SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZOLOTUKHIN, V.A. - ZOROV, N.B.

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USSR UDC 669.71.042.6
YEROFEYEV, A. T., KUZIMIN, G. G,, ZOLOTUKHIN V. A.
"Casting of Large Aluminum.Ingots Weighing Up.to 2 t-by Continuous Casting
Methods"
Tekhnol. Legkikh Splavov. Nauchno-tekhn.'Byul. VILSa [The Technology of Light
Alloys, Scientific and Technical Bulletin of the All-Union Institute of Light
'Alloys], 1970, No. 6, pp. 93-94. (Translated1rom Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallur-
giya, No. 5, 1971, Abstract No. 5 G140 by G. Svodtseva).
Translation: The technology developed for production of Al ingots weighing up
to 2 t allows labor consumption to be reduced to 10.72 rubles per ton (as
against 12.92 rubles per ton for IS.-kg ingots). The losses to oxidation du-ring
melting are decreased by 10-!S%, sl-nce the total surface area subjected to drop
formation and oxidation is 5.8 timbs less thaii for the 15-kg. ingots. A tecbnolo-
gical plan for production oflargd.ingots.is desc-ribed.~

Miscellaneous
USSR
FAKHORM, B. I., ZOLOTUKHIN
V. D., and GIMVTSEV N. V.
"Effect of Electric Discharge Parameters On the Formation of Films During
Their Deposition by Electric Explosion".
Yoscow, Fizika i Xhimiya Gbrabotki Materialov, No 2,'Ifar/Apr 73, pp 6o-64
a um _m22
Abstract: Ex-oeriments were carried out with silver-pal di -Voil 6 x 15n
in size and 30/1 thick in air. Films were deposited.on glass substrate heated
to 350-4000C and which were located ata, distance of 45 mm from the exploding
foil. The power source varied from 32 to 328 microfarad, idth a maxirwm
voltage of 8 kV and stored energy of 4.1 kilojoule. The discharge inductance
could be varied from 1 to 100 microhenry. Duration of the electric energy
supplied to each sample was always 1 microsecond. Best films with respect to
density and thickness were deposited starting with 1.8 k1l. At this energy
all.foi.1 samples exploded, producing very fine dispersed metal particles
vb1ch uniformly cover the glass substrates. A further increase of voltage
produced thin but very dense films. Asia result, larger areas were covered
with dense thin film without using additional material. Increase in voltage
beyond 1.8 kV (which is called the "threshold" energy) decreased the mass of
1/2

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14AKHORIN B. I., et al, Fizika i Khimiya ObrAbotki Materialov, No 2, Yar/Apr 73,
pp 60-64
the condensed metal particles. This was attributed to increase in the inten-
sity of impact waves reflected from the substrate. The reflected imDact waves
slow down the volocity of directed metal,.particles and they become scattered
in the surrounding air. Inductance:of the:discharge profile had the greatest
effect on the dispersity of.exploded samples, mass of.the dispersed particles,
and the area of produced films.-. Films:of high density and:about 1 micron
thick were obtained with the inductance of 1 to 10 mi rohenrys.
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TOPIC 'TAGS--CADMIUM COMPLEXI SULFATEt ~TARTARIC A01), CITRIC ACID,
CARaOXYLtC ACID ESTERY POTENTIOMETRIC TITRA'TIOW
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LISSR TjDa669 - 174'24
STEPANOVA, M. V.t KOROLEV, F. V., -Al-11-1 j FICUROVSIUYA, T. A..
BOROK, B. A., and SHMIEGOLEVAP R. P. 0 Moscow Institute of Steel ard Alloys
Of, 1-90-21!sM (Moscow Plant for the Processing of Hon-Forrous Ifetals), central
Scientific Research Institue of Ferrous Ketallurgy
"The Effect of Alloyine of Carbonyl Nickel on its Recrystallization"
Ordzhonikidze, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchpbnyk4 Zavedeniy, Tsvetnaya Metallurgiya,
110 1973t PP 150-152
Abstracti Carbonyinickel. sara-ples containing W? 11-0, Al 0,, Zr, and ZrO were
2
cold-deformed with a terminal deformation o f 7 C tiZa. Recryst-allization annealing
lias carried out at 160-8000C (20--clegree intervals) with holding times at
30 min. The teweratures of the start and end of reciTstallization I (ts and
t respectively) were determined from the Vic4-,ex-. hiLrdness as a function of
r
annealing temperatuxe, with an experimental error of.+ 0. The ts and te of
r r
carbonyl nickel Athout any addivities. stere 330 and 11~000 Cl respectively. These
figures were 660 and ?500C vith adcUtio of ~0-15`b' Zr; 500 alld 730'C with 0-15,,~
n
0
ZZ02; 540 and 720'C ulth 4,5' W; 360 and 510 0 with 0. 2.% HLO; and 400 and 5400C
with 0.2;~,' ti,120 respectively. It is Ovident that the ts increased by 330
3#

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STEPAROVA, H. V.j et al., Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnylch Zavedeniy, Tsvetnay'a
-bletallurgiyal No 1, 1973, PP 150-152
0
and M C with the addition of Zr and W, respectively. This can be attributed
to a slow form-bion of the recrystaalization center-3 because of the inter-
action of dislocations with Zr and W atoms. Due to the fact that the te
r
0
was increased from 400 to 750 C when OA5%.Zr was adtled to carbonyl nickel,
it is recommended that the inte3mediato annealing te#exatuxe increased
from 6oo to 750-8600C-

Metrology, Ma~ping, 'Surviey'ing, Grap'hics
USSR UDC 531-787.081(083.76)
BmRVALmA, V. V., zownyjl. YE. V.; P'OROVKOVJ V. M.
"Special State Standard for a Unit of Preswxre in the%2,500-105 to 15,000-105
Pa Range"
Ybscow, Izmeritellnaya Tekhnika, No 11, 1973, pp 3-4
Abstract: A brief description is presented of the speclal at-ondard for a unit
pressure in the 2,500-105 to 15,ooo-lo5 Fa range. The met-rologic characteris-
tics of the standard contains a check circuit in the range to 40,000-1o5 Pa and
the basic neasures in the plan for ito introduction &re presonted. A compari-
aon of the otandard with foreign manometers is.made. The poxiodic monitoring
of. the variability of the standard. pnraneterb in desc~lbed, the mr7asurtmient
equation is given, and the transfer of tho measuro of the unit of pressure Is
described. The transfer is imdo using resistance manometers vith e7trapolation
of the calibration curves.

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.ITLE--PEFLECTION EFFECT IN DERIVATIVES OF
.''TETRAMETHYLTETRAHYDROTHIOPYRANp4tGNE -U-
U.THOR-f.04)-ARBUZOVI B.A., YULUASHEVA, L.K.j ARSHINOVA, R.P.,, ZOLOVA, 0,D.
:GUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
to
OURCE--IZV. AKAO. NAUK SSSRI SER. KHIM., L970, (3)#526-9
ATE PUBUISHED ------- 70
_481ECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TAGS--ORGANIC SULFUR COMPOUND, HETEROCYCLIC O,X,YGEN COMPOUND, 01POLE
:,:~!MOMENT, SULFUR OXIDE, SULFONE, MOLECULAR STRUCTURE
ONTROL MARK I NG-NO RESTRICTIONS
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,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, -THE EXPTL. DIPOLE MOMENT VALUE FOR
-,2-,2,6,6,TETRAMETHYLTETRAHYDRD,4,PYRONe IS 1.49 D, SULFOXIDE 1.58 Di
SULFONE 2.45 D,,TETRAHYDR0THlS,.4$PYR0NE 1.51 D, AND ITS SULFONE 2.41 D.
-F ROM THESE DATA IT WAS CONCLUDED THAT ALL THESE COMPDS. HAVE THE
PREFERRED CHAIN CONFORMATION. INTRODUCTION OF GEM ME GROUPS IN THE 3
~__POSITION RELATIVE TO THE CO GROUP CAUSES. BUT.SLIGHT DEFORMATION OF THE
FACILITY: KHIM. BUTLEROVAt KAZAN. GOS. UNIVo
'I'M ULI.Y.NNOVA LENINAi KAZANt USSR*

USSR UDC 536.531
ZOLYAN, T. S.
"Nonlinearity of Voltampere Characteristics at the Liquid Senticonductor-Metal
Interface"
Yerevan, Dolklady Akademii Nauk Armyanskoy SSR, Vol LV, No 3, 1972, pp 171-
173
Translation: This article is the follm4-up of an earlier article by the
author named above (PTT, 6, 1964, p 1520) in which he investigated the
electrophysical characteristics.of higher oxides of vanadium at high
temperatures and found reverse conductivity in the 11,quid state. Ile 4116()
discovered a stable p-type region at temperatures about 1DO'C higher than
the melting point of the V205 semiconductor. In view of this stable area,
he devoted the present paper to an examination of the voltanpere character-
iszic of the p-n junction formed in the semiconductor, along with the rec-
characteristics of the back-7biased barrier fornit!d by the con-
tacting electrodes and the surface of the-liquid s"iiconduttor. The
specimens used for the experiments cons,istedi of liquid V203 oa a
plantinum substrate. The voltampere characteristic is plotted~

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PRO"ESSTNl"; DATE--18SEP70
2- ;J0,27 UNCLASSI FlEb:.
~,-_T I T Lt--,%M R- AND EPR SPECTRA OF EUCRYPTIIE:AND SPODUME~IE SYNTHETIC CRYSTALS
i~.AUTHOR-03)_DMITRIYEVA, L.V.t 7-ONINt. ZeN~ SHAKHD INAAOV, :G.M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
S OU RC E-- F I Z .TVERO_ TELA 1970, 12(l) 42-5:
&REAS--;4ATElZIALSv PHYSICS
r(jPIC 'TA:,-S--N'UCL_;: Ark -44GNETIC ~-FSONANCE, -ELECTRON PARAMAG-NET[C P]SONANCE,
~C_
~YSTAL LATTICC STRUCTUREv IPONt L I TH FUM, CRYSTAL J MPUR I TY
I TJFz 1~-
T C-L!, S S-X)CLA S S I F I C'D
CUM Z
PROXY P FR A~~-' 17--l 98 O/J2 3 1 STEP NO--,UR /0 1'3 L I TO /(j 12 1 01i IU342 J4
C[QC AM:SSIO: .,---Pf)04,3'3j7
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2/2_~ 10 277 UNCLASSIFIED PkCCESSINIG DATE-1,1SEP70
'~C IRC ACCIESSI-'-_'~N '.l'!--AP00485L7
AqST;.&-,,-T/;:XTPAC T-- ( U) GP-0- Al~STkACT. NMR SPECTRA i4[kE IINVESTT"';ATED OF
PRIMET LI It'! liFTA EUCR\YPTITE ANO THE PRESENCE IS SHMM OF 2 PHYS.
K, 0, %* E C~ 1 '.V .PCS I T I ONS PF L I I N- TH'E LA7T I CE THE -'UADmUPOLE 1,JFr.ACTl;)'J'
CnNSTS. FOR LIM A'M: Pkl?i'E:2..0?)-H EQUALS 125 KHZ, ET"'~ EQUALS 0.50 44D
FGR LIM) ARE E PRIMEE-2 QQ-H EOUALS 57 KHZ, ETA -EQUALS 0.72. THE AXES
Or- T14E 2ND CENTER oo NOT COINCIOE WITH THE CPYSTALLOGRAPHIC AXES.
INVESTIGATION OF THE CRYSTALS OF BETA~EUCRYPTITE CONTG. FE IMPURITY
-SHOWS THAT FE PRIME3 PLUS IGNS CAN E~TER.INTO VA,RiOUS LATTICE POINTS.
THREE CENTERS OF THE ORTHORHOIMBIC. SYMMET RY WEREMD. WHICH-DIFFER BY
THE-CONSTS. OF THE SPIN HAMILTONIAN ANID ORIENTATION OF THE MAGNETIC
A X &S .FOR FE PRIME3 POSITIVE(l); B SUB2 PRIMEO EQUALS 2.55 GHZ, B SUB2
PRIMEZ EQUALS 0.42 GHZ, FOR FE PRIME3 POSITIVEILTI: 6 SU92 PRIMEO
EQUALS 10.2.GHZt B SUB2 PRIME2.EQUALS 9.5 GHZ; FOR FE PRIME3
S. I T I V E t Il IF, S U B 2 P ~Z I M E 0 E Q U A LS ~. 9 4 GH 7- It B ~ SU B 2 P R TIME 2 C-:.4U A L S 4. 3 7
GHZ. PREMMINARY R;"SULTS WERE n8TAINED CN. EPR OF MME3 POSITIVF UN
6CTA SPODUMENE.
UNCLASSIFIED,
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-112 019 UNCLAssiFiED
J~~ PROCESSING DATE--16OCT70
"TITLE--GROWING BETA EUCRYPTITE AND BETA AND GA14MA SPODUMENE SINGLE
..-CRYSTALS -U-
,.AUT OR (OZ)-lOFFEt V.A.t ZONNs Z.No
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.,_&OUNTPY~ OF INFo--ussiz
~.;~.$OUIRCE-_KRISTALLOGRAFIYA 1970# 15(2)9 397-8
DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
$UBJECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY, PHYSICS
_~_.TQPIC TAGS--SINGLE CRYSTAL, MINERAL, CRYSTAL GROWING
~.~_CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
;DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
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PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
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~,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. EUCRYPTITE SINGLE CRYSTALS '14ERE
.-,--~.~GROWN, IN PT CRUCIBLES BY CRYSTN. FROM A SOLN. IN A FLUX '14ELT WHILE
:LOWERING THE TEMP. FROM L200 TO 700DEGREES AT A RATE OF 2-5 DEGREES-HR.
THE EUCRYPTITE CRYSTALS WERE OBTAINED WITH A YIELD OF 90-95PERCENr IN
THE FORM OF LARGEP TRANSPARENT, HEXAGONAL PYRAMIDS, 6-15 Mm LONG ALONG
THE C AXIS. THE WT. UF A SINGLE CRYSTAL WAS 0.6-0'.8 Go LARGER AND.
MORE DEVELOPED CRYSTALS COULD BE OBTAINED WITH A SEED. THE CHEM. AND X
_,..-~-RAY.STRUCTURAL ANALYSES AGREE WITH LITERATURE DATA, BETA SPODUMENE
SINGLE CRYSTALS WERE GROWN FR-OM A FLUX NELT. THE ONSET OP CRYSIAL
'GROWTH WAS AT 1190-1195DEGREES AS THE TEMP. WAS DECREASED FROM 1220 TO
80.ODEGREES AT 3-3*5 DEGREES-HR. THE TRANSPARENT CRYSTALS IN THE FORM OF
WITH A TETRAGONAL SYMMETRY WERE 6-8 MA LONG ALONG THE
~_'.~'-HEIGHT OF THE OCTAHEDRA. IF THE COOLING CONDITIONS WERE CHANGED TO A
RATE OF I DEGkEE-HRj THE GAMMA FORM WAS 06TAINE0,1N THE FORM OF
-6 MM.
.7'.~.:4RANSPARENT PYRAMIDS OR PRISMS. THE LENGTH ALONG THE C AXIS WAS 5
:COMPN. WAS 3963 SIO SUB2.1.OOAL SU62 0 SUB3. 1.00LI SUB2 0 (WT.
T
HE
~~-PERCENT) A METHOD WAS DEVELOPED FOR GROWING THESE CRYSTALS WITH
OF~FE PRIME3POSITIVEI NI PRIMEPOSITIVE, CO PRIME2POSITIVE,
TAs AND V. FACILITY: INST. KHIM. SILIKAT,
'LENINGRAD, USSR.
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AP00482!)7 CHEMICAL ABSTO
9052A Magnetic, properties of gadolinium, neodymium, gLud
I prameollynUum al--* AtCO With parovaldto structure, i
toy, A_ 0
L14 110W. L. 4
Lininj iz 'Td-
CInst. Poluor6v I" :f~e
LIM 1. ~i
are given,of the
surements of the tern d d 4 ps se sns~eptibilitmyeian
p.'s epen enc-' ~6f inyq!
3tatic. fields and the magnetization cuives -in pul;4ed fields of
i9230 kOe at 4.2 and 1:17*K'6f sifigW~tal aldrniji~tts of Gd,
Nd, and Pr. GdAfOt i~ an aiiiiferriinugnet witfilNed temp.
knagnetism directed4ilong
To - 3.870K and the "is of ankiferrP,
the orthorhombic axis (010 Saw. 0 the, magnieti=tiori =Vt
of GdAlO, in a field of it "I t'7 OK corresponds ~t6 disruption
order4q; ~The'ferrotuagnetk momf'*nt of
of antiferromagnetie
Gd1*is8.57jB. The magnetj,~susc~ptibility of:]~-d'A]034 SG-
300*K follows the Curie-Weiss-law and'antiferrorrii~petic
ds on ~temp.
ing is present, Vor.PrAloj, the siweptibility dep m
A. Libarkyj j
in a complex manner-
REEL&RARE
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HIM W
WIN

USSR UDO 576.858.2
Ja -L9 Y4 G)B and YAMA, V. N. ,Irkutsk State Scientific:. Research Antiplague
Institute Siberia and the Far East.
"Uninhabited Hollows as Places of Contact Among,Animals in Foci of Tickborne
Encephalitis in'the Baikal-Area!
loening-rad, Parazitologiya# Vol 50 No 3# May/Jun 71, pp 289-290
Abstraett In 1964-19068 trees were trimmed.arA felled in the southern Baikal
area and 100 uninhabited tree cavities were discovered, most frequently in
d-ry or partially dry aspens (70), pine trees 45), birches (11), and larches
C43 at various heights from the ground* Most of these Were woodpecker cavities
and 13 of them contained ectoparasites. In allt 134 eatoparasites were
collected, of which 51 were fleas and 83 ga m-sid mites. ~ Umost all fleas and
gamasid mites were mammalian i)arasitzs of rodents and b%ts except Ceratophyllus
zhortyl, a bird parasites. It is emphasized that In thp region studied, the
bixds have very few ecoparasites in winter only 4 of 120 birds observed in
winter carried CO zhov-tyi.and gamasid mites~#: The autilors believe that the
ecoparasites adapt thenselves easily to hosta-which live in nests considerably
longer. than do birds, and that arW sttOy of, tickborne encephalitis must
include examination of uldrJiabited tree cavities.,
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Sj--OjJ.OV, YU. T., V. B., S- --EV, V.
ani UIRIK-IIN, P. V., Ui:. al llolt t e' C :"n.1 C
institute
11surface Allayin~' of S'teel Castinrs 'With %ron't
;"Osco-w, I--vcstiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, Chernaya I'letallurgiya, No 8, 1970,
pp 132-134
Abstract: A nethod oP surface alloyin.-:, of steel castin,-,s 'With bGron rerene'ratcd
from do'.-.Ydrated borar the nrocoss of fillinr tne nold ir, dinc-.;~;r,,~d.
The reducin:'- arenta are alunii'num, calcium,and silicon. q7re nr!c'-anis7% of --oron
reduction :ro,-, borax comprises two stwes: a) decompositI.On of borax into
Na20 and A1,203; b) reduction of boror, 4.rom its oxides. D.-Ill-a are r,4-vcn on chn-n;cs
in the I.ee ener;;j of boron reduct-ion from; borax. The results of a thcrno-
dynanlcs analysis and the study of kinetics retrularities irdicatte silico-
el"'icitnt'reducinr; ag -ne re*hc~ of
calci= and aluminua to be the mosu -L rt s . 7
surface allojin,-, vith boron hRs been tested or., exoerinental batcl-es of lc-.r-
carbon sLcel and hau demonstrated its a-pplicability under industrial conditions.
7he 'boron content on the surface of the cast.4w, was 0.5 -,o 0-74and at a denth
of 15 mm about 0.008 to 0.009"IS. The wear msintance of rurface-alloyed narts
was found to be two to three times that o:V ordinary par-11:3.
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Acc. Nr
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0010,554 CHMICAL ABST. 4-1 (AIZ,0411
125458y Effect of water vapor on the dehydration of N.;Naa-
PsOn.12HtO. P .a. 9. Zc-uc
aviyuchenko, M. M.; Pysyak, ly-
Yu. Prodan E (Inst. Obshch. N-eoriL. ~,,Ihirn- Afinsk,
USSR' Vestsi A ka\mk Brl.arus,~SSR, Ser. Khim. Nawik
1970_,fi),29--37(Rus,). The' kinetics were studied of low-ternp.
dehydration of N.LiNasNO10214:0 in an atm.~ of water vapor at
pressures of 2.9, 4.6j' 7.4, and;13.9 min 14g.,, The process is
studied by ineans of paper chrotiiaiographic, x-ray. and ir anal.
Preliminary therinagravimeiric exots. show Ahat -.4ithin* the
limits of the pressures studied ~n in''Itibiting actio'n of water vapor
predominates - 'Them_ kinetic paratneter, 49 al&,) I in the case of de-
hydration in vacuuin,,has 2 as' b ' ng section of rel-
pect~,, thi! egnini
atively rapid dehydration and the. final section Of slow loss of wt.
increase in vapor pressure leads t0a broadening of the first sec-
tion at thit "pense rfa redn: of the finafsection:. Anincreascin
the pressure of the -water vapor in Ithe limits studied leads to a de-
crease in the rate of dehydration of NiNaWAo.'121120.'
Steinberg
RFEL/FRAME-

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ANOSHCHENKO I. P. "ORC and LUKIYANOVA Gi I., Novccherkassk
Polytechnic Institu e
"Effect of Antimony Trichloride on the Corrosion Behavior of Titanium in
Sulfuric and I~ydrochloric Acids"
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, Vol. 6, no. 4, juj,--Jlug ?0, pp 443 -444
Abstract: Earlier research shows that the dissolution rate at' titanium In
2.n. solution of IiCl sharply decreases im the presence of triD],Y charged Sb
cations. This 5tudy involvos their effect on the behavior of YTT-0 titanium.
in chemically pure 5 n. sulfuric and hydrochloric acid.9, Parullel tests (by
gravimetry) were conducted on 3 specimens-for.each acid tit 8oOc. 17ie dura-
tion of.the experiment- was 3 hourS4 Polarization measurlements were made in
open air in a cell with separated electrode spaces~. A, table-in the original
'article shows that with a d
eficient:contetit of; !Sbclg~ the dis,solution rate
y due to the cathodic;rea6tion
increases, apparentl, +3e-4 Sb, Eo=+0.20v
or SbO++21i++3e--->Sb+H2O; Fo'-+0.212 v. PassivAtion. sets,'in above the "critical"
1/2

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ANOSHCHENKO, I. P., et al, Zashchita Metallov, Vol. 6, no. 4, Jul.-Aug 70,
pp 443J9~4
concentration and the corrosion rate sharply drops. With cathodic polariza-
tion, metallic antimony separates and appears on the 3arface of titardum.
In the presence of SbC13 the anodic polarization curve lies completely within
the-passive state region. The corrosion resistance of.VTI titaniun, which
equals zero in sulfuric and hydrochloric acid solutions at various; temperatures,
rises sharply in the presence of sufficient;amounts of:.triply positively charged
Sb cations, while the below-critical concentration the:.corrosion rate increases.
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~UDC 621.373.826:621.317
ANGERT, 11. B., BUTYAGIN, 0. F. :1,UDRYAVTSEVA, A. P., YUSIINIR,
V. R., RUSTAROV, S. R.
"Phase Hatching Angles and Temperatures for.Lithium Ifetaniobate Crystals with
Different Stoichiometry"
V sb. Kvant. elektronika (Quantum Electronics-collection of works) , '.fosciyr,
No 5, 1971, pp 128-129 (f rom RM-Radioteklinika, No 1, 1972, Abstract Vo ID454)
Translation: The results of measuring the phase matching angles and tempera-
'n Lil
tures for generation of the second harmonic.i RbO3 crystals with stoichio-
metric coefficient from 0.9 to 1.2 are discussed. A Ivelium-neon laser (X = 1152
rm) and a YAG-Nd3+ garneL laser (X,- 1064 nm) were used. for the measurements;.
The results obtained are in good agreement w,~th the calculiaed results. There
are 2-illustrations and a 6-antry biblipgr,aphy..
96

Sb. Nauch. tr. Chelyabinsk. Politekhn. In-ta.[Coilected Scientific 11orks, of
Chelyabinsk Polytechnical Institute], 19.71, No 105, pp,206-208, (Translated
from Referativny Zhurnal, Metrologiya. i, Izmer'itcl1nay;i 'reldinika, 1972,
'Y
No 5, Abstract No 5.32.1041, by M.K.).
Translation: A description is presented of a flow-through type absolute
moisture content hygrometer developed by the Chelyabinsk Scientific Research
Institute "Metallurg" in cooperation with "Teplopribor" plant for the mea-
surement of the moisture content of non-corrosive gases and steam-air nix-
tures. A resistance thermometer is used to measure the equilibrium tempera-
ture. Any electronic automatic standard calibration 22 bridge can be used
as the secondary instrument. The ranges, of moisture 601itent which can be
measured are: dew point 0-40OC; 4.8-63 'I g/m (Stp) co-y; moasurement orror
.�1-4%; pressure of medium being measure(, 760�40 hn hg. 4 Figures.
1/1

USSR UDC 681.333-.519.2
_Z2&I_CH, A. Ye., KONOVALOV, V. N., and IWEDOV, V. F.
"A Device for Determining the Probability Density of Extremal Values of
..Random Processes"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 25, Sep 71, p 193 (G 06 g 7/52, No 312274 (1361705/18-24 from 19 September
1969; Claimant, State Scientific Research Institute of Civil Aviation)
Abstract: This patent claims a device for determining.the probability
density of extremal values of random processes, containing a quantizer
of the input signal for a given number of-levels with impulse outputs and
a block of registering counters; the device is distinguished in that for
the purpose of increasing the error detection, it contains a multiple
input coincidence block connected to the outputs of the,'quantizer, to
which a control block is also connected that joins the two outputs with
the input control coincidence block, connected to the block of registering
-counters.
48

T,
USSR UDC: 68-1-327-12
KONOVALOV, V. N., ZORLCIL__Ye_~~, ZWRLKIN Ye. V. Sta-be ScientJ f i c
U Aviation
Research Institute of Civii
"A Data Input Device"
'Poscow, Otkrytiya, Izobretenlya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Toiarnyye Znaki,
~No,30* Oct 7-1, Author's Certificate No 317057i Di a, filed 8 rec 69,
vision.
published 7 Oct 71, pp 172-1-(3
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a dnlua input device
which contains a control register: connect Lid 'to a tape-transport inechanism.
This register is also connected through- an JUID circuit to a recording and
reproducing module. The device also contains a mode-setting- mcd;Ule, a
delay . module, and logic elements. As ~a d-Tstinguishing feature of the patent
the operational reliability. of the, dev-; ce is: improved by adding a beginning-
-of-cycle circuit and an end-of cycle. ci cuit'. The inputs of,these cir-
r
cuits are connected through the tiine delay module: to the control register
and the mode-setting module, which is connected throur
an IM circuit to
the begin ni ng-of-cycle and end-of,-~cycle circuits and to the recording and
reproducing module.

024 UNCLASSIFIE01 PROCESSANG DATE--13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSICN INO-APO 109482
ABSTR ACT/FXTRAC T-- i U) GP-0- ABSTRACT THE DEGREE OF SENSITIVITY AND
SPECIFICITY OF LATE, AGGLU T [NAT I ON TEST (LA7i PERt I MED BY THE TUBE AND
X
DROP METHODS WAS STUDIED. AT THE SAME TIME THE EFFECTIVENSS OF NATIVE
ECHIINICCOCCAL ANT IGE-111 WA S C 0 M, P AR E 0 W I TH; THAT OF A DIAGNOSTICUM PRESERVED
FOR A LCNG TIME, AND RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN.-THE EFFECTIVCNESS OF THE TEST
AIND THE TYPE C.F LATCX USED AS AN ANTIGEN ADSORBEff'~,iAS DElER41NEG. IN
:TESTS WITH HYPERIM.4UNE AND 1\10RIMAL ~SERA. OF RAB FR
f3i rs AND HUMAN SERA , ori
-PATIENTS WITH THE 0 T AGNOS I S, or- ECKNOCOCCOSIS OR ALVEOCOCCOSIS CONFtRMED
BY OPERAT1,31N, TPE SENISITIVITY OF LAT. WAS:FOUND TO.18E 9B.:5PERCENTj
'96.7PERCENT, AND SPECIFICITY 96.13PERCENT.- FALSE "P SITIVE TESTS
WERE
__S
-AS' AND
OBSERVED IN 3*2PERCENT IN LIVER CIRRHOSISt CA14CER DISC
CYSTS. ECHINOCOCCAL DIAGNO511CUMS PRESERVED FOR A LCNG'
JIME WERE FOUND TO BE EQUAL TO THE NATIVE ANTIGENIN THE EFFECTIVENSS.
AY VA:Y IN
DIFFERENT BATCHES OF THE NATIVE ANTIGEN AND DIAGNOSTICUM MA R
EFFECTIVNESS 14HICH REQUIRES THAT, EACH HATCH'ilE TESTED IN KNOWN POSITIVE
AND NFGATIVE SERA. DIVINYLSTYROL LATEXES~SKS-65-f;f> AND POLYSTYROL
MCN001SPERSE LATEXES WITH VARTICLES OF 0.(-0.85 " ItU IN DIA~ETER f4AY
BE
-E
USED-JIN Th TEST. THE DROP METROD OF~ LAT IS AS F,fFF-CTIVF. AS THE TUBE
"N AND
-iiET14= 14 AND REQUIPES :L!~SS ANriGI SERUM.
-BUT IS SIMPLER TO PERFOR,
-ITS WILE INTRODUCTION INTU PPACT'
KE. -CESSIrY T
JS LJKLIED a.Y THE NE 0 USE
THE uATIVE ANTIGEN BECAUSE DIAGOSTICIMIIN T IHIS ETHOV SHOWS LOW
EFFICACY* FACItIrY-. UTDE-L.ENIYE'EKSPERIMENTALIAIOY GELIMINTOLOGII
GELIMINTOLOGICHESKOGO OTUELA INSTITUTA MIEDITSINSKOY PARAZITOLOGII -1
-TROPICHESKOY MEDITSINY IM. YE. 1.

-1. Hill 1114.5M i...... .
USSR
UM 63-3.693
ZOR= Maj Med Serv, Candidate, of Medical Sciences, and KUPRIYAROV, A.Ail
"Me Effect of Prolonged Longitudinal Accelerations on Steering Efficiency"
Mscow, Voyenno-1-1--ditsinskiy Zhurnal, No 6, 1972, pp 89-94
J
Abstract: Prolon-ed longitudinal acceleration reduces the efficiency of
steering by changin,-, the trajectory of movements and lenZtliening the latent"
period and the reaction time of motor activity.. Vnese observations were made
on young, healthy individuals who, while being centrifuged:at 2 to 5 G) vith
acceler-ation ranGing from 0.1-0.5 G/sec,.for a total of 30-36o sec had to per-
form a standard tnsk: by roving a lever (flexion and extension of the arm) they
were to keep the pointer of an altiran-ter at the 0 r,---rk while this pointer vras
Cr - nt wv
being deflected accordini,_7 to a preset prof'rain and the error in adJistme s
continuously being fed back to the experimental subject. The riwmber, amplitude,
and duration of nistakes were greater the jSreater the -unif-ba-,11 G force, and
reached maxima during acceleration. The ability to campreh'pnd and execute
special orders was similarly reduced, The most frequent catise of the Tristekes
was premature or excessive force applied to the control levLr. Mhe -Derfor-r.-.-ance
of the subjects under normal conditiolas gavr-110 Clue as to their ability to
operate under changing gravitational force.

Surgery
USSR UDC 616.12-069-059:616.12-008.315-021.6
KROKHALEV, Yu. S., ZORIN A. B., and ZHURAVLEV, Yu~ N., Surgical Clinic for Ad-
vanced Training of "R~ysc anseni P. A. Kuprianov, and Chair of Anesthesiology
band Reanimation, Military Medical Academy'imeni Si M. Kirov~
"Exclusion of the Circulation Five Times in an.0pen Heart Operation Performed
Under Conditions of Hypothermia"
Moscow, Grudnaya Khirurgiya, No 4, 1970, pp 105-106
Abstract: The authors operated on a 22-year-old male for an interatrial septal
defect with anomalous drainage of the pulmonary veins. The patient was chilled
to 329C just before surgery. Cardiac arrestoccurred five times, once after the
oxygen supply temporarily creased, and four times after the defect was repaired,
When the circulation was restored after the defect was sutured, the orifices of
both venae cavae dropped part way into the left atrium. The circulation was
halted.four times to eliminate the complication and ensuring metabolic distur-
bances. The blood loss was replenished with transfusions of the patient's own
blood (from the chambers of the heart) and bank blood. Dappite postoperative
cerebral edema and other complications, the patient made good progress and was
discharged in satisfactory conditiou 28 days.after the operation, without any
neurologic disorders. Follow-up examination 5 months later revealed no adverse
1/2

- - - ~ ---- -- -

015 UNCLAsstkn OROCESSI.NG OATE---30OCT70
4- -, I
,:...TITLE--A0S0RPTIC,lq OF ARSINE AND PHOSPmfNE ON SILICA GEL.-U_
-'AUTHOR-(0ft)-ZORIN, A.D-mv DUDDROV, V.YA., RUG07-HNIKOVA, T.S., RYAdENKO,
_yE_.
A,
,-`__'~GUNTRY OF INFQ--USSR
.!~~SOUACE-LH. FIZ. KHIM. 1970v 4413)", 717~ 19
~.-,`OATL-~ PUL3L IShEU-----70
,-',-.SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-ACSORPT ARSINE, SILICA GELi PHDSPHINIC ACII)r VAN DER 14AALS
FORCE
~~!CCNfRCL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
--- 430CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--L999/1228 STEP NO--UR/O(J7~)/7(1/044/(.10:1/0717/071'9
-'.C I R~ CACCESS10% NO-AP01231.92
UNCLAS'S I-FIE 0 ---

21/2 015 ~UNCLASSIFIED PRDCESSING.DATE--30OCT7C
-CIRC-ACCESSILN ND-AP0123192
..-A.BSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0-- ABSTRACT. ADSORPTION OF PH S083 AND ASH SU83
ON 3 SILICA GEL NAMPLES
(PORE DIAM. 8 AND 16 ANGSTRUM) WAS STUDIED IN
THE TENP. RAlicE 20 TO MINUS 801)EGREESs USING CHROMATOG. TECHNIOUES.
THE EXPTL. RESULTS COULD BE D'ESCRIBED-BY USING THE LANGMUIR AUSORPTION
ISOTHERM EQUATION. A COMPARISON OF TH.E.HEATS OF ADSORPTIG-N WITH THE
HEATS OF CONDENSATIJN REVEALED THAT ASH SU83'ANDIPH SUB3 INTERACT WITH
THE SURFACE OF THE ADSORBENT.A5:A RES;;ULT.:DF VAN.,QER WAALS FORCES.
-FACILITY: NAUCH.-ISSLED.- INSTO. KHIA_, GORKI, US~SR.
UNCLASSIFIED

PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
12 -.021
UNCLASiSIFIE-1)
TITLE--LHRCMAT0GRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF D180RANEs: SILANE,:;AND GERMANE FOR
IMPURITIES -U-
-~(d5l-!-ZOR 0., FROLOV, I.A.4 KARABANOV, N.T.,
AUTHOR KEDYARKIN9 V.M.9
-~:`:BALA6
ANGV# mrV
COUNTRY OF. INFO-USSR
SOURCE-ZH. ANAL. KHIM. 1970, 2512), 389-91
l~-. DATE PUBL ISHEC-----70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-0180RANE, SILANEf GERMANIUM COMPOUNOp CHROMATOGRAPHIC
~ANALYSLS, CHEMICAL PURITYo ALKANEt ALKENE, ALOE-HYDE, METHANOL, ETHA140L
CEINTRCL MARKING-ND RESTRICTIONS
-OCCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
-OROXY REEL/FRAME-Z000/2070 5TEP N(]--UR/0075/701OZ5,(002/0389/039L
CIRC ACCESSICN NU--AP0125657
-'CLASSIFTED
U
N-
---- - -- ---

~:021
UNCLASSIF[ED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT7C
CIRC ACCESSICN- NC-AP0125657
ABSTRACT/E^,-*rRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A CHRCMATOGRAPHIC METHOD WAS
DEVELOPED FOR THE DETN. OF ORG. COMPDS. IN D-160RANE, SILANE, AND GER111ANE
WITH A SENSITIVITY OF 2 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE5-1.6 TIMES 10 PRIME
NEGATIVE4 VOL. PERCENT. INZ-600t TND-FS--,Mg DIATOMITE BRICK WERE USED As
SEILIG SUPPORTS FOR THE OETP4. OF GERMANE, SILANE, ~~AND 01BORANE, PESP.;
THE LI*Q. PHASE WAS SQUALENE, VASELINE- OIL AND POL'YETHYLENE GLYCOL-2000i
TRICRr=SYL PHOSPHATE AND SQUALENE. N IS THE CARRIER GAS. INOUSTRIAL
DIBORANE CONTAINS C SUB6 H SU06, PROPYLENEs C SU86 H SU88, C SUB5 H
SUB12v MECL, AND C SUB6 H SUB14. INDUSTRIAL Sit-Ai.NE CONTAINS C SUB4 H
SUB10, ME SUB2 Ov MEETO, Ef SUB2 0, ETCL, ACETYLALDEHYDE, ME SU82 CO,
AEOHv ETOHt C SUB6 H SUB6v TRIETHOXY SILANE; INDUSTRIAL GERMANE CONTAINS
CH SUB4, C SU82 H SUB4, C SUB2 H SUB6'v P.ROPYLENEs,,C SU83 H SU67, C SUB4
H-SUBIO, AND,ISCBUTANE* FACILITY; SCI.,-RES. INST. CHEM., GORKI
.::STATE UNIV.* GORKI, USSR.

PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
018 UNCLASSIFIED ,
-ME:TRES -U-
JITLE--A GIGITAL MEASURING SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATIC INTEAFERO
,~:,o_,kb,THOR-t05)-GRAPKIht M-YA.v ZORINt 0.1.9,-KAYEKINs V.V., SVERDLICHE.NKO,
~-~.V~.D., SF.ESTCPALOV, YU.N.
-CUNTRY CF INFG--USSR
C
~,~:,,SOURCE---~-IeFJSCC,,, IZMERITELINAYA TEKHNIKA.t NO 2, 1970:rPP 35-37
1) A I EP L 13. L I S H E 0 -7 0
-SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
,.,,-_TGPlC TAGS--01GITAL SYSTEMt INTERFEROMETER
,..'CCNTRGL tA"RKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
P-ROXY AEEL/~FRAML-1994/1463 STEP N, 0- -UR 0 115 110 WX 100 2V 0 3 3 500 3 7
C I.-RC ACCESS N'U--AP0 115393

UNC L AS I F I E 1) PIWCE5SING DATE-20NOV70
L ACCESS I GN NO-APOL15393
,-,,~.ABWiRACT/EXlRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. ~THG' 0 1 G IT ALI MEASURING SYSTEM MM:53'
S INTENDED FOR CHECKING t-ATCHED MEASURES: OF LENGtH UNDER DYNVIC
MEASUREMENTS OF THE LENGTH OF
%DITIONS. THE ESSENCE OF THE METHOD.EF
THE SUSUIVISiCNS OF HATCHED MEASURES CONSISTS I N' H EFACT THAT
STRAT MN OP THE GRDER OF lN.TtRFERENCE:. AND, Fl)(ArIUN OF THE
'T CEN rEk:i OF
...MEASUkEMENT RESULTS (AT THEMOMEN THAT:THE THE HATCH PASSES
ER THE AXIi OF THE SLIT CF:A PHOTCELECTRIC 141CMOSCUPE) TAKES PLACE
.~DURING, A CONSTANT CHANGE OF T14E OPUICAL DIFFEREJN(;C4 OF THE COURSE OF R`AYS
ACCORDANCE 'WE'
IN TFE IMERFERCIMETER. 04 :TH 11+1 SJHE FUNIGTLOPCAL LAYCillf
Hd
OF THE DMA CONSISTS OF A P ITGELECTRIC DEVIC& FOR:mEASURING THE ORDER OF
--INTERFEKENCE ANC A OEViCE FGR ~',IEGISTERMGr THE M-3MENT THAT THE CENTER U'F
THE HATCh PASSES UNDER THE AXIS OF THE: SLIT OF THE PHOTOELELTIC
MICkOSCUE FUR OUTPUT OF THE SIGNAL C. FRECQRMNG:tlf- THE MLASUREMENT
RESULT. . ]HE -BASIC METROLOGICAL:041) TLCHNICAE~ PARAME f E F T E A
0 H IMS
-PRESENTED,
UNC LASS IFIED
of

UNCLASSI-FIED 'PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
LE77~-,EFFECT CF ICULIBROMINE WATEKS.1 ON RESTURATION OF THE FUNCTIONAL STATE
_U_
~PSDRIASIS
klit (02:)r-POTQTSKW 1.-1. 0 14,-,
ZGRINo
00'
GUktg,Y CF JNFQ77~;USSR
, ~VRACHEBNO -YE DELOt 1970k f;Nk~ 5 i~ `PF~1~4~- 12'5:
-Z,!-_'-_0AlE_-:-PU_BL-I SHED--, 70
OajECT AREAS-51OLUGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIEN ES
C
T UP I CTAGS-WATERV IODINE, BROHINFp~ SKIN t)IlEASE,: PROPHYLAXIS
jig Jima rjn-jfm-jF--
il yj mil-JUINP
m

548-0:538-22
ALI SIMI, B. I., Zo R. V. DROBYSEEV, L. A., and STEPANISHCHEV, V.
"'Magnetic Characteristicti -of lead Mangm-iate Hono crystals"
Moscow, Kristall oL--rafiya, vol 17' No 3, 1972, PP 562-565
Abstract.- The monocrystals ifhose~magnetic characteristics are in-
vestigated- in this paper have the follmula Pbl'yZn204 and were grown
from the -solution PbMn2/3"iT1/V3 in a )?bO-_PbY melt' in the form of
a tnmcated hexagonal py"rami i-~ith a height of rabout 1 mm and a
length of 1.5-2.0 mm along a side of the hexagon. Nlagnetic mea-
surements of the crystals i~,ere made by the Faraday method with
twisting -weights on a quartz thread in a cryostat Lo provide a
temperature range of 1.5 to 3000 K. ~he measurement resiats in-
-ed that the mal-erial transformed to a wealkly ferromagnetic
dicat
state at a temi)erature of 630 K, irith the spontaneous maenctic
moment lying in the base plane of the crystal..~~Curves are g_iven
for the magnetization as a function of the magnetic field in
-~&ich the crystals were placed and as a fLmction of the field
at various temperatures ranging from 30 to 530 K. Investigation
of the effect of an electric fisid on the crystal's magnetic
characteristics shov,ed that for an electric field intensity

P
USSR
ZORIN, V. A.
'Tertain Functionals Fixed in the Set of Poisson Processes"
Uch. zap. GorIkov. Un-t. Ser. Mat. [Scientific Writings of Gorlkiy Univer-
sity, Mathematics Series], 1972, No 158, pp 15-17 (Translated from Refera-
tivnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 1, 1973, Abstract No I V138 by B. Kharlamov).
Translation: The set k 1, L) of independent point processes,
kA
in which process E,(k 1, 2, L) is a Poisson process with random para-
meter 7. P p. kS k 0, VC is studied. Suppose v k(n, t)
V
is an indicator of set (t) n) and a. (n, 1) Jvt.(n, t)), whore
f (k = 1, L) is an arbitrary set of measurable functions. The deriva-
tives of order m (m = 0 ,1, 2, ...) with. respect to t of the mathematical
expectations and dispersions of the values of ct(n, t) are estimated. 'rho
results.p-roduced are applicable for proof of.the consistency and effective-
ness of certain estimates of the parameters of the given set of processes.
-ire discussed.
-Applications

M
MagnmL
L mspimmm
'47 2 019
UNCLASSrFlEa PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--PREPARATION OF GAS TURBINE.FUELS OF INPROVED:4UALITY FROM
DISTILLATES FROM COKING PETROLEUM RESIDUES AT HIG14iPRESSURE -U-
-R.N.t DAVYI)OV#
AUTHOR-( 05)-ROGACHEVA s O*Iot SYUNYAYEVr 1*1*t GIMAYEVP
G ZORINt Vckt.
C CJUNTRY t d'--OS9
SOURCE-NEFTEPERERAB. NEFTEKHIM* (MOSCOW) 19701, (2),,,6-81
DATE PUBLISHED ----- -TO
SUBJECT AREAS--PROPULSION AND FUELSj MATERIALS
TOPIC; TAGS--COKEt PETROLEUM PRODUCT# VANADIUM# SULFURt KEROSINEY GAS
TURBINE FUELP INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1519 STEP NO--UR/0318/7i)/000/002/0006/0008
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118506
UNCLASSTFIED'

-----------
2/Z 019 UNCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATC-30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION 0--AP0118506
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT*' THE- KEROSINE GAS OIL DISTTLLATES-
WERE IMPROVED WHEN DELAYED COKING WAS CARRIED OUT AT 6 ATM. ELS
FU
CONTG* 0,0004PERCENT ASH AND 00000072PERCENT V WERE THUS OBTAINED EVEN
WITH COKING INTAKE STOCK FROM HIGH S PETROLEUMS* THE YIELDS OF COKE
WERE ALSO INCREASED 6-9PERCENT* ~. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RESIDUES-AND
FUELS OBTAINED AND EXPTL. DATA ARE PRESENTED, 7~REFERENCES*l
FACILITY:, UFIM. NEFT. INSTp.UFAI USSR*.~
UNCLASSMED

7
n1raom.,c ME TIMUIAL CIRCUITRY OF SINGLE-00P ELrCTRIC P01,ER ST,'MONS WITH
C1L..;.iZL- TYPE RFACTORS
[Article hy G. 11. Ilzirozzov, candidato,of techaicall sciencer,, and V., M. Zo
en-,;Ineer; 1'iosaow, Tenlovn~-r-ati!~a. Rijesian, :,~ 3, 1972, pp 4 - 6)
The outt--cra haft conal-lered 'ho, j~uzzib_llitia~ oe L,n7rovinp, the Existin;
ther=lal 5-,,2t= c~C Liza turbine Irstallation ot the vinge-loop
ato:.11c electric atations with urcnl~m.gr&phiro reacLor (steam
par&rActers, ahe-id of theorurblne.p, * 6,59 14.1 t~!,: 2M.4,C). Allilwance as
ma-le for the vp,,ciCic f aturos f tIl,3 type ni s tizn, vi=., th~: high require.
meats with rou,,,ett to clic-feedwaLer qonlitv; the larne flow of condonsato frvn
the separator aad frcm the intaLmildiate st~- suparheater.whtch oce charac-
, saturatoi,5team; the sp(~ciftc feet
terlatic _~or turbine Installations u,;tnv ureg
of the operationjof tim stLam.Zvner3tina eqhp=oar; 'arid the approctablic elec.
trinity C01 St:=ptIDH Of the circulating pilnips of the. reactor loop.
The proposed atomic electric. station is shilwn'schi=atitally in Fig. I.
The reBults of the optimization of the regenerator tysteri it% the Iow-
prescur apart, with allowance for the requirement of the water supply syr.:erl,
were reported earlier Ill. Installation of a slightly-neid cattin, filter past
the low-pressure heater PND-4 has made it pos a ible tWforgo c-11cii-led 41scharga
of the law-prossued heater drain.4 into t%e condr-n:ier and t.-.) eli-minare Ercm the
syntc;~ the coolant for the turbine separator, this flow bring dirocted to ti,c
11NO-4 heater.
In tho, csintin;~ variant, Ou draill1l.."or, of mn~,V!t I .*,n,! 17 "t th'! 111cl-r-
modiate of Oil, WrMne 01stallason Av~l .111
,,trc,,4,G into ths decmrator, and thiS Crvwd', OUL ttle blQrdltl~, It (IM 4--cr pres-
t L., rc c .In addition, owing to the heat introductd. into the deaerator ~-y th,~
bled tozz, the flow of the main condctisate is tic 'ated by lc-ss 0%,%a 2*C tt a
Etot'l hnating in the deacrator oC 11.2'C, :nd therefore Evan sli:Iht fic-Aations
from Una rated operating conditions (incrcasi'13 the unthdIPY Of the ~-'.1chzjr9C
droina.jer or of the main crjndcn~nte es it leaves the low-prLss.v. heater PIZ-
S. Ltc,) can lead to an incroare of the presoure in the deaecator and an a

mc: 621-529-525
USSR
YEGOROV, L. R., ZOR KON KOV, Yu., A., YAKOVLEV, A. B.
"A Pneumatic Analog Signal Converter"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya,, Pron7shlennyyc Obraztsy, Tovarn~rye Znaki,
No 9, Mar 72, Author's Certificate No 331396, Division G, F, filed 21 Apr
69, published 7 Mar '(2, P 155
Translation:, This Author's Certificate' introduces a pneumatic analog sig-
nal converter which contains a "'nozzle-baffle" unit with free baffle in a
stable simpended state above the nozzle, which is connected to the input
channel. As a distinguishing feature of,the patent, the functional possi-
bilities of the device are extended by equipp:Lng it with additional nozzles
which are cormected to a signal source tnd by locating the,openings of the
additional nozzles between the input nozzle:and the ed of the throttling
surface of the "nozzle-baffle" unit. ge
46
SIR 0119111191"11IMPT ~1111-1111111~1

USSR uDc., 621.~398 09h.3:538 652
-RTUSHKIII, R. A., GOLOVIN 1'. 11.
ABRAMOV, V. M., BARSKIY, B. R., VE
ZORIN, Y~K. KETKIIII, A. A.
"A Rieumatic Computer"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, pronWshlenny-ye obraztsy, tovarnyye znak-i,
No 8, Mar 71, Author's Certificate 111,o,296091, division 0, filed 17 Oct 68,
published 12 Feb 71, P 14-3
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a pne-,imatic computer
which contains a sinGle-diaphragm elciaeat with two nozzlcs which are coaxial
with each other in the flow cham1ber of the clevient~ The dead-end chamber
of the clemQnt i!,, colinectcd to a imiltiplicand pressure 1-VUrcC!, and the inner
nozzle is connocted throu(fh a chake to a multiplier preszurc source and
directly to the out'Dut channel of the device, the annular chaznncl. formed
by the nozzles being open to the atmosphere. As a distinguishing feature
of-the.patent, the functional possibilities of the computer are extended.
by connectingthe flow chaiwer of the element through a choke to a divisor
pressure source.

TJSSR UDC 621.039.51.001.5
MARGULOVA, T. Kh., ZORIN, V. M,
"Study of the Thermal and Water4low Design of a Single-Loop Atomic Power
Station"
Tr. Mosk. energ. in-ta (Works of Moscow Power Engineering Institute), 1972,
No. 126, pp, 71-78 (from RZh-50. Yadernyye reaktory, No 11, Nov 72, Abstract
No 11.50.85)
Translation: The thermal design of a single-loop atomic power station is
investigated. Features of selecting the thermal design considering water
requirements are determined. Ensuring the durability band reliability of the
operation of the shells of the fuel elements and of the water-vapor regime
of.the turbine and reducing the extent of activity in all elements of the
circuit lead to requirements imposed on thequality of the reactor in the-
feedwater in a single-loop atomic. power station in teri 'ns of determining t),ese
tation. Expenditures
requirements in organizing the thermal design of the s,
on. equipment and asnembly, transportation. and storage ~Mpenses, and other
expenditures considering i~conomy measures.were taken4r,ito account in the
power station design. I Ill., 2 tables,~ 3 ref.

UUM uDo: 681.325:65-525
YEGOROV, L. R. , KON KOV~ Yu. A.
"A Pneumatic Elements'
USSR Author's Certificate No 309354, filed 2 jui, 69, published 2 Dee 71
(from RZh-Avtomatika, Telemek-hanika i Vychislitellnga Tekhnika, No 7,
Jul 7~-, Abstract No 7A61 P)
Translation: A pneumatic element is proposed which contains a moving
gate with a recess and an open central~aperture, anda hout3ing with an
annular input channel. To increase the operational reliability of the
.element, the recess in the gate is coaxial -with the central aperture
and is made in the form of an annular groove with middle diameter eaual
to the middle diameter of the groove of~the.annular input channel and
with a width equal to the width of the grooivre for this channel, or
twice the width of this groove. One illustration.
-t,!i&fir"jjz M
MWM

1/2 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--IISEP70
FEATURES OF INFLUENZA 5PIDENIC IN THE TOWN OF GLAZOV -U-
"_'.AUTHOR--AKSEh0V, V.A., ORLOVA# N#N*#.SELIDOVKINv DsAov
:ZOR I NV.,,,,Sy
CbiNTifiV IWF-tO--USSR
~-SOURCE-VOPROSY VIRUSOLOGIli
1970# NR It PP 97-101
DAT PUBLISHED ------- TO
SOJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
rO0 I CTAGS--EPIOEMICLOGY, INFLUENZAv BLOOD. SERUM
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTAIGN5
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCL4SSIFIED
.PROXY REEL/FRAME--1987/0063 STEP i4O--UR/0402/70/000/001/0097/01~01
CIRC ACCESSION ND--AP0103743
UNCLASSIFIED

023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--IISEP7,0
_~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0103743
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN EPIDEMIC OF I'NFLUENZA WITH A
---TWO WAVE COURSE WhS OBSERVED IN THE TOWN OF GLAZOV. THE OUTBREAK WAS
DEVELOPING AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF FAVOURABLE CONDITIONS WITH REGARD
TO INFLUENZA IN THE SURRouNnIN"2-TERRITORY,.A FEW WEEKS.BEFORE THE ONSET
OF INFLUENZA.EPIOEMIC IN THE USSR4 THE FIRST WAVE OF THE EPIDEMIC WAS
REGISTERED IN NOVE4BER DECEMBER 1966; THE SECOND IN FE13RUARY 1967. THE
;FIRST WAVE INVOLVED PREDOMINANTLY CHILDREN IN KINDERGARTENS AND SCHOOL
GHILDREN,*IN THE SFCOND WAVE-.THE MORBIDITY OF INFLUENZA WAS RELATIVELY
OISTRrbuTo'BETWEEN ADULT AN& -CHILD CONTINGENTS. A RISE rJr'
ANTIBODY TO INFLUENZA A SUB2 VIRUS WAS OBSERVE10olN T1 i6' SERA OF PATIENTS
IN THS-FIRST-WAVE Of THE EPIDEMICo A STRAIN OF INFLUENZA VIRUS WAS
..ISOLATED MORPHOLOGICALLY ANa SEROLOGICALLY CONSIDEREE TO BE AN ATYPICAL
A_.SUBl STRAIN WITH ALTERED ANTIGENIC STRUCTURE. JHE STRAIN-HAD NO
EPIDEMIC SPREAO.

USSR- UDC 621.316.(001.1+004.15)
IUIOLMSKIY, V. G., ZORIN, V. V., MAL1Y, N. 0.
"Optimization of the Maintenance Schemes and Voltage Conditions in Municipal
Netwo ks with the Aid of a Compute
r
V sb. Tekhn. progress v elektrosrabzh. gorodov (Technicai Progress in Electric
Power Supply of the Cities -- collection of works)~ Leningrad, Energiya Press,
'1970, pp 97-101 (from RZh-Elektrotekhnika i Energetika,,No 4, Apr 71, Abstract
No 4 Ye 275)
Translation: The characteristics of the EPOS-1 and EPOS-2 programs for the
Ural-2 digital computer for choosirgoptinal~breqkdown points are presented.
ds of the 'etwork is taken as the
The minimal poier loss during the.greatest loa ~n
~purpose function in the EPOS-1 program. For optimization, restrictions on the
s by reliability conditions are
alloi-table current and fixing of certain section
considered. :In the E20S-2 program, the load charts of th 'a consumers are con-
sidered for optimization, and the minimum power loss for the defined period is
taken:as the purpose function. Optimization of the,network is realized consid-
e regulation law in the power
ering the voltage conditions; the optimal voltag
supply,systems is selected, and an efficient arrangement,'of the distribution
is found., [KieV.~Polyidchnical-Insti,'tute)*~
ormer branches

0 C'
jV!,#.. _STLDY OF THZ FOILMAT1014 OF THE LEAD SULFIDE 77LM MUCWRE ON SUBSTPATES
or W= SAIT UMACTED.TO BGRARMUMT-5y he"'. Ar"', Vt IONS
tArticle by To, I Zarin, it. V. Kudryavtsova, X. A. Mochalovs. P, V.--pavlov,
S~ 4~ hor!kiy.itas"rch.FbyolcqttchnicaI Institute undic
r6o ty UnV~sra-it-7; r ratxannx k.~ti
kh Kristallov Ploook Ituasi-xi. 02
nftr* Are VAVIGUS DpiftiOft& T494rding the,effect of substrata defects an
orientation 'end the structure of cootinuous (Ils*. Tt,*r*fur&,
discoirrih4 thi'growth flave-or ma-titma va %he substv at** Vith OUtOmAtitAlly
created defecre If Of 44i8Vtlf1C end practical Lftt*110t,
In,this paper the method& vt4lactran diffcattlop.4nd electron microscopy
7 vote used, to ' a 'Iiwi ot'thei: formation of thin ILLas of I"A omit,14a, ob-
';tPdY th in the Order of 5-10-6 torr an rock salt A
tatood by cc onsailon In $.vacuum
cloviagoo* Irradlaitad iti advanc*.by Hai. W', e to= in equal-doess, (from Z
15 2
3-1 to,-IQ lona/cm
It was established that:~
1) ' Irradiation at the RaCt subotrstf with fio*, A~**xnd gone leads to
satral
the feet th4% the film former Ion Vj6cfodo aUCh'Mofft r~pi'dl* t4S&n Olt the CC
substrate. that Is, the formation pracaam~ to nhitt&4 in the direction at, smeller
thicknesses. 3t
:7
9) rho magnitude at the critical Chlcknosss4 for which one growth stags
or anotbor takes place to less, the greater the am** of the Ions and the irradiattaq
door,
J) Wh.n determining tha Ittadistiat, does, depending on the type of ion,
the tpttoxial xrowth of the fLIA is disturbed-. Irradiation by A* Ions with Jossis
as the order of 1015 Lon/cm2 lead& to the formation at polyerystalline filfts.
4) in the file* grown on irradiated substrates, defect* of the 4 CYPLAI
ructufft occur which are the wasse. as an the Control substrates (dialoce t ions. i~
:
118u,"t ion grids. growth configurations). but with higher concentration.
CQ
7,

USSR uDc 621.382.3
PAVLOV, P. V., VASILYEV, V. K., VOLODIM, V. G., ZORIN Ye I TEETEL'-
I . 4 00 &"NA,616; ,
BAUM, D. I., TULOVCHIKOV, V. S., CHIGIRINSKAYA, T.4777,
"Peculiarities of Concentration Profiles in Ion Implantation and Their
Use for Creating Varicaps and Bipolar Transistors"
Kiev, IVUZ, Radioelektronika, Vol 14, 'No 11, Nov 71, pp, 1353-1364
Abstract: The authors consider the principal technically importavA singu-
larities of concentration profiles inthecase of ion-beam alloying both
vithout distillation amd after diffusion distillation of,dopants. Problems
of calculating the principal sections and deptb5 of P11 Junctions on silicon
as a function of conditions of irradiation and annealing are discussed.
A description is given of the use of the ion.;.beam method for making a
varicap vith an inverse impurity gradientAn t.he base,::and also for making
PRP transistor. The basic parameters:of:the -0-aricap are calcu-
ne
lated- Nine figures, one table, bibliographi of ni 'titles.

038 UNCLASSfFlE0'-'::, PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
T ITL&--USE OF THE ION BOMBARDMENT MET OD TO 10
H IOPE GERRANIUM -U-
UTkOR-(04)-VOLOOKOt V.G.t LORIN, YE*I., PAVLOVP P.V.v TELEBAUMt 0.1.
CU'NTRY OF, INFO--USSR `17
,,".'SbUkCE F17 TEKH. POLUPROV. 1970, 4(4)t.812 13
5--DATE PUBLISHED -------- 70
.--.,SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICSP MATERIALS
-,,--.T-OPIC TAGS--ION BOMBAROMENTi GERMANIUMv DOPED ALLOYt.60RONt IONP VOLT
A.14PERE CHARACTER I ST IC
-CONTROL MARKllNG--N0 RESTRICTIONS
~_,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
REEL/FRAME--1998/0930 STEP NO-UR/0449/70/004/004/0812/0813
~61RC ACCESSION NO--AP0121532
UNCLASSIFIF 0

03 a UNCLASSIHED PROUS S I NG OATC-300MO
la-IRC ACCESSION NO--APOlZI532
OF THE
GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE, SURFACE Rc:
INVERSION LAYER IN PTYPE GE BONBARDED AT 50 KEV WITH 1) IONS AND
REALED 30 1141N AT ZOO-800DEGREES WAS STUDIED. THE 10N ()EAMI WAS
A
NJ
ORIENTE0 NORMAL TO THE ( 11. 11 PLANEw AND :THL I ON DOSE! WAS 0.1-1000
MLCROCOULOMBS-CM PRIME2. THE SURFACE RESISTIVIrY OEV'ENOS tA()NuT--_-.,~qIcA(_LY
Ck A; 'EALING TEL
NN MP. THE INVERSIG-M N TYPE LAYER IS FORMED-AFTER ANNEALING
:-,-.':-At GREATER THAN 450 ANU 350DEGREES FOR IGN DOSES OF10-In AND 1000
MICROCOULOMBS-CM PRUME2v RESP. 140 INVERSION LAYER iWAS OBSO, FOR OOSES
MICROCOULOMB-CM PRIME2. CURRENT VOLTAGE CHARACTERISTICS
-_P'fN-JUNCTIONS FORMED IN N YYPE GGE BY:BOMBARDMENT,AT 50 KEV WITH B
:OF
.:-,IONS :AND ANNEALING AT 400DEGREES EXHIBIT A~RECTIFICATION CUEFF. OF
-,:-:SIMlLAR TO -10 PR[ME4- AT I V. FACIL ITY GORIK. ISSLED. FIZ.-TEKH~
~JNST.t GORKI, USSR.
ED

USSR UDC 532.696
Z10 N., SOBOIZV, V. D., CURA',YEV, N. V., Institute of Physical Chemistry,
cado Sc., USSR, lbscow
"T
he Effect of Polynolecular Adsorption on,the Diffusion,of Vapors in Micro
capillaries. IL Experimental Data"
Moscow, Zhurnal Fizicheskoy Khimii, Vol 460 No 5, MaY 720 pp 1127-1129
Abstract: Experimnts were carvied out to check on the theory of vapor dif-
fusion in fine cylindrical capillaries reported in -the preceeding paper.
Quartz microcapillaries with internal diameterlo-5-jo-3 cm we Ire ILSed. A
10-15 crlong capillary sealed on both eDds vas placed.horizontally, with one
end imersed in liquid nitrogen bath. The other end was:then.irmersed in a
bidistillate, the movement of the liquid being~observed throu.-Ji a microsco-re.
When the -mater reached the cold zone it froze and the movelqient atopped. Then
the other end of the capillary was sealed off and the system placed in a thermo-
statically controlled container to reach an'equililirium..,Exoerineiita1 data
obtained agreed well with 'chose calculated from proposedLihearetical consider-
ations.
2

543-123-11+532.74
SP=Nj V. I. t GLO UNOV, 11. P. ,MULYAR, V. M. ,DERYAGIN 3. V., CHURAYEV,
N. Y. trA ZORIN Z M Institute of Physical dheaiaiu-j A'"my of Sciences
USSR. NOSCOR
"Study of the Anomalous Water by the Method of Neutron Activation Analysis"
Koscowl Doklady Aka-demi-i Kauk SSSR9 Vol 202,.No Is Jan-Feb '72, PP 132-135
Abstracts Samples of anomalous water were studied for their content of admix-
tures which could possibly be leached out of the glassi particularly S1 and Na,
after irradiation with thermal neutrons. As a preliminary experiment quartz
glass itself was examined. The Na impurities were found to be low, and irre-
gularly distributed throughout the capillary, The anomalous water samples were
conpaa-ed to double distilled water. It was established th~nt the aAmixture
tration was much higher in the anomalous s=ples thwi in the double
concen
distilled zaterial. The content of Si and Ila was inversely proportional to the
voluze of the saazle studied. This could be due to the evaporative procedures
usedr -the inpurities. being introduced froza the surface layer of the capillaires,
from the evaporation equipment, ate. Temperature doesn't seem to have any
particular effect on the content off imputities. The quantity of the anomalous
Conponents In the samples of ano;u_12ous water, varied in the range, of 5-10-3 to

212 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT-70
--AT0124369
..,-CtRC.ACCESSICN NO
ABSTRACIIEXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE THERMAL STABILITY OF MODIFIED
_-WATER WAS STUDIED BY USING THE HETHOD OF DISTN. THRbUGH A THERMAL
BARRIER (Dot 196711. THE RESULTS SHOW THAT THE ANOMALOUS COMPONENT OF
THE MODIFIED WATER DECOMPS. TO FORM ORDINARY WATER, THE BOND ENERGY FOR
THE MULS. OF THE ANOMALOUS COMPONENT'WASIEY.ALUATED:BY MEANS OF THE
BATLER-PCLYANI EQUATION 11962) AND~:FCUND"TO.BE50 KCAL-MOLE. THE HIGH
THERMAL STABILITY OF THE ANOMALOUS COMPONENT, MOLS.: EXPLAINS THE
~OF-THE MODIFIED WATER,,THE PROPERTIES OF WHICH DO NOT CHANGE
'EVEN-,D ILITY* INST. FIZ. KHIMNI
URING-PRULONGED STORAGE. FAC
-~-MGSCOW,_ USSR.
-----------

I1-1 11 11 TII 1 11111 i i 111 11 1 111 1~1_ -.11
USSR A~;~UDC: 541.12.013,, 5
DERYAGLN, B, V,, Corresponding Member Academy of Sc,~ences USSR, ZORIN, Z. M.
RABrWOVICH, YA. I., TALAYEV, M. V.,:(DBCEASBD)7and CiRRZA-YEV, N, ins -L-ute
of.Physical Chemistry, Moscow ~Academy~ of Sciences~ USSR
"Thermal Stability of Modified Waterl~
859
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk, SSSR, Vol 191, No 4,.Apr 70, n~ Q8 6 _L
Abstract: The authors confirmed the results obtainq!d in preliminary o:cpPri-
ments that at temperatures ->,7000 modif ied water (K. hr~ whid.1 consis-,;~i, of
two components -- anomalous component (A.C.) w-id noxmal viater
converting.to normal water. initially changes in exr-
z"-isj,on of ;vatc!r s
were studied in temperatures of 250 and 4000 and bolih cases gave similax
-is
curves, separated in accordance with the tem- -curc -ence. d
pera ! dii~fm
tillation of the M. W. across a heat barrier was cax;:ied oj~.t aind it, vra,,;
shmn that up -to 5000 no noticeable changes occur. At 700D the candcniate
looked like normal water, indicating that therval
occurs at t ;~- 700o. On the basis of their::axp(~-riiueatal (:iata -chic! authov3
molecuia's, to be obout 5iZ) '%cal/mo_
calculated the bond energy of A.C.
l.j At" J-17"MMIT!

USSR
BABICHEVY B. I.) ZOLOTOREVSKIY, Yu. S.) ZORINA A. YA. IVANOVI V. V.
"Properties of An Aluminum Alloy Streng Ithehed With Fiberglass",
V sb. Metanurgiya (Metallurgy -- collection of works), 1fo 14, Sudostroyeniye
Press, LeenIngrad, i971, PP 133-137 (from Rzh-Mietallurgiya., No 4, Apr 72,
Abstract No 41610)
Translation: A study war, made of the properties of an aluminum alloy
strengthened with fiberglass. It isidemonstrated that the theoretical data on
the strength of a two-layer composite agree with.the actual data. The varia-
tion in temperature from +142 to -180of,cyelic--loading,.dMd corrosive environ-
ment.have no effect on the mechanical propertiea,of the tvo-layer composite.
1 illustration, 2 tables, and a 3-entry bibliography.

j.:
USSR uDc: 629-78-017.2
qy, M. Z., ZORINA, E. S., JOSLOVIC)J, T. V.
BORSHCHVIS~
"OptiTminn Deceleration of the Rotation of an Asymmetric Satellite About i's
Center of Mass"
Moscow, Upr. dvizhushch_imdsya ob"yektami. Tr. TV Vses. savesheb. po avtomat.
i, Igo-8--sbornik (Control of Koving Objects. Works of the Fourth
upr. Thilis
All-Union Conference on Autom-p-tic-Control Tbilisi, 1968--collection of
papers)i 1972, pp 293-294 (from RMRaket6stroyeniye, No.10, Get 72, ab-
stract No 10.4i.69)
Translation: The -PkDer deals with the variational probl(-MI of uptilyniua br-ak-
ing of the rotaticn of a satellite about its center of gravity, i. e. the
problem of optimum prestabilization. The controlling action is provided by
two pairs of rocket engines rigidly fixed in the body afthe satellite so
that in the coordinate system associated with.the principal inomer-s of iner-
tia of the satellite the noment of the controlling action is directed along
a fixed straight line. This straight line does not coincide with any single
principal axis of the ellipsoid of ;'Lnertia. The optimality criterion is
Wen az the expenditures of reaction nmss for an undetermined. braking time.

H-j
uss~
BORSHCHEVSKIY, M Z. ,ZORINA E S., 10SLOVIC11, 1. V.
Ito
ptimal Braking of Rotation of an Asymmetrical Satellit6 About its Center
of Mass"
Upr. Dvizhushcliimisya Oblyektami. Tr. IV Vses. Soveshch. po Avtomit. upr.
Tbilisi, 1968 [Control of Moving Objects, Works of Fourth All-Union Confer-
ence on Automatic Control, Tbilisi,,1968 -- Collection of Works], Moscow,
pp 293-294, Cfranslated from Referativnyy Zhurnal,:'Plekhanika, No 10,
J972, Abstract No 10 A49).
Translation-. Thc variational problem is studied of optimal braking of the
rotation of a satellite about its center of: mass, i.e. t:he problem of
optimal preliminary stabilization. The control actions are applied using
two pairs of reaction engines, immobily attached.to the body of tile satellite,
so that in the system of coordinates coupled to the main.moments of inertia
of the satellite the force of the controlaction is directed along a fixed
straight line, and this line does not coincide with any of the main axes
of the ellipsoid of inertia. The optimality criterion used is the total
consumption of working fluid with variable time of the braking process. It
is assumed that the satellite is a solid, performing Euler-Poinsol: motion
about its center of mass when no control tictions are applied. The ellipsoid
1/2

USSR
BORSHCHRISKIY, M. Z., ZORINA, E. S., IOSLOVICH,J. V., U~)r. Dvi-fliushchimisya
Oblyektami. Tr. IV Vses. Soveshch. po,Avtomat.~ upr. Tbilisi, 1968, Moscow,
1972, pp 293-294.
of inertia of the satellite may be arbitrary, but it is considered that the
moments of inertia do not change during braking. Sufficient conditions of
optimality are used to synthesize the optimal control. AN a result of
analytic and partially numerical solution~of the Bellman equation, switch-
ing surfaces and zero proximity lines are produced, allowing a solution
consisting of.cyclical slipping.modes to be constructed.: These modes some-
ns with unlimited: motor thrust, which
tim s do not convert to pulse solutio
the first example of modes of this~type.'
2/2
35

S1rVl)Y tit Tilt CROW1111 CMIDIAIDNI; 01) PRULRIU-S OF !Z11AW!, FILM 13T
ME CHLOI.1171*. MEM141)
[ArtLci# ity Z. 1. K. Der"day, Tto, Chilr'S..
VA Prvtr,
-AikolVA, N. Zorli,to V~ N. Ten ka,'C"a',
P~T ~7,krq,,7-0- 7-77
Pit Nutj
.-relrerystallint, iten,c ondUCLitor filizzo are af defined interest. 'Me
structural lmooerfeCLIort characteristic of thet, can be! succiiinfull'y used: t1, e.
intcrcryztalllt~ 1)arrivrs Ansure it hilzh specific resisti;,ite c4
the allfcon,fil= xarving as insulating Lot the integrated circuits, And Ift.,
s
u o! OUAIMC,95
rint: r verialta the creation of a totable contict which 13 U10 b44iA
for certain types of diodem. on the other Uatod, the law depasittrt" ter"Cra-
ture -(by cameo rison.wl tb groth) fqckljtatez~ th;. 41
the :, , mul If 14yared-aatricennuctitill. mtructurci~'~Urteg the first Period after sti;-
CLLrLc=tl roductian af the admixture diffusien from the substrate.
Atl*6\, iho~rsl in. a ditimmi-ion of the results of Otuiliyloor ihe effact of
the toorl'toolosic.1.1 con4itioris of the poilycrystalline allicon. film prowt.1i on
their clectraphynical parattieters.
Procedure for Obtaining, and Studying 11alts
1ha silicon films v .or .n.btained by the chloride rtoothod 11-31 in Co.
horIzantal,vpentubc with an electric furnace an the,he4t4pri The-totmeraturg
distrt1l,Ution-alonp, the furnaces appearm Lot Figure ZS. The *"S~T6teh rade
Of eall"'n Rilmrtoo And VoOIYcrvst&IIine ArArhire voce Placed iot tuo pj%ralto,! yt~m
At,,11n the Jert,sitton tent. The thermantatted e~aperatorx at two structural
designs vtre ustod% bubbling and nojjbuj~bjjn&. The tritsj hydrogwo flow van 0
literst/hours (with a reactor diameter of otticut 20 hero, Lhe ovArorrotor
with the, MCI, it"'..Ily pa.-Jard 0 flow of 2U literallsour, And 10 liters/hour
vent through the evaporator with SOrY
The thickiless of the Srrown layers of ollitan was estitAted by tit* gravi-
mtr1c, voithad. h study was also riadit of the alectraphysical. t.he optical and
structural properties of the film.
50

UDC: 362.11
MORE i~FFICIU-NI INU OF Al" XI L" RMS 11, nOLONG-ID 110SPITALUKTIM Or PATIENTS
D -- Atf~j
All
iiene, Organization,and
(Articjo bry~.~~nn of ~,ocial Hy6
History of 7. -11ea Tti (haw!", -~Aezinakaya. cavdldata of madival
1: and Munitipal Hygiene
x%dii"3clentifte ;Laa arch
JjienI-Acad*z1Ciaz1 A.U. ?k4rizoyov, Moscov, Awsslan.
No 5, 1971, Pjbmirccd 10 Peceaticr 1970,,Vp 13-171
7
The purrome of the present wrrk was to investigate the composition of
patlenti; hospitalized for more than 30 days, aswell as the causes of pro-
longed liespItaliantion for the purp,;~se of finding r."ervts for more efficient
a dalmentic It terature, the
use of avallAbie, lieds. Xecording to data In th
incidence. of cotoo of prolonged hnrpltalization ranges from 14 to 27.7 per-
cent of t4e LOL.1 nvribar --f individuals hospitalized Loginova, 1965;
Yr.l. Tarrov6UAy,t. 1966: S.TA. Freydlin and A.L. Vo~an, 1969).
tic inveot;(Sated 7,494 cases of hospitalizatton for periods of over 30
dlyfi in ct~* theTopeutic and surgical dApartmento of Kiev hospitals in 1967.
Mcs t u( the patients (61.5%) treated for long periods In therapeutic
del, werv, hospir-alized' f r active rbeumatism, myocardial Infirction,
css~nti*! ~yp"rtansion, peptic'ulcers,
010'~rl!Ygtitld and cholelitlalasls, =~d pn~ r.4nlas. In the. surgical depar-a-
nr-nts, 79.6 portent of All cases of prolo"Acd hoapitillIzation were referable
to Paptic tilcref" Cholccy::'!LiS and chal,.01rhiasis, enJnnrreriris and vas-
cular thr=_:io4iv of tha Izwer malignant nanplav~6. Severe trau-a,
.and acci~!enrg'
'r=ivi made iip 5ii.5 parctnt of th~ patient-i hoopitalized in therapeutic
depirt.=~.ta for =rc than 30 days, anti 51.3 percent of those in the stirgLczl
departrie-.ti. ',onior c1ttzenA made up over half of all those treated for
more than 30 days (5L71 in therapeutic departments, and 50.7, in Surgical
onos)
greatent nunber of prolorigad hospit:Alirncian cases (as vall as
number hcd-day%) was observed in clinical hospitaln which is attributable
to tha concentration In them of th~ most seriously III, to the need of siib-
mittlrig tliwi% to more co--pInx dingrivstic tests a"d, in part, to the Interests
of the -,,dag,,gic procers.
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31, 018 UNCLASSIFIED --18SEP70
PROCESSING CIATE
C I RC- -ACC ES S I ON NO--AP0052182
ABSTR ACT/E-XTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ELEICTRICAL EXCITABILITY OF THE
RODY A'No
:HIPPOCAMPUS, THE CAUDATE NUCLEUS, THE ME.O.IAL GENICULATE THE
~DORSAL COCHLEAR NUCLEUS 14AS COMPARED IN TWO BROUPS OF RATS OF THE KM
LINEr REACTING WITH SEIZURES TO ACOUSTIC STIMULATION, BUT O':FFERING IN
THE DEGREE dF ACTIVE INHIBITION (PRESENCE OR ABSENCE OF AN INHIBITORY
"PHASE JN THE. MOTOR EXCITATION PRECEDING .:THEM SEILURE-S) , AND IN RATS OF
;THE:WISTAR LINE INSENSITIVE TO SOUND. THE THRESHOLDS WERE DETERMINED OF
THE-SEIZURES~ TYPICAL OF EACH OF THE STRUCTURESAFACIAL MYOCI-ONIC
~SEJZUR'ES, ~AOVERSION OF THE HEAD, GENERAL DRASTIC MOTOR EXCt rATION)
DIFFERENCES WERE FOUND ONLY IN IN TWO GROUPS OF RATS OF THE KM LINE,
REACTING'WITH SEIZURES TO ACOUSTICSTIMULATIONt' BUTt,DIFFERING IN THE
-;DEGREE OF. ACTLVE tNtiLSITION (PRESENCE. OR ABSENCE Of,' AN INHIBITORY PHASE
.1N JHE MOTOR EXCITATION PRECEDING THE SEIZURES)r AND INRATS OF THE
WISTAR .LINE INSENSITIVE TO SOUND. THE THRESHOLDS WE-RE DETERMINED OF THE
:SE.IZURESlYPICAL OF EACH OF THE STRUCTURES tFACIAL14YOCLONIC SEIZURES1,
.-ADVERSION'-:.OF. THE HEADf GENERAL DRAST:IC MOTOR EXCITATION). DIFFERENCES
WERE FOUND ONLY IN THE HIPPOCAMPUSI THE THRESHOLD OF THE TYPICAL
MYOCLONIC SEIZURES WAS ALMOST 2.5 TIME LOWER IN THE SENSITIVE RATS
~WITHOUT:AN INHIBITORY PHASE THAN IN THOSE W-ITH AN INH 'IBITOR.Y PHASE AND
-T N:.I:N: NON- SENS I TI VE ONES. THE LATTEWTWO GROUPS,:ALONG WITH A
7,-~ ::S114-ICARITY OF THE THRESHOLDS OF-ELECTRVC~Akr.~SEIZURESI. CONSIDERABLY
-IN. THE RATE OF THEIR GENERALIZATION.
1110

USSR UDC: 539.2.
ZORKHIY. P. M. BEL'SKIY, V. K.
ne St up of Centrally Symmetric molecules"
ructure of Crystals Made
V sb. Sovrem. probl. fiz. khiirdi (Modern Problems of Ph:rsical Chemistry---
collection of works)l T. 4, Moscow, Moscow University, 19TO, pp 3T9-ho6
(from RZh-Fizika, No 9, Sep 70, Abstract No 9Ye3Ol)
Translation: In order to classify molecularwstructures:with the aid of the
method of potential functions, structural classes.:and:subclasses are derived
and the degree of probability of realizing them is evaluated for crystals
made up of centrally symmetric molecules. The energy of interaction between
individual pairs of molecules is computer-calculated for 21 materials, which opera-
tion made it possible to assign real crystal structures.'definitely belonging to
one of the derived classes in 12 cases out. of the . 21.. Additional data were
required for the remaining 9 structuresi It.is shown that thegiven molec-
:0
ular structures are "island" structures, Bibljog2-aphj f 21 tLtles. R. V.
&z od,
-anova.
B
-107

USSR UDC 621.372.853.2.092.22
ZORKIN, A. F., KARTAVTSEVA, L. F.
"Dispersion Properties of a Rectangular Wave.Guide with Partial Ferrite Filling"
Radiotekhnika. Resp. mezhved. nauchno-tekhn. sb. (Radio Engineering. Republic
Interdepartmental Scientific and Technical Collection), 1970, vy?. 15, pp 44-
49 (from RZh-Radiatekhnika, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4B131)
Translation: Approximate formulas are obtained for thecriticai frequencies,
dispersion and fields of the fundamental and closest to fundamental types of
waves of the system. There are 4 illustrations and a 2~~entry bibliography.

USSR UDC 621.372.824
KOSTYCHEV, YU. G., ZORKIW,.A,-Jl.
10-wes,
"Calculation of a Rectangul.ar Coaxial in the Presence of a Longitudinally
Magnetized Ferrite"
Radiotekhaika. Resp. mezhved. nauchno-tekhn. sb. (Radio Engineering. Republic
Interdepartmental Scientific and.:Technical,Collectidni., 1970, vyp. 15, pp 38-
.44 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 4S Ap r7,1,: Abstract No 0139)
Translation: The effect of the geometry of a coaxial.on the propagation and
loss constants of quasi-Mi and quasi-LEOI~waves is a:alyz--d. There are 5
illustrations and a 4-entry bibliography.
-i A. I I J"!, -,ilM v i Iii-i4 lr~ ill

IZ-SR uDct 621.984.3
S~UWOV, V.S., DAIN-112 AN E S
EVSKIY, O.F., AMMMOV, A.A., KAG STOL'NYY, V.I.,
and ZOWPIM YE.F.
"Stakping of Thick Tvo-Layar Steel-Titanium Sheets"
Moscov, Xuznechno-Shtaz%Dovochnwje Proizvodstvo, No 1, Ja.40, pp 18-19
Acs-.ract: 'The 1z,
hors.;~_iy Plant imeni A.A. Zhdanov produces elliptical bottoms with
900-, 1000-, and 1600-mm diameters by tbe hot stamping of WE)t3sl) - W11-0 sheets
20 = thick. e bimetallic steel-titanium sheets 'were obtained by vacuiza pack
rolling. In the ;not stam-ping of bimetallic stee-titanium sheets, the cor2ect
bl--
selection c~ U iet heatlng conditions is very import nt. Rep--ated heating o:'
eel-`taai=- bim-etal, generally leads'to a growth of the transition r:J*Lf5,,;z3-'oa
zone between the I yers "d increases its hardness, thus leading to lover bimetal
quality. in heating the b-Luetallic: blUets, no material. titamium gas saturation
pe=itted, ov.1,Lng to the difficulty of removing the glis-sa-Lurated laye-1-
if -~he bille-~ x1beating tezperature before stamping does not exceed 90000, no noticeable
grovzh of the transition diffusioa zone between the layers occurs, and. at the s=e
4-f -1 ned
=z, -t6e =,~al possesses ad-equate pla6ticity, Good surface quality i3 Cbta.
in tbe st-n-ped produc.s. The -vechnique, conditions, and7 equipment ur,-Cd ir. hot
stamping of izba 'bottoms tire described. lavestigations of specimens cut from variouI3
sections of tbe Ivottoms shoved that heating and at=ping under the condit1lons
ven do L.-sen the bilmetal properties. -4e
g n9t wo An increase in the thickne6s of t

sz-amov, V.S., et al, Kuznechno-Shtampovochnoye Proizvodstvo, 70 11 J-qn 70, pp 18-19
transition zone va:-s not olbserved. The hardness of the 4-ransition zone did not
change. M tallographic aections established that the thickness oe the titaniim
s-saturated layer did not exceed 0.05 To obtain bigh-qiiality welded aeam
a
S
it is:first necessary to clean the titanium.surface vith an.abrasive disk.
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:Acc.: Nr-' Abstticting SetVice: Ref . Code:
P0,053752 CHEMICAL ABS'T.*",> 4/-*)'o IU 1R. 0 4) 1;-21
N
6r Obtaining x-ray diffraction patterns of liquids.
/Zork5ii S A..
Bulkadaev, A V. (USSR). Lirad .Lisb. 1970,
(RUSQ. - A inethod f ~r obtlMining k4ay ffiffraction
0
patterns of dtqs. was developed in which the patterns are',obtained
frotmA freeldrop of the liq.'exaind. Thus, the I sIup erimIposing of
_ patterns of the hitherto, use d capillaries is iiiroided, , and the
diffracting surface of.tkie liq.'is increased. The: scheme and de-
scription of the app, atie stated. ---Successful ixbts. with castor
oil and oleic acid using Cu 4nd Fi~radiation are stated. The
exposition time was 50 min without filters and 1.5 hr With filters.
The diffraction ma-x ere 1099' for castor oil and 9*30'. for oleic
W
acid using Cu radiation and 12*10' for castor oil and 12'48' fot
oleic acid using Fe radiation. The: periods weri 4.590 _-E 0.001
and 4.369 -_-L 0.002 A for castor oil and oletc acid, resp.
M. Kalfus

UNCLASSIFIED' PROCESSING DATE---~-30OCT70
~!_TITLE-CRYSTAL CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF STRUCTURES FORMED FROM
I CAL MOLECULES., 11. STRUCTURAL SUBCLASS OF
-(02)-BELSKIYr V.K., ZORKIY* P M,
HOR
T
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,-..S,(jURCE- ZH. STRUKT. KHUM. 1970, IL(l)t 75-9~
-..-0ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~-~SUBJECT AREAS--CHEtAISTPY
-~_'CPIC lAGS--ml0LE:CULAR STRUCTUREt CRYSTALY BROMINATED ORGANIC COMPOUND,
-,'-..,BENZENE DERIVATIVEt ORGANOMERCUPle COMPOUNOl ANTHR4QUINONE, NAPHTHALENE,
ORGAN I C NITRO COMPOUNUt NITRILEr CALC
ULATION
..'~C.ONTROL, MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
00CUM ENT CL/*5leo--lJJfq(;1.A55Ij;fFo
- P
ROXY kEEL/FRAME--1995,fI233 STE P NO--UR /0192 IT01 011 /00 1 /00 15/00 7)
r-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116695
UNCLA.SSIFIED

I ll if Ili if
PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
2/2 020 UNCLAS.SIFIED
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116695
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. I NTHE ATOM ATOM APPROXN.,
-,,.-JNTERACTION ENERGIES OF SEP. PAIRS (IF MOLS. IN CRYSTALS OF
-TE-TRABROMOBENZENEP PH SUB2 HGy OICHLOKOANTHRAQUI.~ONE,
DINITRONAPHTHALENEr AND MUCONONITRILE WERE CALCD. A S[MILAR CORRELATION
OF THE OBTAINEL) VALUES ALLOWED THE STRUCTURES TO BE ATrRiBUTED TO THE
SAME STRUCTURAL SUBCLASS. IN THESE STRUGTURE:Sr MCL. C111ALINS Af-RE PRESENT
AND LAYERS ARE ABSENT. MOL. COORDINATION:~NOS. WERE DETO., AND A METHof)
-.-OF NOTATING THEM IS PROPOSED* FOR TETRABRGMOBENZENE AND PH SUB2 HIS, THE
..,STRUCTURES BASED ON ENEkGETICAL CALCNS. ARE COMPARED WITH PUBLISHED
STRUCTURAL ANAL. RESULTS. FACULITY: MUSKV GOS'. UINIV. IM.
-LOMONOSOVA, MOSCOW, USSR.
SIFIED

~-ll 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
'T.tTLE--PACKING OF MOLECULES IN CRYSTALS OF
ANTHRAQUINONE: AND ITS
~I.V5,01HALO DERIVATIVES -U-
-OR (04)-BELSKIY, v.k., CHETKINA, L.A., ZORKIYt P.,Mst GOLDERF G&A.
UTH
4
OF INFO--USSR
ll'~*SOURCE KRISTALLOGRAFIYA 1970t 15(2)p 262-T
:',0 ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--rHEMISTRY
-TOP
I.CTAGS--CRYSTAL? ANTffRAQUINONEf M.OLECULLAR INTERACTION, MOLECULAR
STRUCTURE
..~CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
i~DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/1410 STEP NO--LIR/0070/70/015/002/0262/0267
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116857

21/-2 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116857
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE INTERMOL. INTERAcrION ENERGY
WAS CALCD. BY USING THE ATOM ATOM APPROXN. (A. KITAIGOROUSKII AND
MIRS KAYA, 1961; ZORKlIt ET AL., 196T), AND THESE VALUES WERE USED IN
~COMf
3INATION WITH AN ANAL. OF THE JNTERMOLs CONTACTS TO COMPARE THE
.-STRUCTURES OF ANTHRAOUINONE AND ITS lt5tDIHALO DERIVS. THE
INTRODUCTION OF EVER BIGGER SUBSTITUTING GROUPS IN TO THE MOL. RESULTS
-IN A SMOOTH CHANGE IN THE STRUCTURE. IN THE 2 EXTREME.CRYSTALS
JANTHRAQUINONE AND ITS I DERIV.), THERE IS A SIMIL'AR MOTIF FOR THE MOL.
.?AlCKINGr WHICH DIFFERS FROM THE OTHER STRUCTURES.,; THE RESULTS SHOWS
iHOW THE GEOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PIOL. AFFECT THE MOL. PACKING
:: AND, CONSEQUENTLY, THE PHYS. PROPERTIES. ; FACILITY: NAUCH.
-ISSLED..FIZ. KHIM. INST. IM. KARPOVAt MOSCOW, USSkc

9104033
VL 0
1
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AUTHOR-- BELIKOV. Va's CORRESPONDENT,
T"ITLE-- A SPEED BOAT ON THE SURA
NEWSPAPER- NEDELYA 9 MAY 25-311 1970, NR 22, P 4s COLS 1-2
ABSTRACT--- THE FIRST SOVIET WATER-JET PROPELUID AIP-CUSHION CRAFT,
CAPABLE OF DOING 55 Ki~S PER HOUR ITS HULL AND ALL OF ITS MACHINERY
WAS -MADE -BY THE TRAINING PILOT PLANT 'OF "THE _~GQR
WATE TRANSPORT ENGINT-ERS9 THE WORKING BLUE PRINTS OF THE
GOR KOVCHANIN WERE PRODUCED BY THE OVOLGOBALTSUDOPROYEKT" 'AND ITS
CHIN DESIGNER WAS V-ZOROASTR-QY,. THE PROPOSAL-TO CONST.36cT.THE
*GOR KOVCHANINN WAS SUBMITTED FIVE YEARS AGO. PR_IOR,TO THXTI.tEVERAL
WORKiNG MODELS WERE CREATED AT:THE GOR .1 KIY INSTITUTE FOR TRANS-
PORTATION ENGINEERS UNDER THE: 61RECTION OF PROFESSOR V. ANDRYUTIN
V, ZOROASTROV GRADUATE STUDENT AT THATtIME PARTICIPATED4IN THE
DEVELOPMENT PAOGRAM. THE 9-METER AIR FAN OF TH1:.CRAFT HAS-BEEN
MSIGNED BY THE STUDENT DESIGN BUREAU OF,.THE INSTITUTE,
REEL/FRAME
I
198706-6

IN ITS TRIALS THE *GOR.KOVCHANIN" WAS ABLE TO NAVIGATE RAPIDS LESS
F
THAN HALF A RTER D EP AND TO,LAND ON A BEACH WITHOUT ANY LANDING
FACILITIES.
MOTHER AIR CUSHION CRAFT, THE FJRST ONE IN THE SERIES KNOWN AS THE
IS BEING CURRENTLY EXHIBITED IN MOSCOW.
P-EZJjFMXH
19870387
im i g mm np 4- 11 m im a Ti rv i I m- -5 Non =I.

kcc~ Nr. A#01040337 Ref Code:
AUTHOR-- BELIXOV,,~ CORRESPONDENT.
T'ITLE-- A-SPEED BOAT ON THE SURA
NEWSPAPER- NEDELYA, MAY 25-3ij, 1970.9 NR 22t P4s COLS 1-2
ABSTRACT- THE MST SOVIET WATER-JET PROPELLED AIR.-CUSHIONtRAFTY
CAPABLE OF DOING 35 KMS PER HOUR ITS HULL AND ALL OF ITS MACHINERY
v ITUTE~
WAS -MADE'BY THE TRAIRING PILOT -PLANT -OF, 'THE KAY - -loz_~
WATER TRANSPORT ENGINEERst THE WORKING BLUE PR NTS OF THE
GOR KOVCHANIN WERE PRODUCED BY THE *VOLGOBALTSUDOPROYEKT;,: 'AND ITS
CHIfF DESIGNER WAS WA"% THE PROPQSAL~ TO CONST CTTHE
TED -
NGOR KOVCHANINN WAM� IVE YEARS AGO, PR_IOR TO THAI SEVERAL
WORKiNG MODELS WERE CREATEDAT THE (;ORXIY INSTITUTE FOR TRANS-
PORTATION ENGINEERS UNDER THE bTRECTION-OF PROFESSOR V.-ANriRXUTIN,
V, ZOROASTRO GRADUATE STUDENT AT THAT TIME PARTICIPATED-11N THE
DEVELOPMENT PkOGR'AM, THE 9 -METER AlkFAN OF THECRAFT HAS~*BZEN
DESIGNED BY THE STUDENT DESIGN.BUREAU OVTHE INSTITUTE.
q,

USSR UDC 542.91:547.572:547-11118
ARBUZOV, B. A., ZOROASTROVA, B. M I TUDRII, G. A., FUZHE21KOVA$ A. V.
"Interaction of Dibenzal Acetone-with Trimethyl Phosphite and Dimethyl Phos-
phorus Acid"
Moscow,- Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No 11, 1973,
pp 2581-2585
Abstract: A study was made of the interaction of dibenzal acetone with tri-
alkyl phosphites. Trimethyl phosphite reacts with dibenzal acetone with the
formation of 2,2,-trimethoxy-3phenIy1-5 5-(,t3-phenyl)vinyl-1,2-oxaphospholene-
4M). When (II) is washed with water, the phosphorane'ring breaks at the
P-0 bond with the formation of two keto phosphonates, probably S-cis- and S-
transconformers. Phosphorane (II) reacts with dibenzal.acetone by the diene
s~mthesis reaction. A thermogram, is presented for a mL-cture of dibenzal
acetone with (CH30) 3P and the reaction of dibenzal acetone with (C,113 0)3F in
the presence of CH COOH.
3

USSR
UDO 542.91,50-1'118
ARBUZOV, B. A. , 1. D. , ldwmu, I'l. A. YE=,"OVA,
H. V., and tudr-~, g. a., Oh-aii-d-4ti-:j InstittrLe iment A. 1,41. BuIlarov ol" Yazanl
State University inent V. 1. Ullyanov-Lenin and limt-Itutle of C:rc,-,,nic and
Physical Chemistry imeni A, Ye. Arbuzov of lk--he Academy of Sciences USSR
"Derivatives of Phosphorus Acids and -Cbloroallvl Alcohol. 2, Synthesis
of mixect -Chloroallyl Esters of Phosphorio Acid anid Some of thoir Biolof,-Ical
Properties"
Moscow, Izvestiya ldcadenli NaUk SSSSR, Seriya KhijnichI!.,du,.ya, 140 5, P~ay 72,
pp 1155-l159
Abstractt A previous article by the autho-ra described i3o" phosphoroust
phosphoric. thiophosphoric and phouphinic acid est=3 contaftning an C~ -chlorv-
allyl- radica-1. A study of biological properties of tho ayn'thesized comllouin~,.B
showed that they have a *elective fungicidal and antIrJ-r.,robI",1 Offect. Loll
tcr/Acity and significant activity towards the denatophytea Trlchoph)-tcn
ga7au- A E.Dide- I ton rauf Bann
ar -moDby -Wolf wero noticeablo in oLized phosphoric
acid cater.- cont-Uning one 0,'-chloroallyl radicnxl. llxelii~-Lna~ da-La,
that the fungicida-I activity of the vixed asters IncLtctr.(!s W.th leri,,,~Ihorzing
of thei hydrocarl'-Ir,r; ra~x-~Lln at the phoopharus atom, vhilo toxicity
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USSR
'hi
ARBUZ-a-VI, B. A., et al., Izvestiya Akademii Hauk SSSR, Serlya. ]k michaskaya,
No 5# 'lay 'P-t pp 1155-1159
The present article gives a more detailed study of the.biolagical effect of
this type of coapound. The alkyl radical in the series of conpounds
Cl
(RO)ZP(O) OCII~ CH? -ear. lengthened from 01 to C6' An inprovement in
the synthesis, viz. conducting the reaction betwoon di~Jlqylplios-nhoric acid
-chlorides and C~-chloroallyl alcohol in an absolute Wnze:.fj (instead of
ether, as befom) and at -room temperaturiag ihareasodthe yields considerably.
The reaults indicate that the selectivity: ofkthe actioq oJ7 tho compounds on
the dermatophytes Is sharply increased by lairigthening the aXtyl radical froi,.i
C to C,. Further lengthening of the ra-dical.raduces the O.Zitifungal activity
of the comprounds, The top selectivity index is found in di-n-aniyl- -chloro-
:allyl phosVI-ate.

wc.34.67,347.879
ARBUZOV, B. A., ABSHINOVA, R. P., and A Q Scientific-Research
Institute ineni A. M. Butlerov, under zem ~*OO'University imeni. V. 1.
Mlyanov-Lenin
"Steric Structure of Certain 2-Oxa-Derivativen of 10,2-Dioxaphosphorinanes"
Moscow# DokUdy Akadenii Hauk SSSRr Vol 199, No 51 11 Aug 71p pp 1061-1062
Abstracts The ateric structime of 6-member heterocycles with a phosphorus ring
aton is a current object of Intensive research, with use of roentgenograpby
and other techniques. Howevert the dipole-moment method and,the Kerr effect
have so far not been used systematically in the case of.the 2-X-oxa-1,3,2-
dioxaphosphorylso despite the promising p rospects of this approach.
The authors measured the dipole -moments and Kerr:constants of these
particular compounds, and studied derivatives of trimethylglycol. in the pro-
cess,zeasuresents, being taken in dilute CU 46 Assuming ,the existence of
-these conpounds, in ring form to be definitel:~.established, they calculated
imomeats and Kerr molar constants with allowance for two~~pqssible ring forms --
axial and equatorial. Butylenegl-fool derivatives were also studied.
Values for probable variation in the proportions,of these two forms were
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1,17
to-sit
ARBUZOVg B. A. t et al., Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 199, 110 5, 11 Aug 71,
pp 1061-1062
arrived at on the basis of the experimental data obtained, and also theoretical
figures. One general conclusion reached is that for 2-oxa-derivatives of the
lp392-doxaphosphorinanes, phosphorm.,atom.substitutes in the ring are "available"
-in this ascending orders H e--- Gl CH-'.e::::_' dh3. Some zeas~mement
data and struetural formulas are included in- the paper.
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USSR oDc 661.7i8a
ARBUZOV, B. A., Academician, ILO' TbRIN, G. A. , and F UZ Ka IT-
10VA# A. V.f Chemical Institute ~.f. ~Bu lerov, Kazan' State University
imeni V. I. Ul'yanov-Leain
"React ion of 2,6-Dibenzylidenecyclohexanons With Trialkyl Phosphites"
Moscow, Doklady Akademiii Nauk SSSR' Vol 200, Zia 4, 19-t1, PP 847-849
Abstracto Trialkyl phosphites react with 296-dibenzylidenacyclohexanone
0
Aurlng:heating in a sealed a41vule.(100 ~'4-10;hours),to give lil adducts of
Phosphor-ane structure. (1&) and- (1b) j
0-1 0 - P (01A)l
ol
P (ORD)
I& (R-CH Ib (R=C2H 5 The structure of the resultant phosphoranes was
confirmed by 1R and DIM spectxa and study of their cbemical properties.
Phosphorane (Ia) is hydrolyzed In benzene with an equimolar quantity of water
to give the dimethyl eater of 2-(6-benzylidenecyclohexanone)-benzylphos-
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to

USSR UD-C" 5!~2-91+661-718-1
ARBUZOV, B. A., ZOROASTROVA- V. M.,.and'T1JD.RIY,,G. A~, Scientific Research
Institute of 11., Butlerov,, KazRn,. Kazan State University
imeni V. I. Ul'Yanoy-Lenin
ftEffect of Dialkyl Phosphorous Acids--on 9-Caloro-10-anthracenealdehyrle,
9-Anthracenealdehyde, and 9-But,,ilmereapt-o--io~krithracene-aldehSdelI
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk S-53R, SerVa.
-Khjbicheskaya, No 1, Jan 70,
pp 90-95
Abstract: Three series of diaL',-jl anthranyl:-a-lpha-hydro)cyoliosphon-ates were
prepared by heatins 9-chloro-10-ant~iracenealdoi-,-yde(I), 9-antaracenealdohyde,
or 9-butylrereapto-10-anthracenealde.4yde with dialkyl phosphorous acids (?0)
20PH (R=Yle, Et, iso-Pr, iso-Bu) in C-H6-in the-presence of~a catalyst
(sodium alcoholate or triethylamine). Yields of the products varied from
p
60-1,0W', in the presence of a sodium alcoholate.. A lb,,,
yield of diethyl
9-chloroanthranyl-alpha-hydroxy-.tr--thylphosphonate was obtai-ned in the presence
of Et3N. It was shoun that I does: not reacL, with 20,FH in the absence of
a catkVst, even under extreme corditions:(at 2-00-300 for 15hr.). All the
products but one were solids with.m.p..in.the 80-177C range. An at-ceapt, to
obtain acids from prepared esters by. hydrolysis with dilutc-J !iCl failed.

U$RR UDc 542 91 547. 11118
ARBUZOV, B. A. ZORQASTROVA V. M., TUDRIY G. A., CUZHOKOVA, A. V.,
Chem A-.ru aro
Institu-1 me Kazan State University Imeni
icall V of
V. I. Ull'yanov-Lenin
"Interaction of 2-6-dibenzylidene-cyclohexanone with trialkylphosphite and
dialkylphosphorous Acids"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk.BSR Serlya Rldmicheskayat No Its 19?2,
pp 2545-2549
Abstracit The interaction of tirmethyl and triethylphosphite with 2#6-
-dibenzylidenecyclohexanone was foundtoilead-to the formation of cyclic
phosphorate, (1a), (1b). The structure of. the phosphoianes iras checked
by the nuclear magnetic resonance and infrared spectril data. The properties
of these spectra are discussed. The interaction of 216-diUkylphosphites
foras dialkyl esters of 2-'6-benzylidenecyclohexanone)benzylphcsphonic acid
and also cyclic esters depending on the temperature. The experimental pro-
cedures and results are given for the interaction of 2,6-benzyliclenecyclo-
hexanone with trialkylphosphites, the saponification of the phosphoranes, the
interactions of,phosphorane (1a) with aceticanhydridel the interaction of
n the presence of
2#6-benzylidenecyclohaxanone with trialkylplibsphites'l
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'IL.'YASOV, A. V., LEVIN,. Ya. A., MOROZOVA, 1. D., VAFINA, A. A., GOZILWI?
0 PO &XiA. Ye. I
1. P. and Z ATS Institute of Organic Cherustry, imeni
-A. Ye. Arbuzov USSR Aca&emy of Sciences, Kazan'
IlDelocalization of the Unpaired Electron in Phosphorus-Containing Anion-
Doklady Alkademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 201, No'l, Nov-Dec 1971, pp 108-111
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Abstract- It is of current interest whether elements of the third period
function as barriers Ln coi
-ijugated systems, or are able to participate in
conju ation.
The diaribution of spin dcnsity in the anion-radical of t r j. ph u ny 11) 1 os ph i. ne
and its oxidu were scudied. The compounds were prepared by electro-,11cillical
reduction. For a more rigoraus picture of dolocalization of the unpaired
electron, nnd partial1v deuterited Ph3P and Ph3PO were synthesized
aid studied. Dimethvifor::ianide and reetonitrile solutions of the anion-
-3
radicals uare s t u---! i c r-1 al: of- ca. 5,
i0 using epr spectro-
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-L'YASOV, A. V., et al., Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 201, No 1, Nov--Dec
1971, pp 108-111
Based on preliminary results, it is concluded that, unlike compounds of
elements of the second period, the electron structure of phosphorus anion-
radicals cannot be described by a simple ff-elec~tron theory; the so-called
d-model must be rejected. The concepts of completely delocalized molecular
orbitals and multi-center bonds must be used, with allowance for all valence
electrons.
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"Improving the Reliability of Information Transmission Systems
With Interrogation by Analysis of Blocked Combinations"
Moscow-, v z3b. Feredacha dis1_-1.*retn. soobshch. po lcantalam 2 rru-q)i-
- -i - -ion '--,ra.nomi,-:;s ion '--,ong
_myushchimisya oshibz a, Wiscrete Informn-t-
Channels With Groaped E'r-rors-collection of 1,,'or1,-s) 1972, ttNauka,"
pp 53-56 (from RM-1-11
mteviatika No 6, 1972., Abqtruct No 6V334)
Trahslation: Results are given of the developme",at of a system with
interroeation in which a combination following blocked combinations
is erased without verificatlon of error detection if errors are de-
tected in at least one blocked combination. It is shov.~n that this
method Dermits reductions a-n the probability of error nondetection
by an oruer of two, in many cases, Athout ease
ntially reducin, -he
f the information transmissio ~Author,'~ abstract.
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"IrpIroving the Reliability of Data 'Transmission in Systems With In' rro-
gation Exchange by Analysis of Suppressed.Combinations"
V sb. Peredacha diskretn. soobshch. Do kmalmn s grtmpdrg~h,,-hiir:1.sya oshi..b-
kami (Trnnsmission of Discrete 1,5essages Over Channels With Groupe..-I Errors--
collection of works), Moscow, "Kauka!', 1972, Pp 53-56 (f.-om R21-Kibernetika,
No 6j Jm 72, Abstract Ho 6V334)
-he paper presents the results of development of a syster, with
Trenslation 7
interrogation exchange in which combination$ following suppressed cchbi-
na+-ions are erased without checking for error detection if errors are de-
tected in at least one suppressed combination. It is sho,~m that 'chis prc-
te,
cedure in many instances reduces the probability of an:imdetet~ I error by
tvo orders of =s.~-tude without appreciable rad",ction ill the
rate of -data transmission. Author's abstrs:&t.:
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