SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT POTAPOV, I. N. - POTATUYEVA, YU. A.

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USSR
uDa: 621.:774.31
PMAPOV, 1. N., POUTIKM, P. I., GUN, G. Ya.',, and AKHMMSEIM, R. I .
"Cgestions of Optimizing the Process of Piercing on Cross-Screw Rolling Ydlls"
Moscow, Plasticheskaya Deformatsiya Yatallor i Splavoy, "Metallurgiya" Pub-
IiBhing House, No 64, 197o.. pp 23-28
Translation: The article considers the problem of using the matherratical
theory of planning an expe-rimat to determine the optimal value of mill pro-
ductivity considering all factors. influenci:ng the process and limitations
superimposed on the conditions under which cross-scray rolllng occurs. The
vatherratical theory of the experimnt makealt possible tolwork out principles
-of continuous optimal control over the process of cross-screw rolling with due
Inard for"changes in the.process reUted-to the-action of;various uncontrolled
lhetors'. Two illustrations and 10 bibliographicentr4es.

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u9sk UDC 621.382.2
P. A.,. ALISULLOOV
KOVrONYUK, F., PIOR01.011, V. A., FADIM, V. G., ZBOGOI
Mat
1U. Bv S.
"Storaf-e of U-1it Pulse Action in Iletal-Dielectric-Semiconductor-Dielectric-
Metal Structures Operating in the Prebreakdow~ Mode"
Leningrad, F i z i IK-n i Tekhaika Polurprovadnikov, Vol 6, Ro 3, 1972, pp 575-576
Abstract: A stu"~)- was previously nade of the phenomenon of accumulation of
free carriers under the effect of pul-qe and stationary illumination in metal
dielectric~-sv-.-aicoi~it--cto;-Ciielectric-ine.taI structures in which there were no
continuous currv,2ts through the dielectric layers [N. F. KovtonyL-k, et al.,
No 5, 1174, 19711. A studv as now beer made of the case where signifi-
cant leaka.-e currents flov, throu-h the dielectric layers and accumulation of
carriers dces not occur in practice.. Storage of the short light pulse action
was detecteJ. On inclusion of the ~ voltage, pulse in the M)n6nce of iJlumination
of the sample, a capacitive current pulseAs observed on thr--lenaint, edge of
the -pulse. Thi-s capacitfvs current pulse is char~acteristic~ of structures with-
out leakage. I.iiz- conez a segment where- the continuous current hx; a compira-
-Ia~i vajuo 'segment 1) and*only after Ois is a significant increase in
'the continuous current through the structure observed. After sorie tire, it
112

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Vol 6, No 3, 1972f
Pr
vniuc (se.-:.ont II). The length of tieg-mc-nt I is less the
r Ch,". rulw -,i~vlitude. The mimnitude of the saturation current
.1-11 -.raL sa t u I- -~ ti on with an increase in voltage. Under the
f 11111~-,-Z~,., a ,:,.ot.vcvnduczivity signal is cbserved in segment II.
Cur r---u t, z-;c 11;,~ .tno thc length, of se-m=t 1. and,=agnitude of the current
of dhc voltz~.-~t pu,lse a.-,~plitude are presented.
so nat the dielectric resistance was corr,-
and it was discovered that the
is no !c:.--2r than in good rietal-dielectric-semi-
c L-1-acturcs vl,-~raLinq in the pulse accu'mulation mode.
mode of tlv-~ investigir-ited
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USSR UDC 669*24t669.017.3
]MI'Mot V* 1. and Poll. L.::P.. Institute of YAtal Science tuid Notal
:Pbysloss Osntral Sele-ntifia-Mz=e Institute of Ferrous Aotallurgy
ineni. 1. P. Bardin
Hechanisa of-Initial Ordering in Ni-Mo Alloys"
Sverdlovsk, Fizlka Ywitalloy IMetal-
"ovedenlyes Vol 33, No P., Fab 72, pp 436-
440
Abstractt Stractumal transformations in a Ni alloy containing approximately
IS W Ko were studied by au-to-lonic, mic-rosoopy at 780K. The Tanap-ence of a
beteropnoous machanirsim of nonoxdered to ordexed tmsitiou afiar annealing
at M"'C for 30 ginutes ws-s experinentally pon.firmedo At 1?00CIC Vlore vaw
z aSter a
obaerved a structure wLa1o&a= to the,earrUer &,aVa of onttriq
on*-hour anneal uhare auto-ionic nicrophotog= V)s rovealud, IndivAdual reeUls
Of'' tba U a on a back,=vni of t1is unoxdered f . ct c #, lattice itith c1car.,
defined iaerface bowidaries vhich coriespondend to ths aw"Rpticeig on fte
zueleating wobanizz of t3-wsfolvationo Microphotog-raphs of ths a=plo alloy
taken after th~-, al2oy hnd ba~.n qwnz~wd fro= +-ho single-php-so region arA
annealed for 1-500 houn at 6006a ohoicaci that little.chan"p for!tbe first
1-6 hours of anneoing. After 6-10 houra of amoaling tha photog:mplit-~ rovealed

USSR. UDC 546.74,,,r7.-62o 182.2
TAP
KEUMI KO, V. I..~ POPLWSKAYA,, E. E.2
and POI ,_P., Institute of the
Science of Metals and Physics-of Metals of the. ntral, Inctitute of Ferrous
YZ ireni 1. P. Ba---din
"Effect of Alloying Elements on Ordering. in Nickel-l-blybdentmi Alloys"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 33, No 6, Jun 72, PP 1,'-160-i266
Abstract: A study was mde of the effect of 2.09-2-39 at.% V on the ordering
e
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chani= in nickel alloys with -19 at.% ~Io 'and on the cha-lacter oi" the affect
Of 1-34 at.1, No. The res~fllts are analyzed on the basis oP hardri--ss evaluations,
ntgenograpIrtic inve s igat ions, and direct observation of -Whe atomic structures
f
of alloys by autoionization miecoscopy. IbeAntroduction o. V produced a strong
retardation of isothermic ti-ansf ormat ions, most strongly expressed at 8000C.
Alloying 'with V and Nh widens the doyrB-in of the (0~+Ni Mo) diagra-m of state
arature side, - the -terr-erature.
Anto the low-temm changinz Nij,140 trahlr-mation
ff~-potheses are zsuCgestted for a probable retardition -,rnchaniiiim of transformation
-processes. Four figures, eight bibliogivtphi6~ iefdrences.

USSR UDC 621.394.542.3
PELIMLATYY, H. I., POTAPOV,"Z. SKLYAROV
S. I., WWOV, V. N.
"Problems in the Reception and Transmission of Pseudo-Random PINI Signals"
svyaz', No 7, 1970, -38
Moscow, Elektro p 32
Abstract: This article deals with the following two problems In phase-
modulated information transmission: the possibility of reducing the ratio
of.the side levels of the correlation function to.the central lobe through
a tran sformation of the signal; finding a principle on which to construct
a new class of pseudo-random sequences with~good autocorrelation and inter-
correlation characteristics when the signal,transformatlon, is introduced.
To improve the ratio of the central lobe of the.correlation function to the
side lobe, a transformation in.which two parts of the same signal are multi-
plied is used. The transformation is made by breaking a sequence up into
two orthogonal components. The authors showhow their methods can be applied
to binary and quaternary sequences,

USSR UDC: 537.3.3-2.62
ffOnthe Problem of Methods of Describing the,Magnetic Hysteresis of Rigid
Superconductors"
V-sb. Pro-bl. sverkh-orovoLrashch. materialov~ (Problems of Superconducting
.-Materials-collection of works) , Moscow Nauka!',. 1970, pp 65-70 (from
-FiZh-Radiotekhnika, No 5, N -5D
May 71,,Abstract N a' 556)
tra'nslation: The author discusses se of vari-
problems associated with the u.
ous 'phwi,cal quantities for the characteristic of magnetic hysteresis of
-presented from a stu -the hysteresis
rigid superconductors. Some data are dy of
of sintered Nb-Sn alloys in the region of the:Nb3Sn composition at 4.21K.
QuantIties. which characterize hysteresis in cases of coolinla
of specimens
belov the critical temperature in a magnetielfield and without a.field are
determined and compared on the basis of.experimental data. k relationship
is established between the field and.energy quantities respectively deter
mined for these two cases. The strength of the first,critical field is
HkZl~z 200 oersteds, which was found by a method proposed by Prekul and
-Vollkenshteyn Inames transliterated from the Russian]. Thitt field strength
agrees vell with data found by using other methods. Four illustrations,
one table, bibliography of eight titles.

USSR UDC 537.312.62+669.293
POTAFOV. K. N.
"The Problem of Methods of Describing Magnetic Hysteresis of Solid Super-
conductors"
Problemy Sverkhprovodyashchikh Hateria-lov tProblems of Superconducting
Materials Collection of Works], Moscow, Nauka Press, 1970, pp 65-70
related'to tfte~use of-various physical
Translation: Problems-are discussed,
quantities to characterize the magnetic hysteresis of solid superconductors.
Results are presented from a study of theL hysteresis of sintered. Nb-Sn alloys
the region of the composition Nb-Sn at 14.2'K- Experimental data are used
M
3
to determine and compire quantities-, charactetizing the hysteresis iii cases of
00 ical temperature in. a:-magnetic field
aling of specimens to below the cTiti
and with no field. 711e. relationship of the cckrresponding field and energy
quantities determined for these two cases is demonstrated. The value of the
first critical field K 200 oe, found by the method sugg6stedby Prek-ul
kl
and V61 .1 kensht" agrees well with.kno%qn results- produced using other methods.
figures;.l table; 8 biblio. refs.

77777777.7-
SR UDC 550-831
All-Union
P011SHKOV, M. K. n, QSRIN, I. A. SEMUM14AN, G.: A.
S lentific, Research Institute of Geophyzical Ve t AR e1c 9
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"A Method of Frocessin6 Seismic Datall
M~scow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarr.*-je Znakl,
No-7,~Far.72, Author's Certificate No 329492j Division G, filed 25 Aug 69,
published 9 Teb .72, p 163
Translattion- 7hls Author's Certificate introduces: 1. A method,of pro-
ceasing seisvic data based on the effect of the change, in intensity of
seiamic recording vheu oluatic ascillations am registered.in media vith
Aes. As a distinguishing featuru~ of t, pat. jit,
different acoustic rigidit ho
the procedure is designed for improved precision.in locating boundaries
vh1ch separate media with different acoustic 'rigidities. Reproduced seismic
recordings obtained by some such means,as vertical seismic~profiling at eacl
poilit-of the investigated medium along the direction which intersects the
boundaries to be determined are integrated over & certain. time interval
after conversion to quadretic form, and the integral values are presented

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1-MA-1 OV, IL L. (E e. Ji. t 0 r)
Ekol6gicheskiye i Fiziologichesikiye Jkspekty Pereletov Ptits (Ecological and
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h _010gicz-1 Aspec~_s of Bird 1971, 244 pp
lation: 'able of Can
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PAYEVE "Atlas of B4rd Miigrations~According to Panding
Mata at Kurshskaya Spit (,Kurische Nehrung) 3
BLMCENITAL',~ T. I "Development of the Autumnal Migratory State
InTSome Mild Passerine Birds., Bioenergetic Aspects"
tUreS
LYULEYEVA, D. S., "Certain Typical Fea the Biology of
Swallows During the 'Migration Period" 183
DOVITIK, V. R., and GAVRILOV, V. M., "Caloric.Equivalent of Change
in the BodyL Weight of the Chaf finch (Fringiila coelebs) "'L 226
DOVNIK, V. R.'Land GAVRILOV, V. M. 'Energy Expended on Flight
in,Some Passerine Birds" 236
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UDC 621.375.9:535+535.34
~BONCH-BRUYEVICH, A. M., POTAPOV, S. Ye., KHMIN Ya.. I
,log tion at
t
a urating Absorp Wavelength. 1. 0 6 in Glass."
Leniugrad, Optika i Spektroskopiya, Val 28 No 1, Jail 70, pp 20 3-205
stract: It waj previously shoun by the a thors that the spike structure of
A
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laser radiation due to saturating absorption~in.neodymium-doped glass is found
only under the action of pumping radiation with ~ nz 450 nm. The present article
de~scribes experiments staged for the purpose of.ascertaini-ng whether the action
of this radiation results in population of high energy states of neodymium ions
from which further absorption at the generation.wavelengthis possible, or
whether saturating absorption is stimullated.by the shorL-wave sector of the
Ing spectrum in the glass matrix itself regardless of whether Nd3+ ions are
PUMP
present in it. It was found that satitratingabsorption occurs in the glass
regardless of the presence of the neodymium,dopant and is stimulated by rela-
short-wave pumping radiation. An estimate was made.of the parameters
characterizing the stimulated, saturating abg.orption In the glass. It is sug7
gested that the appearance of centers of saturating absorption is determined by
the properties of the glass matrix and is not-due,toAts activation by neodymium
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USSR UDC 624.073.042
POTAPOV,_V. D., Moscow Institute of Railroad Transportation Engineers
"Stability of Viscous-Elastic Plates With Microinhomogeneities"
Kiev, Prikladnaya mekhanika, No. 11, Nov,71, pp 65-69
Abstract: The stability of equilibrium,states in studying problems in the theory
of elasticity considering microinhomogeneities of the'material is discussed.
It is noted that although a theoretical solution to this problem generally in-
volves overcoming considerable mathematical difficulties, the Problem can be
Considerably simplified if the discussidin is limited to the sEmplest
tiolls concerning the mechanical properties and character of the inhomogeneities
of the material. In this article an approach is made toward obtaining the
probability characteristics of the critical parameters.of plates by using the
viscous-elastic,
spectral decomposition of statistically homogeneous fields. o-
constants. The viscous-elast4c constants;are considered as probability func-
tions of the coordinates of the middle plane, which arr-- represented in the form
of Fourier-Stielties integrals. Expressions are obtained for the first approxi-
mations of the critical parameter considering a small microinhomogeneity.
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USSR UDC 624.071.4+539.411
N". D. Mos cow
Ii t
Y of Viscous-Ilastic licterogoneotis Shell."
Zhurnal Prikladnoy Mekhanikj i Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, No 1, 1972, pp 109-113.
.:Abstract: A shell is studied, for which the viscous-elastic constants are
dom functions of the curved coordinates of the mean surface. The corre-
r
an
lation functions of the first approximations of bending and stress functions
are
produced, as well as the dispersion of critical time. The critical time
refers to the tiiae after which a shell. tinder compression und(!r conditions of
unlimited creep will I'snap" under an arbitTar)- load, The critical time de-
pends on inany factors, primarily the characteristics of the elastic and vis-
cous properties of the material, which are wi.dely,varied, boing random
~,functions of the CoordinatO5.

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USSR
POTAPOV, V. 1. and MIRENKOV, P. V.
"The Structural Complexityand Technical Realization of Formal Neurons
Using Magnetic Flux Switches"
Probl. Bioniki. Resp. Nfezhved. Temat. Nauch.-Tekhn. Sb. [Problems of
Bionics. Republic interdepartmental Thematic Scientific and Technical
Collection], 1973, No 10, pp 3-.15. (Tra-nslated from Referativilyy Zhurnal
Kibernetika, No 10, 1973, Abstract No IOV801)
Translation: Problems of the technical realization of multirunctional
and monofunctional formal neurons are discussed. The general structural
complexityof the following types of formal neurons is analyzed: with
-s and with
blocking fibers, with permitting fibers~ with combining fibei
conbinations of sDontancous and blocking fibers.1 11 Hiblio. Refs.
Author's view
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USSR UDC: 8.74
0v
POTAP V. I., DOTSENKO, M. F.
'ff6uron-Like.Elements in the Mode of Recovering Organs"
Probl.~.bioniki. Resp. mezhved. temat. nauch'.-tekhn. sb. (Proble'ms of
Bionics. Republic Interdepartmental Thematic Scientific and Technical
Collection), 1973, vvp- 10, pp 38-49 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 7, Jul
73,-.abstract No TV715 by the authors)
:Translation, Mathematical models are considered for three'types of
-neurron-like'eler-ents in the mode of regenerating organs. Expressions
'are derived for calculating the probability of.trouble-free operation of
redundant systems with nonadditive.,andladditive neuron-like.
regenerating
organs, and the effectiveness,of the.neuron-like elements is studied in
the:regenerating organ.mode. This enables selection of the~most effec-
tive structure and algorithm of adaptation,of:the~neuron-like regener-
ating-organ on the basis of a priori data as to the.most pr6bable situ-
ation in the,process of operation at .the inputs of the regnerating organ.
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USSR uDc 681.3-055
POTAPOV V. I.. KIREHICOV, P. V., VOPONKOVA, L. V. ,Oms k Polytechnical
ITMEF
"A Multi- functional- Threshold Element"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, PromyshlenMe Obraztsy, Tovarn3rye Znaki,
WO 10 Apr .72, Author's Certificate No 332575, Division H,, filed 13 Jul 70,
:PubUshed 14 Mar 72, p 225
Tr anclation:. This Author's Certificate introduces a multifunctional
..,.threshold element based on magnetic cores -with rectangular hysteresis
loo .-.- The element operates in accordance with the principle of current
T
distribution, and contains a unit for setting the threshold value, ind
also threshold cores carrying series- connecte d windings for recording the
weight-coefficients of variables and threshold windings. As a distinguish-
are extended by adding
ing,feature of the patent, the logic possib.L
units. for 'input of the code for weight coefficients of variables, and units
fok.~recording the weight coefficients on the threshold cores. The distri-
butioij idndings of the units for recording the weight coefficients on the
threshold cores and of the unit for settina the threshold value are con-
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USSR uDc: 8..74
MMCHYAN, S. 0., GAZIYAN, V. N., POTAPOV, V. I.
"Synthesis of Formal Neurons With, a b1inimum Number of Fibers by the blethod
-Of.Thieshold DiagramSelection"
Probl. bioniki. Resp. mezhved. temat. nauch.-tekhn. sb. (Problems of
Bionics. Republic Interdepartmental Thematic~Sdientificand Technical
Co:.Lle-cti- on),~1971, VYP- 7, pp 3-8 (from RZh~I-Kibern etika, No 4, Apr 72,
Abstract No Woo)
Translation: Algorithms for comstruction of a minimizing threshold diagram
-are presented for synthesis of formal. neurons with interacting fibers of
the "inhibit", "enable'.' and 11union"_ types. Authors I abstract.

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BcL~mkls estimates [43 is 20-80 kilobits. The digit capacity
of an accumulator register in t to 4 kilobits.
IMI~Iin tiva. Fen t:ure= in~ the Conntcuction of Cylindrical
;.ti~ m. in zinirt RejiicteEj
_.1n, magnetic- dowain,-reg !.Tteri, magnat1c
core shift re4isters [5 3 " the7 transfer, of iinf*rmatlon from one
digit cell to ~ neighboring one Is not accompanied by a trans-
formation of the physical nature,ai the transmitted signal.
The movement of amains taker place in a hatmogencous m, c
ir A d agneLl
raedlln .3nd, in accordance with tbe.."diagram" of the advancing
-circul.tt composedof massive ferromagnetit and/or conducting
elv".nts and arranjed ontho.sukface of e~arystal. , The pr--
sen,:4- of only fasslYe. elements In the advancing ci-rcuit leads
in practice to a zharp r*duction of tho num-l-er of contact con-
ntctlohs and leads, the. number of. which, as a rule, does not
depekid.".on thoi dir)it capddity.'of the re-glators. , For example,
in the circuit of the dornain memory,device, of tKe Bell Tele-
phonC Company, with a total capacity of 3648- bits, there is
a need for only six leads for the data input and. readout de-
Vices C21.
Thus the absence of a need to transform Oie physical
n6tur~ of transmitted 31gnaln,.side by side with a greatly
37

A
cc
Nn Ref. Code: UR 0056
ffM38048
PRIMY SOURCE: Zhurnal Eksperimental'noy i Teoreticheskoy
Fiziki, 1970, Vol 58 Nr 1, PP 40
ASYMPTOTIC BEHAVIOA 0F'rRt;CHARGF-!EXMANG'E'"*
CROSS.SEMON
Bro skiy, A. M.; P~~~-~ Tolmachey, V. V.
The asymptotir, behavior of terms of the i Wiration expansioix of the transition ampli-
W6 for reaction (!a) is studled for the eitieme case of high -relative velocities of the
colliding particles. Asymptotic expressions are obtained for t1io total and differential
cross sections. Some features which the Born approximation I)Wsessoq when applied to
rearrangement problems mv notA
L
Z

IT
USSR UD,:: 621.315.592
YAREMBITKO N. G. I E_OTAXQV.&_V. T., and IVLBVAj V. S., Institute of
of Radio Engineering and Electronicsi Moscow
"Electrical Conductivity and Hall Effect in Strongly Compensated
n-InSb.at low Temperatures"
leningrad, Fizika i tekhnika pola rovodnikov, No 7, 1972, pp
_P
1238-1247
Abstract: Considering that detailed investigations of the effect
of strong compensation on galvanomagnetic effects in n-InSb at
low temperatures are lacking in the literature, the authors de-
scribe experiments they performed to determine the characterist-
ics of this material. They measured the Hall effect and the con-
ductivity in pure and germanium-contaminated n-InSb.manocrystals
at temperatures of 4.5 to,500 K in the d-c mode * They used the
compensation method at currents through the suecimen. -v.,hich did
not heat the crystal lattice, measuring the Hall effect in a u-eak
magnetic. field of 230 oersteds. A table of the sgecimen para-
meters, measured at 300 K instead of the usual 77 K, is eiven
to ether with curves of the n-InSb Hall constant and conductivity
2 2

SP,
YARETNIMO, N. G., et al, ;Fizika itekhnika pplj~provodnikov, No 7,
1972,,pp 1238-1247
as functions of the temperature. Curves are also given for the
Hall constant and the conductivity as functions of the lattice
temperature. It is noted that in the absence of a theory of the
Hall effect under conditions of current pinching, it may be as-
sumed,that the expression for the effect is no longer valid under
those conditions. Appreciation is expressed to S. G. 'Kalashnikov
and,Yu. V.,Gulyayev for their interest in the work, to V. I. Tri-
fonov, I..I. Chusov, and.V. M.~Afinogenov for their comments, and
to G. A. Mushletsova for her assistance.with the measuxements.
2/2,

~USSR UDC 621.376.223.029.65/.66
LISTVIN, V. N. , and j2TA%q."V. T.
"A Semiconductor Modulator of the Millimeter and Submillimeter Bands"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i Elektronika, Vol 16, No 7, Jul 719 pp 1222-1224
Abstract: The paper presents the'results of an experimental study of a semi-
conductor modulator based on N-type indium, antimonide at 4.2*K in the milli-
meter and submillimeter bands (0.8-8.0 mm). In compensated specimens of
N-type InSb at 4.2*K, the impurity band can be separated:from the conduction
band. Then application of an electric field to the specimenleads to impact
ionization of the impurity levels and an increase in the,number of electrons
in the conduction band, as well as. changing the mobility of the electrons. At
the aame time, there is a change in,the electrical conductivity of the speci-
men and the coefficient of absorption of the emission. This is the effect on
which.the. proposed emission modulator is based. Relationships are found for
the coefficient of modulation. as a function of the amplitude ofthe modulating
voltage aad the emission wavelength. Tile modulator may be used in radiometers
for the submillimeter band. The authors thank V. V. Rudalov for assistance in
conducting the experiment, and V. V. Migulin and V. 1. Trifonov for discussing
-the results.
in

Acc. Nr* AP0029426-- Ref Code: UR 0297
PRIM SOURCE: Antibiotiki, 1970, Vol 15, Wr 21, pp~ 3 3
1ARY
DEVELOPMENT OF MULTIPLE DRUG RESISTANCE IN BACTFRIA REPFATEDLY
TREATED W IT14 TETRACYCLINE
M. F. Kharzina, V. V. Polapw, A. A. Terekhozy
N. F. Gamaleya Institiate for EpidemiologZ and: Microbiology, Audemy of Medical
'iesences o1 the USSR, Moscow
On passages to mi2dia containing incrnsin concentrations of teiracycline the straMs
of F'~ coli acyired higher resistance, levels to fetrac~tclfiie and'at t1w same. time became
resisiant to, c1loramphenicol, s(reptomycin. penicillin.. Other properties, such as re utre-
ments in growth factors, morphology- multiplication rate also chantred in, most 01 the
polyresistant mutants studied. It is supposed that durease in. sensitivity to other drugs
in tetracycline resistant mutants was associated w:ith impaired transport of substances
-inside the cell.
REEL/FRAME
a 11 1 1-
Will'!
-F-EM ffmm~

USSR UDC 536.24:537.312,51
ZHULEV, Yu. G., POTAPOV, Yu. F.
."Radiating Sstem for Cooling of Near-Spherical or Near-Polyhedron Bodies"
Moscow
Teplofizika Vysokikh Temperatur, Vol. 9, No. 2, Mar-Apr, 71, p. 360-365.
Abstract: The problem of calculating the heat transfer capacity and optimi2ation
of conical radiating elements located on the surface of a spherical cooled body
and expanding radially into space is,solved. The problemis solved for the case
when the radius of the sphere being cooled is such that the bases of neighboring
cones contact each other at the surface of the sphereland the points of inter-
section of their axes with the surfamof the sphere are-the points of a right
Polyhedron inscribed in the sphere. It is assumed that the surface of the body
being cooled is not great in comparison to the,surface of the radiating cones,
thatthe-temperature in the cross.section of a cone,wall is constant, that the
surfaces of.the cones are grey diffusezadiators.

77
Devices~
USSR uDc: 621.391.8:. .
LESNICMKO, P. S., NISHCHEV, P. A., POTAPOIV, Ye. P. , KAIMP110Y, 0. G. ,
DMPALOV, B.-D.
"A Device forSearch of a Noise-Like Signallf
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, pron7shlennyye obraztsy3 tovarnyye znaki,
No 5, Feb 71j Author's Certificate No 293304, Division H, filed 11 Aug 69,
published 15 Jan 71, p 180
Translation: This Author s Certificate introduces a device for search of
a noise-like signal with respect to time delay in correction of a pseudo-
random, sequence oscillator with- correlation. detection indicator -:Lnd search
interval scan. As a distinguishing feature of the patent, sea:.rch is accel-
erated by connecting the counters for reference signals and measurement of
the-tim of accumulation of radio pulses to a coincidence, circixLt whose
output is connected to an integrator, to a.zero-reset ciierdt,.and to the
input of the.stage for feeding in correction of theintegration time and
the pulse elimination circuit. The output, of the r)ulse e-i2mination circui`
is connected to the pseudorandom signal oscillattor. A ca~dence pulse gene-
rator is connected directly to the elimination circuit, and also to a slave
counter through a diode which is connected to the threshold device of the
detection indicator.

USSR uDc 621.:394.622.2(086.8)
SIROBABA, Ya..Ya., FOTAPqII, Ye. P., PERLYA, Ya. Z., BURTSEV, B. V.
"A Device for Cadence Synchronization"
USSR Author's Certificate No 258368 Filed 7 Feb 68, Published 24 Apr 70 (from
RZh
-Radiotekhnika No 10, Oct 70, Abstract No IOD96 Pj
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for cadence synchroni-
z
ion o*' radio line receivers with noise-like phase-keyed signals. The unit con-
at
tains a pseudorandom sequence discriminator and a controlled oscillator. To increase
resistance to noise interferences and eliminate ambiguities, the uontrolled oscil-
lator is connected through a frequency divider: to a phase shifter, modu-1e, the output
'of the discriminator also being connected to this module through a filter and an
integrator. The output,of the phase sWter dodule le.,~connepted to a pulse shaper
Uh ch i sconnected to a pseudorandom o e ator. Rei;=6.
quence~,gener

USSR. UDC 621.791.75.754-01:533.5
SHIGANOV, X. V., Doctor of Technical Sciences, AP D Engineer,
BARESKOV, N. A.p Candidate of Technical.Sciencea, and MAZOK, V. X., Engineer
"Some Features of Vacuum-Arc Welding With a Hollow Cathode"
Moscow, Svarochnoye Proizvodstvo,,No 9, 1973p pp 17-19
Abstract: Results from a study of the main.electrical characteristics of are
discharge during vacuum-arc welding with a hollow cathode and with supply of
a stabilizing gas, are presented along with the specifies of tthe process and
properties of the produced ueld Joints. :Lanthanum-plated tungsten tubes, 4- Mm
in,outaide diameter and 2 mm inside diameter, were used as electrodes. Stain-
less steel lKh18Nl(rT and titanium alloy VT6 were used as the two materials
welded (steel-steel and titanium-titanium). It was established,that the
process of.vacuum-arc welding with inleakage of a plasma-forming gas into the
arc Izone was stable over a large range of welding rates (from 2 to 100 m/hr).
Vith a welding rate of 40 m/hr the coefficient of seam shape changes (the ratio
Of seam width to-height Is decreased). it was concluded that when welding
with a hollow cathode the chnnge in are length of 60-70 mm does not change its
voltage. A stable arch discharge can be guaranteed here with avery insignifi-
cant consumption of plasma-forming gas (0.1412 1/hr), which makes it possible
to produce stable melting upon significant fluctuations of the arc gap.
1/2

~~ -,.% 7 ~ :7, _-~, ~ -I ~-' 7 TJT- -. - - -- -T , 1, - 1H . . 'A
~. ~ ! ! .1 1;'. LIO -.1:,4 "Hi6i" 1n
1-1-1-4- ~61fll
1 11 if i 1; ;: I . ! I I il I

USSR UDC 621.791
GEYNISH, Z. V., KALININ, B. F., DEPNISOV, A. V., Engineers,
and POTAP'YEVSKIY9 A. G., Candidate of Technical Sciences
"The Use of Expendable-Electrode Argon Pulsed-Arc Welding for the Fabrication
of Chemical Equipment"
Moscow, Khimicheskoye i Neftyanoye Mashinostroyeniye, No:10, Oct 72, p 24
Abstract: VNTIIPTkhimnefteapparatury (All-Union Scientific Research, Planning
and Technological Institute of Chemical and Petroleum Equipment] has developed
a...technique for the cons umable-electrode argon pulsed-arc welding of stainless-
steel angle, T and lap joints for the fabrication of partF, and components for
column-type apparatuses (trays, spouts, boxes etc.) . The use of pulsed-arc
welding makes it possible to raise labor productivity, improve product quality
and appearance, and reduce product deformation. Pulsed-xrc welding with
06Khl9N9T and 07Kh25N13 wires assures high mechanical weld-joint properties.
Such joints are not susceptible.to cracking or intercrystalline corrosion.
U
The weld seams have the sual austenitic-ferritic structure. The technique
makes it possible to weld not only austenitic steels, but also semiferritic
steels, for example OKhl3. The developed welding technique has been. introduced

I-
i.- ~
NTMEE-, -m! I . I .. I . . . .
I

L12 034 UNCLASSIFtE PROCESSING IDATE-30OCT70
TITLE-COMPARATIVE EFFECTS OF HIGH ENERGY~PADLATIQN QF~A 25-MEV BETATRON
..-AND PRIIJE60 CO CN THE FUNCTIONAL STATE.ut cERTAIN:GLANDS OF INTERNAL
AUTHOR-(03)-PEGELt V.A.t DOKSHINAv G.A.t.POTAPOVAt A*'',.
COUNTRY 0 F INFO-USSR
QURCE---!-RACI0BIOLOGIYA; 10: 49-53 IJAN-FEB:1970)
"TE ~PUBLISHED--70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
OPIC TAGS-BETATRCN#-BREMSSTRAHLUNGPI GAMMA RAOIATION9 COBALT ISOTOPE,
:RADIATION BIOLOGIC EFFECT, RADIATION DOSAGEr EPINEPHRINEv INSULINt
',-tORTlCOSTEROID*.LIVER FUNCTIONY GLYCOGEW-
CENTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT-CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME-3001/1845 STEP,NC)--UR/0205/70/OtO/000/0049/0053
CIAC ACCESSICN NO-AP0127255

'034 UNCLASS~ik, b"!
PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0127255
A.BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O-. ABSTRACT. RESULTS OF IRRADIArION OF RATS
-ITH'A 25 MEV BETATRON AND WITH PRIME60 CO AT AN EQUIVALENT DOSE OF 1000
W
~_RAD ARE PRESENTED FOR THE CHANGE IN THE CONTENT OF AORENALINE LIKE
-SUBSTANCES IN THE BLOOD AND U&INE, 11 HYDROXYCORTICOSTEROIDS, INSULIN
ACTIVITY OF THE PLASMAt AND-17-tHYDROXYCORTICOSTERDIDS OF THE URINEt
AS THE LIVER SUGAR.AND GLYCOGEN.,-DATA ON THE HIGH RBE FOR
BREMSSTRAHLUNG WERE OBTAINED. 1THE HORElSIGNIFICANT EFFECT
-..ACCELERATOR, I RRADLATED ~ANJMALS & AHRIBUTED TO THE
S
LARGER_~7:ABSO R 0 ED- - DOS E , CR EAT ED IN THEARGAWAND TISSUES.
--`F4CILITY:_ TOMSK UNIV USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED------

-0:12
PROCESSINS DATE--020CT70
J"ITLE THE i N I Q U EOF t'~ESEAI-
%CHI NG: METAL EXTRACT Irl, S RAY E DEPE' DENCE "N
PHASE: -DIVISIUN SURFACES ~-U-
~'AUTVWR-,(03)-KLETENlK, YU.b., NAV R, OT S < AY A'v V.A., POTAPIOVA, A.[.
MEW
UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
URCE-11VESTIYA SIBIRSKnGO GTOELENIYA AKAOEMII NAUK SSSPI NO 4i SERIYA
'-_.-.~~KHIMICHESKIKH NAUK, 1970, NP Zi P P, 13-18
ATE ~lPU6L_I-ShED---- -70
UBJECT"AREAS-MATERIALS
~IUPIC TAGS-EXTRACTIVE METALLURGY, INDIUNft, lRON, PHOSPHORIC ACID
C3NTPQL tW`%Kf.%G-_NG RESTRICTIONS
.;~MCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIE0
WkFL/~RAMC-11993/0564 STEP
c I.p cAC(kSSIQN'*NO--AP0I13455
UNCLASSIF _D

-02orT70
2 f 2 UNCLASSIFIE PRO'CFSSING DATF
'.CIRC ACCE-SSIJN NO--AP0113455
.A -0 TECHNIQUE FOR THE
-BSTRACT/E,XTRACT--(U) GP -- ABSTRACT. THF EXPERIMENTAL
-T I OIN RATE DEPE-JiNDENCE
-ITATIVE RESEARCH OF METAL EXTRAG ~JN Tri E
-A~UANT
SPECII-IC, PHASE~ 01VISION SURFACE IN SYSTEMS WITH SLOW LSTABLISHMENT ')F
~'..":..EXTPACTION EQUILIBRIUM 15 SUGGESTCO. THIS.TEGHNIQUIE. IS~BASED ON
AErlPROCATI.NG.MIXER UTILISATION HAVING EXTENSIVELY VARIAt3LF AND
:SUFFICIENTU STABLE MIXING RATE. PHASE DIVISION SPECIFIC SURFACE IS
,~....-'.MEASURED LM MEANS OF LIGHT TRANSMISSION. THE SLOW STAGG OF IRON AND
INDIUM EXTRACTION PROCESSES WITH THE HELP OF DIALKYL PHGSPric)RIC ACIDS IS
STATED TO HAVE A HETEROGENOUS NATURE. * CONS IDERATJONS WERE MADE OF TWO
OF. EXTRACTION RATE DEPENDENCE ON SPECIFIC PHASE DlVISI0\.j SURFACE,
'CORRESPONDI,-NG TO TWO ESSENTIALLY DIFFERENT. TYPES OF SLOW PROCESS STAGE,
~..-.--.---~HOMOGENOUS AND HETEROGENOUS ONES.' ~~FACILITY: INSTITUT FIZIKO
Ek
'.....,r-'e~KHIMICHESKIKR OSNOV PERERABOTKI MINERAL4NOGO, SYRlYAf NOVDS181. SK.

PROCES,~j DiATE-13NOV70
UINCL A~ S I F I C
IMARY
TITLE-4~SYATHESIS OF ETHEK'S OF PAIMARY AC ;ET Y L'r_'.*.i i C A L C 0 H 0 1. s J k
V- I N L -ALI, r- ~> :~t I U~,L !-.U- - A I-U I-Alk U'l I
LJ I F

USSR VDC 616.24-003.668.4-092.9-07:616-008-927.2-074
FOTAPOVA. 1 IN in-stitute of Labor Hygiene and Occupational Diseases, Academy of
Tences USSR, lioscow
"Iron Metabolism in Experimental Berylliosis"
Moscow, Gigiyena Truda i Professionallnyyo.Zabolovaniya, 11o 10, Oct 70, PP 57-59
Abstract: Fine beryllium oxide dust is phjsiolor
gical saline (O.Z, 1, and 5 mg)
was adm-inistored intracrachealJy to white rats. Early shifts (up to 3 months)
produced by the toxic and allergic effects of the dust included markedly in-
creased vascular permeability, heniolysis, and disintegration of many eosinophilic
polynuclear cells, resulting in the accumulation of hemosiderin in the lung tis-
sues. The later stages of the disease were~characterizedlby pronounced sclero-
tic changes in the lungs with signs of destruction of the parenchyma, shrinkage
of the capill.-ary bed, stasis, and increased~deposits of hemosiderin. There were
also large accurntulations of dying macrophag6s with iron-containing pigment and
viable -Wlagoc~tes with berylliun-protain complexes in the:13roto lasm. However,
P
little hamosid-orin acctmulated In the hifurcation.14wh nodes. -The iron-containIng
Pigmeat deposited in the lungs during beryiiiosis is tbought to play a role In the
Process'af Collagen formation.

USSR UDC: 621-523.8
NOVOSELOV, B. V., GOROEHOV, Yu. S., WA&ML 20D.
;A Computer Device"
Moscow, Ortkrytiya, Izobreteniva, Promyshlennyye Obr&ztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 32, Nov 71, AWthor's Certificate No 318959, Division G, filed 7 Feb 70,
published 28 Oct 71
Translation. This Author's Certificate introduces a computer device which
contains three paralle-l-connected narrow-band filters, each consisting of
two, integrators, a multiplier, and a scaling element. :As a:distinguishing
feature of the patent, in order to det6ilni
f ne the reson-ance frequency aund
the. attenuation parm-zeter of irregular signals, AU-be se.~alinr, element is
placed at the J -wet of the filters, and: the multipliei, is incorporated
into each filter with its input connected to the outpil.L of pre integralor,
while the multiplier mil~-Put is connected to the irsputs of the other ih-Le-
grater. Connected to the output of each narr~ll.-band filter is a series
circuit made up of a squarer and an averaging de-trice. in addition, the
comDuter device contain two adders, a divider, a maln multiplier, a square
1/2

NOVOSFlrOV. B. V. et al. Soviet Patent' ~o 318959
root.extractorand an integrator, which
are connected in Fuch a way that
the outputs of the averaging devices in the filters for the side freauencies
are joined to the inputs of one,adder whose output is, connected to the
input of the integrator. The.integrat6r. is connecte(I through the square
root extractor to the multipLiers in the narrow-band fi
vhile the
output of the averaging device in the filter on the main frequency is con-
nected to an input of the other adder. A second input of this adder is
connected to the first input of the divider. The second input of the
divider is connected to the output.of the averaging device in the filter
on the main frequency. The divi,der output is connected to one input of
the main multiplier, and the other multiplier input is connected to the
Integrator output.
42

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
.2/2 020
:_~CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0129096
ABSTRACT. THE INCIDENCE HAS BEEN STUDIED OF
-ASSOCIATED AND PARALLEL DISEASES IN 1806.GASTROENTEROLOGICAL PATIENTS*
.AS. SINGLE DISEASES DIGESTIVE.P,ATHOLOGY,blADE UP 31.3PERCENT, IN
23.3PERCENT ONE GASTROENTEROLOGICAL DISEASE WAS AS$OCIATED WITH ANOTHER,
IN 26.7PERCENT IT WAS ASSOCIATED WITH NQNGASTROENfERULOGICAL PATHOLOGY
AND.18.7PERCENT ASSOCIATED CISEASES OVTHE DIGESTIYE ORGANS WERE
ASSOCIATED WITH DISEASES OF OTHER ORGANS AND SYSTEMS. THE INCIDENCE OF
ASSOCIATED PATHOLOGY INCREASED WITH AGE."AND WAS MORE MARKED IN FEMALES
THAN-IN MALES. THE DIFFICULTIES:AND PROBLEMS OF DIAGNOSIS AND
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF SUCH ASSOCIATEDPISEASES:ARE ANALYSED AND
DISCUSSED. THE PROBLEMS OF TREATMENTtl:CHOICE OF SURGICAL TACTICS OR
-ZONSERVATIVE THERAPY ARE DISCUSSED AS'WELL. ~'FACILITY: INSTITUTA
",ll.,:'. EKS PER I'MENTAL NOY_ 1. KLINICHESKOY_': MEDITSINY, MZ :ESTSSRP TALLINSKAYA
~KHARIYUMYAE.
BOLIN11SA,

1/2 014 PROCESS LNG -DATE--040EC70
UNCLASSI FIEO,
_~.'.-TITLE--DETERMINATION OF RESIDUAL AMOUNTS OF DOT IN MILK -Ll-
A,UTHOR-f04)-YERMAKOVAr P.N*j OLSHANOVAr K..M.r FEKLISOVA, L.S., POTAPOVA,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
S OURC E'-- I Z V. ZAVED*v PISHCH~. TEKHNOL, (0701 Mr 221-2
VYSSH. UCHEB,
DATE, PUBLISHED ------- 70
e.-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCLENCES
OPIC: TAGS--DDT INSECTICIDEl FQDD,CONTAMINAT.tONo:PRoC:ESSEi) ANIMAL PRODUCT,
-CHROMArOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS, THIN LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY1
'CONTROL M4RKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:::PP,OXY,REEL/FRAj4E--3008/0160 STEP NQ'--UR/0322170'/OOOfQO210221/0222
1,3--AT0137304
r, IR ACCESSION N

.." i, f":. " *1 ~ - ~
3 March '-S~2
THE NOIDEALTZING EFFECT OF VECATIVC WMMu:,-MNS
COMINED 1:1TH HYPOTO'SIA Or, 'HYP-FR TLNS,1Vr DIS11-1ZL
fgrticlu by H.U potapolut* Lenizigrad, Truly,
16 gff7M~13 I 6t2jGX, R%133f-an,
iighed t praza25 Karcli_4972, pp ZB-ak7,
The search for iaff~otlvo meana of prophylaalt,
of disturbances or U2a cardisto rayth= Is one of Ui- tro3z
portant problems of cont~v=porary physiology- tuid bllailca~ pr~,.C-
tica.. Tho-founder of =0 sttz?ly of the physlolug~--ull
pou%iQ eZVuct of nir Iona on the -Iu=aa and an",ul
L.L.,Vasillyav 1260).
Sinua bradyc6rdiulo obtarred durinG n ourotien
U'S ,
auring tho inoreace of Intere- I&I.P.Gasure, noph~
,:- an
ardiie the'ru., :T-,~*
infurot., -rhoumatid innsattona-ancL-ot
740 WOV43 &3i0CiiWd- 7K-*%h A
stvdy of the ar:oct, of negaLtLvo,,Dydroaerioa:Lzatioti c.,.
cardia. Exi3ting,workm on tble problem indicato only =e )F~1-
50tonia affect an tho *rj;m1= of negative atr ioaz aal z-yAra-
ac.-ions (==uraand coauthors, .1939t; Aalzyko7a, 1951.- V a;$ i I
1953; rokhotina - I 1-n, 1259; Porunov, lt;t~c; :)Lll=~:v
Pie eA5
1963;, Yafrozu,ahkin, 1903; Po~spovi, 1V63, 1968 and
',kiuso dnd othar authors (Lap6'Lh1a*, 1968; Vayll and lv~:~-,J,
%una th t the sympathlcotropblo afroot.10
In pc-,itive ions.
ro r~: Izvolvus a atu-Ay of the offutt Of na-~.*--t.! 1~~4
tive hydrouorionization for tbu roll".
erttricl"I nU63
of bradyeardila, acmbizod with hypotonn ot~
$Iva dljoasea I azd 11 stagua.
We ox=~.ned,20 p. -,cni rangl-,xg In a~o from 3Z rz) -14
axF. rhoy "l had d1nvarbazmes of the slnuL~ rhyuiz- !.,, ~-,
Nost dit~,Iayt~d a decreased vascular tocus"'l, j~
10 tonia) &nd som,* surfor4d from tLypartensive disoucis.
a, . I - 11 - US$R A~

ros,)ivoc~ a ionu Cc~~ .,,.,o-
pon4ing to the functional state vkllch vcio
of oardlo-vaaoulmr tests and also trucard-lography.
We registered changes or tha aloe troaardlogrxv% 5.-n V ~b -
duotions bofor6 tLnd after the Ionizatiun oession. Tho
pressure roadInge wars r-iotjiminid by aL tomohioter On L,01-~~ -m1*11"I.
One group of eymm'uonn received tw1oo daily )f
I 'en
'r.halation or ri~tu-fjl a,), 21ydruc,~~rio:llnu-
!'Lll "N:myy Af;.)rk:' '4000-dintr to th,.% runoticnal
trat!:,a of llt~:b Iona 14,000-20,030 por oubla 0 an
dura-.Ion of t1vj LAQuslon .=az 10-;50 7ho firat j-ez~!jTcn
we.-5 bvtrmn attar a 3-dvj:r stay at ta razort. rc-
r-~tt,'_-ingn, blood pr-3=,ro 6rd rulz,s ratj
four tirloa for each 0.%azinesi a Is t ex&mIrm tion in U~ prl
of acallmativition; tbo 2nd on the Ist-;5rd day of
Ions; the 3re, on. the day and the W)*,, on. 'Lha
CtA7Lj 11,110 bleAr"I Prta=Uro and Pulao rat~k lz"Jiuez ~'ov
In v poriod of adaptatlon were oractically the ow-:,j t.- t!v,t-!
tr"kan Qn tho lut-3x-d dvy o.- stay, i.o., before t1i., Clr3t 1,ml:.-
tioz suszlon.
1ho )thej_,* L:rou-,) of e:zrumlrieva, under tho condltlurl.~ ol-
LorAn.r;:.A. In. onn 4es.,Ion, daily, Lydroan-'~)r:1zA...r
-om tto
f
r f. !-,Ikulina dcLU&n lortzor t Ion concem;vati, c. q i I
&DO,CjW-460,00D ipns.porcuble oentl=otod, Ula, lon&Wk 0. Qi"*
zr-~zlon war, -1-0 rtnutoa and the distance frc= the nozzle waa~
40-aO conLUneleru.
X=odyr,=-Io Ln4lcoa obtained from the t--orApy are pro-
nert*d in Table I aad 2.
The very first -aasion, of both nutur&l and
InQrCEL%0dv1,.o her-rt ru',e %4-12
boatz a ulm~tq) '.a,, no=0.iee-i tha ainus rhychm.
of lazlzatlo;~' .1tord-cni; to datt, ~Nh 1% a
*.tblo oftm-erfc,~ thtt end of thorapy, tlio pul 13 ra
~ 3 zy 'Z2 pore, _,,t; from 66.60 to 67.33 boatz por
mlmvto). i~lhntlotioal rolisbilltj o.' the data obtr_!nW! 'WrAZ
pc-rct:nt.
can be r,.or.31i~,3red to be a pos-1 L."
;f 1~hG 4r-pathutic olc:;ont o: the zarvouo z,-zto:~: 'Lnl;~:l
t~ftu wo;,k of the pac4mzaar.
I zs-mctr~, , nbuo~,ve,! axoag
doc-ease_~j tift,,j, . 3oazllon a' natural icalzu n
lt=imm bla~*Ad pc~3t;..uro before the ao3alan In the lovt
artery Ia 146 m mer.;url column, In the ripht -- I~A rvm m,ir,%ur,.r
colu=. B7 the end of the se3sioa, It dearaaaad by 23.5 ~_v-.'_L~',t

USSR UDC [621.357:621.79.027]:669.295
SHIMMEVS V. A., SIRAZH, YU. A.* POTAPOVA: N.,I.
"Electrochemical Dimensional Machining o
of ~Titanium A116
Vsb. Novoye v e lektrof i z.ielektrolhim.' obrabo0ce na~erialov (What's New in
Electrophysical and Electrochemical Treatment of Materials -- collection of
'bimiya,
works), Leningrad, liashipostroyeniya Press', i972,:pp (from RZh-K
No.12, Jun 72, Abstract No 12L304Y
Transla-tiou: A studv was made to selectIthe electrolyjte composition and the
conditions of electrochemical dimensional vachinirg for a largr~, group of Ti-
alloys at Icr.4 voltage and low te-aperature,permitting high quality machined sur-
faces. of the parts to be obtained. Six optiruil electrolyte compositions are
presented. One of them recommended for electrachemical.machining of all the
investigated alloys has the. follcruing composition (in 7. by weight) IUT0 4.89
3
-1.250 NaGI 4.8, Na SO 0.45, the reatt
KBr
2 4
19

2/2 009 tINCLASSIFIEU7 PAOCESSING DATE--30UCT70
,,~CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0124452
APSTRACT/-EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. FROM STUDIES ON THE DEGREE OF
IQ HR AT
SULFCNATION OF PHBR BY 50-94PERCENT H SU8Z SO SUa4 IN
50-200DEGREES, THE MAX. ACID CONGNS. FOR 1PERCENT DR LL-SS SULFoNATION
ARE: 89.5PERCENT AT 50DEGREES#~8OPERCENT AT LOOOE.GREES, 73PERCENT AT
150CEGRLES, AND 61.5PERCENT AT 200DEGREES. STUDIES OF THE PERCENT
HYDROLYSIS IN 10 HR OF O-BROMOBENZENESULFONIC ACID AT 109-47DEGREES IN
-~.,76.3-70.4PERCENT H SUB2 SO SU841 OF P-ORGMOBENZENBULFONIC ACID AT
121-65DEGREES IN 74.9-66.6 PERCENT H SUB2 SO SUB4,-AND OF
M-BROMOBENZENESULFONIC ACID-AT 16D-200DEGRHS:.IN 67.6-57.9PERCENT H SUB2
SO SU84P:INDICATE THAT HYDROLYSIS OF THE,ORTHO,ISOl.4ER 15 INITIATED IN
73a3PERCENT H SU82 SO SU84 AT 128o,50EGREESo OF THE~~PARAISOMER
144-.5DEGREES, IN.70.8PERCfiNT H SUB2,50 SU84j,AND OF THE META IS014ER AT
182DEGREES IN ~62PERGENT H SU82 SDI: SU84;lb FACUITY~ IVANOV.
~~KHIN "TEKHNOL. INST.9 IVANOVOv USSR..
UNCLASSIFIED

'JAE'll H ' !
V2 ~015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC, ACCESSICN NO-AT0124383
-''A.BSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN THE ACCEPTED THEORY IT. ALFREY
ET- AL*- 19451 OF PHCH:CH SUB2 (1) COPOLYMN.' WITH MA,LEIC ANHYDRIDE (11)
~THE :CGNST COPOLYMER. COMPN. (SI MILAR TO 14 1 1-11 J AND THE SEQUENTIAL
ORDERING LF-ALTERNATIVE I-11 UNITS OBTAIND.-WITH DIFFERENT STARTING
.-,.MONOMER:MIXTS. IS EXPLAINED BY THE INA&ILITY OF I TO REACT WITH THE
COPOLYMER CCNTG. 1 END GROUP. THIS Sl CONTRARY TOTHE EXPTL* EVIDENCE
OBTAINED IN I HOMOPOLYMNS. ON THE BASIS -OF THE EXPTL. A~4D LITERATURE
;k ANEW COPOLYMN. MODEL- IS.,PROPOSED FOR THE., 1-11: AND - I-. I I-H SUB2
C:CHOAC.(III) SYSTEMS: THE COPOLYMER CAN REACT.ONLY WITH THE POLAR FREE
---RADICAL.COMPLEXES* SUCH AS IV OR Vt AND! NOT.WITH THE MONOMERS. THE
-CALORIMETRY SHOWED THAT IV OR-,V.ARE FORRED IMMEDtAT;ELY WHEN 11 IS
DISOLVED IN I OR 111. FACILLTYV~:_INST. KHIM4 FIZ., MOSCOW, USSR.
---UNCLASSIF-lE0

L/Z 022 wqu, Stl OiEb PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
--WATERPROOF ING OF MATERIALS: -tJ-~-~-.
_T ITLE
U HOR-f ZURABYANt
A
T 05)-SHANTAPOVICHt P.S., LARIONOVAt, V. D. v POTAPOVAI T*P.v
K.M.,# MATETSKENEt N.Io
yeo
OF INFO--USSR
f
~S_OURCE-U.,S.S.R. 2651-063
,~Pp
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DAT E !PUBL ISHED--09MAR 70
BJECT AREAS-.MATERIALSt CHEMISTRY
T~UPIC TAGS-WATER PROOFING, CHEMICAL PATENT,. LEATHERI ALkALI METAL, GLYCOL,
ANHYDRIDE
COPOLYMERv STYRENEv-~MALEIC
'CC
Pffk OL 7MARKING-Ng RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~PRQXY 'REEL /FRAME---" 007/11 753 ST[ TO/000/300/000010000
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USSR UDC 620.171.3-531.781.2.087-92.62-974
LESHCHWO, V. M., DOZLOV, 1. A., NOVIKOV, N. V., POTAFOVA, V. F., SENIN, A. M.
and GORODYSKIY, N. I. Institute of Strength Problems, Ukrainian SSR Academy
of Sciences (Kiev, Kaliningrad, Moskovskaya oblast)
"Investigation of the Work Capability of Series-Produced Tensoresistors Under
Temperature Conditions to -2690CII
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 11, Nov 73, 'PP 101-105
'Abstract: On the basis of experimental research, it is established that series-
produced tensoresistors, with the uae of constantan. for the sensitive element
and vinyflex lacquer as the base and adhesive, may be used for the measurement
of~deformations at static and dynamic loads under low-temperature conditions
(to -2690C). An evaluation is made of the influence of low temperatures upon
the coefficient of tensoresistor sensitivity, and consideration is given to the
origination of appareryt deformations and to the possibilities of taking then.
Into account.
t was found that tensoresistors made in the manner described above are
capable of functioning to a relative deformaticn of CE 1- 2.5', and thhat with
d a loading at a temperature of -261)oC and with symmetric loading to a
ynami
-relative.deformation of F_ + 0.434% these tensoresistors are capable of

USSR
LESHCHENKO V. M., et al.,.Problemy Prochnosti, No 11, Nov 73, pp 101-105
6
functioning for up to (2.4-3-1) x 10 cycles. The stressed and deformed state
of tubular specimens from various materials was investigated during cooling of
the specimens from 20 to -2690C.
For measuring deformations brought:about by temperature gradients or due
to inhomogeneity of-the material of the components, tensoresistors with identi-
cal temperature characteristics should be';.used, and the tensoresistors should
be selected and grouped on the basis of the apparent deformations in the given
Umperature interval.
7 figuresi 6 referencep.
2/2

USSR UDC 621.396.679
AVDEYEV, Ye. V., POTAPOVA Members of the Scientific and
I. Active
............. ~O
Technical Society o adiolngineering,-Electronics and Communications
imeni A. S. Popov
"Determination of the Parameters of Open Strip Waveguides"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika, Vol 26, No 8, Au 71, pp 56-64
9
~Abstract: Open strip transmission lines are quite extensively used in
microwave technology, chiefly because Of their technological ard structural
simplicity. Requirements for miniaturization combined with low losses
make it necessary to use a high-parmittivity dielectric as the substrate.
In this paper, universal families of graphs and nomograms are. Presented
for determining the parameters of open strip transmission lines. The
graphic results were obtained by a suffIciently ~ccuratp- anti flexible
method of analysis with no limitations.dn the geometry atid electromagnetic
parametern of the problem. The charactrtris ties of the quasil.-TEM mode are
considered in an open asymmetric infinitely long strip waveguide which is
homogeneous longitudinally and hass a nonhomogeneaus cross section. The
authors thank A. P. Shpakov, Yu.. K..Aleksandrov and I-.:L. Chegis for
constructive criticism during di-scussioneof the manuscript.

USSR UDC:669.18:621.746
LYUDYOVSKIY, V. M., VOINOV, S. G., KOSOY,~ L. F.,cZQ~T
EYEK, V. S., and POTAPOVA,
V.- P.
Quality of High-Strength Structural Steel Refined in the Ladle With Liquid
synthetic Slag"
Pro.lzvodstvo Chernyk-h Metallov [Productions ofFerrous Nietals--Collection of
Works] No.75, Metallurgiya Press, 1970, pp~234-239
~Tr el with treatment by synthetic slag
-anslation: Melting of high-strength ste
allowed the content of sulfur in the metal *,to be. decreased by' almost 2 times:
from 0.0057 to 0.003400-.
.:The contamination of the metal by nonmetallic inclusions was decreased,
both when,estimated by the method of electrolytic separation (from 0.0079 to
0.0062') and by the method of counting contaminated fields of vision (from
6.8 to 4.2%), The decrease in contamination of the meta I with inclusions
evaluated as line oxides and brittle silicates, war, particularly noticeable.
The results of tensile testing of smooth specimens and specimens with
sharp notches indicated that the steel refined with synthetic slag has greater
ility and structural strength. I figure; 4 tables; 4 biblio. refs.
25

USSR UDC 541-138-3:546
BAGOTSKAYA, I. A., RnTARr1VA___- Institute of Electrochemistry
~Academy of Science, USSR,- MOSCOW
"Study of the Effect of Electric Double Layer Struct-ure on
Hydrogen Overvoltage on High Purity Liquid Gallium"
Moscow, Elelctro!--himi7a, Vol 7, No 12, Dee 71, PP 1849-1851
Abstract: Previous studies showed that electrochemical nronerties
of ga=um depend on its purity. Therefore, the conclusions
reached in those studies had to be checked out on hi.~,;hly purified
gallium--99.9998 percent pure. It was determined that the effect
of nH and of the total concentration.of electrolyte on the
kinetics of hydrogen liberation is the same with gallium GL-000
as it was with GL-O m~~terial: uith 'increased i)B -nd. total con-
centration of the electrolyte the hydrogen overvoltage increases.
COM'Darison of e--merimental and theoretical data, a1howed that the
chang e, in -oo t e nt I,
'al writh electrode~potcntial has smaller effect
on.the kinetics of hydrogen evolution than exnected from theoreti-
cal considerations; on the --p-potential changes with elec-
d notential to a lesser degree than expected f
r60 rom the Guy-
t
-1/1 - Chamran theory.
19

USSR UDC: 681.3
SHUM, L. S. ,DIMITRIYEV, Yu. K.:, TOMI LOV, Yu. F. ,.LQLP OVA
A Homogeneous Linear.Control Computer.System"
V sb. Vychisl. sistemy (Computer Systems--collection of works),
vyp. 39. Novos birsk, 1970, pp 99-108 (from RZh-Matcmatika,
No 11, Nov 71, Abstract No 11VT94)
Translation: The paper describes a linear homogeneous control
computer syster, with partially variable structure developed
and constructed at the Institute;of Mathematics of the Si-
berian Department of the Academy:of Sciences of the USSR. The
computer system can operate in real,time and in the time
sharing mode. it can be used both for controlling scientific
and technical,experiments and production, processes, and for
computations. V. Mikheyev.,~
1/1

UDC: 681.3
USSR
u. N.
DIMITRIYEV, Yu. K., SHUM, L. S., TOMILOV, Yu. F. , P
my a P 0 V.Aa. Y
"Commutation Block and Interaction of Elementary Computers
in a Homogeneous Control Computer System"
V sb. Vychisl. sistemy (Computer Systems--collection of works'
vyp. 37, 0-vosibirsk, 1970, pp 107-118 (from M-Matematika,
No 11, Nov'71, Abstractft~ 11V793)
Translation: The paper describes the structure of a commu-
tation blFck and the principles :of interaction between ele-
meritary computers in a linear homogeneous control computer
-stem.- V. Mikheyev.
sy

USSR
uDc: 661.3
DMTRIYEVI, Yu. K., SMI, L. S., TOMILOV, Yu. F. , POTAPOVA ju J.
V sb. Vychisl. sistery (Computer Systems--collectioh of -viorks), vyp. 39,
Novosibirsk, 1970, Pp 10T-118 (from Rgh-Kibernetika, No 11, Nov 71, Abstract
No 11V793)
Translation: The -Daper describes the'structure of the cot=utation block
principles of interaction of the elementary rrachihes in a linear
homogeneous computer control system. IV. Mikheyev.

USSR uDC: 681.3
SHUM, L. S. POTAPOVA u. N.
nAn Interruption System for Controlling a Universal Computer System"
V ob._Vychisi. sistemy(Computer Systems--collection of -works), vyp. 39,
Novosibirsk, 1970, pp 119.12T (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 11, Nov 71, Abstract
NO
11V791)
Translation: The authors consider the organization and operation of a
hardware-software system of interruption for a homogeneous computer system
and various schemes for isolating priority.demands.. Equipment and depth
estimates are given for the isolation schemes. V. Mikheyev.
IN ME a

1 -ffF-zr-, I I 15 P Iffi;111~ ,, ". ----- .- .. --
USSR uDc: 681.3
u- N.
SHUM, L. S., DIXIETRIYEV, Yu. K. , TOMILOV, Yu. F. , ZPCZA-jp
"A Linear Homogeneous Computer Control System"
V sb. Vychisl. si of works), vyp. 39,
istemy (Computer Systems-collection
Novosibirsk, 1970, PP 89-lo6 (from Ezh-Kibernetika, No 11, Nov 71, Abstract
No ilv794)
Translation: The paper describes a linear hoiogenea'us computer control
system with partial],y variable structure developed. and built e:t the Institute
of Mathematics of the Siberian Department of the Academy of Sciences of
the USSR. The system can operate in real-time and time-sharing modes.
r n4-
It can be used both for controlling scientific and technical experi e ~s
and processes in production, and for computations. V. Mikheyev.
41

i-Ni ELECTRIC 13:VZ.S PIATI*:G
Induzt-.1al Enr-.Incer Z.
~'rmnc electroplzitIng, Is emnloyed to enaurc,suftlcl-init
bondin,- ztrenrth between rteel vule= 1,2ation.
For this rprrposa our.re=Aj_- eittorpris; ucea a cyamldc elect-o-
17te r
Ith- -Which- brass Is at;p-.;-:;Itejd or. parts -- the rittir.Ca of
L*Tv) * Lnstr=ent shocl., abrorbars, w1hich are rubberized, throuzI.
compression =oldln~,
7
Studitz: on the optimum composition r-nd torxing cohdlltlons
for- the electrolyte showed that uith a COPPer con-.
tent In the platin,7, (about 06-S& percent) the- bondln;7 strannth
-11 - And* the rubber doublez as mo-mpo,_-ed -t*-ho
botrcen the fl mer
zequlrement6 pos-~d in GOST 11679-65. '-1%u- mc concluded
the electrolyte phould. contain: " Zinc,
I
'5~6~p
copper ~r/lltbr,~, and .-free codtum oyanldc 3, 8-4.5
'~'he' 11 alkalinity slhould be '0.'
oVerjj 4-0.7.
';.Ie have alao developed the plattrz: nrocedurec: -'Mo -
filttlnca (2:-40 d-t*3 Ctranclation un*'maum~ a=-aa) are i=erved
containing electrolyte At a tem-
perature of 18-251C.,and a 10-14 amp ourrwrit ro-. lers, than
P. 5. volts is passed throur.,.11 the o' Icc-trol,,rto for 30 tninutex:
.(not lacm!
Let, us c_mimlne the proceacea Invollvc4 in bras- platinrl.
I r lautcd
fter anncallr,,,~ of, the rubber the rittlrw7a are s zt~ to
elcetrocoruandum clcanin,~~ 1.1iiem t;iay are mo%jr.1--ed on a w1re and
,,Teacim~-, and In cUinda:1-1
tln!er-o' elec trochemical de.-
T4.01*.tion-s. Tf there I-- a thin coat of corroaton, arizec
.,~,on chonical treatmentof the fIttin,-s after electrooOrundl=
cl~anin:-, I.- dela7ed, the parts are subjected to ZO-minute
'~,Lnr, In a 15-20 Percent colution, of hye-rochlorle acid at roor.
't&=Derature, Anodes rade ou-, of
L-69 bracs Ox-1 copper arc
iio
0~_
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UBSR UDO: 621.791-753.9
PATCN, B. YE., Academician, and POT _.G. Candidate of Technical
M. A
Sciences, Institute of krc Welding imerff Ye. 0. Paton, Academy of Sciences of
the Ukrainian
"Types of Welding in Shielding.Gases With Steady and Pulsed Arcs (Survey)"
Kiev Avtomaticheakaya Syarka No 9,,: Sep 731 pp 1-8
Abstract: The authors attempt to classify the basic types of welding processes
according to the particulars associated with the electrophysical phenomena observed
during the stable flow of the processese The most efficient utilization of these
processes is indicated, The study is based on literature and data obtained by the
authors with the aid of high-speed photography which was Bynchronized with the
oscillographic monitoring of voltage and current., Tables are given showing the
type of shielding gas, type of welding pro6ess, material weldedy material thick-
nesog and position of weld seam. Recommendations are given for controlling the
various-welding processes listed's

USSR ubc: 62i.396.69:62i.3j.6.826086.8)
Yu. N . K41UACM t= f A. Ya.
val-istor"
USSR Author's Certificate No 26TT25, fil6d 5 Mar. 68, published 20 jul 70
(fron- _Wh-Radlc-~eKhnik-a, 110 1, Jan 71, t act No IV 155 P)
sr
Translation: As disti-n-giushing feature of the proposed viiristor, the
electrode--, --hich are =ade in the. form o f a vevy strill' or a. 11, are located
im depressions. Uffie edges of the controlidng, electrod.es axe sharpened,
and between thera are circulp-" or horseshde-shaped holvjlis. The electrode
-which face the oppcsite
material is applied to thevalls-of the.,depressions
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STEP.ANCHENOK-RUDNIK, G. I., POTASHOVA,_ L. A, and GROKHOVSKAYA, I. M.,
DepArtment*.of Natural Focus ps',N'Tfnl~tltute of Epidemiology and Micro-
biology imeni N. F. Gamaleya, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR
-Sucking Ticks (Ixodoidea)
itrogen and Phosphorus Contents of Intact:Blood
and~of Some of Their Organs"
Moscow, Meditsinskaya Parazitologiya i Parazitarnyye Bole7ni, No 5, 1971,
pp 584-589
Abstract: Analysis of total nitrogen and phosphorus content in adult ticks
belonging to -two families (Ixodidae :and Arg~asidae), 6 genera, and 1.2 species
showed that all the species were essentially alike in this respect, Wich the
nitrogen and phosphorus contents : ranging- f torri* 1.2. 8 -to 17-i 5% and 0. 36 to
-h
0.96%, respectively (except in the case of.1 Haemaphysalis, concinna, in wh It
the levels were appreciably higher).. The nitrogen content was somewhat
higher in males. Both total nitrogen and ,t tal.pbosphorus increased as the
0
tick developed from larva to nymph. Analysis of total nitrogen and total
phosphorus in the intestine, salivary glands, Malpighian.vessels, gonads,
and.testes showed that the amounts of thes6.elements was highest in the
Malpighian vessels and lowest in the intestine.

Asc. Nr: Abstracting Service: Ref. Code:
CHEMICA'L,~ABST. 0 0
76,
71274q Stubility of complexes of zinc and' -cadmium with
ethan-6tamin" in aqueous solutions. I T v Reitrr,
f _'K pII tekh.'[ tt ~r_77v; 7S,~~
1970, 1.5)(1): gi-I02 (Ru
Z~. N, ss)~ rup. Ortna
tioll of Znjr) and7cd(II) with HOCITH,\Mr (LX, 'HO0_,H,4).NH-
W.), and (HOC21f6IN; (L1")-~.N,aq--,.tudied by TAI-poLenUo-metry
7. in aq Ivere
SaIns. The instability ~6nst.. (pKI) of Zzi
2.62, 2_38, and 2,56 and of Cd complex6 2-67, 2.46,'aad 3.15
for L, L'. and L" cgmplexes,~ rtsp. It is as~qlirnetl thai. tile in-
vesttirated ligands atc ~4 0 Winiq i% dw co~ rd i
I h1v Oil
41a 'on or in the order
MOM, Thf: 1 114341-0 Wild bt,.Wlne~ SO
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USSR UDO 621.378:681.332
ENZO, Ye. S., POTATURRIN, 0.~ I., and TVLf6
GIBIN, I. S., NE Z H 0!, V
DO
KHLEB, P. Ye.
"Coherent ODtical Device for Generalized Spectral Analysis of
Ima
ges
Novosibirsk, A-vtometriy 110, 5, 1972, Pp 3-9
ffers a method of generalizing spectral ana-
Abstract: This paper o.
lysis of images by using holographic: methods of storing and. p---o-
formation realized by coherent optical techniques. Thiz
cessing in
spectrum is def_in_-d as the expansion of a function describinL the
image in a generalized Fourier series. AlthoujL the probleia can
be done with a computer, it is often.beat to use opticii arlalyzcrs
'because the ob-ects of the ana.' sis are basically optical images.
LY
To-generalize the spectral analysis, :holoaraphic methodr, are uqud
Ln the present paper for storing and processirq,, information; a
scalar mechanism is used for storage,. and the corj~elation mechan-
ism of Gabor is used for the processing. Both these methods are
analyzed and the synthesis of the inlag!-~s di3cussea Yhe authoys
find that their coherent optical system has high Laemory capacity,
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