SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ASEYEVA, T.B. - ASHUROV, S.A.

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UNCLASSIFIED- PROCESSING DATE--30OCT7O
2/2 022
ACCESSION NO--AP0112614
.,A-BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE REACTION WAS STUDIED,
MANOMETRICALLY. POLY(PHENYLACETYLENE) (1) INHIBITS OXIDN. OF PH SUB2
CH SUB2. INTRODUCTION PERIOD OF7PH SUBZ CH SUBZ OXION. INCREASED
LINEARLY WITH I CONCN. ON REACTION WITH-FREE RADICALS, ABSORPTION
COEFF. OF I DECREASED AT DIFFERENT WAVELENGTHS DIFFERENTLY. BEST
INHIBITORS ARE THE PARTS OF 1, MACROMOL0 HAVING EXTENDED CONJUGATION*
DURI.NG A REACTION OF I WITH PH.SUBZ CH.'SU82 THE CiONCN. OF PARAMAGNETIC
CENTERS IN I DECREASED. ANALOGOUS EFFECTS WERE OBSERVED WHEN I WAS KEPT
IN-THE PRESENCE OF AZOBISISOBUTYRONITPILE'IN,THE~ABSENCE OF 0.
NOSOVA, MOSCOW,
FACILITY: MOSK. INST. TONKOI KHIM. TEKHNOL.:IM. LOMO,
:USSR.~
IlNrl Ac.-rTFIFD

USSR Tj-DC: 621.391:519-2:
A S.11, Y3 VA T. E". and BYEHOVS.KIY, M. A.
IJIT
40-4se Immunity of,Polarized Spaced Re c e -a t i o, bf
Signals in the Short-If"ave Eange"
Tr. NII radio (Transacticns ol the Scientill ic --'Les~nrcli 'Institutl--
of 'A'adio),1970, iio. 1, p-) 65-76 (from I~h--?Ladir-Aekhn i k-a, i1o. 7
Niarch 71, bs'ract "o.
Translation; A formula i3 obtained, for det,----mininr.. th-~ noise i -7, -
muni' I.M ')o multichannel
, uy of a sys u - , 1--a-rized space rc-cepticin o~
si;mals in a mu"tib~,anm chuwiei with definit- charactcr~--,ics
e 't"t of
(the number of beams, their relative delay, bind th F e
polarization). iquswme

USSR UDC 621.355.2(088.8)
CHERINYSHEV, I. I., KRYUCHKOV, A. V., BETS, D. I.,
MARSHEVA, Z. V.
"A Lead Battery"
USSR Author's Certificate No 300913, Filed 21/08/69,,Published 27/05/71,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mimiya, No 2, 1972,,Abstract No
2 L213 P by the author's),
Translation: In order to increase the specific electrical characteristics
and simplify the technology of.manufacture of a lea&battery, its body.is
made as individual vessels connected by barriers, each of which is made as
iece unit with the walls of the two neighboring vessels.
a one-p

I- U 1:3 Vf'i%,LOtJ a I r I LW 41%17 UA I U--l out, If v
ITI POLAR I ME TER F OR ME ASU.;~ Ef-lu" NT S_ OF NUCLEO'i',, POLAR I IAT I wi 1 4
RtACTION'S -U-
H.i KRIVOPLiSTGV, y SCHIRIMERs G..r SISGV9 I.W.1
"";F i,14FO--USSR
DURCE--NUCL. INSTRUM. METHDDS.* 77: 292-9(1~70)
AT E'PB LI S H E 0------- 70
_B.JECT AREAs--PHY_s-lCs
OPIC TAG 5- -41EUTP ON' POLARIZATION, PROTON POLARIZATIO*N, POLAR 1-1, E T E P, MON T E
CARLO METHOD, ELASTIC SCATTEKING, ANGULAR DISTRIBUI'ION, NUCLEON
~:l NT E R ACT 10 N
ONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
ROXY REFL/FRA.ME-1983/1816 STEP lqO--PlU0000/7 077/000/0292/,0299
I RC ACCESSION N'0--AP0054650
UNK-1 LS S I F I E

UNCLASSIFIED'
/Z 0 13 PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
I Kt ACCESSION NO-AP0054650
BSTRACT/EXTR4CT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE -METHOD OF THE ANNULAR
:-POLAKIMETEP FOR MEASURING THE NUCLE-011 POLARIZATION. IN NUCLEA.Z REACTIONS
IS DESrRI&ED IN D--T`IL AND ITS ADVANTAGES AGAINST THE USUAL LEFT RIGHT
ASY--*AiMETRY ALETHOD A R El S H, Od MTHE CA-LCULATIOINS OF THE GEO"'ETRICAL FACTOR'
AND THE AVERAGED AN A, L Y Z I N -,~ P01WER,1WERE CARRIED OUT~ USING THE jkl,01,11TE CAPLU
AETHOD. FOR AN EXAMPLE THE POLARIZATION OF PROTONS FP.014 THE REACTION
~PRIME12 C(PRJl4E3 HE, P SUBO).PRIsME14 N(G.S.) AT E(PRIME3 HE) EQUALS.2.87
:MEV WAS MEASUPED AS A FUNCTION OF THE SCATTERING ANGLE USIING THE ELASTIC
-!SCATTERING PRP-IE.12 C(P,P) ilklME12C. I'S AN ANALYZER. FACILITY:
'-JOINT PNSTt FOR NUCLEAR RESEARCHt OU131NIAt USSR.
u I -E i 1~ 0

Z,-
iz4-
7z: . I
USE OF AC-MMATED CO.'rTROL SYSMMS LFAT175 TO VI'MMER PrCOUCT IVITY
(Articla by R. L. Ashastint Baku, Vyshk~, Pussian, 21 Karch 1971, 71
The scientific and to 'linical 1-rjlutta,% places dq-
ruind. ~n the rAnajerent t.-f p2arIL-1. a-_=iaticas, atv! antii4
sortnts t1f ITA,15t.Z7. :M~t z=-=.a tl,,
use of electronic computing equipr~nt have b."c-n and art
bel~q wrodu~od at Is-indre4e cf Pntcrprl!;i!~ throuchout
cc-Intr-1. With the aid of A5TJ*'!. fautco6ited -=trol syst.-)
the collectives of ;Lantz, factories, ard firms.are uncover-
Inq roscrvda for fu:thnx incr~au~t,q labor prcductivity, are
impreving product quAlity and work 5tarclards, anti 4ro con-
goryinq ra. anl other materials.
VurLti7 t.)-.e current five-yoar perind it Is plarint...'s t~ put
into operati~y, L.P.") aut~-.ated control tyvt*:~A at the nation's
enktvpri"s. ~t~-~,n 550 a- them are bciinq Vvr?.ed out by npe-
cidllit3 of 5,~7u-int".-rcn. A~~ciation or tho UI;SP MinirltZY.
:!~ktr
-L Arinaxtik Mic diroctor of SzyuzsLztotV=.n Jcx-,
cirret;ondent S. Gri,ih,~henko
about thq rzin dix~rtiona of thin wizk " the problems of
and prosrects %~ further iniroyeceat of the mautaq=~nt of
enttrrris~j end 1~rtjrl~
The All Uraan lnluntriAl. Arnaclatian for the
yadis a" snid
Fe`;~_4r~h and pI&nnX11q Institutes. They specialize in the
devalopme-nt of automated sy5tarx for the m4naqmment of vectors, untnrprises,
and projects in the nonindustrial aphera, such as large warehouses.
Experience has shown that it is economically unprotitable to create
ASUn through the efforts of satall subdivisions. Only large speciAlized orga-
nit r ions are carable of such a crucial task.

Soyurnintemprom nr4iriilintr; have now undertakon te, uoik u-it tho ji,~t r ..... r~; t
of ASU-pribor, whore, tanx. ;!~ -,o oxj and greatly U, of th,
atoqr~-nt, already in operaticn.
Wnil,? the ry;1tvM'S 1';,In t-'k. III the IMLL.11 StaqQ 64~ tV 1'1-'.O~
miniatrylu apparatus with cutront Inrormation on the pr~ductlctn and eco,=ie
4,ti~ity .1 enterprisom, Iat~r, with liva aid vl 'int, loroc-tint) of
the operoLion of plants wai; -tark~,d and U%,, 1-nilpilty C, ~~Flnq Let-
ter with all typen of irre-jjllnrit.~% 4nA ~~,Cztivc --~Icl
over 01 all D'aringethn year in w-,4c)) tll~ ham
boon in por tion in t he 0 there hl- he -1 no Pl--~ t~',Akt failed to
moet plan-i for the production and saln rtf Or wit anq~ortamt pr~lu~ts the
national
goal of optimizinq and forv-5tii,q tl- mut, is
boi..q ::ut in tl,o dt-v~jt,l~nn n, the re:,=- sr,~..Pnt cr tb~ sWz1Yi,,1 hS'-, eor
thl~ ttix ASiJI rtubnyrj%~mi Ark. heing wc:Ic,! out xn~ th. 11.1 .1r.-ly
in operation will he ic,~,ravwl and de-lci;-2.
I-d =ro4rxr, t=r o~-01,txl ~===C
trutnagam.nL requires accelez,Atien of thr, of ay~ltms amid a ~~nztnt
roductio~n f3f their mat. snt~ialists ate z-41.ded 1,f thl'. it)
their Ocarch for the mat uffective and xatLonil retho,39 a! d-2volerIng ASU*5.
ine nu=h direction It; tAus uni,fiCilLion of MN tlem~nts. stan-
dard planning concepts -- 011 sets of working docu==rrts tl,.At can be %-sed in
th. introduction of an ASU fvr an entire croup of related ttnteryri~*%t -- r.
now bulnq developud in the planning of au--*eiated syntomm.
Tho improvement of.aoftwaze is another poijoibility for intarivifyiny
work on tho do~,&IoIment or the s-j~t,m- This link In the of -I'Li's
still ranains tho t=at coatty and labor-intensivet th~ rrc1;rxnmin:: of pr-~b-,=
for electronic computinj ajApment requirc-s corisiderabim i.-;uts ce t1re and
funds. They can be reduced by automating the progra-itiq itgo4t , over the
last several year pmqr&=J.nq ay3tem have boon worXed cut for bov,tral com,
Putars, Including the HInx%-J2, which in widely Used by onterprimos.
The~fixst library of Otandard progrartur has been vstatllist4-4. Elements
e)f this collection can be used without change in dewelop-ent vctk art %-arious
ASU'a. This reducan the labor-7iritansivnness of programirq by 2t)-25 percent.
11,700
C501 2820-U

USSR uDc 619:616.963i.42-o78:636-22/1.28
14IFMYEV., F. G. and I. F., Bashkir Scientific and Practical
Veterinary Laboratorf, ASHATFJN, A. F. , YUP.EyCHW,, VP and GUS'KOIT.,. V. V.
Primorskiy Kxay
Allergic Diagnosis of Brucellosisto
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 11, 1972, pp 59-61
Abstract: The use of brucellin resulted in the detection of disesed cattle
that did not react serologically to brucellosis. In herds where the course of
the disease was acute, 7.8 to 24% more animals reacted positively to the prepa-
-fixation -tests. Antibbadies were
ration than in tile agglutination and complement
found in almost half of the positive within 15 to 30, days. Brucellin .--s in-
je6ted subcutaneously into the..lower lid of oneof the aninal's eyes. A
positive reaction in a sick animil was manifested within 48 hours by pronounced
edema at the injection site, readily evaluated by inspection or palpation.

1-12 039 ONCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATr---09O'-T70
TITLE-THE WAYS OF PROPHYLAXIS AGAINSTINFECTION OF THE OPERATIVE WOUNDS
AUTHOR-(02)-SHAFER, I.I., ASHATKIN, V-,A.
COUNTRY UF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-VESTNIK KHIRURGII IMENI 1. 1. GREKOVA, 1970, VOL 104, NR 5, PP
9-12
'J)ATE PUBLISHED---70
AREAS-BIOLOGICAL ANO M ED I CAL SCIENCES
JOPICITAGS-PROPHYLAXIS, WOUNDY SURGERY,. UV IRRADIATION, SANIfATJON,
'ANTIBIDTIC, ENOMYCIN, GLUE/(U)13F&. GLUE-
VM' ~Kll -NO RESTRICTICNc
..CC KGL P-AR Uri
~.DbcUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'PROXY REEL/FRAML--19901102't STEP NO--UR/0589/701104ID05/0009/0012
CIRC ACCESSIUN 140--AP010')175

UNCL PkOCESSING DATE--090CT70
212 039 ASS IF I ED
'CiRC ACCESSIUN NO-AP0109175
.,A6STRACT/EXTRACT-IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A NUMBER OF MEASURES TO THE END OF
COMBATING AGAINST INFECTION OF THE-OPERATIVE WOUNDS AVAILABLE 114 ANY
.-SURGICAL DEPARTMENT ARE SUGGESTED, THEY ARE AS FOLLJWS: REGULAR
~..~:,~'_SANATION OF THE NASAL CAVITY IN MEDICAL PERSONNEL, CONSTANT ULTRAVIOLET
OF ALL THE DIVISIONS OF THE OPERATION BLOCK, ARRANGEMENT OF
SPACE BETWEEN THE LATTER AND!A CURRIDOR LEADING TO THE
SURGICAL DEPARTMENT, THE USE OF ANTIBACTERIAL SURGICAL GAUZE MASKS
PROTECTION OF SKIN IN THE OPERATIVE FIELD BY A NEOPLAST FILM
APREPARATION CONSISTING OF BF-6 GLUE AND:NEOMYCIN). THE USE OF SUCH
:,".:-MEASURES REDUCED NEARLY.6 TIMES THE INCIDENCE WSUPPURATION OF THE
WUUNDS. FACILITY: -.KLINIKI OBSHCHEV KHIRURGII AND
~.:.~--,,.-.KAFEDRY:MIKROBIOLOGII- KRASNOYARSKOGO MEDITSINSXOGO.INSTITUTA.
f

USSR UDC 02
AFANASOV, S. G., ASHBEL1, I. YA.
"Distinctive Feature of Impedance Characteristics of Spherical Diode with External
Cathode"
Elcktron. tekhnika. Nauchno-tekhn. sb. Elekt lectronic Technology.
ron. SVCh (E
Scientific-Technical Collection. Acrowave Electronics), 1970, No 2. pp 62-74
9
(from RZh--Elektronika i veye primeneniye, No 7. July 1970, Abstract No 7A120)
Translation: A computation is performed for the impedance characteristics of a
spherical diode (SD) with an external cathode (i.e., cor=utation of the active and
reactive components of the impedance of a diode) with the assumption of smallness
of the high-frequency disturbing effect with ro3pect to 'the d-c voltagre of the SO.
A comparison of the computed impedance characteristics of a SO -with the correspond-
ing characteristics of a plans diode shows that with a S.,D with an exterior cathode,
the negative active component of the impedance is considerably larger with respect
~ro aDsolute magnitude. The po.55ibility is considered o~ the-practical use of SD
as a reactive element for control of frequency oscillatory systems.. 4 ref. 5ummary.

Public Health, 11ygiene and Sanitation
USSR UDC 615.835.5:628.8-)
ASHBELI S. 1.J, ORESHKOVICH, 1. V., and SOKOLOVA., V. G., Gorlkiy
lin-s Ttute 7oM-75--r Hygiene and Occupational Diseases
fiventilation of Aerosol Inhalation Rooms"
Moscow, Voprosy Kurortologii Fizioterapii i,:Lechcbnoy Fizicheskoy
Kulltury, Vol 36, No 1, 1971, pp t2-76
Abstract: The method of treating various diseases by letting
patients inhale the aerosols of alkalis, antibiotics, sulf-
anylamides, bronchodilators, antihistamine, vitamins, cortico-
steroids, proteolytic CnZYMC5, and other drugs is becoming
increasingly more popular. Twenty inhalation roons in the city
of Gorlkiy wrere studied and found far from adequate. Each
inhalation room acconnodatesithrec to six persons, each breathiiig
a different aerosol. Because of poor ventilation, significant
residual amounts of various druas remain inthe air, yielding
an "aerosol bouquet" and causing chronic diseases among the
personnel. In contrast, the authors describ.e the inhalation
room designed by them. It contains several individual chambers
W

USSR
ASHBEL', S. I., ORESHKOVICII, I.~V., and SOKOLOVA, V. G.,
Voprosy Kurortologii Fizi,oterapii i Lechebnoy Fizicheskoy
Kulltury, Vol 36, No 1, 1971, pp,72-76
which are closed during treatment, and a ventilation system
which is properly installed and has enough power to purify the
air. This inhalation room has been used for 2 years with highly
satisfactory results.
2/2

-7-1/Z 028 UNCLASS I F I E. D`:'~ PROCESSING.f)ATE--27',IOV70
JzITLE-PATHOLOGICAL CHANGES OF THE:CARDfO VASCULAR SYSTEM CAUSED BY
-ANTISIOT.ICS _U_
UTHOR-102)-ASHBEL, S.I., BOGOStOVSKAYA I's'A.
COUNTRY OF, INFO--USSR
~_SOURCE-_ITERAPEVTICHESKIY ARKHIVP 1970t VOL 42t NR4PP 55-59
bAtE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~SUBJECT AREAS-7BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
_TOPIC TAGS--DRUG INDUSTRY, ANTIBIOTIC, CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM, SELECTIVE
-DRUGEFFECT, ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY, lNuU."'TR I AL ME ICINE, PENICILLINt
_--':~STREPTOMYC IN
C G?4T R 0 LMARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--()NCLASSIFIED
~PROXY RE-EL/FRAME--300 5/ 1452 STEP 11110--UR /0504/ 70 /042/005/005 5 /0059
CIRC ACCCESSION NO--APr)133390
j J1: tz~,

,2/2- ~028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0133390
,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--((J) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE AUTHORS EXA-MINED 215 PATIENTS
.'(PEJ o A m s
RSO~15 ENGAGED IN PENICILLIN AND STREPTOMYCIN PRODUCTI N N D UR ES)
SUFFERING FROM OCCUPATIONAL DfSEASES CAUSED BY THE MENTIONECD ANTIBIOTICS
AND FOUND PATHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE MYOCARDIUM AND VESSELS IN A GREAT
NUMBER, OF CASES. THE PAT[Gt',ITS C0,MPLAINED OF PATHOLOGICAL SENISATIONIS IiN
%.--.,.THE. HEARTi AND ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC STUDIES REVEAUED VARIOUS CHANGES IN
JHE, MAJORITY OF PATIENTS (63.7PERCENT) ALMOST HALF OF THE PATIENTS
DEMONSTRATED aALLISTOCAR010GRAPHIC CHANGES OF: THE :j 1 .1 1 1 AND IV OEGREE
.--ACCORDING TO BROWN'S CLASSIFICATION. ARTERIAL DYSITONIA, IN MOST OF THE
LASES RUNNING A HYPERTENSIVE EALED IN 25PERCENT.
TYPE CCURSE, WAS:REVE
-'THERE- WERE., OFTEN OaSEiZVFD DISORDERS Or-, PGRMEABILITY AND A LESSENING OF
".''THEICAPILLARY ELASTICITY. THE,ABOVE MENTIONEO.PATHOLOGICAL CHANGES OF
%.~~THE ~CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM DEVELOPED IN COM.BINATION WITH OTHER
~PATHOLOGICAL CHANGES OCCURRING IN DIFFERENT ORGANS IN PRACTICALLY
:_'_'HEALTHY~ PERSONS FACILITY! KLINICHESKIY OTOEL-GORIKOVSKk)GO N-I
,.:,-.lNSTITUTA GIGIYENY TRUDA I PROFZABOLEVANITIMINISTERSTVA
10RAVOOKHRANENIYA RSFIR,
AS 1)

USSR
ASHC.TEVLOVA Ye. N., All-Union Research Institute of Physical Culture
"Determination of the.Acid-Ba-se Equilibrium of the Blood as an Index of General
Endurance After Exposure to Hypoxia"
Moscow, Teoriya, i Praktika Fizicheskoy Kulltury, No 11, 1972, PP 49-51
Abstract: The acid-base equilibrium was investigated in a group of veteran
mountain climbers after treadmill tests before and after prolon~--,ed exposure to
low barometric pressure (spending 30 days at 4, 000 ta 06, 000 m above sea level)
Before the men went into the mountains, their, performance in the endurance
tests was inarked by a significant lowering of the blood pff by O.W unit,
a 2-5-fold increase in the content of nonoxidized meta1bolic products, and a
10% decrease in the standard bicarbonates below the original values, evidence
of the developmen~t of decompensated metabolic acidosis after physical stress.
Tollowing the stay in the mountains, endurance increased substantially. The
blood -pH was virtually unchanged and the oxygen demand.increased only 2.7%
while the oxygen debt decreased 1V.4. Thus, the well-known phenomenon of improved
physical performance after exposure to lov barometric pressure is related to
change in tissue metabolism.
Vi
50

'USSR uDc: 621-396.69:621-319.4
'AS [u.-N., KRYACHKO, V. V., LOBOV, I. Ye., SYNOROV, V. F., KOSOY, A. Ya.
"A Thin-Film Capacitor"
Moscow, Otkry-tiya, Izobreteniya, Promys ilenn e Obraztsy, Tovarny_ve Znaki,
No 7, Mar 72, Author's Certificate No 329582, Division G, filed 17 Oct 69,
published 9 Feb 72, p 205
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a thin-film capacitor
in the form of metal plates (e. g. comb plates) applied to a dielectric
substrate and covered with a layer of dielectric material. As a distin
guishing feature of the patent, the capacitance is increased without in-
creasing the area of the plates by applying, a layer of.metal to the dielec-
tric.

USSR UDC::621.395,657.4
ASEYEIL Y11 --P-, BELOUSOV, 1. V.
"Electric Pulse Counter"
USSR Author's Certificate Number 310408, filed 29/03/683 published 27/08/71 (trans-
lated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Avtomatika, Telemckhanika i Yychislitel I naya
Tekhnika, No 3 1972, Abstract No 3 A369 P)
Trans: The authors suggest an electric pulse.counter, based on electromagnetic
relays witli strobing of the input signal of each cell by the relay contact, in
which the output of each cell is connected through tubes to the input of the
preceding and succeeding relays, while-the switching contacts of even and odd
relaYS3 which. strobe the input signals, are connected into two independent
'electrical Cir"'tS3 connected at one end to the power supply,through a switching
contact. In o
rder to simplify the device, thebther ends:of these circuits of
-the.series-connected contacts of odd and even relays are connected to the outputs
of the first and second counter cells respectively. I figure.

Ma 11 95M
=
USSR UDC: 51
ASHEROV,_A- T., ZABRODSKIY, V. A.
"Monitoring the Production Process in an Automated Control Systeml?
Pribory i sidtemy avtomatik-4. Resp. mezhved. temat. nauch.-tekhn. sb.
(Devices and Systems of Automation. Republic Interdepartmental Thematic
Scientific and Technical Collection), 1973, -,-yp. 26, pp 42'-52 (from
RZh-Kibernetika, No 7, Jul 73, abstract No 7V554 by the authors)
Translation: The paper formulates the problem of simultaneous o-atimi-
zation of processes of production monitoring and selection Qf controls
from the results of prediction for quota fulfillment under automated
enterprise management conditions. Monitoring.of production output is
treated as a controllod semi-Markov Process. The stru(!ture of the tran-
sition interval is considered as well as the structure~of income and
management; a solution is found for the problem of selecting optimum
strategies of inspection and prediction by the method,of dynamic pro-
gramming. Possible applications are discussed.
40

USSR UDC: 51
'ROV. A .T.
S and ZABRODSKIY, V. A.
A
"Control of the Production Process in an Automated Control System"
Pribor~y i sisteqv q7~omatiki. Resp, mezhved. tei ial.. nauch.-t-ekhn.
(IuitonLati nd instruments, Republic Tnterder,,artmental
on Systems a
Thematic Scientific-Technical Collection) No 26, 1973, pp 42-52
(from RM-41-atematika, No 7, 1973, Abstract Ro W554)
Translation: The Droblem of the combined optimization of production
control processes and the choice of control from the results of a
prognosis for fulfilling a specified-plan is fox-mulated for condi-
tions for automating a system of controlling an enterprise. Cone
trol of the start of production is considered to be a controllable
Markov process. The structure of the transition interval, of the
income, and of the control, is considered; a solution is given to
the:problem of the optimal control strategy and prognosis by t-he
method of dynamic programming. Possibie applications anD diScuSOMI.
Authors' abstract
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USSR
ASHEROV, A. T.
"Selection of StratecTies for the Supervisory Program ~in a Computer Complex
in an Automated Enterprise Control System"
Mat. Metody Resheniya Ekon. Zadach [Mathematical Methods of Solution of
Economics Problems -- Collection of Works], No 3, Moscow, Nauka Press,
1972, pp 213-222 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurn~l Kibernetika, No 6,
1973, Abstract No 6V683, by V. Ostrovskiy).
Translation: This work is dedicated to the construction aiid analysis of a
model of the actual functioning of a technical- economi c control system . The
process of actual functioning of the system is looked upon as a sequence of
regulated (regular) and unregulated (irregular) operations. The unregulated
operations, as a rule, are related to solution of economic problems, realiza-
tion of interrogallion-response connections for restoration of the working
ability of computer devices. This article presents L mathematical model of
the process of reordering of schedules. of regulated operations, postulates
an approach 5tTUCtUrC, de5cribcs a mcchani.5m for selection of 511pervisory
program strategies, and also studies problems of the construction of an
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Simul L
ati 6ns
USSR uDc: 62-501.7a
KOSHARSM, B. D., Candidate of Technical Sciences, S-KOROBOGATOV, M. S.,
ASHEROV, A. T.-,-Candidate of Technical Sciences
"Modeling a Control Problem in Systems of Organizational Type"
Kiev, Mekhanizatsiya i Avtomatizatsiya Upravleniya, No 1, Jan/Feb 73, PP
18-26
Abstract; The paper gives a formalized description of organizational sys-
tem and subsystems as sets of elements ordered in a certain way using two
general approaches: a) the system is defined as a set of objects which
has predefined Properties with fixed relations among them; b) the system
is defined as a set of objects on which a predefined,relation is realized
among fixed properties. These approaches can be used to isolate two kinds
of functional subsystems on any hierarchical level of an organizational
system for control of an industrial enterprise -- factoral and procedural.
Categories of control problems are considered, and it, is shown -that the
functional structure of such a problem can be def Lned in terms of the con-
trolling link in a closed feedback loop. A model is described which was
wed in developirig, the atitamated control. systems of the lelf,~i;t "Jiberian

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KOSHARSKIY, B. D. et al., Mekhanizatsiya i Avtcmatizatsiya Upravleni-ya,
No 1, Jan/Feb 73, pp 18-26
Metallurgical Plant and the Izyumsk Instrument 14aking Plant. Practice has
shown that the model is sufficiently general for control problems at all
hierarchical levels and meets the requirements of engineering practice.
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MO, N. D. , nLYUSH-
KOSHARSKIY, B. D., ASHEROV, A. T., TIMOSHENKO, A. N., ~TIMCHEIN
KINA, L. P.
"Problem of Selecting the First Stage of an Automated Enterprise Control System"
V sb. Sistemotekhnika (Systems Engineering--collection of works), Kiev, 1971,
pp 113-125 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 12, Dec 72, Abstract No 12V400)
Translation: The problem of selecting the first staged of automation when in-
troducing an automated enterprise.control system is formulated. Possible
optimalness and restriction criteria, possible statements of the problem and
the statement used in the present paper, the method ofsolution and the results
of experimental research for the Western Siberian Metallurgical Plant are
presented.

USSR UDC 577.4
KOSHARSKIY, B. D.,a "ER~V T.
"Some Problems of Simulating the Dynamic. S truc tures of Regular Automated Tech-
nical-Economic Systems by the Methods. of Automaton Theory"
_~ibridn. i upravlyavuslich, mashiny (Automata, Hybrid and Con-
V sb. Avtomaty,
~trol Hachines - coliection of works) iloscow, Nlauk*a ~,Press, 1972, pp 113-120
(from RZh-Kibernetika) No 7, Jul 72, Abstract No 7V336)
No abstract
110111 aw~,, MI 111.64~M_l U

USSR UDC.- 51
ASHEROV. A. T.
"Information Ranks of Jobs in an Automated System of Enterprise 14anagement"
1,-1-khaniz. i av-tomatiz. upr. Nauch.-proizv. sb. (Mechanization and Automation
of Control. Scientific-Production Collection), 1971, Nd 6, pp 18-20 (from
RM-Kibernetika, No.6, Jim 72, Abstract No 6v47o)
Translation: The formal idea of the level and information rank of jobs is
introduced. An algorithm is presented for determiningrthe information rank
of jobs, together with the results of its practical -use. Author's abstract.

USSR UDC- 51
KOSHARSKIY, B. D., A~HE]IqV~, A. T SKOROBOGATOV, M. S.
"Prediction of Conflict Problems of Operational Control in Automated
Technical-Economic Systems"
V sb. Operativn. uDr. proiz-vom (Operational Control of Production--
collection of works), Moscow, "Nauka", 1971, pp 51-59 (from RZh-Kiber-
netika No 4, Apr 72, Abstract No 4V5o4)
Translation. Extraformalistic control problems be-longing to the category
of confli problems are considered. The causes giving rise to conflict
problems are analyzed, as well as questions:of determining the random
number of conflict problems over a certain period, determining the sta-
bility of the established order of operation of the computing center of
an automated control system for management, optimwa planning, and account-
for conflict problems Authors' abstract.

A
erv ce., Ref, Code
Acc. Nr 0- Ab~trEt'
h,0003967 CHEMICAL ABST. -711
68942a. Effect of errors during the determination of carbon on
r I
the accuracy of calculatLons of- mechanically incomplete. mazut
combustion. Kovba Geller. Z. II ;-Ashiliming,
Pi,;hch. Kholod. Prdff. - 'Ud6sa-
'11, (Odess. Tekh..7 st I I
-USSR1. Teplovzergehka 1970, 1 e (1)" 76-8 t Russ). I ne, errors
assocd. with the title method '(Vnukov, Goikhmin, Madoyan,
and Migalin, 1966) are evaluated. . The method CoUsists of ttap-
ping the foots and detn. of their C content by combustion to
CO, at 700". The,COz is absorbed,by an excess of a soln. of
Ba(OH)2, which is then back1itrated by HCI. Adetailedahal.of
errors was carried out. M. Shelef
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ArA0044157 Code;* UR 0244
VU
PRIMARY SOURCE; Vopro;y Pit4tya, 1970, Vol 29, Nr
PP ~z 3-
CHARACTERIZATION OF'13fCAMICAL SHIFTS IN EXPERIMENTAL
B6-!iyP0VlTAMIN0S1S
Karkalitskiy I. M.;*Karkalitskava, G.
kh~ N.
Kovrizhnv Tuzova. G. P Flotniko:~-i', G. F.-. Berdn:Lkov,
M. P.
Tubazid in an amount of 100 mg was administered daily intramuscularl for
7 weeks to nuria cospus to produce pyridoxine deficiency. The earlicst sign of B6- ypo-
viiamino'sis was diminished pa-ssage . of 4-pyridoxine acid with the urine, whose week-
wise fluctuations were of an undulating nature;Jhe blood serum of animals with py-
ridoxine deficiency showed a fall of c-,-- and 0-globulins, a rise of albunlin5. declined
activity of the asp a rta te-am i notransf erase, unchanged activity 1 of the alanine-aminotraiis-
ferase' and an increase of P-lipoproteids in: the blood serum and tissues. The animals
also developed fatty degeneration of the liver, kidneys and :fatty infiltration of aortic
walls.- Furthermore, they exhibited symptoms of B~-hyp6vitaminosis, such as poor appqtite:,
loss of weight, skin lesions on the tip of, the nose. focal affection of. the skin aroundAhe
eyes, bilateral paresis of hind legs, epileptifo'rm seizures and symmetric lamellar desquitw
mation of the skin in hind paws and diminished -passage oi riboflavin with the urifte.
All of the listed deviations are corrected following administration. of vitamin B6 to
the animals.
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USSR UDG 546.263118.07
RYSK.ULOV, T., BEYSHEIMYEV, ZH., KOZHAXHISTOVA, R., DZEUILI)PBAYEV, X., and
ASHII-3-AYEVA, B., Institute of Organic Chemistry$ Academy of Sciences Kirgiz.
"Organophosphorus Derivatives of Piperazines"
Frunzep Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Kirgizskoy SSRP No 4, Jul-Aug 73, pp 47-49
Abstracti Reaction of monosubstituted aayl- and benzy1piperazines with phos-
phonic acid dichlorides and phenylamidODhosDhorlr~ acid chloride in presence
of dry triethylamine yields novel amidophosphonates:ard amidophosphates. All
of the amidophosphonates are crystalline,products; the di(l-arWIpiperazinyl-
4)phenylamidaphosphate is an oily product which can'be isolated by conversion
to a picrate. Another possible synthetic method for amidophosphates is based
on the reaction of monoamylpiperazine with dialkyl(aryl)Thosphoric acid.
chlorides in benzene and in presence of dry triethylamine,
A
48-
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Rubber and'Elastomers
USSR uDc 661.185-1
6�Hl=. kj~ j., MURSALOVA, M. A., SADYKH-7-A S. I.,~ and AEIMDOV, G. G.,
_S~~it Branch INEhT, Acad. Sc., Az6rbSSR
-"Study of the Utilization of Biodegradable Alkylarylsulfonate INKhP-9 as an
Emulsifier During Production of Butadiene-nitrile Rubber"
Baku, Azerbaydzhanskiy Khimicheskiy Zhurnal, 110 1 (73), 1971, pp 64-66
Abstract: The copolymerization of butadiene and acryionitrile was studied as
a function of the amount of a new biodegradable.emulsifier IhThP-9 used and
of the reaction time. INKhP-q is the sodium salt of a mixture of 75q%. of
mono-, 15-lWp of the di- and 4-10% of the trialk-IlarancGulfonic acids obtained
by alkylation of benzene with normal- Lx-oleffines containing 6-14 carbon atoms
in presence or H2504. Increasing~the amount~of IlflW-9 from 2.2 parts
of AlC13
.,by weight-hr to 3.8 and 4.2'results in 82, 77, and 65% ccPalymerization in 8 hrs
respectively. However, the latex obtained with the lo'Westlevel of INKhP-q is
not stable. The higher concentrations of INKhP-q give a sufficiently rapid
process and a stainle-latex product which compares favorably with the corner-
cially produced rubber siur-26.

USSR ~UDC: 621.382-33
ASHIMOV,,_hL M_
"Effect of the Distributed Base Resistance on the Input Charac-
teristics of a Transistor With Ribbon.Construction't
Moscow, Radiotekhnika, No 2, 1972, PP 84-89
Abstract: The ribbon construction of the transistor under consi-
deration is defined as a geometry in which the emitter and base
contacts are in the form oftwo parallel bands. An explanatory
diagram of this type of construction is also given. The effect
of the base resistance volume.distribution for~such a transistor
is investigated under the following.a5sumptions: that there is no
emitter injection,into the passive region of the base nor is there
any resistance in the passive,region; that thejridth of the base
is uniform throughout its'length; that there is no variation in
the resistance of the base region nor is there a longitudinal
electric field in the base;,that the transistorck factor is in-
dependent of the emi-it-Iter current. New expressions are obtained
for the input characteristic of the transiotorwith short-
eircuited and switched-in collector, and fo-r th ,e base resistance
as a function of the current. The author finds that tho
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USSR UDC: 621-382-33
ASHD,'LGV, N. M., Radiotekhnik-a, No 2, 1972, PP 84-89
distributed base resistance can practically be.regarded as a
quasi-junction, introduced into the equivalent~circuit of the
transistor, whose saturation current is a function of the geo-
metry and resistivity of the base,and.is much greater than the
saturation current of the emitter junction.
212

USSR UDC,621.039
AS GUREVICH, L. G., and ZINOV'YEV, N. F.
"Application of a Polynomial Approximation of Past Neutron Spectra for
Analysis of the Results of the Activation of Threshold Detectors"
V sb. Radiats. dozimetriya i spektrometriya ioniziru.Y'Ushch. izluch. (Radia-
imetry and Spectrometry of Ionizing Radiation~-- Collection of
tion Dos
Works), Tashkent, "Fan," 1970, pp 230-234 (from RZh-F1zika,.N`o 4, Apr 71,
Abstract No 4V578)
Translation: The fast neutron spectrum in a vertical channel of the VVR-S
reactor was investi ated with thel2id of a set of six threshold indicators
of In x1g24 7 (n, p and n, a reactions). The poly-
115, Ni58, Zn6 - , and A
nomial approximation of the spectrum was used: (D(E) = ale-3 + a 2e-2 +
a6e2. The dependence of the reaction cross sections on E was also approxi-
mated by polynomials. This representation of the spectrum was unsuccessful,
since negative values of P(E) were d1btained in the region E = 1.5-3 Mev.
There vere,considered 22 combinations of the polynomial representation of
the spectrum,, the function o~fj(E) describing the fission spectrum, and the
exponential ftinction c(E) - exp(E - vl2ff). Considerable discrepancies were
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al, Radiats. dozimetriya i spektrometriya ioniziruyushch.
Azluch. (Radiation Dosimetry and Spectrometry of Ionizing Radiation -- Col-
lection of Works), Tashkent, "Fan," 1970, pp 230-234 (from RZh-Fizika., No 4,
-Apr 71, Abstract No 4V578)
obtained in the spectra found from the spectra calculated for the vertical
channels of the reactor. The best approximation to the calculated spectrum
using the spectrum found was obtained by the use of.a.simple approximation
O(E) =, OLIM + a2~0 (E); this is explainedby the.similarity of the form of
the spectrum in water-water reactors to the fission:spectrum.
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Analysis
Functional
USSR TUDC 518,517-948
ASROROV# YA., and ASHIM",11 Turkmen State University Imeni A. M, Gor'kiy
"Convergence of Certain Iterative Processes for the Solution of Systems of
Operator.Equations"
Ashkhabad, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Turkmenskoy SSR,.Seriya nziko-Tekhnicheskikh,
YhIldches.kikh i GeologicheskUrh Vauk.110 3, 1971, P9 14-20
Abstracti In the present article, various sufficient conditions for the
existence of a solution to systems of.operator equations of the following
type are foundt
X = F Xly
F y = G xv
I Y~'and G(x,y) axe defined over SXS where S and S
The operators F~x,y are closed
spheres from a Banach space. It is established that the solution to the given
system of equations is the limit of certain successive approxiziations, and the
speed with which these approycim-ations converge to the solution is deternined.
When conditions are such tkat the system car- be broken down into two inderendent
operator equations, then from one.of the theorems proven In the article one
obtain as a particular case.the principle of contractive mappings (for
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ASROROV, YA., and ASHIROV, 0., IzvestiyaAkademii NaWk Turkmenskoy SSRp
Seriya. Fiziko-Tekhnickeskikh, Xhimicheskikh I Geologicheskikh Nauk, 110 3,
1971,.pp14-20
the fimt equation) and the principle of majorants (for the second equation).
In practical work, a system of,opexator equations of the following form is
often encounteredi
x F(Xty)
P(Xoy = 0.
be written In the form of the system
It is easy--to verify that thiss tem
indicated above and the results obtained above will.apply to it.
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T.I.TLE--EFFECT OF THE F2 LAYEP ON IJNrJSPHERIC SCATTERING LINES (0 IS LESS
TKAN.-41 OUO KM) IN THE SHORT WAVE FR EQUENCY RANGE -U_
:AUTfX-R-_ASf-KALIYrV. YA.F.
~.COUNTkY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IONOSPHERIC SECTION, ACADEMY. OF SCIFNCES KAZAKH SSR; ML)SCOWt
-351
GECiMAT!-!ETIZ?i I AERONOMIYA, VOL X, 40 2t' 1970v PP 350
~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
:SUBJECT AREAS--ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
,.TOPIC TAGS--F LAYER, IONOSPHERIC SCATTER, ELECTRON DENSI7Yv CRITICAL
0 LAYER, E LAYER
~'CCNTRCL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~PRGXY REEL/FRAME--1990/1674 STEP NO--UR/0203/701310/002/0350/0351
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0109662
Nr,
-LASSIFIED
U

2/3 028. UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
;''C I RC ACCESSION NO-AP01096&Z
._-7A3,STRACl/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ULTRASHORT WAVELENGTHS ARE NOW
.USED-ON IONOSPHERIC SCATTERING LINES; -IN THIS:RANGE F SUB2 GREATER THAN
IA "Fr WHERE F SUBW IS THE WORKING FREQUENCY. ~. ALPHA IS THE
L P HA SU130
A. 'THE F2 LAYER# ~F SUBO,F R p Q
NGLE.~OF- INCIDENCE ON IS TH~~ C ITIcAL F E UENCY
THE'R :LAYER.~, THE OBSERVED WIEAK-BUT.,CONSTANTLY EXISTING SIGNAL
...LEVELS,~ARE.JNTERPRETED AS SCATTER'ING' ONARREGULARLTIES OF ELECTRON
JN THE 0 E REGIONS OF THE, L IONOSPHERE -(H EQOALS:75-90 KM). WITH
'TRANSITION TO LOWER FREQUENCIES (SHORT: WAVESUABSORPTHION IN THE D LAYER
CEASES 101BIE NEGLIGIBLE. THEREIS BASIS FOR EXPECTING:THAT
THET2 REGION WILL EXERT A
IRREGULARIT4ES OF ELECTRON DENSITY IN,
-DEC'ISIVE-EF.FECT ON SIGNAL STRENGTH AT THE.RECEPTION POINT. IF.SHORT
WAVES:ARE
-USED ON IONOSPHERIC SCATTERING LINESP DURING CERTAIN TIMES MUF
FZ _(MAXI-MUM~ FREQUENCY'' F2 LAY'ERJ CAN BE-COMMENSURABLE-WITH THE WORKING
_.~~,~.FREQUENCY. THEN PART OF THE INCIOENT~STRENGTH CAN BE REFLECTED FROM
THOSE INHOMOGENEITIES FRO WHICH AT THE PART ICULAR TIMETHE ELEMENTARY
ON THE BASIS OF
:MUF IS -GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO THE WORKING FREQUENCY.
JHREE YEARS.OF 013SERVATIONS OF RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION AT FREQUENCIES
GREATER THAN MUF FZ IN THE RANGE.9-19,o8 M 'C-SEC, THE AUTHOR FoU.4o T.4E
i.,.EXPERIMENTAL DEPENDENCE OF DECREASE IN SCATTFRED~POWER ON EXCESS OF THE
WORKING FREQUENCY OVER MUF F2. IN THE STUDY A WORKING FREOUENCY OF 16.2
USED AND OBSERVATIONS WERE MADE ONLY FROM 2000 TO 1200 HOURS.
:~:.[T:WAS FOUND THAT DURING THE EVENING AND MORNING HOURS THE,SCATTERING
FROM TWO REGIONS (D E AND F2) MUST BE.CONSIDERED.~

3/3 028 UNCLASSIFIED P.AOCESSINn DATE--020CT70
CIRC ACCLSSION '40--4P0109662
7~AdSTRACT/EXTRACT--DURIN-u" THESE PERIODS THF CONTRIAUTION FROM TliE F2 LAYER
CAN -BE CLIMMENSURAL3LE IWITH NURMAL SCATTE;~ING OF THE LOWER FUNDSPPERE. ci N
..,-_.IUNGSPHERIC SCATTERING LINES (D IS LESS THAN 2,00'0 K4), -OPERATINS IN THE
~,SHORI` V.AVF FREQUENCY RANGE, IT IS -NECESSARY TO TAKE SCATTEMNG Fi0)M THE
rj 1.4. %iUF-F?-.
F2. REGION INUT ACCOUNT WHC,',4.F SUBW IS~ LESS THAN OR.EQUAL
99
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P'~)PXGAT13.4 Ir, ;:AE_4,JE,,.,-_lc3 A 3jv THE F Z: X I WJ %I U S.1% 13 L E
-16 K T J& -U-
fRtt;jt,%CYi f r,- V r-. R EI
:AUTHOP:.--(02J-~-ASJ-KALIYEVf YA.F.t 60CHAROVj V . I .
C C Us%- T k YOF IiNFC--USSR
GF THE QUIET AND PERTURBED IGNOSPHiRi: (A70-31,084 LE-13)
ALMA-ATA. lZJATEL'srvG NAUKA I AKADEM IIVNAUK KAZAKfiSKUL SSRj SUMP,
PUbL-ISHED - ----- 70
AREAS--lvAVIGATIFX ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
I~!TOPIC TAGS--RADIO WAVE PkCPA%'jATI.CN,F LAYERW
E LAYlk, DIURNAL VARIATION,
IONOSPHERIC SCATTER C6114UNICAT IGN, SEASUNAL VAR I A'r I m,4
CCNTRCL MARKING--INO RESTRICTIGNS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
FICHE NO ---- FD70/6C5029/bQ7 STEP NO--UR/0000/70/001/000/0062/CO66
ACCESSICN %f0--AT0l'il678
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0-;2/Z 036 UNCLASSIFItO PROCESSING DATE-11DEC70
CIRC -ACCESSION Nil--ArOL41678
_..:iA8STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AUSTRACT. DISCUSSION dF FIELD INTENSITY AND
~SNR MEASUREMENTS- PERFORMED OVER EXPERIMENTAL SHOkT WAVE IONOSPHERIC
~SCATTER-. CLIMMUN. IC I T LON L INES. I-T.1S_ SHCwN THAT: THE SEASONAL AND DIURN.-L
VARIATIONS.OF THE FIELD INTENSITY-ARE-,bIRECTLY RELATED TO THE SEASO"iAL
~ANUDIURNAL VARIATIONS UF SOLAR AND METEUR A~F`TlVtrY. THE INFLUENCE Or-
REFLECTIEN FRCA THE SPCRADIC E LAYER CN THE PROPAGATION Of SHORT RAfJIO
WAVES AT FREQUENCIES ABOVE THE MAXIVUV. USABLE FRE,~~UENICY OF THE F2 LAYER
'AS AND
I~-.IS.~EXAMINED, WHEN PENCIL BEAM TRANSMITTING ANTENN 20 KW
- THAN 20 DB,
ARE. EMPLOYED,, THE MEAN:SNR VALUE ls~&EVER,
L ES
EVEN. IN SEPTEMBER (WORST PROPAGATION CONDITIONS)
4 CLA--S

IG 0ATE--110EC70
035 NCLASSIFTED-, 11PUCESSIL,
u
OF ThE RAUIC FKL~.jUENCY.ISPECTRUM INi THE bANU 6ETwEEN 16 AN ii
2~ F z _LJ_
ALThGr% -Kk)-ASHKALIYEV, YA.F. BEJLHAKGV Vol.
_7CCUNTRY OF INFC--USSR
:SCUK K: M_`t120 kLal/m6le). _IvIetarnictization. of flie initial cryst.
'
weakened structure sections
structure leadsto the'appearance of'
from where the emanation of gases occurs ai.l esser activation
energies. The investigated -titano-tantalo-niob ates are meta-
'
mict (according to DTA data). Gas emanation during their an
J
nealing occurs in 2 stages. 13LJR

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19721183

Acc. Nr. Abstracting'-Service:, Ref. Cod-6
&003634500 CHEMICAL ABST.
69113t Study of the kinetics of radiogenic ps emanation by
annealing of uraniferousi minerals... AWWwA.", jlnst.
G$21. Geochron6l. Pre6am'biian, Leninzrad, 1: R) 'Ge~khi-
miya 1970, (1), 104711 (Russ). 1 The kinetics of radiogenic Xe
and'He emanation during' the thermal annealink of a group of
minerals of the phosphate and titano-tantalo-niobate group has
been investigated. Minerals of,thephosphateviass are charac-
terized by a high value-of activation energy emanation of main Xe
amts. (> 120 kLal/mole)., . Aletainictization of the initial cryst.
structure leads to the appe amnce of weakened structure sections
from where the emaimtion. of. gases occurs at: kisser activation
energies. The investigated titano-tantalo-nioblitesare' meta-
wir an-
mict (according to DTA data).* Gas entaliation during d
nealing occurs in 2 stages. IJLJR
REEL/FRAXE
19721183

IR
UDG; 550.89
ASHKIWOZE, G. SH., Institute of Precambrian Ge logy and Geoc?xionology,
USSR, Leningrad
"Kinetic Study of Radiogenic Gas Emanation in Thermal Annealing of
Uraniferous MineralsIT
Moscow, Geokhimiya, No 1, Jan 70, PP 104-111
Abstract: The authors studied the behavior of radio,,enic helium and
xenon in the thermal annealing of uraniferous phosphates and titano-
tantalo-niobates. Tae method of stepwise isochronous annealing was
used to study the kineLiC3. Of xenon emana Lion, t1 e "Lempering" method
to study the kinetics of helium emanation. Posaibiu structural trans-
formations of the- studied minerals during their annealing were checked
by differential thermal analysis. Uranium analyses were performed by
0. A. LEVC~L-NKOV. It was found that minerals of, the phosphate class
are characterized by a high activation energy for the emanation of the
major part of xenon ( > 120 kcal/mole). Metamictizal~ion of the ini-
tial crystalline structure results in tne appearance of weakened struc-
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ASHKINAOZE, G. SH., Geokhimiya, No 1, Jan 70, PP 104-111
ture sections, from waich gas emanation occurs at lower activation
energies (66 and 14-26 kcal/mole). The, titano-tantalo-niobates stud-
ied are metamict (according to DTA data). During their annealing gas
emanation takes place in two stages, viz. a low-temperature stage
(temperature < 7500 C), in which the minerals are in the metamict
state and the gas emanation activation energy is > 60 kcal/mole, and
a. high -temperature stage .(temperature >750 CY, in whi ch the meta-
mict state is annealed and the gas emanation activation energy is >
60 kcal/mole.
The author thanks YU. A. SHUKOLYUKOV for his advice and com-
me rit s
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".TITLE--THE INFLUENCE OF HYPFRCOAGULATIQN ON THE DURATIOIN (If: LIFE;OF CR
P R I ME: 5 1LABELLED ERY.THEZocyrES _U_
AUTHOR-102)-ASHKINA I.YA., DF%ICHKOv V.F.

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...SOURCE--5YULLErENl EKSPERIMENTAL'NOY BIOLOGII I MEDITSINYt 1970t VOL 69,
NR 3, PP 46-49
~-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~SIUBJ E CT 4REAS--BI0L',_)GlCAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAG-S--BLOO() COAGULATION, C 14ROMI UM ISOTOPE, TAGGE-0 ATt3?-Iy ERYTH"ROCYTI--l
RABBIT, HFMOLYSIS
_SFi lCf IONS
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~A.BSTRACT/EX TRACT--( U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. REPEATED Al~_JIVATIIGNI C-4- rHf_:
- N ~ - C. 4' 1 n N, Oi- A
ITRAVF, OUS I ~'41 J
INTRUNS IC COAGULArtmi IN RABBITS BY It
SUSPEINS[ON OF DIATOMITE AND ACTIVATED PLASMA IN m' N:UMBER U E"
-3;11
DURATIOI'~ i-If LIFE: !'IF CJ'
_RGSULTE0 IN A DISTI.NICT SHORTENINGOP THE
I LABELLEI.~ ERYTHROCYTES. IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF: HE !II-0 L Y S I S yA 1. G N GITH THE
EFFECT OF THE MECHANICAL FACTGRI A..PROMINENT ROLE IS,, Af;llAKFNVLYl PLAY~_[)
BY SECONDARY ALTERATION OF THE MEMBRANE OF CIRCULATINIG ERYwROCYTES AS
-THE RESULT OF MOBILIZATION OF THE THROMB,OPLASTIN:FACT.OR.

UNCLASSIFIED'
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--THE INFLUENCE OF ACTIVATED:HAGEMAN-S
TITLE FACTOR~ON THE BL900
COAGULATION SYSTEM IN VIVO -U-
-'AUTHOR-(02)-ASHKINAZIt I.YA., KLEMINAP I.K.
!COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:~-,SOURCE--BYULLETIN' EKSPERIMENTALINDY BIOLOGII I MEDITSINY, 19701 VOL 69,
NR- 4, PP 32-36
~DATE PUBLISHED-----70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC f'AGS--6LOOD CUAGULArION, RABB IT ,BLOOD PLASMA, PROTHR04UINI
FIBRINCLYSIS
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~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT.. I NEXPERIMFiNTS STAGED 3%4 RABRITS
THE AUTHOPS' Ui A NJ li
NDERTOOK IN VIVO STUDIES (IF THE PLOOD COAGUL TIO. SYSTE, IN
DIAT-314ITE ACTIVATION OF HAGEMAN~IS fACTOR, AS WELL AS J4 THE
ADMINISTRATION OF ACTIVATED PLASMA. ~UNUEIZ THE ls.4FLUENCE OF THE REFERRE7)
TO EFFECTS THERE WERE OBSERVEDA MARKED~:ACCELERATION OF C3AGULATION OF
"SILICONE" BLOOD (PLASMA)v A.SHORTENING,OF RANO INTERVALS OF THE
THROMSUELASTOGRAM OF RECALCIFIED PLASMA141TH INCREASE OF THE ALPHA
INTENSIFICATION OF PROTHROMBIN UTILIZATION. HYPERC3AGULATION WAS
MORE REGULAR IN DIATOMITE ADMINISTRATION AND.WAS~7ATTENDED IN A NUMBER OF
EXPERIMENTS BY THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MODERATELY:M4RKED COAGUCOPATHIA 3F
UTILIZAT113N (REDUCTION OF THE BLOOD CONTENT OF I~ Vt VIII FACTORS).
NOTWITHSTANDING THE APPEARANCE IN THE CIRCULATEON OF ACTIVATED HAGEM,%Nls
FACTOR, NO REGULAR INTENSIFICATION-OF FIBRINOLYSIS WAS OBSERVED, THIS
TESTIFYING TO RE EVALUATION OF THE ROLE OF THIS.F,ACTOR IN rHE MECHANISM
OF. FIBRINDLYSIS INTENSIFICATION IN VIVO.
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USSR UDC: 543.42-547-241
EPSH=) L.M., NOVIKOVA, Z.S., A-9024EZ5- L.D. RUBASHEVA) L.141.1 KAZITSINA) L.A.,
stitute of Organo Elemental Compounds, Moscow, Academy of Sciences USSR
11spectral Investigation of the Electron-Donor Capacity of Triethyl Phosphite as a
D1ethod of Evaluating the Purity of Phosphites"
Mar 7o, pp 685-69o
MOSCOW, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR:,Seriya Khimicheskaya No 3,
Abstract: When ethanol forms a hydro en bona with triethylphosphite, the absorp-
.....tion band forthe H-complex (3560 cm-f) has a secondary peak at about 3480 cm-1.
It was found that the assymetry of the absorption band is due to a slight admixture
of triethylphospbate. The amount of impurity was determined by:studying the
.~ternary triethylphosphite-triethyl-phosphate-ethano1 system. The spectral method
used.for quantitative determination can:detect,a phosphate~impurity of the order
acity of triethyl-
of 0.005 M/1 in the H-complex. A study of the electron-donor cap,
'Ohosi3hite and its carbon analog orthoformic ether as compared with H-acids showed
that the integral intensity of the band of the H-complex of ethanol with triethyl-
phosphite is less than with orthoformic ether. The frequency shifts as compared
With Y-OH of free ethanol are 82 and 87 cm-1 respectively., A similar pattern
is-observed when a stronger proton donor -- trifluoroethanal -- is used, The
~reasons for the reduction in the proton acceptor:properties of triethylphoephite
as compared with its carbon analog are now beingInvestigated.
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AUTH--)R-(05)-E:PSHTEYNj. L.'A.t NOVIKOVA, L.:S. ASHKINADIE Lj A SH E VA
L.4. KAZITSYNIA, L.A.
F l'IF-_"l--USSR
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Z I RC ACCESS ION NO-AP0 12591b
..:ABSTRACT/EXT(ZArT--(U) (;P-0- A!~STPACT. :SINCE THE FORMATION OF H BOND
BETWEEN ETOH AIND PIOET) SUi3RESULTS IN A H COMPLEX Wl+ICH GIVES A N
:ABSORPTION BA~ND AT 3560 CM PiilME~~NEGAFJVEI WITH A StiOULDER AT 3480 CH
PRIME NEGATIVF1 (E. , IET AL. 19691 TH E. APPEARANCE OF THE LATTER,HAU BEEN
.~SUGGESTED TO BE THE I~ESULT OJF 2 TYPES OF, SUCH GOPMPLEXES. HuDwCEVER SUCH A
SUB3 PO SUB4
~-SJHOULDEIk MAY 6 E CAUSEL) BY A SIMALL :ADMIXT. Or ET. dHICH
GANNGT BE OETECTED BY THE SPECTPAL~~M&THDD D IRECTLY. CAREFULLY PURIFIED
~~PIOEJ) SUB3 AND ETOH GAVE A" IR,:SPF-'CTRUi%t:IN WH'ICH THEAiO BAND WAS
NITACT ViITH AIR:
-SYP-VL!ETRIC, bUT A BAIEF CO* TEO
RESUL IN SHOULDER FORMATION
AT 3zt6O CM P'-Ilt'-,--l NEGATIVE1 AT THE FREQUENCY AT. WH~[Cli THE Ccl~MPLEX OF ETaH
AND ET SUB3 PO SU84 HAS A 6A~','D. TO EEVALU4TE T~iF SENSITIVIFY OF Tll[S
BAND THE SUITARLE CALlbkATION RUNS WEREAMAOE AND ET SU133 PO SU134 AT 0.07
..k.10LES-L. RESULTS IN THE SHUULOER~OF THE OAND AT 1280 CM PRIME iNEGATIVE1
'WHILE AT 0-01-0-02 MCLES-L. THIS CAN NO L-d-NGER BEI~OBSERVE~J, BUT T14E
--,ASYMmE,,T;,Y OF THE 3460 GoN PPIME NEGATIVEL ONN'D IS STILL CLEAkLY VISInE.
CF SU'*13 CH SUB2 CH IN PLACE OF ETOH ALLOWED SPECTROSCOPIC OETECTION OF
~-ET SU33 PO SU34 EV~::" AT 0.0105 MULES-L. THE INTEGRAL INTENSITY OF
rHE
--641`40 CF T14E C -PLEA -F ETOH %ilTH.r'(OET) SU(33 (3 TIMES 1.0 1 IE4 L M
0 u M
Nt-:GiATIVi-l CM t~,E'GATIVEI) wAS SMALLER THAN THAT t-k ETGH ellTH
~HC (GET) 13.5 T I
SU83 -lES 10 PRIME4)~; CF SUB3 CH SUB2 0KGAVE SIMILAR
:RESULTS. THUS P(OET) SU133 15 LESSEFFECTIVE ELECTRON DONck- IN RESPECT To
ALC S -THAN I S HC) OE T) SU83. FAC I L FTY:. INST. ELEMENTOORG.
MOSCOW,, U. SR.
IJNCLAS-SIFIEO

USSR UDC 539.4:624
SHAPIRO, G. A., SIMON, Yu. A., ASHKINADZE, N. G., GORLOVA, E. S.,
PARUSHKIN, A. K.
"Experimental Study of Earthquake Resistance of Residential Buildings of
'Sawn Limestone on southern Shore of Crimean Using Vibration Machines"
Proyektir. i Str-vo Zdaniy v Seysmich. R-nakh. USSR i MoldSSR [Planning and
Construction of Buildings in Earthquake Regions of UkSSR and MoldSSR
Collection of Works], Kishinev, Timpul Press, 1972,,~pp 117-131, (Translated
from Referativn)T Zhurnal, Mekhanika, No 11, 1972, Abstract No 11 V911).
Translation: Vibration tests and certain additional studies hive shown that
large-block construction of large (two-row) sections can cope successfully
with-dynamic loads, which, in combination with reinforced concrete walls
in stairwells, assures earthquake resistance of the buildings tested with
a double reserve for level eight loadings.
IV

LISSR
ASHKINUZE, V. G. and KATSEVA, V. P.
---- ------
9ieuristic Methods in Computer Modeling of the Process of Proof of Geometric
Theorems"
Problems of Aloorithmization and
Vopr. Algoritmiz. i Programmir. Obuch.
Programming of Learning -- Collection of Works], No 2, Moscow, Pedagogika
Press, 1973, pp 111-117 (Translated from Referativnyy.Zhurnal Kibernetika,
No 9, 1973, Abstract No 9V803).
Translation: Problems of the expansion of heuristic aspects of programs
modeling the search for proof of theorems from elementary geometry on computers
are discussed. Heuristic methods are divided into syntactical and semantic
on the basis of the nature of the information used,in the solution of the
problem. Heuristic methods based on information related only to the formal
system itself are called syntactic methods; heuristic methods based on infor-
mation relating also to the model of the system (or to the model alone) are
Called semantic methods. Heuristic limiting methods (excluding certain search
areas from analysis as unpromising) and guiding methods (indicating Lhic! dirce-
tions in which search should first be performed) are also distinguished-
V. Mikheyev
i J h j 1, '! I

USSR uDc. 681-3-o6:51
ASHKINUZEI V. G., POTAPOV, B. I.
"The INYanyal and 'Kontrol" Debugging Program"
Tr. 3-y Zimney shkoly po mat. lirogrammir. i smezhnna vour. 1970. VYD. 1
TIqorks of the Third Winter School on Mathematical Prograrard-rig and Related
Problems, 1970, No 1) , Moscov, 1970, PP 70-92 (from RM-Kibernetika, No
7, Jul 71, Abstract No TV7h5)
Translation: A detailed description is given of the NYaNYa and KONTROL'
debugging programs. The purpose of these programs is to give the pro-
grammer detailed information on the operation of his program or sepa-
rate fragments of that program. The proposed programs are accommodated
in cells from 1000 to 1777 of the first array of the core store, and are
designed for operational debugging. Upon completion.of debugging, the
conclusive information is Drinted out. Provision is made for self' T)ro-
tection. of the debugging programs from impairment by the m;dn program.
ITYaNYa twists the debugged program or its individual sections and prints
out information concerning commands of interest to the programmer on these
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ASHKINUZE, V. G. POTAPOV, B. I., Tr. 3-,Ir, ZizMM shkoly po mat. progrwrn-
sm-e-zhnym vopr., 1970. V". 1, bbscow, 1970, PP 70-92
sections. The rate of twist -writhout printout is 160 commands per second.
'Phe rate of printout, is ;~*2 commands per second. Its information struc-
Lure ensures maximum selectivity of the output infor~matian. There is an
abbreviated version of NYdlYa-2 which operates with inforTintion preset
from the panel. At certain points of the program being debugged, KON-
TROLI compares the results obtained b.- this prcgram with predetermined
standards, and after detecting an error, organizes twisting of this
section (ky means of NYaNYa)., I. Shelikhova.
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BIOVIT IS FEED
~::~.-(CHLORTETRACYCLINEJ (1). MIXTS. WERE PREPD. WITH WHEAT AND CORN FLOURSt
SUB2, CA(UAC) SUBZ* AND BENZYt THLOCYANATE WITH LO-80 G I-KG IMIXT.
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PREPN.. I.-IS:ALWAYS ACCOAPANIED 5Y,VITAlqlN 3 SU812.. OURING 30 MONTHS OF
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USSR
ASHKINYZE, V. G. and KATSEIIA, V. P.
"Computer Modeling of the Process of Proof of Geometric Theorems"
Vopr. Algoritmiz. i Programmir. Obuch. [Problems of Algorithmization and
Programming of Learning -- Collection of Works], No 2, Moscow, Pedagogika
Press, 1973, pp 89-110 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika,
No 9, 1973, Abstract No 9V802).
Translation: An algorithm and program for the BESM-4 computer are described,
modeling the process of solution of geometric problems requiring proof. The
given class of problems is formally described as follows. It is assumed
that a certain finite set M is.given (as a universal set -- the universum).
It is also assumed that certain subsets ACM are set in corresondence with
certain elements; one subset may correspond- to various elements. The problem
is the pair (1), Y), where DCM is a subset, the elements of which are called
given elements of the problem, while X;Z-M is called the desired element. The
program described is designed to prove theorems relating to a certain fragment
of elementary geometry; this fragment Includes the theory of equality of
triangles and the theory of parallels. no language of the program contains 15
types of statements used in the proof of theorems from this section of
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USSR
Ashkinyze, V. G., and Katseva, V, P" Vopr. Algoritmiz. i Programmir. Obuch.,
No 2J. Moscow, Pedagogika Press, 1973, pp 89-110.
geometry. A continous listing of all formally possible versions to achieve
each goal is practically impossible, even in simple geometric problems.
in order to reduce the list, a drawing is.used -- a coordinate model of the
problem. However, even when the drawing is used heuristically, the volume
of the list which must be run through for selection of a goal is too great
in complex problems: it is never known when the listing can be interrupted
and an attempt judged unsuccessful. The program described allows the depth
of the runthrough to be externally limited (assignment of maximum resolved
level in the tree of the problem) .It is noted that the program.of proof
of the geometric theorems allows quantitative estimation of the relationship
between elements of logic and clarity in elementary geometry proofs: of all
conditions of the "axioms" of this program, some 40% are statements based
solely on references to the drawing. Rikheyev
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Electroxnagnetic Wave Propagation
USSR UDC: 621.396.677
ASHKONAZI, D. Ya., BELYAYEV, V. P. , BRODULENKO, G., I.t
TOBANOV, H. P.,
"Starting Losses in SIIF Dischargers"
E h (Flj~rf,t-)uic T,!ch-
Icktron. tekhnikn. Nauchnn-tel~hn. sb. Elektron. SVC
nolofff. Scientific aiid Techriical. Collection. SIIF 19(0, vyp.
9, pp 123-124 (froin RZli-Eadiotekhnika, No 12, Dec 'TO, Abstract No 12B96)
Translation- Am experimental study was made of the pow6r dissipated in the
U
discharge as a function 'of the transmitter pulse duration for an electrode-
less discharger with double dielectric walls. Meanurements verf-, taker) on
two different wavelengths in the decimeter band; the dischargers had a dif-
ferent height in each of these cases. The: dissipated power was measured
with an air calorimeter. The results show a hipji p oportion of starting
r
losses-(up to half the.dissipated power). This means that the process of
graving electron concentration in the discharge continues considerably
longer.than the process of growing current determined bv:the vave impedance
of the waveguide channel. Three illustrations, bibliogra hy of two titles.
~p
N. S.

USSR uDc: 666.638.678.027.5
SOKOL4DVA M. A., 14ERKUSREV, 0. M. ,NEYMAN, M. I., ASHKRUMOVA A. Yu.,
MRDLOVA, A. N.
"A Ceramic Suspension for Making Thin-Film Capacitors"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, protryshlennyye obraztsy:, tovarnyye znaki,
No 16, Jun 71, Author's Certificate No 303663, Division H, filed 31 Jan 69,
published 13 May 71, p 187
Translaticn: This Author's Certificate introduces a ceramic susnension for
making thin-film capacitors-which is based on an organic solvent. As a dis-
tinguishing feature of the patent, a dielectric coating with a dense struc-
ture is produced by taking the.initial components in the following quanti-
tative ratios (in parts by weight): ceramic material--10-20, acetone--
30-60, am nium acetate--0.1-0.5, and the remainder 8AYI4LCetate--up to 100
parts by weight of the total.

USSR,
ASINAN, A. Ye., KRUPSKIY, A. A.
"Characteristic Properties of Magnetic Memory Elements-as Functions of their
Structure"
Moscow, Magnitnyye Elementy Pamyiti, 1972., pp 10-19.
Abstract: The characteristic properties of magnetic memory elements were
studied as functions of their structure, as applicable to the problem of
storage and readout of information. Among these properties are the method of
storage of information (magnetic parameter used to differentiate I and 0
states, as well as the range of permissible changes of'the magnetic state of
an information magnetic circuit), nature of difference:of 1 and 0 signals,
nature of reading. The structure also influences the quantitative parameters
of the elements. The study was performed using elements with minimal struc-
ture, divided into three classes: those with modulation of the information flux,
with controlling information flux.and with flux switching. The flux-switching
elements are described most completely. It is demonstrated that the character-
istic properties and parameters depend on the type of relationship between
functionally separate magnetic circuits in the core of the element. For example,
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USSR
Ashman, A. Ye., Krupskiy, A. A., Moscow, Magnitnyye Elementy Pamyati, 1972,
10-19.
the possibility of producing I and 0 output signals of~different polarity is
determined by the relationship between the interrogation and, working magnetic
circuits, the possibility of nondestructive readout ---by the relationship
between the interrogation and information magnetic circuits. The relationship
between the information and working magnetic circuits determines the noise
level of the element. A table is presented in which these properties are
systematized according to the structural classification of elements.
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USSR UDC 681.327
ASHM&N Ye.
"Memory Cells"
USSR Authorls Certificate No 271581, filed 29 Jul 68i published 28 Aug 70
(from RZh-Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i Vychislitel'naya Tekhnika, No 6,
Jun 71 Abstract No 6 B281 P)
Translation: A well-known memory cell containing a magnetic circuit with
three parallel branches is introduced. The two extreme branches have two
modulation outlets. The cell is critical with respect to scattering of the
geometric dimensions and magnetic characteristics of the magnetic circuit,
and it requires high control currents. The proposed memory cell is dis-
tinguished by the fact that the~middle branch of the magnetic circuit has
a pair of modulation holes; the write winding encompasses one branch, the
output winding, and another branch; and the interrogation winding passes
through all three pairs of modulation holes. The forbid winding, which is
part of the interrogation winding, passes through the:modulation holes of
the two branches encompassed by the write winding and~the output winding.
There are 3 illustrations.

USSR UDc 519.4
A. BRONS11TMT, M. A.
I'Simple Polyverbal Operat-lons"
Moscow, Izvestiya AY SSSR, Ser. Matematicheskaya, Vol 35, No 6,
Nbv/Dec 71, DD 1LL09-142d
Abstract: The paper is devoted to construction and investigation
of a new series of neutral Dolyverbal Maltzevian operations on
groups -- so-called simple operations, including all those which
satisfy Maltzev's postulate. The authorsdefine the new series
Em such a way as to cover all known polyverbal Maltzevian opera-
tfons. The DroDerties of simple operations are defined, and it
iLx shown that the set of all neutral polyverbal, Maltzevian opera-
td:ons has the Dower of the continuum. It is also proved that all
alfferent Maltzovian operations (not,necessarily 13olyvarbal) form
a: set. -A continuum of Dolyverbal Maltzevian operations which
are not simDle is constructed. The authors thank- 0. N. Golovin
:ffbr-interes~ in the work. Bibliography of 15 titles.
1VT

USSR UDC: 621.378.385
YKOVSKIY, Yu. A., DEGTYARE-NKO 1,N,N.,
-YELE-5rV,-V7-7--., LARKIN, A. 1, ,SIPAYLO, I. P., Moscow Physical
Engineering Institute
"Pulse Holography Study of Gas Breakdown in Front of a Taser
Beam"
Leningrad, Diurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fizili, Vol 41, No 11, Nov
71, pp 2369-2377
Abstract: The paper is devoted to a study of phenomena which
take place in air and in helium at different pressures when
the output from a ruby laser is focused on lead, copperand
aluminum targets. The method of pulse holography is used.for
these purposes. The efficacy of the holographic method for
studying these phenomena is demonstrated. It is observed that
the axis of symmetry of the beam at atmospheric pressure
deviates fron, the normal to the target in the case of oblique
incidence of the laser beam. This effect can be attributed
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USSR
ASHMARIN, I. I. et al., Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, No 1.1,
Nov 71, pp 2369-2377
to localized absorption of the energy of laser emission on
the boundary of the beam. It is found that the effect of the
laser beam on the probability of gas breahdown in front of
the target can be attributed to the ionizing action of ultra-
violet radiation. An investigation of the way that the mag-
nitude of the effect depends on the target material and the
composition of the ambient gas confirms this hypothesis.
The authors thank D. M. Samoylovich and R. V. Ryabov for
furnishing the photographic materials and for constructive
criticism, Nine figures, one table, bibliog~raphy of 14 titles.
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USSR UDC 577.12:576.12:155.3
ASHMARIN, I. F., Leningrad University
"Neurological Memory as a Possible Evolutionary Product of Other Forms of
Biological Memory"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Evoly-utsionnoy Biokhimii i Fiziologii, No 3, May/Jun 73,
pp 217-224
Abstract: The author advances a.theory wherebythe bearer.of genetic memory
is a single cell, regardless of the complexity of the organism. In a multi-
cellular organism, numerous lymphoid cells.related by common origin and
function store immunological memory. Assemblies of neurons stably joined
to one another are bearers of neurological memory. Immunological memory,
though qualitatively different from the genetic memory, includes the mech-
anisms of the latter. Neurological memory.is much more complex than immuno-
logical memory and apparently includes certain of its mechanisms. In support
of this-theory, the author posits the existence in brain tissue of an iso-
lated system capable of elaborating antibodies co synaptic membrane antigens.
When the synapses are functioning, these antigens are produced in excess
and they escape from the neuron, causing antibody formation and closure
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USSR
ASIMARIN, I. P., Zhurnal Evolyutsionnoy Biokhimii i Fiziologii, No 3,
May/Jun 73, pp 217-224
of the corresponding synapses. The phenomenon of transfer of habits by braln
extracts is regarded as the consequence of transfer of excess antigens from
functioning synapses or as the transfer of compounds that are precursors
of these antigens.
2/2

USSR UI_I*_I 61-5-779.9
ASHMARIN, 1. P.. ZHDATI-PUSHKITIA, S. M.) KOKRYAKOV, V:. DOV, A., Sh.,
.-I _._ I
_E!i&i?&VA. S. IT., Leningrad State University
ai~d
"Antibacterial and Antiviral Functions of Basic Cellular Proteins and Pros-
pects for Yheir Practical Use"
Leningrad, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Biologicheskaya, No 4, 1972,
PP 5,02-508
Abstract: After noting the functions of basic proteins in chronrl tin, rilboso~es,
a
lysosomes, etc., the authors review the literature and their o-,ni research on
the role of these proteins in the mechanism of protection against infection
and on their antibiotic activity in vitro and in vivo. Results of studies on
U
-or the basic :proteins following a single or prolon-ed
the tolerance of animals f
parenteral adm-itnistration of various histone fractions are sum-narized. The use
of histones combined with antibacterial and antiviral agents with limited abil-
ity to penetrate certain cellular and tissue membranes is rerarded as a promi.-
ing clinical approach. Positive results have been obtained in treating tuber-
culosis in guinea pigs and mice.with isoniazid and hiotones. The effective doses
of isoniazid could be reduced five-fold when cojr-Wned witii certain hi6tone frac-
tions. Histone fractions were also efficacious in the treatmint of herpetic
k ratitis.
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USSR uDc 615.779.9
ASHMARITI, I. P., MAN-FUS=1A, S. M I., KOIMYAKOV, V. I., SAmMOV A.,
and AUTONIOVA, S. if., LeninGrad State University
"Antibacterial and Antiviral Functions of Basic Cellular Proteins and Pros-
pects for Their Practical Use"
Leningrad, Izvesti-ya Almaenii Inlauk SSSR, Seriya BioloGicheskaya, No 1972,
PP 502 -503
Abstract: After noting the functions of basic proteins in chromatin ribosomes,
lysoscmes, etc., the authors review the literature and their o,,,n research on
the role of these proteins in the mchanism of protection a-llinst infection
and on their antibiotic. activi-ty in vitro and in vivo. Rec;ults of ctudies on
the.-tolerance of annimals for the basic proteins following a sinjle or prolon-er-
I ration of various histone fractions are Tile use
parenteral administ
of histones combined with antibacterial and antiviral agents irith li:ditec~ a1hil-
ity to penetrate certain cellular and tissue membranes is re~ardcd as a pro!:~is-
i ng
ing clinical a'DDroach. Positive results have been obtained in treat .. t-_-bcr-
iice with issoniazid and histomes. Tphe effcctive doses
culosis in Olinea Tj-ifrs and r,
of isoniazid caild be reduced five-fold when combined with certain histone -frac-
tions. Histone Iractions were also efficacious in the Ixeatmmt of her-oatic
R ratitis.
19
1,71717 T iT

Now WIN
USSR
MATYUSHICHEV, V. B. and ASHMA I. P. ,Leningrad State University
"Concentration and Storage of Preparations~of 026 Coliphage"
Moscow, Voprosy Virusologii, No 5, 1971, p 623
Abstract: The effectiveness of some chemical methods of precipitating bac-
teriophages by concentrating lysates of 026.coliphage were compared. The
maximum effect was achieved by precipitating,virus with 2.0 ~to 2.3 14 am-
monium sulfate. A centimolar solution of magnesium sulfate in an 0.9%
NaCl solution is recommended as a protein-free stabilizing diluent for
resuspending phage precipitates.

1j
UDCt 311.2~o4q.3)
NEW AOOK DEALS WITH RAYID STATISTICAL PROCESSUNG AND PLANNIqG OF Exrmmmas
[Book* review bX I.V. P~olyakov, candidate of medical sciences (U-nIngrad).
Moscow, Save tskQ-yZ-ZUr -avOjt3V.U-r2RCni ve ~ Russian, No 1. 1972, Vp 76-771
'this book by I., Van ev, and V A Ambr so* is
niijr ra N.
-amall in Rite but cons era U n content, and is intea for A wide circle
of biochemists, microbiologists and bicloglotr in other specialties , and
has fin itat purpose to acquaint the read(ers with expresa,methods of statis-
tical data processing. It also deals with mathematical planning of experimuts,
uhich IN still a little developed but very important area oC scientific expe-
rimentntion In biology and medicincO.
a 711, book convioul of three rectio its. Ilic first presents In concise
forta. practical procedures for rapid StatiStit:41 processing Of experimental
date. The reader Icarian about the methods of procesultis variation ceries
of fractions, choice of type of tutian value, and the tecliniquta tor calcula-
tIng the Lvat complex nzan, the geollie-Lrir roan. Wo wpru imprazittod by the
~0 rapid Method Of. testing for the qrtiueace in a set of "eltaull4d" vartants
by cdIculating ratios$ where the numerator indicates the dLfiertince between
the "suspected" elusive extreme variant and the variant that precedi,s It,
and the 4enominator indicates the diffarprace between the largetat said smallle~t
vuriat-Lits fit the set.
The authort; makii nit interesting remark to the effect that "with
morestban four Variants it is oftell possible to work with the median as the
aver ge chAraa:Wrintic of sets theoretically subject to processing using the
goomaric i.-,nn" (p 10). Rowevar, the authors do not decode these not
tit Wnclaff)n Instances, which in aa,rugrot;able amlivion. 11tey recon=und Aui
exprotto uwthod, to evaloat" variariun of data and confidence interval bounda
ritat; wheat there is a statill number of observations, on the basis of deter-
ining the spread of variations using a special coefficient, K. already
ad-, UclompuLed by the authors for a reliability level of 95 and 99 percent. which
it t e Ptetody Stall huukoy Obrabotki I Planiriavimiya fiksp;,,rizentov
"cial Processing and Planning of Experiments),
Leningrad Uutvecuity PublIMUng.11ouse, 1,971, 80 pp.. by I.P. Ashmarin,
N.N. V joil'yev, V.A. Ambroavv.
Ica 58 -

026 iRkOUSSING DATE"020CT70
OFHISTONES AND ACTINOMYCJWD-ON RNA.:!SYNTHESIS IN BRAIN -U-
~AUTHOR-(02)-ASHMARIN, I.P*, AVENIROVAt YE.L.
A-7
21COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
_~_.SOURCE--VOPROSY MEDITSINSKOY KHIMIlt L970P~VOL l6v NR 29 PP 137-139
-DATE PUBLISHED----70
,5UBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
'TOPIC TAGS-BRAIN, RNA, tMOSYNTHESI So ANTIBIOTIC, PROTEIN
REST-f,, ICT IONS
.D0CUME%T CLASS--UNGLASSIFIED
-P,ROXY 2ELL/FkA."lE--1986/0329 STEP NJ--Uli/0301/70/-316/()02/01,3,7/0139
'CESSION Nt)--AR0102791
CIRC AC
UNrLASS IFIED

-~2/2 0 2 15 UNCLASSIFUD ~pkjcE.ssiNG DATE--020CT70
.''CIRC ACCESSION i%9--AP0101791
:,"ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ARSTRACT. ' mrRACERE94AL 40P.TNISTRATION OF
ACTINGMYCIN DIINTO MICE INIMITS
URIDINE:AND.OROT.IC ACID INCORPORATION
INTO.RNA BY 6Z-79PERCENT I H AFTER INJECTION OF:O,RUG., AS OISTINCT FRO4
.::--ACTIPj0,l-lYCIN 0 F SUB1 FRACTION OF THYMUS HISTONES NOT INHIBIT RNA
BIOSYNTHESIS IN BRAIN. THE LACK IN INHIBITORY :ACTION OF.HISrONES ON
,''..RNA SYPITHESIS.MAKES IT POSSIBLE THAT THE.SITE OF HISTONES ACTION IN
BRAIN TISSUE 6ELLS-IS NOT THE CHROMATINE BUT,OTHE~R STRUCTURE.S P.OSSIBLY
MEMBRANES.
UNCLASS IFIED

~112 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCES51NG DATE--30OCT70
TITLE-ANALYSIS OF TUMOR TRANSFORMATIGN OF Tl_csrlUES* 11. BIOCHEMICAL
~ DEVIFFERENTIATLON OF TISSUE DURING CARCINOGENESISs' CHANGES OF CREATINE
-AUTHOR-(05)-SALYAMCN, L.S., ASHMARINt I*P., OSTRETSOVA, 1.8.v LYLLOVA,
-S.N.
PLUZHNIKOVA, G.F.
,..COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-TSITOLOGIYA 1970g 12(1)t 102-1 0
.,DATE PUBLISHED 70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES,
TOPIC TAGS-TUMOR, TISSUE PHYSIOLOGY, CELL PHYSIOLOGY, ENZYME ACTIVITY*
CARCINOGEN, CARBON TETRACHLORIDE-, LEAD COMPOUND,-BENZENE DERIVATIVE
..cr-NTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/2107, STEP NO--UR/9053/7O/OLZ/OOl/OiO2/0110
::CIRC ACCESSIGN NO--AP0127480
UNIC LASS IF I-ED

2/2 015 UNCLAS.SIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0127480
.:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CREATINE KINASE (1) AND ALK.
(11) ACTIVITY WAS STUDIED IN'TRANSPLANTABLE TUMORS (HEPATOMA
-22A IN C SUB3 HA MICE# HEPATOMA 27 AND KIDNEY TUMOR AB-12 IN RATS) AND
T-IS5UES-OF MICE AND RArS ADMINISTERED CARCINOGENIC COMPOS. (CCL SUB49
PB(DAC)SUB2, URETHANE AND 3,4,BEZNO(ALPHA) PYRENE). I ACTIVITY WAS
INCREASED 3 FOLD IN HEPATOMA 27 AND 5-10 FOLD IN HEPATOMA 22A. IT
INCREASED ALSO UP TO 2 FOLD DURING THE HEPATOCARCtNOGENESIS IN MICE
AFTER CCL SUt34.ADMINISTRAT LON. AFTER THE ADMINISTRATION OF
394tBENLG(ALPHA)PYRENE, I ACTIVITY IN SKELETAL MUSCLES DECREASED TO
56PERCENT OF THE NORMAL VALUE WITHIN 26 DAYS AND A SIMILAR DECREASE WAS
FOUND IN KIDNEYS OF RATS ADMINISTERED P8 ACETATE. HOWEVERt I ACTIVIlY
INJHE LIVER WAS INCREASEDo 11 ACTIVITY IN THE LIVER OF MICE
ADMINISTERED CCL SUB4 INCREASED UP TO 3 FOLD DURING THE 1ST FEW DAYS
THEN RETURNED TO NORMAL VALUES. PB ACETATE CAUSED.A DECREASE IN 11
ACTIVITY IN THE KIDNEY AND KIDENY TUMORS. XFTER THE ADMINISTRATION OF
URETHANEt 11 ACTIVITY IN THE LIVER INCREASED. IT~:WAS CONCLUDED THAT
CHEM. CARCINGGENESIS IS ACCOMPANIED 13Y kEPRESSIONS ANU OEREPRESSIONS OF
GENES REGULATING THE SYTHESIS OF ENZYMES'lN CERTAIN TISSUES.
LAB. PArHOL. PHYSIOL. TUMOR GROWTH, INST. UNCUL-v LENINGRAD,
USSR&

~`2/2 020
UNCLASSIFIED ROCGSSING DATE--ZONDV70
~_CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0133333
~.ASSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. lN.THE'COM0tEX THERAPY OF PATIENTS
DERMATIC DISEASES THE AUTHORS~~USEO. CERTAIN.,tURRENT PSYCHOTROPIC
DRUGS -(TRpj'14QUILIZEkS). OVER 300 P AT I ENTS: WERE GI ifEN TREATMENT. 80TH
ffHENOTHIASfNE DERIVATIVES) A0 MINOR TRANQUILIZERS
JE,
:JMEPR0BAXA TRIOXASINE, EL,ENIUMP SEDOXIN) WERE USED. THESE DRUGS WERE
MOST EFFECTIVE IN,PATIENTSt WITH DERMATIC filsEASES WITH~
PERSISTENT ITCHING, CONCURRENT NEUROtIC,AND NEURASTHENIC CONDITIONS WITH
:-MANIFE
_5TATIG-S OF RESTLESSNESS# I.NSCMNIA.;- TRANQUILIZERS ARE EFFECTIVE
_'.'*'AN IREATHENT OF SYPHILOPHOBIA.~ FACILITY:; :GLAVNYY KLINICHESKIY
OYENNYY- GOSP I TAL' IM. t3URDENKcr' MOSKVA.H
,A~ q.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
USSR bDC 615.917
ASK1jM-,SKAS,__Y.U.
Variation of the Total Protein and Protein Fractions of the Blood SeruM u .nder
the Effect of Sevin, Cineb,.Ciram and Maneb"
V sb. Vopr. epidoniol. i gigiveny v LitSSR (Problens of Fpideniology and Ky-
giene -and the Lituanian SSR -- collection of works),- IVil'nus, 1971, pp 165-169
iterapevticheslUye sredstva. Toksikologiva, NO
(from Mh-FarmakoloEiya. Khird
2, Fel; 72, Abstract No 2.54.797)
Translation- Sevin (1; 2 mg/kEt), cineb (11; 1 ciran (111; 2.5 mglkg)
and mnneh (IV; 0.75 mg/kp 0 'WAY
were administered internally to rats c 0 or
9 months. No changes in the total protein level were observed. The I-IV
caused a reduction in the alburtin content and an increase in the content of all
globulin fractions. These shifts disappeared 4 irionths: after cessation of,
Poisoning by 11 and IV (but not I and 111).
'15

USSR IMC 1537-226+537-311-331:1537+535)
ASEMNTAS S. Pty POZHEIAJ YU. K.j and TEPSHASI K. N.
"Bigradient- Electromotive Force of Hot Current Carriers"
Lit. fiz. sb- (Collection of Lithuanian Works on Physics), 1971, 11, No 2,
pp 243-2-4-5Tsummries in Lithuanian and English) (from RZI)-Fizika-No 10
Oct 71, Abstract No 10YE757 by authors)
Translation: The article presents experimental ivsults of the investigation,
of the bigradient electromotive. forz!e of hot current -carriers: i.e., -the
clectromnotive force appearing in a homoGeneous semic6nductor specimen on the
creation therein of two different gradients of the warininI3 electric field.
Such warming up was brought about by the special shape of the specimen.
Investigattions vere conducted on n-Ge specimens at room temperature by -the
micro,6nve rmthod and the d-c pulse method. The author's ol)tained the depend-
ence of the bigradient electromotive force, of hot current carriers on the
strength of the electric microwave field ina wave guide.
60 -

USSR UDC- [537.226+537-311-33]:[537+5353
ASN"S. S. P. POZIE'. LAI Yu. and MPSHAS X. K.'
"Photogradient EMF of Thermal Current, Carriers'in Gercianlum and
Si-licon"
Lit. fiz sb. (Lithuanian Physics Collection) ITO. 3, Vol. 11, 1971,
'IT ll:,]11';Ig)
PP 451-456 (from RZh-Fizika, No. 11, 1971, Abstract _-.o
Translation; The results are given of an investiEation into the
photogradient emf of thermal current carriers in Ge (n and p type)
and Si (n type) at T = 3000 K.- In the case of n-Ge, a reduction
was experin,entlally os served in the growth rate of the photoSr-di-
ent emf with the electric field intensity, begirming with fie~lds
of E >5000 V/cm, which fact is explained by the efBect of the non-
equivalent valleys on the electron heating. Computations
of the.photogradient emf iiere made with approxi=ate electron and
hole temDerattures computed from equatio.ns of energy balance.
Author's abstract
52

USSR UDC 5 41.67:543-422.4:547.11118
SHAGIDULLIN, R. R., BELISKIY, V. YE., ASHRAFULLINA,J,~__K4., KUDRYAWSEVA, L. A.,
IVANOV, B. YE.
nStudy of Dipole-Dipole Interaction of Phosphoryl Compounds with the Environ-
mIent by the Method of Infrared Spectroscopy"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No 11, 1973,
pp-2502-2504
Abstract: A study was made of the nature of the variation of the valence
phosphoryl oscillation frequency VP__, in different media for phosphoryl com-
pounds differing significantly with iespect to dipole moments, The inter-
action with the environment of organophosphorus ethers, amides, acid chlorides
and trialkyl (aryl) phusphine oxides having a phosohoryl group takes place by
the same mechanism as the linearity of the variation of the valence oscillation
frequency of the P--O bond under the effect of the environment indicates. The
interaction of the phosphoryl compounds with the environment is intensified
with an increase in their dipole moments which can be eaused by an increane in
the polarity of the F~-O bond. The capacity of the phosphoryl compounds for
interaction with the environment depends on the intramolecular effects of tile
substitutions on the phosphorus determined by the Taft induction constants.

CIRC ACCESSICN NQ--AP0116442
- UNC L

f,:
.212 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-20NOV7!0
~CIRC ACCESSICN NG--AP0116442
:--ABSTRAC T/EXTRACT-1 U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STUDY OF THE KINETICS OF DEGASSING
A)URING-DRY FRICTION Is% VACUUM. THREE STAGES OFI:GAS SEPARATION WERE
-DIST INGUISHEOv TWO OF WHICH CORRESPGNG TO THE WORK IN PROCESSt WHILE THE
CORRESPCNDS TO STEADY STATE +RICT-ION. ~ ON THE BASIS OF HYDROGEN
DEGASSING DURING FRICTIGN, IT IS SUGGESTED THAT rHESE STAGES CORRESPOND
TO INITIAL diREAKDOWN OF THE OXIDE FILM,.ITS ELIMINATION, AND FRICTION OF
PURE 5URFACESt RESPECTIVELY. FACILITY.- . AKADE,1411A NAUK
SSR. FACILITY: Fl.ZIK0-TEKHVICHESK,ll INSTITUT NIZKIKH
TEMPERATUR, KHARKOV, UKRAINIAN $SR.'
UNC LASS IFIED

USSR
V. G. YE!,fl:, fANOV Yu. 1-1. 1,' ROZOVA, 11. P. ,
ASHIURLY Z. I. BP3 A Y-A-11, -01,
"Effect of the Frequency on the Ignition Voltage in an Ozonizer"
y 24 scow University
Moscow, Khimiya i Pizika Nizkoterrmeraturnoy Plazrr -0
Press, 1971, pp .121-125
Abstract: The authors investigate the ignition voltage ns a function
of frequenc.- in an ozonizer "with a 3 r1= discharge gar- at -f-re-que-cies olf,
The reactor was a -flat ozonizer of
50, 500, 1000, 2000,and 3000 nz.
special design which fed the gas Into the dischargeL zore of the ozaniz.(,,r-
The dielectric barriers were glass plates ground on both sides 1 nar, thick
and 100 mm in diameter with plexiglass rings glued to the edges to prevent
breakdown on the glass surface. Ground aluminum eli?ctrodes 70 rm in
dia=eter were arulied to the glass plates. it was -1 und 'hat 'he ignit4on
lo U
voltage decreases from 6900 to 5300 volts when the frequency increases
from 50 to 3000 Hz. The experimenta1results agree satisfactorily with
theoretical calculations. Two figures, one table, b4blicEraphy of ten
titles.

Abstracting Setvice: Ref. Code:
Acc. Nr:
00585 CHMICAL ABST'.,~/-t(Z) uko4qz
1"667a Calculation of t e combustion temperature of na-'
h~
r
tural and liquifted gases. Q,'flXKh GP irn-
Gubkina, Moscow, U 32--4
'SSR) 1970, 15(l)
(Russf. Heats ot dissocn. of combustiod'products of natural
and liquified gases, as calcd. from the f6rinula, qdi.a = lOOQdi.d-
+,Qdi.~,), where Qai...= 30.2 CO 4- 25.8 HI + 17 Off +
9.6 NO + 36.1 H + 26.6 0, ZriciO-11, aild cic-I was the
beat capacity of the ith component in the temp.tange frorn 0 to
f, decreased with increasing coeff. a bf excess air dnd were 0.5%
higher -than -those caled., with" valu6 for Qdiss and Qhi, which
'0.
neglected dissocn. products of HO and N The, differences be-
tween qji., for CH, and qji,. for C4H,o and CaH,4~ at 2100' were
--0.5 and 1.017c, resp. Tables of correction coeffs~. q5 qdi.,
for caleg. the rated cornbustiou temp- 1, = 01, froin the calori-
metric combustion temp. 1, were preod. for a = L15 and 1.3.
Lucile S. Davison
IA REEL/FRAME
19842020