SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZAYGERMAKHER, D.M. - ZAYTSEV, G.

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USSR ~UDC~681.325.6S:525
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BARYKIN N A KHOPLOV, G. M, BAWSHKIN, K. S.,
KOZOBRODOV' V.
"Logic Circuits Based on Pneumatic Relay Elements"
Pnevmatich. Privody i Sistem), ixpr. [pneumatic Drives and Control Systems
Collection of Works] , Moscow, Nauka PTeSS, 1971,lipp 267-272, (Translated
-hanika~! VychislitelInaya
-nal Avtomatika,' Telem6.
from Referativnyy Zhu.
Tekhnika, No 11, 1971, Abstract No Il. A74 from the Resume).
Translation: The basic characteristics and namenclatures of pneumatic relay
automation. elements (j'ERA) are. presented... as well as typical logic device
circuits based on these elements. A modular- el ement method of planning of
devices based on PERA and the- experieke-bf the application of the standard
ircuits are studied. 6 Figures; ~i Ta.ble'-'IBib 119 Ref
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"Statistical Evaluation of the Effect of Prior Uniform Corrosion on the Service
Life of Thin-Wall Sheet-Designs"
Kiev, Fiziko-Khimlcheskaya 1.1,ekhanika -Materialov, Vol 91 No 6, 19731 PP 35-40
Abstracti Smooth sections of aircraft panelst made of 'D16ATV alloy, were &tudied
to determine the criteria on which to base probability-stati.9tical principles
with respect to the permissability or degree of corrosion damage allowable
before a panel will lose its steJe and fatigue strength as a result of this
corrosion, as well as the reduction of service life. Corrosion-fatigue testa
were donucted on smooth panels and p=els with 4-iwn-diaijeter holes using
potassium nitrate (3% soiu-bion) as the corrosive media*:From these tests,
data were used to plot distribution curvea for fatigue life with respect to
corrosion daeage and load after a 500 oycle/min-frequency exposure for a time
exceeding 10 cycles, relationships of service life to corrosion damage,
relationship of permissable corrosion to probability of failure, and relation-
ship of corrosion damage to cyclic-load level. : 11o specific conclusions wexe
made except that ct,,rroslon-fatigue tests should-be conducted for loads very
,close to actual opomting conditions. SixII&ms, four,bibliographlo roferences.

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SSR =1669:539.43
'111~HOV, A.Vei RAWHE21KO VORQ11 KIN
A. -I. and I N. F., Kiev
Institute of Civil Aviation Enginee_ s
"Fatigue Resistance of Corrosion-wDamaged Aircraft Cdverinf.111
Kiev, Fiziko-Inimicheskaya 14ekhanika lbterialov, Academy,of Sciences
Ukrainian SSR, Vol 7, No 1, 1971, PP, 53-56,
Abstract: An investi-F-tion was m0le of the,effect thnt'~,, groq) of corrosion
craters, siiwalating local corrosion of aircraft caverinrgr.~ has on the fati6aie
loaGievity of smooth and ot-ructur"I Specimens made, tezpeptive:!~f, of D16so
(1 .85 mm thickv-) and D161YTV (2.5 = thick) sheet Thz" fatigue testo
of the smooth sDeciriens of two batches were performed w-1 etri r-a-,
81 1 h. r ymr
2) it a frequency.' 0' 70 cpm. The corrcsion craters
beendii ng 14 d~,-n_e s/m.- -.5- a
an the surface e-;f ~he fi-s~~--batch s9ecimens we:re of consLant geometrical
dimensions (depth t = 0.3 m. L, and dizimater d 1.~~ V,r-.j-jinqt only in the
ni-z-ber o-? craters Der unit surface. On the 4pecirnreinss of the bate!-,,
in the middle of z=all cr--alters 0.3 7-m deep and,1.3 mm in dlazv,6ter there wa,.~;
one 11gimeral" crater: t- = 1.0 t= and d m. It wz~4,_J:' founnil zhat the ad-
verse effect of a group of carrasion.cra'W:ila~of geor_,Ctrical Si2e
covering app-roxima-tely iw', op the area involved ia pracldcaliy -th,:- oamr! 8.33
the --ffect oL
f a single damage area, in the variation of fatiGae- longevity
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KARIASHOIT, A.V., et al, Kiev, Fiziko-nimicheskaya Meldianilta ~16 rialov,
Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR, Vol 7, NO: .1,1 7
971 Pp 53-56
of duralumin Dl6K_P as a function of density of corMiioiadauiage, For the
corro-sion craters included a geneval r craler in the
case when the group ol
D16AT duralumin specimens, it was found that the added _r sence,of the small
Craters did not lead to a further reduction in fatigue longevity cf the material
'he general crater. In contrast tdamooth specimens,
'beyond that induced by
-specimens with:rivetted joints were.found tob practicall~r unaffected by
...the pr sence, of groups of corrosion craters
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(SCIAkY, R., 1961; SUVQROVv N. N.0 ET AL.v .1960) [T 14AS~ ~SHOWN FROM `~-ASS
I N OF 16. ALPH,A* 17: ALPHA*
ANVNMR SPECTRAL DATA THAT REACT 0
EPOXYPREGN#5#ENt3 BETAq OLiZOoGNEI'ACETATE 20cETHYLENE lkl:TAL WITH MEM"I
U
PROCEEDS SO THAT ALONG WITH NORMALlOXIDE RING OPENING TO FORM THE 16
BETAvMETHYLtl7 ALPHAtHYDROXY OERIV.9 THERE IS ALSO 'FORMED THE
16,DEMETHYL ANALOG 11)? PIZ08ABLY VIA.REDN. OF THE OXIDE RING BY RM.GX.
THIS YIELDS ~A. DIFFICULTLY -SEPARABLE MIXT-OF THE TWO PRODUCTS WHICH HAVE
THE SAME CHkCMATOGRAPHIC MOBILITY. IFTHE REACTION 'IS RUN IN THF IT 15
FURTHER COMPLICATED 13Y FORMATION OF 20,METflYLPREGr4v:5tENEv3 BETAY 17
ALPHAv20#TRlOLt WHILE IN ET SUB2 OtC, SU,86 K -SU86 YKE MAIN REACTION FORMS
Z.- .,,PRUOU,CTS.(]F.WAGNERtMEERWEIN REARRANGEMENTwtYl~ELDINGi,53PERCENT lie
~--:.--,~FACILITY-' INST-0 ORG* KHIM. IM. ZELINSKOGOt KkOWt USSR's
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Abstract: Nerves affect the trophism and metabolism of tissues and organs.
If the innervation of white skeletal.muscles, in which glycolysis predomi-
nates. and red skeletal muscles with predominant oxidative respiration is
interchanged surgically in animals, the;white muscles,assume the metabolic,
chemical, and physical characteristics.of red muscles,'i while the latter are
changed to white muscles. In work carried out by L. P. Zayarnaya at the
Chair of Pathophysiology, Kiev Medical Institute, it was shown that on the
10-12th day after birth the metabolism of the cardiac muscle of rats changes
under the effsct of adrenergic innervation which develops at that time: the
activity of lactate dehydrogenase decreases, while that of succinodehydro-
genase increases. Cutting of the glossopharyngeal nerve results in degen-
eration of the sensitive points of the taste buds of the tongue, while
regeneration of this nerve brings about structural restoration of these
points. The same effects can be obtained by the removal and then reim-
plantation of taste neurons in animals. On cutting of:the sciatic nerve
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ZAYKO, N., Ifeditsinskaya Gazeta, 9 May 13, p 3
the structure of muscle glycogen becomes much simpler (L. A. Popova, Kiev
Medical institute) . Denervated tissue regresses to thl. initial state of
its. development (L. A. Orbeli) . V. S. Win, substantiated this in regard to
the tissues of muscles, the liver, and tumors. Tumor cells lose the capacity
for differentiation, because they are no longer. under nerve control. As far
as the mechanism by which nerves control trophism is concerned, there are
reasons to believe that the axoplasmatic current parti6ipates in it. If an
amino acid labelled with radioactive carbon is introduced into the nucleus
of the glossopharyngeal nerve, the'amino acid moves witil the,liquid in the
nerve axon to the tongue -and becomes incorporated in the toague muscle cells,
mainly their nuclei. Many scientists believe-that substanceq of the type
transferred through nerve axons act as nerve mediators of tissue trophism.
Dystrophies of the stomach, liver, and heart tissues are produced when a
sensitive region such as that of the aorta is.strongly Irritated (S. V.
Anichkov, et al) . The trophic of -fects that are produced -in such cases are
transmitted to the periphery over efferent sympathetic peives. from the
reticular formation and the hypothalamus. I To Anterrupt "the are of patho-
logical reflexes producing dystrophies, novocain. should be- applied according
to a recommendation by A. V. Vishnevskiy or barbiturates.and centrally
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ZAYKO, N., Meditsinskaya Gazeta, 9 May 73, p 3
acting cholinolytics according to S. V. Anichkov. Organs that have been
transplanted are impaired not only because of.immunological.reactions, but
also because of distorted reactions due to the absence of nerves. Cutting
of adrenergic nerves produces an increased sensitivicy.of ti--ssues to
adrenalin, while cutting of cholinergic,nerves results'in an increased
reaction to acetylcholine. N. D. Opanasyuk found at the author's laboratory
that denervation of blood vessels results in.distorted reactions to adrena-
lin, serotonin, histamine, and other substances. Regeneration of nerves is
a problem that is of importance in connection with organ transplantation.
A substance that stimulates the growth of sympathetic n:erves has been iso-
lated from the salivary glands of rats,
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USSR
UDC16W.891.782.0.18.9
RYSS, M. A. ZAYKO, V. P
"Calcium-Containing Alloys Produced by the Metallothermal Method"
Nietalloterm.Protsessy v Khimii i Metallurgii, [Metallothermal Processes in
Chemistry and Metallurgy -- Collection of Works), Noyosibirsk, Nauka Press,
1971., p 73-77. (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya No 3, 1972,
Abstract No 3G146 by the authors).
Translation, The Chelyabinsk Electrometallurgical Combine was the first to
use a technology for -the production of an alloy of FeIwith Si and Ca by
silicothermal processing from AcO, FeSi,and CaF2. The basictechnological
parameters of the process are presented., ~As the alloylis produced, it is
refined by the highly basic slag, removing P, S, C,andAl. The introduction
of dolomite to the composition of the charge allows a.Ca-containing modifier
to be produced with a content of 2-5% Mg, while the introduction of BaSG4
produces a complex modifier containing 5,11-5.7% Ba. When the complex modi-
fier is produced with high Nig content, it is 'expedient to melt the modifier
-with-the Mg in the ladle. 1 tabled

USSR UDC 669.893.018.9(088.81
W, G. S. V. P., RYSS, M. k.,
GOLEV, A. K., DELYAYL
I%fethod of Smelting Barium Alloysit
USSR Author's Certificate No. 277001, Filed 9/07/68, Published 20/10/70.
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No. 5, 1971, Abstract No. 5
G178P by G.Svodtseva).
Translation: In producing Ba alloy by the silicothermal method, the reduction
process is performed with expenditure of quart-zite in a quantity of 10-501-
of the weight cf the BaS04 in the charge. In order to.assure complete separa-
tion of metal from slag, CaC2 is introduced to the slag'in a quantity of 20-
40% of the slag weight. The method provides for production of an alloy of the
following composition .(in percent): Ba 3-SO,,Ca 1-10, S-t 40-70~ Fe 15-30, S
up to 0.080.
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Znaki 1970, 47(4), 26. Briquets: for 'silicocalchun;'producition
were made from lime 60-70 and A ca6unifetous reducing agent
30-40 wt. % to reduet tht losses of Si~ and the 66,4umpti6n of
charge materials.
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5-6PE~CEIJ VG IN THE ALLOY. CA WAS REDUCED BY 75PERCENT FERROSILICON LIP
TO 22-24PERCENT OF 1.4 ALLOY. USE OF CALCIU., IN INDUSTRIAL
IS CONTENT 4
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CA FROM OXIDES UP T0,40PEERCENT AND ITS CGNCENITRATION~ IN ALLOY UP TO
24-26PERCENT. REOUCTIONuF SR WAS MGST DIFF:[CULT Ol': 'THE ALKALINF EARrH
METALS, JTS CC-NCENTRATICN DURING COMPLEX. SILICON CALGIUM ALUMINOTHER141C
PRGCESS DID NOT EXCEED 15PERCENT. . BARIUM WAS PIOST,,EASILY REDUCED.
DURING RELUCTION OF SA bY 75PERCENT FERKOSIL[CQN, JlS CONCENrRATION
.-REAC,HED- 351PERCENT ANC ITS 5HIFT TO ALLOY 45PERCENT.: . DURING COMPLEX
.'CALCIUM SILICQN ALUMINUTHERMIC PROCESS THE: ~AMOUNTS -::WERE 45 AND 80PERCENT
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USSIR 621. 771. 0
ZKYWi, X. A.# and BLZOOVA, Z11. H., Krasnodar:.Volytechn9cal Institute
"Caefficient of Lateral Strain in kastic-olas.tic ForminI4
Moscow, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, Chernaya:i Ketellurgiya, No 1,
.19771, pp 75-79
Abstract: Most practical problems, in thetheory of plasticity are 13olved
under the ass=ption of the incompressibility of the material, basically
due to the lack of knowledge of the inature of changes in the lateral
deformation factor in the elastLe-plastic region as a fupctinvi of atrain
and stress. This study describen an attempt to at-ternime,the lateral
deformation factor in the elastic-plastic region f*r a. q;roup of carbon OteelEj
and KI-copper as a function of lateral deformation and.the dimensionless
parameter ala (apparent stress to shear streogtb)'in clises og ordinary
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GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN ANALYSIS OF LATE JUTC~OMES
APPLICATION GF VIFFERENT METHODS OF RLEPHAR,3PLASTY IN Lars
-PATIENTS,-WHO UINDERWENT 6q0 JPERATIMS OF SrA WISE PL 5TfC REPAFR,
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FURP41 SH EU - -THE NECESSARY-GROUNGS FOR.-CON.SIDERING BASIL, PP~INCIRLES,
~.GUVERNINGIITHE CHOICE OF THE PROPER METHOD. REMOTE buTcOMES 4ERt
-VERIFIED QV-_ER PERIODS FROM 6 MONTHS TO 20 YEARS. REASONS F3R
UNSATISFACT-ORY-OUTCOMES OF THE.OPERATIONS, .RELATED "TO -THE 4 ETHUD OF -
BLEPHAROOL-ASTY CHOSEN, ARE DESCRIBED. THE AUTHORS ')ARRIVE AT A-
CONCLUSION THAT IN CHOOSING THE METHOD OF BLEPHARGPLASTY.DF PRIME
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1MPORTANCE IS INDIVIDUAL APPROACH,. WITH DUE ACCOUNT, R IR
-.PECULIARI'TI:ES OFTHE EYELID DEFECT AND FOR THE~STATE OF THE PERIOCULtAR
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USSR ULC 66911: 46
5111-0:5J3
SHUR, YA. S. and MAI
~My -7, YE. B Institute 0' 11-~tal Phys-l cs,
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ca erV, of ScTe-hc=sUS6Si&
A d R
'IDOZ-ai= struct in Single Crystals of Silicon Iron i
n a Variable ~'~~a~qietic Field"
'lovsk Fiz--'k-- ta 1 vetall e .1
ov n NO 11
Sverd J ov de iye, Vol 29, Jlpr 70, pp 770-776
Ab s t m c t: A study was made to investigate the behavior of tne domain structure in
a variari -0
ma6netic field in relati a to the irAuct-ion anplitude, ' a:imles vare
trips 01, silicon iron Lw-co-artntr 50 x 5 x 0-3 Ma WbOoc surfaces weiNe close
to thle (011) Orystal pLano.
Sil-iXon iron Wall mic,l ln~ a Coll!-
Plete chan,:;e '_n the dorain structure im quasista-Ue fieldv, whicli cigni-fic",ritly
sirvlified the study. 7he surfaces of the, samples were mol=i6illy polished and
Vacuum annealed at hOOC for two hours..
Croservations of the single crystals sho-wed th-at.domairrstructiure behavior in
variable fields depends on the magnitude of TFL_qnetic induction (11 At B11.111<
MrLx
50 Hz, sl Lor
-z~ins were observed. The vidth of the domins renalned fairly con-
tant, until a zh-iLx
5 of 111 CC* Hz was induced, At Bmax 12,aOO E.,; the nu;Tber of
dorains increased to eight, and at IWOO there vare nine. dommins. The nev dornaino
fon-zed along the edge of the surfaces, parallel to the-, [1001 axir. Upon approach-
ing the saturation point the domain structure again changed, so that at B~._
l/P
C.
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SBUR, YA. S.1 et, a!., Fizika Metallov i Metallovedenlye, V61 - 29,, No 4, Apr 70,
PP 77o-776
.17.9000 Hz only three domains were noted.
According to the authors, zagn tic (polarity) reveMal in a dinardc mode
e
differs siibstantially from magnetic reversal in.the quasi-static mode and, in
relation to the magnitade of ~.x, can proceed by t) -ee wthods. At sm-all values
n
of B one observes a fluctuation of 180o domain boiwdaries near their ecpiM.-
rax; 'Uion (Method 1). At h 7 er values o
brium Posi- igh f B alon"', with t2ie boundary
fluctuations, the number of dorrains increases ("".ethod II). At the saturation
point there is a shifting of domain b=daries, from the side sur~aces*to the ceater
(Mdthod III).
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Semiconductoit'~ Tiitfi
USSR UDC :621.315.592
Z&YKOVSKAYA, M. A., KLDIKOVA, 0. A. NIYAZOVA, 0. R.
"Low-Temperature Alloying of Semiconductors"
Leningrad, Fizika i Tekhnika Poluprovodnikov, Vol 5'1 No .5, May 1971, pp 911-
914
Abstract: The experimental results of radiatiDn-accele.rated introduction of
gold and lithium into silicon are presented in this article. The experimental
conditions under which low-temperature (150-350*K) diffusion of lithium and
gold occurs in silicon are indicated. Under optimal conditions, the low-
temperature diffusion rates can be the same aslin the case of thermal diffu-
sion or.close to them. The electrical properties of the crystals vary identi-
cally in the case of both low temperatureand high temperature alloying. The
low-tenperature alloying method has definite advantages ojer thermal diffusion
methods, ion bombardment, and so on; ~ theJormation of therm-1 donors and
thermal acceptors and radiation disarrangement:of the structure are excluded,
comparatively simple, experimental, 6onditibns -are requir'PA, new possibilities
for local alloying arise, and so on.
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V-SSR UDC 66.099,2,661.635,213
KAREYSHOV, V. P., BURYAK~ K. A., (DECEASM), BAYEV, A. YA.,
SAVCaNKO, V. A..,,and ?EFMINOVA,.L.'YA..1
1.1Gtvanulatlon off Ammopbos by the Pressifif; Method!'
ost', Vol 48p U -.436
Moscowl Kbimiches-kaya Promyshlenn v!o 6, it 1 72, pp 434
Abstracti A method for the granulation of multipurpose fertilizers 'wj the
pressing me-Lhod was developed at the Scientific RuBseaxch Institute of
Is -1 1
Fertilizers and Insectofur,-, cides incrit Ya N. Sainoylov. Th L ethod
being applied for the production of grwiulate,d a,-ll-_,,ophos/._1:1mo1Uum- phosphate
fertilizer/ at, the Dzhambulsk Suparphosphate Planh. 4nimophos Dulp with a
5Q% water content is subjected to spray drying. The d~zjj poiftier is cla.~sified
and then compressed to form -olates. In the prezrAng str-ge 6;56 t/hr of poi:der
(fresh + recycled material) yielded 4.08 t/hr plates ani 2.4'8 t/hr of fill_ie
material "hat had the saze granuloretric composition asAbs Initial aramop6%os
and was fully recycled. Crushing. of the plates resulteeL in a co=erical
granulated product with a grain size of 1~-3 rm ~(2.27 t/1= from 4. 06 t/h:c
plates), fine Dowder Rith a gxnain.siza -< -1 nei-, that w.~is recyal-_J, and aT
oversize gmin fraction that irar. x-_,-=und. One of thc!,iirincipal problem.9 in
connection with tho process Is fortnation of a largo axoullkit of"fibie vateria.1
-that has, to 1W recycled. Formation of fipe naterLal In -tile alhount of 37.4
R

KAF4MYSHOVg V. F., at al. IMmi h skaya Promyshlennost', Vol 48, no 6,
c e
Jun 72, RP 434-436
in the pressing stage is due principally to the porous structure of the
powder being conpressed, which contains only 3M, of solids, Lnd its h ig n
air contemt. The air contaLned in the powder interfe:ras with feeding of the
powder into the spa-ce between the rollers ~producin- a rayinc,, of the powder.
P
It also reduces the adhesion between powder particles. To obtain a lower
ratio of fine materiall that has tobb recycled, methoels must be developed
for. reducin& the amotnit of air in the 'wder
PO
212

USSR JJDC 669.15 539.67
LAPTEV, D. V., BERNSHTEYN, M.L., BASINA, N. Z., and ZXMOVSKIY V. A.,
Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys
'tude Dependence of,lnternal Friction of Nickel
"The Change of the Ampli
Steels After Thermomechanical Treatment"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika 'Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 34,:No 2, Aug 72, pp
408-4110
Abstract: A Btudy was made of the amplitudedependence of internal friction
of 40111f25, 601420, and BON18 steels after thermomechanicihi, treatment. Iffire
specimerts, 250 min long and 0.9 om in diameter) were auj)jectad to thermome-
chanical treatment and hardening. The specimenq were dra,.-In at 550 and 950%.
bj,~n; irr, quantlty
Martensite was produced by deer) cooling in Iiquid altr L
couTrised 86-90%. The amplitude dependence of internal fric,tion (ADIF),
investigated at roo-.- temperature, is characterized by the tangent of the
71
angle of slope a of a straight line in C-Q ~ - coordinates. The austeaite
ADIF shous an increase of tg(-A with decreasing deforrnaCiaa temperature and
increasing carbon content in the steel. The: change of tga of martensite of
60N20.steel and the cbange of the level of its internal friction, depending
ca the tempering temperature, are discussed by reference to diagrams, Four
figures~ one table, four bibliographic references.
till

USSR UDC :62-9.77.669.15-194.2
BFMSHTMI, M.1., ZAYMOVSK A. , and HATEVdSlYAN' A. P., Moscow
Institute of Steels and Alloys.:.
"Thermal Stability of Thermomechanical Hardening of Type 40 Steel"
Moscow, Metallovedeniye i Termicheskaya,Obrabotka Me~allov, No 9, 1970,
pp 26-28
Abstract: A study was made of the effect of the unustm-11y high thermal
stability of the hardening produced by high-temperature heat and mechanical
working performed under plant conditions on standar&r*olled products of
type 40 steel (diameter 19 mm). Mechanical,:metallogriaphic, X-ray struc-
tural, and electron microscope studies were performed~, It was established
that a high combination of mecharLiCAl Droperties is retained after inter-
mediate holding in the a and y areas (for various lengths of time) and
subsequent hardening plus tempering. It is concluded that the effect re-
suits from austenite phase separation (partial banite conversion) and the
deformation involved in rolling. Elimination of.,the.hardening effect
requires quadruple annealing at 900% for four hours. Intermodiate temper-
ing at 600'C or normalization at 840*C Withholding titnes of, up to ten
hours do not decrease the mechanical properties.
_56-
:7 17_~ 7 7 _713-1i

in
USSIR
S Ag (Reviewer)
"Frelimin=7 Thermomechanical7Treatment of D6AS Steel"
Moscow, Metallovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka m6tallov, No 2, 1972,
PP 38-42~
Abstract: Reviewed is a study of a newly developed hardening system called
preliminary thermomechanical. treatment (FIMT The system specifies deforma-
tion before austenization or "preaustenization" heating followed by ra-Did
heating for austenization to preclude recrystal-lizati.on in the ferritlc
region. The objective of the study was the effect of certain FVT Par,--meters
on the properties of D66AS steel as well as the factors resmnsible for the
hardening effect. TTie experimental results provide A quaIAtative description
of the hardening mechanism with P'BIT. ~On rapid heating after deformation,
the ferrite transformation occurs in such a manner that the strain hardening
is imparted to the austenite; the elongated grains become equiaxial, Inter-
Mediate heating
at 260-3800C will either increase the'cold work or promote
its complete transfer to the autenite. Prolonged holding in the austenitic
region eliminates the cold work.. Thus the mechanism bf hardening with FTMT
1/2

USSR UDC: 669.15:62117,95
Bk,!J~:, L. YA.
SAVAj 1, and
SMMEDOV, 0. V., Moscow Institute of Steel ~and.,.Uloys
Inheriting the Thermomechanical Strengthening of,301WGNIT Steel"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika metallov i metallov'eden'iye
pp Val 32, No 4, Oct 71,
Abstract: Dascribed is a study of the mechanical properties of 30j~-h=,'T
steel quenched and tenpered following preliminary :high-temperature strain
hardening with heatiap, the defornied austdnite as supercooled. it is slio-m.,
that repeated quenching followinq, high-remparature mech.1nical Lreatm~--nt
facIlitates the inheritance of high mechanical propertics. ThL re~3toratioa
of the higher properties is the raore complete the longer the. heating, duration
of the flot-defortried austenite in the bainite region. The maximuir. effect: is
observed when the high-tentperatuie t lie rmome chanical treatimitt is followed
by isothermal decay. The effect of "inheritance" is also observed during
repeated quenching following low-temperature~ thermomechanical treatment with
isothermal decay of austenite. The nature of this -pliamonenon is discussed
A
with regard to the metallographic.analysis of the initial austenite 7rain
1/2

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---MMM. U I M10-an
USSR, uDc.. 62143f6.
"Calculating the Transient Thermal Resistance of a Pove.r-~Thyristor"
Tr. Radiotekhn. In-ta. M? SSSR (Works of the.Hadio Engineering Institute,
Acadenr f -the USSR , 1970V No 1, pp 148-i6o (from Mh-Radiotekh-
j of Sciences o
Rika, No 11, Nov 70, Abstract No 11D460),
Translation: Thyristcrs have recently found applicatian-as pillse dischargers
in pulse power modulators. The u.%e of thyristors has nade it possible to
improve many of the technical characteristics of modulators, especially their
xeliability. The pulse mode of mdulator operation, has :a. nunber of peculi-
arities vhich apply aj- well to the t)iermal state of the:,thyristors. The
transient thermal resistence of a pover ttlyrilltor.1s calculatedi V. P.

USSR UDC: 632.95
SIMONOV, V. D., IVANOV, A. V. -j,--&--4Y4AGAB-UT D I N OV ,S. A., KRASHE-
NINNOKOVA, 0. S., Ufa Affiliate o -E the All -UM-6Tr-Scien ti f i c
Research Institute of Chemical Agents for Plant Protection
"A Method of Making Tetrachlo*roglutaconic Acid and Tetrachloro-
-4--Cyclopentene-1,3-Dionell
USSR Author's Certificate No 3451253% filed 14.'Sep 70, published
~9 Aug 72 (from RZh-Khimiya, No 109 May 73-, abstract No 1ONS83P
by~N. V. Lebedeva)
Translationt Tetrachloroglutaconic acid W and tetrtchloro..4-cyclopontadione-
(II) are synthesized by reacting octachlorocyclopowtene (111) or hexa.-
chlorocyclopentene with C12 In HBO Cl at 100-15000. :EXAMplet C12 is bubbled
through a mi-xture of I mole of III and 4 moles of HS030II at a rate of 30
1/hr with the application I of heat at 1450C for 10 hotws; after cooling the
xcaction mass is poured over ice and filteredp giving 0.455 mole of It
telting point 107-80C(chloroforia).: An organic layer (12-7 gLis treated with
200 g or 100%, H2SO4, the mixture is.held.for 7 hours at 105 C, poured over
1/2

USSR ;UDC: 8.71,
ZAYNASHEV, N. K. ,YUZNETSOV, M. M.
"Some Problems in Determining the Readiness of Periodically Monitored
Technical Devices"
V sb. Osnovn. vopr. teorii i praktiki nadezhnosii (Basic Problems in the
Theory and Practice of Reliability-collection-of works),:Moscow, "So,-
radio", 1971, pp 81-102 (from RZh-Kibernetika,:No 1, Jmi 72, Abstract no
IV1026)
Translation: Methods are outlined for determining the readiness of peri-
odically monitored recoverable technical devices asswainrg* various proper-
ties of the restored elements and causes for failures. Tt is assumed that
elements vhich have failed may.be replaced either by nev. or old elements,
which have been used for a certain length of time. The authors consider
the case,where failure of the device in the period between checks and
during inspections is due to breakdoim of various comporent parts, and the
case where the same parts of the device fail both under.storage conditions
and during inspections.
45
MIMI

USSR UDC 54-162-2:546-824'26'21
ALYWOVSKIY, S. I. ZAYTIULIN YU, G., SHVEYKIN, G. P., and GEL-D, P. V.,
MZZ-
Institute of Chemistriy-WIMS, Acailft of,Sciences U5SR
"Concentration Relationship of the Degree of Filling the Unit Cell in Cubic
Titanium Oxycarbide"
Moscow, ffeorganicheskiye Yaterialy, Vol 91 No 4, Apr 73,' PP 596-599
Abstract* Results are reported on a study of the effect of composition on
the completeness of the TiC,O,, lattice for x + Y = 0-7 to x + Y = 1.2, vbich
practically encoT-passes the ekire region of homogeneity for titaniur. oxy-
carbide. The characteristics of 39 samples of TiCxO vtre used (13 from this
y
work and 26 fron, -oreviolls -works) to deteraine the ,equations for oxycarbides
-1.20 using the relationship zvij = f (x) and components
with x + y equal to 0 '10
defects
It, is noted that tvinning
A B, and C yielding, nTi = AX2 + nX + C.
exist in the lattices of cocygen-containing cubic tricoin1ponent phases of trail-
sition metal-base oxycarbide's and nitrocarbides. 1 f;iq~iure, 3 tables, 22 bib-
liographic references.

UDC 546.831il7l.1-21
W, 3 R
VIE T, G. P., GEL1D, F. V.
ZArIULMI, YU. G. ALYAMOVSFJY, S. I*, Sh YKI-N
"Domein'of Homogeneity of Zirconium Oxynitride With NaCl Structure,
at 1,5000c"
Mo-cow, Zhurna 1 I-leorganicheskoy Xhimii, Vo 116, No 2, 1971,
PP 315-317
Abs-Itract: r0he binary systems 7.r-1T, and Zr-O have been studied in
detail; however, there is no informa,tion on the ternary systera,
and especially its cubical coinponent.(of FaCl type). Only a few
papers have appeared dealing with certain charaoterLatics of
ZrN 0 with low oxygen content, and~those dealing with partial
r02x L~" systeras.
z
Using 9Q.0. nercent pure r&r02 and oxynitrides of componition
ZrITO and ZrN0 8700 12, and also,9M percent pure Zr
.760o I?
powder as*s arting materiais, the author.'s prepa.red namples for
X-ray analysis and determination of,Zr;.and N content.
112
26

niche
-7AYITMET, 1T G. at al, Shurnal Neor-a. skoy 101 16,
No 2, 1~71, P*p 315-317
It was found that at 1,5000C and 10-5rim prassLire, the domain of
homogreneity of zircon1linn oxyni-tride with -1111-c-.Cl structure is limitued
(Yrnax~:--::-70.3, -wlhile the lattice periods, within: these limits, vary
only very slightly (from 4-57k to 40575: For ZrJ,0y, vacant
-noints are a dis-t-inctive feature, both in' the sublatl.:ice of the
metal and in thvt of the nonmetal,
2/2

PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
7 UNCLASSIFIC
03
[GAT ION OF THE ANTIFERROMAGNET,ISM FERROMAGNETISM TRANSITIO
jN THEI- COMPOUND MN SUF,1,88 CR SUGO, 12 :S8 -U-
N.P.~ BURKHANOVI A., M. BERISENE'V, YU.S.,
ZAYNULL INA, R.I.t MATVEYEV, G.A-
:_-..CR6.%q"_0_F_1NFO--USSR
_-SOURCE--ZHUR-NAL EKSPERIMENTALINOY I TEORETICHESKOYFIZTKI, 1970, VOL 58,
NR - 4
PP 1118-1185
_-GATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.,.,SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--MAGNETIC TRANSFORMATION, TRAN SITION TEMPFRATUREP FERROMAGINETIC
ANTIFERROIAGNETIC MATERIAL, STRUNG MAGNETIC FIELD, HIGH
PRESSURE EFFECT, CRYSTAL ORIENTATIONp ~CRYSTAL DEF(MMATJON, ANTIMONIDE,
-MANGANESE COMPOUND, CHROMIUM COMPOUND
CONTROL MARKING-410 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMCNT CLASS--UNCLASSfFIED
R0 X Y RE F L FRAM F, - - 198 8 L5 01 STFP NO--U.R Oil') 5f 7 01 004 1118 1. 18 5

L A, -IED
~212 037 k)%,- SSI r P R LN" E
C I R C. ACCESSION NO-AP0106258
lBSTRACT/EXTRf-CT--,U) GP-0- S T RA C T Til E EFFECT OF rilGH -PRESSURF p
OE) C I
P E 0 U A L 5 110 0 0 -A TM AN 0 A S, TR Ott, G14AG~,JET IG FIFLD fuP r6 3JO.
-6-VETI Si 'H T A. .,4T T;:(-lPi:Ri"lURE
0 F T H E 111
:SUB I CR SJ-80 , 12 SB I S [INVE:STIGATEff.) A-NU T 1-1 FVAlJJ'cS OF 1) f
'SUBS-DP AND OT SUPIS-09 k~ R DE T EIR-M. UN F D T HE M E A S UR E I'll;:: ',T -'~ AR EE R;~- R Mt E 0
-,W'TH "GL-' SAMPLES. THE ELASTIC PROPE"TIE~i THE COMPOUND A-~E
A
iNVESTIGATED iVi'D OILATGMHT~Rlr~ MEASURE14ENTS INN 1,14-~JOUS C2Y-STALI GlG5,4PHlC
T
DURECTIUW~g iikZ CAilR [El OUT . THE RE:SULTS OBTAINED AM: DISCUSSED 1-N LIGH
KIT, TEL E X C ii AUNG EP'V ER S 1 ON THEq-RY OP ~MAGN CT I C P HA S G T AM S 1 T 1 ON OF
F RST KIND. FACILITY: INST METNLLOV AN SSSR.
THE I
UNCLASSIFIED
P-4

UDC 547-94 .95L
NO
~j. NI., VU. i,. ILDi V, A
Tasbikent., State U-nive-ralty =eai V. I. Lenin, Zziahkairm, of I'lighear arid
Secondany -%vcialized Mucation UzSSR
"New Did&,N-dm-De---ivati-ves of lllatxLne &solupazi-Mle/
admiya Pri
rc~driyi hSoyedineidy, No 3,
7 del*~%rdronatrin, a imtrln,, ieritis didekydro-
N7-- a t,
-e~ez-- -d---a'ble bonds amccrapass thlree or four 'Z~Pticld Oe'01-ra wa~q syithesised.
Dehydritdon of P110 1Q.), -klha viethixi 1--d to
a r- -'lire :?o Cmp-mn-~~. tidle, defty1drallilon "Le'l to flic'.
.atrina diidel-vdroderivative WL U -t a4 -ld. Thiz stutd,-r biuff-e~As that Ln seleclu
0% yi, in
-kf tho AlWvTirki prodmat mtivtw4~n~,w stereo isorners of
exkitkal-s Nr Wdrogmitlkin
be ab ~~mEd.

USER
m7lunx, Yu. m. , Zmaxiar" I.. I. , SITIN113-M, L. L. OSTPAAROV, V. V.
"Sr-ra-4- Study of :Iac'nardiczI17 Inhomogene&js !I-zd ies Using OptAcally Sensitive
Coatln~s"
Moscov, Z a-v od s Ka va Vol MMIl I z ~lq 4~' 1971:0 pp 468-471
Abstract: A study i_ smade of, the stress-scraln state of vieclianically inhomo-
-ek
genecus oatlngsi't' llle!101 ct"of meclwi~nic4a
a tate, nd 6L
tv of the meditin in the, stressi-Str in 0
lallumogene- rature of
ev -lastic' f low are_'Osti6atad. The laver of coatings
a
elopment of the zones ol: i
to sm rf ace. of a' b 6 e tal :s=i anc~ the optical ef-
Is applied the re-ElectlaS 3 v
fect is establ4shed in che I am of i Moray~,~paittera ord. tllc Isochrome pattern.
Venetl-a.Li= of t~-.e Zone Of -p '. ;z. F, t 4
-c. flaw as'' a function of the de-.ree of rela-
tiva reduction durin- the proceis of reducing, hoi;iof~oneous discs macle of soft
and hard lezd trony alloys and 1Ai,-vaLal dl. ca is. plattml, and Chm l'illeLfts of
dev-2cpnenz- of r1le noxmial strass-es In the,center of a dlqc aare illustrant-ed for
two inlimogenni ty d i,

S S I N-G DATE-VANOV70
"CL ASSI FIE o
032 P f k
-S OF 101 s 14 A D E F H 0 1"!
t -I.A '* I f, L P RICi P T I - VNNEi~ F-00TWEAR:COMPONL -
T I T L F-- 1, --,-! - . a ?, I~
ASTICS~ -U-
AUT4,Jl-'-(C12 )-L-CY N3Vi YA.N. r 7 A Y e. c HA -ov s;;,, I Y
CGjN,rpy IN, F G - - u s s 4R
~'SOU-V"CE-- I ZV. VYSSIH* UCHEi~. ZAVED., TE-KHNOL. L~GK. 1970y L IM-101
OAT V- PUB)L I SHE-. D---- 70
I rAR Y SIC I ENC ES
,S--MATER It
SUBJECT A -LS,
TCPIC TAGS-- -MATE 1 AL-- DEFOAIMAT 19-Ni FOOJGI~: Ak:t PUY1 SOBUTYLENE., POLYETHYLENE,
-f-ST M E T HO 9
K I UG- N 0 RESTR ICT MNS
E ~i 7 c L Al. 'S s - - UN- c L..'A S I go- ID
p R'O X Y E L F R A ~-l 3 0 G 1 0 9 S T E IN G-.- - UR 103 2 3 17 0 ~000 /0-0 1 0 0 9 8 f 0 1 Ol
Cl~(C A(CESSION N;3--~J013,i7`35
,-
i
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Wll~qVj 1111 R!M HIM
77-
pot- SS P 6 DATL---j3N0V7Cj
WICLASSI FIED p tj
1) 3?
S I ON N6 AT 0 1347 9 5
E F 0 R -1 A Ti ON
E P UNI G E IC L G F .1-1-1
THE
-'S T ACT .
E T YL;i',l E S
kf3STRAf-T/C--(TRACT
?D LY I SO-',I*J' Yl ENE, P~' L 11
A ACTG`i-`,'-i WAS
-CAO VAU)t.
I C N I`_ S - I- --
; %,, M 5 5 M M t
THt-: TEST nl,RS HN:) Tii-E F- UIL L J Lt'N'
OF lil L ES I 1-i I C. K N E'S 3
s s !-7 T t4 E F L X I uk I L 11 T Y
id lt:1-rij j-. T-1, , TH !CK Ml
AL. T I i I SSIHO Al S
~,-03GARO IWAS I b F HT I C
1.5-3 if -3M P 0 Nil N T S
-S CA T CJ N U I- F13
T HE: P S 15 1 L T i
0 Q -j !-;"I T 1 `1 N F~G T Y VSES . ZAoCl.l. LECK. PRI`91.
USSR
UN C L A S S I 1 1)
-irlmf m MHWA tmkMaMNIM1111m; offlifflim M-

riyd-rau'li i1b
USSR UDC 6 2 9. 7 8. 0 62. 2
-lop --OA G.,
GO
"Appllicatio-,n of Integral Criteria to Analyze the Quality of Tramsfer Processes
in a SystEr, With a Hydraulic k,-plifier"
-ific Wor'~s
Sb. nauch. Kiev. inz- j--azhm~!. avlatsii (Ccllec.-,ion of S,2 en 4
of Ki ev lnstktute C-ivil Av ia~: Ergineers),~ 1~)70 NO. 6, pr" 16-22 (from
NCI 9, Skp~ 711 A'bstract 9.41.1,H)
TI, a S! a t 0-,-, al%- c 1 1, e 1 3,' s- I ai, e cl> t x~ i n. c- cl f cl, 1 et: c- r: -.ivi i
the =,.~nt the. CiptIL-.11, Combilij-Horl --f val-,'Ic's
Of piara:7e-crs Of, z1he samosystem corres-uanjs.+Io t1in -P.-iiii-rum
L
Of the inteo-al -31-
~-rrolp Or Is close to -this Value, an of tho typL,
an !%erv~, Zf~ a f-b-
o-f
ct Tne
D,4 em C7,1 b~ the hasis fo-r :-~rud-
lems in the dyiixalcs lhvdr~lulic wnplifior !cyst Iems consldL--'~,i~,
Resune.

"U IS. SP, M) C 5.1ioG .421~ 4-556 121 . 1
and
~A-
41,ia 0 1, Of Cryst all ion on tile Smoothness of
ozmes= t nces
V sb, 17-yjs~ e rasbehenly-a (Cr.,--stallization and
__rr v v
!Ias-e n sa 'K
kl-stract, ~-,O.
197i. PID 86-90 (`~rom-
L-el-DIjeratila-e and matc. ci-f c-,v-5tstjj]
.41 of the b~mmmo i-n tile of L, qC,
'Ubo dimenslons and f0,
by tile ~-natho~l
1:17 The. :r:Lt--s
of chemical .---actims J-n P. small gap ',j- i increa.,an-
temperafalre, therc at firZst mally "LLId very 0!;., j- r.,
theze reacheW; a and then detrener~Aod. 11.110 1ATx. Of,
the tnincatod bumps j.ncr,~iaoed: continuous-I Y. ith an inc;,~iz~ase in
v-h, t, h th~-ir
the-rate of growl e heiL:dit of tho bUmpo :Lneve~-1f;
shape changed f rom pyramidall to conical. Authov s abotract

tj-'
2 026 ON ASSI F I ED~ PROCESSINS DATE--230CT70
.,-TA7LrE---USE- OF A NEW LUBRICATING ADDITIVE FOR DR I LL I 11G. MmUOS DURING DIAMOND
NG OF GEOLOGICAL BOREHOLES -U-
-DR I LL-I
.-AUTfi9K-f05)-lAY0NT5i 0,L-i KOKAR, V.YA., PUKAS, YAROV, A.N., KENDAS,
M.H
."t OUNT RY OF INFO&-USSR
~.~-SGURCE--PAZVED. OKHR. NEOR 1970, 360), 37-46,
-E PUBLISHED ------- 70
~SUBJECT~ AREAS--MECH.t IND., CIVIL AND MARJNE ENG9v EARTH SCIENCES AND
---OCEMNOGRAPHY, MATER IALS
G I RI
'-T TAGS-LUBRICANT ADDITIVE, VEGEFTABLE~ on, LUB R I C' T If
opic 0 L D LLING
D-IA;40NDP GE-OLOGYP DRILLING MACHINE
,CONTROL r4ARKiNG--NO RESTRICTIONS
oGr- UM P-4 TCLA SS--UNCLA S S I F I IED
,-,PRO,XY REEL/FRAME--3001/2068 STEP NO--U'.R/901~3/70/03~)/(~0310037/00-'tO
C -A CCI E S 5 10 "1 IN10-Al-01.2744t
11S [E-D

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
2 2 026
-.C11RC ACCESS(ON 140-AP012744C
-GP-0- ABS'RACT. TARS FROM SOAP'-]'GCKS OF BLACK
C0TTQJNS*EED 0111. 2VID TECH. FAT-S [ACID NO. 00-200 MG Koii, '40~-. WT.
475-522t D. 0.872) WERE USED IN AMTS. OF 2PERCENT ~SAJBRICATING
AD-
UQ T I-V S T 11 IMU DS 0 UR I N G 0 1 AV W1 0 OR I LL I NG. THE RESULT VillS SiMILIAR rO
---,:-:5t)PERCENT DECREASE IN SURFACE TENSION OF MUDS, SIM11LIAR i0
DRILLING RArE,' AND S'EMELT~MR TO 35PERCEp4T
INCREASE IN
GFIWC-AR OF .DIAMOND CROWNS., FACILITY: JREST,
KIEVt USSR.
UNCLASS I f: IED

112 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
.,:T --A~:AEThGO OF RELATIV;~ SEMIQUANTITATIVE SPECTRAL INVESTIGATION OF THE
-ITLE
-FLU 111
S E M INA L -U-
AUTHOR- t 0 3) - SMOLYA.",l 11'110V V.M., PA SH I NYAN iG.A.t ZAYSE.V, -4. V.
~-SOURCE-UROLGGIYA I NEFPOLOGIYA~ 1970, NR 3., PP 36-38
i.;-._.0ATE PUBLISHED------70
ARFAS-SIOLOGICAL AND.MEDICAL SCIENCE.S
TOPIC TAGS--REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEW, -SPECTRUM ANALYSIS,: :SPERMATOGENESISt
tRON9 CALCIUMt COPPER, SWIM; ALUMINUM
ONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
MENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
--I -PROXY REEL/FRAME--191)8/0170 STEP NO--UR/0606/70/0001003/0036/0038
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120870

2/2 07-3 UNCLAS S I F I ED PROCESSING DATE-160CT70
Ej 7 G
4 6 S T ck .4 C T/ z_ T
5 T-A A C T 1116 AUTWIRS lrllpo,~, I ITH F
SP.ECTA "fL E~l' 3S 13'~ -"*,ALY S i S A5 1*kp'?L,!Eo TO THE STUDY Cif- M(_~~,'GAMIC
'4 P'3S T 1'34 3F AND P4THOLO~:,] CALLY CHANGF IL H!j I SE l't I A L FLUIL),
DE T -ER iA I UAJ b M -4 C i~ 01 A N D TR A C E E L E "i E NTS 0 F - T -,;-: E J A Q L 4
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Viii EXAMPIJE. Ttic_ RKE5ULTS '0F NESE I,VESTIGATION'S E ED
'WAY1 SUCALLY. THE METHGO I S -,~EColjMj-:k4 0 1) FOK 01 AIGJ-NIAS 1 S ."L-1: S LA E
~--CUNDUJONS OF YHE EJACULATE IN Cl: FACILITY.
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,lTLE-"SELF_ DIFFUSION OF MERCURY, SULFUR* ANIV SELENILU4 IN HG, E UB
AND HGTE SUB'I-X S SUBX SULID SOLUTIONS' -U-:
-(04)-KHARAK-HORINt F.F.t GAMBAROVA,' 0.:A.*y:lAYT0Vj,,,~Z,&&4,,, LUTSIV, RoVe
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k'ATE: PUBLISHED - ----- 70
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-TAGS--MERCURY COMPOUNDt S~LENIUM COMP0.0'Or SULFU~l COMPOUNDt SOLID
LUTION, SINGLECRYSTAL, ACYlvAtioN ENERGYjr. kADI OACT I VE ISOTOPE
-ONTROL AARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
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021 UNCLASSIFIED. P-AOCESSING DATE-16OCT70
-1RC ACCESSION NO-AP0118041
ABSTPACT/lEXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT, TEMP. 0EPENDENCES OF SELF
-FUSION COEFFS. OF St SE, AND HG IN SINGLE CRYSTALS. OF HGSE SUB1-X S
SU8X AND HGTE SUSI-X 5 SUBX (X EQUALS 0.1-0.4) OF THE
ELECTRONIC TYPE
T
N T 'iC' r 0 5 TIMES 11.). PRJ:)4Elcl CM PRIME
-WITH A CURRE,' CARRIER CO, N. OF. S1141LAR
1.4~:RE STUDIED, THE STUDY OF THE;SELF DIFFU5lJfN WAS DONE WITH
THE AID OF RADIOACTIVE~ISDTOPES PRIMC203 HG PRIME75 ~SEP AND PRIME35 S
THE METHOD OV PEM0VI,'l.'G SUCCESS LAYERS.: , OIFFUSION :ANNEALING OF THE
7SAMPLES, WAS DONE IN EVACUATED QUARTZ AMPULS AT 201), 300, 150, AND
400DEGREES FOR 30-80Hi~. THE DIFFUSION PROCEEDED FROATHE GAS PHASE4
-WITH INCREASINi~y S CONCN. IN THE HGSE SUBl-,X S SUSX SY.STEH.FROM 1 TO
36*Prli_,,CENTv THE SELF UIFFUSION CLIEFF. OF S AT: 30OUEGREES DECREASES FROM 5
10 PRIME NEGATIVE13 TO 1.1 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATlVE13 CM
~PKIME2-SEC. THE DECREASED IN THE SELF DIFFUSI-ON CCEFF. WITH'ITS
INCREASED-CONCN. IN THE SOLID SOLNS..INDICATES PREFERENTIAL DIFFUSION OF
S ALONG THE H" VACAINCIES. IN THE HGT_E SUS1. NEGATIVEY, S Slj8X S
~-l YSTEM THE
:_':SELF OIFFUSION 01-' S PRUCrEOS PRIMARILY ALONG THE S ANO THE TE VACANCIES.
UPON ANNEALING Q~JHE LATTER SOLID SOLN5. IN SVAPG(,6 THE c-ARRIER
CONCN. DECREASES FROM, 10 PKIME18 TO 2- TIMES 10 PRIME17 Cm l1kimc
NEGATI VS3. WITH V-4CREASINC, CONCN. OF S IN HGSE SUSI! NEG4TIVEX S SUBX
-FROM 10 TO 30?;--KCE.NTv TH-_ SELF DtPFUSION. COEFF. OF SE AND HG INCREASES
AND THE IMAX. VALUES ARE AT X EJUALS 0.2. ~ TkiE ACTIVATION ENERGY OF TliE
-El
'DIFFOSIUN OF HG IS 0.3 [-Vj AND THAT OF SE IS 0.67 EV. At-TER DIFFUSION
-ANNEALING IN HG VAPOR THE CAi4RIEK CONCN. INCREASES FROM I TIMES 10
PRIME18 TO 6 T114ES 10 PRIME13 CM PRIME NEGATIVE3r WNEREAS THE MOBILITY
DECREASES BY A FACTOR OF 2.
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Ref. Code; UR 0239
hP0044402
?RIMARY SOURCF.: _ FizioioRicheskiy 1970, Vol 56,
Nr 1, pp .5-5 (C 3
'FFE(.'rS OF POST-
(SLOWi AND 4FAST& MOTONEURONSDIFFERENTIATED BY L
TETANIC POTENTIATION AND ISCIIAE?v-IlC DEAFFEREINTATION IN
MAN
From the Central lbstitute A'Physlcal CuIvure. A-Insi,31v
Post-tetanic. potentiation (PTP),Df tbt~Tt-roflox i's tovoallod af"C'..., 1I.-Il'Itisation ot I, ~j-
0 frecillef,
bialis at Ole 400/~zvc frequcn,~y bui is lacking aL tbe. 4(~Isec. v 60 PTP Of
the H-rt-spc-.n -1;e of the ,fast-., mp.(hal gastroc new ills illotor unittl -st, of thi, ionpl'~Ild,'
arly cor I I
of the lat e, uponeril, f tht, I'l-responsa of u), lis.) wIy
-i. - than pri, of the
fell(w, I- rdw;~ -k, slrf~ii~' ti.,Ugiisatioa and hS e sl~n'ia'lv
and Inedial ga-Strocriontins mbtov 111Li~:i 'ii Hie
tud;~, off the ol m~ sQiells arld [110 211d lut(I N)II111(moil' of Lh,-~ 11-re-ponso
of in. gastrocni-,mbus nvdialk). !~-c-hnc-jnic, Mocking the lnv; tlive-~Ilt,~!,! ~aust,.S
varliez Shnonzc-r cha-ng~s ~11 'he H. I1-,azipense eslow;~ solt-.us
MrAtol uzii,.5 tnau th,3se Jni the H-rez, 11)) t
ponse of Oast* medial i s,
These facts lead us to conclusicins that j man Cho H-respon.,;o'af the i la;,L5 medkil gastro-
tcnewiu~~ ul~,tor ;,t ci, I~r Jbt, a(~LIV
L at
tiun* of tbn ware highor,ritreshold afferents
t1han ILa rj; ~Offeu:s and medial gastrocneinim motor Imitq.
R E E: Ly F NuH
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USSR UDO 621.~75-126
VAWE, V.A.# -V A.A. KRYUKOV, SP., LOPUVHIN, V.11, (Moscow State
Universityl
oproblems Of Designing A Narrow-Band Tunable DO-Pumped Implif ier"
I zv. VIJ ZRa
d i off i zika, Vol XV, 'No 2, Feb 1P72, p 201-299.:
A bBtra_qt The possibility is discussed of.desic, 'nih- a, narrow-band tunable
am-plifier-filter on the basis ce a diptroa[diftronj. The skzheme of this unit
contains a ferromagnetic tip, an electron, gunj. Lin inpul. distribution coupler,
an ampliffication zone, an o%xtpat distribLition coupler,,nid a owplar. The die-
persion characteristics of iiaves of the electron flow and delty syDtera tire pro-
sented. The udviaibility is shaon of using a aingle-row t~Dmb as an inpul ccuii-
ler of the amplifier. The parameter
a are rwmerically calc r L~ p.-A i a
shown of the hisporsion chDracteriatics oV a moro-order 1)paca harmonle ond th-)
distribution of hich-frequency electrical fielf1ri or a sixg
gle-rcm plano ccub.
The achone is prevented of an amplifter-filter. with a pc4~bin%l dalay oyetom
and Ono of the variantu of ouch a aoIJratom. Tho- phycical ~p,ccoaaoji durInE intar..
action betwean "the electron boa= with a delay ;9,,rstem &rA ithe do-pumped field
are considered. Num~!rical eetin&tes tire given.~.5 fig. 5~ Rviceiv0d by odi-
torat 26 Apr 1,971.
MIT

ITPP4 55504
30 March 1972
59).
WAVES AT UP 3UKFACE OF A FLOW OF FINITE DE11-1 H
EACITED BY AN W.DFRWATER SUIRM
Za Moscow I'llysito
fArttcle by A A' t -Foginterl"S I"Stitutet Dolgoprudnyy,
Mascot :: 5vvh JA'lYlAJ-,,qdazIL K"nk SM. lum;Lao~ VOL 2W, No
Obla f
197L, zubmi..d 14 My 1171, pp 1070 107
In the axticlo, t1w nqUjur. exaninom tho nt fh~
surtmew of a flo- of Ideal h-avy lf,plM of constant detth li~ mt vtlloci-
-ty c In direction or Lite pogitivo x-nxis, A ol: co~rdtnmtes
:In chanvain atich n. wmy ttmt Vtone MT :oincidog %zitlt flk-
leval vhil4p the Oz--m%04 it 4ir-mctly vrrticnily %ilarl. TI- ue'V4,m nvi~ 61-41i'te-3
by A -P*rl'0-AieAIIY noting point-auure- lo-tva nt dl*pth h~ *(- T-ktr fr-pww'"
-of th~ -lourepil ".~Allvvtlon4 w~ 0. 71pr, ~stablixlwd regi.r v~ ~o.414frr-jj d'a
tha itmit of tive unitamAy rogina, at t_-;
A $attarm in tlv~ u~ue of_* rj,,jj of Lrinite W'. lc""
ld-Rat-4 by L-N- Srottnmkiv [I J, V4r or.% (2 1, N-cwt, (~,
asla
.4a"Me'tl%t D'otimt of the Xoulre ie n"n"kartt throuRb ti~., tt- proljje~. un,Ivr
-considprektion, rvduces to the unr of hisip -airs dp~elvping ~t m,rra,-t. of a rl
having finitt, nolution to th)m lamt prohl~v ~n~ fmmd 1,,v 114yeluch [5)
depth$ %
SH U%en by L.Y. Cherke ov- 6
Aoosumc! that. owitput of nom-rt q vorios to tl'a 10~
vh0re 11(t) - the fleaviqWC runel-lun, AA.wn,- timt U-t, po-
tential of litrturbed motion 94z IP(xl y, Tjo-ii 47 satimrse-4 th~ PolAtIOn
-(quation
Ky +
LUthe boundary conditiona
2t + cl
Txr il
MS R El

USSR UDC 621.375.126
-UKOV, S. P., LOPUKHIN, V. IL, Moscow State
VAM, V. A . . . . . . KRI
University
.11pr
oblems of Designing a Narrow Band Tunable Electrostatic Amplifier"
Gor'kiy, jzvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Radiofi2ilca, Vol XV, No 2,
1972j pp 291-299
Abstract: The possibility of building a narrow band tunAle filter amplifier
based on a diftron was analyzed. The expectiency of using:a single-row comb as
the input and output couplers of the amplifierwas demonstrated, and numerical
calculations of the parameters were perfornied- A study was made of the physi-
Cal processes in the presence of combined interaction of an electron flux with
a deceleratino svstem and an clectroeltatic Tile possibility of
0 1 1 pumping field.'.~
partial or complete combination of individuall, sections of the amplifler into
a single system was demonstrated, and numerical.estimates ire presented. The
pass band of the investigated amplifier with a single combined system for
A - 8 cm, Af z 120 =egahartz with a~separate, input couplerlwas 60 megahertz.
The ordinary filter amplifier with separate input and output couplers has a
band of Af = 40 megalicrcz.

u 3 SRI UDC: 538.4
7,AYTSEV, A. A. and MISKINCVA, N. A.
Investigating I-Some -Processes in Discharges in Birlltry 'Hixtures"
V sb. Vonr. fiz. nizi-otemDeraturni ria-m (Problems in the Physics
-if wqrks)-V.'insk, "Nau,
of Lo-wr--2emperature -,Iasmas -- collecTibn c Na 1
tekhn." 1970, D-o 490-495 Uron RZh"Tj1ekh-,,nikq No. 2, Feb 71,.Ab-
stract i;o. 2B6i)
-char~,-es in bi-
Translation: In investij----it~o~ i s conducted into U..
nary mixtures of Ne-.-;-U atid. ~e-,'12 both wi th c-aid- wit-hout ulec tro-
ld, 'he con-
phoresis. I)atba ii~ conoerninC~: tho iAec-Lrie lie.
centraticn and temperature of the electrorw alon;-, the length oil
the axially nonuniforini, positive column. Th,.-,ue,~~*~r,:Oiwters are, com-
pared with tAe -paramelv-er-s cf I.-he movable s~trata. The obtained
data indicates that the ion mechanism. of se,.-aratuing, nixtu-e com-
ponents is '51o be Dreferrud. The electron ener,-y losses in axially
'homogeneous Ltiixtures cf inert g?.ses 'and mercury.. v!:por are nicasured.
and compu-Ved. Biblio,~:raphy of 14. Axithor Is ahsturact

USSR_ 536.4+532.51
GUI
~MVUN A. A. and ZAYT3EV, A. A.
-Mod
Self eling Variables, IP
-Moscow, Teplof izika Vysokikh T emperatur, Vol. 8, No., 4, 19,70, J)p 847-
855
Abstract: T'his article is the second part of a series b4;,:;un ir, Vol. 8,
No. 1, 1970,of the journal named above ~and.deals with Peveral problems
which can, be transformed only into partially self-modeling form. As an
example, the authors consiaer the problem of heat exeaange durin,~-.,, boil-
ing in a lay e 2pace, a situation 'Cor whic4 there ig ns
i.!t 110 suffi-
picntly developed physical model for use in.its anal 'ysis. They exainine
several approaches to thj solution of this: problem iihichi thc:.,y assert,
is widely being consider,~d in the Soviet Union-~ Uh. r~-jjsc) deal with
the 'oroblem of viscous, Incompressible.liquid flow along:a tube off cir-
.cular cross section on u
'Ae rim of a disc and show how the method of
scales can' be used to.simplify the in.1tial system or,
equations.

USSR UDC: 541.49:546-799-3
YEILSIN, A. A., 7AYT-r3F-V---A. WMSWA, V. A., NAVAROVA, 1. 1.,
PETUIMOV.41 I. V.
d, and
"Synthesis of (Y4thyl Phenyl Phosphonyl) Kithy.1 Pbenyl Phosphonic Acl
an Investigation of Complexing With Trivalent Ions of Ime.ricium,, Curium and
Promethium'
Leningrad, Radiokhimiya, V01 14, No 3) 1972, PP 374-377
Abstract- The authors studied complexing of trivalent Aml, Cir and Pm ions with
an organophosphorrus compound containing.two P=O groups joincd by a inethyl.
bridge. This compound, (r,.etliil-plieiiylphosphanyl)methylplic~nylphosphonic acid,
was synthesized. The thernodynamic value of its dissocintion constant was
determined (PKO = 2 - 04) - Complaxing war, studied by. the. ion-exchange method on
KU-2- cation-exchange resin. '111o logarithms:of the constants of stability for
comnlexes of Am3+ cn,3-1 and p.-
;3+ in solutions with consta'nt ionic !Arcl)gth of
0-2 O'H4C104) were 3-35, 3-35 and 3.40 respectively, which is appreciably
higher than the corresponding values with phosphoric and.:'nYethirlphosphonic
acids, and approaches the value of the constants with trimetaphosphoric acid.
The additional stabilization of these complexes was.at-l-ributed- to the chelate
effect associated with ring closure.

''USSR LJDC 541.183+541.49
YJUMIN A. A. and ZAYTSEV, A. A.
"Ion-Exchange Behavior of Trivalent Ass Cml.Cf and other Elements in the
Systen wlth.Kitrilotriaeetic Acid"
Lenin&rad, ftadiokhimiya, Vol XIVg No 3t 1972s PP ?321-738
Abstracti Direct experiments were performed to separate americium and curium
in order to evaluate the real difference in:'the stability, constwits and, in
addition, to try to evaluate the relative position of the americium and curiua
and raxe earth -metals for which =zathiuz was also:added:to the separated
mixture. Subsequent experimtents'irere- .. performed in which thelclass of ele-
ments was expanded aPA callfornium, europim. and other elenent-s were also
used in t-~e exDerilments. The ion excbange,:behavior of An,34", cf3+, Pm,
ri nvest1gated
ard the other elements In a system with nit lotriacetic acid uas IA
and.on the basis of the separation data col-wections weraIntroduced into the
Nalues of the Stability constants:of.the.conplexes for ia~tching with the
results of poteritionetric measurements.
The sepa-ratioa factor of the curium-azericium pair is t.3, and that
of thecuriurt-promethium pair, 2.2,'For the ratio af concentmations of
nitrilotriacetic acid arid, ck-oxvisobutyric Aaid.*sed im: ~the ex p6 rimen t s
J/2

the process is determined by the coaplexion, and the role of tbe, lz~(-oxyiso-
butyrate, reduces to creating the necessary;buffering os~the solutiorz. In an
o( -oxy. isobutyrate envixonment f europlum is washed out. between californium
and citrium, but In the presence of nitrolotriacetic acid it follows with
curium which indicates the closeness of the complex-formation donstants. In
accordance with the stability constant yttrium.shou]A wa-ith out:toEether with
or close to europium, but in practice.it precedes eUrODoim. This is explained
by the fact:that the y-ttrium exchange constant,between the resonance sdution
Is less Von that of europium.
The following values of the,sta
bilityLconstantS of the complexes axe
used to explain the results of the.16n excl~*~ngo~separati~nsj
11.51, 1g a2;:= 20.76;.
Eu -191-5
11.6 1 a, 20176;
CM 2
1.5, 20.653
Am --19 2
20.42.
Pm --19 11.40
J:

USSR
UDG 621.314.58
ZAYTSEV, A.I., KUVSHINOV, A.A.
"To A Computation Of The Electromagnetic Processes In A SiX-Phaaa Compeneation
converter WM Equializer Reactor
Izv. Tomsk. politakh~n. in-ta (Bulletin Of Tomsk Folytechn,Lcall Lnstitute), 1970,
211,:pp 5-9 (from RZh--Slektronika I yeXe Drimeneniye, No 1, January 1971,
Abstract No 1B441)
Tranalation- In the circuit under consideration, a compenonting reactor is
acted between the terminals of an.equalizer reactor across two anti-parallel
coin
controllable rectifiers LB;0111TZAb]- For analysis, the method of piseewise,linear
~approximation In used, during which the volt-ampore oharoo:terlutic of the rect-
ifiers In replaced by forward eagments. In the com.putatiori theru is not taken
into accounti magnetizing current and effective-roniotanco of' the magnetic
elements, and reduction of voltage in the rectifiers In tba forward direction.
An enalysis is conducted and the dependences ara obtained,for currents and voltage
at the capacitor for the f oilowing two rogimea,: during which th-s co.,upensation con-
verter can operate without dieraptiont with two eirmItaneougily tiwitchad-on powor
switched-on power rectifier (whe6 loading of the com-
rectifierB, and with one
Mutating capacitor by d-o takes place)* Farther# for aimpi.ification of the solution,
1/2*

62.1-791: 621.
-15'66:62
Exl:~imoer' RUDY
sm.,
Cal-4 -Engineer (Zhd,3jio,7 !..C-ta
ate a
_e Technical, zoien Cos
llfac~-ri`63 Yl'i*eidad ~Radio j,
LrAtenma Xasts 0.11 rn
r.0scowl
Ao 'arl 70, pp !?_1
A b st ra a 9
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'4e 04, a
Px
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n 511P!,Ie:~mntary carbon d' ro ~3:11
radio ant i-oxide a
enra or -L-e
Of rc-ct_n"'ujar or tu*.ul~z1'c u , sec!~"On
r croz
cozzo-nents in t I - - I, F'reS':!.'jCe. C"
t~ction --I Combinal ,
e - mr'e core, in L-1021 Uith tbo
'"K00 it DOSSib."Le to ef'~.P' t. -
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duce its r7a - -r-, J y dea.-d-dize a fr] I
3 c0iltowlt to
uch welds 0 010," n't-0",'0n, 0.040'~
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35-~; 40). Bart'Cularly on; lmvr-~' Ila:( coil j
'wire with c Mi= high at iu;nTeraturez; 0f'-6000 ar,,j , !j"tructAoll
dic.. -Louttir,
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and ICAI-alloy fo-'.
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lund 2 ta-r,:Le:;.

~UDC
621.396.677:M.1641
ZAYTM A. P.., ZOMVI V. V.., and SEVRYUKOV,: B N -
"one Extremal Problein of RaddoteleacoPe Control"
Tr. Mosk. energ. in-ta (Works of the Moscow Power Engineer,ingy Institutle), 1972
vyp-116, pp 148-154 (from. RM-Radiotekhni4, No Up Nov 72p: Abstract No 11 B21
Translation: The authors study the particularities of systems for the control
of radio telescopes. Problems are also studied which. are related to the developme-nt
of radio telescopes in conjunction vith large ~antennas vith a single, fixed emitter
where the antennas form a single-beam radiation: patteim. An algorithm is set up
for optimizir article: three illustrations and
Z the system of control. Original
s van bibliographic entries. N. So
e

ImmmummAmal 7
777T
_112, 017 UICLASSlif IED Pk0CMI%G OAI~
-,~T1,TLE-PiEhGE T I CS OF THE F EFROUS. METALLURGyt 1970 Yc'AR -'U-
A -(02)-YEGORICHEV, A.P.,
UTHCR LAYTSEV9 A.Po
--USSR
C:OU.N T k Y OF INFO
F E'~ 70, PP 5-7
_.S0URC_E-MjSCG4v PROMYSHLENNAYA ENERGETIKA,'N0 2,
'q~TE PUB
~:-~SUOJECT AREAS--MECH., IN3.9 CIVIL ANOMARINE ENGR# MATERIALS
-40PIC TAGS--FERROUS, MFTALt BLAST FURNACE# AIR POLLUTIt INDUSTRIAL
ON 9
A U T (114 AT I CCONTROL, OXYGEN, STEEL j N DU S r R Y ,ELECTRIC INOUSTRYt INDUSTRIAL
~4 TER_
CONTROL MARK ING
-NU RESTRICTIONS
.._"~~DOCUMENT tLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.,-;~#ROXY REEL/FRAME-,-1990/1654 STEP-NQ--UR10094/70/300/002/00OSiOO07
~~Clflt ACCESSION NG--AP0109652
VNCLASS-1 FIED
11 ~Mlf

212 017 UNCLASSIFlE0 PROCESSING DATE-02OCT70
!CIRC ACCESSIOW NO-AP0109652
ABSTRACT/~XTRACT-IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT.. THIS ARTICLE PRESENTS A CONCISE
HISTORICAL SUMMARY OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND ACHIEVCMENTS OF THE POWER
INDUSTPY FOR FERROUS METALLURGY IN SSSR SINCE THr REVOLUTIJN. IT
DATA ON THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT STAGES ANO THE CHAR4CTERISTICS JF
.ELECTPIC POWER INSTALLATIONS AND SHOWS THE SUCCESSIVE STEPS TAKEN FOR
_..__-THEIR DEVELOPMENT IN VIEW OF THE PLANNED GROWTH OF FERROUS METALLURGY.
IT EMPHASIZES THE EFFORTS TOWAR0 THE CONTINUOUS or--VELDPMENT AND
i
IMPROVEMENT OF ELECTRIC POWER INSTALLATIONS AND EPUIPMENT FOR STEEL
INDUST~Y. DATA ARE PRESENTED ON THE POWER CHARACTERISTICS OF VARIOUS
''~':CONTEMPORARY EQUIPMENT, SUCH AS OXYGEN: COM ERTER SO HIGH POWER AIR
:COMPRESSORS FOP. BLAST FURNACES, 30ILERSj COOONG!SYSTEMS ETC. IT
REPRESENTS AN_JNSIGHT ON THE CURRENT RESEARCH ON THS REDUCTIJN OF FUEL
CONSUMPTION01 ON BETTER UTILIZATION OF WATER RESOURCES 1FOR COOLING
SYSTEMS, ON.WATER AND ABSTRACT: AIR POLLUTION, 04AUTOMATION, ON
AUTOMATIC CONTROL OF INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES'ETC. TH E SIGNIFICANCE OF GOOD
ORGANIZATION OF THE OVERHAUL AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR RELIABLE AND
ECONOMICAL OPERATION OF INSTALLATIONS IS EMPHASIZED. STEPS ALREADY
JAKENFOR SMOOTH OPERATIONS OF SERVICES APE DESCRI~ED. IN, PART ICULAR,
EFFORTS ARE DESCRIBED~FOR THE TRAINING OF SCIENTIFICt TC-CHNICAL AND
SKILLED PERSONNEL, AS WELL AS THE ORGANIZAT:ION'OF SPECIAL INSTITUTES FOR
-THE PLIRPOSC-,-OF CONDUCTING RESEARCH IN DIFFERENT FIELDS RELATED TO
FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF THE POWER INDUSTRY MVIEW OF THE CONTINUOUS
GROWTH OF THE FERROUS INDUSTRY.
UNC.LASSIFIEO.

112 017 w4u. Ass I f- I Fo PROCFSSING DATF--02OCT70
-1TLE--ENEkGETICS OF THr FERRCUS
T METALLURGY, 1970 ;YE A R. -U
-~,~~AUTHGR-1021-YEGDRICHEV, Al.P., ZAYTSEV,
CID UNTRY OF INFO--USSP
ISOURCE--~-Y;-ascc4v PROMYSHLENNAYA ENERGETIKAv NO 2t F E3 70t PP 5-7
D AT E PURL I SHED ---- FE670
~SUDJECTI AREAS--MECH.,r INJ-, CIVIL.AND MARINE: ENGRO MATERIAL S
.;.,,TOPIC IAGS--FERROUS METAL# BLAST FURNACEp AIR POLLUffOlvINDUSTRIAL
AUTOMATIC CONTROLt OXYGEN# STEEL JNDUSTRYw~q ELECTRI:C I.-NOUSTRY9 INDUSTRIAL
'WATER
~~-,CUN TROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-.-VOCUMEK-T -CLASS-.UNCLASSIFIED
REELf-4FRAME--1990/1654
STEP-NQ--UR/0094170/3OO./O-v2/0005/0007
CIRC.I: ACCESSION NO--AP0109652
2 ~, I
UNCLASSIFIED

a IN ammm
--020CT70
017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE
,_:,t-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0109652
#8STRACT/f.XTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THIS ARTICLE PRESENTS A CONCISE
SUMMARY OF THE OEVELOPMENT ANU'ACHIEVE4ENTS! OF THE POWER
I NDUSTRY- FOR FERROUS METALLURGY..IN SSSR,SINCE'. THE ~REVDLUTIJN. IT
PRE-SENTS-DA-TA ON THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT STAGES AND'THE CHARACTERISTICS JF
-ELECTRIC PO~ER INSTALLATIONS AND SHOWS THE~SUCCESSIVE STEPS TAKEN FOR
-THErP,:OEVELOPMENT IN VIEW Of THE PLANNED GROWTH (IF FERROUS METALLURGY.
IT EMPHASIZES THE EFFORTS TOWAR01HE CO.NTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT AND
[MPROVEMENT,OF ELECTRIC POWER INSTALLATIONS AND EQUIPMENT FOR STEEL
...INDUST RY. DATA ARE PRESENTED ONTHE POWER CHARACTERISTICS OF VARIOUS
CONTEMPORARY'.EQUIPMENTI, SUCH AS OXYGEkCONVERTERS,,~HIGH POWER AIR
COMPRESSORS FOR BLAST FURNACESv BOILERSw tOOLING SYSTEMS ETC. IT
:PRESEOTS AN-INSIGHT ON THE CURRENT RESEARCH ON THE'REDUCTION 3F FUEL
CONSUMPTIONt ON BETTER UTILIZATION OF WATER RESOURCES FOR COOLING
SYSTEMS, ON WATER AND ABSTRACT: AIR POLLUTION, ON:.AUTOIIATION, 0*4
AUTOMATIC CONTROL OF INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES ETC. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF GOOD
ORGANIZATION OF THE rVERHAUL AND MAINTEN ANCE SERVICES FOR RELlAf3LE AND
-ECONOKICAL OPERATION OF INSTALLATIONS IS EMPHASIZED. STEPS ALRF-AuY
TAKEN FOR SMOOTH OPER ArIONS OF.SERVICES ARE. DE.SCRIIIED. IN PARTICULAR,
EFFORTS-ARF DESCRIBED FOR THE TRAINING OF-SCIENTIF(Cs TECHNICAL AND
-SKILLED PERSONNELt AS WELL AS T14E ORGAN12AtiON'OF jPECIAL INSTITUTES FOR
-THE PURPOX,OF CONDUE.TING RESEARCH IN OIFFERENr FlEIDS ilELATED To
VkLOPMENT OF THE POWER INDUSTRY~IN VIEW:0'F THE CONTINUOUS
FURTHER DC-
.GROWTH OF~TRE FERROUS INDUSTRY.
UNCLASSIFIED

ti it 1:1q- ~T
40
USSR 1JDC 669.1 '58. 26
-"PAU,
YEGORICHEV, A. P. J, (Engineers) (Ministry of
USSR)
Ferrous Retallurgy
IlEn rgoticsof the Perrous Metallurgy: '970 Y6ar
Moscow, ~m s~hl e n n a y aBner atilca, No 2, Pob pp 5-7
article, r a
-ori
A b s t r a c IL -1 This p o onts, ai conoiso hisl~' cal sur,=--::~y
R tFle aeveloDment and achievements~ of the Dwwor induslt;ry for
ferrous metallurgy in SSSIR since.the reVolUtjo~R. It presents
data on the early development stag:s and the characteristics,of
ions
electric power in3tallat and sho'wa.. the sue6,:,ssive ateps taken
for their development in view of the planned growth ol ferrous
netalltrgy, it emphasizes tl~e efforts toi-,,ard the continuous
development and improvement of electric power installations and
equipment for steel indus~'
try. Data are presented or, the-Dower
characteristics of various contemporary equipment, such as
oxygen converters, high power air c ressors for blast furnaaos,'
OnT
boilers, cooling SyStenS It P:resants an insight on the
curront research on the reduction ot-fubl eo-na=Vtlon, on better
utilization of water resources forLtQoling systems, on wator and
1/2

Abstract: air pollution, on automation, on automatic control
of industrial processes etc. The significance.of good organiza-
h or rela-able and
tion of the ovex~haul and =a-intenance services f
economical operation of installations is errphasized.. Steps
already t1akan for smooth operations of services are described.
In-partic-L,,Iar, efforts are described for the trainina of scien-
tifieltechnical and skilled personnel,~.as well as the organi-
zation of special institutes for thapurpose of conducting
research in different fields related. to -further -dovelopment of
the power industry in view of tha~continuous groOth of the
ferrous industry.
2/2
1.5 7

USSR
ZAYTSEV, A. N.
"Effect of Paramagnetic Resonance on the BLectrical Conductivity
of Semiconductors in Strong Electric Fields"
'Leningrad, Fi%ika Tver.dopo Tela, Vol 15, BTO 3, 1973, PP 733-739
Abstract: The present paper is the continuation of an earlier arli-
cle by the author named above (2,1969, P 485) in lffiich the pheno-
menon of the resonance change in conductivity of hot eleotrons in
semiconductors under the effects of electron paramagnetic resonance
of small impurities was investigated. ~ ~ Follwriing this theoretical
investigation, the phenomenon was experimentally observed. The
present paper is designed -to, explain why the experimental measure-
ment turned out to be much greater than that given by the theory
for the material in question, which was silicozi alloyod with phos-
phorus. The uiechaniam whicb, in tbe presence (iT 8trona electric
fieldo, causes thiv dis-oarity.is explained. It is a.9.3erted that
the analysis of this paper is justified if phoioeloctronn or in-
J,ected electrons rather than electrons producdd'~by thermal. .4oniza-
tion are the carriers involved in-the p4enomenon. The author
thanks A..K. Zvezdin fo:r his comments,

112 010 UNCLASSIFIED,' ~OROCFSSING DATE-2JOC170
'IF N
-T-ITLE--HYGIENIC STUDY L PIREP DIETHYL PYROCARBONIC ETHPI A 0 ITS POSSIBLE
__l..USE IN THE FOOD INDUSTRY -U-
_:..,AUTHUR~-(03)-ZAY'SEV, A.N. , RAKHMANINA, 2N.L DYUBYtjK, N,YE.
.,COUNTRY -OF. INFO--USSR
_'~-S OU.RC E--VOPR 01SY PITANIYA, 1970, NR3PP 14-17-
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-_~_SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES:
~TOPIC TAIGS--FOOD PRESERVATION, ALIPHATIC ETHER
C ON T P 0 LMARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
00CUM04T CLASS-UNCLASSIF [C-0
~~PRIJXY REELIFRAME-199812045 STEP NO---tJiZ/OZ44-17()1000/0~)3/(JOLI+/0017
'CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0122274
UNCLASSIFIED

Ut"CLISSIFIED PROC.ESSING DATE-230CT70
010
I FR CACCCESSION NO-AP0122274
GP-(',- All'STRACT, 0 ETH YL PYqGCAKB0lNK ETHER (OPEl
IS UTILIZED INIMANY COUNTRIFS AS A CONSERVI:NG AGENT POR '~,,INES ''it) JOKES.
PERTINENT CALCULATIONS SHO`
14 OPE IN A OUSE OF 3.6 ~-I`-KG BODY WEIGHT PFR
DAY CAPABLE OF AFFECTING THE HUIMAN ORGAN1514. E N THE PkFSENT W-ORK
EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE 15 PRODUCED SHOWI,NG THAT THE U10SC OF 3.6 MG-KG OF
_DPE PRGPOSED BY THE CHEMICAL. 'INSTETUTE Or- THE ACAUMY OF SCIENCFS OF THE
MOLDAY SSR WITH THE TRADE NAIME OF "PIRC-F"t SHOULD 8E RE,~ARDEU AS LIMINAL
'-TOXICOLOGICALLY. PROCEEDING FROM THIS ~FACT* AND AI:S0 CONSIOERING. THE
GF, THE PREPARATIONS HYDROLYSjS IN :BEVIERAGIES MAY uF-,cqEA-sE
"PIREFTI, ACCORDING THE A(JTHORS, C,hNNOT L-,E RECOMMENOE0
_AS' A PRESERVATIVE FOR 14INES AND WINE.PRODUCTS., FACILITY.
INSTITUT PITANIYA A14N SSSRt MOSCOW.
LIN C LA S 5 IF LE D

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CGNS[DEREC ~-.ICI i RESULT fN THFE LACK CF A OINE VALUE!) 4DEPEINDENCE O~: THE
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THEREbYt I-N 1'hE. EXl51LNil.* Olf NE.G. ft'ILLLOWING -.A*CJlAN!S.iS
iiERE CCNSIDERED: Tti_z:~ ,NLG. DIFFEREWAAL: P.L::S-f3'T Atli'. t- IS DUE TO it LA,',',v%, OF
THE PHONONS, IT 15 DUE rO;THI-'- RBLAXA TTGN OF, THE ENERGY IN THE
EQUIL. FOR
.101NIZAT [GN A NO R E CUM 8 1 N ~' f I ON PfZ91f, ES SS, I T .15 D:Ur:: T 0JHE SCREENING OF
JHE IMPURITY POTENTLAL BY THE NONEQUIL. OWNS'.
~~ELEGTR. FAC [L I 11Y:
'140SK. INST. RADIOTEKII. __ELtKTR0N:AVTGKAT4 V*SCGWii USSR.
UNCLASS 10 IED
RPWRI q!!~- '-wit-, ltcmitik

D ~zPROCESSING DATE--160CT70
010 UNCLASSifrE
,,;,-T L'E~-S ~.UBD VARIATION OF THEIMAGNETI&.FIELD IN HIGH AT
~_';~-;:ZIFFERENT INTENSITY OF THE MAGNETM DISTUR13ANCES -U-
,'~AUTHOR-.(0Z)-ZAYTSEVt A.N.v FELOSHTEYN, YA.I.
RY OF. INFO-;--USSR
,,~",S,OURCE-RAZDEL IVi POLYARNYYE SIYANIYA, 1970t NR 19t PP 51-60
PUBL-ISHED ------- 70
UBJECT AREAS--EART-H SCIENCES -AND -OC-E-ANJO-GRAPHY
'"s
I-OPIC-TAGS--POLAR AREAf GEOMAGNETIC.FIELDi GEOMAGNETIC~DISTURBANCEY
GEOGRAPHIC LATITUDE
,XON'TROL 4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.,-.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
ROXY- REEL/FRAME-1997/0245 STCP NO--(JR/330'T/70/1~)OO/019/0051/0060
~~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119241
UNCLASSIFIED

3'- 010 UNCLASSIFIED
PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
NO--AP0119241
-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PAPER ELABOPATES THE
CONCEPTION THAT THE S SUBD VARIATIONi WHICH DESCRIBES THE FIELD OF POLAR
DISTURBANCES, CONSISTS OF THREE PARTS: S SUBD EwUALS S SUBU PRIMEW PLUS
SUBD PRIMEE PLUS S SUBD PRIMEP, WHERE S SUBD PRI-ME'd A,
ND S SUBD PRIMEE
ARE POLAR ELECTROJETS, AND S SUBD PkfMEP IS THE CURRENT VUqTEX IN THE
..-POLAR CAP. THE ANALYSIS HAS BEEN CONDUCTED ON THE BASIS OF THE STUDY OF
THE EQUIVALENT CURRENT SYSTEMS COMPILED ACCORDING TO THE IGY MATERIALS.
I
IT HAS BEEN FOUND THAT: L S SUDD PRIMEW ELECTROJETt dHICH CAUSES
INTENSIVE NEGATIVE BAYS OP ALWAYS RUNS IN THE WESTERN DIRECTION FORMING
AN-OVAL, THE DENSITY OF THE S 5UL30 PRIMEW ELECYROJEJ IS NOT REGULAR
ALOKG THE OVAL AND HAS THE MAXIMAL VALUE ONJHE MORNING SIDE ON PHI IS
SIMILAR-TO 67DEGREES AND THE MINIMAL VALUE 13N THE OAY SIOE ON PHI IS
SIMILAR TO 75DEGREES. PART OF THE~S SUBD PRIMEW CURRENTS IS CLOSED
'THROUGH THE POLAR CAP, AND A PAqT.THROUGH THE MIDDLE!:AND L04 LATTITUDES.
i4l-TH THE INCREASE OF K SUBP FP061 0-1 TO~ 5 THE INTENSITY OF THE
ELECTROJET INCREASES FROM 20,000-30000 TO-2709000-2180,OOOA. 2. S
SUBD PRIMEE ELECTROJET, WHICH CAUSES POSITIVE BAYS UN THE EVENING SIDE
:DP,SUBPOSITIVE ON PHI IS SIMILAR TO 650EGREESt ALWAYS RUNS IN THE
EASTERN DIPECTION AND 15 CLOSED MAINLY THROUGH THE MIDDLE AND LOW
LArITUDE$. WITH THE INCREASE OF K-SUBP FRO.M.0-1 TO 5 THE S SUBO PRIMEE
..~__~.,JNTENSITY INCREASES FROM 10,000 TO 110000-120000 A:. 3.
JTNCLAS*'*.fz- IF-11

--160CT70
-.3/3 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSINGIDATE
CIR.G ACCESSION NO-AP0119241
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--S SUBD PRIMEP CURRENT VORTEXv WHICH IS RESPONS.IBLE FOR
:TH&MAGNETIC FIELD DISTURBANCES IN THE 1POLAR CAP DPCP IS LOCATEL) ON THE
I)AY -SIDE-ON THE AFTER MIDDAY MERIDIANS AND HAS THE C01%1CENTRATION OF THE
_CURPENT LINES ON THE LATITUDE-IS SIMICAR TO 701)tGREES~ON THE 15 H
MERIDIAN, AND 15 CLOSED THROUGH THE POLAR C AIP. THE DIRECTION OF THE
::-''CURRENTS IS COUNTER CLOCKWISE. wirH THE.INCREASE OF'K SUBP F-ROM 0-1 T~
...-._51HE INTENSITY OF S SUBD PRIMEP INCREASES FROM 40,000-50p000 TO 150,000
TO150,000-170,000A. 4. THE ENTENSITY AND FORM OF S SUBD PRIMEW ANU S
:~:.SU.60 PRIMEE ELECTROJETS INCONSIDERABLY CHANGE vilTH SEASON. S SUBD
t-PRIMEP VORTEX OCCURS EXCLUSIVELY INiSUMMER-.- IN WINTER ITS INFLUENCE ON
J,-'_-,-_-_-T,HEjORM~ OF THE EQUIVALENT S SUBD CURRENT: SYSTEM IS INFINITELY SMALL.

USSR UDC 621.~96.677
ZAYTSEVj, A. S., S&RMI14A,, A. R. and HHODATAYE11, 7U. V.
n&perijwntal Study of the Near Field, of Wire Antennas"
-Tr. Mosk. energ. in-ta (Works of the Moscou Power 1~ineering Institute), 1972,
-vyp.3.19,- pp 128-135 (from RM-Radiotekhnika, No 11, Nov'72, Abstract No 11 B5)
Translation: The authors study the near field of vibration type taid gamna type,
golded dipole antennas. The mothod ol" direct field meas-ur=!rrt antl the method of
modulated reemission were used. Ilia wasurewtit equipraorrL 1!1 described. An
ana3,vsis of the obtained results sliows that from the point a View. of breakdaffn,
the Aangerous region is the ones adjoining to the NO* of tha*ibrator. OrigLnal
cle:. five illustrations and t1hre-0 bibliog~a a entrie N.S.~
a
rti s

UWR UDC:
)1-3k) -3
6L
--D. --and SWEDOV, Ye. Ye.
KAKOVKIN, V. V.,
"Nasurine Infrared Noise of MOS Transistors b the Frequene .y Transformation
Kiev, Izvestin VUZ--Radioelektronika Vol 14, No 1, 1971, 1)3~ 67 -71
Abstract: An important characteristic of, MOS: transi stor ainplif ie~ is the Inher-
ent noise which limits the sensitivity of the.device and, inds.t typical of the
noise in the infrared spectrum, causes drift of the zero noint. Discussing the
various methods. of measuring the noise spectral density, the authors conclude
in the fro
that the most promising quency tranoforriation nothori, -Olich invol"'Ce
to. this mood, tile. volse voltages are e-
the use of a tape recorder. According r
corLed at low speed and are played back, at a spee(I providin&, -the _-eequired change
in time scale for investigating the noise spectral density vith ordinary equip-
ment. This article gives the results of e>Teerlnents performied in;t1le measurement
of infrared noise in the 0-005-1 HZ ranse., using the MAG-1 end MG-2 recorders.
R_. The recordings were made at speeds of 0.14, 0.07, and 0-035 irm/s, and the play-
bac%s a'. 381 and 76P 1rin/s, The distortions ir, the spectra, computed theoretically
exp('r!'Or"~ntally chacl~ad For thefr exTierizsmlta1 specimens,
for thin PrOCCOG, v
the authors used MOS transistors with induced P-Ovinnel Euid an Insulating BiG,)
film 0.17 /,/t cke Curves are plotted for the noise factor as a function of the
hi
f quency4

USSR uDc: 621#382-3
'DMOV
V. P., ZAYTSEV, B. D... PERIMIYAN A. A., and SHV60V, Ye. Ye.
Y
tt~Drift J~je of fv= 11'ransistors
Kiev, Izvestiya VUZ--Radioe1ektronika,,VOl 13., NO 11, 1970, PP 1358-1362.
'Abstract: it is asserted that data regarding the drift time of YOS (metal
oxide sendconductor) transistors is rather exiguous althouCh. such data is irport-
ant since the~stability requirermnts of linear circuits iiwolving such compon-
ents are much Btricter than present-day integrated digital~lcircults. Mis
-paper gives the results of measurements =de:of 40 140S tr(Asistors, with
induced p-chann6l, of either SiO, or Si Both these M-Ims were 0.17
37% f'3ma'
,u thick. The parameter chosen tor the da~ift time ar1terion was the increasc
in voltage applied to the gate corresponding: to the ratio of the measured incre-
ment in the drain current to the transconductance of the transistor under
measurement for a given drain current. A block diagram of-the measuring equip-
wnt is shown. It was found, in the course oC the nr-asureirentsk that the drift
time of the 1-0 with SiO2 is fully reproduced even after #e gate is deprived
of its voltdge. lMe results of. an'experiment performd, on: the ljat;is of that
fact indicate4 that the drift of the 14M tr4ndstor is b&S:rxa3Jy (mused by the
migration of ions and the charge of the surface states#

1.91 40~
UDI
USSR
_j Ali E IIVEE
ZAYTSEV, B. D., STa N 0, 1. P., 5. WV, YE. YE
IlMethods o fMeasuring Low-Frequency Noise"
No 6, jun 1970, pp 43-4'
Moscow, lzme-ritell-nava Takhnika,
ct; This article contains a revi alc,bwds arid _beans of
Abstra ew of the existing
Measuring low-frequency noise in electronic instruments (the hurtz and subhortz
range;5). The review is based on an analysis of Soviet and foreign literature.
Low-frequency noise and null drift, raethods of measuring low-frequency noise,
lov-frequency noise generators, low-froquancy band filtors, and low-franuency
voltmeters are considered. it is concluded, tEat measurinr noi _,i.;; -.4n senicorsductor
devices in the infrasonic frequency range is or great at,cicatific and practical
~interest. Various nethods and equipment have been d velopV . t this tire for
4
measuring the characteristics of noise at frequencies up to 5-10-_~ herLz. ~!easur-
tne
ing ency-spectruir, ;onve,-:;io*_ri
low-frequency noise by the method af freqii (-
T
magnetophonic technique) 11as not at this time been surficiently te!~tad. he com-
-quo,, us2_ng analog RC-filters and:an irtiicating volt-
parative neasuren,.en' tecrxi !P
meter are most Prospective. These methods can be.used to measuz-o noise in the
frequency range from a few hertz to frequencies on the ordo~,,- of 10-5 hertz.
Descriptive diagrams, graphs and mathematical deacriptions mro u;~&-" to illustrate
and explain the varioua techniques and equipment.
415

fit
'USSR UDC 681.2:62.1.391.822.029.33
ZAYTSEV, B. D., SHVEDOV, YE. YE.
A Device for Measuring Very Low Frequency Noises"
Moscow, lzmeritel'-naya Tekhnika, No 8. Aug 70, Pp 74-76
Abstract: The authors describe an instrument ~fhich they 1MV0, d-:-,.1rC1OP(2-d for
measuring the spectral density of noises in the 0.1-100 H:~ f-reqUenCy range
by comparing the noises with those from a standard low frt~.quency noise source.
The standard industrial U4-1 wide-band amplifier was used. w-;'th variaL,10. gai-11
from 0 to 5 X 104. An 15-11 oscillograph was used as the recording instrument.
The circuitry of the master low frt,~qtjency noise generator, narrow-band tun;ible
filter and compuLcr voltizieter i-sed in Che in,~qt'rum.6,nl: Is dp.11crU)zaiA'. I'lle Ln-
strumant was used to mcasure the noi,~e factor rrjnjA_qtc)x-,s with induced
P-channel. The effective passband of the filuer varics uvor a raiigo of 1.0-
100 percent of the resonance frequency. The saxisitivity bf the :lTistallation
was deterzdued by the sensitivity of the wide-band amplifier which was used,
and in these experiments w ./lIz. 'Thetmeasurement error determined
as 0.1 kjV2
b the error of each of the modules in the device is no~~jore than 15 percent.
y

USSR MG 5~1.624547,8119154).422.4.6
ZAYTIS G. V., DYUHAYW, K.: M. 1, and SHIMOV, L, D.
EV, B. YE!. SHEW4
-9 -loscow
cienfl3le Research Institute of Organic Intermediates and;Dyes. I
~"The Structure of 2-14othov-3-hYdro.V-6-phenylaz6pyridine".
Rigat Khimiya Geterotsiklicheskikh Soyedineniy, pp 224-229
No 2, Feb 73
Abstracti On the basis of IR and. electron spectroscopy it was eatablished
that 2-methoxY-3-hydroxy-6-phe,.iylazopyridine exists In azo and hydrazo forins,
Switching from aprotic solvents to the protonated one n a shift in
a results 14
the equilibrium of tautumers toward the hydra:zono form. The relationship of
the tautomeric forms in different solvents was studied. Vie stmbility of
both form was established by the 140-nothod, the-azo form appearing to be more
2stabl

TF
USSR UDC 669.187.2.083
GOTIN9 V. N. v Zg2 K., OKOROKOV,
19. 9 SFC1MRBAXOVt At I.v 7-HITKOV,N
-::G. M. BOYARASHINOV, V. A., VOYNOVSM, YE. 3.,-TOPI 1, V. V. Li 0
LE , SHA M V
GSIPOVA, Ii. M M ani I-A.1 uOv
ERNOV, YU, V., -ROZANOVAR. T. S.$ - C210 V. S.
"Influence of Wall Thickiess of Crystallizer and Consumptibu of Cooling Water on
Ating"
Conditions of Formation of Ingot.Duri,ng Vacuum:Arc:Reme
-fetallov [Production of Ferrous Metals-Collection of
Proiz%rodstvo r-hernykii t
Wo rks], No 75, Metallurgiva Press, 1970, pp 178-180
TrAnslativit: lit a vacuum arc furnace in a c. tllizer (C) 1 0 run n diam te
rys a
-ctirrciit of 2.0-3.7 ka, the influvnee of va.11 tlvic~no;g, of 1. and tempera-
with 1A e
turc of coolirg water ort cariditiuns of foniation of ingot Of complexly allov,~~d
nickel.-based alloys is studied. C with wall thicknes-,es of "-;0 ai%d 18 rn -w~jrc
studied, the temperature on th-1 outer surfacq of the C reaching 75"C in the first
..case,- 105% in the secozid. '17he temperature of the intenal surface of the C was
ange. in ivater
identical, 140-150*C. Neither a change in C thickness nor a di,
COnsU99tion from 11 to 22 M-j r influenced the depth of them liqui.d. metal bath,
Le both,repeated rolling of the C-and reduced watei- coii~ -DemA s -
upption were
sible. .2- figures~

USSR UDC:669.187.5
GOTIN, V. N., SHCHERBAKOV, X. I., SERGYrJV,:A. 7,H K
Z&Y B., IT ov
N K OKOROKOV, G. N., BOYARSHINOV, V. A., TULIN, N. A., VOYNOVSKIY, Ye. V.,
-TOPILIN, V..V., POZDEYEV, N. P., SKINLIMOV,. Al.G.,.OSIPOVA,,!L. A., CHFRINOV,
yu- V., ar4j RAZAHOV$.T. S.
-ItSpecifics of Vacuum Arc Remelting of Nickel-'Base'd Alloys~6tid Stainless Steels
Ivith.Reverse Arc Polarity
Proizvodstvo Chernykh Metallov (Production of Ferrous Metals--Collection of
Works), No 75, Metallurgiya Press, 1970, pp 181-183
Translation: Results are presented from a study of vacuun arc remelting of
nickel alloys in a crystallizer 380-480 mm, in diameter witli thermocouples
lked in len-th and height. The rate of meltin with reverse polarity is 201-
c
a F,
higher with identical bath depth of liquid metal. This is, a res~uft of more in-
tensive heat tran5fer from the walls of the c:Lystallizer doring molting with
reverse polarity. The macrostrixture, chemical. composition N, 0, 11 and mecliani -
Cal Properties of the metal produced:by melting,with forwai-if and reverse polarity
are-identical. The i-jigot produced with raverse polarity h4d no , coron, 2
figures; 1 table; I biblio. ref
15

3'~ UNCLASSI PIED pR Q Q, E S S I 11G, DATE--043EC70
Tl METRIC AIN.6
Z I'L E,--P ERRHENAT ES (F ANTIPYRINE Ai%D.I,TS D.EIRIVATIVCS. GRAW1
'IN OF R
TI-TRIMETRIC DETERNINATIO BY MEAINS U
'AUTHOP1~105)-AKIMOV V.K. SUSET, A..&' .ZAY`TSEVj, B..YEi YEMELYANOVA, I.A.,
GELFERP S.M.
:'_~.~'COUNTRY -USSR
_.~Of INFO-
-SOURCE,-ZH* ANAL. KH[M. 1970, 25(3), 518-25
DATE.- PUBL ISHED --- --- 70
",:;SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRYi EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
TAGS--RHENIUM, MINERAL, METAL~CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
--NO RESTRICTIONS
-.,..CONTROL MARKING
00,014 FN' TCLASS--UlWr_LASSIFlE1)
-PROXY REEL/FRAME-300510161 STEP NO,-~-Ur-,/0075/70,1'~)25/003/0513/()52~o
C I R CACCESSIOIN NQ--AT0132442

Z/3 011 UNCLASSIF'180 PROCIESSLPIG DATE--04DEC70
._~,'rIRC ACCESSION Nol--AT0132442
'-A_l3STRACT/EXTRACT--CU) GP_0- ABSTRACT. PERRHENATES OF ANTXPYRINE (1)v
OlAtiriPYRYLMETHANE ill), DIANTIPYRYLMETHYLMETHANE ( 1114 1
OIANTIPYRYLPROPYL.14ETHANE IIV)t ANO DIANT,IPY.P.YLPliENYL-'AIETHitNE (VI RERE
OBTAINED BY ADON. OF PERCENT 1:1 PYRYLME"THANESIACOH '10 AN ACID
10,il-0.51il H SUB2 50 SU84) SOLN. OF:KREO;SUB4. ALL:THE P~RRHENATES ARE
DIFFICULTLY SOL. IN H SUB2 0 WITH THE EXCEPTION, OF 11HAT WITH I* THEIR
COMPN. AND STRUCTURE WERE STUDIED- -THE PERRHENATE OF I IS A WHITE
POWDER SOL. IN H SUB2 0 AND IN MOST OF THE OlaG. SOLVENTSIAND DECOMPS. ON
MELTING. THE PERRHENATE OF 11 DISSOLVES IN,MINERAL ACIDS AND ORG.
SOLVENTS, DECOMPS. ON MELTING AT 190DEGREES; THE PE~fRHENATE OF Ill
BEHAVES ANALOGOUSLY TO THAT OF 11, M. 11.6DEGREES; T~tii PERRHENATE OF IV
~.MELTS AT 198DEGREES AND THAT CFV AT 202DEGREES. PERRHENATES BEHAVE IN
'NONAQ. MEDIA AS 140NOBASIC ACIDS AND CAN BE TITRATEO, BY ALKALIS. TH E
TITRN. CURVE HAS I JUMP, REPRESEINTING THE NEUTR,ALIU,1'1Of,1 OF THE CATION.
THE PERRHENATE OF I IS 1-111F MOST ACID, THOSE..0F IV Aji:11) V T14E WEAKEST
ACIDS. THE SOLY. OF THE PERRHENATES DECREASES IN THE OR(WR I GREATER
-THAN 11 GREATER THAN III GREATER THAN IV GR:EATER T11ijipf V.. THE BESr
fill
,PRECIPITANT HOWEVER IS IV. THE SOLY. OF YH:E PERRHE NTE Or IV INCREA.ES
SOMEWHAT AFTER INCREASING THE ACIDITY OF SOLNSt k1',;-KAVLMF_TRIC AND A
TITRIMETRIC METHOD WAS DEVELOPED FOR,RE'DETN. BY USEPIG P4 AS
NT ALKAL 1 AjND ALK. EARTIH f4ETALS:i:_ZN J, 11) AL ( I I I COM).?
PREC, I P I TAL
FE(111 v CU(II)t CL PRIME NEGATIVE.- AND SO S.U134 PRIME;'PjEGAY1VE NEGATIVE DO
:N OT It-ITERFERE; MO(VII, W(VI), INO SU83 PRIME:NEGATIVE DO"
Lj,~4r L-A-1:C IF-Iko_

313, 011 UNCLASSI FIED PRO,CESSING DATE--04DEC70
ACCESSION NO-AT0132442
A&STRACT/EXTRACT-THE GRAVIMETRIC METHOD .PERMITS THE DETN. OF L5-60 MG RE
AS (C SUB26 1H SUB30 N SUB4 0 SUP12 sH)RE0 SL1134 WITH ;A MAX. ERROR OF
0.52PERCENT RELATIVE. IN THE TITRN. METH001 THE PPT.. OF THE PERICHENATE
THLID IS OISSOLVEO IN 50-60 :f41. ME SUB?. CO
OF IV FROM THE GRAVIMETRK MEI
AND TITRATED POTENTIOMETRICALLY ifl(TH 0.lN:lNAOH OR E'r SU114 NOH IN A 3:1 C
SUS6 H SUB6 DOUBLE BOND MEOH MIXT. BY USING A GLASS;' AND A CALOMEJ,
ELECTRODE*. THE METHOD ALLOWS THE DETNol OF.-24-25 MIG' kE ljlrH A PLUS OR
-MINUS 3. PERCENT- ERROR*, . SM-RES., INST. ORG.
f AC.ILITY:
-INTERMEDO BYESs. MOSCOW.* USSR..

1112.- 022 UNCL ASS~ FIED PROCE~SP.1:; DATE--02Urr7f-,
-11 L'_ -Ftirtlflt. G E.R- ANATES ~-U-
'~~"TH-r:o-(._-' 4) - A k 1 IA~JV V.K., !NLISEV, A.IW-JTSENIODE, -4 YF., ZAYTSFV, ;i YE .
CUNTR Y GF I IN F 0-- U S S R
LU.-C E-- Z H 0 t~ SHC H* K4IMl. 1970, 0 2) 329-35
--_~-DAT ENLIL)L' 1 70
--CHEMISTRY
SUBJECT A RE AS
T 3? 1 TAGS-PHENOL, OR G ANC- G ERM A N 1 U MCOMPOVUL), PYROCArECHDL, DYE, COMPLEX
~'CQMP(1(1440, IR SPECTRUM, Oi~GANIC ARSENIC COMP'QUNO, HYDROXYL RADICALi
-40
NOL I NF CRYSTAL
V' i~` L
T ARKINGLY--%`3 RE STRICT IONIS
:-.:D(-J,CU14C%T GLASS--UNICLASSIFIED
PROYY i~l.tL/FkAM E-1992/1567 STEP 4%ttl--iiq/0079/7OfO4C/nO?/03291(1315

PROCESS I N G 0ATE--020CT70
UNCLASSIFtEO
c A~;CESS I (wi N-0--AP0112561
~~'A-65T`AC I/ EXTRACT--( U) GP~~-O- AB S TRACT TREATIN SOLNS, ESTERS 3F
'A Q,, 3F
J
ACID (WITH P'JPuLATECROLl PYROGALLOLt GALLIC AND
PYRrUGALLCLCARBOXYLIC ACIOSI WITH ORG. BASES, (DIANTIPYRYLMETIHANEt
DI,A".[IPYi~YLi'~IETiiYL,'4ETHANE, DIPHENYLGUANIDINIEr. PH, SU`34- ASl-__Lt 3,
PHENANTHRCLINE, 8,HYDROXYQUINOLINEP BRILLIANT CREE,',Yq PIETHYLEI~E BLUE9
-?,ET:i-'YL VIGLET AND CRYSTAL VIOLET) GAVF T14E FOLLOWTUG COMPLEXES,
`4FRE 4NALYLED AND CHAPACrERlZf*3 BY 19 SPECTPA (CURVC"S AND TABLES f)F UATA
. C
S4
jJiN4) TRICATECHYLGEk-MANATES OF: KIPHENYLGUAMIDINEr
0,PHEhANTHRDLlNEj 8,HYDRUXYOUINOLINEr~ TETRAPHE.NYLAR$ONlUM; SA4E FOR
jRIPYROGALLYL GERMANATE, SAME FOR rRIS(5,CA~RBOXYPYRIIC.*,ALI-YI.) GERMAINATE
'ALONG WIT -lYL4ETHANEf
H ANNLOGS. DIANTIPYRYLMETHANE, DIANTYPYRY01ET1
.-BRILL IANT -GREEN v ~ CRYSTA L VIOLET, METHYLENE; BLUE, METHYLE~.%JE V13LET; SAMF
-RE
FOR,: IrFl S (4, CARBOXYPYROGALLYLYz GERM'&NATE'*! ALL ~E OLORED' CRYST.: SOLIDS
_'SP,KINGLY SOLV- IN H SU32 0 ANO READt
IN AQ'. 'AC I Ds AND ME
LY SOL.,
UNCLASSIFIED

DATE--230CT70
11Z '030 UNCLASSIFIEO PP. 0 C E
AND POTASSIUM HYDROXYYTTRATES -U-
QTHOR-(04)-IVAN0VE,%lINt B.N., BORZOVAt L.O., MALYUGINAI
S.G., ZAYTSEV,
"-'a ."Y E
--USSR
u
_CC NTRY OF INFO
__~_OURC~E -ZH. NEOP.G. KHIM. 1970p 15(31p, 666-91
'~..OATE_ PURL ISHED ------- 70
--CHEMISTRY
,,.SUBJECT AREAS
TAGS--CHEMICAL SYNTHESISt THERMAL DECUMPOSITIGN*i IR SPECTRUMN
-SPECTROSCOPIC,ANALYSIS,~SODIUM COMPOUND, POTASSIUM COMPOUND, YTTRIUM
-..'-COMPOUNDi HYDROXIDE
ONTR13L MARKING--Nf) RESTRICTIONS
--UNCLASSIFIED
DOC-UMENT CLASS
~.PKOXYI REEL/FRAME--1994/188? STEP NU--t)t'%/0038/7.011)15/003/0666/0669
I
CIR-C ACCES-SJON NO--AP0115,701
li%L: ts,

112 :034 UNCLASSI.FIL-D PROCESSING DATE--2.30CT70
IT-CE--COMPL EX ES OF SCANDIUM OXALATE !WITH 01 PHENANTHRGlLINE'-U-
.AUTHOR-(05).-IVANlJVE,4lNj B.,N.j GRIOASOVAt R.K.t ZAYTSEV-.i B.YE.-j VALKARSELi
t.:-l.,G,*-q. EZHOV9, A. I
!~'OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SO,URCE--ZH* NEORG. KHIM. 1970, 15(3), ~474-7
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
'SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC- TAGS--MFTAL CO,'APLFX COMPOUNDw CRYSTAL STRUCTUA`E,:0RGAN0MET4LLIC
ORGANIC COMPLEX COMPOUND, IR SPECTRUMI, DENZENE-0ERIVATIVEt
-,_OXAL*ATEf._S;CANOIUM COMPOUND
UNTROL MARK ING--NO RESTRIrTIONS
I)OCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME--1993/0678 STEF) NU--Ul~/007fl/-10/015/00-~/0674/0677
_CIRC, ACCESSION NO--AP0113549
UINCLA ISS I F

212.. 034 UNCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
_61RZ ACCCSSION NO--AP0113549
--ABSTRAC T/.EXTR ACT-- (U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A MlMXTo OF 1:1 MMOLE -kATIO OF

SU62
0- SU54) SUB2.2-H SU62 0 WITH:' PH EN F:N qO 4
( fj PH - ANTH LVE) IN AQ*

GAVE:CRYST.- SC SUB2 (C B SUB3
SO LN SUB2 0 SU 4)
2PHEN tj ) AS
~ WITH
PPT.
ALPHA 1.514 AND GAMMA 1.616. THE IR SPECtRUM OF I RE
VEALS THAT C SUB2 0
_~SUB4, P.RIME2 NEGATIVE AS WELL AS PHEM ARE COOROINATED To SIC, A STRUCTURE
I S, -PROPOSED FOR to

i A iZK T r-TP-If
_- ~m mmm omm

1-2, OL,b UNCLASSIPIED PROCESSING OATE--O9OC.T70
L TECHNICAL' PRO RES -U-
A MIGHTY ACCELERATOR OF THE SCI,ENrIFIC G 5
44TSA, M. GAMETSKlYi A.v
(_05) ANDRUNAKIYEVICliv V. r GU. ~TSEV* :G-,
HE 80T ARU i ~A.
-CC
--UNTRY Ll F. INFO--USSR
'.~;-SUURC&.-SOVETSKAYA MULDAVIYA, JULY -79 197,01 P 2 ......
--OZJUL70
PUBLISHED
w.SU6JECT AREAS--ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL eNGR.
T.Op I C TAGS--COMPUTER R AND Di COMPUTER CENTER#: ELECTRONIC coMPUTER/WHESP.
-0 G I TAL COMPUTER, (U)t-12(., COMPUTERi i U) M22 0 COM,PUT E- A,. (U)BES14 3M
COM P.U T ER
tcurkGL RAPKING-NO ALSTRICTIONS
,,,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
_.PRUXY REEL/1-RAMI:-1992/0812 STEP NO--UR/1)0?- I:/ 70/000/GWO/0002/0002
FS510"