SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZHIDOVTSEV, N.A. - ZHILINSKIY, A.P.

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USSR UDC 622-24.053.6
14EWHIKOVe V. I. g ZZHIDOVTJEVj 14. A.j WOREW, A. T., STARKOV, V. IT.,
'-r-l'--and PODMUIYYi I. Fe
-DFI-ICHUX, M. 11.1 KOVALTIM,
"Test Results of a Wave Reflector"
Moscow, Bu---niye -- Referativnyy ffauchno-!-Tekhnicheskiy SbornLk (Drilling
Scientific and Technical Reference Collection of Wot1m), No 1. 1973, pp 7-11
Abstracti Results are presented of tests conducted on a special arrangement
of the bottom part of a drilling columnp which possesses the capacity of
reflecting the vibratory energy generated by the cutting bit. This arrange-
ment, which constitutes an independent structure* is called a superbit
wave reflector. The basic configurations of the design and operat-ion of the
reflector axe descrit-ed. The existence.of the theoretically calculated
resonance regime and entiresonwice regite was conPirmed experimentally.
Results of operational testz demonstrated an: Imporroyement, ol'. drilling para-
meters in hard rock as a result of application of the refleotor, 3 figures,
1-table, 2 references.
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PROCESSING DATE-300C170
41TLE-LUdRICATING ADDITIVE FOR WASHING'LIQUIDS -U-~
AUTHUR-(05J-YAROVj.A.N., KHARCHENKOv L*S-t.KENDISt H,SH.i GORDASHa YuoT.Q
ZHIDDVTSEV# N.A.
Ccummf: NF&--USSR
2669988
_,R EFER ENCF_--;-L).TXRYT I YA r, IZOBRETow PROM. OSRAZTSYr TOVARNYE ZNAKI, 19702
~DATE. PUBLISHED-OLAPR70
UBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-LUBRICAY-ING OlLv CHEMICAL PATENTI LUBRICANT AODITIVEr
INDUSTRIAL WASTE
CGNTRoL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-3003/1804 STEP NO-UR/0482/70/000/000/0000/00-JO
CIRC ACCESSION NC--AA0130637
UNCLASSIFIED

UM wc: 678.ol:677-52+539.4
F I TSMU11 A. 14.1 SHOMIUMt YE. A. ISM, IOVI L L., GRIGORIYEV,
V. T. SHAFRU40VICH, B. G. t WMRUl T.; 1. , and YARTSEV, V. - A. , State Sclentific-
Research Institute of Chemistry and the Te(;hnology of Elementoorganic Compounds,
Hoscow
%fechanical Properties of Boron Fibersv
RUal KeJtbanika Polioerovi No 4# Jul-Aug 731 PP 641-647
Abstract: The authors study the strength distribution of boron fibers. The study
is based on a large &mount of experimental material. The results show that the
strength of boron fibers can be sufficiently accurately described by the Weibull or
normal rules of distribution, The parameters of these distributions are deter-
mined* The typical defects in boron fiber.macrostructure'are isolated and described,
Mean strength as a function of tested Siber length-is studied.experimentaUyo
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Organometallic,Compounds
USSR UDC 547,244.245
waoxov, V. F., GIRGOS, V. I., PECVURINA, S. YA., and ZHICACH, A. F.
"Synthesis of a Pew Class of Silicon Containing Carboranes"
laningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey KhWi, Vol 42(104), Vyp 11, 1972, p 2583
Abstractj Up to now, it has been possible to prepare only the C-substituted
silicon.carboranes. However, the:vinylehlorosilanes a~d the cinylalkyl
chlorosilanes may be added to o-f m-l and D carboranes ~ ard their derivatives
in the presence of aluminum chloride. As shown below,. this occurs at the
B-H,bond of the carborane nucleus with the formation of new-B-substituted
silicon-contaAning carboranes.
3
1, 2, 3.
Structures were confirmed by IR and IM spectra in mass apeatroscopic data.
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~.crou.NT RY OF INFCr--USSR
~~OUJRC. E--Z H. NEORG. KHIM- 1970, 1513), 8'9-5 1
j)ATE PUBLISHED- -70
~S.UBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
GPIC. TAGS P IHA S EDIAGRAM, AMMONIA,: ORGA~NUBORON COMPOUND, EUTECTIC
CU14TROL MARJKlr-,G--N0 RESTRICTIONS
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USSR UVG 621.396.614.13:621.374.4
TAIGACRI, V. P.
"Calculating the Frequency Division Region for.a Single-Ld-op Circuit Using
a Diode with a Thin Base"
'Materialv nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii. Leningr. e1ektrot-!k11--1. in-t svva--,i
Vyp~ 1 (Materials of the Scientific and Technical Confer~.nce. I.eningrad
Electrotechnical Co-imunications Institute.; ~Vyp. 1), Leningrad, 1970, pp
-167-170 (from RZI.-L-Radiotekhnil", No.9, Sep. 70,: Abstract No 9D23)
Translation: Formulas are obtained which dete rmine the 'boundaries of the
sion ior-a single loop divider mide of a semicon-
region of frequency divi
ductor diode with a thin base and a:noninjeircting, ohmic contact.
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USSR UDC 591.1.15
PIKULEV, A. T., GURKO, A. V., KHRITCRENKO, I. P.,
and CHERNO=OV, V. M.
"On the Mechanism of the Action of Ionizing Radiation om the Activity of
te Rats".
Aminotransferase in the Brain of Whi
Rauch. dokl. yyssh. shkoly. Biol. n. (Scientific Papers of the University.
Biological Sciences), 1971, No 9, pp 43-48.(from M-Biologicheskaya
Khimiya, No 2. 25 Jan 72, Abstract No.2F272)
Translation: The rate of transamination processes catalyzed by the alanine-
aud asparta te-ami no trans f erw-, e enzyme system is disrupted in rat brain under
the effect of X-radiation in a doae~of 700 roentgens. This is, due to a change
of
In the activity of the giv,.,n uuymolfi In Indivi,dual subcil
tranosmimition uystem whieli id
the brain, and also to discoordination In.ther
especially pronounced on the first andLseventh days after: exposure to radia-
tion. R6SUM26.

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.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. UNF I L.TER ED r- iisr, Toit YIST, SATN.
JUICE OF HIGH ALKY. (0. 10-0. 12PF-RCENT CAOY WAS: GRACIIJALLY SATD. WITH Co
SU82 IN A LAS. SATURAMR AT 80-50EGREES: TO ALKY. 0i!05PLRCENT CAO. A
SERIES OF SAMPLES (70G-800 ML) WAS TAKEN:f ON WHICH THE hLKY., FILTRATEEON
CO.EFF., RATE OF SETTLING, AND RATIO OF HEIGHT OF THE PPr, TO THE HEIGHT
K ~. PRO9 :0.10 TO
~OF JUICE TAKEN' WERE DETD. A CHANGE10F AL y
0.06-0.065PERCENT HAD LITTLE EFFECT ON THE.RATE OF iSETYLING OR 0,14
FILTRATION OF THE PPT.; FURTHER REDN. OF ACKY. TO 0.05PERCENT WAS
:SATISFACTORY ONLY DURING PROCESSING BEE TS OF POOR QLUALETY, WHEN IT
JNCREASEO THE-.RATE OF SEDIME r
-NTATION, BUT; HAD LITTLE lFFECT ON THE COEFF.
-CF,lFILTRATION. DURING PROCESSING OF B.EETS:UF GOOD 'AND MEDIUM OUALITY,
--.PRESATN ~:DID NOTI- IMPROVE r ED 1 14 Qw.
ENTATION OR F.ILTRATI
LINCLASSIFIEr)

Pii-OCESSING OATE--30OCT70
-I/Zl 01T UNCLASSIFIED.
JITLE--EFFECT OF SOME PHARMACOLOGICAL-SUBSTANCES AND~PHYSICAL FACTORS ON
THE B.ILE EXCRETORY FUNCTION IN HEALTHY~INDIVIDUALS AND IN PATIENTS NITH
:--AUTHP A.S.y TASHL-VP:T.t GRYUNCHAROVP V*02HIGALOVAP M*F*
jR-(04)-BELOUSOVv
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00
E-TERA,PEVTICHESKIY ARKHIVP VOL 42v NR 4:07PP 54-61
PUBLISHED----70
_SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL,SCIENCES
;--,--TOPIC TAGS--BILE, SECRETION, ATROPINE, DUODENUM, DRUG EFFECT
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
'.':0OCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~PRUXY PEEL/FRAME--1996/0439 STEP NU--UR/0501i,/7010421004/005410061
CIRC ACCESSION NfJ--AP0117675

"212 017 UNCLASSIFIED. PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
:~-t.IkC ACCESSION NO--AP0117675
AB '. STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TRE~AUTHORS SUGGEST 4 NEW METHOD
OF STUDYING-B[LE SECRETION AND BILE EXrRETION IN HUMAN BEINGS, ETS
ADVANTAGES AS COMPARED TO OTHER METHODS ARE SHOWN.: MATEmAL CONCEkINING
THE EFFECT OF PHARMACOLOGICAL SUBSTANCES (ATROPtNEr MYCERIN) ON BILE
'S DRAW THE
EXCRETION IN TO THE DUODENAL REGION IS GIVEN. THE AUTHOR
~-.--READER$S ATTENTION TO AN UNTOWARD EFFECT OF ATROPINE 014 THE BILE
SECRETORY FUNCTION IN THE TREATMENT-CFIPATIENTS WITH PEPTIC ULCER.
THEREFORE, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT COLAGOGUE MEANS: 4PICDICINAL, DYGESTIVE
SHO-ULD-BE INCLUDE D-INTO THE COURSE OF TREATMENT
WITH ATROPINE AND ATROPINE LIKE AGENTS. FACILITY: KAFEDRA
:..-RASTROENTEROLOGII I OLYETOTERAPIL TSENTRALIN,OGO INSTITUrA
-.--'-US0-VERSHENSTV0VANIYA VRACHEYI MOSCOW. FACILITY; KAFEDRA
-RASTROENTEROLGGII ISULI SOFIA.

UDC: 681.3.001:51
YAIMPOL'SKIY, V. Z., POGREBNOY, V. K., ZHI
"'Algorithmic Planning and Opt;mization of the Use of a Unified Set of Units for
Fixed Class of Circuits"
Dokl. K VI Nauchno-Tekhn. Konf. Po Vopy. Avtomatiz. Proizva. T. 4 [Reports of the
-Sixth Scientific and Technical Conference onA)roblems of Automation of Production,
Vol 4) Tomsk University Press, 1969,~pp 247-2SS (translated from Referativnyy
Zhurnal Avtomatika, Telemekhanika I Vychislitel.1naya Teknika, No 3, 1971, Abstract
p
No 3 HSO by V. R.)
Translation: The task of planning a standardized set of units is studied for a
fixed class of circuits, considering the requirements of "functional completencss,"
the minimum number of types of units, and the maximum filling of the units with logic
elements, It is suggested that planning1be performed on the basis of the data of
Statistical analysis of a representative sam.ple.of circuit-, of the class in question.
The statistical analysis consists of separation of frequently rapeated, logically
coupled elements -- standard structures. The process of solution of the problem is
divided into the following stages: composition of initial:inflormation, analysis of
functional circuits, formation of blocks in theset, estimition of the effectiveness
of the set and its adjustment. The apparatus of graph thegry is used to produce a
:formalized description of each stageof planning, allowing the planninp algorithm to
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USSR UDC 624.07:534.1
ZHIGALOVSKIL.-L. V.
"Rotational Oscillations of Rigid Beams,on an Elastic Mass Layer"
Soprotivl. materialov i teoriya sooruzh.: Resp. mezhved. nauch.-telkhn. sb.
(Resistance of Materials and the Theory of Structures-Republic Interde-
partmental Scientific-Technical Collection), .1972, No.* 18, pp 82-87
.(from RZh-Mekhanika, No 3, Mar 73~ Abstract No 3V251)
TrAnslatiou: The steady-state vibrations of a rigid beam (beam plate) with
a uniformly distributed mass caused by a.harmonic momen *t are discussed.
Formulas are obtained for the angle of rotation and the dynamicity coeffi-
cient. The parameters entering into these formulas were.calculated for nine
layers of different thickness and a half-plane for the Poisson coefficient
0,15. 5 ref.~I.Author's abstract.
I RONNIE lw~~,

1/2 011 UNCLASSIFfED' ~PROCtSSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--ACTION OF CHLORINE ON' 0 AND M,CAR6%3RANYLMAGNESIUM HALIDES -U-
AUTHOR- 103) -ZAKHARK IN L.I.i ZHIGAR.EVAt. G&G.t PODV.IS0TSKAYAo L.S.
F INFO--USSR
COUNTRY 0
--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR# SER :KHIMO: :1970 j, (214 461-3
'DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~SUBJECT AREAS--CHFMISTRY
JOPIC TAGS--CARBORANE,.CHLORINEt ORG4NOMAGNESIUN COMPOUNDt
BROMIDE
_10DIDEv ETHANE
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
013CURENT C L A S S--UN C LA S S I F I ED
PROXY REEL/FRA,"IE--1997/0842 STEP NO--UR/0062/70/000/OOZ/0461/0463
CJRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119746
UNCLASSIFIED
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CIRC ACCESSION %10--APOL19746
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TREATING 0 OR M,CARBORANES WITH
ETMGCLi ETMGVRP OR ET14GI IN THF GAVE C SUB2 H SUB6 ANU AFTER RE140VAL OF
MUCH OF THE SOLVENT AND REPLACEMENT OF IT 13Y C SLIJ16 H SIJB6,. THE lyT.0
COOLED TO-5-100EGREESt WAS TREATED WITH ORY CL TQ::YIELD MAINLY CvBRGM0
OR CPIODOCARBORANESo THUS, CHLORI.NATION:OF OyCARL.1-9RANYLMAGNESIUM
BROMIDE GAVE 6PERCENT 1,CHLORO,O,CARBORANE-At?D 941~ERCENT
I#BROMO,OiCARBORANE, WHILE lyMEHTYLt2fBROz'4OMAG~lE~SIUMtOtCARBORANE GAVE
5PERCENT 1, MFTHYL 21,CHLOROIOICARBDI-,,ANE-AND 95PERCENT
ltMETHYLt2rBROMO,O, CARBORANE; 0, CARBQRANYL MAGNESIUM IODIDE GAVE
5PERCENT 1,CHLORO,O,CARBORANE; OPCARBORANYLfMAGNESIUM IODIDE GAVE
.5PERCENT 1,CHLDRO,0,CARB0RANE AND 95PERCENT 1110DOvO,CARBORANE, WHILE
liMETHYLt2,IODDMAGNESIUM,O,CARBORAME GAVE 6PERCEN'T
I,METHYL,2,CHLUROIO,CARBORANE AND 94PERCENT 1,METHYL,2,10DJ,O,CAR8OR-ANE.
FOR PREPN. OF THE C,CHLORO DERIVS. IT IS NECESSARY TO USE RMGCL FOR
REACTIONS. THE RESULTS WERE,THE SAM,EI;FO RH,~CARBORANE ANALOGS.
FACILITY: INST. LEMENTOORGS S0EOIN*,#-MOSCOWr U&SR.:
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nstitu~e ol" GeneraI and 1-nor-gr-In-ic C"-~'emmistrr' Acadt =-y of: n
SSR
"7orna- -ri Chloride 11,1,elts"
-ion of Slirre on an A, -ni~m, Aziode
Moscow, zaz~-ch-'ta Metal-10. o. J- 1!
Abstracz.: ZrIe electrodeposition of al-;Lnin= froin a 2A_'C_*_-TiaC11 bait --lixture
it waz ob'se~-ted th-at the surface of the soluble altzninull anode, u-de-- con-
t-i-~U01;LS Se.-Vice, bec=e coat-eldi. with. a heavy iy e r o f 'o' a a 1, s ~i' -,-,t! arcae
ls~ excec gas bubbles.: 'I"ia Of t h'-~' s.,
c -;:-- r ez. ~ y I -ded 100"r libera'~irj
study -:;o --h-e causes o~.. slime, forpatior as t-,ell "s 4_Tus Qffuct on
y4 C,1 d. 11,1, rosco, , eyanination of' the s.'"ze c lie-ct
the Cat'hode cur.rent c. piL
e,4 with alcohol revealed a mass o~f' purricles,
Aorz the anode e~nd rins
bazically a1=.im=-. In a chlor-ide mel:t the ancde current die.,,:Sity is
governing factor. At I azip/dm 0 the azode,current yield recalculated to
ton
~13+ exceeds 100,15 and the mean 4 valence ;-A' aluninux. comouted
frCM loss in weight of the anode is below tL-e . e. The ari6de dXaolyes evenly,
112

YU X ---t al. Zashchita Metallov, Vol 6, No. 4, Jul-A,,43 ?0,
P 59
the sliie is finely dinperse. In this case, the deviation fram law
is due to Al'~' formation. Am entirely diffta-ent picture waa Obsrwved c,~ nn
2. -o- wder on the anode is abwndani,
anode current densizy of 15 amp/dm The 0
the ancde current yield hardljr exceeds the theoretical, and the mean calculated
valeace of aluminum is close to three. , The slime structvre is cleaxly defined.
The anode dissolves unevenly,, and its sIL-face aeros",on is~ si:_- r to 4, terg-rana-dar
failure. As for the effect of anodic current density on the cathodic ck~rrent
yield,it is suggested that in electrodeposition of:a1uniinm from chloride melts
care must be exercised in selecting along with the temberature, cathode current
density.and inter-electrode spacei also the proper:anoftcurrem density: it
'ram tr-e optimum, catbod ' current density.
must differ little i e w
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TI-TLE--R.40101SOTOPE INVESTIGATION OF THE LIVER CONDI;TION:IN PERSONS HAVING
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OF INFO--USSR
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ATE PUBLISHED----
-70
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CLASS--UNCLASSIF:IED
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ACCESSION NO-;--AP0123159
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q
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T70
t-IRC, ACCESSION NO--AP0123159
,,.-Ai35TRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. WHEN EXAMINING 54 PATIENTS HAVING
SUSTAINED VIRAL HEPATITIS DURING THE PERIODS FROM a~MONTHS TO 3 YEARS
AFTER RECONVALESCENCEt AS WELL AS 48 PATIENTS WITH LIVER CIRRHOSIS AT
THE TERNINATION OF BUTKIN'5 DISEASE TH8,AUTHORS USED THE METHODS OF
RADIOISOTOPE DIAGNOSISt HEPATOGRAPHY AND SCANNING. THE,RESULTS OF
~-HEPATOGRAPHY WITH BENGAL ROSE LABELLED I PRIME131 SHOWED THAT A DROP IN
THE ASSORBTIVE FUNCTION OF THE LIVER.WAS PERSISTENT IN 70PERCENT OF THE
PATfENTSj AND CIRRHOTIC CHANGES WERE REVEALED IN 4APERCENT. SCANNING
:WITH RADIOACTIVE' AU PRIMr-198 IS OF GREAT INTEREST IN CATAMNESTIC
EXAMINATION OF PATIENTS WITH VIRAL HEPATITIS, FACILITY: KAFEDRA
!INFEDTSIONNYKH BOLEZNEY TSENTRALINOGO INST!TUTA USOVERSHENSTVOVANIYA
.-,-VRACHEY AND LABORATORTYA RADIOIZOTOPNOYIDXAGNOSTfK], MOSKOVSKOGO N-1
RENTGENO-RADIOLOGICHESKOGO INST,;
NV

USSR UDC 576.858.81582.264.45.7.094
K'SKOVM, S. N., IMIMMUL, 1-1. 1. ZHIGIR, V. V., NTSM ROVA, 14. V., and MILI;
0. S., Institute of I-Itcrobioloey of Sciences Ukminian
55R# Kiev
"Yorphology of the Ly-tic Agent of Chlorella pyrenoldo0a, PringW'
Moscowq Voprosy Virusologill No 11 Jan/Fab -J00
pp
Abstracts The norphology of the virus producing breakdown of a laboratory
cultuxe of Chlorella pyrencidosa strain 82 vas studied. Purified lyr-ate
products of C. pyrenoidosa were found to.contain pha&-like particles which
were uniform, in sham and size. They consisted of an,lisometric capsicle
4.80 R and a shortt tail-like appendage of 110 R langth arAl 94 R width. The
appendage had a transverse striation, ind the shape appeared to be a clearly
defined octahedral structure. On a solid medium, the ttlgophage produced
negative colonies typical for phap-tYN r1xWes- Within 5-7.days, these
colonies had.a dianeter of 2-3 =4
1A

Precision -cai t ~C~a
Ycchaxii and'Opi
us SR UDC 535.417
MnGLINSXIY, A. G., and FUTILIN, E. S.
"Formation of a Wave Front by Means of Interference Coatings"
Leningrad, Optika. I Spektroskopiya, Vol 32P No 6, Jun~72, pp 1176-1179
Abstracts The article considers the question of gi,~irig Interference dielec-
tric coatings additional functions involving the formation of a light wave
front without impairing the reflecting properties of the coatings. A solu-
tion Is found for the problen of forming.a flat -wave surface by means of an
interference coating applied to a substrate whose surface possesses axial
is suggested that the flat vave su:rface,be formed by applying
symmetry. It
a quarter-uave mirror with a thiclmess of variable radius. The relation be-
tween the -thicknesses of the mirror layers does not depend on the radius,
butAhe thickness of the layers themselvea does. Calculations are outlined
for Yariations In the shape of the wave front.during reflection by the .
quarter-wave mirror. Such mirrors are obtained in a device analogous to the
one described by K. KREBS with Urotation of the substrate. , 1he geometry
of th,e evaporator defrice is calculated -i As n example ~'of the formation of

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1 -1 :1 1. - 1- -1,
m'-, ., - 1, 1 . i I

USSR UDC 543.42.ool.4
BOSMMK, B. M., ZHIGLINSKIY, A. G.J* and.P.REMMMA, P.
"Investigation of a Pulse Light Source WithA Hollow Cathode"
V Sb "VII Ural'sk. Konf. po Spektroskopii, 1971. Vyp. 1" (In the Collection
"Seventh Ural Conference on Spectroscopy, 1971. No 1".], Sverdlovsk, 1971,
pp,19-21 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal, 110 10 1 'Oct 72. 32. Metrologiya i Izmeritel'-
naya Tlekhnika. Single Issue. Abstract No 10-32.991 by V. S. K.)
Translation: The installation diagram vith a pulsed hollov cathode is presented
and the conditions of the separation by time of the adinission processes into the
discharge of atoms of the cathode naterial and their excitations are determined.
The optical part of the installation consists of the ISP-51 monochroTator
crossed vith the Fabry-Perotetalon. The registration of the emission is carried
.out photoelectrically by means of synchronous detection, Me Jilvesti6ation of
the separation of tte *processes of excitation and adAis;sion of atoms into the
discharge was carried out on the CU 1 578-2. mm line, emittect by plasma in t :,ie
cooled-copper hollov cathode. Spectrally PU .re noon.at:0.5-0-7 mm 11~' pressure
van bused Las discharge carrier. Two illust-r., four biblio. refs.

7
USSR UDC 539.234:669.231
ZRIGLINSKIY A. G., Candidate of Sciences, PUrILIN, E. S.
"Optimal Conditions for the Formation of Homogeneous Thin Films"
Leningrad, Optiko-mekhanicheskaya promysblennost', No. 9, Sep 71, pp 46-49
Abstract: The method for obtaining thin films by evaporation of material in a
vacuum. on a substrate subjected to a double rotation is. discussed. Such homo-
geneous ithin film, are widely used in laser resonators, intefference filters, and
interferometers. Op-.imal conditions ara:found for obtaining, filmr, that are
homogeneous in thickness under double rotation. It is ~,hown that the optinol
geometry of evaporating devices for single and double rotation is different.
It was calculated that the area of the homogeneous coating should be approximately
an order of.magnitude greater under double.rotation than under single rotation.
Experimental.results are presented'to support this.

Measuring'. Test qa ibratirig~
USSR uDc 621-391-832.4
ROSTOVTSEV, Yu. G., MASLOV, A. Ya., DOLGALEV, S. D., ZIIIGORA, P. P.
"A Device for Measuring Edge Distortions of:pujses
Mscov, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Fromyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Ziiaki,
No 2, Jan 73, Author's Certificate 110 362501, Division 11, filed 5 Apr 71,
published 13 Dec 72, p 142
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces: 1. A device for mea-
suring edge distortions of pulses in telegraph communications channels.
At the Input of "he installation is an advancing pulse;gener,ator with de-
coder. One output of the decoder is connected through a switch to a
display, and the output of the di,.splay is: connected to- the generator and
to the decoder. As a distinguishing.feature: of the paient j measurements
can be made withoutinterrupting communications.. For -,~Ilis purpose the
input of the deviceis connected to a second input of 'the suitch thrvu"
~h
an additional switch- with delay in series with a pulse.;duration measure-
ment device. The second output of the decoder is connected to a second
in put of the additional switch with delay. 2. A modification of this de-
vice distinguished by the fact that the outputs of allsix digi'all place3
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iith

USSR UDC 547-75-071543-51
ZHIGUIEVO K. K.j KH]EVNITSKIY, R.. A., GRMBERGo I. L, and VYSOrSKIY,
V-.-1-.,-Fd-sc_d-W Agricultural Academy imeni X. A. Ti&iryasev
"Indoles. MII. Mass-sDectrometry of Com unds with Eserine and Homoe-
serine Skeletons"
Riga, Khimiya GeterotslUicheskikh Soyedineniyj No Bf Aug 72, pp 1065-1069
Abstracti Mass-spectroscopical data on 12 derivatives of dino-rdesoxy-9-
--methyleseroline (I) and dinoxdesoxy-10-methylhomoeseroline (II) have been
reported. The derivatives of (I) are Somewhat more stable toward electronic
bombardment than (11). Introduction of,a methyl or n6thoxy group onto the
ring or N -position increased.theastability of th-se molecular ion.
(a)
The pyrolidine or piperidine rings are the first to widergo:fragmentationg
so that the stability OfLmolecular ions; xust'i be conne0ted with the localiza-
tion of the charge ,?n the N(b) nitrogen atom, float probably the praclpal
dissociation involves the breakdoim of the ring, splifting off the methyl
g=up forn' ng lons with a mass of 30. Th Coat Interslye peaks obtained
~TOra L*5;aativo Ionization correspond toe.the forn. ation of pseudomolect, lar
ions of 2,3-dimethylindole derivatives., A mecharLjsm.o:V tho formation Oy
re&ouped pseudnaolecular ions RC6H410112 has been propOsed.

USSR VDC 513.88:513.83
ZIL'BERBERG, N. and ZHIGULEV L. A.-
"O.n the Theory of Cones in F-Spaces"
Uch. zap. Leningr. gos. ped. in-t im. A. I. Gertsena (Scientific Notes of
the Leningrad State Pedagogical Institute imeni A. 1. Itertzen), No 464,
1970, pp 161-166 (from Referativnyv Zhurnal Matematika, No 7, July 71,
Abstract No 7B663, by L. Labsker)
Translation: Folluaing the terminology of M. G. Kreyn and M. A. Rutman
(Uspekhi inatem. nauk [Advances in Mathematical Scienc"-), Vol 3, No 1,
1948, pp 3-95) and '.-I. A. Krasnosel.'skiy (Referativnvy!Zhurnal -- 1-fatelylatika,
-1963, Abstract No 8B422K), the zuthors~'gixwdefinitiotls of a cone, solid
cone,,circular cone,t, and right circular cone in'an.F-space;and prove
several statements about these that~are similar to sta~temen~s in Banach
~space.
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UNCLA-iStFfEO 0146CESSM, OATE--IISEP70
l'TJTLE--EFFECT OF THE CONFIGURATION, OF THE CONTACT SURFACE OF THE LARGE
-.-BELL-ON THE OPERATION OF A BLAST FURNACE --U-
R;_:EL/FRAMr'--19f37/.0142 STEP NO--UR/0133/70/0301~)OI/0012/qOI5
CIRC A
MCCESSION NO--AP01038?1
W~

U%-,rLjbSS I r- I ED --!I SEP-70
2/2 009 i~ROCEISSING DATE
ACCESSION-Mr-t-AP0103821
-A-BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(lJ) GP-0- ABSTRACT.i SHnRTENED LIFE OF LARGE bFLLS
~.CAUSED BY EXCESSIVE LEAKAGE WHEN THE TOP. PRESSURE IS SIMILAR TO I ATM
SUGGESTED REPLACING THE CUNICAL.CONTACT SURFACE OF A 53DEGREES LARGE
BELL -WITH A SPHERICAL Ol"IE. THE POSSIBILITY WAS INVESTIGATED ONI A 1:25
-SCALE TRANSPARENT FURNACE TOP MIODELt ;ANDS NEW BELLS WERE rNSTALLED ON 2
FURNACES. THEIR PERFORMANCE IS DESCRI~BED A-SPHERICAL CONTACT SURFACE
LEADS TO A -TIGHTER J-31 NT AND, THEREFGRE~ TO A LONGER LIFE, RENDERS THE
CHARGE TRAJECTORYSTEEPERt LOWERING f:TS TMPAtT POINT ON THE THROAT ARMOR
BY 300~-320 AhD TENDS TO 17NCPEASE-T,HE.'PERIPHER.AL-GAS*'STREA,4.

USSR UDC: 51.621-391
ZHIGULIN, L. F., ZYABLOV, V. V.
"Ebc~onential Function of Error Probability in a System Vith Feedback
When Cascade Code is Used"
Probl. peredachi inform., 1973 3-10 (from RZh-Kibernetika,
2, Nol, pp
No 7, Jul 73, abstract No W41~8 from the &uthors' r4s
UMO
Translation: The ?~)asic purpose of this article is to obtain an upper
estimate of the probability of error in a system with feedback when, cascade
code is used with it definite decoding algorithm.
The result of the work shows that when cascade code is used in a
system with feedback where the farvard cliamel ts a bl.=7 symme-tric
channel without memory with probability' of I error. per, nymbol 0 < E < 0 5,
and the feedback channel is a channel witho%A interference and without
delay, the error probability vith, an~ increase in the mean length of a
cascade code combination n decreases according to an exponential function,
and is estimated from above by the e3.mression
Per< eXP(-nE '(R))'
I
112

USSR
MOULIN, L. F., ZYABLOV, V. V., Probl. peredachi inform., 1973, 9, No 1,
3-10
P
P
'where Elo(R) is the lower estimate of the exponential function of error
probability which is a function of the-average transmitting rate R,
E:LO(R) being positive for all positive::.R less than-C.~
Estimate (1) is obtained for a system vhich has ideal synchroni-
zation with respect to binary symbols.
The basic advantage of the given method of transmission with the
use of cascade code combined vrith'ideal feedback is the relatively low
complexity of decoding, limited maximum delay of a message during trans-
mission, and an exponential decrease in error probability with unbounded
increase in the length of the cascade code for all average transmitting
rates less than the throughput. No other known nystemvith feedback has
all three of the properties mentioned aliove simultanecrasly.
The given system has the mentioned advantages vhen extremely long
codes are used. The question remains open as,to the advantages of the
system for channels with memory when very long codes ai*e used in it.
2/2
IMM

USSR UDIC 577.4
ZYiURAVSYIY, YU. I., 1111GULIll L. F.
"Possibility of Block Synchronization with Respect to Request Combinations in
Systems with Blocking"
V sb. Peredacha. diskret. soobs'lich. vo kanalam s V oshibkami
..aruppl
(Transmission of Digital Messaj-,,es over Channels wi th G-roup 1:1-rors collec-
tion of works), Moscow, Nauka Press,. 1972, pp 68-74 (from F'/,h,-Yibernetika,
No 7, Jul 72, Abstract No 7V458)
Translation: An
al orithm is presented for.the operation of a system with
blockin.,; in the sy,nchronization mode. It :Ls. proposed ithat synchronization be
-realized with respect to request combination in the 151.ockinr; zone of the
master station receiver. A study was also made of the choice. of the request
combination, in particular, therequirements.imposed ovi the autocorrelation
function of the request combination.

COMP 6-site- 1111terials
USSR UDC 61?81519.3*539.4
TAMOPOLISKIlf, YU. M., PO.LIAAUV, V. A., and ZaGu4jr 1. G., Institute of
Mechanics of Polymers of the Acitdoay of Sciences Latvian SSR, Riga
"Composite i1bterials Reinforced by a System of Three Stz=ight Orthogonal
Reciprocal Fibers." Part Ono. Calculation of ElasticAbaracteristics.
Riga, 1?16~~nijta Polimerov, No 5s SeP/Oct 73, PP 853-860
Abstracti Previously developed methods of the theory of veinf orced media
for laminated or fibl-jus Piterials are used for the study of the effective-
ness of a trivariate reinforcement. The suggested methoilm for the co-1cula-
tion of elastic charactaristics a= Lnsed on thc3 roductibn of a three-dimen-
sional structure to a two- or one-dimpnalonal structure by means of intro-
duction of'a modified matrix. The, properties of the mat:rAx axii dutormilled
by the modulus of elasticity of the bonding apnt and the reinforcement
coefficient in one of the threo directionso Expressions are derived for the
approximate estimate of elasticity characteristics of mtLteriaLs with high-
nodule reinforcement. An essential. increase of the transversal modulus of
dl=tl,~,ity, if compa-zed uith tho shcar. modulus vas diz~closed even at wi
Insignificant coefficient of reinforcement In the third.direction, The
1/2

MC 67895.061539.3+539.4
CMffAyEV, G. M., ZHIGUNM 1. G., SOMA, T. G and MUShIrf, V. A. , All-Union
______1Tff6--6f-Avi&tion M&;;r1alsv,Ndscowj Institute of
Scientific Research Inst
Mechanics of Polymexs,of the Academy of Sciences Latvlan Soviot Socialist
Republic# Riga
Shearing Strength of Composites.Based on Whiskered Flber6"
un
Mekhatika Polimerovp No 3, iftY4 73 pp 492401
Abstracti A study was made of the elastic and strength chaamcteristic3 of
unidirectional carbon plastics based on carbon fiberalwhiskared by silicon
nitrlda filazent crystals fiva the gassous.phase and titanitua dioxide from
aerosol. The advantages in bending properties of these conposites are
shown. For an approximate evaluation of the'elastic properties of uni-
directional conposite based on whiskered fiberap summation formulas can be
used which take into account the characteristics of tho ruggedization of
the filamentaxy crystals of the anisotropic Mstrix, Ught figures" five
tableal thirteen bibliographic

1/2 .019 PROCESSING DATE--11SE-111-fo
UNCLASSIFIED
ION OF FORMALDEHYDE AND HYDROGEN PEROXIDE IN ACID SOLUTIONS
u
.'-AUTH0R--8ARANCHIKt G.N., ZHIGUNOV, I., KOROLEVAI.G.N.t eETRAYEV,
G.N.-
:"...C OUNTRY OF'INFD--USSR
,-.`S0URCE--VESTSI AKAD. NAVUK BELARUS. SSR9 SER* KHIM.~ NAVUK 1970, (1),
PUBLISHED ------- 70
.6ATE
-SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTFIY
~10PIC-TAGS-CHFMICAL REACTION MECHANISM CHEMICAL DECOMPOSfTION, CHEIMICAL
.-REACTION KINETICS, FORMALDEHYDEP
HYDROGENiPEROXIDE
ROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS.
MENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.-.-.'PRCIXY -REEL/FRAME--1987/1075 STEP NO--UR/04L9/70/000,/001/0119/0121
~-_CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104473
UNC,LAS-S I r~l

DATE-11SEP70
019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSINU
C.J R CACCESSTON NO--AP0104473
~~ABSTPACT/EXTRACT-kUl GP-0- ABSTPACT. OECOMPN. OF CH SU32 2 IN AQ. H
SUB2 9 SUF32 WAS fST ORDER IN RESPECT TO.BOTH REACTANTS IN THE TEMP.
INTERVAL 20-60DECREESt WHILE THE OEC04PN, OF lq ~SUB2 0 SUB2 IS ZERO n_;~()E:R
IN RESPECT TO CH SUB2 01 AND 2ND ORDER :IN PEspec,r ro H SU52 0 SU82 IN
THE.20-,~ODEGREES INTFRVAL, BUT IST ORDER AT 60DEGRE~S. THUSt THE
REACTION I.NVOLVES THE OXION. OF!CH SU82 0 BY IMOLE H SUB2 0 StJ92 r 9 RM H
-::.SUB2 0 AND 41CD-SUB2 H, AND DECo~jPN. -OF 2H SUB2 0 SUB2 T9 YIELD 2H wcu 0
AND 0 AS SIMULTANFOUS REACTIONSV~
THE ZERO ORDER IN RESPECT TO CH SU82 0
__~.ANDICAIES A4_-,_I_NTER14EDI.ATE-CGMPlLE-X FORMAT] ON*,I,kl - WHICH CH SU52 0-0
PROaASLY UNDERGO A REARRANGEMENT THAT RESULTS'PROBABLY IN PERFORMIC
-,ACID,VHI"H THEN DECOMPS. TO EITHER NCO SUB2 H OR CO SUB2 PLUS H SU82 0.
K I NETC DATA ON THE: REACTION: WERE: TASULATIED.
UNCLASS IF TED

USSR UDC 539.3
ARTMI'YEV, V. P., YEFRDIOV, ~G. M. ZFj&Uj.FV, F. K.
"Results of Experimental Studies of Doubly.Convex Rectangular Shells of
Standard Plane Elements"
V sb. Prostranstv. konstruktsii v Krasno-yarsk. krave (17hree-Dimensional
Structures in the Krasnoyarsk Region -- Collection of.Works), Krasnoyarsk,
1972, pp 141-154 (from RZh-Mekbanika, No 3 14ar73, Abstract No 3V162)
Translation: The structural characteristics and test'data for a reinforced
concrete model of a shell of positive curvature constructed from standard
plane elements are presented. The stress -def ormat ion state of the shell
is analyzed as a function of the deformability of the contour structures
Un
der the action of uniformly distributed and concentrated loads. Authors'
abstract.
38

i q
USSR UD%C 51~1 2j '6,791.6
YEFINOV, A. N ZHIK~ -V, M.' I and ZHIRNOV, YU. F..
ARE
"Liquid-Vapor Equilibrium in t~he'.System at
Pressures o1L 18o, 360, and 720 mm jig"
40 5, 1970, pi) 166-768
Leningrad, 11adiokhImiya, Vol 12, IN
Abstract: The ~cjuilibrlum was studied by -the recycling methoI on a
specially designed apparatus in which's the pn--_,sgurk_i was (naintained tiy
means of s. 100 1 receiver. Equilibrium %,,,as reaCh"Od U.:11,111211Y in 40 min.
In.order not to change the liquid composition during the ex~wriment, acid
was added in concentrations close to that of thellp-quilAbrium compo-
sition, and -'Che volume of the solution-: correIsponded to the capa-
!city- -of the trap. It was shown that joviering of the pressure
.~nt -- y -- in equilibrium vao-- at Small y values;
lowers the acid cont 01
54 the effi~ct- of pLressure is the ~ opposite. This relationship
when Y >1 15',
is quite 'Linear in Othme-r coordinatesi perimitting" interpolation for
fechnolozicall purposes. The addit,.Lon of uranyl nitrate to the binary sys-
t e,-. irlcrea3e3 the contenz of ni-tric acid,in
_tuilibriui'. vapor,
the salt 11salts, out," the aoid into the vapor phase, salting.--oul
effect of uranyl nitrate increaser,, with higher ,;avt comaentration and
with lower acid concentration,

USSR
RADIATION CLEAHt;'N-~ IT WASTC WATER F'ROM 07.R~,ANTC POLLUTANT5
(Article V Inntitutto ct 1,113-sicall
Chemistry meni Sci. U~~P.; Mov,
T.Phn-vpiv~. kij~-Ivl. No i!- 11173 tc prv-z
because of the tht-cot of contlnujng ptAlqtio%~ of Lite anvLr=ron,~ 11
r le I und A ~,--vlc waztr,~-. in Tr=-nr yoai,r, ~ttentlori 16v !~--n
focused on Improving Iivl"trial proluctirvii find the of wart"
It Is vapeclally inportant'ito seerch for ~..thcds of c.leansin& waste water- of
~--~ane -,uring the Past as
and.bioloacally oondograda:ala Au.
a -result or th- dovelop"nt ~,r stonlc en thii:c:'reiitic-ij 'if
Isotropic '~ourcea of raiiiiit~cin wid 'el"'tron accelerators!, t1;, i-,'ent fc.-, of
irviazt1gatorz has :).or, focur4d on ~,'ie of the =in.F
2
iouilting radiatiorm for cloansimp
This aur,rey in Ievoied to an of ,Ublish,4 data czncern!ng.
the effect of. Icn!-jnA radiation on -he oxi-Intito-and of water.
soluble, Organic 1.,,orirIQm in woqie We ha-te rcnPra1-'=vj,,,,hn eesuj*,J~of
in"gM ationf,.cmccroing chanpq.- In !:he.
c"
'tics of Unqto water coritaintrin orran!c, rol ltutantr- -- -.he cli~mlc+ I 'j;-,
of oxyren (CAq Or oxid"zot,111ty) ant! thr C=9117~ptiOn Of Owylttn
(TICO); an -,,imtnation W13 nine mxtc of effect Of riij i,~ I I on cn tli~
In blodtigradsible, prcip~-rtlpii or ol-oni6 In-uritlen. , An analvsis V-1i, ~,-Idle Of
economic cvaluaticns of t6a radiitSon ew,.tN-J of cl"nninp. qs well a., eurthtir
vays to Intensify it.
Radiation prcce"Ing Is c,~,-~nr. int., use for oxidizing (xnp~,-
nentis of waste vater: iterilLt-Ing; ncdify~nir, the bio.oFically
orr,anic Impurities; chinill-jr, the colloid pvoperti-n (the off~ct of -tijlation
on the rote of setiLmentation of particles and the concentration of hard
subttance-4 In 6% rata and deg-.,ee of sludge dehydration under
filtration).
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USSR
628-331'36+541.15
VYSOTSKAYA, N. A. and ZHIKHAREV, V. S., rnstitute of Physical Chemistry imeni
L. V. Pisarzhevskogo, Academy of Sciences, Ukrainian SSR
"Radiation Purification of Polluted Waters From Organic Impurities"
Kiev, Khimicheskaya Tekhnologiya, No 6, Nov/Dee 73, pp,145-50
Abstract: Radiation treatment was used for the oxidation of the organic coin-
pouents of polluted water, for the sterilization and the modification of the
biologically stable assembly of organisms, and for thelalteration of colloidal
properties. The mechanisms for the effect of the radiation in aqueouc solutions,
involving species such as H0, E20-1 JHC~, and 02-, as ve3l as OH, are discussed
and the effect of 1 millirad in calculated. Femnn6ar&te, dichromate and other
oxidizing agents can be used to determine the "oxidizabllity" of polluted waters,
the value of wbich in characteristic of a particular i~ater. Twenty individual
compounds, such as phenols, nucleotides.ahd glucose are considered relatilve to
their susceptibility to and their required conditions for oxidation by radiation.
The generation of ozone during the radiation and its effects during the purifica-
tion of water are presented.separately. An economic evaluation is also included.
15

mdiatid~n. Chemistry
UDd 628._543.661.7
TSUTSAM, V. V., 13YALMVSIaY, N. N., YATSMI, V. V. and
MOTSKAYA, 11. A.$ Institute of Physical Chemistry, A S!Ay~Woc enl&es
Lqa*SSE, Chemical-Pharmacautical Plant limeni. Lomonosov
"Changes in the Oxidizeability of Aqueous Solutions of Some Organic Haterials
Due to the Action of Radiatiore'
-Kievp Kh1micheskaya Tekhnologiya, No 3 (57) MAY-J Un 71, PP 12-15
Abstracti Oxidizeability characterizes total content of the reducing agents
in water. It is expressed bythe amount of-oxygen nebaed for the oxidation
of organic material contained in I i ofsolution to:00, and water. Changes
of this oxidizeability in waste waters of tile Kiev Chenical-Pharmacoutical
Plant taking place upin ~-irradiation with a co6o souTee were studied.
These waters contain about 30 inorganic.impurities and 70 of the organic
nature. In addition,model systems containing methanalp isopropyl alcohol,
phenol# metacrylic acid, and their mixtures were,wimst~gated, Irradiation
wu found.to lower the oxidizeabilltyo leading oacasioiU13ly to fo=ation of
precipitates. The t~odel system showed more pronounced,lowering of the
oxidizeability than natural iwte waters, because-the .1atter most probably
contained many admixtures capable of oxygen~consumption.

Heat 1'reki~nt
USSR UDC 669.295.018.29.621.785
ZHIKHAREV, V. V., YEVSEYEVA, 1. A., CHUPRIKOV, A. V., ROMANOVA, N. A., PAVLISHINA,
taty, V. B.
"Influence of Heat Treatment on Special Properties of Titanium Foil"
Nauchn. Tr. N-i. i Provektn. In-t Redko met. Prom-sti [Scientific Works of Scienti-
fic Research and Planning Institute for the Rare Metals~lndustryj, 1971, Vol. 32,
pp. 83-87. (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No. 5, 1971, Abs-
tract No. 5 1695 by the authors).
Translation: The influence of heat treatment on the special properties of Ti foil
designed for the production of solid electrolytic condensers is studied. 3 figs;
I table, 4 biblio refs.

USSR 669.294.5.293.018.5
ZHIKHAREV, Yu. V., KOVALEV, K. S., NOVIKOVA, S. 14., ROMANOVA, N. A., CHUPRIKOV,
-"Study of the Possibility of Replacing Tantalum FOiLU5ed for Manufacture of
Dry Electrolytic Condensers With Tantalum-Niobium Alloy Foil"
Nauchn. Tr. N-i. i Proyektn. In-t Redkomet...Prom-sti [Scientific 11,1orks of Scienti-
fic Research and Planning Institute for the Rare Metals Industry], 1971, Vol. 32,
pp. 66-70. (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Meta-llurgiya, No. 5, 1971,
Abstract No. 5 1788 by the authors).
Translation: The permissible content of Nb in Ta which does not worsen the
sppcial characteristics of condenser foil is. determined. A possible area of
application of foil of Ta-Mi alloys in condensers. of various capacities is
indicated., The basic electrical characteristics of dry condensers of various
capacities made of Ta-Nl) alloys are presented. 2 figs 4 ta:bJes; 3 biblio
Ter-S.

USSR UDC:. 621-319.4
MMAIEV, Yu. V., KOVALEV, K. S.1 NOVIKOVA, S. M., RMMOVA, N. A. CHUPRI-
"Investigation of the Possibility of Substituting Tantalum-11iobium Alloy Foil
for the Tantalum Foil Used in Making Dry Blectrolytic:.Capacitors"
Nauchn. tr. N.-i. i prryektn. in-t redkomet. Drom-sti (Scientific Works of the
Scientific Research and Design Institute of the Rare 14irtals 'Industry), 1971,
32, pp 66-70 (from RM-Radioteldiniia, No 5, May 71, Abstract No 5V328)
Translation: The authors consider the possibility of ubs'ituti
6 ng tantalum-
-niobium alloys for the tantalum used in making capacitor foil. An in-ves-
tigation is made of the effect which the niobium content in tantalum has on
the special electrical properties of capacitor foil.. It is shown how the
heat treatment temperature affects the properties of foil made from tantalum-
-niobium alloys. The permissible concentration of niob ium in -tantalum is
determined which does not have an adverse affect on theispecial character-
istics of capacitor foil. The potential field of appli6ation of foil made
from niobium-tarit alum alloys in capacitors. of various ratings is indicated.
The basic.electrical characteristics.are given for dry capacitors of various
ratings made from tantalum-ni-obium alloy tail. Two illustrations, four
tables. Re ume.
s
15?

USSR UDC: 621-319.4
KOVALT.", K. S. , ZHIEHARE NOVIKOVA, S. M. ERLUM, E A.
"Increasing Cold Resistance in Foil Tantalum Capacitor-s- With a Working
''Voltage of 6 and 15 Volts"
Nauch. tr. N.-i. i proyektn. in-tredkomet. prom-sti (Scientific Works of the
Scientific Research and Design Institute.of the Rare Meltals Industry), 1971,
32, pp 76-83 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 5, May 71, Abstract No 5V327)
Translation: The authors investigate factors which have a considerable
influence or, the electrical characteristics of tantalum foiil~caDacitors
with a working voltage of 6 and 15 volts. A new grade of paper is selected
for the liners. The optimum coefficient4 for the paper andits thickness
are determined. The tantalum foil oxidation voltage and geometric dimensions
of the plates are more precisely determined. Two illustrations, bibliography
of five titles. Resume'.

USSR uDc: 621-319.4
KOVALEEV, K. S., ZHIKHAREV, YU. V., VINOGRADOV, V. V., YEENSEYEVA, I. A.,
ROMANOVA, P. A.,--MMSHITTW-,-17. M.
nSom Singularities of Heat Treatment imthe Production of Capacitor Foil
From Tantali&'
Nauchn. tr. IT.-i. i Proyektn. in-t redk-omet. prom-sti (Scientific Works of the
Scientific Research and Design Institute~of the Rare ~Ietals Industry),
19T19
32, PP 71-76 (from RZh-Rad--;ote-khnika, No 5, b%Y 71, Abstract'NO 5V329)
Translation: An Investigation is made into the heat treatment of thin foils
in connection with solution of the problem of making h'e;h-quality capacitor
foil from tantalum. Three illustrations~ one table, bibliography of three
titles. Resum&.

.USSR, UDC: 533-951
TUZWUv-ZV, G. K., ZHIIUU=, IA. T. V. and IAZOIrSYJLYA, V. R.
"Kinetics of the Physico-Cherucal Processes in:a Shock Llave of
Mercury Vapor: Part 2, the Relaxation Zone; Initial Ionization
Region"
Leningrad, Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy f iziki, No 3~,~1973, pp 579-587
Abstract: The fir-st part of this article appeared iii the journal
naraed above (vol 16, 1971, 1) '1986). In the. seoond part, Given in
the present paper, an analysis is made of the kinetics of excita-
tion and ionization of mercury atomn in the relaxation zone of the
shock wave. p,,,-iih through jaercury vapor. The basis of this analysis
is provided by experimental data obtaiiied by the authors in an ear-
lier paper (G. K. Tumakayev, et ai, in the collection Aerofiziche-
skiye iss.ledovaniya sverkhzvWco-qkl~ techeniy -- Aerophys]-ce:1, In-
4eatiGations of rUizrasonic Cttrrenta -- edited `~77 Yu. A. Du-na-ev,
C) and e.-.cited mer-
1111auka," 1-967) on theMstribution of normal JS
tron con-entration
cury atoms in states PO 1 2 and on the block,
4~ the SAL~c,k wave. It ir-, fouxO that, for Rach
behind the front of
riumbers~butwoen 7 naid 15, the population of the block of 63PO 1 2
staten in the whole region of initicil. ionization is the result
1/2

lf2 050 UNCLASSilFI;ED 1PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
T.ITLE.--KINETICS OF THE BEGINNING EONIZA-T.IUN OF A MdNAT0141C GAS BEHIND THE
SHOCK. WAVE FRONT -U-
~:~A_UTHOR-102)-ZHIKHAREVA, T.V,, TPMAKEYEV.t G*K.
-.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
VYSOKIKH TEMPERATURv VOL, 8# JAN.-FE8. 1970, P. 40-45
:DATE..PUBLISHED ------- 70
_~SUBJECT AREAS-PHY.SICS
T.OPIC TAGS---SHOCK WAVE FRONTt GAS IONIZA TtONt GAS DENSITYt IONIZATION
CRGS SSECTION, EXCITATION CROSS SECTION't MERCURY# .'ARGON, XENON
~..C.ONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
J~ P-ROXY REEL/FRAME--t99Z/0398 STE P NU--U,R/0294/70/00(l/000100(tO/0045
::C LRC ACCESSION NO--AP 0 111591
UNCLASSIFIED
11N 11

050 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CI,RC ACCESSION NIO--AP0111591
-A,BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U),GP-0- ABSTRACT. THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF THE
~:,CHARACTERISTICS, OF THE FIRST IONIZATION PHASE OF AR, XE AND HG ATOMS
BEHIND THE SHOCK WAVE FRONT FOR A CONCENTRATION OF ROUGHLY 100,OOOT
-NORMAL ATOMS PER CC AT TEMPERATURES FROW9000 TO IB,000 DEG K. THE
EFFECT OF RESONANCE RADIATION ON 'THE IONIZATION KINETICS IS FOUND TO BE
',INSIGNIFICANT wHILE THE STEPWISE IONIZATION 0UkING.ATOM ATOM COLLISIONS
AP.PEARS TOBE DOMINANT DURING THE INITIAL PHASE OF IONIZATION*
CROSS SECTIONS AND EXCITATI ON,10NIZATION CROSS SECTIONS AR,E'
'lM:E-XPERtMENTAL DATA FOR
,OBTAINED FOR HG DURING ATOM ATOM COLLISIONS FRL
..THE DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRONS AND NORMAL AND EXCITED HG ATOMS IN THE
RELAXATION ZONE OF THE FLOWo -FACILIlYi AKAbEMEIA NAUK SSSRt
FIZIKO TEKKNICHESKII INSTITUTt.~LENINGRA0,v,.~,'M
SS 4
UNCLASSIFIED~
I- I -lit

'7A66. Nr e: Rell a' Code:
Abstractifig, S er, v,
AP00437GG cHEHICAL ABST.~~-70 ev";P/

r 101291n Effect of the niolecular-weight distribution of sus-
pension poly(vinyl chloride) on the technological properties of
rigid oompositions., Manulh n,-V-I.-. Balashova T. Si.~ IW,111,1-
va, L. G ; hakova V A.,- Miklvre~,icti. ff B~~ (LUSSPI .77ast.

;9--T 1k.&O
distri-
tem-vf4te moL NvI
-fli "
Mass
1970
TT
T
,
.
.
y
,
bution of suspension poly(vinvI cbloride)~~(I) (3 imp6ftM and 2
21
1
Soviet brands) on its ext,tudabhity were studied, ~ The pr6cmsabil-
'
s evaluated from tk melt'i6dex and
ity of rigid I comptis. wa
the behavior of I during procissing. Differential dist:6_
bution curves indicated that I ~rocessabfliiv could nor bei proper-
ly evaluated from Finketscher const., but..afio required an evalua-
tion of mat. wt. dist.ribution, Fractional 6mpn. ol I and its stn.
tistical distribution width indicated 6. rela"tion 6etweeh .~he melt
index and the heterogeneity factor (Mchiracterizing thq statisti-
cal distribution width.of. L. Two rogresii~h' eqi~ation~ Ivere do-
rived by statistical treatment of U wid:iho inftx. The
1equations indicated that I extrudability CoUld. be quant', evalu;
ayd from U_ CKJR

REEL/FRX43
19801684

j
USSR UDC 539. 384:669 -41
SEVERDENKO, V. P. and:ZHIKIN.1-3'U.' D.
"Effect of Neutral Surface Curvature:on the Bending Moment in
the Case of Pure Bending of Metal Bandst'
Minsk, Vestsi Akedemii Navulc BSSR, Seryya Pizi ka -Tekhnichnykh
Navuk, No 3, 1971, pp 9-12
Abstract: In the case of bending of wide flat bands' the longitudinal
elongation of the fibers is accompanied by radial contraction. If
the latter is restricted it results in radial tension. The difference
between the two stresses is a function oUthe longitudinal strain,
which is proportional to the curvature. Therefore it is'possible to
express the bending moment as a function of curvature, Equation
.(6) gives the relation for both.,the. elasticand plastic deformations.
The b e '~on fo
ending moment calculated by tile abov _equat4 x a steel
...-.-band 100 r-nm wide and 8 rn -isi shown-o* -ph as a function
_m tbick W a: CT-t -a
Of-ciarvature
!T1
`L I H 11111 j1,1111! J~j ili.i ~J: .Ul!
'EHLTA131:01,11:1 '4M.Will

'19:616.981.42+616, gal 51-08447:636.~2/.*~B
LPD C
USSIR 0
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GRYAMi V. !., Professor, SALII KOV, F. Ye. (Do eased), i~k~.LRUVWY, L. D.,
N 1:
"Ta
M-T Junior
A Candidatez; of Veterinary ScJoncos, and ZHU-11 M, Ye"
r75cientific.Associate Kazakh Scientific Resoa ch Veto Muf g viratz
r r
"Study of a Combined Vaccine Against Brucallosis and Anthrax in Sa e~ c p
loscow, Vaterinariya, No 7. 1970, pp 38-40
Abstract: combLned dry vaccine against brucellosis and anthrax was prepared
Lath
from standard strains Ko. 19 and STI-I of Brucella and B. racis, respectively.
Guinea pigs and sheep were Immunized with vaccine contaLndr~; tho.ti.;o alIL: .Lgens .LIII
a ratio corresponding to tha`~-. which would ba used in separate ac_LlLnistratio"n of
-ion wit
agaL ty to ir-roc'
monovaccines . nst the two diseases. Dit mive i=,-uni t, h
-its i aLI;nf, a
virule. n ab-
-k-rains of Br. riel-itensis ar-,I B. anthracis devoloubd, ind c 0
nce o" mutual interforonco botw*een. the two antigens- IL&Linistvat of the
e.
S
Combined vacc. o :hacq) produced immunity to anthrax tlmit Lasted. 'or moro, tha-ri
ine T A.
:Z years and izzaunity to brucollosis for.up to 17 itonths.
14

UDC 54~. 26,118
USSR
PINCHUKt A. X., and ZHILA, S. I#@ Institute of Organic Chenistryp Academy
of Sclencep UkxSSR
"The Reaction of the 11-chloro-H-methylamines of Dialkylphosphoric Acids with
Compouncls of Trivalent Phosphorus"
104), Vyp 11, 19?2. p 2582
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimlip Vol 42(
Abstractt The title reaction occurs easily for phospborus compounds such
as trichlorophosphorus, triaxylphosphines, i3m7ldichlorophosphines, and other
compounds not containing the alkoxy group. For dialkoxy chlorophosphines,
howevar, a reaction occurs not only with the nitrogeh-chlorine bond bwb also
Idth the dialkoxyphosphonyl group. Thusp the title reaction using
triphenylphoaphine occurs in a solutiow. of boiling beilzene or caxbon tetra-
chloride with the formation alkyl chlorides%and the f(irmation of phosphoni
midaphosphates. However, if trichlorophosphine and pl.~e~nyldichlorophosphine
are:used as a solvent, the a3-kylchloride aeparates as~;'bsfore but bis-
phosphoralated alkyjamines are forzed#.Ihis-reaction~ may be used to
synthesize new phosphorus compounds and,also,those wh6iq synthesis is difficult
by current methods.

USSR UDC 547.241
FESHCHENKO, N. G. ,MAZEPA, I. K., and KIRSAINOV, A. V.,
q
Institute of Organic Chemistry, Ukrainian Academy of Sciences
"Hexaalkyliodobiphosphonium Pentaiodides"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obschey Khimii, Vol 41, No 11, Nov,1971, pp 2,375-2,378
Abstract* The highly reactive hexaalkyliodobiphosphonitun pentadioxides (1),
formed during alkylation of phosphorus diiodide or of Ted phosphorus in the
presence of iodine, are not well. known. The authors msted the reactions of
'compounds (1) with a number of substances: water, a1cphols, phenetole,
diisopropyl and dibutyl ethers, tetrahydrofuran,:and tricyclohexylphosphine.
It,was.concluded that compounds (1)_are very, reactive both toward electro-
-(sulfur) and with nucleophilic (metals~- water. lialcohols, trialkyl-
Philic
phiries) agents.
phos

USSR UDC 539.1.074.3-
~BORISOV, A. A., BUGORSKIY, A. P., BUS11NIN, Yu..A., DEREVSHCHIKOV, A. A
DUNANTSEV, A. F., ZUL'CHENYOV, VD., HATULENKO, Yu. A., MESHCHANIN, A. P.,
MIKHAYLOV, Yu. V., NURUSHEV, S. B., SENIKO, A., SMIMNOV, V. V., SMIRNOV,
-Ye V.,: SISKIN, V. V., SOLOV'YEV, L.'F., and SOLOV'YANOV,'! V. L., Institute
Vf Righ-Energy Physics, Serpuk-hov
"A Hodoscopic Installation for Investigation of-the.Elastic Scattering of
High7Energy Particles"
Soscow, Pribory'i Tekhnika Eksperimenta, No 3, ~Iay/Jun 73, pp 49-53
Abstract: A description is given of a hodoscopic installation developed at
the-Institute of High-Energy Physics' for investigation of- the elastic seat-
tering of high-energy particles within the :pulse range of'30-60 gigaelectron
volts/sec. The range of dispersion angles covered by the' installation is
0-29 millirads with an angular resolution of +.0.17 millirad. The total
solid angle is 39 microsteres. The pulse is determined to within + 0.22%.
The resolving time is 35 nanosec. The dead tive is. 50 mibrosec. The pulse
pass band of the spectrometer is 8%. The s tati,s tics -setup is Lip to 106 per
.hour. The installation is electrically coupled to a "~Iinsk-22" computer,
which stores and processes the information during the experiment. The
1/2
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1-1 .11-1.1-, - , 1 if 'ji-I. . d, 1 .1, ". Iz.:. -.-I -.. . . ~ ~ I
~ --~ -17:3-7 U i :~ 1: :
97, - 11 i

USSR UDC 518:517.25
VIA -quations"
pproximate Solution of an Overdetermined System of Linear E
Tr, Tadzh. Dolitekhn. in-ta (Transactions of the Tadzhik Politechnic Insti-
tute), No 7, 1971, pp 120-124 (from ReferatLMyy Zhurnal Hatematika,
NoJ,.July 1971, Abstract No 7B905, by 1~.:Shelikhova)
Translation: An aDP:COXiMatiO-,l method of solving overdetermined systems of
linear equations using an orthogonal-vertical or horizontal matrix of co-
efficients often encountered in equalizing geodesic calculations is pre-
sented. The approximation vectorL., which.is the orthogonal projection
of.the measurement vector in a subspace span ad by some'vector c is
n
defined as a result of solving the.error.equation, given the suitable
condition of orthogonality. it is shown that in the construction of the
vector Lo (by simple combinations) the matTix of the initial equations
does not undergo any deformavions. Formulas for converting from Lo to the
equalizing vector are derived.
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UIDC 616.0.6
and L. N. SHIRINK INA., Institute of Microbiology imeni
-Avgust.Kirkhenshteyn, Academy of Sciences,, L~tvia~h SSE'!
"Matagenic Effect of Moloney Sarcoma Virus on Wistar RA Cells"
Riga, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Latviyskoy SSE, No 7, 1971, pp 62-a
Abstract: Exposure of a culture of rat (Wistar) embryo fibroblasts to
Moloney sarcoma virus produced a substantial number of cells with chromosome
aberrations, including chromatid and isochromatid bre0s. The injuries were
random since different chromosomes wern affected. InIvivo utudy of tumors
Induced by Moloney sarcoma virus In young Wistar rats r4wvealnd a substantial
number of numrical rather than structural aberratione'tin the chromooomes.
la a third series of experiments, spleewcells from tumor-carrying rats were
found-to havea higher number.of aneuploid cellsthan -the control, although
Ahe.tuzor cells vare diploid.
2/3.

USSR
U 4 OV:576-8 .29:
DC -582 268 ~097
A.,: N. Orenburg State.Yedical Insti-
KENIXAj, Sh. M., OLIFSONp L. Ye.j, and ZHZIN,
~tute'
?'Fat-Splitting Capacity and Toxicity of Fu
sarim sporotricbiella I
Leningrad, Mikologiya i Fitopatologiya, No 3, 1970, pp 247-250
Abstract. Five strains of F. sDorotrichiella var. sporotrichioides and four strains
of F. sporotrichiella var.-poae were cultured on a mLnera). mediuacontaining sun:-
flower oil in order to determine whether there is a relationship between the lipo-
lytic ability of the fungi and their toxicity. All strains:igrew well, but the acid
numbers of the eunflower oil (indicating the lipolytic actitity of -the fungi)
differed. Vneat kernelt; were then infected with the variouz funqal otrains and
either fed to pigeons or applied to the skit of rabbits. Aicomparlson of the acid
~~.-nuzbers of the infected sunflower oil with the toxicity or'f~he fungri oa wheat ker-
-to sho-
nela failed~ v any correlatim. For examplep,. strains ~319 apd 2,009, fa,=d
to be no. ntoxic according :IA numbers than the toxic
to both biodssayel hwe highmr ac
strains
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USSR uDc:, :621-317.6
ZHItTj~ S. STJPIYAJI, V. Ya.
iethod of Determining the Amplitude-Phase Characteristics of Attenualors"
A IM
Itute
T :hn. (Works of the Tor,-k inst;
r. mskoEo in-ta radioelektron. i elektron tek
of Radio Electronics and Electronic Techn,olo&O :1970, 16, pl), (fron, RZh-
-Radiotekhnika, Ho 7, Ju.1 70, Abstract No 7A224)
a self oscillator synchronized by an external signal
tion: The voltage oL I-
Transle
~-contains information on the phase of this external signal. To deterrL, ne the atimll
tude--ohase characteristics of an attenuator, use may be made of the principle oil
-nchronizing signal to the out-put voltage
transferring the initial phase of the sy k, -
-the oscillator, since the amplitude of this voltage under certai n condi-ions
.of
-oenddent of 'he amplitude of the synchrosignal. This mukes it possible to
is inde-
eliminate the amolitude-phase errors introduced by the phase neasuring device.
A schematic diagram is given as well as a brief theory of an -installation for
determining the amplitu&!-phase characteristics of attenuator6. Bibliography of
~dne titole. Z. L.

~J
'USSR UD.C: 621.317-373
ZHILDN. N.
"The Influence of Transit Effects on the Tube Insertion Phase Shift Wlien There is
"a Change in the Amplitude of the Input Signal
~,~Tr. TomskoFo in-ta rad-ioelektron. i elektron. tekhn. (Works of tbe Torask institute
of Radio Electronics and Electronic Technology), 1970, 16, pp 14-19 (fror. RZh-
Radiotekhnika, No 7, Jul 70, Abstract No 7A18t),
'T
Translation: On the basis of analysis of tube operation in.1he SH, r~ln-e it is
agle whon thero is a chanre
shown that, a change in the average electron transit &
-e diff rence due
in the amplitude of the input signal causes an error in the 'ohas f e
-to a change in the phase of the induced current as well as the input paruneters of
the tube and nonlinear distortions of the signal. The formulas which are derived
~:W be used.to select the necessary tube type.'tor~phase met6ring equipment. E. L.
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A. P. AKSY11111K, A. F., 15:;YLMIS,GA., V L.., GU-1r,
U. T. ,
V -'M
711ILIN) P. N.., 111071KET, Ye. L.,, PAL'=V, Yu. P., and Oll BOV G. G.
"Coping Wit-l-i Current Health Problems: in the RSF SB"
Mo-cow, Gigiyena i Sanit~-xiya, No 12, 1972, pp B-16
Abstract: Health T.,--,obleTz:s ..'ere amajor concern of", the cmriuniist aft---~r
the revolution iho ormnizcCt agelicic, cud -sC-2-vjOOf,, 4,C) ~Je! 1
eT)idemics and fma-riec. As these were broujut und~!r Con'rol. li.~--al--Lti o
-dnj-, d(~sign and buildin,.- of llo-'13C5; etc.
beenmo.involvcd in city p1=
increasin,-f 'empo of
n led the authoritics, by t, -'a
v atm, iric -n! nicip and J P. dz-, st r ia 1sc-,ra-ll
le dis
stuk pollution and I. ~posal of w al
don and suitable ui~-, of
I-Tattar polbut I WaTer raSOUrCOS -,,02.e 2:-IIJ01-
the 10940's. Follo-vin- 'Une v'ar inlartrial hygicne t--.nd
long with food poisoi Jnf-s becore the cent--~?r of atte-ntion, In 'Alita 10601-s.
a
facusad an the pro"n1w:ls cre"i-c-d by the chcm D-L -1 -rlfl."l
research v, L'
-?e~ i1 -- -tf cular. ne: afZILC4-
ture -3 u s, c o fmsLici- 91 ], az ~s of e, s
-:pos-,trz~ tc ultrc~
Mind) ra'aiatioll, and other teelinololgical adhaincon aa--z! no-,, unlui
r~tudy. Ifuch flt'-f-'s5-' is "Avcnad on with frc-mle)-ji;
-ima o Vth,~ i-,o tiwi, -'arLicalarly cliildrim wi(A -)l T""c'
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AUTHORS. Koshelev, A.A.; Zhilin, V.A.;, Os'.kin, N. M. Magid, Ya.D.; lies-
terov, N.I.
F"ITIZ; A broaching machine
:P&RIODICAL: Byullten' izobre,e,-iiy, no. 7, 1962,:63
TE)2: Class 49e, 801. No. !46163 (74.2543/25 of Augnst 24, 1961). 1 A
broaching machine for broaching complex holes into profiled shapes, provided
r setting up the workpilece Is described. It is dis:,tin-
witb beds (lozhementy) 0
-uished by the fact that, to broach parts -Ath a~ long-rItudinal curvature, the ma-
chine has a device fox- preliminary stretching of the worlkplece. 2) A machine
ari in 1, but dintlrigLiishad by the fact that the davi(36 for proliwin.,Wy 6trotxh-
hydraulic
4ng of tho ~workpiece is made in the fortr, of nucct~ssively actuated
lamps placed at the ends of the workpiece- 3) A machine as in I and 2, but
dl'ztoinguished by zhe fact that the saddles of:.tlie, machine. can movo independent-
ly- to . broach the I Inner cavity of a workpiece lying asyruiet:vdcally in respect to
its outer surfa:ce.
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USSR UDC 621.396.946
ZHILIN, V. A.
arative Analysis of Methods of. Multist.ation Access to a Satellite Radio
Relay with,Pulsed Data Transmission Procedures,:
'Tr. TsNII mor. flota (Works of the Central.Scientific. R6search Institute of the
Maritime Fleet), 1970, vyp. 131, pp. 3-16 (f root RZh'-Rad~ote,'Ihnika, No 4, Apr 71,
Abstract No 4A193)
Translation: A study was made of four methods of multistation access to a
satellite radio relay,.nnd the p6ssibilitieslof their application in the
radio communications system of the maritime fleet are determined. An estimate
of each method is presented from the.energy point of vic-~.4. The restrictions
imposed by the Doppler ef f ect and. the tuning I requency, in-3 tability of the
transmitter and receiver are analyzed.. There are 2 illustrations, 4 tables
and a 5-entry bibliography.

USSR UDC,620.194.8:621.9.01
I
N V A. Scientific Research Institute of Machinery Manufacturing
Mai
0 0~ -or~-Don
Te Ono ogy, ostovw
777-
"Corrosion Failure of Hard Alloys Under Contact Loads"
Kiev, Fiziko-khimicheskaya mekhanika materialov, Vol 8,,~No 1, 1972, pp 56-58
Abstract: The characteristics of corrosion failure of W-Co allalls (at room
temperatures) in liquid media containing.sulfide compounds as well as the
effect of contact stresses on this process were.studied. The materials
involved were VK8, VK11V, and VK20K alloys of the W-Co group; the liquid
medium was emulsol (a coolant-lubricant in metal cutting and.working). No
traces of corrosion failure were observed under stresses up to 50 kg/mm2.
As the pressures were increased to the order.of 100 k.-/MM2 and higher, the
test pieces revealed distinct sections similar in appearance:to those of
high-temperature oxides of W-Co alloys. The results of;the study indicate
that emulsion components sueb as sulfides and free oxygen as well as high
temperatures accelerate corrosion failure processes. Corroston-affected
areas near the impressions of diamond indentors and diamond needle scratches
are included In the ntudy. (3 illustrations, 5 bibllo. reforences)

USSR UDC!: 62l-306.06.-621L.3�l'.l
ZHILIN, V. A.
a
'~Fluctuation Errors in Automatic Tracking,of the Time Positian of a Periodic
Pulse Sisnal"
Tr. TsN!I Mor. flota Oforks of the Central:Sci6ntifia Research Institute
of the, Maritime 1,,- 4:, p:3-14 (from HZh~Radiote khnika,
ft-eet) 1 1970, VYP P
O_i~-_ Dec 70, Abstract No 12G2
Translation: The author discusses tluctuation errors of pulse -tracking
systems in radar and radio navigation devices caused by*noises which arrive
at the tracking system input together with the useful signal., These errors
depend not only on the sigiial-to-noise ratio in th,~, given frequency band,
but alao on thc~ shape of the eignal and the notse churaoteriatics, and on
the method of time diucrimination of the signtil. Formulm; aro derived for
the most typical methods whAch can be used to..evaluate their resi.:Itance to
interference and to determine the dispersilo.n q:r fluctuations.. Your i 1-
'lustrations, bibliography of two titlea. Si: o~

USSR UDC 620*~193,669.018.25
AP& DRUZHINU, V. N., Rostov: Scientific'Resea~rch Institute of
'4 V*
4~51~e=n o of Machine Buildin
9
Investigation of the.Electrochemical Corrosion of Hard Allo~s"
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 8, Aug 70 pp 68-7i
Abstract: Results are presented of an investigation of electrolytic corrosion
of VK3, T15K6, and T30K4 hard alloys. Sulfuremulsions,,which are widely used
for cooling in the process of cutting, se
-rved,as the electrolytes. With an
increase of curreut density from 0.;5 to 35 ma/CM2 the intensity of the cor-
rosion of titanium-tungsten. hard alloys increased 60-fOld according to the
parabolic law. The dependence of the corrosion,inten6ity on the current
density of tungsten-cobalt alloys has an inflection in~the area of 10-12
=a/cm2 current density. -Up to the point of inflection the corrosion in-
tensity of.tungsten-cobalt hard alloys is higher than~thiat of,titanium-
tungsten-Cobalt, the current densiti.ea 66iug!eiquial.

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CORROSION UNDER THES)i CONDITIONS DROPPEO,SHARPLYo~ CORROSION WAS 5-10
T,IMES HIGHER IN A SULFURIZED FLUID THAN IN WATER.~ OF THE 4 ALLOYS
~"]--~TESTED T30K4 CORRODED LEAST, T14K8 AND T15K6 CORRODED MOSTV WfiEREAS THE
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Aeronautical and Space
USSR UDC 533.6.011
BURAKOV, I. I.,,ZHIL 11, YU. L.
"Thin Bodies of Rotation with Minimum Wave Drag"
Uch. zap. "'sentr. aerozaiLodina-rii. in-ta (Scientific Notes of the Central Aero-
hydrodynamic Institute), 1970, Vol.1, No 6, pp 108-112~ (from RZh-11ekhanika
No 11, Nov 71, Abstract No 11D193)
Translation: The variation problem of constructing the generatrix of a thin
body of.rotation (with and without a,channel) having minimum wave drag in a
supersonic flow was investigated within the framework of linear theory, In
addition to the coordinitca of the initial and, tei-minal points of thc body,
the position. of an arbitrary nutnber of internal points through which the,de-
sired contour must pass and also the voltime of tha body, can be given. The so-
lution was found by the method of transfer to a control outline as a result of
which the investigated problem reduces to-detemining the optimal potential
distribution ~(r), urbere r is the distance from the axis of symmetry, in the
characteristic of the second Bet bounding~the region of:deterriinancy of tile
desired gencratrix on the right. For determination of the potential on the
indicated characteristic, more correctly, for the distribution of the deriva-
tive ~'(r), a finite formula is obtained. Utilization of the indicated
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USSR
BURAKOV, I. I., et al., Uch. zap. Tsentr. aero-gidrodinam. in-ta, 1970, Vol 1,
No 6, pp 108-112
formula requires calculation of certain quadratures which are expressed in
terms of elementary functions for a body.of rotation without a channel. Examples
of optimal bodies with a channel are presented for the case where the generatrix
of the desired body passes through three given points:~'two terminal points and
one point in the middle cross section. The'indicated bodies are more "filled"
than the combination of right and inverted truncated i6ones. Here, the gain
with respect to the wave drag coefficient (by comparison with the body the out-
Line of which is formed by a parabola passing through the same three points) is
16-24%.
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USSR uDc 616-ooS.922.1.04-07:6i6-o~)3-931:157'T.158.)~74.,q'17,8)-074
KINATUVA, YE. M.J' RUANOVA, N. A,, and MILINA, I. A., Chair of Biochemistry,
Gorkiy Medical Institute
IfThe Activity of ~bnozuninooxidase and Respiratory Chain Enz,=es in Acute
Moscow, Voprosy Mbdi.tsirskoy Khimii, Vol 19, No 1, Jan/Peb 73) pp 3-5
Abstract: In rats suffering fron circulato ry hypoxia of the brain induced by
ligation of one comon carotid artery, the activity of,monow.-iinooxidage (Y-40)
in brain mitochondria decreases by 29% as compared with control animals (sha-'?2
surgery) and by W%, as compared vith intact animals, and this reduction per-
.sists for at least 4 hrs. At the same tirpe, the activity of succinate
dehydrogenase (SD) and NAD11-dehydrogenase.(NOH-D) falls bly about 23,~ in sham-
operated controls but returns to normal in the experimental animals. In rab-
bits suffering from hypoxic hypoxia (air pressure in barochanber reduced to
310 -r-m H9i, WOH-D activity in brain mitochondria remains unchanged for 1. hr
but.decreases by a factor of 2 in 4 brs. At the same time, SD activity ir-creases
by 22% and then returps to normal, while MO activity fi~'st falls by 5Qf, and
then rises toward the nomal level. Thus, hlTozia. Inducl-es nignificant chan,,-,es
in respiratory enzyMe activity, and the almost mirror-inage chanFcs in mono-
aminooxidase and succinate. debydroi~enase confirm the concept of a. initual 2*e~~U-
1 tory effect exerted by these tvo'enzymee.
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USSR uDc 616.~88-75-o6;0'16-~W-51-053-8-036
AlEMEYEEVA, A. A.) IM TILADZE, Ye. S.., IMAZEVA, L. D., V. F.)
GRUSHITISKAYA, I. A., Z-TM.TTJA,_j1. N., and STAKHANOVA V.A.I., Clinical Departrzent,
Institute of Virology imeni D. 1. Iyanovskiy, I Acadermy of Medical Sciences USSR
-Disease Hos ital No $2, Moscow
on the base of Clinical Infectious
"The Course of Mixed Influenza-Aden6viral,lnfection in Adult E;
Moscov, Klinicheskaya Meditsina, No 1, 19T3, PP 101 105'
Abstract: Of 1055 patients,age 16 to 78 admitted to the authors' hosnital with
respiratory symptoms during, the 'L969 and 1970 influenza:A2-Hongkow. epidemics,
158 (15%) were dia~;nosed a-;-ter physical eyamination and laboratory tests as
having a mixed influenza-adenoviral infection. About one-third of' these had the
c3,inical symptoms of adenoviral infection (toxicosis, headrache, head cold,
pain in the throat, cough, pharyngitis) along,with. the usual sj,=toms of influ-
enza. In the other ltwo-thirds, the disease proceeded asymptonatically in the
form of a virus carrier state or subclinically.: The average duration of the
above symptoms -wras r-ach longer than in those suffering, fron. influenza or
adenoviral infection alone; pharyngitis persisted the ltnSest. Systematic
foLlow-up (2 years) of the patients with chronic adenoviral infection exacer-
bated by Influenza confirmed the continued presence of ldenoviruses even though
the individ"als felt, well and exhibited no bigns of in-fliUmatlon oi' the
respir-atoi-I tract.
AN11-1, rl V.Pialu ;M~~ W111W..

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USSR
ZHILINSKAS, A. G., MOTSKUS, 1. B., TIMOFEYEV, L. L.
"Bayes. Metlu.)d of Seeking Extreme with Limited Memory"
Avtomatika. i Vychisl. Teklin. [Automation and Computer Teclnology], 1972, No 6,
pp-37-42 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 4, 1973,
Abstract No. 4V307, by the authors).
Translation: As%wwing that t1lo functioll to bo Opt.111O.Vod is: a I-vali..,ation of'
a Gaussi an boviogeneous isotrapic field, - a flayes met) il
iod .; studied for socking
the 141nimum with memory limi ted to, tivo experimental rCisults;.
37
MOM-
ff" Zia

USSR UDC.62-506:319.83
2blLINSKAS, A. G., IxXs OS, 1. B., And TII-IOFgYeV L.L.:
"A Bayesian Method for Seeking an Extremum idth Limited Memory"
Riga Avtomatika i Vychislitelinaya Tekhnika, No. 6, 72, PP 37-42
Abstract: The problem is to find the,minimm of areal function of many variables,
assuming that at any step t in the solutionlonly two pr'evioutq results (f
(i=1 t,) can be storad. The T-step method- of, searching for C is
described by rules for planning ~ t (t~IT+I) and recording C t (t-2,T). The
rule for storing result2 in this method cannot be expre2,-,_-d with the
analytical simplicity po3sible in the case of a Bayesian method of search in
%hich the memory is limited to one re3ult' asis dezeribed i)~r DtLlinskas and
14otskus in No. 4 of this Journal for 1972. In some ca.3.03, it may be expedient
simply to postulate simple storage rules,and,find only the optimum rules of
planning. Two quasi-optimal storage rules.are suggested.
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USSR D 621.716-722.1
~HILINSKAS, P. Yu. P.
'Inductarce In Polve Regulator Cr Steppai Up Cutput voltujo"
Tekhn. kibornetika (Engineering, Cybernet--ce)', Y-tiunas, 197b, C
RZh__wlektronika i yeye primereniye, No 1.0, Cctober. 1970,' Jibatra!~t Na
Translation* In a pulse revulutor of d-c voltage, t~e outp-at vult~,;7e cun exceed
of, 4-he: Co
the permiseible collector-emitter voltaae ntrol tr.4n.9i8tor. To tii,~tj end,
two sources are provided at the innut of the regulator. The f1ret source iv connect-
ed between the collector of 8 transistor a nd: the cathode Gf.a semiconductor diode;
-athode of a semiconductor diode And the common conduc+cr
the second between the c L
Of the regulator. k1hen the control tranelator conductD, at the.rogul,-;r output
there is a voltage equal to the sum of the voltagea of the nource~- When the Gon-
hing to the eec4ion
trol traneistor blocks, the semiconductor diodeconducts, Lwitc.
-P the firat eourca. An expression 4s derived for csIculat-on of
ccilector-er-itter o-
~the magnitide of the inductance of a choke du."ing operation in 1, regi=c of Vontin-
uous currents, which depends on the outnut. voltage, the lmd2 thn period a.." the
Pulse repetitions and their relative duration, and the ratio of tlae r_~qn-ltude of
-a Oira# en~- zecord scurces.:Tha graphic ~ependencas are plottod
the voltazes of ~th
of the magnitude of the 'nductance of the regulator choke iijt'- 6~~' rant ratios of
~the =sgnitude of "he voltages of the sources, as a function of the relLitive dur-
ation of the pulses. 2 ill. 2 reA . V.Sh.,

USSR uDc: 621.317.1
DAUNORAS, I. I., ZHILINSKAS, R.-P. P.
"Application of the Method of Signal-Flow Graphs to Solution of Some Nonlinear
Problems
Tr. nauch.-tekhn. konferentsii 1IRadio-elektropika" (Works'of the Scientific
and Techni, cal Conference on Radio Electronics)., Vol.. 6, Kaunass, 1970, PP
324-328 (from RZh-Radiotekl-.nika,- No 6, Jun',71, Abstract tio, 6A294)
Translation: The authors discuss the problem of using the method of graphs
-wave measurement
for analyzing some systems of complex structure such as micrL
circuits with feedback. A microvave reflectometer which operates on the
principle of automatic power control is, analyzed. The. block d1agram, the
complete graph, and calculations are presented.. Bibliography of two titles.
k~P

USSR UDC:., 6214317.3-41.3.088:681.3
ZHILINSKAS. R. P.. BUOZHIS, S. S.
'Computer Modeling of Reflectometer Errors b the Monte-Carlo Method"
Y
Dokl. Wes. nauchno-tekhri. honfertmtsii po radiotek~in. izztereni~an. T. 2 (Re-
ports of the All-Union Scientific and Teclihiedl Confere!nc:e on Radio Engineer-
-30 B"h-1
Hadioteklinika,
ing.:.Measurements. Vol. 2), Novosibirsk, 1970,'pp 27
No 12 2A-384)
Dee 70 Abstract No 1
Translation: It is noted that in view of the complex n dture of relation-
e. method, for; determining t1seir
ships in SHF reflectometers, the most suit abl
-outer modeling by a Monte-Carlo method. A brief expositiol) is
errors is com-
given of the.method used and its realization for actual ~:refle6tometers
operating within the framework of the R2-35 instrumlenti'~ Typical histogram
are g3.ven for errors, and practical..conclusions are draVa. Bibliography.of
four titles E. L.

'USSR uDe.. 621.317.341
ZUJMSKAS R. P., SAYESHN-ILKOVA, 1. A.
"On One Approach to the Design of Microwave Measuring Instruments"
Dokl. Vses. nauchno-tekhn _. konferentsii': po radiotekhn. izmerenivam. T. 2 (Re-
ports of the All-Union Scientific.and Technical Confe-Tence on Radio Engineer-
om RM-Rad-~otekh-
ing Measurements. Vol. 2), Novosibirsk,~ 1970, pp 31-35 (fr
Rilka, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract.No lA389),
Translation.: It is noted that the technologicalitendency to increase the
precision of panorwaic measuring instruments,is nov beginning to diminish.
On the other hand, increwsed precision has been achie-v~~_d in some new ir.-
struments by.structural circuit changes (e. g. by cozinir:!ction -to a sj~ecial
type of computer at the Hewlett-Packard Co. in the Uni'ed S'attes, etc.)'
and by increasing the cost, but not through technology. it is noted that
a similar trend is developirig in the Soviet iudustnj.~ ~ An azrially5is is given
of 'a panoramic SWR mter which operates on- the reflect omete r principle on
directional couplers; a table is given which. enumrratea types of errors
with indication of ways to reduce them, and it is shorn that error reduc-
tion can be achieved by circuit modifications, chiefly as a --result of per-
fecting the- structural circuit of the indicator, Bibliography of 4 titles.

dDC 621.317.7-5
USSR
ZHILINSKAS, R. P., SVESIMIKOVA, I. A.
----------
"Prospects for Development of Automatic Standing Wave ILd tio 11-leters of Superhigh
Frequency Channels"
Dokl. Nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii.po radiotekhn. izmereniyam. T. 1 (Reports or
the Scientific and Technical Conference on Radio Techrd.cal Measure-ments. Vol 1) ,
'Novosibirsk, 1969, jin, 71-77 (from RZh-Ra]diotekhnika, No 1, Jan 70, Abstract No
IA343, E. L.),
Translation: The general trends of automation have led to the creation of auto-
matic. instruments (panoramic standing wave ratio and attenuation metL_,~rS), Tt is
noted that automatic devices have still been.insufficRaitly introduced into pro-
-!on for..acceptance, control.and testing of:microwaye devices although the
duct-
effect of application of these instruments (both technical and economic)
greatest
can be obtained in production. On the bhsisI:ofA investig ating.the erros and other
arguments, the basic trends in prospective development.of automatic standing wave
ated.
ratio and attenuation measurements, reflectometers anG. so an are indic,

USSR UD0.333-90348-561
-BULUW, V. V.# GOLANT# V. YE.t and Z=19"XIYO A. P.
."Instability of Decaying Plasma inza )~agnitie field!"~
i V
Kinsk, Kolobaniya oiny v Plazme. ~',)scillations andlaves in a Plasma)j
-Nauka I Tekhnika," 19711 pp 114-116
Atatractr Investigation of the diffusion of choxged,,paxticles In a decaying
plasma across a ma,~netic field showed that the diffupion coefficient depends
subutantial,ly on the transverse dimensions.of the plasma. The authors
desaribe the expertmental set-up and their.investigations In containers of
different dimensions in a uniform magne-rlu kield up.%6 ouuv ve at a helium
pressure from 0.08 to 0.15 Tarr. The authors succeeded in establishing a
strong dependence of the spectrum of thel.o4ell]AtionsTfrom I to 500 kHz on the
diameter of the container, the magnitude of. the magnelic field. and the
pressure, as well as the existence of aleritioal magnetic field below which
they were unable to observe any further oscillations In the potential. In
conclusion, the authors make the point that.Ahe growthAn amplitude of the
oscillations when the diameter.of the container with the ulasms. is decreased
corresponds qualitatively to an increase inthe coefficient,of anomalous
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