SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MEYKLYAR, P. V. - MEYLAKHS, M.

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'f the clanwictislic curve alo"IP IN. C%posure asis was obtaineil when a photo-
paphic plate which had hccn pm-cxlxwd to actimic light was subscquendy
(jp(Wd thfoUlb .1 filter with a f m - A ry at 650 mp. The extent
of this shift was mcd as a mmure of file HOLICNK effed on plates which
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IMI cociFy ad'umcd to give a density tit ook The Ukat of the ffmwwm
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vqommcs. the charActcrisfic cur-.vs intentmill d a point cortespondiall to so
chilage in dmity. The location of this point "rkd with the intensity of the
Pollute fight. and the shift followed ajqmvo Immakly the chmap in simera
=*clinic liFht MCSSAYY to oducethaftedtimimilt wkkf a "10illumirms.
We. The Ildlytor in(cirprell br, mults as SimWing It Iste;l 11niame Centret;
Itirswif at diderent exposure intensities akhowo OM cam lead to the same
linsiloped density, aro of different quality. CAwm. Abj.

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"Wily absorbed in the region o(wasitiza(ion it such k%% than flut PPAP to
bring an activAted ekdron in tM idw bromW lattice into the corAWNhy
gone. it is suggested that the machavism *( mvi"don can bc explaiad by
suppo"us that the a"tional energy is furisidied by the dwmal energy o( do
dysmolecule. Analogow pkmomma occurrive in the case 0(fivoresocum, The
lw"--d hypothesis has a physical basis. Tft treatment also CRPWN
the lowerinp of dw initial senutivity by semai dyes and The n"Chasim of
dewasitizatwm IUC. (b&&W on S. of Lis.).

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"Latent Photographic Images," Uspekhi Fuz. Nauk, 38, No.1, 1949

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NOVA., S.S.S.R., 1949, 69, 234; S. et LP7,%56:~[IM73-375.-A O&A
pr"xposure is found to increase sensitivity to light of all wavelengdw, the
clTect reaching a maximum for bromide emulsions towards 700mo. vshkh
corresponds with (he absorption maximuen of silver bromide monocrywAh.
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that the pcc-exposurc leads to the formation of silver in the emulsion grains.
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YEMYAR- P.- ve- PA 174T83
UM/FaSIC8 - PbOtAW1*Ctr1C1ty Jan ii
"Inertia of Photoelectrical Processes In Silver
Balide Salts," P. V. Neyklyar
"Mur Zksper I Teoret rie voi xxi, go l.,
pp 44-50
Lmstleates relaxation of photoelec processes
In AgBr and AgC1 crystals, Studies quant laws
jpvernIng processes. Gives possible interpre-
tation of phenomena. Submitted 18.6pr 50.

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;-ieYl '3~ '-V! -,'RIC AND f)PTICAL PROPER7US OF SILVFB
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MEYKLYAR, P. V.
/ftsics - Pbotagraphy 21 Jkr 51
Nature of Light-sensitivity Of Photographic
4A."ra," P. V. Heykliar
71
t$Ok A Nauk SSMh Vol i~='rh No 3., YP 391-394, A r
'Yleykiiar-and.Z. K. Putseyko.show that silver
Wide 6rystals may.form.7-centers, I.e.;, elec.-t.
tro,us fixed In vacant nWes -of. balide ions. F~~
centers abioili Aight and. -release elimtrons, which
wander and fluallyneutralIze silver loii~61-
,of'se6jitf
silver particles-formed are centers T;
4ty, Submittied 19 Jan 51 by Aced A.N.-Terenin,
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of continuous exposure. A. L. Uftuximasidt and P. V. RM"re, eve Up.
Theme Ay"., MM, 210 5=-W (April, IOU) in RUMOSS.
An apparatus for expostog photographic films fron ex1pasure time an short
as lry an as to any nNuIred lowth of Wasurs, was designed It was
found that to the rang* of *wow* time beto 10~'? and see obaft-
senottivItY and Watrost Gooffictent at the smuleton 4c, not M an
*WOW" ties. Wwa the exposu" time Is further Increased, the photo-
sensitivity of the mulatca #xoW up to =XIWAD, wbIch It reaches at about
0001 "at and ttwm falls Sonia. The Matrast coefflelont showe a almllor
curve, although the noxIms IGes al. a GLUMLY lonver expeours. A =ft1M
relatlas, was derived between the value or the coutrest coarrielost at
various wavelengths of the off"tive radiation with the exposure times it
too also shown that when the devolopice t1sa Is izareseed, the deviattass
from the law of mutual subotitutlas In tbA renae of short exposures are
reduced, buth they increase to the renges of long oxpoouroo. So adnina at
tbo Game or loo-opecity skins then tonords the etas, or the shorter
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MEIKLYAR. P. V.
A. L. KART(rZHANSKIY and P. V. KEIKLYAR
"Properties of Photographic Emulsions with Intermittent Exposures," J. Exper. and
Theoret. Physics 21: 598-609. No. S. 1951.
These workers have obtained what appear to be nice experimental results on intermit-
tency effect. but It appears almost certain that they have given a wrong interpretation
of their results. If interpreted properly, the results obtAined would agree with those
obtained by previous workers. These workers apparently are new In the field of inter-
mittency effects, and no doubt they will later come to a proper Interpretation of their
results. The experimental work seems to have been carried out with reasonable care
and accuracy. The work presented shows little ingenuity. being largely a repetition
of the same type work carried out by a number of earlier workers in the field.
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its MUD Prizes,
!Chronicles," Yu.,N. Gorokhowskiy, P. V. Yieyklyir..
W~ Vi 8avost Iyamova-A. S. Toporets
"Uspekh Piz Nauk" Vol =V, No 2, pp 296-310
AftMing of Stalin Prizes'in Physics in 1950,`pV',.
296~301. Recipients of Ist Prize: D. V. SkobeltaTn'.,
Ne A9.'DdbrotIn,, G. T. Zatespin for research in
tosmic..rayi
(cf.
S... is.: Sokolov for devel6pmeft of Ultres6ide,
(cf, '"Usp~kl~ Fi No 1~ Am)
r6scope z N,auk",Vol XL
mcipient qf~'~CPrize-.,Y. V. Terasov ,for quint&
tlIsory, of., op ".beat of. hetierodynamic etructures;,r,-
Tarletskiy 1. for.research-,''In., comde
Mpekh IPL*'- Nauk" Vol - MV, No 1'.
gm/pballe's, Stalin Prizes (Con'td) Jun
Corr"
Prof N. G. lazarev, *a,, Aced Sci
MmInism, SOR for research of, supsrcomductivltx,~-:~:-:-~
or wtau. and tar enricbmut of wo with ze3 -
I* VSTII'Aw; Professors Ve L. .1anhin V- A
Ylibrikant' M. A. Konstantinovt and IP. A.
471, 1
i%-'I.,D61gopoIowx.ScI Co-Workers for developwiti.".
lumimicent (Cf. *Us"kh- Tiz Nauk" VbI:-.-`,~,'-";
!mWuIPmFmw OfT. P. Kravets (1876- pp 301~
Corresponding lbaberof AcadmW of Sclences;.~,".,~:;
EOM.and Professor of Experimutal Pbysics at
Oad State U'lowd Zhdanov..

137 771 534A
7W Natwe of ItollowwAlwity 9( Pbsespisphic Fmd%itmh. 11 N' %If IKLTAII.
DokL Amt. Nauk.. S.S.S.R.. 1951, 71. 391-394. A Of-remr-Tn"It.-
mainly by Sovict jn,.c%IsgjIor%. confirming the theory A%amcd by the 2uthor
and Pummo cxp Wining the role of F-cvntrcs formcd in Ilic of -.il%vr
halides. Pill, 4hT
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I lsirm--~41111 4-tral '11"Vitputkut of the la"acenti. 44
Ini" CIPIAIS C'UM�Mntd Of ASUr &W ASI in varims Swupm-
tkm it camimeed with the stmectral stus4tivity of pbotu-
gmphk effuutiong Pfro. from &Acb atiXed crymals. photu-
COCA. aml itumiUvity umax. of crystals of the same cocimpa.
'm located at ahma Wcutical wave lmgtks. Jkl. condudes
tMt dw sca*ivky mAtt. are rouneded with the abomption
of uot by F-Mteft forawd dwing taw of the en"d-
sixts. He suggests that by incorporitt 17 into a Alf
hafide cry". [up n0$. of P-mute" an. Gruml whicti, Arr
tralmmsibk for Ibiriscream im Hot %bimptsm. (Jobtuling
L
Ifn OV"- 411111 Itt"WPOW dMill". Utewt4mp form.
0046 CSP*A% Of tbC MWAUM Of dWtr6ft 100111 F.CQM~n and
tb* (ftplAng by unikivity amtem, wfdth an amppmW to
too very itteall parikko of Ag (onned dtwing the finMing of
dw emmision. L&W, the trappid el p are mmattliml t
by As Ism wit" take tlw ph" of the bWMg km mWV in
the melighborhood of the wnsitivity cmten. M. Blits

UM/ftysics - Photoeffect, Crystals Jan/Feb 52
~.."Ilectroz Processes in Silver-Wide Crystals,"
P. V. Meyklyar
"Iz Ak Nauk SSSR, Ber Fiz" Vol XVIP No 1, p 129
(Brief contents of previous articles by the author
and Ye. K. Putseyko in Zhur Eksper i Teoret Fiz
21, 1, 1951; 21, 2, 1951; etc., and others) - Ab-
sorption and int photoeffect of AgC1 and AgBr crys-
tals in visible and near ultraviolet bands were
luvestigated. After irradiation of crystals a new
bud, possessing strong pfiotoelec activity, located
on the long-wave edge of proper absorption, was,
218T96
u3b/Physics - Photoeffect, crystals Tan/Feb 52
(Contd)
"Vealed. This b&nd'being connected to excess of
silver may be ascribed to F-centers, mostly re-
sponsible for photographic sensitivity.

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TW form or ft F= Ck7e or two %%Q.V
Poklat Aked. 105~1 81
15D.Z.-Iflita etirve which is obtalovd by plotun.- IoE it, the amount or
txposuro, as a roneflon of Ing t. the time or"rosure. tor a -constant dcn5ity 1),
shows two branches bOlOIV and above the optimurn time (tqinir,.lunj H)
respectively, Thii form of the isodcn.,.ity curve is treated mathem'Iticidly on
The bads or the number of electrons =oMbingd, with halogens and so lost
for tbu prodWfion or latent image centnas qt short eXpostue times, and the
loss of latent Image centres by thermal deoruction during the
formation wimn exv-jisurc time is long er Man uhloptimunL
--7

1. MEMIAR, -17. V., Eng.
2. u3sji (6oo)
4- Steam Turbines
7- Changing the design of the water indicator of a high pressure steam
boiler, Rab. energ., 3, No. 3, 1953-
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, tkgril. 1953, Uncl.
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IV k- r L Y fi t,
USSR/Physics - F-centers in crystals FD-792
Card 1/1 Pub. 146-5/21
Author : Meyklyar, P. V. and Shimanskiy, R. S.
Title : Thermal formation of F-centers in crystals of silver halide
Periodical : Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz., 27P~156-l.61, Aug 1954
Abstract : The increment of optical density of silver bromide crystals is measured
while they are being heated. The concentration of F-centers thermally
forming in the crystal and the activation energy of this process are
computed. Twenty references, including 9 foreign.
Institution : Molotov Pedagogical Institute
Submitted : November 18, 1953

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WZYMAR, P.V.
The nature of photochemical and photoelectric aeusItIvIty of 911,wer
halide crystals and photographic emulsions. Usp. nauch. fat. 3:39-
45 '55. (Photographic sonsitouotry) (KM 9:1)

U65HIFhysics Photo6raphy FD-1889
Card 1/1 Pub. 146-9/21
Author : Kazantsev, B. I., and Y&ykdyar,--P. V.
Title : Regression of centers of a latent photographic image
Periodical : Zhur. eksp, i teor. fiz. 26, 70-76, January 1955
Abstract The authors investigate the regression of centers of a latent image and
subcenters with the passage of time. They show that the process of re-
gression occurs in accordance with the law similar to the fall of photo-
conduction and damping of luminescence in silver halide crystals. Nine
references: e.g. P. V. Meyklyar, ibid., 21, 42, 1951; S. I. Golub, Tr.
Odessk, gos., un-ta, 3,41, 1951.
Institution: Molotov State Pedagogic Institute
Submitted .. February 5, 1954

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U1.31SR/Physics F centers FD-1838
Card 1,'l -pub 146-23/25
.;-.uthor : Meyklyar, P. V.
Title : F-centers in silver halide crystals
Periodical : Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 28, 252-253, February 1~55
Abstract : The author labels as incorrect the assertion of S. G. Grenishin (ibid. 116,
1.
736, 1954) that the abnorption bands of 0,Br with wavelength 420-430 milli
microns are not connected with the presence of. F certers in silver halide
crystals, which are similar to F-centers in alkali~metal halides. The
author states that such bands were first studied by him 'with Ye. K. Putseyko
(ibid., 21, 341, 1951; DAN SSSR, 77, 391, 19151).
Institution: --
Submitted : September 16, 1954

F. V.
A,LILUAA, F. 7. "The - ,otolysis of the ci-,,. jtals of a sLI, -r .~,iice
and the concealed p.:,.oto -ri.)Idc ima,--e." IA-riin~;rad OrdCr Of
Lenin 3tate U ij~-,erii A. A. &Janov. Lenin-:rad,
(Dissertati--n. ;*or ',I,,e De,,rec oj. Doctor in Pi.~-sicomjt,Ie-3-i,atI -I
Sciences.)
SO: Ymiz~pava Jt--Of;;Ls

%11SYKILYARR P. V.
"Photochemical Properties of the CrystalB of -1-111ver Halide," P Daper given at
the International ~,onference on 5cientific Photography, Cologne, 2~-~7 5ep 1956
E-3,068,138
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USSR/Optics
Abs Jorur: Referat Zhur-Fizika, 1957, No 4, 10656
Author : Grokhotov, V.A., ~S~r~P-V-
Inst : Vologod Pedagogical Inetittitt-.
Title : Heat Treatment of CrystalE of Silver Bromide in Gelatin ax:.d
Vacuum.
K
Orig Pub: Zh. nauch. I prikl. fotografii I kinematogo. 1956, 1, No 2, 89-97
Abstract: Thin layers of silver bromide obtained by fusing the salt between
glass plateB, were heated at 600 in a 15% solution of photogelatin
during 0.5 - 8 hours. As a result there Is an increase in the
spectral absorption in the 4oo - 46o millimicron region and an
increase in the photochemical sensitivity, while the photoconducti-
Yity is diminished. On the basis of previous works by the author
(Dokl AN SSSR, 1951, 77, 391), It is concluded that as a result of
the Interaction between the silver bromide and gelatin there are
formed F centers, which are centers of light sensitivity This
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USSR/optics
Abe Jour- Referat Zhur-Fizika, 1.957, No 4, lo656
K
conclusion is confirmed by experiments on the heating of cry-;tale.
in vacuum: after cooling, there is practically no change In the
absorption in th 400 - 460 millimicron region (i.e., no F centere-
are formed) and the photochemical sensitivity does not increase.
One observes an Increase in the absorption in the 500 - 650 milli-
micron region, due to the formation of metallic silver on the sur-
face of the silver bromide, and a reduction in the photoeffect,
which is ascribed to the acceptor properties of the thermally
liberated silver. After exposure of such crystals, the photoeffect
increases sharply, this being ascribed to the donor properties of
photoly-tic silver.
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USSR/Zlectrftity - Dielectrics, G-2
Abot Journal: Referat Zhur - Fiziks, No 12,, 1956, 34991
Autbar: Yagorova, M. S., Meyklysr, P. V.
Institutions Holotovsk State Pedagogical Institute, Xolotov
Titles Quantum Yield of Photoelectric Rffect in Silver Bromide Crystals
original
Periodicals Zh. eksperls. i teor. fizik:L, 1956, 30, No 1, 6o-67
Abstracts The photo-effect was measured In AgBr with the aid of an a-c ampli-
fier. To measure the absorptioD coefficient, a Se photocell vas used
with a high-eensitivity mirror galwxometer. The quantum yield of the
pboto-effect was investigated at roam temperature and at higher tem-
peratures (up to 1000) in the spectrum region from 400 to 540 mu. in
the blue portion of the spectr= there are 2 maxims, of photoeloctric
sensitivity at 410-420 and 460 mou. As the temperature is increased
from 18 to 660, the photoelectric sensitivity drops sharply. A!j the
concentration of the F - centers increases, the quantum yield dim' -
ishes exponentially and vice versa. This dependence is attributed
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USM/ Physical chemistry - crystals B-5
Abs Jour Referat Zhixr - Kbimiyaj, go 4, 1957, 11039
Author Gladkovskiy Heyklyar P.V.
Title Dark Conductivity of Silver Bromide Crystale
Orig Pub Zh. ekaptriz i te-or fiziki, 1956, 30, No 5, 833-839 (zngiiah sumary)
Abstract Fulfillment of Faraday 'a law was verified and it was shown that with smal I
differences in potential (-4- 4v) conductivity of AgBr crystals having a
thickness of several tenths of a xillluster is of electronic nature, while
in hbgber fi!~lds it is ionic. Occurence of ionic conductivity is &CCGMPS-
nied by growth of Ag-filanents (dendrites) over defects and surface of crys-
tal (at 100-20CP), Growth of filaments starts at cathode and takes place by
depletion og Ag4:Lons in areas adjoinin the Ag-filmeents. On change in di-
rection of fitld lengft or filaments at anode decreases thile at the cathode
(graphite of PQ nev dendrites appejr. At 10do in a field of 50 Y/ca rate
of growth of Ag-filaments is of 10 -1 - 10-2 =/sec. Difference in potential
at which conductivity becomes of ionic nature is higher for samples with fe-
ver defects- The authors resch the conclusion that electric field lavers
energy of activetion of movements of ions over defect areas of crystal.
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USSRI Physical Chemistry - Crystals
Abe Jour -. Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 4, 1957, U039
B-5
Destruction of photolytic Ag near the anode on heating is attributed to
emission of electrons by Ag-particles which dissociate further into Ag4ions
that migrated to the cathode. Result of illumination of AgBr crystals
depends on the medium. Photolytic Ag separates most intensively in &2S at-
mosphere and in vacuum. Illuml tion of crystals in 92 and 02 yields s
results as in the air.
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KF.TILYAR, P.V.
Studies of Soviet scholars on the action of light on photographic
layers. Zhur.nAuch.i prikl.fot.i kin. 2 no.6:459-468 N-D '57.
(MIRA 10:12)
(Photographic emulsions)

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AUTHORS: Gross, L.G.; Meyklyar, P.V.
TITLE: Some Methodics Problems Connected wi", a St--3y ' t?~e Kine-
tics of Photoconductivity in an Ernu.lsion Film (Nekctoryye
metodicheskiye voprosy, svyazannyye s kinetik4
fotoprovodimosti emullsionnogo sloya)
PERIODICAL: Z:hurnal nauchnoy i ~rikl ad rc,,, ?*~'torra f'.k
' / rp 329-434
958, Vol 3, Nr 5, (USSR)
,iBSTRA07:
Carl
Giadkovskiy and Meykiyar, Yegorova and Mpyklyar irev,.-,)us,y
considered that the absrrptior. by thr~ k-v,ul-li~,~~ , f ;~l ' i6l~,'
Auantum leads to the formation of an excit~n wLich. --n ~is-
3ociation, liber~ites an ele-`rc:. ~~r forms a 9--ver
This phenomenc)r., they thoueht, coL~ld accr-unt f-r
7on.~ucti,.,4 ty 'ag. In th4 s present stuly of
t4vit emuls4on film,
Y of a r. - the a,.;thors malp 7,,se ~f a 3-s~aFse
d.c. amplifier corisistir.6 of an electrometr.- -*are (witk. mil-
liammot9r), a vrilt amilifier and a bath dp
T!,,(-, -4iff'oron--e in the milliammeter Ijr~ no-
expcs,-i-r, -~f the test -b~ect indicatel th- ;-i2,iP -,~' t~.f~+
--urrent. To measure the photoc-.nd~,ctivity kin(.tJ--q h-
(o,,itj~ t of the -im~l i fier, the in,' -1'-8tng ~~trl, -,I d I P
by-pasned and tY.r- cf1ectr-metri- qt,, .--P- to ! ttl.- ~7.t

S_-V--- - ~-': -
SDaie Met i -~s Pr~~bivma 7.,Dnnectp~ with a St dy tne K_nc
conductivity d n an EmulsJ -.,r. F~ Dr,
-' sta~:es ~-jf the EO-7 elpctronic osci":itr~r amil,fiar. vrj-4--
ous em-_;Inicn films arid Lests sam~ies tn.,
laver were: tested. 71-.e `Ims wert- e,*-,
'1!.d e r 11 ~-. 1 t e I t f rn'm -a cir.~-10-d-,-
3ynchrr~:..Lc~l .-i;th, tra--. e ( s h
r- : :IxIjt I '. r, 1~ U1. V 9 'T C o r Fi (-- h:3 f t rr; ~ I ei., f, r e L-h t ra i. 1. i
E, t I~Yie f no rpq i tance and the reby the h c + jr.
p
r,f -he emulsi-n bef,~)ro and d_Lring exp-sur-?. -hp
iu:, v I ty 1 at~ 3 r. Px -,cs Pd f i m 3 n I
~;Iiflxpr F,~,j '-, TI. f, 2 t r e ,, i , t e r
t r e As a resllt _f
was clear t na t t he ~ hc t o c 3nd,_c t iv f Y a ~7 .n a
the processes taking i lace in the emul lhp~-r
caused by tranoi-tory Irocesses in the init r ho
,i air, ~ I i fier. 'Iht~re art: 5 Irct-rams r n o~.- a,- r am s
and 1,' re',~,ren-~,s f vih are v A7 i -
,an, I En'-Ii3h, Jla,~an~:Ee ~in~
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I T'," E D Dt-pm~or 1-1. '.9156
1. Photographic emulsions--Photoconductivity 2. Laboratory
equipment--Applications
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U-TIORS: Kazantsev, I '.'e yk I y P r ,7
TITLE: The Kinetics of the Regression of the Centers of the I-Fitent
Photographic Tmage (VinetikR r,~,,Fressii tsentrov skrytogo
I
f*otograficheskogo izobrazhenivA)I
FFIRIODICAL: 1'hurnsl nsuchnoy i priklpdnoy fotografii i kinemptos7rafii,
1958, Vol ~, Nr 6, pp 4ci-4c6 0;.;sr,,
AB3TRACT: 'he authors describr. investipptions into the kinetics of the
regression of the centers of the 1-tent impge. These ex-
Deri-rents are con-iderel important to a better .ndlerstandirg
of the formation of the 19tent image. The nhotogrRphic layer
underwent a deterTi,ed exposition. An incanlescent lami
that obtained its energy fhroug~ n ferroresonant stabilizer
was used as the source of light. -he lurption of illumination
was 100 seconds. A rensitometric wedge-shaped transparent
glass r1ste with a constant r.17 for white light ani t^.17 for
blucL light wnq fix,d before the Inyor, , hillioov Involoper 0
was use,?. An evenly developing ~r~rrnpr~,~ure. with up to C.5
accuracy, was provided by therroststs. The obtained sensi-
tograms were messured out on a p~.otoelectric densitometer.
From these sensitoprems characteristic curves (gr-phs 1 to 1l)'
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1. *1 , - - - 7 - ~ - " , l :~:
fhe Kinetics of the iegression 3f the :enters o-; tne 'atent
I ma ge
frames of one ppck until the imnpe tecPme visible.
egressior
of the image wan brought al~out by ',,eeping the frames under
normal conditions, conditions with and without oxygen in a
moist medium, and con,iitions of irradiation with rel light.
The processes were compared. Tt is cinrludel that each pro-
cesp starts with n liber-tion of electrons: photoelectric in
the case of irradiation with red lijrht, thermic in the case
of regression. This is followed b-,, a process of thermic eli-
mination of the silver ions. The presence of oxyKen influences
this process only with respect to its influence on the re-
laxation of the photoelectric processes. Regression speed
in a moist m(,dium with reduced oxygen content differs slight-
ly from that in A medium with normal oxygen contents '5raph 12).
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The Kinetics of the Regression of the "enters -,f the :.at~-nt
Image
These results confirm similpr results obtqined b-. -anadisn
researchers.
There are 12 graphs and 1 references, one of whicY. is .'oviet
and I Canadian.
ASS",CTATION: Perm', ~;osudarstvennyy peipgogiches~.iy instit:;t "E-erm', the
State Fedairoericai institute,,
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AUTHOR: Meyklyar-,_P.V . ..... SOV/77-4-1-lu/22
TITLE: About the Limit Inclination of the Isoopaqueness
of the Photographic Layer (0 predellnom naklone
izoopaki fotograficheskogo sloya)
0
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal nauchnoy i prikladnoy fotografii i kine-
matografii, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 1, pp 62-64 (USSR)
ABETRACT: The author investi-ated the limit inclination of
the isoopaqueness of the photographic layer mathe-
matically and came to the conclusion that the phe-
nomenon is observed in large crystals. The centers
of photolytical silver originating at flare spots
disintegrate immediately. This would mean, with
respect to the photographical layer, that at a
given exposure to light, the density of blackening
would not grow with increased exposure time.
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SOV/77-4-1-10/22
About the Limit Inclination of the Isoopaqueness of the Photo-
graphic Layer
There is I Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: Kazanskiy filial NIKFI (The Kazan' Branch of NIKFI)
SUBMITTED: October 3, 1958
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ME YKLYAR, P.V.
Effoot of emilsification factors on the shape of the spectral sen-
sitivity curve of emulsion layers. Zhur.nauch.i prikl.fot. i kin.
5 no.2tl4l-142 Mr-Ap 160. (141RA W-5)
1, Filial Vseeoyuznyy nauchno-iselodovateliskiy kinofotoinatitut,
Kazan'.
(Photographic eftasions)

.9 14 9 /13 10 2
A'.j TH 0 H 5Mey k lya r , P . V_~ , I ga n a t I y e v a , Z . PP i? s K o v a7E:'~-) e
M. D .
TITLE: On the shaoe of the soectral sensitiv~'y cui-ve :)f a
pbotoC,raphic layer in the blue-violet rtinpe
PERIODICAL- Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. ?4, 19ri, 4,,4, at,str-tcl'
241,526 (Zh. nauchn. i prikl. fotogr. i kinematjpr,, v
no. ij, 1901, 264 - 275)
TEXT:The optical density of an emulsion layer 4s proportional t,) ,ts
thickness. The shape of the epectral sensitivity curve ioes not de~en,l
upon the thickness of the layer, but varies with the duraticn of tn-
second maturing of the emulsion. The spectral senstivity is determi-.-?l
not only by the absorption goectrum of the silver halide, but also by the
spectrum of the nhoto-effect of the microcrystallite,3 -)f tn4~- -m~!-qi(n'
(Abstracter's note; ComPlete translation.
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bEYKLYAR
Relationship between photographic sensitivity and photographic
effect. Zhur.nauch.i pcrikl. fot.i kin. 6 no.6:452-453 N-D 161,
(MIRA 15:1)
1. Filial Vseaoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo kinofotoinstitata,
Kazan'.
(Photovranhic Omulsions)
(rhotagmphic isensitomtry)

GROSS# L.G.; METFIYAR, P.V.; KHARITONOVAp Z.V.
Effect of optical sensitizers an the photoelectric sensitivity of
photographic layers having a different ripening time. Trudy NIKFI
no.46s43-45 162o (MIRA 18:8)

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AUTEOR: Meyklyar, P. V
TITLE: Absorption of light in silver halides
PERIODICAL: FizikB tverdogo tela, v 4, no 1. -~A'2, 14,~
TEXT: The absorption of light by silver halides is investa,~-ited
on the bLais of data from publications, It is stated thiit tnk,
absorption edge is not determined by impurities but byexcitation of
trons from local levels. The nature of these levels, however, I's nc -I-,
clear. Most probably they are due to lattice defects The 1;,rler nt~-
viously cause a dislocation of the neighboring halide iors which
a decrease in their excitation energy, I e - , to the f orm~-. t ion ) " : ~' ;~ I
levels. M. Z. Peakova cooperated with the author in this wcrk Men~i^,n
is made of G. 'I, Grenishchin, A A. Solodovnikov (ZhTF, 6~
M~ 1. Kornfelld (FTT, 2, 179, 1960). There are 2 figures and
ces: 4 Soviet and 15 non-Soviet. The four irost recent references
English-language publications read as follows: S, Tutihasi Phys R~,
105, 882, 1957; Ch Koester, M. Givens Phys Rev , 106, P4*. 19-';
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Absorption of light in sli'ver hallde3 BE 4
Martienssen- Journ Phys Chem Sol~, 8, 294, H ~7
F. Brown Phys Rev 462, 1958.
A 1, T ' 0 11 Vqeroyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'ski 'K ~, ri-, f -
Kazanskiy filial 'All-Union Scienific Req;..%r-t_
Cf ?"'Otion Pictures, Kaznn Bran.-'~./
S U B hl I T Tin'D July 14, ~3(..
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B102/B104
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k, .1, A. and ,,eyklyar, ?. V.
Y
-J-; lv e rbro;ni le photoconductivity
1 CAL: F , z-,a tvr._'oro tea, v. 1962,
4, no. 7, 170' - 1703
The z--,ectral distriliution of ~)hotoconductivity in non-illuminated
-(~Br ~".-ystals 3.01 - 1.05 mrn thick was studied with the aid of a d-c ampli-
fier ~n.' an oscilloscope. Illumination was provided by an
-4 ',`F-4) quartz monochromator with a xenon lamp and an Y.11-2(UM-2) glass
,monoc'-romator, lastinz for 1120 sec. Photoconductivity was referred to the
C,
incident unit energy. At low energy it was found to depend linearly on the
unit enc.-gy in the range 250 - 500 m,- It is knovm that the spectral dis-
tr4l'.-)ution of photoconductivity havin- maxima at 420 - 430 and 360 m-,
after activation by lieht. A similar effect was achieved by causing
tr=ine vapor to act on the specimens for several hours. This effect of
Iro-iine can be coi-.-Densated by vacuum treatment. The change in the photo-
c3n`uctivity s-,)cetrum is attributed to the holes opened up by light, the
clectrons set free being captured in traps which are dissolved by bromine
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..)i'.ver bromide ... 3152/BlO4
t-ea ti;,en t. Cx:j.-t~r. tr.-:i,in,-nt in the dark red-aces photoconductivity considei-
're ar
ably. 7h, e .1 f ra res.
A6 _J0 U-N : 'ises;,.yaznyy n7luchno-issloduvatellskiy kinofotoinstitut
y fli`al 'All-Union Scientific Research Institute of
t,azanski -
'..:otion Picture PhotoGraphy, Kazan' Branch)
C, U
December 30, 19/1
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HEYKLYA.R. P.V.; PESKOVA, H.Z.
Method of measuring the absorption spectrum of emulsion layers.
Zhur.nauch.i prikl.fot.i kin. 7 no.1:66.-67 Ja-F 162.
WM 15:3)
1. FiUal Vaesoyuznogo nauchno-isoledovatellskogo kinofotoinatituta,
Kazan#.
(Photographic emulsions-Spectra)

~EYKLYAR, P.V.
Reports on the latent photographic image amd opticed eenz-t-zatj-r,
made at the Internation&I Colloquium on Scientific PhoLography Ln
Zurich. Zhur.nauch.i prikl.fot.i kin. 7 no.4;311--31"' JI-Ag 162.
',ff' -5:F;
,, HA
(Fhotography6--Gongresses) (Photographic emulsions)

S/051/62/ol3/004/020/023
E039/E491
AUTHORS 11.V., Shvarts, V.1-1., Kharitonova, Z.V
Borin, 7-y-u-f-ina, S.I., Silotskaya, N.V.
TITLE: Photographic films for spectroscopy and astronomy
PERIODICAL: Opti,(a i spektroskopiya, v.13, no.4, 1962, 607-609
TEXT: Recent work at the Kazanskiy filial Vsesoyuznogo
nauctino-is5ledovatel I skogo kinafoto3.nstituta (Kazan' Branch of the
All-Union Scientific Research Institute on Cinemaphotography)
has been aimed at increasing the sensitivities of photographic
films for long exposures and of infrachromatic, films. Films
having greater sensitivity were developed for long exposures in
the near ultraviolet region and for different regions of the
infrared up to 1050 nl~x- Films for th6 visible region are
designated by the letter A (Astronomy) and a number corresponding
to the wavelength for which the sensitivity is a half of the
filaximum and on the long wavelength side. This film is
manufactured at the Kazanskiy khi,,nichaskiy zavod (Kazan' Chemical
Works). Films for the infrared region are designated by a number
corresponding to its maximum sensitivity. Spectral sensitivity
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S/05l/S2/Gl3/GO4/C20/C23
Photographic films ... E039/E491
curves L): A-UII~-, ,-65c,, .~-66c, and A-70C are giver..
In the tabIv Lhe -sensitIVIty of tlese films is compared witti a
_, K u ciA 1, f 'tie sensitivities aro coitipared 41t
correspondin
01- LI-.Q iiori-sensit,-zuc! fi.11%; and at niaximum sensitivity for
the zensitivity curves are also given
for -9ce , - ~, 6) 5- - -
"rid fillas. The sensitivity of
1-1056-1 and can bc significantly increased bv the r,,etno,
of hypL-rsensitization described by S.M.Solovlyev (Fotografirovanlye
v infrakrasnyl,,~h luchakh - I~otography in infr-red r4yS -
Izd. "Iskustvo", X., 1957). An infrachromatic film A-~50 is also
;:iz%nufacturt.:(! whicri is sansitivt~ up to about 9CO m,,i. The derisity
~of backgrount! fogging for u1 zhese films does not exceed G.',.
Tiie ~ifiould be storud at 2 to 40C since storage of fii;ris for
use in t:.,i vj!jjkjIe region cau~;es an increase in fogging and in the
case of' in.'rachro~:.atic fil--is there is a decrease in sensitivity.
Tric rf thL 6iscribed filiiis lies in the range 2.0 to 3.0.
Thero art, 3 figures and I table.
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i hotographic films . . . E039/E491
Compared typos S
Nu Ka zan
Kazan' film Kodak SKodak
8
I A- 5()() Oa 0 1.
2 A-650 Oa C 7-0
3 A-66o Oa E 6.()
4 A-700 Oa F 7.0
Abstracter's note: This is an abridged translation.
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MEYKLYAR, P.V.; BARRO, M.I.
NSpectral analysis of the phototraphic proceseff by M.N.
Gorokhovsidi. Reviewed tr P.V.Meikliar, K.I.Barro. Zhur.
nauch.i prikl.fot.1 kin. 8 no.1:76-77 Ja-Feb. '63. (MIRk 16x2)
(Photography-Equipment and supplies)
(Gorokhovskii, M.N.)

DOLGOFOLOTA, N.R.; MMMIR, Pj.; MARTS, V.M.
Effect of development conditions on the Bbape of the "Ctral
senBitivity curve of' unsensitized photogr&Dhic laTere. Zhur.
nauch. i prikl. fot. i kin. 8 no.3:185-189 ?tr~-Je 163.
(MIRA 16: 6)
1. Filial Vaesoyusnogo nauchno-iasledovatellskogo kinofoto-
instituta, KazanI ~PhotoKmphlc senvitometr7)

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M(-,rI.ttnI.:3m o, I~v- 1*3rmaitt n of 14+pnt phot, gre *r-',r ,
,~ht.u-. nwwh. L pz-Lk-~ "~t. I ktn. 10 no.It4' r", ift-F ot~5.
~MIRA I~il.)
I. Filial Ii ict,n,-)-i.,3.glf)(~i-)vatel'3kogr) kInt-f,,toIn-,tItutFi, YftLan' .

W,YKLYAR, P,V.
Concerning the article ""fect of exposure time on the sharp-
ness of the photographic image" by G.I. Belinekaia, M.S,
Guolkova. Zhur. nauah. i. prIkI. fot. I kin. 9 no.31215
)!~-Je 164. (MIRA 18M)

WEIQLa. My Wentaminovich; SHWARTS. Semen Aronovich; KMTOT,B. I., redaktor-,
Ill r.-TT".7'
LI reitktor izdatelletva. AMDRMT, S.P., tekhnichaskiy
redaktor
(Coke production] Proizvodstvo icokes. Kharlkov. Gos.nauchno-takhn.
izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tovetnoi metallurgii, 1955. 394 p.
(Niorofilml (KLRA 10:1)
(Coke)

TAYTS, Ye.M dok-tor -tekhn. nauk; MARTS, S.A.~ kand. tekhn.
nau;jdeceasedjt PEYSAKHZON~ I.B.,. inzb.; GELIFM, M.L.y
inzh.; DVITRIYENKO, M.T., inzh.-, DORFMI, G.A.,, inzh..-
-..ZRAELIT .. Ye.-M.,, inzh.~ KULAKOV, N.K., inzh.; KUSHIYANSKIY,
B.S... inzh., 14EYKSONjltt.V.~,;_.,_#;~".[decea~6d]3 LEONOV, A.S.,
lnzh.-, SHVAftiS--,-'~-.I7.,-inzh.; i3!WART!i4A*N,' I.Ya., inzh.;
YATSMIKO: 11,Ya., inzb., BABIL, P.P., inzh.,- KHANIN, I.M.,
doktor tekhn. nauk, prof., red.; KOZYREV, ~.P., inzh.,,
red., KUEUUN, P.L. inzb., red.~, LGALOV, K.I., inzh.,
red.; LEYTES V.A., inzh., red.~ DEWIER, B.Z., In7-b.,red.3
POTAPOV, A.G.. inzh.. red.; SHELKOV, A.K., red.
[By-produc-L c~-ee industry worker's handbook in six volumes)
Spravochnik k.,-,XsokhImika v shesti tomakh. Moskva, Metal--
lurgiia. Vol.2. 1965. 288 p. (14IRA 18:8)

MIAM, Pstr Alskmandrovich-. EIKIN. A.I.. prof.. reteenzenti PODRIZ.
S.A., lnzh.; insh.. red.; FONICM . I.T.0 lm$h..
re4.1 DUGINA, W.I., takhn.red.
Efteumottle hastmeral Pnevustleheskie moloty. Moskva. Gas.
nauchno-tekknelsd-v* mehinostroit.lit-ryo 1959. 1" p.
(MIRA 12:7)
(fteumette mchimery) (Hammers)

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MEMKH'q G,I,'g inzh*
Galmdation of 31riws for friction disc brakes on crdnkabaf t
pressese [Nauch, trudy) MIEWHa 1:98-103 '59. (KLRA 14 : 1)
(Pmmr Swesses-Brakes)

MEYIAKH, G.I.
Vibration damper for a pneumatic rammer. 14ashinostroitel'
no.12:40 D '~,5. IP:12':

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ACC NR- AP6017099 (A,#) SOURcri, COM,; tTR/0413/66/000/010/0112/0112
INVENTOR:- Meylakh, G. 1.
ORG: none
TITLE- Device for lubricating a piston wrist pin. Class 47, No. 181922
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promy8hlennyye obrazt8y, tovarnyye znaki, no. 10, 1966,
112
TOPIC TAGS: lubrication, 4piston, Icbrtca4on
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has I)een issued describing a lubricatinp__dgv
for feeding grease to the wrist pin of a piston moving in a cylinder. The device
consists of a grease ciip and an inlet valvp built into the piston. For better lubrica-
tion of the wrist pin, the grease cup is built into the piston head, which, in additio4.
has a cylindrical protrusion with a hole in it for feeding the grease. Above the inlet
valve of the piston there is a hollow space connected to the protrusion at the pistou
entrance. The connecting rod has a built-in inlet chamber linked through grooves.4p
the inlet valve and the pin. Orig. art. has: I figure. [KPI i-
Card 1 / 2
UDC; 621, 896-242, 42

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ACC NR, AP601IT9-9--9--
Fig. 1. Device for lubricating a piston
wrist pirl.
I --Grease cup; 2- cylinder head;
3- cylinder: 4- protrusion;
5- piston; 6- inlet valve:
7-hollow space; 8-conneeting-xod;
9-chamber; 10-pin
SUB CODE: 131 SUBM DATE: 29Jun641
2/2

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Ark-t. w-.3:35-40 ' 58. (MIRA 12:1)
(Baring Sea--Ocean currents)

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Subject USSR/Aeronautics
Card 1/1 Pub. 58 - 4/19
Authors FrIdman, Yu. and Heylakhs, M.
%WNU30"~W APO'Xw.~~ 'v
Title Instrument flying
AID P - 2221
Periodical: Kryl. rod., 5, 8-9, MY 1955
Abstract The author describes instrument flying on a Yak-18
sport aircraft. He mentions the following Instruments:
artificial horizon AGK-47 B and the watch AVR-M.
Institution: None
Submitted No date

~tlI L
85-9-8/33
AUTHOR: Meylakhs M., P110t-Igtructor
TITLE: A Record F lig th (V Rekordnom Folete)
PERIODICAL: Kryllya Rodiny, 1957, Nr 9, p. 6 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author relates a flight for All-Union distance-
record he had carried out in June 1957. The record
was established for a specially conditioned Po-2 plane
fal.-,ing into category II (i.e. weighing between 500 and
1000 kgs ) The distance of 1003 km. (route: Moscow-
Buzuluk-6hkalov) was covered in 8 hours and 15 minutes.
The article contains no information of scientific in-
terest. One photo.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1

85-57-12-11/20
AILT,11150RS: Zai47ch-kin, S. and "USSR Record Holders in
it_clane Onp o rAC s
T T-I%E. Renor-_4 FlIght in 8~i An-2 ?Iane (Reko,~dnyv polelk, na sariolete
_k-') - ~' )
PERIODIIIIIAL: K--yllya .-odiny, 1957, Nr 12, p 10 (USSR)
AB3f.'~RAII'T: The authors describe their flight Ln an An-2 plane,
deelkgned ~,y CO.K. Antonov, by which they established 4 USSR
on a trianqnOar roulte 7uFjh'_nc -- Tlildionn-va pustTnya -
Vyaz I ma. Me flying t' -me was 8 hours 2( rZ_nutes; the distance
co,rered or. a closed ro-:te was 2 013-192 ~m-, which established
fix-at record; tha, speed of ~-)8.244 kx.11-1r. a-n a 2,OCIO-km.
-.,.cood route establiEhed the second record; the speed of
264.891 km.Ar. on a 500-k-M. closed route, the third record,
widt. the speed of e52.716 ~m.llhr. on a clo!3ed 1,000-kim. route
the fourth record. Personalities mentioned include: engIneers
N. Allmov and A. Myachkov; technicians V. No,%,iko-v and A. YevaVev;
L.Ya. Oshurkov, deputy chair-man of the DOSAAF Moscow Cormaittee;
sports commissars N. Kolltsov and N. Babayev; N. Loginov,
honorary Master of Sports, of the TsAK SS3R imenl V.P. Chkalova
Oaz-d 1/2

Record Flight in an An-2 Plane
85-57-12-11/29
(Central Aeroclub of the USSR imeni, V.P. Chkalov); and R. Volkov,
sportsman 18t rank. There is one photograph showing N. Kolltsov,
chief of the precision instruments laboratory at the Cent'ral
Aeroclub of the USSR imeni V.P. Chkalov, and tte two authors,
S. Zamychkin and M. Meylakhs.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2 1. Aviation-USSR

8-51-58-5-17/38
AUTHOR! Meylakhs, M., Master of Sports (Moscow)
TI7LE: Instructor's Tribune (Tribuna instruktora); Gliders Towed
by Yak-12r (Buks1rovka planerov samoletom Yak-12r)
PER-IOD7,(JAL: Kryllya rodiny, 1958, Nr 5, pp 11-12 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author stat-es that Soviet aeroclubs use the Po-2,
Yak-12r, Yak-12m, and An-2 airplanes to tow gliders, but that
in is experience the Yak-12r and Yak-12m are best adapted for
2.anding and tald.ng-off in limited areas. Detailed instruc-
t'-ons are given on the procedure eand technique of towing, the
ahoiae of a landing field, the maintenance of proper contact
between glider pilot and tow plane. There is one photograph.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1 1. Aviation - USSR 2. Gliders - Performance

AUTHORS: 85-58-7-21/45
,!!jjj!qj2.L~nd Pozharov, G., Masters of Sports
TITLE: Protective Measures Against Stoma During a Neohanized
Glider Take-.off (Grozozashohitnyye aredstva, pri mekhanizirovannom
vzlete planera)
PERIODICAL: Kryllya rodiny, 1958, Nr 7, pp 15-16 (ussR)
ABSTRACTs The authors reply to an Inquiry addressed to the
editors by a Riga reader concerning an unfortunate phenomenon in
mechanized glider take-offs with the Nazarov winch, i.e. tow line
and tow lock become charged with electricit The length of the
cable is 1200 to 1500 M. at an altitude of ~080 to 600 m. and on
uncoupling.the glider pilot experiences an electric shock and
occasionally observes a spark sym with a grounded winch. Since
flights are frequently made near atom clouds and in the vicinity
of large broadcasting stations, the writers wonder whether these
circumstances contribute to the charge in the cable, although
strong shocks are also felt under quiet atmospheric conditions.
In reply, the authors state that static electricity accumulates
in the atmosphere because of condensed moisture and the movement
Card 0

-rotective Measures Against Storms (Cont.) 85-58-7-21/45
of ascending currents which cause drops of moisture In the air to
break up and become charged. When the accumulation of these drops
is considerable, it may lead to the development of electric fields
sufficiently strong to ionize the air and produce lightning.
Electric field& develop with particular frequency in zones where
there are high-voltage electric conductors, masts of large broadcasting
stations, transformer substations, underground electric cables, or
other equipment radiating stray electricity. Lightning rods are used
as a protection against electric charges and are easily made at any
aeroclub. Fig. 1 shows the working principle of a lightning rod; Fig.
2 shows a common occurrence when the cable and automatic winch are
transformed into a lightning rod. Glider units and-stations using
automatic winches of the P. Nazarov and A. Dabakhov- V. Zayarnyy type
in flying gliders frequently neglect to observe the most common
precautions against electric discharges. Also, in constructing winches
insufficient attention is paid to their safe use when electric charges
are present. The authors believe that Introduction of protective
Card 2/3

Protective Measures Against Storms (Cont.) 85-58-7-21/45
devices on winches will safeguard gliders at take-off and describe
the respective methods. The ground should be soaked when too dry,
since grounding is more effective on wet ground. Contact and
connections must be free of dirt,, paint, rust, or oil, Attendants
working on winches must wear rubber boots and gloves, and when the
glider is being towed, must don protective clothing before approach-
Ing the winch. There are 5 sketches.
Card 3/3 1. Gliders--Toving devices--Safety measures

KITLAKH3, M.. master sporta. rekordemen SSSR.
Should trouble cow. they can be relied on. Radio no. 6:7-8 Je
16o. (MIRA 13:7)
(Radio in aeronautics)

EHIKCHMHRATA, Too; MIA , H., master sportap rokordomen SSSR; BARANOVA. A.
Facto. events, people. Irryl.rod. 11 no.7:12-13 JI '60.
(MIRA 13:7)
1. Inzhener otdela obaluzhivaniya Aeroflota (for Zhouchushnaya).
(Aeronautics)

UIUMM, V., zaaluzhennyy master sporta, rekordsmen Sovetskogo Soy-uza po
aviatsionnym vidam sports; GIPPZM. I.. sportsmenka pervogo razryads,
rekardamen Sotetskogo Soyuza po aviatsionnym vidan sporta; DMHSMN. M..
master sporta, rekordemen Sovetakogo Soyuza po i-viatsionnym vidam
sportaL ter sporta, rekordsmen Sovetskogo Soyuza po
aviatsionnym vidam sportaq SOLOPTIVA, It, master sporta, rekordsmen
Sovetskogo Soyuza po aviAtsionnyin vidam sporta.
Lot us open an account of Spartakiada records. Kry-I.rod. 11 no. U:
2 N l6o, (KIPA 13:10)
(Airplane racing)

SERGEYEV, A. (g.Kishinev); BAKHWH, Z.; GRUZDIS, A.; LYAKHOVETSKIY, M.:
MEYLAKH, M.; ANIKIN, I. (g.Novorossiysk)
Facts, events, and people. Kryl.rod. 12 no.2114-15 F 061.
(MIRA 14:6)
(Aeronautics)

MEYLAKHS, M., master sports
Night flight. Kryl.rod. 12 no-5,24-25 My 161. (KUU 14:7)
(Airplaneg-piloting)

MEYLAKHS, M., master sport&
Friendship aide competitition. Kr7l.rod. 12 no-7:3 Jl '61.
(KERA 14: 6)
(Parachuting)

MUTIAN . M.
.--, ....... ~ 7
Attention! Take.' Grashd. av. 20 no.3:12 Mr 163.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Motion pictures in aeronautics)

WJLUM,j~ti_q_qLIKOV, N., komardir otryada; PCMLIKO, F., (Grodnov BSSR)
Facts,, events, people. Kr7l. rod. 11, no.5:28-29 My 163.
(Aeronautics) (MIRA 16:7)

ALEKSkNDROVA, T.; MFYUKRS, M.
No end to a dream. Kryl. rod. 15 no.9:1F S '64.
(H: 1.], 18:1,11

MEYLAKHS, M., master sporta
History of a certaln parachute. Kryl. rod. 15 no.!I:16 X 164.
(MIRA 18:3)

MEYLAKHS, M., master sporta, rekordsmen SSSR
About, courageous and skillful people. Crrazhd. av. 21 no.6:32
je 164,, (MIRA 1718)

MEYLAIGiS 14 t,~r i
~oinhndlr samr-Anui,
imo
n-,.11;25 N 164.

I'OGOSrAN# Z.; PzTmsrmTs, Kh-; MEYLAKHS, MI; ZONOV, N,
Aeronautical lalsidoscOPee Grashdo av. 22 no,7:26-17 JI 164o
WRA 28s4)

NELAYEV, V.; F"i-IIENIN, M.; MI~Y~LkKHS,_M., master spcrta; LYAKHOVETSKIY, G.
Facts, e,/erj',s, Pc-OPle- K171. rod. 1) no.":IP,19 Mr
(MTRA 18:5)
1. Zamestitell naf-halinika Upravlenlya poly-arnoy avlatsii
Grazhdanskogo vozdushnogo flota (for Fllipenn).