is al-o discussed.
84 -

USSR uDc 621.372.o.61
SI22W".", PETRENKO, A. I., SLIPCHaKO, V. G.
"Algorithm and Program for Setting up Equations of State for a Circuit
With Optimum Subdivision of Mutually Defined.Branches of the Circuit
Graphil
Avtomatiz. proyektir. v"elektron. ResD. nezhved. nauch.-tekhn. sb. (De-
sign Automation in Electronics. Republic Interdepartmental Scientific
and Technical Collection), vyp. 2, Kiev, "Tektinika", 1970, pp 52-68
Abstract: The authors consider a universal algorithm for setting tip
equations of state for an electronic circuit using a mixed coordinate
basis. The algorithm is suitable for onalyzing linear and nonlinear
continuous and discrete circuits vith dependent sources. The program
enables derivation of an equation of state in the form of a system of
first-order differential equations. One table, four illustrations,
bibliography of four titles.
21

USSR uDc 62i.372.o.61
PET
SIGORSKIY. V-2- RENKO, A. I.
"Theoretical Principles of Mathematical Modeling of Electronic Circuits"
Avtomatiz. nroyektir. v elektron. ResD. mezhved. r-II*Uch,-te!i-hn. sb. (De-
sign Automation in Electronics. Republic Interdepartmental ScientifIc
and Technical Collection), vyp. 2, Kiev, "Tekhnika", 19-(0, pp 3-11
Abstract: Procedures are outlined for deriving circuit equations on
the basis of component and topological equations in various systems of
coordinates. Equations in a nonhomogeneous coordinate basis -with the
minimum wssible number of variables areAerived an the basis of phenom-
ena of degeneration of coordinates. Problems involved in the derivation
of equations of state in normal form are considered. Bibliography of
23 titles.

USSR UDC 681.3
SIGORSKIY V. P., PETRENKO, A. 1.
"Algorithms for Analysis of Electronic Circuits"
Algoritmy Analiza Elektrunnykh Skhem, [English Version Above), Kiev, Tekhnika
Press, 1970, 394 pages, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika,
No 5, 1971, Abstract No. 5V601 K, unsigned).
Translation: Algorithms for analysis of linear and non-linear electronic
circuits, both transistor and tube tyTe, ate presented, The principles of
matrix-topological description of circuits are studied, as we'll as models of
electronic components for small and large signals, algorithms for formation
of equations of state of circuits in normal form and calculation of circuit
functions, analysis of circuit functions in the frequency-time area and
solution of equations of state in general fom or by numerical methods, algo-
rithms for estimating the sensitivity and stability of circuits to changes
of individual components, determination of-tolerances and tuning (optimiza-
tion) of circuits.

USSR UDC 621.372.061
SIGORSKIY11 V. P., Doctor of Technical Sciences, PETRENKO, A. I., Doctor of
Techn-ica-l--�~Tences, DENBNOVETSKIY, S. IV.,, Candidate of Technical Sciences,
TSURIN, 0. F., Candidate of Technical Sciences, KOLESNIK, A. A.
"Experimental System for Operator-BESM-3M Computer Interaction"
Kiev, Mekhanizatsiya i Avtomatizatsiya Upravleniya, No 1, Jan/Feb 72, pp
24-26
~Abstract: A brief description of an experlmental model for a system for
the graphical interaction between an operator and the BESM-3M computer is
given. The mcdel was developed at Kiev Polytechnical 1.1stitute and is
currently being tested at the Scientific-Research Institute of Automated
Systems for Planning and Control in Construction (Kiev). The designation
and characteristics of units, in the experimental model. are described,
including a block diagram of the system and a diagram of the structure of
words used in constructing graphical information. The controlling word
switches an individual units of the machine such as the light pencil and
the rotation unit. The cc-ntrol word can also give an image recorded in
the memory of the machine to which a 21-32 bit word corresponds and can
also organize a ring structure for the construction of complex images.
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USSR
SIGORSKIY, V. P., et al., Mekhanizatsiya i Avtomatizatsiya Upravleniya,
No 1, Jan/Feb 72, pp 24-26
If the image is recorded by a method invariant to the position on the
screen of the indicator device in the data bank to which the transfer
in processing the controlling word is made, multiplication of a given
image without additional losses is possible and the given structural data
bank can be represented as a symbol in the character generator. An image
is regenerated by periodic interrogation of the magnetic memory of the
BESM-3M with a frequency of 33 Hz,. The raw data for images. is stored in
1000 locations of the working storage. Digital portions of the operation
are carried out on logical elements of the 1UR-l complex.

USSR ui
w 669
iSIMPSITI11j, R. V.; SHIS"T-KOV, A. G.1 OSIJlr,,'IGVSKIYY V. E.) 11,PGOV.L.A.,
OXIMOV.S%KAYA, L . P.; Moscrxw University in, eni t6:.-onosov; Far.-
Eastern State University
0
"Coercive Force and Creeping of Dannain Walas in Pem.51!oy Filmis 200-100-0 A
Mae],."
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 35., No 5, 1973, PP 959-
967
Abstract: Using Pen-mlloy filrm (79hMA alloy) of varf-ous thicloicss, an atte~vt
vas made to show that creeo intensity is a function of fi)-m -C.hickncss,
were deponited under vVICIlum (10-5 r2n If ) on mlinhed ~-.L-L~,s
in thu preoence o1' a Leld rf 150 a Trfted. 1 - I '~'u
C_ 1) OP 1*1(-,:j%d.n -,ml) S
practica)ly nb.sent in films, d -_1;Y 1-11,~Xiriivn creep obs,~~nvu-d in
500-6W It thir",- d >.],,!00 showed r., v "- 1 in ci,,:~e,~) vit,h
thickness. A deftnite relation P-71sts betueen the cr~-el
) Bind lh(_~
crmn limkn, i3l f"Ibn1i. ercep rof, doirairl 11:111f; ill (I *I-, ((X) A
place as th-_- rc!~-Lzlt of rmgkfinir of ion- wall seetions cozaraii,~:tul- the lr-ru-mt
nwfoer of cross links. In tirle Creq"j) mte in JTJIM~-
~ma Slover than t1hat in films witI, d-700 A. The co~~rclv-_, forc(a of* the N"e-el

USSR
MESNIN) R. V., et al., Fizika Metallov i Mlct-allovede-niy--, Vol 35, TITC) 5,
1973, PP 959-9617
sections between the cross links did riot deT)end on the film thick-riess and
I'te
was r-, 0.1 oersted. As was evident from the Powder rAt. rno, the o'
Neel sections betvt~en cross sections takes place unift:ir~ly on the filt-, ' cu-face.
The coerciv-e force (Hc~j) for fil-rAs 200, 500, and 300 JW was 0.0-6, 0.03, and
0.32 oersted, respectively. The coercive force of sections beL.,ween tn:2 sa~7~-
a croEs was He = 0.2-0. oersted -L'Or -9
ging points oi 3 5CO-7CO Ii.
f
fi-Ims- It WPs lowl.r for 200-500 'R films because of intensii-a scatte-ri.n,- of
fields -iiiich facil.-Itate the breakzinE of cross links. r"'-tc-oscopic Co~--r-
n' (the
ckre force of the boumbany displacemic t , l'ifa-ld of tl~-7e
b(rmda--,,r, H dici. Lot chan~,7e vlth the film thic"Mess within 20,11-1000 -ae
value of H,st characterizes the nacimLLm height Of -POtCult,-Aal ill fl-01-~t
of the domain boundaries. These barriers are represe-uw~led i)oints and
are chaotically dist-ributerl or, the film surface at P- of
fron each uthur. Th~-ir height varied vithi.l st~vcral cr~tio(,A value.-, in
intex-,ral
of 0.3-1.0 our~;ted. Tne diotance be-tween -Cointf; of
dorain bour-dax-j attacb-ient wa,,; respGrisible fo--.- thcz
fil-S.
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1/2 020 UNCLASSIFIED OZOCESSiNG DATE--09OCT70
TITLE-MATHEMATIC DESCRIPTION OF. THE FORMATION PRINClPLES.OF
S -u-
M.t.DIISUPROPYLBENZENE OXIDATION PRODUCT.
O.V.o VOLKOV# R*I.
__~'COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
AKA0. NAUK SSSR 1970o 190(4)9 888-90 (PHYS CHEM)
PU8L ISHED---70
z--SUBJECT :AREAS-CliEMISTRY
P
-TAGS-CHEMICAL REACTION KINETICSt PEROXIDEs PY40LYSIS, MArHEMATIC
IC
MODEL ALKYL BENZENE
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESYRICTIONS
.-,-'..DOCUMENT CL.ASS--UNCLASSIF160
.-PROXY REEL/FRAMF--1985/1895 SrCP NU--UR/0020/70/190/1,)04/Of388/OB9O
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AT0101939
UNCLASS If: It:0
MINERNMENAIN.

UNCLASSIFIED OROCESSING DATE--09OCT7O
212 020
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT01OL939
.---ABSTRAGTIEXIRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. KIl-,ETIC DArj% WERE REPORTED FOR THE
. REACTION OF MONO ADN DIHYUROPEROXIDES OF (- SUB6 H SUB4 ICHME SUBZ) SUB2
...IN THE 110-40PERCENT INTERVAL. THE REACTION WAS IST OUIER OVER A WIDE
RANGE OF CONCN. OF THEY HYDROPEROXIDES, AND THE RATI~ CONSTS. OF THESE AS
WELL.AS OF HOCME SU32 C SU36 H SUB4 CME SU8Z 0 SV82 H ARE SUBJECT TO A
S-IMPLE STATISTICAL RATIO RULE. EAPIRICAL EQUATLONS WERE SUGGESTED FOR
THE FORMATION OF PYROLYSIS OF THESE COMPDS., AS A SIMPLER METHGD OF
EXPRESSING THL OVERALL KINETIC PICTURE THAN 08TAINABLE VIA THE USUAL SET
OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WHICH ARE DIFFICULT,TO SOLVE FOR SPECIFIC
SITUATIONS.
UNCLASSI FIED

USSR UDC: 6-91.3-519.2
OTEEEZrRI, G. L. GOGIBEPIDZE, A. Sh. GUIIULI, k7. V. , ZT-TTAS-n-i- 1, Sh. V;.
SIRADZE, Sh. M. SIGUIL, V. F. , DATUASH-VILI, A. N. , Tbilisi ~Af filiato of
the All-Union Scientific Peseexch lzy~stitute of Metroloey izeni D. I.
Mendeleyev
tt
A Device for Determining the Mathei:iatical Expectation of Random Process-e-c"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, lzcbretcniya, -Fromysi,lennyye Obraztsy, Tovarny, e Znaki
NO 48, Dec 73, Author's Certificate No 40,0244,, Division G, Ifi-led May 72,
published 30 NCrI 73, pp 120-121
Translation: This Authcr's Certifficate irt-roduces a device r-'O-- determimr.[-:
the mathematical exDcctation of randcm processes. The device ccri--:.-ins a
pulse, generator, source of input: info-im tion, an a ree-
a
tifier,and a nhijl4er. 11,r, r-,_Ilz~.- g
is comm'-cted to a modtfl'ator
directly and to the first input of m interrupter through imi mccu,,,uIla"cr.
The source of input irforn,-;;~tlon is connected to mdulator throu,-h a
it. is connected through a - ltiplier to the
com-pari-zon drcL The sh, Lu
output of the device, As a distinguishing feature of t, ent, the working
he pal
precisionof the device is improved by vdiding magnetic accumu'lator eletrerts.
112
42

71
USSR
OTMIEZURI, G. L. et al., USSR Author's Certificate Ito 409244
The inputs of these accuirulato elerents are comiected to the correspondin--,
diodes and the diode inputs are connected to the output of the -Intcmm'cr.
The output of the rectifier is connected tQ~thc shifter and to the com-
parison circuit. T~;e mftlator output is connected throu& the amplifier
to a second input, of the interruptor.
OMMM

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A 2 024 WICLASSi FILU'
T-ITLE----3'R9&i)3A-40 commiu.,.ictiriuri -u-
A Al. S I Kili~FV I A
C MIN T R Y0 F INFJ--USSR
:~ADIGSYVAZI, M10SCU"Wr VOY E N I L!3 AT ,-970, ?77 pp
(SL :2459)
DATE PUbL I.SHE-1 -------- 70
SUBJECT AREA S--.',IAV IGA T DIN
TOPIC TAGS --ti.RO A0B A NO CO'l.AUNICATION, S I GNAL I NTEAFER[-;~CE RRELATION
ANALYS I S
CQNTRfjL MARK. ING-414;31 RES r2 ICTIDINS
-L .-LASS[Fli~D
00COAEt T G
10
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PROXY Rl~cl/fl A,-'t---i0(116/00l 16 1.4 0 ti (J 7 J0 0 0,,'0i f 0 )J

Rw
212 024 UNJ LASSIFIC-0 0 C E- S AG DATE-13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-A;40133916
ABSTRACT/EXT.-I-ACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT. 'TAliLE OF 0 N F EAT S' P~,EFACE 3.
E- -~ - L
lR,'ATtG!',l Oil ':YST~:MS OF
1 N T F% 0 D.IJ C T I GIN 9. , CHAP T I GENtRAL I ril
RADID CCJ,'--lJl-'RRJlCATliJN 11. 11 RtDIO CW40A)INICATION 1!%YE-Rf 0 P T I MUM
'-IETIICDS OF f"'Ai)[O aF~ECEPTION 4 1 fill INTER CURRLiLAT1,C),~' BRJAO&AND
i3kOAGBAND
SYSTEMS OF RADIO COMMUNICATION 126 TV AuTOCfJ' RE
SYSTEMS 191. V 0 1 SC C''I E At)DkESS SYSTEMS Cr- 6A.ClAUBAk -,AUTO
COMMUN I CAT I ON Z L 8 VI COMPARATIVE 'EVALUATION,CIF VARICUS BROADBAND
SYSTEMS OF RADIO COMMUNICATION 253. ~ CONCLUSION. 27Z. 'LITERATURE
2 7ft . BROADBAND RADIO CO.MMUNICATION HAS VALUABLE PROPEF.TIES: GREAT
SECRECY AND INTERFEAENCE
-KILLING FEATURE (IWCOM.Pi~RISON WITH ORDINARY
RADIO CiMMUNICATION), UPTION OF PsFURMATION, ETC,': rkh~.- 130.)K, ON
OPEN 00MESTIC, AND FCJ~.FIGN MATERIALSo ~XAMI.NES BASIC PP!l,.Cl'-'Ll:S OF
'ATIJRt'S OF BROADB~ND (:F
CONSNUCTION AND SPECIAL Fi.
PRESFiNIS EXAMPLES OF FLALIZATION OF. SUCH SYSTEN$t' ~SHGW-.& PkOSPECTS OF
THEIR FURTHER 'VEL(JPj'-4E.)NT AND USE 'o J
DE IN RADIO (-, MMUNIGATIL-f THE BOOK
WRITTEN FOR STUDENTS OF 111LITARY SCHOOLS, AUDIENCES of::,lll.IrAAY
ACADEMIES ANJ UFFICEKS OF SIGNAL WkPS~- IT ?A 'A Y A 00 0 E USEFUL TO A WIDE
CIRCLE OF I pll I E.- S F E L) IN P?0bLE.',!S L) F CGNTEMPJk,~--Y COMVUNICATION
TECHNOLOGY
UtIC L A 5 S I F I E 0

USSR
SI UZEV, A*- A
"Optimal Space Diversity Coherent and Noncoherent Reception in Channels
with Fluctuating and Concentrated Noise"
Probl. Feredachi inform. [P-roblems of Information Transmission], 1973, 9,
No 1, pp 57-65 (Translated from Referativnyy 7hurnal Kibernetika, No 8,
1973, Abstract No 8 V432 by E. Gabidulin)
Translation: Space-diversity reception with coherent addition of rays is
studied for the case when concentrated noise is present in addition to
white noise in some of the diversity branches. Processing algorithms
are presented for coherent and noncoherent reception. The difference of
these algorithms from algorithms without concentrated noise is, roughly
speaking, that in branches with concentrated noise the equivalent signal/
noise ratio is used, dependent on the statistical properties of the noise.
The probabilities of error are calculated. It is indicated that the use of
wide band signals provides effective suppression of concentyated noise.
48

USSR uDc- 621.--:,96.2
Smmm, A. M. , SMIREV, A. A.
"Broad-Band Radio Communications"
ShirokoRolosnaya radios vyaz (cf. English above), Voyenizdat,'1970, 278 pp, ill.
63 k. (from RM-Radiotekhnika, No 7, Jul 70, Abstract Nlo "11J.1-9 ic)
Translation: Wide-band radio comm-Linications has a nw-ber of valuahle ch'aracter-
istics: high speed and intlerIference to resistance (as compared uith conventional
radio communi cations), the possibility of data sampling, etc. In this book, linich
is based on Soviet and non-Soviet materials, consideration is giver. to the "anda-
mental principles of construction and the singularities of wicte-bark'a comin-uni cations
systems, examples oIL
f the realization of such systems are given, and the prospects
for their further development and use in radio communications is dewnstrated.
Resum6.

USSR UDC 621.396.626
SIKAREV, A. A-
"Noise Immunity of a Coherent Receiver Under ~Noise and mjed Signal Conditions"
Moscow, Radio tekh-nika, Vol- 25, No 8, Aug 70, pp 22-28
Abstract: Th4s article analyzes the to noise of a binary systei-ii co-
L
herent receivef using orthogonal and opposite signals with act-I've pauses.
The author begins his analysis by considering the probler- o.- noise immauaity
under concentrated or pulse noise, offering the mathe-maticaL condition for
the receptiun, of a binarv symbol in the transmission of a tit;ie-varyiag signal
and a priori equiprobable Symbols. SeLting tip block ;l1agrami of two
-,ariantE of systems for realizing the solution rule for the condition, lie
determines the complete probability of erratic reception of a signal clemneat
the two sv,-tetq variants under L%e furthe assunption LI-at tire randara para-
i r
meters for Lae transfer factor of the signal and noii~e as well its the randona)
factor for the phase of the noise are constant. * lie also finds an expression
for the probability of error in the reception. of a norrifadin_~ signal in fad-
ing noise. The approach used in this analysis can also be applied to the
case of combined fluctuating and siagle-pulse~noise.

LIZ 009 UNCLASSIFIED kOCESSING UATE-30OCT70
_.~_..TITLE-CYCLLhiEXANCNE -U-
KH.I.t SIKARULIDZEt N.Gor DZHAOSHUILIP O.A~
--USSR
CGUNTRY OF INFO
,,-5CURCE--USSk 215PIS9
!ZOBRET., PROM. 08RAZTSYr TOVARNYE ZNAKI 19709
:0ATE PUBLISHL-0--C9MAR70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
C TAGS-CYCLOHEXANGNE, CHEMICAL PATENT, HYDROGENATION, PHENOLv
~PALLADIUM, CATALYTIC ORGANIC SYNTHESISi
-_-~MtRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PRUXY REEL/FRAME--3002/1452 STEP NO--UR/0482/701000/000/0000/0000
"-.-CIRC ACCESS10N NO--AA0128851
UNCLASS'IFIED

USSR UDC 1537-22C--53'f,-~11-3')]:['-j374-53"--I
BPUI?,MRO'vA, V. I,%, VUL' , A. 'Y
'A., POILYANSKAYA, T.
M I ' V, Y'
1,1JILKEV'r H.1 V. ldi.: 111culdlov, YU. I., and SIDUU1,116L01. .
"Production and Electrical Properties of Semi conducti n q Cmlpc~und
Tr. feniq,-,r. Tjolitelkhn. .I,,-t (Works of LaninGrad Poly"Wic-Imic lnstj-t,vtr3) S171
No 322 5, pp (from RZIrl- ITO 1, Jan 72, Abrstractu .1io ECL144,3; by witho-rs)
Translation: Fhe authors descrfbe a method of ;-ru,, crystahi
the ternary samiconduct-i'mL; conpound CdSrAs? by 'ZO-mal
under special conllt,iono. 'rhe CxAst-unc-, 01, JI(-.)!Cs with hL,11 n~)"ility
is infarre(i thc: inve3tir,ation of the dp-pr.,ndence of ana
Mall cocfficient on rxiFnctic field iniuct,ion .In of
rnvujnetoresistwice on thc ani~lc betwuen currant-duriesitY and,
vectors in P.-Specimens confirris the asru"tion re-1--rardin- the r,-nhc!ric'LtY of
Asoenergetic *urfaces in the condu~!tion band.

USSR UDC- 66.crj,6-ool-i-,,+oo2.2
BOGGDANNOV S. V., PAWDIT V. V.)
.1 .1 SI.VIRYANIYY, V. Yh.., SIMBOTOVSKIY, D. Kh.,
SIM-MIN V. N.
I
"Selection of Design and Yhermal Insulation of Covers for Underground Corn-
sit
pressed Gas Container
Moscow. Stroitellstvo truboprovodov, No. 8, 1972, pp i6-18
Abstract: Underrround isothermal containers for storni-712 or compressed methane
may use various structural versions of covqrs. The two rLost frequent-ly
encountered in world practice, the sphericall cover and the standard roof writh
sealing base, are st-,-.-died in this article. Analysis shows that the standard
roofing vith sealing base is more economi6al than the a-Dheric;O roofing, d~~e
largely to the lower capital investrreents, required. Comparison of two types of
insulation of this cover indicate that they are equally economical.

7
1/2 02t UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING fiATE--20NOV70
TITLE--THELI-.Y OF ANH,"ikMONIC CRYSTALS Ill. THREE DIMENSIGNAL LAFTICE -U-
AUTHOR- (02)-PLAKl CA, N.V., S!KL
INFO--USSR
SG-URCE--PHVSIL.A STATLS SULIDIr 1970t vcl_ 39 t NIR I vW L71-160
DATE PUbLl5HEC-----70
":.-SUB'JECT AREAS--PHYSICS
'TOPIC TAGS--SFELL STRUCTURE STABILITY, CRYSTAL LATTICE DISLOCATION,
PRESSURE E~FECT
MAkKING--NO RESTRICT1.0NIS
0 PC U 14 E N TCLiASS--UNCLASS.'FIED
PROXY REEL/,FRAME--1992/1438 STEP
CI RGAGL ESSIC N NUC--AVOll?'t-W~
UNCLASSIFfEO

P
2/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED RUCESSING DATE-20NOV70
C!RC ACCESSICN NG--AP0112432
A8-STRACT/EXTKACT--(U) (;P-0- ABSTRACT. THE PRoPERTIES OF THE F.C.C.
LATTICE 'WITF. CENTRAL NEAREST NFIGHBOUR INTE:,RACTION ARE INVESTIGATED ON
THE BASIS UF filiE DYNA.'-jCAL THEORY OF THE ANHAJkMGNlIC CRYSTAL DEVELOPED IN
(1). IT IS SHOWN' TFAT I,,. THE C-ASE OF '-ONST#'-uNT' EXTERNAL PRESSUAE THE
LATTICE Er-CCPES wiSTABLE AT SUFFICIENTLY HIGH ZF.Rtl POINT ENERGY OR
'A L Q
TEMPERATWIE. THE bEHIAVIOUR OF THE PHYSIC lUANTIrIES IN THE VICINITY
OF THE UNSTA-31LITY POINT IS INVESTIGATED. ~FACILITY: JOINT
INSTITUTE FGA NUCLEAR RESEARCHt LABORATOkY OF THEGRETICAL PHYSICSs
IMOSCOW.
UNC LASS I F IE 0

USSR UDC: 621.875
GILTMEW, V. A., NEMCHINOV, V. M. , SIKOLENKO, S. F.
"Input Stages of DC Amplifiers Based on Unipolar Transistors"
V sb. Poluprovodn. pribory v tekhn. eloktrosTiati (S(r-,iconductor Devices in
Elect al Communication3 Technology-collect ion of works), -qp. 7, Moscow,
"Svyazl", 1971, Pp 178-195 (from RM-Radiotekhnika,, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract
no 6D103)
translation- The authors consider amplification stages based on a coeai-
nation o~ field-effect and bivolar transistors. It i!~ sho~m that the tar-a-
perature drift of the load current or the instability .:)f the amplification
factor can be appreciably reduced Iq proper selection of the parameters of
the transistors aned their operating conditiDns. A metbod is- presen-%'-.ed for
calculating hybrid amp-liftcation stages with minimum temperature drift of
the load current and high stability of the amplification factor. The
results of the Calculetion are experimentally confirmed. Selren illustra-
tions, three tables, bibliography of three titles.
4

USSR UDC 535-22+621.-~i7-36.o3l:621-375.o26
ILF.=I; A. YA.., SIKOn-L- SOLOVIW, V. S., and 12RT.U';, N. S.
"On Measuring the Speed of Light and Setting Up Frequency Measurements in the
Bubmil]-imeter Band'
Xhar'kov, Ukr. resp. nauch.-telldin. konf., posvyashch. 1:0-letiyu metrol.
SllvhbY USSR, 1972 -- rb. (Ultrainian Republic Scientific and Technolo-ical Con-
0
ference Honoring the 50th Anniversary of the Ukrainian SSR's Metrological Ser-
vice, 1972 -- Collection of Works), 1972, pp 18-19 (froi.,i Reforativrayy Zhurnal
~Ietrologiya i lzmeritel'naya Tekhnika, No 2, 1973, Abstract No 2.32-53)
Tsanslation: One of the mst -orecise methods for measuring the velocity of
electromagnetic wave propagation was developed under the. leaderchip of G. 6.
Simkin, and consists of sirultaneously measuring the ftequency and inave leni~tvh
of radiation in the B-Imi band. It is a well kno~m fact that,in this case, the
of the total error is caused by the ineftetexi,~qnacy of ~ne
largest coi~,iponent I
wave fron' durin:~7 the measurements of the wave len~-;th. Die dif-~ tion correc-
LI - "rac - --
tion,, which rTust be co,=_-Ited under these circuristances, Jx detertlinod by cal-
culating the field e,. a nuffner of points on the radlatorl,s aperture. 'Me
natural way of reducing or even eliminating this error is to approximate t-~ae
radiator's long-range zone, for the purpose of creating a quasipl~ane wave in
1/2

USSR
LEYIMT) A. YA.J et, a!., Ulkr. resp. nauch '.-tekhn. konf., p-3svyashch- 50-letiYu
metrol. sluzhby USSR, 1972 -- sb, pp 18-19,
the area of -the measuremenits. In this case, an approach based oil the shorter
(on the order of 0-05-0-5 =) wave len.-ths proves to be promising-. The
1e to develop a set
U - in this band made t possi')
existence of lasers operating
of eTaipment and to nnake prelindnaey ireasurements on the 0-337 irm wave len,-.th.
This made it possible flor the following, to be accompliehed: 1) research. in the
characteristics of lansers; 2) research in freauency trat-~sfo--n,,ievs oDeratiz-i- in
the band; 3) the creation of frequency smtheO:1'_zers operatin-,- ir
the submillineter band; 4) ireas-jxement of the wave len-tiis of lacers oi)eratin-
in the suIbmillimeter *,-,and; 5) the creation of a standard for optical band
freq-
jencies. The complex of projects that the authors carrica out ra-de it -pos-
sible to make the first measurements of the speed of lij*it in a vacuurl for
itaves with A= 337 microns.
2/2
71

R
S UDC 533-51:389
V
SIKORA) S. V., and !BM, 1. V.
----------
"Pressing Metrological Problems in the Field of Distance Yeasurin,g"
Khar'kov, Ukr. resp. nauch.-tekhn. konf., posv~xrashch- 5`)-1,.t1Yu netrol. slu2hb-,
USSR, 1972 -- sb- (Ukrainian Republic Scientific and '-B~,chnological Conference
Honoring the 50th Anniversary of the Ukrainitui SSR's elt-trolo6ical Service,
1972 -- Collection of Works), 1972, p 102 (front Referativnyy Zhurnal --
Metrologiya i Izmeritellziaya Telchnika, I-To 2, 1972) Abstract 110 2-32-4417)
Translation: In a number of new fields of technology (sTiace technoloE-y,
nuclear physics, geophysics, and so forth), when installations with large
dimensions (antenna systenis, accelerators, seismic strain E;wulres, and so on)
are erected, the error in measuring distances during the adjuutzent or control
of these structures -Tmist be no greater than (1-5).10-7. Tlie most
systems for achieving this acciu-acy are laser 'phase ran,,~,I! finders. Over
s7tall distarces (0-1-10.0 lu-,i), reducing, the me-asumn-ant v,-rro- to lo-7 is rela-
ted to the arablem of increasint', the wo(Ullating frequenell of the las,~!r radia-
tlOra to 5~50 Bag; that is, to an order that is comparable to tl-.,-2 ca-pacities of
exizting systems. For distances in the 10 0-100.3 k--- rant-
,2, reducin(,- the
measurement- error is re-1-ted to the -viroblew of precisely r.-,easurinj[~ the atr,,,Ds-
phere's avera e refractive index. K
'hGNM (Khar'kov State Scientific
1/2

NOSSR
SIKORAL, S. V. and LUKIN, I. V., Wrx- resp. nauch.-teklin. k0nf., posvyashch.
50 letiyu metrol. aluzhby USSR, 1972, p 102
Research Institute of MletrolorV) is conducting a serbB5 of projects aimed at
creating a special lenG-th standard for distances up to 10 km that has an error
of less than 5.10-7.

USSR UDO 669.24-12:548.7
TRIVSKIY, Ya. S., and EP&ITEYA, G. N., Illoscow
InstlTute Of ~;teel and Alloys
It-Reduction of Some Properties of,Nickel by Annealing After
Cold Deformation
Moscow, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnylch Zavedexlliyt Chernaya Metal-
lurgiya, No 11, 19719 PP143 -147
Abstrac"~& The reduction after deformation of the electric re-
sistance, microhardness, and the physical line broadening
(311). in Ni ( purity 99.98 1,'G ) was investigelted. The presence
of the 3rd -and the 5th stages of annealing was established. The
5th stage is dependent on the recrystallization. The microhard-
ness of specimens does not change,before beginning recrystalli-
zation. The activation energy of the 3rd stag~e
Ird
Ea = 1.03 � 0.05 ev , corresponding to 60 1;6 of the reduction of
electric resistance of the 3rd stage, is characterized by the
function
kVT-
aR 3rd /aR e The further change complies
68 -

USSR
SIKOROV# V. 11. , et a-1. , Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebny1di Zavedeniy, Chernaya
Metallurgiya, No 11, 19711 pp .14)-14?
with kinetics of the 2nd order. It is supposed that the 3rd
stage is effected by annealing of complexes of inter-lattice
voints of atoms by means of arunihila'Aon with monovacancies and
on dislocations. Four illustr., nine biblio. refs.
2/2

Inst tatiO and1milpment
USSR UDC 536.62
SIKOROV, V. N., 'UTMANSKIY, Ya. S. and EPSHTEIN, G. N., Moscow Institute of
-Ste&.1-snff"~bys
"High-Temperature Microcalorimeter for Studying Thermal Phenomena in Metals
and Alloys"
Moscow, Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, Vol 36, No 9, 1970, pp 1132-1134
Abstract: A number of models of heat-canducting differential microcalorimeters
of the Calvet type designed for operation at 20-300% are knowa. However, in
studying thermal phenomena in many metals and alloys, heatfng to higher temp-
eratures is required. The authors have built and used a Calvet microc.21ori-
meter for operation under isothermal conditions in the temperature range of
20-8000C. The structure and operating characteristics of this device are
discussed.
The microcalorimeter can be used to study the thermal effects of the proceSSES
of recrystallization, recovery, aging, phase conversions,~ and Dther physical
and piiysico-chemical phenomena. The, diameter nf the calorimetric cell is
28 mm, which permits samples of large cross ~ section, to b-ii used. The ratio
1/2

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7777. 711 7
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V
USSR
IMSHENETSKIY, V. V., et al., USSR Author's Certificate ~jo 264771, filed
18 Jul 66, published 17 Jun 70 (from RZI-i-Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i
Vychislitel'naya Teknnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6B230P)
same frequency as the first train and shifted relative to the first by a
time interval corresponding to the number entered in memory; in the input
pulse copy mode, the numbers are entered on the next reference to one of
the.set of cycle pulse trains sequential,I,.y and uniformly shifted in time
relative to each other.
2/2
74
UDC 681.327
USSR
and S...,o
KIJZ'MIN, Yu
IMs M ETSKIY, V- V-1
ory with ]:,ulse-Phase Repres,'
tion in a Me-in
"Procedure for Recording InfOrm2
tation of Numbers"
filed 18 Jul 66, published 17 Jun 70
orts Certificate No 264771, litel'UaYa Tekhnika, No 6,
USSR AlIth ika j Vychis
(from RZh-Avtomatika2 Telemekhan
Jun 71, Abstract No 6B230P)
r engineering and is
oposed invention belongs to compute sentation
Translati.on. The pr g information in memory with puise-phase- repre
41 for recordin pulse-phase multistablc*
designed dure for recording information in.,., the creation-of a
Of numbers. A proce rpose of the invention
n. The Pu-- I to record the infor-
elements is well know of the time require, L~ it. The proposed
procedure which permits reduction 0 to simplic,
matica in the pulse-phase elements and als that in the
m, the well-knovn one by the fact
procedure is distinguished fro is excited from the source of the first
state the memory input a 1101t; for entering a number,
initial , to entering ff and tile memory
e train corresponding cycl(, pulses is shut 0
cycle Puls irst train Of Ises of the
the.source of the f of another train of cYcle-Pu-
from the source
input is excited
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USSR
INSHENTEMKIY, V. V., et al. ,Moscow, Otkrytiy,'L, lzobreteniya,
Promyshlenn"ye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki, No 9, 1970, p 127
W
Patent No 264771, Afiled 18 Jul 66
but shifted with respect to the first by a tima, interval corres-
ponding to the number to be recorded in the memory device. In the
input pulse scaling mode, recordinglis done by successive
reference to one of a set of phasing pulse trains which are
uniformly time-shifted in sequence with respect to each other.
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UNCLASSIFIE6'. i PRdCESSfNG DATE-11DEC70
p
TjITLk--ChA?.6ES IN ATPASE ACTIVITY 114 ATHEROSCLEROTIC RA1,58ITS -U-
~.,UT,WjA-(05l-ASATIANIo V.Sot KARCHKHADZE, R-G-v ShAyKULASHVLLIi G-G.t
DZHUP~~.I-S., SILAG F_ rL.S.
CCUNT-Ay firz INFU--USSR
SLURCE-SLUSHCH. AKAD. NAUK GRUZ. SSR 1970, 57(2), 469-72
DATE PU8LIS~ibC------7C
SUBJECT AREAS-BICLOGICAL AND MEUICAL SCIENCES
TGPIC TAGS-ATFEROSCLEROSISP RABBIT, MITOCHGNORION, ENZYME ACTIVITY
UNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CL4SS--U&CLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAMZ--3007!0212 STEP NO--UR/025L/70/057/002/046910-'r72
CIRC, ACCESSICN NQ--APC1357C8
UNC LA 5 S I r_l'E o'

PP'GCESSING DATE-LIDEC70
014.. UNCLASSIFIED
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0135708
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN RABBITS THE HIGHEST ATPASE
ACTIVITY IS IN ThE MLTJCHONDRIA OF CARDIAC MUSCLE. ON CONPARING VARIOUS
IONS (K,_ NAi MG, CA)l CNLY MG ACTS AS AN ACTIVATOR OF ATPASE IN HEART,
BRAINs AND LIVER- IN ATHEROSCLEROTIC RABBITSt THE ATPASE ACTIVITY IS
LOWER IN MITOCHONDRIA BUT H.IGHERJN THE SUPERNATANT FRACTION.
FACILITY: TSILISo GOS. MED. INST.v TBILISI, USSR4
f
UNCLASSIFIED

.Aff Ar- .1 a- .,F,3"

%A DEPARTMLISIT OF THE ARMY
U.s. ARM Y FoArIUN so C~t ..0 1KC-OL041 C9NMR
SEVENT14 aTAZcT NIL
C_-orTtsV.L~.v1"o,W. 2z.1

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Fsx-HT-23.830-72 rmic: 26 .1u:ie 197.1
I)lo%T,,L N..T70 2301
0
TRANSLATRIN
UNIC.LiStl TITLE; Use of a IU;;h-Ta=pcr.tturc Fuel Cell in Cai .4inaly:iia
FOKEICNTITLE: v7soket-rcratu"coti terit,"ca
elowntev V anall.-V gaeov
1. Zylov
A. A NP v
V Sil.k.v L CNNG U A C E; Ruabl..
ALIT010k: :
L. -IqrMMVM_
SOURCE: S. Tyurikov TRANSLA,roK: Lt. K-or
lavodakaya lahoraturiya
no. 12, P;~1448-145L, REQUES-TOPU AMM.-Or. Mr. Vu4i
(1970)
AXISTRAM C~sos may 'be analyted lit apparatus mitaining a htSh-%*npcratur*
ruei cell. Carbon dioxide, hydrogen, cAtbon riotioxide, and hydrocarbons can
be determined order certnln conditions.
car DESCRIPTORS: Cas Analyzer
Fuel cell
Gail Anslysio
PolaroFraphLc Analyzer
PolarogrophU Analysis

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ver- -~ rovio,14clItle. An awmpt to obtain the original tra,,hicii yielded
negative ret,ults. rh-, thim document so published so Is. In order to sake
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