SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OMELCHENKO, A.YA. - ONISHCHENKO, P.M.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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USSR UDC: 538.5066
DEMC11EENiKO V. V. DOLGOPOLOV, V. V., and
"Effect of a High-Frequency Potential on the Distribution of Fast
TH Waves Along a Plasma Layer"
Kiev, Ukrainskiy Fizicheskiv Zhurnal, vol 17, Ito 2, 1972, pp 203-
209-
Abstract: The authors, members:ofithe Physico-techiaical Insti-,,ute
of the Ukrainian SSR Academy of Sciences in 310iarkov, theoretically
Investigatathe ef"fect of a high-frequency potential on fast T111
wave distribution when a plane-parallel plasma layer is placed
between ideally conducting plates. The case,of hig amplitudes,
,h
in which the pressure of the high-frequency field is much greater
than the gas kinetic plasma pressure, is considered. Expressions
are obtained for the dielectric permeability at the plaoma-vacuum
interface and for the dispersion. A cotniection betv,reen the fre-
quency of thr wa*Ve and the wL
TZ ve nwaber iz; ~oiind, The opposile
case for low amplitudeu, when the bipji-froquoncy field presclare
is much lower than the plasma r5as kinetic presinure,.is also _Jn-
vestigated. It is fotuid that while the eiectx~ramagnetic field

UNCL ASS I F I ED PROCE~SSING DATE--230CTTO
-.LE--OU TTHE NATURE OF COLLISIONLESS ATTENUATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES
:1 N--: R EG I ONS OF STRONG INHOMDGENEITY:OF; AC!OLD: PLASMA 4U-
AU 'THOR-(02)-DOLGOPOLOVi V.V.t OMELCHENKO, AiYA'.~
C,OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
OURCE--ZHURNAL EKSPERIMENTALINOY I TEORET11CHESKOY FIZIKI, 1970, VOL 58,
'4j-PP-r1384-1394
NR
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
-_,TdPIC. TAGS--ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE.OISPEPSION, LOW TEMPERATURE PLASMA,
~~ :SURFACE WAVEt PLASMA DENSITY# INHOMOGENEOUS PLASMAj PLAS14A OSCILLATION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
ndCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEC)
.PROXY REELIFRAME--1988/1724 STEP NO--UR/0056/70/058/00tt/138(t/1394
-A110106455

--230CT70
.:2/2 029 UNC LASS I FIIED PROCESSING DATE
:CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106455
ABSTRACT/EX.TRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT., ELECTROMAGNETIC OSCILLATIONS DUE
INFINITE PLASMA AND
TO AN INITIAL PERTURBATION AT THE BOUNDARY OF A!$EMI
VACUUM ARE INVESTIGATED BY TAKING INTO.ACCOUNT F[NITENESS OF THE
.-TRANSITION ZONE BETWEEN THE HOMOGENEOUS PLASMA AND VACUUM AND ALSO IN A
NONUNIFORM PLANE PARALLEL PLASMA LAYER IN THEE CASE WHEN THE WAVELENGTH
OF THE WAVE MOVING ALONG THE LAYER IS MUCH GREATER T;,,.N THfF LAYER WIDTH.
IT IS SHOWN THAT FOR A PERIOD DEFIEND BY THE WIDTH 01: INHOMOGENEOUS
REGI ON9 THE SU14FACE 14AVES PRODUCED BY THE INITIAL DISTURBANCE COMPLETELY
CHANGE INTO LANGMUIR OSCILLATIONS AL,ONG:THE DIRECTIOtCoF THE PLASmA
--~~DENSITY GRADIENT; THE OSCILLATIONS AR-E CONCENTRATED IN THE VICINITY OF
THE-- P014T OF -PL-ASMA RESONANCE~ FOR T"E.' WAI E FRE U NC T S
v o E HI
REGION COMPRISES.A SMALL PART OF THE INHOMOGENEOUS REG10f"l OF THE PLASMA.
If THE INHOMUGENEITY REGION WIDTH OF, THE MEDIUM IS COMPARABLE WITH THE
WAVELENGTHt OSCILLATIONS OF A GIVEN FREQUENCY IN GENERAL WTLL NOT EXIST
AT DIFFERENT POINTS OF THE INHOMOGENEOUS MEDIUM, IN: THE GLNERAL. CASE
.(FOR AN ARBITRARY RATIO BETWEEN THE WAVELENGTH AND CHARACTERISTIC
DIMENSION OF T14E INHOMOGENEITY) LANGMUIR OSCILLATIONS: (WITH DIFFERENT
FREQUENC16S AT V4kIOUS POINTS OF THE INHOMOGENEOUS 'KILL REMAIN
AS A RESULT OF OEVELOPMENT OF THE INITIAL PERTURBATION. THE EFFECTIVE
ENSI[TY GRADfENT
~WAVE VECTOR OF THE OSCILLATIONS ALONG~THE PLASMA ~D
'INL FACILITY: FIZIKO TE.KHNICHESKIY
)EFINITELY GROWS WITH TIME.
INST.i AN UKR. SSR.
A c Q T i-1

USSR UDC 621.316.721
"Device for Stabilization of Direct Current"
USSR Author's Certificate No 259441, Filed 29/06/68, Published 14/04/70
(Translated from Ref eratinyy Zhurnal ~ Avtomatika, Telcmeldianika i Vychis-
litel'nay-q Tekhnika, No 12, 1970, Abstr ct No 12 A292P by:V. Sh.)
Translation: In the stabilizer circuit suggested, the difference between the
voltages oi a standard elemeat and the feedback elemeut in modulated by a
mechanical converter which is connected directly to the power supply of a
rectifier made of thyristors and thyratrans. 'i'lic aig-nal is then amplifled
with multiplication of the carrier froquency in a p1jase-iiensitive AC Limplilf-
ier and fed to a phase-rensing detector coutrollivga. rvcrtifier which excites
a DC generator. The rectifier Is made using a saturatiou~choke which is
connected into the circuit in series with a pmrar transtormer supplying a
silicon power rectifier. The power supply~of the modulator increases the
xeliability of the device.

"Plant Pathology
USSR um 633,,15-.632
%Mich TOI
Or L. 1.
"Amino Acids in in-fectious Dro-Ds of Wheat Leaves and 'Iheir Effect on the
Sprouting of Uredospores of Staik Rust"~
Trmminitet i Pokoy Rast-eniy (Imimmity and Plant Dormancy), bbscow, Nauka, 1972,
p 263
Translation of Russian Abstract: One of the factors ,ehicli causes the varylugg
degrees of sprouting of uredosporeo of stalk rust injnfectious drops of wheat
leaves is the presence of different amount of glycine.

USSR
1: f. If I IT-1 JUNO, :1,-l jt~'! Fzjj~ Fli
UDC 582-285.2,,,-:581.14
GESHUE.11 E. E., and O1MEL'CT:M-NKO., L. I., Selection and Genetics Instit~ite,
Odessa
"GermInation of Uredospores of Puccinia Graminis Pers. P. 9p. Tritici Eriks.
Et E. Henn. in Inoculation Drops on Leaf Surface of.lAfferent Wheat Varieties"
Leningrad, Mikologiya i Fitopatologiya, Vol 7) No 1, 1.9,13, P-P 16-22
Abstract: Uredospores suspended in aistilled water and spri~yed on wheat
leaves germinate to various degrees. In imost cases., the more susceptible is
the wheat strain to sten rust, the higher in the percentz~ge of Cerrunating,
sporest about 30 in resistant strains, 35 in mode rab*!J.Y resistant strains.,
and up to 100 in susceptible strains. In addition to containing substances
produced by the spores, the inoculation. drops collectrA from resist,~mt wheat
strains also contain relatively large qijantities of -r6,yton-lides (protective
substances normally diffusing from the leaves to the vurface) antJ ph:rtoalexins
(protective substances whose production~by the p1nnt mnd diffusion to the Sur-
face is induced by the spores). However, wheat str-,~Aiia Khvkmv. and Avrora are
conspicuous exceptions to this mle, since tne spores, ge-ninate in large numbers
on thm and yet tho utraino are rosintant to sten riOt by vl.rtue of an internal
defense mechanism. Chemical analysis or,the compoiintioti prenerit in thil inocula-
t on drops yields no clue as to the nature of the protective substanceB.
~A_

-112 017 UNuAsslntv~' i'ltocl,
ESSING DATE-20NOV70
__,rzrLE--INFLUi:NLE OF STRUCTURE OF INXTIA'L COMPCNEWS OF RADIATION CURING OF
UNSAILIRATED ULIGOESTERS AND OLIGOESTFRURE-THANES: -~U-
l05)-Ct`.EL(;l-ENKU, S.I., VlUENINAv.!N.G.s, MATYUSHOVAv V.G.,
CHEfZVET5Gv"r77mT._'ll p G.N.
~__CCUNTRY LF INFO--USSR
ENG. CHEM., FPCID. RES. DEVELOP. 1970t:9(2)t 143-6
w_-'DATE PUBLISHEC----70
SU13JECT AREAS--tHEMISTRY
.-TOPIC TAGS--RADIATION POLYMERIZATION, OLIGOMER, MALLIC ANHYDRIDE,
-ETHYLENE,
ETHYLENE GLYCOL, PHTHALIC ANHYCKIDEr ADIPIC AC10i SEBA~l'
ACID, ETHYL CARBAMATE, THERMAL SWILITYx CHEMICAL RES[STANCEI POLYMER
STRUCTURE
~,.'CCINTRCL MARKIriG--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCL )_lFIC-0
STEP: NO---US /COO C/70/009/0021OL4 3/0146
C A C A CC E S S I C IN NO- --A Pka! 15

j3AOCa:SSING DATE--20NOV70
ut4CL AS S I Fl ED
GO 17
CIXC ACCESSIC~41 NG-AP0125566
_Ym UNSATD.
A8STikACT/EXTPACT--(U) W-0- ABS rRACT THE IqRtja~j. Co~,ol "N
';ATEb
OLI.GCESTERS 'AND OLIGUESTER UR E T HAN E SWA SINVESTli, THE UINISATD,
OLIGGESTERS hERE SYNTHESIZED FROM MALEIC, ANhYORLDE, C :SU132 H SUB4, AND
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL, PHTHALIC ANHYDRIDE, AND
Et4DGMETHYI,ENTETRAHYDkUPHTiiALIC ANfYDRIDE, ADIPIC AND SFBACIC ACIDS BEING
USEC AS MOL)IFIERS. (jNSAfD. GLIGGESHR URETHANES GF YARIOUS FREE
ISOCYAINbTE GROUP CONTLN,T5 WERE PRC-DUCEL) BY INTERACTIGN OF OL -!~:THYLEINEI
CLIG5CIEThYLENE, AND GLIGETkIETHYLLIkE M4LEATES ',rlllfi ICILYLENE,
UIPHENYLMETHANE, AND HEXAMETHYLENE olI5QcYAr-l;ArEs;,. THE RELATIVE CURING
RATE CEPENDS CN THE STRULruRE OF TH&GLIGOMERSt. LSP. THE MONORERS. I N
THE CASE OF UNSATD. LLIGOESTER URETHANES!, GROUPS PARTICIPATE
IN Tl-;E CURING REACTION. IN IRRADN. CGPqLYJvJ%l., 001H THE YiELD OF m-SOL.
FRACTION ANU CONVEkSION OF DOUBLE BONDS :ARE: HIGHER THAN IN' THE PRESENCE
OF PEROXIbES. PHYS. AND mEcH. pRopr=~TIES, THERkAt SIABILITYs AND H SUBZ
0 ANG, CFEM. RESISTANCE AREr AS A RULEt HTGHER FOR PULYMERS OBTAINED
DURING HIGH ENERGY IRRADN* FACTLITY4 MST. HIGH MOL. CHEM.,
KlEVv USSk.

T-412 026 C L A S' S I F F 6D 0~9.OCMING DATE--27NOV70
T-,.ITLE--COPOLYMEPIZArioN GF OLIGOEtTER MALEATE URENANES" -U-
AUTHOR-( 0 2 1 -OMELCHEIqKO S.I.t MATYUSHOVA, ~V.G.
~~:CCUNTRY OF INFO -USSR
-80
~~SOURCE-VYSOKOMOL. SOEDIN.9 SE-ReB 19701 12(5Yw 377
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRYr MATERIALS
I CTAGS--COPOLYMERIZATTUNO ORGANIC ISOCYANATE, ~-THYL CARBAMATEP
~~STYRENE*r IR_SPECTROSCOPYp POLYURETHANE:RESIN
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
1,00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~_PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/0956 STEP NO--UR/046Ot7O/OlZ/OO5/0377/0380
CI RC ACC CSS I Q IN ~10--AP0136366

2/2 026 LJNCL.ASSI FlM PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
C IR CACCESSION NO--APOL36386
A BSTRAC T/ EXTRACT- (U) GP-0- A3STRACT. THE REACTION OF OCNRNC0 (R 15
SUBZI SUB6# (PtC SU36 H SUB4) SUB2 CH SUB21.01R.2,41-,TOLYLENE) 4ITH H(O(CH
SUB2 CH SU82 0) SLIBN CoCtj:CfJCoJ. SUBM JOGH SlJi~42 CIH -5U112) S00N OH (14
M- c a
EQUALS lp 2, OR 3)4'N STYRENE SOLiN# IN THE P, -5F.N;.E 01: PEP, XIOES GrVES
OLIGOPOLYURETHANES? CICNRt)Fi(;O(O(Cli SUB2 CH SVB2,0) SU61',l COCH-CHCO)IOCH
S082 CH SUBD SUBN 0 SUB2 CNHRNCO M., WHICH THEN ARE COPOLYM-D. WITH
STYRENE. IR SPECTROSCOPY SHOWED THAT, f REACTS WITH $TYRENE TO, GIVE SOME
GIOUPS RESULTING FROM STYRENE ADDN. TO N. THI& RESULT WAS CONFIRMED By
OTA. OF A I-STYRENE MIXT. AND 2,:41 TO LYLENE. 0 11 SOCyAN A I*E~r STYR ENEt
COPOLYMERS, WHICH HAVE 11 UNETS. FAC.ILI-ty; INST, KHIM.
VYSOKOMOL, SOEDIN.v KIEVi USSR*,~

USSR
'0. T
DZAGUROV, S. G., GHGHEKOCq1KHI11A, Ye. A.., and 01-1EL'CHirk- N State
n s rm e"nof VL "1"d r a s e7c I i ,
Control Institute for Biomedical Preparatio
Ministry of Health USSR
"Principles of Lyophilization of EnteroviTuses. 1.11
Moscow, Voprosy Virusologii, No 5, 1971, p 622
-Abstract: The stability of attenuated poliomyelitis,type 1 virus (LSc2ab
strain) was studied. The use of mixtures of peptone and glucose or cow's
milk and glucose proved to be ideal for-lyophilizing poliomyelitis virus,
although other stabilizers were somewhat effective In,this respect. These
stabilizers can be useful in obtaining a 1yophiliaed preparation with an
a
adequate titer capable of surviving.exposure to a brod range of tempera-
Wres (4 to 5000.
~M rx" IMENOR~01 1- W' WIWI- M mud

112 020 UNCLASSIFIED. P~,OCES:SING DATE--30OCT70
.14TLE-DETECTION OF ANTIBODY TO ONCOGENIC VIRUSES AND CERTAIN ADENOVIRUSES
.IN GREEN MCNKEY SERA -U- a
TSETLIN,
fAUTHOR-t05)-DG0ONOVAv N.N., OMELCHENKO# T.N.s VASILYEVAw N.N.1
.............
~~--YE.M ALTSHIEYN, A.D.
w
:'CCUNTRY OF INF(3--USSR
CE-VOPROSY VIkUSCLOGII, 1970t NR 3# PP 308-312.~
PUBL ISHEC---70
-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL ANO MEDICAL SCIENCES
-TOPIC TAGS--AfitNOVIRUS# MONKEYs ANTIBODY* ANTIGENt HEMAqGLUTININ
:CCNTRlCL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
"'PROXY REEL/FRAt4E--2000/1844 STEP NO--UR/0402/70/000/003/0308/0312
N-0--AP01,25 455
L: 77:7 1-
qui, 1 T:f Q Zffji I I M I ni 1 111 f III jgja I y, in i 1; 1F7 114; m1mill 1 7i I

020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
ACCESSIGN NC--AP0125455
~A8STRAiCT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. :SERA OF HEALTHY GIR'EEN illONKEYS FPOl'-j
ANIMAL IIUUSL-S OF. THE MOSCOW INSTiTUTES WERE TESTE9 FOR Jr%NriBoDy To somE
'Y
ONCCGENIC AND NCUN ONCOGENIC ADENOVIRUSES OF MIUNKE IN NEUfRALIZAH N
HI TEST AND CFT. NEUTRALIZING ANTIBODY TO IIJIGHLY UNCOGENIC
ADENOVIRUSES SV20 AND SA7(CS) WAS FOUND IN 16PERCENT CF FHE AND
FOR ADENOVIRUSES SA7((:t,2-61 AND SAMA105) IN 2-4110i'ma oF TliE MONKEYS.
ANTIREMAGGLUTININS F-OR SV231M21' AND SV32(M3) ADENOVIRUSES WERE FOWIL) IN
26-2,80PERCENT, AND FOR SV15(M~,Jt SV37 AND S.A7(8.105) ADENOVIRUSES IN 10,
15 AND 6PERCENT CF MCNKEYS,.RC-SPECTIVELY. ONE MONKEY CAN POSSESS
ANTIBCOIES IN TWO, THREE, LESS FREQUENTLY FOUR ADENOVIRUSES. COMPLEMENT
.-FIXING ANTBODY FOR ADENU GROUP SPECIFIC ANTIGEN WAS FOUND IN 16PERCENT
L
OF- THE MONKEYS. THESE DATA INUMATE WID&SPREAU I)f$TRIOVTIQNJ OF
----OiNCOGENIC AND NOIXONCOGENIC VIRUSES IN 6REEIN MONKEYS.
FACILITY:
GUSUDARSTVENNYY KONTROLINYY.:INSTITUT HEOUtSINSKIKH BIULoGICHESKEKli
:.'-..~'PREPA4AT0V 114ENI L. A. TARASEVICHA, MOSKVA.,

PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
022 UNCLASSIFIE'D
-',TITLE-A HEMAGGLUTINATING ADENO ASSOCIATED SIAIAN VIRUS -U-
~-AUTHOR-(05)-KRAVCHENKOv A-T-t OMELCHENKOt-ToNal DODONOVAi N.N.P.
-.~C-,~KHETAGUROVA,~A.K.j ALTSHTEYN7, ~..
0UNTRY.-OF IN -U55R
FG
.'~OURCE-VOPROSY VIRUSOLOGII, 1970, NRI 3f PP 301-308
ATE PUBL ISHED---70
AREAS-BIOLCGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TEPIC TAGS-ACENOVIRUS, HEMAGGLUTINATIdNi ANTIBODYI MONKEY
CC1NTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
~POCUMENTtLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
"PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/1469 STEP NO--UR/0402170/000/003/0301/0308
-CIRC-ACCIESSICN INO-AP0125097
LIN'
L ',-Pq

2/2 .022 UNCLASSIFiED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
ACCESSICN NO--AP0125097
'2-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-O- ABSTRACT. A HEMAGGLUTINATING ADENO
ED VIRUS (AAV) WAS RECOI/EtRED,FRO(4 A STRArN OF SIMINA ADENOVIRUS
ASSOCIAT
G BY 0IFFERENT SI., IAN
SV15. ITS MORPHULOGY AND CAPACITY TO BE ACTIVATI, 11
ADENOVIRUSES WAS STUDIED. HIGHLY ONCOGENIC simiAN ADENOVIRUSES SV2-O AND
SA7(C8-) DID NOT ACTIVATE THE STRAINS~OF AAV UNDER STUDY, UNLIKE 14 OTHER
~.SEROTYPES OF SIMIAN ADENOVIPU-SES. - A METHOD FOR TITRATION' OF THE
,:,~,-..INFECTIOUS ACTIVITY OF AAV WAS DEVELOPED4 FORMATION OF AAV
HEMAGGLUTININS WAS SHOWN TO BE ONLY PARTIALLY INHIBITED BY
5,1000,DECXYURIDI14 AND ALMOST COMPLETELY INHBITED BY
5,FLUGRO,2,DECXUYRIDINE. PROPERTIES.OF HEMAGGLUTINIINS AND CONDITIONS
FOR PERFORMING HA TEST AND HI TEST WITH AAV WERE STUDIED, AS WELL AS
PROPERTIES OF HEMAGGLUTINATION INHIBITORS IN MONKEY SFRA. SEVENTY FOUR
PER CENT OF GREEN MONKEYS IMPORTED TO MOSCOW ANIMAL HOUSES WERE SHOWN TO
HAVE ANTIBODY FOR THE 1ILMAGGLUTINATING AAV STRAIN* NO ANT18ODY FOR AAV
WAS FOUND IN HUMAN SERA. FACILITYZ GOSUOARSTVEINNYY KONTROLYNYY
IN5TIlUT MEDITSINSKIKH, FACILITY:. B40001CHESKIKH PREPARATOV
JMENI IL. A.- TARASEVIChAv INSTIfUT EPI DEMIULOGII 1 MIKROBIOLOGILIMCNI No
Fi, GAPALE19 MOSKVA.
i r n

Usat UDC 621-317-757
CMICHENKO. V. A.
"Spectral Analysis of Signals in Real Time Scale VII. Interference Analysis of
Higher Complexity Signals"
Radiptekhnika. Resp. mezhved. temat. naucho-tekhn, sb. (Radlotekhnika. Republic
Interagency 7hematic Scientific-Techaical Collection of Articles), 1972., vM 21,
pp 3-9 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 11, No.v 72, Abstract No 11 A234)
Translation: The author studies the interference analysis of signals where the
analysis is based on spectra synthesis in,the form of a,partial Fourier series sum.
The use of two synthesis algorithms is studied. Me two algorithms significantly
expand the capabilities of the analyzers without oign;!fU:ant increase in the diffi
culty of realization. Original article., one illustration and four bibliographic
entrim Resum.
Ild wiiiiw
11
"

UM UDC 621.317.757.08
OMELtCHEWO., V. A.
"Spectral Analysis of Signals in Real Time Scale VIII. Resonance Analysis of
Higher Complexity Signals"
Radiotekhnika. Reap. mezlived. temat. nauch.-telchn. sb. (Radio telhnika. Republic
Interagency Thematic Scientif ic-Technical: Collection of Articles), 1972j. vyp.21.,
PIP 9-15 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 1.1. Nov 72j, Abstract No D. 11233)
Translation: The author studies the resonance analysis of signals where the analy-
sis makes it possible to synthesize the spectra of the signals in real time in the
form of a partial sum of a Kotel, Inikov series. Synthesio: algorithms are used which
mike it possible to expand the capabilities of the analyzers mithout aignificant
increase in the difficulty of realization.: 'Original. article: three illustrations
arki
-three bibliographic entries. Re.'

USSR UDC 621-373.826:621.396
KABUTOV, 1-11. V. , PEIIAIA-GOV,, Yu. A. and ONTIKOVA, 11. M.
"Experimental 'Investigation into the Intensity Fluctuations of
Narrour Light Beams in Precipitation"
Moscow, V sb. X Vses. konf. 12o rasprostr. radiovoln. Tezisy dolKl.
Nenth All-Union Conference on the Propagation of Radio 1:aves;
Report.Theses--col-lecti-on of works) 1.111auha-," 19172Y7 Pp 165-169 (from
RZh--Radiotekhnika, I-To 10, 1972, Abstract No 103931))
Translation: A report is given of.the results of me-asuring the
fluctuations of lil--,ht bec,.ms in snowfalls for the purpose of inves-
tigating the dependence of the light fluctuations on the rjara-
motors of the receiver system an well as the optical width nnd
microstructure of the precipitation. . It is eotablished that, the
natui~e of the light fluctuations io determined. by "U'lie statistical
procosoeo in acrosol di.apercion. The r)i(,,,nP:.l 4`luctu,~ttioN,- are LV1-
terprated as I ~effcct of 'lie lig,lit becm by the
Ulie screening U
pervion oyatem. Throe illuqtrtitiono, biblioSra-)hy of thl'oo'. A. L.
79

JPRS 55972
12 May 1972
UDC 620.178.39:620.117
INVESTIGATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF OXIDATION-RPSISTANT COATINGS ON IM FATIGUE,
STRENM OF HEAT-RESISTANT ALLOY
[Article by I I 14bhenk L_&_5iu=Uy. A. 0.
P - b k t S. Dana- lye) ~, view, fr-Wrony
Prochnosti, Russian, No 10, 2971,. sigined to press 8 February 1971 . pp 7o- 11
--The use of heat-resistantallw "AT-Cizood strength properties
S
increases the service life of gas turbine engines.
Service life can be increased even fort herby certain design and
Ij~'. A, technilogical measures. one of which is the use of oxidation-resistant
coatings fair. Prate,cting.pi,k.rts _fruwcxidatL:an. 114% is partic"arly.-ImportAnt
in connection with.high working temperatures in an engine. The most reliabli~
results can be obtained from te3ts of an engine with coated parts, Suet)
tests. however, are extremely expensive and take a long timt. Therefore they
Must be p.receded by investigationg; of specluens: and structural c*mponcia..
under laboratory conditions.
A great deal of work has been done on investigation of the structure
of coatings. their oxidation resistance in the unstressed state. development
of the technology of application of coatings. However, evaluation of the
effectiveness of oxidation-resistant coat ingscaccordin~ to data an their
3tructuro, composition and oxidation resistan e Is not sufficiently
reliable without additional determination of the strength properties of
materials and structural components with coatings,under Conditions approxi-
mating operating conditions, i.e. , under the influence of working stresses
and temperatures, real media and other factors (1-31. Moreover, the use of
many hLat-resistant materials depends largely an the choice of coating
Consequently the effectiveness of in oxldatilon-re~istsnt coating is de;.eT-
mined largely.on the basis of results of Investigation of,the strength
characteristics of hw-resistint materials with coatiligs. In such
investigations great, attention should be devoted to evaluation of the
effectiveness of the, coatings under conditions of vari able's tresses, when
the state an a
of thasurface layer plays a part Icularly import t r It.
It haq,been demonstratod [4-71 that the influence of oxidation.
resistant.coatings on the fatigue strength'9f hoat4esistont materials s
:W
11 USSR 11

~USSR UDC~620.178.38:620.197
ISHCHENKO, I. I., r-T_1ri4EN ,~SINAYSKIY, B.N., POGREBNYAK, A. D.,
BANAS, P. S., REZNIK, M. iev, Zaporozhlye
"Study of Influence of Heat Resistant Coatings,on Fatigue Strength of Re-
fractory Alloy"
Problemy Prochnosti, No 10, 1971, pp 76-81.
Abstract: This work Dresents results of studies of:the influence of certain
types of heat resistant coatings on the fatigue strength of ZhS6K nickel
alloy, widely used for aviation engine turbine blades, None of the coatings
studied were found to increase fatigue resistance wi,thout. preliminary heat-
ing of the specimens. Preliminary heating without i1pplication of tho coat-
ings caused a decrease in fatigue resistance. However, the combination of
preliminary heating to 950*C for 1,000 hours with application of coatings
(nitriding and application of aluminozirconium~ coatings) caused an increase
in fatigue resistance.

c. racil" �e'ivice: 70' Ref. code:
'Abs6 Ing
'#P47045010 iNTERNAT
AEkOSPACE "ST. U jR'-g 4 6 a
rA70.224-11 Certain proWerns conceming vibration
$
ength of aircraft gas turbine Ono-
tr i hes with a long servku tinte
(Nekotorye voprosy, svibzan,nye it . vibratsiovno-~ prochlicKtIM
aviattionnykh Watutbinnylth dvigalelei, boll'shoso ~iesur3a):
kn
0 Piroblenur Prochnosti, vol.. 2, Jan. 1971), p. 95-98, in
Description of the improverneilts in the siren th and gas
dynamic charactetistics of.gas -jurbinc "ines At -20 by decreasing
their vibrations. Topics diswssiud ~ include; ( 1) vibration decreose of
this engine by means, of elastic Memenu, 121 effepr.'of the f?la:;tic
supports at the beadn6 nodal pointi of the rotor on the vib tion
ra
level, and (3) t(fect of: the the vol:line body 4nd
ilia propeller on the yjbiratiorit of: Ole atigine. 2.W
REEL/:FRA14E
1971,71906

OIELII.Lx I I. * ne '7TR
01210M, S. 17. , RO).:!AITOV, V. V. , Eng, aers, Pr UNIK 0, A. I.,
Mo*c-*t-o~ of Te~hnical Sciences, FESECID'Q, V. A., CandUate of Technical Sciences
All-Purpose Graphical Data Input Device for a DigitAl Con1puter"
Moscow, Pribory i Sistemy UprwAeni--,,a, 11o 2, Februar,4 1971, pp 6-7
Abstract: A graphical data conversion device designed for converting rraphical
0
documents to code has been developed at the All-Union Scientific Research
Institute of r-xploration Geophvsics jointly with the Department of Technical
Electronics of Kiev Polytechnical Institute. its technical. paramete-rs malk-e it
possible to read a variety. of 'graphical data includiri,~', sin~je curves, families
of curves,and various sers of outlines. A block d[wirarm of the devico, its
operating tine diaoran, dan allocation in inemorv,and. basic technical specifica-
tions of the device aric presented. It is pointed out that in. contrast to the
Luch and Graf JRgraphical (lata input devices. based on. the s;arw principle of
color recopnition, the Present design achieves parallol color recopnition so
that it can read six colors simulcaneously:- black, red, blue, green, Yellow,
and one other arbitrary color. The basic unitsof the device are an electro-
mechanical scanner uith an optical systen and tape drive, a video pulsrz shaper,
44

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"i4t Hilt:
USSR
TCH
YAGANOV, 11. 1. and Q'I'Mi YAL
:AtUniaxial Antiferromagnetic "lose to the Collapse Point"
Leningrad, Fizika TverdoEo Tela vol. 13, Uo; 10, October 1971,
Pp 2993-2995
-lie expression for the energy of oingla-
Abstract: Starting from t
axis antif erromagnetuic, in -.,,hich. the second anisotlxropy constaunt is
set equal to zero for the sa'(.-e of simplicityp the authors oonsiaer
the characteri-tics o-.,-* the ant if erromagne tic in a strcn,,- 1;1a~;natic
field directed at an angle to the axis of an-5-ootVory and an-alyze
the maLmetization of the antiferromagnet)"o near the Doint.
The motion of th-c maG-,netic momeate under ~.-he action 0i' a varylllf-
magnetic field is considered when.the field is directed alon1g., -t-he
constant field, and an expression is found for the longitudinal mag-
netic susceutibility. An expression is v1so derived which de-
'he col-
scribes the behavior of the antlferrorac.,~-netic close to t
-ation of these f ori;ulas
lapse field. Tt is noted t-hat in the deri-v
the thermal motion and, in particular, th-2 fluct u.~tions tfiat r.,ay
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USSR
KAGANOV, M. I., and OMEL'YA4CHU.K, A. N. , Fizika Tverdogo Tela, vol. 13,
No. 10, October 1971, pp 2993-2995
turn out to be important at the collapse point were completely neglected.
Hotiever, the analysis is useful since.it predicts.the system behavior in
the framework of the Landau theory. The authors are with the Institute of
Physical Problems, Moscow.
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1/2 015 UNCLAssin ,ED IPRocrssING DATE-160CT70
TITLE7-EFFECTIVE SEPARATION OF NEUTRU.NS AND GAf4MA-QUANTA WITH STILBENE
-CRY S T AL -U-
~_~AUTHCR.-_OMELYANENKOv A.A.
'~,COUNTRTIOF fNF0--USSV
'OURCE--PRIB. TEKH. EKSP., 1970, 1 80-2
~,OATE PUBLISHED------70
i'SUBJECT AREAS--NUCLEAR SCIENCE AN,D TECONoLoGy, PHYSLCS
TArVS--PULSE ANALYZER,*NEUTRON OETECTORy GAMMA DETECTOP,, ssriBENE,
SCINTILLATION COUNTER
'CIMUTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,~_DbcuMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
!.-.:PROXY REEL,(FPA?4E--19;)1/1074 STEP NU--UR/0120/70/0~)i/GOO/0030/OU62
.-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110764

bv
-2/2 015 UNCLASIsIFIED PAOCi-~SSING DATE-160CT70
CIK ACCESSION NO--AP0110764
.-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE METHOD OF CoMiPARISON OF
CHARGES CONTAINED IN THE PULSE COMPONENTS HAS THE HIGHEST POTENTIAL FOR
PARTICLE SEPN. ACCORDING TO THE SHAPE OF THE SCINTILL4TION PULSE. AN
:~-APP. IS DESCRIBED FOR N REGISTRATION WITH EFFECTiVE 015CRIMINATION JF
GAMMA QUANTA. THE APP. CONSISTS OF A SCINTliLLATION COUNTER (STILBENE,
-PHOROELECTRONMULTIPLIER 13)v A SCHEME FOR SE.PN.~OF N PULSES (ACCORDING
TO P OUTPUT) AND GAMMA QUANTA, AND OF SPECTROMETKIC AND LOGIC 6LOCKS
COMPOSED OF SEMICONDUCTORS. THE DYNAMIC RANGE OF N REGISIRATILIN EQUALS
40:1*-THE EFFECTIVENESS OF N AND GAMMA QUANTA SEPN. APPROACHES
100PERCENT IN THE CASE OF REGISTRATIoti ON ONLY 14, IN THE PRESENCE OF
GAMMA QUANTA:AND VLCE VERSA. THE DEGREE.0F;$UPPRESSJO14 OF GAMMA QUANTA
..EQUALS .10 PRIME3. THE RESOLN.~ TIME IS.GREATER THAN 0*5 MUSEC,
~-.----'FACILITY: OBIEDIN. INST. YAO. rSSLED4j:0U8NAj U$SR.

USSR UDC 517.1:615.7/9
OMEL'YANENKO, E. P.
."Change in Some Biochemical Indices Under the Effect of Sodium 2,3-Di-
mercaptopropanesulfonate and 2,3-Dimercaptopropanal"
Fiziol. aktivn. veshches-tva. -Resp. mezhved. sb. (P hysiologically Active
Substances. Republic Interdepartmental Collection), 1971, vyp. 3, pp 144-
(from RZh-Biologicheskaya Khimiyai No,18, Sep1l, Abstract No 18F1865)
Translation: An investigation was made of the ef f ect which unithiol (1;
sodium 2,3-dimercaptopropanesulfonate) and BAL (2,L3-~-dimercaptopropanol) have
on the content of glycogen (11) in cardiac muscle, 41nd on the activity of
liver MAO. The dithiols were administered once in concentrations of 80, 200
and 400 mg/kg (for I) and 10.5, 26.25, and 52.5. mg/ki; (for BAL) (10, 25 and
50 percent of LD50 respectively). It is found that compound I increases
(and BAL reduces) the concentration of It in cardiac muscle and thus in-
creases (BAL reduces) the energy reserves of the.myocardium. Repeated
administration of compound I leads to an increase (and af BAL -- to a de-
crLease) in the MAO activity in the mitochandria of rat liver, Protracted
administration of compound I in a dose of 10 perceni. of LD .5 had no affect
on the concentration of compound JI;L Protracted hypoaermic' ?ajection of BAL
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OMELtYANENKO, E. P., Fiziol. aktivn. veshchestva. Resp. mezlived. Eb.
(Physiologically Active Substances. Republic Interdepartmental Collection),
1971, vyp. 3, pp 144-147 (from RZh-Biologicheskaya nimiya, No 18, Sep 71,
Abstract-No 18F1865)
doses of 10, 25 and 50 percent of LD
5 0reduced the concentration of 11 in
the myocardium by 9, 17 and 29 percent respectively.~ It is concluded that
a slight change in the structure of a~dithiol (substitution of a sulfo
group for the hydroxyl group)~causes a pronounced ch ange in the pharma-
.cological properties of the chemical..: D :G.
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Misceli6nedus
USSR uDc 669.14
N
PROKOPCHEMO, ZE. A.j OME~~NK04__~. and CIERVONEW, L. S., Zar-orozhly(--
Pedagogical Institute
"Temperature Relationship of Magnetic Sdsceptibility,in Fe-Si Alloys Coated
With Nickel Films"
Kiev., Metallofizika,, No 39, 1972, pp 89-91
Abstract: Results are p-resented of an investigation into the terp crature
r-elationshiL, of maximitm differential susceptibility In an Fe-Si al1Qy coated
with films of galvanically deposited nickel. It was established that with
increased temperature a third rnaxli--au-O~ appears which does not correspond to
a_nd)(Maxj---~>. The appearance of the.third Susceptibility rnaxirmim
max
was apparently associated with.the decreased volume,of columnar domains and
-the primary increase in th-e volume of locking domins:. 1 figure, 5 biblio-
graphic references.

USSR 1W, 665~15.,)i8.8:6n.196.2
LARIKOV, L. N., and 01,ZL'YANEWKO, V, V., Institute of Metal Physics, Academy
of Sciences Ukr
"Intercrystalline and Transcrystall-ine Failure of Steele and Alloys From the
Action of Different 1,!edia"
Kiev, Metallofizika, No 4o, 1972, PR 3-24
Abstract: A survey ums made of literature on intei,crystalline corrosion and
stress corrosion from the viewpoint of the effect oll" thra- stnicturall state of a
structural r-aterial. Intercrystalline corrosion vas rranifested in licni)niform
solid solutions by the presence of inclusions of socond-phase particles. The
specified degree of ordering in imiform solid solutions leads to a sporadic
increase of overall corrosion resistance, a1thcY-,,7;h the t,-ndency to-ward stress
corrosion is riot eliminai.ed. Dic relationship beti~een tl'e' dislocation str.1c-
ture of the raterial and its tendency tovard trans(trystalline failure under
stress was also examined. 9 firrures~.2. tables, 132 bibliovra-phic reeferences.
!FIT 71-FTT-101~11--
ORO

UDC 621-396-4:621.372.851
USSR
B. S-
Yu. I. and YAKUNJWY
2-
w
Veguide C~annel ith an
tiStudying the Possibility Of Using a General Type knte"U'a_W-' and Radio-Relay
Increased Number of Saperhigh Freqgency:Column-5 in Fou'r GigaLcycle B
Idnes"
1%scove, Elektrosvyazl, No 10, 1970, Pp 1-9
Abstract: Results are given from a study where the auLhors,consider the possibility
of using one variant of the superhigh frequency polynomial filter for Lnereasing
the.capacitance of four gigacycle radio-relay cominic tion systems. Me research
4000/600 type unit which was incorporated into one
procedure is given using the GTr
of -the main radio-relay ccm=mication3 lines. Origiml article: four tables, one
f=ula, four bibliographic entries.'

-7~ 7-
USSR uDc 613.34
POGOSOV D. P., gL,7_~~'.YAVET5,_JL_Z., Candidate of 14-dical Sciences, Grigorlyeva,
L. V. Doctor of ~1edical Sciences, 1,EMDEV,. I. It., Candidate of Medical Sciences,
MIRONETS, N. V., Kiev Institute of Public and Cormunal Hygiene tmeni A. N.
Marzeyev
"Hygienic Evaluation of lihterials for Decontamination and Enrichrwnt of
Demineralized Water with Sa
Mloscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 8, 1972'1 pp 19-22
Abstract: Results are presented from a hygienic eyaluation of A V 7 x 8ch S
anion-exchange resin in bicarbonate form and tile contmet granulated m-16
mineralizer for enriclu-ent of desalinated water with salt and the asbestos-
silver sterilizer for decontamination of desalirtated water. The use of water
which has been enriched with salt. and 4econtamiriated by the mentioned materials
for drinking purposes is acceptable for a period of no more than 30 days. The
procedures for applying the indicated materials for tine mentioned purposes
and 'testing the water obtatined are described. The re.sults of the sanitary-
chemical, sanitary-bacteriological and. sanita-r-y-toxicalogical studies provide
a basis for recommending AV-17-8chS anion-exchange resin (in bicarbonate form)
and the M-16 granulated contact mineralizer as reagents for enriching, water
v~th salt for sho_rt-term utilization of it for drinking purposes. In connection

dSSR
POGOSOII D. P et al., Gigiyena I Sanitariya, No 8., 19'12, pp 19-22
with absence in the mineralizer of fluorine compounds, the water cannot be
used for drinking purposes over a prolonged pariol of, time. The investigated
asbestos-silver sterilizer is in need of further inq)x-ovemen:t in that its
present output of silver ions is low and unstable. ~Ihite rat's were used to
study the Dh sioloE,ical effects of drinking the treated water.
y
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USSR UDC 614.31:628.16.067
PANASENKO, G. I., Candidate of Medical Sciences and QHEL~YANETS,_
Scientific-Research Institute of General and Communal Hygiene imeni A. N.
-Marzeyeva, Kiev
"kygienic Evaluation of a Portable Ion Exchange Filter for Field Purification
of Drinking Water
Moscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 7, 1972
Translation; A portable ion-exchange filter (PIF) which contains, in addition
to ion exchange resins, biologically active fibers for disinfecting the pro-
cessed water while simultaneously serving as a drainage device and which is
used for field purification of drinking water, has been developed and tested.
The PIF (see illustration) consists of four ion-excbange columns connected in
sequence by rubber tubes and enclosed in a case. The halves of the case are
fastened by four Kapron bolts; each of the colunms is placed in a recess and
may be replaced easily. In carrying position, the column is equipped with
two polyethylene covers, covered:by a fitting.
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USSR
-PANASFNKO, G. I., and ONELYANETS,, N. I.-, Gigiyenai Sanitariya, No 7. 1972
T~
11
15V-
. . . . . . . . . . .
A Portable Ion-Exchange Filter (inside view)
The experimental PIF samples issued are'intended for *domestic use and in this
case the water enters the filter after'it has been connected to the water
supply system by a rubber hose. The filter case h as'special recesses for
fastening it to the wall. In order to obtain dTinking water directly frorna
a reservoir under field conditions, the PIF should be~ equipped with a device
which provides for collection and filtration of the water (a sylphon, etc.).
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PANASENKO, G. I., and OMEL'YANETS, N. 1.3 Gigiyena I Sanitariya, No 7, 1972
The assembled ion exchange filter is 2151=1 high, 145 mm wide and 48 mm thick.
Each of the four columns contains 60 m1of-ion exchanger. The overall capacity
of the device is 300-400 liters. In operation, it filters from 10-25 m/hr.
During passage of the water, the ion exchange columns are filled in the fol-
lowing order: the first two -- by IA-lr anionite, the third by AV-22 anionite
and the fourth by AV-172 anionite. A dehydrogenated polyvinyl alcohol fiber
with a quaternary ammonium base is used as a decontamination agent in the
portable ion exchange filter. The PIF filtering column is made from Mark. 10702
(HRTU Interrepublic Technical Stmdardl-!16-05-1086-69),!polyetl,.ylene which is
authorized -for use in the food industry~ - We establirhed aliso that it does
not.change the quality of the water.touching it and may be used for the
preparation of PIF filtering columns.
We performed laboratory experiments to study the effect of the portable ion
exchange filter an the quality of the processed water, In essence, we fil-
tered tap water through the PIF at a filtration rate of 5-7 m/hr daily for
5 months. In the course of the experiment, we filtered 528 liters of tap
water through the PIF; i.e., we filtered 2200 volumes of water through 1
v?lume of ion exchanger.
-.I ~ 77 Ji :971
Hil lis !.~h WMU
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USSR
PANASENKO, G. I., and OMEL'YANETS, N. I., Gigiyena I Sanitariya, No 7, 1972
As a result, it was established that the filtered water does not acquire foreign
off-flavor and odors from contact with the ion exchange resins and its clarity
and oxiclizability is decreased 2-3 times in comparison to control water. The
saline content of the processed water is unchanged and monomers are not ob
served in it (G. 1. Panasenko and coauthors). We studied also the total micro-
bial contamination of water filtered through the PIF. We found that the bio-
logically active fiber used in the filter does not guaTantee a disinfecting
effect; on the contrary, the microbial contamination a.f the filtrate Is in-
creased from 15 to 140 times (G. I, Panasenko). Analogous results resulted
from filtration of Arkhangel tap water (color value 6040 degrees).
Thus, the biologically active fiber with a quaternary anmonium base which,
under static conditions, possesses bacterial properties, does not cause, under
dynamic conditions (filtration of water).. a bactericidal effect, apparently
because of the short (nearly 1 mir iute) duration of contact of the water and
the fiber and the splitting from the polymer of active*groups which ensure a
bactericidal effect during prolonged filtration.
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PANASENKO, G. !., and OMEL'YANETS, N. I. Gigiyena i Sanitarijra, No 7, 1972
Since chemical substances which often cause a biological effect on warm-
blooded animals may be separated from ion-exchange resins, we performed
chronic sanitary and toxicological experiments on laboratory animals for a
final solution of the problem concerning the possibility of using PIF for
production of drinking water. The experiment, which lasted for 5 months,
involved three groups of 130-150 g male white rats. Each group received water
from an automatic spigot; control rats received dechlcrinated tap water, the
first experimental group received water filtered through the PIF, filled only
with biologically active fiber and the second experimental group received
water processed in a PIF, filled with IA-1r, AB-22-172 ion exchange resins
and biologically active fibers..
We found that the general condition and behavior of the experimental animals
and also their water consumption differed in. no way from that of the control
animals.. Weight increase of theexperimental groups was on .a level with that
of the control rats and averaged 25-30 g'monthly.
In the course of the experiment, the percent content of, hemoglobin in all
groups of animals varied, but was within:physiological norms (12.3-14.7 g
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PANASENKO, G. I., and OMEL'YANETS, N. I., Gigiyena i Sanitari.ya, No 7, 1972
percent). We did not obtain reliable results in a study of the erythrocyte,
leukocyte and reticulocyte.counts in the blood of all groups of animals. The
formed elements of the kood of,animals:remained-withiii physiological norms.
-The phagocytic activity of leukocytes, which was determined by the phagocytic
number, varied from 3.59 to 4.49 in alLgroiups.
The content of free SH-groups in the blood of animals:changed insignificantly
during the experiment and statistical processing revealed no reliable dif-
ferences. The blood sugar level in experimental animals was the same as in
control animals. Adrenalin loading did,notlinduce any noticeable differences
in control or experimental animals. The.same resultsi!ware- obtained from a
study of the latent iron-bindingL
capacity of the blood transferrin.
We found no reliable differenecs in the weight Coeffi(~.ients of ene internal
organs and during a study of the ascorbic acid level In the adrenal glands.
The atudy of the toxic proporties of w4t4,r rrcat-ed by the PIF on tran.splanted
cultures of Ner-2 nnd KB col.14 flhoWed HoLC-ytopat.hope-,n:I.(., eHe(:t of the varer.
Pathohistological examination of the internal organs of sacrificed aninals
showed identical chancres in the control and experimental groups.

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PMASENKO, G. I., and OMEL'YANETS, N. I., Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 7, 1972
Conclusions
1. The portable ion exchange filter decreased the color value and oxidizability
of high-color water 2-3 times. Water,.treated with PIF, had no toxicieffect
upon~transplanted Ner-2 and KB cells.
2. Prolonged consumptibn of the PIF processed water by animals did not harm
their organisms.
3. PIP with anionites IA-1r, AB-22 and AB-172 zaay be recommended for producing
drinking water under field conditions but only for supplementary disinfection
of treated water.
Bibliography
1. Panasenko, G. 1. In the book: Hygienic Evaluation of Bactericidal Tissue
From Polyvinyl Alcohol Fiber.. Kiev, p~3, 1969.
2. Panasenko, G. I., Vlasova-, L, P., Miropol'skiy M.1% and others, In the book:
Hygiene of the Use of Polymer Materials'and Articles Made From Them. Kiev,
p 198, 1969.
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QMEMYANETS',j T. Kiev Scientific Research Institute of Epidemiology,
ITI-c-r-07--T-- -Parasitology, Kiev
15 ogy, ana
"Serological Characteristics of Polysaccharide-Containing and Protein Fractions
of Different Forms of Shigella soanei"
Kiev, Mikrobiologicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 33, No 6, Nov/Dec 71, pp 758-760
Abstract: Data obtained in work by Omel'yanets' and associntes indicated that
Shigella sonnei of stage 1, stage II, and the 11Z-form have common antigens both
of the polysaccharide and protein type. I The serologloal activity of the antigen
fractions isolated from the bacill', decreased in the arder litage I > stage 11 >
R-form. Serological and chemical study of :the polys accha ride-- c untaining and
protein fractions indicated that Sh. sonnei of stage 11 ocetipy an intermediate
position and are not identical with those of the R-form, as assumed by some
investigators. Sh. sonnei of stage Il are easily dissociated, probably al-
ready in the organism of patients.. They are oftert isolated in early stages
of dysentery. Their susceptibility..to dissociation probably explains the
occurrence of mild forms of Sonne dysentery-.
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1 /2' 035 UNCLASSIFIED PROtESSING DATE--230CT70
TITL:::--A4NG-'ULAR AND TEMPERATUPE FUNICTIONS OF I ON ELECTR.ON AND ION ION
EMISSION IN A GALLIUM ARSENIDE SINGLE CRYSTAL ~-U-
AUTHOR-(03)-KAPUSTAt O.I.t LEBEOEVI S..YA,l OMELYANOVSKAYAl N.M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-r-FIZ. TVERD. TELA 19-101 12(3), 913-15
DATE PU8LISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--GALLIUM ARSENIDE* SINGLE CRYSTAL, THERMAL EFFECT, ION
EMISSJONi ELECTRON
_CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICrIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
...~PRnXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1493 STEP NO--UR/016111101012/003/0913/0915
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120230
A C-C. f r-V
C

212 035 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--23OCT7O
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0120280
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT4 A STUDY WAS MADE nF ANGULAR AND
DEPENDENCE OF 'IONIC ELECTRONIC AND IONIC IONIC (FOP, POS, IONS)
EMISSION DURING BnM;3AROMENT OF GAAS SINGLE CRYSTALS BY AR TONS WITH AN
ENERGY OF 70 KEV. THE MEASUREMENTS WERE CAFRIED OUT UNDER THE FOLLOWING
CONDITIONS: VACUUM IN THE TARGET REGION 2 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE7 MM
HG WITHOUT BEAM AND (5-6) TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE7 MM HG 41TH THE BEAM,
C.G. ON THE TARGET 0.5 MA.-CM PRIME2,, TEMP. INTERVAL OF THE MEASUREMENTS
100-6000EGREES. ANIGULAR DEPENDENCE IS GIVEN OF: IONIC IONIC AND IONIC
ELECTRONIC EMISSIONS OF THE 1100) FACE ON ITS 140TATION AROUND THE (100)
AXIS AND THE (110) AXIS. THE CURVES WERE RECORDED AT THE SPECIMEN TEMP.
OF 550DE-GREES. BOTH ANGULAR. D~PE;NDENCES AkE CHARACT~:RIZED BY ANISOTko?Y
DETD. BY A REGULAR OISTRIBUTIO~ OF TARGET ArOMS.. THE SAME DEPENDENCES
FOR THE ( 111). FAC E (0-N ROTA T 1 ON, AROUND THE (110),:AXE$ AT 550DEGREES
HOWS ITS INVERSE COSINE DEPENDENCE. TEMP. DEPENDENCES OF IONIC IONIC
S
AND IONIC ELECTRONIC EMISSIONS CAN UE USED TO STUDY IHE KINETICS oF THE
-JEALING OF r REACI ES A
DEFECTS. THE COEFF. OF IONIC 1 ON 1 C. Ei4liSloll i
PLATEAU AT' HIGHER TEMPS. THAN THE COE'FF, OF IONIC, ELECTRONIC EMISSION.
-THIS INDICATES THAT IONIC IONICEMISSION IS MORE~ SENSITIVE TO THE PURITY
OF THE SURFACE.

.:-1/2 03a UNCLASSIFIEO PROCESSING OATE--300CT70
TITLE--ANGULAR AND TE14PERATURE DEPENDENCES OF THE SECD.AIDARY EMISSION OF
-.1 INDIUM ANTIMONIDE SINGLE CkYSTALS UURING ARGON ION BOMBARDMENT -U-
~AUTHOR-(03)-KAPUSTA, Zl.I.T LEBEUEV, S.YA., OMELYANOVSKAYAt NoMs
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~"_SOURCE-FIZ. TVERD& TELA 1970v 12(4)t 995-1000
7.~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
'~_S U8J EC TAREAS--PHYSICS, MATERIALS
JOPIC.TAGS--INDIUM ANTINOMIDEy SINGLE CRYSTALv ARGONv Joh BOMBARDMENT,
MATERIALf flON EMISSIONt ELECiRON EMISSION, THERMAL EFFECT
MARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
J)OCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.,PROXY REEL/FRAME--1998/0919 STEP NO--UR/0181170/0121004/0995/1000
:_'ClRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121521
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 038 UNCLAS SI Vi 8 D_ PROCE SS114G DArE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121521
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ION ELECTRON AND ION ION EMISSION
-WERE INVESTIGATED# DEPENDING ON THE TARGET TEMPq AND THE A*4GLE OF
INCIDENCE OF AR IONS WITH AN ENERGY OF 70 KEV ON1111J AND (110) FACES
OF SINGLE CRYSTAL INS81 AND TilE DEPENOENCE WAS DETO. OF THE COEFFS. OF
ION. ELECTRON EMISSION ON THE ENERGY OF: BOSBARDING IONS AT NORMAL
INCIDENCE ON THE ABOVE FACES. AT SUFFICIENTLY HIGH TARGET TEMP.S., THE
RESULTS AGREE QUAL. WITH THE MODEL OF'TRANSPAkENCY IFIACCOUNT 15 TAKEN
OF THE SHIFTS OF ATOMS IN THE SURFACELAYERS OF THE CRYSTAL- IN THE
~-.TEMP, VARIATIONS OF THE CO~FF. OF ION 'ELECTRON EMISSIGN9 5 DIFFERENT
REGIONS ARE OBSO., THE EXISTENCE OF WHICH IS~RELArED TO ANNEALING OF
~,.'RADIATION DEFECTS AND TO VARIATIONS IN THE, AMORPHOUS LAYER PRESENT ON
THE, SURFACE.
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77'
USSR uDc 632-78
ONUYUTA V. P., Ukrai 0
nian, Institute ~f Plant Frotection
"Effectiveness of Insecticides AgainstEasternLeaf Roller 14oth"
Moscow, Khimiya v Sel'skom Khozyaystve (105), 1972, pp 36-37
Vol 10) No 7
Abstract: A series of insecticides was ex)~idned in laboratory and field trials
against the eastern leaf roller moth, first observed,in bkrair-e in 196'. The
most effective were phtalophos, cyanox, ultracid, gar.dona, C-9491, diphterex,
and sevin in 0.11% concentrationsi appliedifive tims-Ovurj two weeks. Carbo-
phos, Bi-58, DDVF, bazudin, and metathio-were ineffectLve.
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USSR UDC: 669.185.1
KOLGANOV, G. S., ~%TWNO, G. G., TUPITSk, V. I., PORKH1 V.
SHEMET, G. A., OMES1, M. M
:"Improvement of the Technology of Production:of Type 07TI Steel"
Moscow, Nfetallurg, No 10, Oct,73, pp 19-20,
Abstract: The Krivorog Metallurgical Plant has begun PrOdUCing type 07T!
steel to reDlace type KOM steel for the manufacture of bailing wire. The
new steel is made in 130-ton converters by~ the standard tochnology for
manufacture of killed steel, with, the maxigatim, quantity oF slap, run off
after completion of blowing. The remaining slag.is thickened-by addition
of 1-1.'S t lime. Tlie metal is tapped at a carbon content of 0.06-0-9~~, ar
1590-16050 C. Uic metal is dcoxidized in'the ladle with titanium spons"(2 or
ferrotitanium. During teeming of 1. 0 stcel,~ when the adjustabje ficad is
1/2 full, liquid aluminum is (idded to the surface of the,netal The intro-
duction of this step to the technology has reddoed total Tejec~ rate for
07711.,steel from 1.50 to 0.4500'. The quantity' of notimetallic inclusions in
the metal is not increased.

-4,6

USSR UDC!621.762.5
-QKUOVA,--k. -E. and TROFIMOVA p, At A4l:Moscow
."Sintering of Thin Hichrome Films"
Kiev, Akademiya NgLuk Ukr SSR# Poroshkovaya Mtallurglya, Ito 7# Jun 721
PP 22-27
Abstractz The process of sintering thin nichrome filus (80A-20Cr) Of
various thickness (iuuu. "40 Ar.CL -?U L) is considered, by studying the variation
of their electrical resisiznce during beat treatment, Thn processes of
zonal isolation are supposed to have a decisive effect on the electrical
resistance variation during heat treatment. Optizal conditions are suggested
for vaporized coating and beat treatment or thin films (300 Ohm/cz?-
surface resistivity with deviations not, exceeding 0.04% d=lng heat resistance
tests, amd not more than 0.1% for cold resistance ejuR theiiial shock tests).

~, ~z.~1~,--; - - ': :,- ! ~: ; M 111flUrl wir -Tri -1111~71
;1::i,i ;I WHIMMEMMIUM Tl~. -,11171 IPT11mi iw~mk MPI --W.
6~611 rall,

USSR
OMIROV, R. Yu., Docent, Samarkand M e d i c a 1Institute, Samackand
"Biochemical Shifts in the Blood Serum During Systematic
Administration of Small Doses of Some Insecticides Under Expcr-
imental Conditions With and Without Traum .atic Injury"
-leditsinskiy
Tashkent, Zhurnal ;Uz Nlo 1, Jan 71,,pp
b:ekis.tana,
4S-48
Abstract: Rabbits were given 5 mg/kg of sevin, 0.7 mg/kg of
methylmercaptophos, or I mg/kg of hexachloran per day perorally.
Shifts in the serum dur ing intoxication with the insecticides
and under the combined effect of insecticides and of a trauma
consisting of a closed fracture of the metatarsal bone ifere
studied for 120 days. flie study indicated.that:there were
characteristic shifts in the content of sugar, P, and Ca under
the effect of the traum a alone and the insecticides alone, The
shifts in question were most pronounced under the combined effect
of insecticides and the trauma., Shifts in the content and
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OMIROV, R. Yu., Meditsinskiy Zhu,rnal Uzbekistana, No 1, Jan 71,
45-48
P
P
composition of serum proteins and in the content of cliolesterol
in.the serum were also observed., All three insecticides
lowered the serum cholinesterase activity both in animals udth
and without the traumatic injury by amounts~reaching 35-45%.
The cholinesterase activity of the.blood serum of rabbits with
the traumatic injury only did not dqcrease.~
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USSR 595.771(575.2)
BRODSKIY, K. A., and OMOROV E Q., Institute of Zoology, Academy of Sciences
USSR, Leningrad, and Ush Yedagogic Institute, Osh
"Distribution of Larvae of Mosquitoes of the Families Blepharoceridae and
Deuterophlebiidae (Diptera) in.the River Ak-Bura of tbe Altay Range"
Leningrad, Entomologicheskoye Obozreniye, Vol 51,, No 1, 1972, pp 66-73
A collection of specimens along the river j!'k-Bura and its tribu-
tary Kichik-Alay on the northern incline of !the Altay Range, indicated that
the following mosquitoes of the family Bllepharoceridaa~vere present:
Tian.Rchanella monstruosa Brodsky, Asioreas nivia (Brods~ky), and Blepharocera
asiatica. Brodsky. Of the family Deuterophlebiidae, the specics Deuteroph-
lebia mirabilis Edw, was present. The distribution of the four species
along the course of the Ak-Bura, as indicated by the ntimber of specimens
found, varied with ecological, hydrodynamic, and climatic conditions. In
the upper reaches of the Ak-Bura (elevation 2700-4000 in abovP sea level.,
mean rate of water flaa on the surface 2.5 Tii/sec, mean wazer. temperature
in the summer 6.2) A. nivia predominated. In the raiddle course of the
river (elevation 1100-2700 in, rate of water flow 2.5-3.2 in/sac, water
temperature 9.9-11.6'), B. asiatien, T. monstruosa, and 1). mi.iabilis were
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BRODSKIY, K. A., and OMOROV, E. 0., Entomologicheskoye Obozreniye, Vol 51,
No 1, 1972, pp 66-73
present, with B. asiatica and T. monstruosa predominating. At the end of
the upper section and in the beginning of the lower section of the middle
course, the number of D. mirabilis tended to decrease. In the lower course
of the river (elevation 900-1100 m, rate of water f low 1.47 Di/sec, water
temperature 19.0*), only B. asiatica and T. monstruosa were present, with
B. asiatica. predominating.
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USSR UDC 539.3
ONANOV G.
"Canonic Kinematic Unknowns of the Generalized Flat Section Law"
Moscow, Prochnost' i Ustoychivost',Topkostenny1ch Aviatsionnykh
Konstruktsiy, 1971, ppl97-200
Abstract: The mean surface of a shell is,given by a vector which
is a function of two variables.. If one of these variables is constant
the vector function represents a "solid" section of this surface.
The "solid" section can be referred to a cert":Lin pole. The
displacement of the section consists of the translation of the pole
and rotation about the pole, both are -represented by vectors which are
functions of one variable. These functions are called the kinematic
unknowns of the generalized flat ("solid") section law. These un-
-imon
knowns become canonic if a con pol6 is used folr all sections
of the shell surface.
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USSR UI)C 539. 3
ONANOV, G. G.
"Deflection of Round Conical Shell Supported at Equally Spaced
Points"
Moscow, Prochnost' i Ustoychivost' Tonkostennykh Aviatsionnykh
Konstruktsiy, 1971, pp 4-25
Abstract: The case is analyzed of a,round Conical shellwhose
base is fixed with regards to displacements normal to the axis of
the cone and is supported in the axial direction at several equally
spaced points.
The general equations of displacements area derived by the
method of variations. These equationszare applied to the particular
case being analyzed.
The reactions at the points, of support a r egivon by formula
(71).
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ONANOV, G. C., Prochnost' i Ustoychivost' Tonkosteniykh Aviatsionriykh
Konstruktsiy, 1971, pp 4-24
The normal and tangential loads per unit of length are given
by formulae (72).
A numerical example is shown on fig. 3. It is a cone sup-
ported at three points of the base and acted upon by a moment at
ibution of normal arid tan-
the apex. Fig. 3 also shows the distr.
gential. loads in three planes normal to the axis located, at a distance
from the base equal to 0,05, 0, 15 atid 00 6 of-the height of the cone,
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USSR
VASHCHILk, V. V. and ONAYTIS, V. A Lenin rad Scientific Re:search Institute
9
Physical CulturAWWW-15"Ariluill",
o
f
OGraphic Recording of Hotor Reactions and maximum Froquancy of i-lovements after
Adequate StLziulation of the Vestibular Analyso"
Moscow, Teoriya i Fraktika Fizicheskoy Kulltury, No 2, 1971, p 62
Abstract; A brief description is given with a diagram of an attachment to an
electrocardiograph for use in recordin., the parameters o;C varlous bodily movc--
ments before, durin.-. and im--ediately after rotation on a Bariny chair. Ths
known speed at Vnich the parer in the electrocardiagra. h~::ioves 1100 =.-~ per
see or 0.5 mm per 0.005 sea) makes it possible to calculate t4e length of the
latent period of visual-motor reactions, the b2aximum frequenoy of movements
at any -time, and the duration of each movement.
41 -

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1Y
USSR uDc 621-383-003.3
GLAZKOV, M. M., KUZ'iaCHEV, G. P., ONEGIN, Ye. Ye., VOLOS,,V. F.
"A Method for Wireless Assembly of Semiconductor Devices"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, proRrsblennyye obraztsy, tova.,myye znaki,
No 16, Jun 71, Author's Certificate No 303677, Division.H, filed 1 Sep 69,
published 13 May 71, p 191
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. A method for wireless
assembly of semiconductor de--rices. The procedure includes the operations of
making contact conductor frames, connecting then to the:crystals, connection
to extenial leads, and hermetic sealing. As a distinguishing feature of
the patent, the precision and reliability of assembly ar~ improved by stamp-
ing contact leads of variable cross.section on a tape with the formation of
lugs on the ends of the leads, and etching the tape in an etchant solution
until the tapered sections b-tween the contact leads are eaten away. 2. A
modification of this inethod distinguished by the fact that a reinforcement
ring is fastened'to the contact leads after they have been stamped on the
tape.
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ONEGIN, Ye. Ye., LIF%YAND, V. If. KUZINICHEV, G., P.
"A Method of Wireless Assembly of Semiconductor Devices"
USSR Author's Certificate No 269317, filed 24 Jun 68,~published 13 Jan 71
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract 'No 6V272 P)
Translation: A method is proposed for noncontact assembly of semiconductor
devices on a dielectric substrate. The method involvea attaching the
contact areas of the semiconductor crystal to the current-conducting lines
of a printed circuit board, connecting the current-conducting lines to
the external leadz, and sealing the device. To inTrov'e the quality of
bstrate, end
the devices, a relief image.is produced on-the dialedt;ric au
a current-conducting paste laye
r is applied to the elements of this image.

USSR U X 512.5
O?n--nV, V A.
"Htt-mite interpolation for Functions of Two Variable:;"
Leninvrad, Vestnik Lenin-radskogo Universiteta, No 1.7, 1570, T.~O 56-61
Nustract: Ifne art.-Jele conGiders the problem of Hermilte interpol--tion for f~.-ctions
of two variables with special selection of:interpolation points. 7,oint., in
the -Dresent case form a rectangular grid. E~cpreszions fo*r Herid-ke intcr-uola-~;i'On
error terms are obtained for three special:ca-ses. By combinix4l the three sr-3~cial
cases the form of the error tervi of the Hermite interpolation can be indicaued in
each specific case, although. the expresaion for it villbL, cvnfbersome.

Nuaea# PhY* CS:
USSR IJDC 539.17
BARASHENKOV, V. S., ONEYEV, V&
"Iutranuclear Cascades with Multiparticle interactions"
Moscow, Vzaimodeystviya Vysokoenergeticheskikh Chastits it Pto-=.yakh Yader s
-.Yadrami, Atomizdat Press, 1972, pp 468-502
Abstract: The methods developed in Chapters 4 and 6 of this book were used for
a detailed investigation of the complete intranuclear cascade of biparticle
interactions, including the contribution of the "rod" leading particle, the
contributions of subsequent generations'%vrith all other gene-rated particlesand
the evaporative cascades (I. Z. Artykov, et al., Yadernaya Fizika, No 3, 978,
1966; 1. Z. Artykov, et al., No 87, 241, 19661,1. Z. Artykov, et
al., Izv. AN SSSR, Ser. fiz., No 30, 15$1, 1966). This permits us to discover
to wh2t extent che generally accepted cascade model agiees vith the results of
the experiments in outer space. A further generalization of the cascade model
is consideration of the multiparticle interactions inside the nucleus. A model
of high-energy cascades with biparticle collisions is created mathematically.
Sons- divergence of the ordinary cascade model with experience is exhibited for
energies of the primary particles of several gigaelectran volts. Nevertheless,
the extension of such calculations to the cosmic energy region is of great
interest, especially in connection with the discovery of the role played by
the leading particles in the mechanism of interaction of the particles with
the nuclei.
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USSR
BARASHENKOV, V. S., et al., Vzaimodeystviya Vysokoeaergeticlieskikh Chastits i
AtomnykhYader s Yadrami, Atomizdar Press, 1972, pp 468-502
The nuclear interaction cross sections calculated by the Monte Carlo
method are discussed. The set nature of the nascent particles and their
energy spectra are analyzed. Other investigated properties include the dis-
tribution with respect to a transverse pulse and angular distributions. A
model and a calculation scheme are presented for multiparticle interactions
and nucleon-nuclear collisions, the interactions of %~-mesons with the nuclei,
and the tubular model. An analysis of the nuclear interactions in the 10-30
gigaelectroa-volt range shows that the experimental data known. up to now can-
not be matched with the tubular model.
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~;~'.COUNT RY OF INFQ--USSR
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~_DATE PU13LISHED----70
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RNTROL MAkKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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Z/2 009 UNCLA551 FIED, PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
C.IPC ALCISSIC% Nji-AP0116810
ABSTRALT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRArT. EXPTS. 01, THL Ki-COVERY OF MG "iND
5 FROM SPENr LIQUORS UF THE MG 6AS[- SULFITE PROCESS tsERE CONDUCTF0 IN AN
EXPTL. CHAIMBER FURNACE WITH AND WITHOUT A CYCLOINE PRE,CfJ.-lBUlSTI:,lN CHAMBER
OF THE rYPE USED IN TYPICAL, SUDA RECOVERY BUILEAS. I'HE EFFICIEiNCY OF
THE FURNACE WHEN OPERATED UNDER VARIOUS CONDITIONS WAS EVALUATED BY
DETN. OF THE INDEX bF S RECOVERY (THE P.Ario OF !; GASIFIF0 To rHE TOTAL
5 INTRODUCED WITH THE SPENT LIQUOR). ~i I T H IN THE WO-RiMAL RANGE OF
VARIATIONS, EXCESS AIR HAD NO EFFECT ON THE COMBUSTION PkGCESS. TWO
MAIN FACTORS AFFECTING THE DEGREE OF~S RECovERY WERE THE TEMP. AND THE
PRESENCE OF MINERAL COMPONENTS OTHER.THAN MG COMPDS., I.E. MAINLY t-iA AND
K. AT 1100DEGREES OR ABOVE IN THE COMBUSTION CHAMBER AND 60PERCENT MGO
IN THE ASH, THE DEGREE OF S RECOVERY CAN,t REACH 9TPERCENT AT A NORMAL
EXCES-5 OF AIR. THUS, THER-E IS--NO'NEED~-'FOR A REOlfC:IJqG ZDNE AND A 2' STAGE
COMBUSTION CHAMBER. UNDER SUITABLE TEMP~' CONDITIONS, MG BASE SPENT
.-SULFITE LIQUORS CAN BE BURNED ON AN INDUSTRIAL SCALE IN FURNACES OF
CONVEN]IGNAL SODA RECOVERY EQUIPA04r. T14E SCREENING TUBES 14UST BE
HEATED TO GIVE 950-100ODEGREES AT THE OUTLET OF THE COMBUSTION CHAMBER
.AND 1250-1300DEGREES AT THE OUTLET OF THE SUPERHEATED ZU;AL. A CYCLONE
PRECOMBLSTION CHAMBER IS NEEDED ONLY IF THE REQUlRFD TEMP. CANNOT BE
OBTAINED IN T'NE SUPERHEATED ZONEBECAUSE OF L014 CALORIFIC VALUE OF THE
~SPENT OR TOO LGW A TEMP;. OF THE:,A19 FED INJO THE FURNACE.
FACILI-*(Y* TSENT. NAUCH. ISSLED. PROW., rONSTR. KOTLOTURBIN. iNsr. im.
PULLUNOVA, LENINGRAD# USSR.
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USSR UDC 612-821+6124826
MWAVA-GWICHAM, M- V., and ONIMI, T. 'INT., Associate Member of the
AcademY Of Sciences Georgian MIT.' "'158 jjM' af PhYsiolo A d13W of Sciences
Georgian SSR 3y" Ca L
"Behavioral and ElectroencephalograLohia Effects Of Electr:LCPl Stimulation of
the Head of the Cau&-te. Nuicleus"
Tbilisi Soobshcheniya Akademii Nauk Gruzinskoy SER
Xol 68, No 1, Oct 72,
Pp 201-204
Abstract: In cats with LmpLinted elcictrodes, sItimuh--tion of the head of the
caudate nucleus induces several effects dependimg on the parairieters of the
stimulus. A moderate stimulus induces~a sleepy.state Trith synchronization of
slow potentials in the neocortex and hjppGcamMq and a fall in heart rate.
Some aniirkals lie do-,4n comfortably and fall asleep. A stronc~er stija~-Ius -,.-aYes
a sleeping cat,, desynchronizes slow wa'%,res and -*tensifies tLeta rhyUrn in the
hiPPOCaMPUS. In a vakin-a cat, it causes,a general excitation (PijT)illaz-,r dila-
tion, piloerection, and newing), intensifies theta rkvth--, in the hippocampus,
but induces no change in the electroneo.c6rticogram. A very strong stit:ullus
precipitates an alani reaction Nrith intensification of hippocampal theta rhythr,
and acceleration of heart rate. Next, soyie animals fr.11 intc) stupor -','ith
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KESHELAVA-GOGICHADZE, T. N.,. Soobshchentya Akademii Nauk
M. V. and ONWU
Gruzinskoy SSR, Vol 68J. Ila 1, Oct 72, pp 201-204
inhibition of hippocampal theta rhy-Um and deceleration of heart rate. Finally,
all animals develop motor activity consisting of coatinuous rotation in the
contralateral direction. The findings indicate that. the hewl of the caudate
nucleus participates not onlyin,the control of the diurnal waking- sleeping
cycle but also in the regulation of complex.motivational behavior and associ-
ated emotional components.
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