SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PARECHIN, V.I. - PARINSKIY, A.YA.

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USSR
PROKHOROV, V. Ya., et al., Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiolo-ii i Immuno-
biologii, No 9, 1971, pp 63-68
after causing a pyoderma in the fourth month persisted until the end of the
experiment. Prolonged isolation apparently lmiers human resistance to in-
fection. and creates favorable conditions for t-l-,e growth of Staphylococci.
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USSR. UDC; 621.396.6-181.48
PAREL V. I., TSVETKOV, A. F.
MIN,
"Synthesis of Tolerances in Hybrid Filn, 'Microcircuits"
V sb. Metody nat. I fiz. modelir. i optimiz. piraviotr~)v radioclekt1*011.
tury. No 1 (Methods of and Plivsical Sinjulation and Optiltization
of the Parameters of Radio Electronic Equipment. Noel -- collection of works) ,
Moscowo 1972, pp 41-42 (from 117,1h-Radiotekhnika, NIo 7,' Jul 72, Abstract No
7V253)
Translation: The combined inethod of synthesizing tolerances using iteration
calculations for applying additional relations to the, parameters is discussed
briefly. The solution of the problem is simplified as a result of the presence
of strong correlatiors between the parameters of C)e elerments. This permits
designation of identical tolerances for such elements.. TIw toleranct?s on Lne
gro!ips of parameters are selected as a function of thpir parLial effect on the
output parameter. The problem of synthesis of the toleraaces on the tin-Led
elements is solved by recalculating the generalized itlflueqce coefficient and
by the iteration nethod.

UDC::669.71
USSR
AMELINA Ye. A., PARFENOVA, SHCHUKIN, Ye. D., Moscow
"Influence of Thin Layers of Diphilic Molecules (SurfactaxLts) on the Formation
of Contacts in Porous Dispersed Structures Arising Upon Pressing of Powders"
Moscow, Fizika i Khimiya Obrabotki Materialov [The Physics and Chemistry of
Materials Processing], No 6, Nov-Dec 73, pp 118-122.
Abstract: The influence of layers of octadecylamine and cetyl alcohol on
the surfaces of dispersed particles on the process of formation of contacts
in porous dispersed structures arising upon pressing of NaC1 powders is
studied. All of the layers studied, regardless of their thickness, prevent
contact between NaCl particles due to valent forces, i.e., hinder the forma-
tion of phase contacts with NaCI-NaCl contact surfaces, and reduce the
strength of the structure produced. The greatest screening effect is
achieved at a certain critical particle compression force. The screening
effect is independent of layer thickness. The critical particle compression
force is a quantitative characteristic of the physical properties of the la ers
iy
of diphilic molecules on the solid surface.

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KATS&qAVA, R. D. ,KORSFAX, V. V., RLGANGV , A. L# KOLM I U1. ~G. S., F F, D X OV
0. YA., and PARESISITIVILI 0. 1., Institute of Retero'-~6i~aini'ic Cdrro=ds of
the LOSR Aca
"Synthesis and Investigation of Folybenzoylenebenzimidazols Based on the
Dianh -(3,4-cUearboxyrhenyl)pherjylphosphine Oxide and Some
ydride of bis
Aromatic Tet--aamines"
Moscow, Vysokonolekulyarnyye soyedineniyal Vo17'14, No 10, 1972, pp 2065-2078
thesized on the bas-Is of
Abstracti Polybonzoylenebenzinidazols (PBS) wore syn
the cUanhydride of bir,-(3,4-dicarboxyphonyl)phenylpliorphitio oxid-2 alid so,-"~
p-
bis-(o-phenylenedia::dnez). A copip-j.M, tive study w~as m-da Lof t~
Of the ?ZR3 and polyin1dea obtained on the basiB of the above-merit-loned
dianhydxide by solid-phase cyclodehydration of prepolyzerz. The '~'3B
sized by cyclization of polya-m-Dica-mide acids in the solid state - -axe in.,;oluble
in aU of the solvents used. The data froi studyln~; tiallel reactions
-te that FZ3 obtaired bj tion of :polyaizinoamido ac'-,(]--
indica solid-phase cycliza
tactior '0" the fo -4-1!
have a three-dimensional stzucture. The ponsible xt .15 =a-.,
of the th-ree-dinensiloni-d poly;:iers and a method of obtaining 11B13 zolublo in

Krj SARVA i R. D., et al. 0 Vywhoriclekulyarnyye soyedineniya, Vol 14,
110 10, 1972, pp 2065-2083
organic basecl on the dianhydride of
oxide are proposed. The infra-re-d and nuclear L--L-netic rezor-ande spec~-j--- of
th& synthesized polymers are dlZcussed, and, their solubilities irt seven
organic-solvonts =-e tabulated.
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USSR UDC 1,11.64-.536.4
5
E OKOV, G. S.,
FEDOTOVA, 0. YA., GOROaOV, V. I.. KM WT,
and KOIZESIMKOV, G. S. (deceased). otdow Chemical T..echnologicaal Institute
lendeleyev
Imeni D. 1. M
"Study of.the Thermal Degradation and Thermal Oxidation of Phosphorus Con-
taining Polyimides"
Moscow. Vysokomolekularnyye Soyedineniya, Vol 14, No 6, Jun 72, pp 1256-12606
Abstract; A study has been carried out on theriml and thernal-oxidative
degradation of polyipLides using the model reaction of the anhydride of di-
43,4-dicarboxyphenyl) -phenylphosphino L oxide i-rith various aromatic diaTilles.
It has been shown that the thermal stability of phosphorus containing poly-
imides depends on the thermal stability- of the jxLido cycle, i.;hose stability
in turn deperyls on tho structureL of the diamino. The low molec-ular weight
products of thema-1 degradation consist or hydrogeno W, C02, benzene,
methane, a=onia, water. and traces of L ethylene, Using Mi nethod, it was
shown that in the solid products of thermal and thermal oxidation de-rada-
tion the rate of the accumulation of paramaignetic centers depends on the
-structure of the diamine radical. Increasiag, concentrations of paramagnetic
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USSR UUC 678.675.DI:S3
KOLESNIKOV, G. S.0 (DECEASED)t FEDOTOVA, 0. YA., and PARESISHVILI,
0. 1
"Polyimides Based on Di-(3,4-dicarboxyphenyl)-Ptienylphosphine Oxide
Dianhydride"
Moscow, Pla8ticheskiye Massy, No 12, Dec 70, pp 20-23
Abstract: The authors study the physical and mechanical properties
of homo- and mixed phosphorus-containing polyimides of various chemical
structure selected in such a way that the effect which the phosphorus-
containing group has on the properties of the pulyimides could be
investipted. It was found that alL~polyiwidetg with phosphorus-
containinF. groups in the chain have a definite.i3oftening point tem-
perature in the region of 270-3300C depending on the structure of
the amine component, and in the case of mixed polyimides, ork the con-
tent of the phosphorus-containing dianhydride as well. it was also
found that considerable reversible:deformationra are. typical-of the
materials studied, which indicates that the softening process in
polyimides corresponds to transition to the higliLy elastic state.
However, further investigation shows that partTaL cross-linking may
take i temperatureso In
--place in the highly elastic state at high*

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USSR
KOLESNIKOV, G. S., (DECEASED)w et al., Plasticlkeskiye Massy, No 12,
Dee 70, pp20-23
contrast to most polyimides, some of the materials synthesized
in this research are readily soluble in organic soLvents. Solubility
drops with a reduction of phosphorus content iti the chain. The
tensile strength of films based on these polyimides way be as 114h.
00 kg/cO depending on polymer structOre. 'he dielectric
as 800-12
constant of the materials studied varies from.$,3 to 3.9 and is not
strongly dependent an temperature. The resistivity at room tem-
perature is considerably greater than 1015S~ -c:m, and the loss tan-
gent is 0.002-0.16, showing almost:no change With the structure of
the polymer chain. The electrical strength of~the polymers varieu
from 62 to 82 kW/mm, The polymers are fire-reoistant and quench
rapidly.after removal from flame. In4viev of,~their valuable pro-
perties, these polymers should be put~to pract,ical use,
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UK L AS S I F 1: ED ;PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
034-
-TlTLE--THERMAL CYCLIZATION OF PHOSPHORUS CONTAINING HOMO AND MIXED
2AROMAT[C. POLYAMIC ACIDS STUDIED FROM INFRARED AB.VjOKPTJUN SPECTRA -U-
G.S.v FEDOTOV OYA PARESISriV[Llv 0.1.p
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TE' PUBLISHED ------- 70.
~`-,-:SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
_:~_TOPIC TAG5--CYCLIZATIONP ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDY IR SPECTRUM,
#,',CID, THERMAL EFFECT, ACTIVATION ENERGYr IMIOE
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;-CIRC ACCESSION NQ--AP0116665
j-~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE KINETICS OF FHERMAL
~CYCLIZATION OF P-CONTG. AROMATIC POLYAMIC ACIDS [G. S. KOLESNIKOV ET
AL., 1968) INTO THE CORRESPONDING POLYLMIUES AND THE CYCLILATION OF
POLY( PYRO54ELL ITAM IC ACID) INTO PULYPYROHELLITIMIU~l WERE STUD[ CD BY
SPECTROSCOPY AT 1390-780 CM PRIME NEGATIVE1. THE~POLYAMIC ACIDS
CYCLIZED SLOWLY AT 110-20DEGREESP BUVRAPIDLY AT H[GH.TEMPS.
IMIOIZ ATION FOLLOWED IST ORDER K.INETICSvCHARACTERILED BY A RATE CONST.
WHICH 14AS UNCHANGED UP TO A CEPTALN DEGREE OF CYCLIZATIGN BUT WHICH
RAPIDLY DECREASEO THEREAFTER WITH INCREASINGTEMP. A DECREASE !N THE
C-C BANGLE CAUSED AN INCREASE IN T14E APPARENT AUIVATION ENERGY.
FACILITY: MOSK. KHIM.-TEKHNOL. INSToAM. MENDELEEVA. MOSCOW, USSR.
1-41. S

UR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Sectionl Chimical,
241660 RIVIDED CRAWt to
TRANSPO!16ZION OF FIMMY.
a smelting furnace) forl~ir~ehy;meano~of
compressed air is'charaicterized ~thail in ot4r to
riduee consumption of compreasedair7 (or, oth4r;,
985) and 'to facilitate operation of, the furnad-e,
the charge is tr sported dir t,lyl: the burt~er
an ec into
by means of compressed. oxygen ~q, the amount I required
only, for this'purpose. ..The raja of!~oxygan imsping from
An ejector is controlled. Theipropbsed method,
differs from the
pneumatic transportat on system in
that it does not include a. dus.t.* sdlp;~.rat"g System
and intermediate bonkeirs' for h4lding the;:cbarge:
and the gas tube tarminakes at thapelting unit,
'passing directly into the charie~.oxygeA vert~c4
or horizontal burners.
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USSR
XhIMYO, V. YA.j PAREYSHVI1Jj,_X9,_A., and KARAGEZYAN E. 0. Radiobiology
DepazUent, Ministry- -of-T~eallih r Armeniah.195H
"Changes Originating in Feriphei-al Blood axd Spleen of Rats Under the Influence
of Ruby Laser Raya on the Spleerf'
Yerevan, Biologicheskly ZhurruaArmieniig Vol 251 No I P 19'?4", pp 28-35
Abstracti Experiments tuure conducted to study the (p.,antitittive end morpholo-
gical changes in peripheral blood as well as morphological changes irA tho
spleen under the direct influence of lager rays on he4opolntic organs (spleen).
The spleen of 40 white rats were subaitted to a single irradiation by a ruby
laser (vavelength-60 kv energy-)j/pulsep diameter of pencil ray-7=, pulse
43
duration-0.5 see). Twenty control rats underwent surgery itithout irmaiation.
Twenty-five rats were examined for peripheral blacyl tihin6es, 35 for zcrpholo-
gical spleen changes. After an initial reference sample, blood samples were
taken I hour# 1, 7t 15# and 30 days after Irx-adiationo F'Pre-mloron micro-
scopic sections were made of spleen samples, Ila visual chaiiges in erythrocytes
or bezoglobin were obsezz-ved. All types of blood. cells siem briefly dirdnishad
I bour after irradiationt capecially eosinophilm, evJ,dontly connected with
zarked destructive changes of the i3pleen and perhaps:tha nPIZVO-raflex factor.

I I IR 1. 111 Hj: I j iJ! I I r~ -.1 1, 15~ I Ln if. 3fc
USSR
MWYAN, V. YE., et al., Biologicheskiy Zhurnal Armenii, Vol 25t PO 1, 1972,
Pp 28-35
Number of leukocy-tes, absolute quantity- of lymphocyters, monacytes, and baso-
phils increased beginning with the 1sr day after irradlation, reaching a
maximum on the 7th. On the 7th, 15th, and 30th days i~n increase in the
quantity of all blood cells was observedp especially 2ymphocytesp corres-
ponding to hemopoiesis evidenced lj~v an increased quantity of lymph follicles
and cell elements of red pulp. Hemopoiesis activity uras also Influenced bj
the destruction of blood cells in the area of direct radiation. An increase
of young forms of lymphocytes (lymphopoiesis) in the spleen and mitosis of
marrow cells was observed. According to the results of the experiment,
laser ra~m a have a stimulating:effect on the hemopolotic organs and peripheral
blood beginning with the first day after:irradiation.

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C OUN T RY OF INFO--USSR
METALLY J4N. 1970, 1) 47-49
'D A r rPUELISHED ------- 70
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ABS.TRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TECHNOLOGICAL PROBLEMS 4RISING IN
",:-::,.,THE- CHDICE OF FURNACE FOR THE PRJUUCTION OF METALLIC Sl ARF DISCUSSED ON
%
BASIS [IF EXISTING DATA DRAWN FROM A NUMBER: OF ~"OU T tES. SOME
FORMULAE INDICATING THE OPTIMUM iCONDrTIONS,:FOR rHE PRODUCTIGN, OF
IN,STANDARG FURNACES ARE PRESENTED; JHESE FORMULAE GIVE THE RATE Of
~GAS~,EXTRACTAON AND THE OPTIMUM GAS TEMP. FOR SPECIFIED CHARGE
COMPOSITIONSo 8 REF.
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ITLE-.._It4vESTIGAttCK CF INTERF-ii.1-34 J NDUCT- ION IN: Afli-MAL S BY MEANS OF
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."MIKOLSKAYA, J.I.v URFANOYJ M
UUNTWr (;F INF-o-ussK
OURCE-VOPROSY VI RLSOLOG I 1 91970s~ AR 3v :PP 287-29t
ATE, PUBL ISHED-7 0
OBJ~CF AREAS-BIOLCGICAL AND MEDICAL SCI.ENCES
jp..1c TAGS-INTERFERON, MEASLES, bAMMA GL0i3Ul..IN, HEPATITIS, MOUSE, RNA'
!NTROL. ZAARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
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if4ZXTkACT--(U) ACT. THE PPPE-R PRESENTS THE RESULTS OF
3STRAC GP-0- ASSTR I
-JE5rS OF DIFFERENT Pir'.-EPARATIONS AS INTERFERON STIMULATURS IN MICE.
.SYNTHETIC iJCU3LE STdANDED CGMPLEX OF POLYADENYLIC AND POLYURIDILIC ACIDS
.:(POLY-AU), C6U3LE STRANDED REPLICAITIVE FORM OF RNA Gc: MEASLES VIRUS,
~GA,'-I,MA GLGESULIINS OF HLI;-'tAN AiN10 HORSE ORIGIN WERE FOUND TO BE ACTIVE
-INDLrERS ot~ lP;T-ERFEKCN IN MlICE. THE PREPARATIONS UNDER STUDY WERE NOT
TOXIC -FOR THE Vk.:If'iAL-c-, THESE INTERFERUI.i INDUCERS SH01,H) ANTIVIRAL
-"ACIFIVITY IN `41C-E AGAmsr viRus OF IMAURINE HEPATITIS PROVIDED THE
~PREPAKA-TIGN INOCULATED BEFORE THE INFECTION. FACILITY:
F. -
ANS,11TUT VikUSULOGII IMENI D. 1. IVANOV5KOGO AIMN SSSRI 140SKVA.
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IN SUB3 AND
TITLE--SOLIO SOLUTICNS IN CAGE9 SUB3 ~ D'.BAGEO SUb3 AND SRGEO
BAGEO SU63 SYSTEMS -U-
:AUTH[)R-t03)-GREBENSHCHIK0Vr R*Gav 5HIRVINSKAYAt A.K., PARFENENKOV, V.N*
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
_":.~OUPCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, NEORG. MAIER. 1970v~ 6(2)t 323-6
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS
-P'HYSICSj CHEMISTRY
0 P I CTAGS--St3LID SOLUTION, OPTIC PROPERTYI, X RAY DIFFRACTIONt ANALYSIS,
COMPOUND, BARIUM COMPOUND, STRONTIUM COMPIOUNDo GERMANIUM
COMPOUND
'ACONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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'-":~W2 -019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE"-18SEP70
ACCESS. I ON-l.NO--AP0 105549
GP-0- ABSTRACT. IM AKAD. NAUK SSSR, NEORG.
..MATER. 1.97.0t 6(2)t 323-6.(RUSS)*. PHASE EQUIL. WERE STUDIED IN THESE
SYSTEMS WHICH HAVE REGIONS OF SOLLD SOLNS. BASED ON INTERMEDIATE
-.t-NDIVI DUAL PHASES AND THE EXTREME MEMBERS OF THE SYSTEMS. THE OPTICAL
BAND X RAY DIFFRACTION CHARACTERISTICS FOR THE INDtVIDUAL PHASES AND FOR
:~THE tERMANATE SOLID SOLNS. ARE PRESENTED*

USSR UDC: 621.319.4(088.8)
BELYAKHIN, I. K., PARFENO F., BONDARCHUK, G. M., PROKOF'YEV, L. N.
"A Mandrel for Winding Mansbridge Capacitor Sections"
USSR Authorls Certificate No 275231, filed 15 Nov 68, published 25 Nov 70
i(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6v378 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a mandrel for 'winding
sections of self-sealing capacitors. The device contains a cylindrical
housing with a longitudinal slot accommodating a long needle for holding
the ends of the ribbons to be vound on the mandrel. As a distinguishing
feature of the mandrel, removal of tho finiahed riections from the device
is simplified by forming the mandrel from tiro hollow interconnected half-
-cylinders with tapered inner surface ancompanuing uJaperod rod vrith a
springon one end which presoes the half-cylinderv v4~,,Ainzt 1L support set
on the rod.
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USSR UDC: 621.372.41
AWTSHULLER, G. B.,.-FARMOY, B. G., MURZIX~ V. I.
"On the Effectiveness of Linear Thermal,Compensation of AT Section Quaxtz
Resonatorsif
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauch.-tekhn. sb.-Radiokomnorienty (Electronic Tech-
nology. Scientific and Technical Co"ection. Radio Components), 1970,
vyp- 5, PP 35-41 (from RM-Raciiotekhnika, No 6,.Jun 71, Abstract No 6V444)
Translation: The paper deals with the feasibility of using linear thermal
comDensation of AT section auartz resonators. Form~dar, are presented for
calculating the parameters of the compensating elements, ana experimental-
data are given. Resume".
140.

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T-ITLE--DYNAMICS OF SYSTEMS OF CONTROL Ar LOWER LIMIT OF RANGE OF,
CONTROLL.ING UNDER NONLINeA4 DAMPI
NG -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-DANILOV, YLI.A., KAZMIRENKOv,V.F.t KUZMIN, A IN P v
A S. 7:PETROVt YU.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--IISSR
I TELEMEKHANIKAV 1970, NR 3, PP L62-1-73
OAT E PUBLISHED ------- 70
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FUNCTION, LINEAR APPROXIMATION
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[RC ACCESSION NO--AP0106230
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THERE ARE C',)NSIOERED CONTINUjus
CONTROL SYSTEMS WITH NONLINEARITIES EXISTINtG IN THE L04DING OF THE
EXECUTIVE COMPONENT THE INFLUENCE OF WHICH 15 LESSETITIAL AT THE LOW
SPEEDS OF THE -.'-!OVFMEk1T. THE METHOD OF HARfIOF%.'IC 1-INEAkIZATION IS USED TO
c
DETERMINE THE CONDITIONS OF THE.ORIGINGA, AUTO US ILLATI NS S W LL AS
THE POSSIBILITY OF USING THEM TO ACHIEV&THE EFFECT OF VIBRATIOIAL
LINEAR.IZATION. THE RESULTS OF THE INVESTIGATION HAVE BEEN
EXPERIMENTALLY PROVED.
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Abstracting Ser-v1pie: 03 --10 1JR 0482
Soviet Inventions-Illustrated., SecV*on .11 Electrical', Derwend,
ROLL P~4LETISEZI to produce hard alloysi Orom pow-
der ccdfrises sumth,sprung- etal rolls;;(I)
enclosed by a cowl (3) with 4 bin- (4)~ at the :top and a
rtioner (5). A rubbevil. ej be cha` al (6)
0 . eev V) in t . . tin
P
connects to theuppers ofs vibro-screen Mcisrried on
shock absorbers (9).- - Above the - screen deck - is an inter-
me4iate deck (10) with paddle.:' The- two . ocrqen dec'vs
are enclosed together'with a chOnel, (12). A bin (0)
below the screen (8) has.4 vLbiag;or.(14Yand wbrm (15)
zo feed the,ra-11s.
Z 27-5.63 as 838490/22-2- PARFENOV.P.I., A.P. ("Ifef"Mmumv.
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V.P. MLNIKOV et al. (9-10~69);sul 16/28.5.69.~ Class
188. Int-Cl. C 21 b.
-AUIHORS: Parf enq)~,, I.; Chernozubov, A. P.; Mel'nikov, V. P.;
Xr6~isnoV, M.- K.'.Yakovlev',_V. P.; Nelidoy', M. A.
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USSR
T"YEVSK-TY M. G. BOCHKOV N. G. WAK, YE. YA., 11OV V
AN" SPE _and
M NDV%Tj1 R. M.
"The, Effect of Vanadium, Titanium, and Boron Mocl-ification on the Structurej,
Magnetic Properties, and Aging,of Electric Unalloyed Steel"
Dnepropetrursk, Metallurgicheslm~,a i Gornoiudnaya Pro=3,shleiu1ost1, No 1(79)
Jan/Feb 73, PP 36-38
Abstract: In order to prevent E0100-E0300 electric ste,.~Is from YaEnetic
aging, which takes place primarily an , U ,
account of nitra,~en, an atte.-,Tt vas
made to modify these steels vrith vanadi,.ni, titanium, and boron. Magn.~!tic_
properties, aging coefficient, end raicroatnictu
re of modiflod stef_,ls were
studied after 200 hours of heat- treatnic;nt at 120')C Al(lition o;C
'11 (as ferrotitaniwn) to molterl steel abnoat coniplate3~y ruppressed the
nagnetic aging while the ragnetic reversal losses vere 11,
1-5/50
Maher mounts (0.01r~~) of Litea-,,ium decreased coni~,idorably t2ie si,.-i-, of Crain~-.
-i-ae aGing of steel was commletely supprestied with the addition of 0.03-0.0--j") V
(as ferrovanadium) but the uagnetic reversal werit P-1
5 / 5 0 > 9
High magnetic reversal losses in this case are attribut-z!d t(:, rz,7:,ail ferrite
rgains fom,3d in steel (10-9 reDat-ive 8-9 rclative tuiits)l
lp

'ii "! 1lill'I'T.1
NOW'
USSR
ANUTIYEVS-M, 14. G., et al., Metallurgicheskaya i Gonio-ru(Inaya Promyshlennost.1,.
No 1(79), Jan/Feb 73, PP 36-38
Boron in amoimt 0.0025-0-0030% was ineffective with respect to maGnetic
properties of steel, while it made the steel struettire nonunifonn. The concen-
tration of nitrogen in steel increased with increasing concentration o,,,' Ti and
V. For practical purposes the use of Ti as a madifier is recommended.
2/2

r'74 -62oa7:62o.18
USSR uDc 669.1., -194.
PARMOV L. 1. and SOROKO, G. A.
"Effect of the Deformation Temperature and Subsequent Heat T~vatment on the
Structure andProperties of High-M&nganese Steel".
Moscov atallcwedeniye,, No 5, 1971, pp 43-45
Abstract: The structure and mechanical properties of billets of high-mnganese
steel (1.15% C, 12% mm, o.6% si, ox-,3% S.. and 0.075% P) were investigated
L
after forging and four types of subsequent heat tTeatment: 1) air cooling after
forging; 2) water cooling after forging; 3) beating up to 1050-10800C over a
period of 1 hr after forging and subsequent water cooling; 4) air cooling after
forging with subsequent heating at 10500C over a period.of 3 hrs and water
cooling. The effect of the forging reduction mtIo mid beat treatirrent on
mechanical properties and &rain size and the effect of plastic deformation
and temperature on wear resistance an discussed by refl~rence to diagrams.
The optirmim deformation temperature for partis, working urader abrasive wear concli-
tions vas faund to be 800-85000 an4 for parts working ubder izpact abrasive
wear conditions, 900-9500C. Four figureB.

11[L1 IJIIILL:L~ III I
USSR UDC 536.46:533.6
PANIN V. F., PARFENOV L. K., ZAKHAROV, Yu. A.
"On the Phenomenon of Three Flame Propagation Limits in a H2-02-N2 System"
Vsb. Goreniye i vzryv (Combustion and Explosion -- Collection of Works),
Moscow, "Nauka", 1972, pp 293-295 (from RZh-,Mekhanika, No 3, Mar 73, Abstract
No 3B971)
Translation: The flame concentration limits in hydrogea-oxygen-nitrogen mix-
tures were studied experimentally in the pressure range IulO - 103 mm Hg. The
existence of two limits (in terms of pressure) was established.for flame propa-
gation: flame propagation at a certain H2 concentration is DOSSible only in a
limited pressure interval for a given 02 content in the;system. Analysis of the
experimental results and published data made it possible to propose the exist-
ence of three pressure limits for-flame propagation in the H2-02-N2 system.
A schematic picture is proposed for a systemJn the preasure range 10-105 mm Hg.
6 ref. Authors' abstract.

112 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
tl-TLE--SOME PROBLE14S OF CLINICAL STUDY AND THERAPY iN KERATOMICOSES -U-
AUTHOR-PARF
--t-OUNTRY OF:INFO--USSR
::St)URCE-V.ESTNIK OFTALsMOLOGII, 1970t NR 2w Pp 61-8ft
ATE PUBLISHE0----_---70
~..~~OJECT AREAS--BIOLOGJCAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
~~.TOPIC TAGS--FUNGAL DISEASEv EYEt ANTIBIOTIC, CORTICOSTEROID, CORNEAt
CORTISONE, FUNGICIOEv TETRACYCLINE
,,_~~PNTROL_MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
:DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~?ROXY REEL/FRAME--1986/0679 STEP NO--URiO357/701000100210081/0084
~__C I R CACCESS-ION '40--AP0102663
UNCLASSIFIED
wil i ! I I ll I

1-0 soon
7 212 027 UNCLASSIFIED~ PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
~t,.TRC ACCESSION.NO--AP0102663
GP-0- ABSTRACT. OF LATE A CONSIDEERABLE INCREASE IN
THE INCIDENCE OF FUNGAL EYE LESIONS, BELIEVED TO BE DIPECTLY RELATED TO
IRRATIONAL USE OF BROAD SPECTRUM ANTIBIOTICS AND C-ORTICOID PREPARAT[ONS,
HAS BEEN NOTED. ON AN EXAMPLE OF 36 PATIENTS SUFFPRING FROM
KERATOMYCOSES THE AUTHOR SHn,.q s A HIGHER PROBARILITY OF THE CORNEA
INFECTION WITH THE EYE EXPOSED TO THE ACT[-ON OF TE,rRACYCLINE OR
CORTISONE, THE MORE SO WHEN THESE DRUGS ARE APPLIED CONCURRENTLY, IN
MANY INSTANCES A MECHANICAL IMPACT ON THE FOCUS OF,THE AFFECTIOn
(CURRETAGE, CAUTERIZATION) AND THE USElOF ANTIFUNGAL AGE14TS-ARE BY FAR
NOT ALWAYS EFFECTIVE IN CASES OF INTENSIVE CICATRItIAL OPACIFICATION OF
THE.CORNEA, DEMANDING ADDITIONAL TREATMENT WHICH FOR A LONG TIME
THE, PATIENTS FROM. OCCUPATIONAL ACTHITY, EXPERIMENTS,L AND
'CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS POINT TO THE RATIONALE OF EMPLOYING LAMINAR
KERATOPLASTY, BOTH INMANAGING THE RESULTANT LEUCOMIAS 01F FUNGAL ETIOLOGY
AND -IN :THELACUTE PERIOD OF THE AFFEC
TION9,WHEN CONSERVATIVE ANTIFUNGAL
THERAPY PROVES-OF NO AVAIL.
-ED

UDC 621.396.6-131.5
USSR
GUSAKOV, V. H., PARFENOV, R. I.., 1301UMUNUVICHP T. V.
"Use of a Computer to Calculate IMOS-Transistorized Integrated Circuit.91f
Ele&-tron. prom-st'. Nauch.-tekhn. sb. (Electronic Industry. Scientific-Tech-
nical,Collection), 1970, No 2, pp 41-44 (from R.Zh-Radiotekhnika, No 4, Apr 71,
Abstract No 0183)
Translation: A modelof a transistor with DIOS structure is proposed which per-
mits calculation of microcircui
'ts with the 1,105 structurd on computers. A
method of solution is selected, and a program is written for calculating the
transient process of the digital microcircuit with MOS mtructure in ALGOL-60,
This program automatically co-mpiles a system of differential equations describ-
ing,the behavior of the circuit. The circuit of an inveTter made of mutually
complementing transistors with MOS structure is calculated analytically and
on a C.O".Uter, and the results obtained are compared with experimental data.

~4/5 026 .00CESSING DATE-Z30CT70
UNCUASSHIED
T4TLE-,-MANAGFM ENT PROBLEMS IN THE' ~IACHJNE TOOL INDU~TRY -U-
`AUTFiOR-(02)-PARFEN0V# V-i MIRONOV,
...,c6UNTRY-OF INFO--USSR
OURCE-PRAVDA, DEC. 25, P.
_;~'-,DATE PUBLISHED--25DEC70
SUBJECT AREAS--[iEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
.1.TGPIC. TAGS--MINISTERIAL CONTROLt R AND L) MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATia, COm.PUTE.:~
CENTER., FCONOIN[C PLANNING PROBLEM, IBONUS, INDUSTRIAL PERSONNELp R AND 0
KANAGEMENT PROBLEMP INFORMATION PROCESSfNG~l
~,,,~-CGNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTION'S
CLA 5 S-UNCLA SS I F I ED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--L998/1092 STEP *40--UR/9012/70/4300/000/0002/.9002
ACCESSION NO--AI40121655
UNCLASSIFIED

-2f 5 026 UNCLASSIFIED'! Ror-ESSING DATE-230CT70
P
E S S 10 N, %10--AN0121655
C IRC ACI
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. COMPLETING OUR PUi':-LfC4fION OF
."LETTERS FROM A 1411NISTRY", TODAYIS ARTICLE TELLS ABOUT THE WAYS OF
114,PROVING THE MANAGERIAL WORK OF E."APLCIYEES AT BR~NCH IIHEAJ~IUARJERSII.
MORE THAN A THOUSAND SPECIALISTS OF VARIOUS OCCUPAT40INSi AGES AND
BACKGROUNDS COME TO WORK EACH MORNIINIG AT THE MINISYAY (IF rHE MACHINE
TOOL AND TOOL INDUSTRY. AT 8.55 N.M.. THE LINES AT THE CLOAKROOM AND THE
..Etr E TH`::ATEk' AFT-,R- A PLAY. BIJ T
I-VATORS HERE AkE LONGER THAN THOSE AT TH
CC,AF- TO THE P11,1111STRY DURING THE DAY AS 'AELL. THCEY IIIALK D04N THE
LENGTHY. CO`RR'IDORS, STAND IN LINE OUTSIDE, TH.E OFFICES OF THE OIRECTORS OF
CHIEF ADMINISTRATION'S AND OF THEIR DEPUTIES AND ARGUE HEATEDLY AT THE
DESKS THAT CROWD THE ROOMS OF THE VARIOUS DEPART-moirs. THL- P ONES
RING. A CONSTANT STREAM OF LETTERSo TABLES, REPORTS AND oTIJER DOCUMEvITS
LANDS ON THE DESKS. SUCH IS AN AVERAGE DAY AT THE MINISTRY* "IN OUR
PtINISTRY, EMPLOYEES OF THE BUSINESS OFFJCE WORK 1111 17 DIFFERENT
~LOCATLONS; THEY ARE SCATTEREU AROUND THE EINTIRE BUILDING", THE HEAD OF
JHE OFFICE TOLD US. "THERE ARE NO DIRECT COMMUNICATIONS; ONE HAS TO USE
THE TELEPHONE". AFTER HEARItJG THE REPORT OF THE MINIST'RYS PARTY
COMMITTEE, THE BUREAU OF THE FRUNZE BOROUG14 PARTY CD1MITTEE STATED THAT
NO CLEAR CUT PROCEDURE FOR RECOkDING AND. PROCESSING' COMPLAINTS 14AS BEEN
SET UP IN THE CHIEF AOMINISTRATIONS AND AOMINUSTRATIONSi THERE ARE
SERIOUS SHORTCOMINGS IN THE WAY THE RECEPTION OF VESITOKS IS ORGANIZE0.
COMPLAINTS AND REUUFSTS PRESENTEO ORALLY ARE tit",lT RE~~ISTEREI). AS 4ANY AS
~~20PEKCEINT OF ALL DOCUMCNTS ARE COMPLETED FROM LO r0 30 QAYS I.Affi,
OFFICIALS OF THE MINISTRY TAKE UIFFERING VIEW OF THIS SlAn. AFFAIRS.
------ - - -----
IE V ---: -------
UNC L A -5 S-1 F

02& UNCi" -i i-l"i PROCESSING DATE
'CASSA PlED --230CT70
iCIRC ACCESSION NO--AN0121655
~_,,:-WBST,RAC WE XTRACT-- SOME ATTRIBUTE IT TO POOR DISC(PLINEi ANG WE CANNOT BUT
-AGREE WITH THISs IT IS STILL COMMON FOR ORDERS NOT TO BE CARRIED OUT ON
TIME., AND THE GUILTY PARTIES ARE VY NO MEANS ALWAYS CALLED TO ACCOUNT.
'THIS WAS THE CASE, FOR EXAMPLEP WITH OROF_R NO. AK-L849 DATED JUNE 10.
-11N THI S DOCUMENT , M IN I STER A. I . KGSTQusbV GRDEREO THE OLRECTORS OF THE
-CHIEF ADMINISTRATIONS TO WORK (JUT 11EASURES TO IMPROVE THE SYSTEM OF
.~R.ECIPROCAL DELIVERIES OF CASTINGS. AN AUTHORITATIVE COMMISSION WAS SET
Upp AND DEADLINES WERE FIXED. AL! THE DEADLINES HAVE PASSEO, Bur NO
N, AND THOSE RESPOINSIBLE HAVE NOT BEEN
MEASURES HAVE BEEN UNDERTAKE~
:CALLED TO ACCOUNT. EVIDENTLY THIS IS WHY SOME EXECOTIVES HAD OUt
PROMISES SO FREELY AND THEN. FORGET ABOUT THFM. 14,111T INIFLUENCE HAS THE
ECONtOMI-C REFORM HAD ON THE WORK STYLE OF THE- MIN[STitYIS APPARATUS? W E
-THIS QUESTION OF iMANY RESPONSIBLE STAFF ME-148ERS. UNFORTUNATELY
ASKED
IT, IS AS IF THE REFORM VIAO BYPASSED THE f3PANCH HEADQUARTERS. A (,rZEAT
17 WAS AT ONE 1'1111E Pil THE FOPMF:R
DEAL REMAINS UNCHANGED HERL, JUST AS
~MINISTRIFS. THE MAIN DEFECT IS THAT THE WORK OF Till- PLANTS Is
PLANNED WITHOUT CONSIDERATION FOR THE REQUI*REM~NT 01: THE REFORM. P L AN S
ARE REVISED AND CORRECTED MANY TIMES DUR[N6 THF YEA.R. FOR INSTANCE, THE
'PLAN F04 THE WORK OF THE RYAZAN CENTRALJOUNDPY 14AS 11LEN, REVISED SIX
TIMES. THE SAME APPLIES TO INCENTIVE5* GONUSES FOR THE YEARIS RESULTS
ARE 15SUED TO EMPLOYEES FO THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATIONS ON A ROTATIN.G
--SYSTEM: ONE GROUP ONE QUARTERt AINUTHER:GROUP THE N,"-XT. AND THIS
ARE NO ECON0,'llI:C CRITERIIA FOR EVALUATING THE
:HAPPENS SIMPLY BECAUSE THERE
EFFICIENCY OF THE WORK OF ANY GIVEN STAFF MEMBER IN-THE:APPARATUS.
UNCLASSIFIED

026 UNC LAS S I F1 Eb P ROC E S SING DATE--23OCT70
~-._CJRC ACCESSION KI-3--AN0121655
~,:BSTRACT/EXTRACT-GREAT HOPES ARE H EL ID HERil FOR THE 811ANC,"l AUTOMATED
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (BAMS) AND FOR THE 111IN[STRY'S INFOR.MATLON AND
-COMPUTING CENTER. THE ORDERS TO CREATE ANil iivrRODUCE Tms SYSTEM., IN THE
.:8RANCH WERF ISSUEO ONI APPIL 19 AND AUG. 171 1966. ~ DURING THE PERIOD
SINCE THAT T IME, "A CERTAIN AMOUNG OF WORK.IHAS BEE,~i DONE.", AS I T , IS
CUSTOMARILY PUT. TELETYPE -MACHINES HAVE BEEN INSI'ALLED AT L80 PLANTS,
BAND 43 INYERCONNECTED INFOqMATION STATI:ONS HAVE BE!~,N qRrA.N1ZED I N
VARIOUS PARTS OF THE COUNTRY fO GATHER CURRENT INFORMATION46 A
DEPARTMENT- FOR THE INTRODUCTION OF CUMPUTER TECHNOLOGY HAS BEEN SET UP
IN THE MINISTRY'S TECHNICAL ADMINISTRATION& A CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS
OFFECE AND INFORMATION AND COMPUTING CENTER, W141CH ;IS CONNECTED BY
COMMUNICATIONS CHANNELS TO THE NETWORK OFINFORMATICIN SrATIONS, HAS BEEN
EQUIPPED IN MOSCOW. AT THE EXPERIMENTAL 14ETAL CUTTING MACHINE lOOLS
RESEARCH INSTITUTE, A DEPARTti.ENT HAS BEEN SET UP TO WORK OUT AND
INTRODUCE A BRANCH AUTOMATED SYSTEM. SINCE MAY, 1968, MORE THAN A YEAR
AND A HALF AGO, THE INFORMATION AND COMPUTING CE,
NTEA HAS BEEN GIVING ALL
THE DIRECTORS OF CHIEF ADMINISTRATIONS AND THEIR DEPUTILPS A REPORT EVERY
T I,'
TEN DAYS ON PROGRESS IN THE FULFILLMENT OF THE Pll()O~V!w JN PLAN BY THE
MINISTRY'S PLANTS. NEVERTHELESS, THE STAFF MEMBERS OF THE CHIEF
AD!-lIa',.ISTR,.!TIONS COINTINUE TO COLLECT THE VERY S14ME OATA BY TELEPHONE
EVERY TEN 3AYS. NOR IS THAT ALL. THE VERY SAME PEPORTSr SIGNED BY
-DIRECTORS AND WITH OFFICIAL SEALS AFFIXE0o STILL ARRIVE AT THr 14MI-STRY
EVERY MONTH BY MAIL. BONUSES ARE GIVEN t0 THE COLLECTIVES StXLLY ON THE
BASIS OF THESE REPORTS. WHAT IS THE SOURCE OF THIS OISIRUST FOR
'ELECTRONIC MACHIN-ES?
__--UNC-LAS-S-I+-IEU---

USSR UDC: 6124-~(075-5)
PA-RFF21DV V A PLATOTIOV, V. N.., and FULTMOV) S. N., Chair of aain=g, Prob-
R~m-w~VL;nt~t;t ~Research Laboratory of 11igh Training Loads., State Institute of
Physical Oilture, Kiev
"A Barochamber-Treadband -for Tests in an Altered External EnvIxonment"
imeni
LeTdngrad, Fiziologicheskiy 2hurnal SSSR I. It. Seehenova, Vol 57, No 1,
1971, PP 140-143
Abstract: A barochamber with a capacity of 100 liters has been designed w2hich
is tota-Uy enclosed md made of transparent plastic. The purpose of the chufber
is study of the functional state of small laboratory arditials, that ,alk or run
at various speeds. The chamber can be filled Ath. a gas miA--are containing 0,,
00 j He, md N in the desired ratios. The press-ure in i~he chwibor cEin be va~ried
2 2
in tile 0.5-1.5 at, pange trrd t40 concentration of nega-Itive air :(gas) ions in it
in the range of 1CP - 10 )/cm'. An endless moving, Wnd io coraained in the cham-
bar. the velocity of the wtion of whLch can be wxied An 36 stlep3 froill 0,2 -to
2.5 vV~ea. The an-Lzaals of a L-roup plipod - Into I the chimb-C-ir run: on -the. vertically
moving band in the direction of its notion until thq reirch m- clectricajjy
60

i ~: P
USSR
PARFENIOV, V. A., et al, Fiziologicheskiy Zhurnal SSSR imeri 1. M. Sechenova,
Vol 57, No 1, 1971, Pp 140-143
charged rate susperded from the top at the point at wbich the band, which is pro-
pelled by an electric motor, turns dowwards over a shaft. Undep -the effect of
the electric shook f1rom the geate, t[ia aiijr.Als turn back m tLe bsendl w-LIess the-,,-
are so tired that they cannot m~&-, the required effort; they then pass t'arough
the gate and fall into a lcwer compaitynent of the chanb,.,r. 7he chamber has been
used in preliminary research on the cffects of gp~- mixbures with different r---
tios of 0 2 : 11 partial pressures on the performance of.ianizmals at various in-
tensities af ePfort and also an the tYTje ond duration P-f resit-:0.ration processes
chat followed #iysical loads to ja)ich the: =imals were t1vubjected.

USSR um 621.373-421.13
AL FTSHULLER, G. B. , KRZIN , V. I., to~~G-
"Effect Which the Transconductance Phase of a Transistor~Has on the Fre-
qiiency- Stability of a Quartz Crystal Oscillator"
T sb. PGluprovodn. pribory v tekhn. elektrosyyazi (Semic6nductor Devices
in Technical Electrical CommiL-Acations-collection of works), MOSCOW,
"Svyuz'", 1970, pp 113-121 (from FZh-Radiotekhnika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract No
No iD342)
Translation: The authors consider frequency relationships in a quartz
crystal controlled oscillator with regard to complex conduct1vitier, and
-pi - pr
the -trangconductance phase of the transistor. . An ei -ession is esented
for determining the -rdsmatch of the oscillator relative t6 the series
resonance frequency. A formula is derived for cal-culatini?, the component
of frequency instability due to the effect of a change in, the transconduc-
tance: phase of the transistor. in addition, a study is made of the depen-
dence of the given frequency instability co;qponent on the value of the
given ndsmatch. Three illustrations, bibliography of six,titles. Resume'.

112 026 UNCLASSIFIED PRUCESSING DATE--30OCT70
T-ITLE-USE Of SUKFACE ACTIVi AGENTS FOR OkYING THE EkTERI(JR FACINGS IN GAS
..STORAGE WELLS -U-
~._-AUTHGR-(04)-KARlMGVj M.F.9 KAYGURODOVw V*A.r KVASOV9 V.P.s PARFENOVW V.lo
_-CCUNTRY OF INFU-USSR
~.-SOURG E-G AZOV PROM. 1970, 15(3)v 23-4
D A Tf, PUBL I SHED--70
._'~'~.SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS, MECH.v INDow CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TAGS-SURFACE ACTIVE AGENT, SURFACE TENSIONt NATURAk GASt POL
~7.'_'-:STORAGEt UNDERGROUND FACILITYt CHERICAL. DRYING
"_~:CGNTRQL MARKItiG-NO RESTRICTIONS
-0(;;UMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
..~'PRWY REEL/FRAME--3001/2092 STEP NO--UR/0492/70/015/003/0023/0024
,~CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0127465
UNCLASSIFIED

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UIVULAOMPLair
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USSR U'L)G 61 7_001. 2 6_03);J. 12-092. 9-085. 849. 1.015. 25-07
616.36+616.61)OT
MY11AYLOVICH, S. MrDlYENKO, N. I., SEDOVP V. V.,.LEBEDFVA, G. A,, and PARFFNOV,
~It ..............
~'.O'The Effect of Oxathiol on the Liver and Kidneys in Chronic Radiation'Sickness
~~-'Induced by the Injection of Poloniurr,21011
~~_Moscow, Meditsinskaya Radiologiya, No 4, 1970, pp 43-51
Abstract'. A single subcutaneous injection of dogs with 2.5 inicrocuriefl~g of Po210
'',produced chronic radiation -sickness accompanied by impairment of liver and espec-
nital dogs,
_iall kidney function, causing deaLh of an[maig in 9 moaths. In experimt-
& Y
aily, doses of. 50 and 25 mg/kS of ~,xathiol for a monffi not only rufti-calted the liver
::-and kidney disorders, but enabled tho animals to survive for the entir(:~ 7-year
observation neriod. Oxathiol treatri.~aits Uso reduced the size of the z0bsorbed
-'dose of P021b in the organs. Oxathiol is a complaxing agent that accelerates the
excretion of poloniuin from the body by forming stable water-soluble complexes.
-p ir d
_Jhe~:free SH groups contained in oxathiol help, to restore the rad.Oation-im .1 e
-biilance of S11 groups in the enzyme systems.

US3R we 678.742.2,66.018.88/.oil33
BRAGINUIT9 R. P., TROITSIKIY 1. D., FINULt E. E.j
and CHERVONTSEVAl G. X.
"Radiation Modification of Self-Extinguishing PolyetWene Coupositions"
Moscow, Plasticheskiye Hassys No 1, Jaz ?2, pp 15-18
Abstracts The authors consider possibilities for radiation uodification of
self-extinguisbing compositiom based on low-density polyethylene to Improve
therzal stability and physical and mech=ica:1 characterlatics at high operating
temperatures. Tho self-quenching composition studied.wAz wAs up of 77.0
Pe=ent P2015KU polyethylene$ 11.3 percent chlorroparaffin 70, and 11.7 per-
*cat Sb 0 . The control specimens wexe unmod1fied P2015XU polyethylene.
2 3 6o ,
Preased plates about 0,3 mm thick were exposea to Co gum ~radlatlon at
room temperature in helium to absorbed doses of 1-500 ktvad. The gel fraction
content was then determined. Deformation.chaxacteristies wert teasured on
special specimens, The thermozeehanAcal characteristics and (jonching pro-
perties were also stucUed. It was -found that an optimum.dose.of about 15
Mrad. considerably improves the deforwLtion characteristics of1he self-
extinguishing.composition. Thermaxechanical teats of specimens which had
absorbed this dose showed that.shape~stabljitylb adequate for use of

USSR
BRAGIVSXIY9 R. P.0 et al.g Plasticheskiye Y"syj No It Jan ?Z, pp 15-18
finished articles at NO 00, which extends the region of application of this
material. The authors thank L. Ye. Sokoloval L. KhokIllova and N. K. Kozlova
for assistance in the experimental studies, Four figprest bibliography of,
tweatty-four titles,

U I'-Iz-R UDO U~,.14.0l'o.41v-.5-39-4
P~,
-imd
BABICH, B. 11. BIULYGI, , I. P., MUKOV, N. D., KIRIV.- KO~ M. P.
All-Union SGienLific Resear'ch Instji'u of Avi~~:Lon , t I& no ~O
"The High-Tempe-rature Strengrth of Di sper sion-IJardcn ing Corii -io 11 y-
Fotentially Suitable for IT.-c in Ezigines"
Kiev, Problemay. Prochnosti, No 11, Vol 73, pp 73-77
the high-tempe~rature strength of tiie
Abstract: An irriestigation is made of
nickol-based disnersion-ha-&-,nod Unloys VDU-1 and VUIJ-2, haa, d e. n e dby JffnUy
-ributed. particies of high-mzeltin- oxides of thc ThO-j
dispersed, uniformay dislil
type-in the mounzt of 2-311- Ikr weight. 'I study was made of the strenrrth of sonli-
t, k,
finished products in the form of rods 6-12 mn in diameter cmd shects 0.8-1.2
in thickness, obtained from pouders of the o6mponents via. "lih,-;ping, baking, and
-trusion, Results are presented of an investigation o~' the short- fund
hot ex U U
-arm
long-t . strength, the creep, fatigue, and heat z ;,nco. of the alloys to
establish their suitabilit.,; for uf;o ir gns-turbine engines. jIn nnely:-~i- wAs.
manda of vu,~h strenr-th features of these alloys as the naturri! of the tc,~.Peratijze-
time relationship of the st'rengt1i, the E~cattering of the he~t-reaistane.'e
indicators, the sensitivity to loading instability etc. in 'comparison to th(--
strength properties of series-produced bighly hamt-'resistant~ ulio' s. The

JPM S6002
16 Kay 1972
Wi
VDC, 669.14.016,44:539.4
STATtariCAL EVALUATION OF CHM tAGTERISTIC ov HE&Tk,RX3ISTXqT
MTERIALS FOR GAS-TURBINE ENGINPS
fArticte by jLtJU1X&tn, it I
. Parflnova .1.W. Ti"f cva. And I.I. Tru.in-
Moscow,
Change of I)ixPersion of rbe.Charact-ertaticig'af to~X-Trm Stretmith sm CM.P
As a Funrtlori bf Test Temperature gml Lon
Ash-
Characteristics of heat-re6kstance areamong the r--Ii-.
-6 values, the precision of detorminatiall Of which depends to, 4 cen-
sidQrable degree on the quantity of experimental data. This
fact cars explain the tendency to determi ne those. characteris-
tics on the basis of the results of mass tests.
The results of statistical processing of mriaz tests for
long-t erm strength and creep can be used to obtain hdditb=al
information which contributes to increaseU reliability of e,~alu-
ation of the working, capacity of heat-resistant mmterials. one
of those possibilities is study of the time and temperature de-
pendence of certain statistical parametern of experimental sets.
In the present works on the example of two typical heat-
resistant materials (EPIOM nickel-based alloy and E1961 steel)
an investigation was made of the change of dispersion of the
characteristics of resistance to deformation and destruction
during creep as a function of the test temperature and length.
Three industrial casts of each material were selected
or the inva-stigation in accordance with the principles, given
n (11, in which Is shown the possibility of estimating the mean
I
values and dispersiori of the "mark" characteristics of long-term
strength by statistical processing of the results of testa of
three or, four casts, selected with consideration of the actual
jjj distribution of a large. number. of casts with respect ,to dura;..
bility.
On the basis of the smelting method, chemical composi-
ionv type of Intermediates and Conditions of hoat tre*t=ent
t
t
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'USSR uDc 669.71:62o.i72.251-226
KOBAREVY A. I., BICH, E. N., and PAMNOVA,, N. V., AU-11nion Institute of
Idght Alloys
"Strengthening and Weakening of Aluminum Alloys at 135-1500C 'Under Load"
Moscov,41etallovedeniye, No 3, 1973., pp 41-45
Abstract: The mechanical properties and structure of intermediate products
of MO-1, D16, and VAD23 precipitation-hardening aluminum, alloys after soaking
at increased temperatures under stresn trare in7estigated; in this work and the
results compared with AK4-1 alloy properties from a previous study. The heat
treatments consisted of the following for each alloy: W.0-1, 2.5-m-thick
sheet -- aged at 1700C for 16 hours; 1)16, e-mm-thick sheet, ruiturally aged and
aged at 1900C for 8 hours; Me% flheet 1-8 M, thick, naturally aged and aged
at 1600C for 12 hours; D16, extruded rod 100 mm in diameter, naturally aged
and aged at 1900C for eight hours; and VAE23, extruded strip 54 wm thick, aged
at 160oC for .12 hours. It was found that strengthening. and W-akening processes
occur in these alloys at 1500, 1350, and lower temperaturr-as under the action
of tensile stresses; strengthening is caused by additional precipitation of
strengthening phase particles and phase cold working, while weakening results
from coalescence of the precipitated particles.. With increased temperature
a d reduced stress the procenG of coalescence In accelerated in D20-1 and D-16
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alloys and promotes the presence of the less thermally stable CuA12 phase in
intermediate products and a nonuniform, partially recrystallized structure in
extruded intermediate products of D16 alloy. Extruded intermediate products
With a coarse-grain recrystallized structure have a greater tendency toward
strengthening. The long-time strength of these intermediate products can be
more stable than the long-time strength of intermediate products vith a fine-
grain, equiaxial structure. In the height direction, these intexmiediate
products are strengthened less and possess a lower long-time strength than
those products with the fine-grain, equiaxial structure. It is possible to
judge the tendency of an alloy to strengthening and weakening, froir long-time
strength tests by the change in long-tim. ductility: the greater the slope
of the curves the more intensive is,the strengthening. An in(,-rease in rela-
tive reduction in area during lone-tirw streangth.tests ch-aracterizes intensive
wakening of the alloy at the time sample necking comme='es- 4 figures, I
table, 3 bibliographic references.
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PRIMARY SOURCE: F.L
lziologiya Rasteniy, 19700 Vol 173 Nr 1,
pp q 0
ROLE OF PHYSIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE SUBSTANCES IN DbRMANT AND
GERMINATING PEACH SEEDS
Kolomiyets, I. A.; Parfenoya T.'M.~ Teplitskaya, Ye. V
Central Botanical Carden, Uke~ SSR Academ 0, Scler1r.es, KW
The permeability of the coats of peach (Persica vulgaris Mill) seeds with respect
to water and tha auxin and growth inhibitor content in the coa!s .,Snd eMbTYOS as depen-
-ding on the growth conditions were studied. Considerable amounis of growth inhibitors
were found in the coats and embryos of peach seeds. In the embryos the inhibitors were
inactivated to a great extent as a result or soaking of the sceds. The remaining inhibi-
tors do not hamper growth of isolated calbryoti biit slow down oivit-ion und Frowth of
cells in the Tnid;ll(,, of the ineristem ind in the~zones of primary differetiflaticin arid
elongation of the stem. A result of this is dwarfneiss of the seedlings. Complete inacti-
vation of growth inhibitors in the embryos can be attained by 30 day cold stratification.
Dormancy V, i1he inactive 5z-ee~s is due to restricted uptake of water in the embryos. This
can be ascribed to the presence ;n the inner coats (in the andospprinal filin and seed
~coat) of growth inhibitors blocking the enzyme activity during the initial period and at
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a later period, after 30 days of stratification, to resistance of the seed coats to swelling
of colloids. The coats possess a restricted extensibility and a high durability and exert
a turgor counter-pressure on the embryo as it expands during absorption of water. This
-obstacle in peach seeds can be removed by 90 days of stratification when the who!eness
Qf the endocarp is violated and the durability of the endospermalAilm and seed wall is
greatly lowered.
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USSR C 547.021.661-718-11'.719:54?-.953
ISAGULYANTS, V. aW RO=V.A, G YA., Moscow Institute
of Petrochemical ;AWas *u1!F4+=ni Akade6dkca 1. M. Gubk1n
"Synthesis of O,O-Di-(alkylphonyl)-N-alkyl.AmJdothiaphosx)hates'I
Leningrad, Zhurnal Prikladnoy Khimii, Vol 45, io 6, Jan 72, pp 1404-1406
Abstract; A mixture of 9.9 g 0,0 -di - (p -ter t-butylphenyl.) -thiopho sp horyl
chloride, 1.47 g n-propylamine, and 2 g pyriiine in ard~i-drous benzene v~as
heated to 600 with constant stirring under an atmos.pharo of nitrogen for 5
h-rs. "ter cooling, pyridine hydrochloride was filterea off and, benzene was
removed under reduQed prezsure to yie)A 0 ~, 0-d:L-(p -ter W)u tylp henyl) -n-pro -
pylamidothiophosphate. An-alogoucly the foUotdng compowids wore obtained:
0,0-di-(p-tort-butylpheiiyl)-N-n-butyl-, and -n-amy1amidQt1dop,
hosphate and
0,0-di-(octy1phenyl)-N-propyl_, _isobutyl,, -n-butyl-, and
-n-hexylamidothiophosp~ate.

Acc. Nr: k"3784 3 ' ke f . Code: 1JR 0056
PRIIM"Y SOURCE-. Zhurnal Eksperimental'noy i Teoreticheskoy
Fiziki, 1970, V61 58, Nr 1, pp
MAGNETIC HYPERFINE INTERACTION FOR CoG0
I NN Rt-Co, ALLOYS'
Yerzinkvan A. L.; Parf~nova,,-
The ma.-netic, fiolds on CoGO nuclei in Pt - Cc, alloys are measured by the oriented
nurclei technique for Co concentratioa betweeii 8 and 90 at.~,,~. 'rho field strength on -the
nucleus is practically independent on tie-Co coucentratioa.~ The rusults are compared
with the corresponding data for -Pd ~ Co Oloys obtained pr4ivlously [I. '-J. The experi-
mental, results point to a significant differelake in the interae'tion of the Co atom mag-
ne0c. moment with the conductivity'electrons in the two matricos.
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OF THE MONETH~L ADIPIC ACID CHLORIDE, -U-
__AUTHUR-(04J-SOLUNINA, I.A., PARFENOVA, V.V.0 DEVYATNINr V.A., KUZNETSOVAt
:COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SGURC KHLM. FARM ZH. 1970, 4(2) 46-P
'.PATE PUBL ISHf-_,D----70
,,:zt.Ul3JECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES# CHEMISTRY
-JOPIC TAGS-.CHEMICAL ANALYSISi ADIPIC ACIOt CARBOXYLLC ALID CHLORIDE,
.~-:._JIYUROLYSIS
~tGNTRDL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
IX U M E N TCLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~PAOXY,REEL/FRAME-1993/0538 STEP NO--UR/0450170/004/002/0046/'0048
ACCESSION NO-AP0113429
UN-CLASSIFfED

009 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESS114G DATE-09OCT70
ACCESSION NO-AP0113429
AUSTRACTIEXTRACT-1U) GP-0- A5srRACT. A PROCEDURE WAS DEVL-LuPED FOR
~'DtTG. THE TITLE COMPD. (1) IN THE PRESENCE OF MONO ET ADIPAT E I I I) AND
~HCL. THE PROCLOURE WAS 13ASED ON ETHANOLYSIS OF I WITH ABS. ETOH TO FORM
~,01 ET ADIRATE AND HCL, AND ON HYDROLYSIS OF. I TO FOll"M 11 AND HGL. A
H
~TITRIMETRIC DETN. OF THE ACIDS FORMED BOTH REACTIONS PERMITS T E L
THE HCL CONTENT WAS VETO.
-CONTENT TO BE ASSESSED FROM THE DIFFERENCE.
BY- THE: VOLHARD METHOD. THE PROCEDURE IS. AS FOLLOWS-3 DISSJLVE A SAMPEL
(SIMILAR TO 0*15 G) IN 5 ML ABS. ETUHv ADD SEVERAL,OROPS OF BROMOTHYMOL
BLUE AND TJTRATE WITH 0.1 N NAUH. THEN.ADD 10 ML 16PERCEhT HNO SUB3, 20
ML 0.1 N AGNO SUB3, AND BACK TITRATE THE AGNO SU63 191TH 0.1 N NH SUL14
,~SCN IN THE PRESENCE OF NH SU64 FEISO SUB41 SUB2. DISSOLVE ANOTHER
SAMPLE IN 5 ML DIOXANE9 ADD 20 ML H SU82 Do AND TITRATE WITH 0.1 N NAOH
USING THE SAME -INDICATO11- AS -IN THE- IST Ti-TRIN,. CALC.~ THP CONTENT- OF -
lillo AND HCL FROM THE GIVEN FORMULAS. THE RELATfVl,' ERROAS OF THE DETN.
UF 11, 11, ANU HCL BY THIS PROCEDURE WERE.5.5t 1.1t AND 15.OPERCENTr
-.RESP. FACILITY: VSES. NAUCH. ISSLED. VITAMIN. INST., MOSCOW,
L I IL I r S_ A__c -r- A:~ rk
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Ref Cod'e
u a Oq S.L
A''
r' 135549t Steel. Ozerskii A-. D., SoIntsev, Yu. P.; Gal~i~n
M. F.- M k T, J Vurasov, b. a.;
OV.-- -
F.; - --
NIko Ov" Ir. venko. F ParfcnoFMI. -T,
Kunitsa, 5. 5. U.S. 260~-900- -(CJ.
Appl. Q.-Dec 1966, Frbm 0061%ya~~ 120brel., OWSrsy.
Towtnye Zmaki. 1970, 47(4), 81. tM wiLh imip"oved. thech,
S
properties consisted of: *C 0.40-0,45, Si 0.5-0.7, Mn 0.5-0.8,
Cr I.B-1.8, V 0.3-0.5, Mo 0.0-1.2, impuritits of 8~ 500 mg/kg vas lethal for rabbits and dogs, respectively.
Study of the effects of direct stimilation of the vagus'or of sympathetic
nerves effecting adrenergic innervation of the heart, w1iich was carried out in
experiments on dogs to Which 350-500 mg/kg of the druir, had b"n injected,
showed.that the state of myorelaxation did not affect the action produced by
direct stimiliation of the extracardial nexves~

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ACADEMICIAN.
AUTXOR,~-, PAR IN vo 0
_'TITLE-__ ..PROGRESS OF SPACE PHYSIOLOiGY
NEVSPAPER-_. SOVETSKAYA ROSSIYA JUNE 4j, 1970-p P 1j, COLS 4-3
:ABSTRACT-- IN PARIN S OPINION THE IMPLEMENTATION OF uE BIO-
LOGLICAL RESY~ARCH PROM., CARRILD.OUT BY.HIGH-ALTITIJDF. r.EOPHYSICAL
~_ROCXETS :AW~~ARTIFICIAL S TELLITEI OF THE, EARTH AiVD ~SPACF_ SHIPS-
/,-,OKKS-^" AND wKKS-5w/ MILE f6NEi
WAS A S THAT MARKED THE
JRA~StFM;~IAZIQN,OF SPACE BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE INTO INDEPENDENT
DISCIPll,.INE.&,j"
ARCHERS HAVE DISCOVERED THAT CHANGES 1.4 THE REACTIVITY
SOVIET RE$E
_H
r 'LATED TO
o
UMAN-ORtANIS14 CAUSED BY ACCELERATION, ARE CLOSELY RE
STRUCTOOL -AND METABOLIC DIST URBANCES~ IN Soft TISSftSj' ORGANS
Aj6- SYSTEMS.--i-. DESPITE GENERALLY: SATISFACTORY CONDITION OF Tlit
FUNCTIONAL AND ORGANIC ABNORNALIVIS MAY BE PRESENT,
RSEL/FRAM
19861242

PARIN ALSO STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF B,YEGOROV S FIRD-INGS MADE
WHEN HE WENT ON A SPACE FLIGHT AS A PHYSICIAN-CONONAUT. DURING
THAT TIME., A MEDICAL MONITORING SYSTEM' FUNCTIONALLY AND DESIGN-WISE
..INDEPENDENT,, WAS USED FOR THE FIRST TIAE:*
THE MOST IMPORTANT TASK OF-SPACE PHYSIOLOGY IS TO:PREVENT THE
ORTHOSTATIC INSTABILITY AND CHANGES IN BLOOD AND IN FLUID-CALCILIM
TS.
BALANCE THAT.WERE DETECTED IN ASTRONAUTS AFTER.SPACE YLIGHA
~.JN CONCLUDING THE ARTICLE PARIN STATES THAT SPAcr MEDICINE AND
BIOLOGY.HAVE FOUND A MEANA OF ASSURING SAFE LONG-tERK MANNED FLIGHTS,

USSR UDC 582.282.23.095
PARThIA -0- PATRIKEYEV, V. V., and LYS ENKOt'S. V., Institute of Micro-
biology, Acaderay of Sciences USSR, MOSCOW
"Survival and Physiological Activity of Some Yeast Strains Studied After a
Prolonged Storage in Silica Gel"
Moscow, Mikrobiologiya, Vol 41, No 1, Jan/Feb 72, pp 164-167
Abstract: Yeast cultures of Candida guilliermandii, C. tropicalis, and C.
lypolitica were used in the study. The 24-hour cultures of ye-ast were mixed
with silica gel or with silica gel containing one of the following compounds:
10 milligrams 'liter of FeS04.7 1120 or b1nSO 7 1120, or 6 milligrams/liter of
4'
ZnS04.7 H201 COC12.6 H20, N11003, or (W[4)2MOO4. The mixtures were dried and
stored in sealed ampules for 1, 6 or 12 months at room temperature. The yeast
survived in all mixtures, but the mixtures of silica gel contai-ning FeSO.4 or
MnS04 gave the best survival and retained best their capability to oxidize
carbohydrates even after one year of storage, which indicated that their
oxidizing function was preserved.

USSR VDC; 621.376:530.145.6
POHROVSKIY, Yu. A., BAKALOVI V. I., PARINS ,,-1.~J6. , and
IT
MILITEYEVA, G. V.
"Resonance Angular Devices in the Optical Range"
V eb. VoDr. radiotekhniki (Electronic Engineering Problems---
collection of works) TUa,.Tula Polytechnical Institute, 1970,
pp 45-53 (from Hh-Radiotekhnika,11o. 3, Mar-oh 71, Abstract lio.
3D376)
Translation: Thia paper demonstrates the possibility of using
rtsonance angular devices as.broad-band lijfat modulators, trans-
verse oscillation selectors in open resonators4 and Q modulators
for lasers. Their superiority over similar d.evices, of the non-
resonance type is noted. Resume
Wo
~11'411,111F,,.11 =116-11M

UDC: 621.37~1.852.1
B;jj~ATC.V, V.
'J~T
Y~a. and 1,:IIAVTSCV
In esti,----tin
v L7 -q.A~f~opance, Axale. F.Uter in-the. Optical and.
M&
V sb. Vo,)r. radiatokhnil~i -n,,crineerin-fr-
of worls) 1--lula, Inslu-itutue, 1,970 t: 2F--,i4 O."Mm
a
33 5 5
Transl-iticn: are ~~ivon of a thc-or~-t a-al a- d na-,,ntal
c f E~zi an'-u-11ir -lect:: L
ve syztem the ...1c.-h Iri-r
resomance an~-,L-n filt-Or, Th,-~ snectral, (anfvular :-?.11(14
L-2,, izA.-;rference ,yiem and loestl ?~d Date-
gral I-ransmission cl-ia-acteristics witti rectangul-ax and sinusoidal.
U-
spaced Pulses at th~,- in~jut arc; obta-im~d.

MMM
Z~l
USSR UDC 621.372.061
POKROVSKIY, YU. A., PARINSKIY, A. YA.
Spatial Transient Processes in~ Resonance Laminated Systems"
Vopr. -radiotekhniki -- V sNProblems of Radio Engineering .- collection of works),
Tula, Tula Polytechnical Institute, 1970, pp 7-28 (from RM-Radiotekhnika,
No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4A125)
Translation: The theory of opposed and two-dimensional spatial and transient
processes in resonance laminated systems is discussed, anA the characteristics
of a two-resonator complete internalreflection~.filter ara~:calculated.
I =191