SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DENIS, A. A. - DENISOV, S. I.

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USSR uDc 669.25'28
D_7-N7EZTj V.
"Substituting flolybdenum. for Tungsten in Cobalt-Base Heat-Resistant Alloys"
Moscow, 1.1'etallovedeniye I Termicheskaya Obrabotka Mletallov, 110 7, 1973, PP
Abstracti The possibility of substituting molybdenum for tungsten in industrial
cobalt-base heat-resistant alloys (L.-lar-14-509 and FSX-414) was experimen tally
determinedi Fropexties of these alloys in sbort-duaration tests, values of
their fatigue limit and relative elongatio*n, coefficients of thermal expansion,
and densities at room temperature are presented. Alloying with molybdenum
instead of tun-sten does not decrease the fatigue limit and ultimate resistance
0
of Pku-M-509 and rSX_LpjIp alloys, but increases their plasticity in creep
ruDture tests and decreases their density at room temperature. Coefficients
of thermal expansion, characteristics of microstructurep and cv1stallization
of both a3-loys are identical. Three tables.

USSR UDO 669.25-28
DEIZZI, Y.
"Substituting Rolybdenum for Tungsten-in Cobalt- Base Heat-Reeistant Alloys"
Moscow, 11,11etallovedeniye i Termicheskaya Obrabotka Metallov, NO 7, 1973, PP
22-24
Abstracti The possibility of substituting molybdenum for tungsten in industrial
cobalt-base heat-resistant alloys Qhr-M-509 and FSX-414) was experimentally
doterminedi Properties of these alloys in short-duaration tests, values of
thoir fatiguo limit arid rolativo elongation, coefficionts of thermal expp-nsion,
and densities at room temperature are presented. Alloying with molybdenum.
instead of tungsten does not decrease the fatigue limit and ultimate resistance
of flar-1,1`509 and M-414 alloys, but increases their plasticity in creep
rupture tests and decreases their density at room temperature. Coefficients
of thermal expansion, characteristics of microstructure, and ci-fstallization
of both alloys are identical. Three tables.

USSR UDC 51.621.391
DENIS, A. A.
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"The Problem of Completeness in the Theory of Automata"
Kibernetika ICybernetics -- Collection of Works], No 1, Kiev, 1970, pp 51-63,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 10,1971, Abstract
No 10 V604 from the authors introduction).
Translation: A general concept of completeness of sets in arbitrary partial
algebras is suggested. A brief review is presented of the status of the
problem of completeness, the -relationship is noted between various aspects
of this problem and unsolved problems are indicated. .,The results of the
author with respect to completeness of the set of weakly initial automata
are formulated.

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UDC 57, . 158. 347 0 1. 04
EFFECT OF FREU-1102 ON THE ACTIVIr,' OF ISUENZYMES OV LACTATE DEP.YrjRr1*'E%ASR
LArticle by L. A. Tiuij0%-,V. A. Varonlq1,e4A*',n.1.1,,n,1,~, I.- A. .,IAnYUChkV.1
cc inn
and T. ties S
Vol Hii 5, September-October 1972, pp V-B9,.sijl~mitted for publilcat.~on
16 December 19711
Me literature contains Information on the pcnsthilirv ot' atmospheric
contdmination. of clored rpaceo by chemical aubstancus emanating from mechan-
,ochnical
isms , . apparatus and different gysLt:ms (Flenedson, 1. V. Kustov
and L. A. Tlunov; Singer). In pirticolar. the attention of ropearchers ha~ i
been drawn to Ulu study of freons. For example, the presence of freon-
114132 in the air of American spaceships has been noted by 'Wessel, Stnnzeyer,~
Anderuon and Sanders. It is emphasized that upon contact with heated sur-
faces the freons decompose, fotming hydrogen chloride and fluorld a and
traces 6C phcugcne (S. A. Totrel'&on and it. k. Razran; Weese.1). Accordl.gly~,
ntudy of the biological effect of freon-1102 and the products of its do-
composition is a timely problest.
Ihe toxic*erfect of freon-114112 has been studied by B. b, Xatpov,
A. L. gorbakova. et al. A relativelX low toxicity. presence of a narcotic
effect, and danger of products of pyrolytic decoopooition have been noted
(Wowcett). -zaklnv Into account tivat the narcotic effect is accompanied by
hylCXI4 and accumulaLion of lactic acid in cerebral tissues (A. V. Palladin
and B. 1. rhaykinn)o In the c2su of intoxication by freon-1102 one can
expect charges in lictate dehydrogenane activity, since an excess of the
substrate exerts a considerable Inhibiting effect on this enzyme Mbowftz
and Ott; OLLOW11311i and Dentatedt).
A change in lactate dehydrogenasL activity war, registered in intoxi-
Car lunn by carbon monoxide (L. A. Tiunov and V. V. Kuntov; recorn, et 41.)
and Iead,(Qt.ntr ini and C41014) ;d Auchange In the Isoenryve; of lactate
dcfiydrog nase has boon describ 4 ring hypoxia caused by an oxigen shorLZge
(Yu. A. Yurrov) and in poisoning by styrene (Klein, or al.).
PAIT 15 7 7
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USSR UDC 621.376.332
DENISEP11,02 A. N.
"Use of a Frequency Discriminator when Measuring Distance in FMI Radio Range
Finding Systems"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika, Vol 27J. No 1, 1972, pp 1-5
Abstract: A study is made of the possibility of using a frequency discriminator
to measure distance in FM radar systems. The functions relating the voltage
-it the frequency discriminator output included in a.F,11 radar set to the dis-
tance to the reflecting object are derived. Modulation with respect to a
harmonic law and noise modulation are conside.red. The characteristics of the
frequency discriminators are described by which the derIved expressions permit
establishment of the dependence of the constant component of the voltage at
the frequency discriminator output on the distance to the reflecting object.
Under certain conditions, the dependence of-the output voltage on the distance
is unique. For the case of 01-1 noise, the case, of a linear modulation charac-
teristic is cunsidered. Beginning with the condition.,. of formation of the-
signal at the mixer output in the radar, the relationc obtained permit deter-
mination of the basic requirements and selection of the parpr,,,eters of the
frequency discrii,,.inator ivied for this measurement. An error analysis is per-
formed for the frequency discriniln~tLor design calculations.

USSR uDc 621-791.756,669.15-194
MUDELIBERG, S. L., RYBAKOV, A. A., and 'gsE' -,.Aj., Institute of
Electric Welding imeni Ye. 0. Paton of ?0-ficaMd-Memy o Sciences, UkxSSR
"The Effect of Titanium on Properties of Welded Joints of Silicomanganic
SteeVI
Kiev# Avtomaticheskayap Svarka, 110 7- Jul 72, pp 9-12
Abstracti An investigation was made of the effect of up to 0.2% Ti additions
on the mechanical properties of welded Joints of silicomanganic steel con-
taining o.14-o.i7% c, i.oa-i.27%,mn, 0.51-0-82% Si, and 0.029-0,086% Al.
Specimens 11 mm thick and double-seam flux welded with Sv-OBGA electrode
were investigated. The welding of silicomanganic steel with > 0-15% Ti
additions was found to lead to joint embrittlenent. A decrease of Ti additions
to O.Iyp tends to increase the impact ductility of individual parts of
welded Joints. Recommendations are given for welding silicomanganic steel
with increased T1 content 0.13%) and for increasing impact ductility of
the seam metal and the metal of the near-seam zone of silicomanganic steel
additionally alloyed with 0.15% Ti. Five illustrations, nine
bibliographic references.
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Computers: 'Digita
USSR
SYCHEEV, V. V., TERESftCHENKO, S. S., P:EnqEIM~., E. A.
"Resolution of Scanning Cathode Ray Tubes in In-out Devices"
Kazan', Vvod i Vyvod Graficheskoy Informatsid v Tsyfrovykh Vychislitell-
nykh Mashinakh, Kazan' University, 1972, pp 19-21
Abstract: The paper describes the results of investigation of the feasi-
bility of using scanning readers based on the "Ofort" CRT for processing
information from both 35 mm and 70 mm microfilm~during computer input.
The "Ofort" CRT has the advantages.of high speed and resolution of 30-40
Idnes/mm at 80% modulation in the center,of the image for a raster of
70 x70 mm. The authors studied the possibility of increasing the working
field of the raster to 90 x90 mm with a 25-30 jim scanning spot. The ex-
perimental results show that the "Ofort" CRT can be used with a raster
field of 90x 90 mm for a resolution of '30 lines/mm. Thus it should be
possible to use this cathode ray tube in processing textual and graphic
data stored on microfilm.
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0. S -
SKLYAREVICH, A. N..~ Dt
~KO
-1 for Multiple Defects"
"Sequence of Tests Used to Check ALItOMdt,
Izv. Leningr. Elektrotekhn. In-ta. [Works of Leningrad 111stitute of Elec-
tric Engineering], 1972, No 118, Part 1, pp 98-102 (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 3, Moscow, 1973, Abstract No 3 V444
by KI. Madatyan)
Translation: An algorithm is suggested for construction of complete
checking tests for an automaton, determined by its logic plan. Defects
such as constant 0.1 and inversion of a signal. are analyzed.

USSR UDC: 621.762.5.001
r SKOPOK-110D, V. V. , Institute of Problems of Material Science,
Academ of Sciences, ULSSR
y
"Creep of Nickel Powder in Oxidizing and Neutral Mediall
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Nietallurgiya, No 4, 1972, pp 83-87.
Abstract: The kinetics of creep and the effect of preliminary oxidation
on creep are studied by compression of sintered powdered. nickel briquettes in
air and in argon. It is demonstrated that preliminary oxidation decreases
the deformation Tate. Oxidation under load activates dislocation flow in the
early stages of the process. The relationship between volumetric sh-rinkage
during oxidation and during creep in air indicates a dislocation mcchanisill of
deformation in both cases. However, the seeming invariancc of total shrinkage
may be only apparent for a number of reasons, including a possible difference
in weight gain between free oxidation and oxidation under load, simultaneous
developnent during oxidation of processes activating and inhibiting deforma-
tion, or possible localization of dislocation creep resulting from the chem-
ical -reaction in the thin surface laver of the particles. All of these
problems must be studied furtherbefore final conclusions can be drawn.

USSR uDc 621.762:621-772
MAY, V. K., a nd 1YE"NE03 A, F., Institute of the Problems
of %teriai_Wbc~ience, ~A!01~~KrSSR
"Effect of Nichrone Powder Structure Characteristics of Hot Pressuring
Kinetics"
Kiyev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, no 6 (102), Jun 71, pp 25-28
Abstract: The mtallographic investigation of hot pressed Nichrone specimens
did not reveal a substantial growth of grains with increasing temperature and
increasing pressures. Therefore, the mein parameters characterizing the
structural factor must be of the size of the initial powder particles and the
magnitude of the mosaic blocks established during the hot pressing process.
The effect of initial powder particle sizes on the packing rate was experiment-
ally investigated on powder of Nichrome Yh_201480. Its packing kinetics and
calculated deformation change kinetics during hot pressing are shown. The
structural factor characterizing the packing rate during hot pressing vas
found to be a monotonically decreasing function of the average powder particle
afte. The character and direction of the substructure chanje during hot
pressing are determined not only by te-mmerature and the hot pressure, but
they depend also on preliminary- thermal treatmeent of the rowder. Four
illuotr., two tables, five formulas, five biblio. refs.

USSR UDC 621.3.064.1:6-91.315.1.3.027.5
DENISENKO, G. I. MALINOVSKIY, A. A.
"'Application of Cutouts in Ripple Voltage Circuits"
Vestn. Lvov._ politekhn. in-ta (141evs of the L'vov Politechnical Institute),
1970, No 46, pp 27-37 (from R i-Elektrbtclhnika i Energetika, No 3, Mar 71,
Abstract No 3YeIO9)
Translation: The possibility of using cutouts installed in 6-10 kv AC net-
works for protection from single-phase short circuits in a ripple current
circuit with a variable voltage component up to 10 kv is investigated and
evaluated. The lirAting transformer power for which,such protection is
possible both with short circuiting across the transEormer clamps and at any
point of the winding is determined. A procedure is proposed for calculating
the.phase distribution of the current of the electric power transmission line
and the transformer in the case of a single-phase short circuit considering
the effect of the current regulator of the converter:for a circuit of any
complexity. There are 4 illustrations and a 10-entry bibliography.
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UNCLASSIFIF PRCCESSING DATE--17JUL70
TITLE-LUMINESCENCE CF PHENANTHRENE WIT NTHRACENE IMPURITY ADSORBRI)
::~_~ON~ KAY ZEOLIlTE -U-
APTHOR---!Dl~ 15E~IK09 G.I., LISOVENK09 V.A~.~')PAK, M.J.
CCLNTRY CF IKFC--LSSR
SCURCE-ZF. PRIKL* SPEKTROSK. 197.01 12(l), 108-12
CATE PLBLISFEC ----- -7C
~UEJECTAREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-LUMINESCENCE, ANTHRACENE, ZECLITEt AOSORPTIGN, HEPTANE,
:.~_,CHEMICAL SEPARATICN, PHENANTHRENE
CCNTRCL PARKIN.G-hC PESTRICTICNS
CCCUMENT~CLASS-UNCLASSIFIEC
PROXY REEUFRAPE-1~64/1323 STEP NC--UR/0368/70/012/001/0108/0112
CIRC ACCESSICN NC--APCC55554

Bade N ri --:'Abstracting Servite: Code:
MICAt 'ABST to -7D
CHEI:
P00559'94
r-116417g Luminescence of phe nanthrene with an anthracen
2!
impurity adsorbed on NaY zeolite.' D ' k G. I.; Lisovenk
;pisen.a,
V. A.; Shpak, M.' T.JUSSR.).. r%K~.' ~Spekt 1970,
108-12 (Russ). Fluorescence' afid '~phosphorescence
spectra were recorded at 77*K_ ' The samples were prepd- as
described (G. 1. Denisenko, 1968). The initial coucn- of
pheiianthroline, contg. traces of anthrakene in heptane and in
zeolite was 10'-I and 10-2-10-3 g/4~m3., Changes of the spectra
on evacuation, exposure to -air', and washing with heptane in-
dicate that on exposure to air, thehydrocarbibns are-forced on the
zeolite surface where they 'form aggregates similar to mixed
crystals. This phenomenon can be used.td remove tracts of
anthracene from phenanthrene-, V. Zitko
UPC
RJEEL/FRAME

112 030 UNCL AS I FI.ED PROCESSING OATE-11'~;EP70
TITLE--POLYMF-RIC COMPOSIT104S BASED ON POLY(VINYL CHLOPIDE) AND 9UTA-1)[EINE
STYRENE THERMOELASTIC PLASTIC MATERIALS FOR ARTIFICIAL LEATHER -U-
AUTfiOR--D EN I'S ENKO I I . SKOVA L EV, N. F. M I SHUS T I N, IU. , A.L EK S EYE NKO, V. I
-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--KOZH., OBUV. PROM. 1970, 12(2) 4-4-6
DATE PU13LISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
~---TOPIC TAGS--POLYVINYL CHLORIDEt BVTADIENE STYPENE RESIN, LEATHER,
COPOLYMER, TENSILE STRFNGTH, ELONGATIONt FREEZING, PLASTICIZER/(*J)DST30
BUTADIENF STYRENE RESIN
CONTROL MARK[NG-NO RESTRICTIONS
:-DOCUMENT CLASS--UINCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME--1989/0187 STEP NO--UR/0498/79/012/002/0044/0046
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106843
UNCLASSIFIED

212 030 UNCLASSIFIED PPOCESSM 0ATE--11S-_P70
CIPC ACCESSION -NO--AP0106843
:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(.U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECTS OF A BUTADIENE STYRENE
BLOCK COPOLYMER DkST-30 (1) (CONTG. 30PERCeNT STYRENE) ON THE
PHYSICOMECH. ~PROPERTIES OF POLY(VINYL CHLnRIDE) (11) wERE STUDIEo.
INTRODUCTION,OF LARGER THAN 60 -PARTS 1. 10.0 PARTS It BROUGHT A-IOUT
STRENGTH AND RELATIVE'ELONGATION, SUGGESTING THAT I
WAS A POLYMERIt PLASTICIZED OF.11'. THE FREEZE 6ESISTANCE, FLEXURAL
STRENGTH9 TEAR STRENGTH,.AND REBOUND-.RESILIE-NCE INTrIbLLY DECLINED .41TH
ADDN.' OF f, REACHING AMIN. A-T 60-70 PARTS.[, AND ON FURTHER ADON. OF 1,
-'-,INCRE-ASED, PRESUAAStY-DUE. JO. LI'MITED'CO-MPATIBILITY BETWEEN' I AND HIGHLY
POLAR 11. ~AN INTERLAYER PLASTICIZATION:MECHAMS14 IS PROPOSED.
_UNCLASSIFIED

L/2 020 UNCLASSIFIE0:: PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
,TI TLE--DETERMINATION OF ASPARTATE AMINOTRANSFERAS E ISOENLYMES IN SERUM BY
N ENZYMIC ELECTROPHORETIC METHOD -U-
A
:-AUTHOR-.(03)-DENISENKOv L.N.t KOROVKINv 86F.t AMDIY, E*M.
-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--LAB. DELO 1970, (1), 25 7
!'::DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
...SUBJECT AREAS-81OLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
:TOPIC TAGS--HEPATITIS, AMINOTRANSFERASE, GAMMA GL
OBULINt ALPHA GLOBULINi
MITOCHONDRION
..CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-~DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/1644 STEP NO--UR/9099/70/000/001/0025/0027
iCIRC ACCESSION NQ--AP0106390
UNCLASSIFIED

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~.2/5 ~020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING PATE--160CT70
~,.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106390
At3STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. USING THE METHODS OF T. BOYDE AND
A. LATNER (1962) AND,OF A. BURGER, ET AL. (1964);ONLY 1 ISOENZYME
(CYTOPLASMIC) OF THE TITLE ENZYME WAS DETECTEU IN THE BLOOD SERUM OF
HEALTHY HUMANS; THIS ISUENIYAE HAU AN ELECTROPHORErtc MOBILITY AT PH 8.6
IN AGAR GEL SIMILAR TO THAT OF ALPHA:SUB2 GLOBULINS. IN PATIENTS WITH
LIGHT~BOTKINIS DISEASE THE ACTIVITY OF THE ISOENZYME WAS HIGHER AND IN
NZYME (MITOCHONDRIAL)
SEVERE BOTKIN-S DISEASE ANOTHER ISOE I w PTA
-ELECTRUPHORETIC MOBILITY SIMILAR TO THAT.LIF GAMMA GLOBULINS OCCURRED IN
~ADDN. FACILITY: VOENNOMED. AKAOP IM. KIROVAv LENINGRADo USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

Denisenko N...I---
Steam Superheaters of Ship Steam Boil7_ers (Paroperegrevateli sudovykh parovykh
Leningriad, Sudostroyeniye, 1970, 182 pp (SL:2065)
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
'Preface
..Symbols 5
Introduction 6
'Chapter I Basic Trends in the Development of Designs of Steam Super-
heaters 9
Operating Conditions of Steam Superheaters 59
III Designs and Calculation of Steam Superheaters 117
-hppendix 177
Bibliography 181
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03682
Ace. Mr.*:
Giver-are awmarative evaluation and analysis of structures and groupw -
of systems.,of steam superheaters of contemporary ship boilers, methods for their
calculatiop, A brief characteristics of steels used in construction of steam
superhe-aters,,:._ and examnles of calculation methods-.
The book was written for engineering-technical personnel of design
-,and.scientific research organizations, ship mechanics and college students*
REELIFRAME

FUME neairn,
USSR UDC 612.8+612.766.1
CHM!ASOVA, G. T., JajjjO=:6QMM6". and LEMAN, V. M., Dnepropetrovsk Medical
Institute, Dnepropetrovsk
"Heavy and Tense Work of Some Professional Workers at Automated Plants"
Kiev, Fiziolohichnyy Zhurnal, Vol 18, No 4, Jul/Aug 72, pp 554-559
Abstract: Work of operators controlling the performance of automatic instru-
ments and of workers doing physical work at the same production lines is com-
pared. Eight professions involving 124 individuals were analyzed. Physiologi-
cal studies were carried out 4-5 times per shift, and ergonomic studies, during
the entire shift. Despite a difference in assignment of two groups of operators
at two different plants their work required constant attention accompanied by
emotional tension without interruptions in the workload por shif t:. At the end
of the shift they responded less accurately to their assignment and paid less
attention. The pulse rate in both groups was accelerated almost identically
despite the fact that one group carried out its assignment while seated.
Work of both groups was classified as tense. Workers doing only physical
work (different professions) requiring the use of different muscles lost their
work productivity level at the -end of the uhif t, their. pulse rate averaged
and workers doing physical work,
97-106 bents/min. Both. groups, operators
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CHUr_HASOVA, G. T.,et al., Fiziolohichnyy Zhurnal, Val 18, No 4, Jul/Aug 72,
pp 554-559
were tired and lost some of their productivity. But these conditions had
different causes: in the first case by constant attention while watching
performance of different instruments, and in the second case, simple physical
exhaustion. -The authors see a need for a healthy organization of the work
and rest hours to eliminate disturbances in the work procedures.
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Ace. Nr.: AF0042G42 Ref~ Code: O-S
Riometer Absorption and Ionospheric-11a2etic Activity
(Abstract: "Study of the Correlation.Between Riometer Absorption and
Ionospheric-Magnetic Activity iii the Auroral Zone," by Yu. N. Gorshkov
and N.~M. DenisegL&, Nort eastern MultidisciRline Scientific Research
Institute, Siberian Department Acade'my*of Sciences USSR;,Dloscow, Geomag-t
petizm I-Aeronomiya. Val X. No 1. 1970. Pv' 73-w-76)
nature of.ano alous absorption in the high
In.orderto explain the m
-latitudes,it-is very important to determine the-quantitative'characteris-
h
tics.of its interrelationship with variat'ions of ionosp eric and geomag-
netic parameters. This paper examines the correlations of these phenomena
on the basis of data from vertical sounding of the ionosphere and riometer
absorption at Cape Shmidt and geomagnetic observations in the world net
during 1966. Cosmic-radio emission was registered at a frequency of 32
Mc/sec. As a characteristic of ionospheric disturbance the authors com.~-
.-puted the hourly deviations of the critical frequencies of the,F2 layer
and the minimum frequency of reflection from the corresponding median values
for ten magnetically quiet days., The collected data were used in dete'rmin-
ing the.diurnal variations of these deviations for distuAed days for
summer and winter. In addition, the mean daily ZlfOF2 and,6 fmin.values
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were computed; these can be used as a quantitative characteristic of
change in the state of ionization.of the upper atmosphere with time. Geo-
magnetic disturbance was estimated from the L KP indices. Disturbed days
were those with E Kp > 15. The seasonal variation of~the mean daily A
-(absorption) values, computed separately for magnetically quiet and
disturbed days, agree rather well with - the similar variation of the 5,7 K
P
index. The curves show that in both cases the A and Y, K maxima coinclde
and fall in September, whereas the A minimum, falling In Rpril, relates to
a period of relatively low geomagnetic activity. For disturbed days the
correspondence between A and ~~ Kp is considerably better than for quiet
days. There is a relatively good correspondence in changes of A and 4.fmin,
Correlation coefficients are almost not dependent on season and for winter
and summer are 0.67 and 0.63 respectively. As a characteristic of absorp-
tion one can use fmin; the reliability of the.estimates willbe approxf-
mately identical for any season. There Is no correlation between absorption
and Z2~,fOF2 in winter; the correlation is not much better in summer. The
results indicate a small contribution of the F2 layer to total absorption
(which contradic~,s some other studies). on disturbed days the absorption
maximum is at 11JO LT, with the minimum at midnight. There is also a morn-
ing maximum at 0600. The distribution of maximum and minimum values In
;Z4
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But=er is different. The minimum and morning maximum are two hours later
..than in winter and there is no nighttime maximum. In general, increased
absorptioa in winter occurs during the first.half of the day and in-the
summ, er in the second half; this is governed by the seasonal difference in
the distribution of geomagneti'c activity'. Correlation.of other parameters
is analyzed. The correlation between total absorption.and the Kp index is
-b-1Sh;.it is linear and expressed by the regression equation.
A 0.3 + 0.036 ZKp.
UEking this equation, on the basis of data on the level.of geomagnetic
activity it is possible to judge with a good degree of approximation the
degree of absorption for a particular regibn,and vice versa, using Thean
absorption for a particular day.,it is possible to determine the magnetic
disturbance.
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USSR UDC 615.471-615.849.5
_.a,,N., IVICHEV, B. V., KOZLOV, V. A., SKOROPAD, Yu. D.,
STROYKOV, M. Ye.
"Fifty-Channel Dosimeter With Transistorized Detectors"
Moscow, Meditsinskaya Radiologiya, Vol 18, No 2, 1973, pp 40-45
Translation: Department of Roentology and Radiology (Chief-Academician of
Academy of Medical Sciences, USSR, G. A. Zedgenidze) of the Scientific-
Technical Institute of Medical Radiology of,the Academy of Medical Sciences,
USSR, Obninsk.
Growth of means for measurement of dose fields lead to the creation of
automatic isodoseographs of the following or scanning type (V. A. Volkov, Kh.
Dzhons; E. G. Bochkarev and V. A. Mikhaylov). In essence such an isodoseo-
graph is a dosimeter, the movement and recording of readings of which take
place automatically. The principal disadvantages.of a device of this type
is the low oDerativeness, the impossibility of measurements in solid phantoms,
and also with the use of mobile methods of irradiation provide a way so that
the isodosograph pertains to the class of single-channel recording systems.
Transition to multichannel methods of recording because of the basic
trend in measuring techniques makes it possible to eliminate the disadvantages
mentioned above.

USSR
DENISEMKO, 0. N., et al., Meditsinskaya Radiologiya, Vol 18, No 2, 1973, pp
40-45
In the literature a 10-channel isodoseograph with ionization chambers
(Birkner) is described; however, the small number of detectors requires ad-
ditional transfer of them which for practical purposes reduces the principal
advantages of a multichannel system to nothing.
A fifty-channel system of-recording a dose field with megavolt radia-
tion energy was developed by us.
The over-all block diagram of the multichannel dosimeter shown in
Fig. 1 is constructed an the principle.of time sharing of the channels. The
commutator Kl, which is triggered by the generator G, successively connects
the detectors Dl--D50 to the input of the d-c amplifier (UPT). The amplified
signal passes by way of commutator K2, operating in step with the commutator
KI, through the correcting network KTsa__KTs50,'ntended for balancing the
sensitivity of the detectors, and is a mitted nto the recording device. The
recording device is a digital voltmeter TsV, the frequency of the measurement
cycle of which is also determined by the generator G. The response of the
digital voltmeter can be recorded v1sually,-photographically or with the aid
of the digital-printing device TsU. During.the comparative representation of
the results of the measurements, the signal Jo of the reference detector is

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established with the aid of a resistor R, 100 percent equal to 100 units (mv).
The sensitivities Jn of the other detectors automatically represent the ratio
in/j. expressed in percentages. -n junction are used as
Semiconductor silicon phototransducers with a p
radiation detectors, the electrical and dosimetric character of which are well
known (Yu. B. Mandel'tsvayg; A. N. Krongauze and coauthors; F. I. Glezin and
coauthors). For their use in a multichannel system it is~necessary that the
spread of the basic parameters -- sensitivity, energy dependence, internal
resistance -- be a minimum. The initial choice of detectors with dimensions
of 10 x 10 x 1 mm. from a batch of-300 pieces was made on the basis of measure-
ments with the aid of an avometer [ampere-volt-olimmeterl of the values of the
forward and back resistances. As investigations showed, for maintenance of
zero of an amplifier operating in a compensating regime it is necessary that
the magnitude Rback be not less than 50--60 kOhm.
After this, the energy dependence was studied of 10 detectors arbi-
trarily selected from a batch of detectors in the 13-120 e.v. range.
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The results obtained show that the maximum spread does not exceed 20-30
percent. It practically did not affect the attenuation curves of C060 measured
with the aid of these detectors. The attenuation curves coincided with atten-
uation curves measured by the scintillation detector of the NS-200/B dosimeter
with a precision on the order of 3 percent, which corresponds to data obtained
in the work of V. K. Lyapidevskiy. The,geometry of the detector in the form of
a plate with dimensions of 10 x 10 x 1 mm is not optimum, which appears in the
dependence of the sensitivity on the angle of incidence of the quanta emission.
In order to improve the geometry, the plates were divided into two equal halves
which then were superimposed one on the other (sensitive side inward) so that
the over-all dimensions of the detector became equal to 10 x 5 x 2 mm. Electric-
ally, these parts of the detector were connected in parallel, thanks to which
the electrical parameters and the sensitivity of the'new detector correspond
to the original (up to cutting). The dependence of the response on the angle
of incidence of the Yquanta during this did not exceed 5 percent (the analogous
magnitude for the original plate was 25 percent).
The maximum spread of the detector was in sensitivity. The differential
distribution of sensitivity is shown in Pig. 2 a and the integral in Fig. 2 b.
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60-
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A) 70 j0 7a YV 1610 M '60 al 'ry
a 6.
Fig. 2. Distribution of Detectors With Respect to
Sensitivity
a--Differential; b--Integral. Solid line up to "cutting
of the detectors; dotted line, after.
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C060 radiation was used in determining the sensitivity. The relative
sensitivity (the response of the most sensitive detector is taken as equal to
100) is plotted on the X axis and the relative number of detectors (the over-
'all number of detectors in a batch corresponds to 100) on the Y axis.
All detectors were equalized to a relative sensitivity of 40 percent.
It is clear that during this it is possible to utilize those.detectors, the
relative sensitivity of which exceeds 40 percent. it is possible mechanically
to reduce the sensitivity (e.g., by a decrease of the dimensions of the detec-
tor) and by electrical means. We used the latter method, for which correcting
networks were introduced into the electrical circuit [tsep'] for the signals
after amplification, with the aid of which it was possible smoothly to change
the sensitivity to the necessary magnitude. As seen from Fig. 2 b, the rela-
tive number of detectors which were used during this did not exceed 25 percent
(for a relative sensitivity of 40 percent). In order to increase the output
of the detectors in a batch which are used, and the preliminary (up to elec-
trical correction) equalizing of their sensitivity, the process described .
above of improving the geometry of the detectors was used. To accomplish this,
the halves of detectors with a relative sensitivity greater than 40 percent
were connected with halves of detectors with a relative sensitivity less than
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40 percent, so that the sum of their relative sensitivities would amount to
40 percent. The corresponding distributions after these operations are shown
in the dotted lines of Figs. 2 a and 2 b. It is seen that the output of de-
tectors which are used increased up to 55 percent. Furthermore, the spread of
the detectors with respect to sensitivity (see Fig. 2 a) was substantially
decreased, which to a considerable degree contributed to a simplification of
the electrical circuits for sensitivity control. After electrical connection
the final spread of 50 selected detectors did not exceed 2 percent.
The detectors were placed at the ends of rods (at a depth of 3 mm) with
a length of 30 cm and a diameter of 1 cm, made of tissue-equivalent mass M-3,
Conductors with a cross section of 0.14 mm passed within the rods. The number
of the detector was placed on the lateral face of the rod. For convenience in
exploitation, all the detectors were united in groups of 10 pieces each, which
are connected via releasable connections to the block of the KI commutator,
distributed in the immediate vicinity of the phantom.
The principal circuit and the external appearance of the multichannel
dosimeter are shown in Figs. 3 and 4..
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Key to Fig. 3.
1. (SII)-l, -2 Step-by-step switch
2. Galvanometric induction converter
3. Digital voltmeter
4. Detectors
5. Manual interrogation
6. Manual-automatic
ShI-50/4 step-by-step switches were used as Kl and K2 commutators.
Their triggering was accomplished by the thyristorized generator Ll, operating
in a regime of energy pileup in the interval between.pulses. The possibility
is provided for of manual or automatic interrogation with frequency control.
After the commutator Kl the signal enters a Type 1-310 d-c amplifier which
contains a Type 131M/3 galvanometric induction converter (GIP) an a-c ampli-
fier, and a synchronous demodulator. The input resistance of the GIP does not
exceed 1-2 ohm which makes it possible to assure realization of a short-circuit
regime. From the GIP the signal proceeds via the commutator K2 to the correcting
network which contains the variable resis,tors R14-R53. Resistor R54 (100
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percent R) is used during relative measurements. For an indication of the
number of a detector being questionedo indicator digital panels were used,
connected with the aid of the ShI-50/4 contacts, and giving in digital form
the number of the detector being questioned. The results of the measurements
were recorded with the aid of a Type ShCh1411M digital voltmeter, with which
an output to digital printing in the code 2-4-2-1 was provided.
Structurally the multichannel dosimeter is made in the form of the
block of detectors, the block of the commutator Kl,.a principal block in
which are located the commutator K2, the d-c amplifier (UPT), the correcting
network, and the control general G, the power supply block, and the digital
voltmeter block.
The commutator K, is located in the immediate vicinity of the phantom.
The signals are transmitted with the aid of a coaxial cable approximately 20 m
long. For convenience, in the principal block there was a supplementary
pointer-type recorder (SR) (See Fig. 1) of the power of the radiation dose,
connected to the output of the GIP.
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The multichannel dosimeter can be used with any phantom, both liquid
and solid. In our investigations a dosimetric phantom of a human thorax was
used, prepared on the basis of this part of the skeleton fixed in Formalin.
The thorax wall, the heart, liver, and diaphragm are fulfilled from the N-3
phantom mass (M. Tyubiana and coauthor).- The tracheia and esophagus are simu-
lated with vinyl chloride tubes. The spinal column canal is a natural cavity
with vinyl chloride tubes lead into it. In place of the arrangement of the
lungs, a cavity is provided, with the anatomy and dimensions of the skeleton
taken into account. The cavity can be filled with various tissue-like ma-
terials and ionizing radiation detectors can be introduced into it. On the
side of the distal end of the phantom there are 50 cylindrical channels I cm
in diameter in which rods with detectors can be placed. The direction of the
channels coincides with the longitudinal axis of the phantom.
Thus the dosimetric phantom of a human thorax makes it possible wholly
or partially to vary the composition of the substance filling the "lungs"
cavity and to place detectors at any point of the phantom, including the
T'esophagus," "trachea," and the "spinal column channel."
Measurements performed on this phantom with the aid of the multichannel
dosimeter showed that introduction of detectors into the phantom did not affect
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With the electronic stages taken into consideration the over-all error
of measurements did not exceed 5 percent.
- Conclusions A 50-channel dosimeter with semiconductor detectors of the
r1solar cell" type was developed. The principle of time sharing of the detector
communication channels with the recording device is placed.at the basis of the
block diagram. The multichannel dosimeter makes it possible to conduct measure-
ments on any phantom with the application of static methods of irradiation. It
would be possible to use a block diagram with parallel "interrogation" of detec-
tors for recording of the dose field,with mobile methods of irradiation; however,
for a large number of channels its creationencounters considerable difficulties.
In spite of this it is possible to stress that transition to multichannel methods
of recording~dose fields is very promising and the development in question is
..only the first step in this direction.
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KRONGAUS, Z. N., LYAPIDEVSKIY, V. K., FROLOVA, A. V., Physical Basis of
Clinical Dosimetry, Moscow, 1969.
KRONGAUS, Z. N., GLEZIN, F. I., GRIGOR'YEVA, G. M., Medical Radiology, 1970,
No 9, p 68.
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Received 16 December 1971
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Nr 1, pP47-tP-3
THE EFFECT OF THE DETECTORS' SIZE ON THE ACCURACY OF THE DOSE
FIELD DETERMI NATION
Denisenko, 0. N.; Il'ichev, B.' V.; Koziov, V. A.
Summary
An analysis of the effect )raduced by the! detector's size oil tile resolution capacity
of tile measuring device for different. dose Alstributions is gy N, e n. An expression for th;,
optimal choice of the detector's size is presented,-which tak-6s account of the effect of the
error due to the limited sensitivity.
V, REEL/FIRAIME
1-9711-479-

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USSR LMC 615.849.015.3
DENISENKO, 0. N., IVICM, B. V., and KOZLOV, V. Department of Roentgenology
ana-RadroFi-o-ro-gy, Institute of:Medical Radiology, Academy of Medical Sciences
USSR
"Effect of the Size of the Detectors on the A6curac of Dose Field Determina-
y
tion't
Moscow, Meditsinskaya Radiologiya, No 1, 1970, pp 67-72
Abstract: The authors examine cases of different ratios where I
X X
is the length of the detector and x x is the length ol the investigated
2 1
area of change in function of the dose field D(x). iThey show that using a
detector in which 1;> x - x is equivalent to using a detector with an in-
2 1
finitely small length. The error is greater in the case of a detector with
I < x x than with the infinitely small detector. The size of the de-
2 1
tector is unimportant for several fields. The authors emphasize that in choos-
ing the size of a detector, one must take into account both the error arising
its limited resolving power and the error caused by its limited sensi-
tivity. They present an expression that takes into account the combined effect
of these errors.

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-TIFLE-TRAINSISfORIZE0 DOSIMETER OF LONG WAVE FzOENTGEN kADIATION -u-
-~AUTHOR-1031-KOZLOV, V.A., DEt 1-11 ILICHEVi B.V~
,::C,CU.NTRY OF FNFO--USSR
RADIOLUGIYA* 1970, VOL 151 NR 4r PP 61-63
--.DATE PUSL I SHED-----70
:.SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND mEDICAL SCIENCES
~T.OPIC TAGS-RADIATIOri DOSIMETER, TRANSISTOR, X RAY L)E'TECTION7 X RAY
Ml E A S UH. E M t N -1
C 4 T R U LA k, K I N G - N' 0E S II C T 10 tS
PUCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
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CIRC ACCE
UNLLA_SSll_lfD

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CIRC ACCESSION N10-AP0109114
-A8STRACT/c'-XTRACT--f'U) GP-V'-- ABSTRACT. I HE AUTHORS Dt-SCRPJk'7 A DUSIME-TER
WITH TRANSISTOkIZED st-16NITURS ENDOWkD wil T HUIFFERENT ~P,:ERGY L)EPLE'NL)ENCES.
THE ENERGY DEPENDENCE OF THE DOSIMETER DOES MOT k-:XC-'-~R) PLUS OR M114US
3PERCENT IN THE RAINGE FROM DELTA ONE HALF E-LjUALS. 0.2-ilit-,IAL W Tlj DELTA
Oi',,'E HALF EQUALS 1.8 MMAL. FACILITY: OTDEL RENTGENDLOGIT I
RADIOLOG! I INSTITUTA MIE-DITSINSKOY -RADIOLOGI I AM-N SSSR.

USSR UDC 577.4
DEMISENKO, 0. S., and SKLYAREVICH, A. N.
*The Verification Capabilities of a Test of an Inertial Automaton"
ab.- Teoriya konech. artomatov J ye!ye Pril, (Theory of Finite AutoraLta and
itz Application - collection of worka)o No 1, Riga, Zinatne, 1973, pp 47 - 63
.(-:rxvm RZh Matematika No 12, 1973, abstract No 12 V475)
Translationt, Questions of checking an inertial automaton are considered. The
considered are a constant and an additional signal inversion in the
circuit. v(t) designates the output function of a. correctly operating
automaton and u(t) the output function of an improperly working autonaton.
If the equation
zu + zu
holds for the input selection (test) A, this indicates that test A will detect
the problem. The article gives conditions which make it possible to determine
the testing capacity of each test.
Abstract by Kh. Madatyan.
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S.
I'Verification Functions for the Working State of Memory Ele-
ments"
Riga, Vopr. sinteza konechn. avtomatov--sbornik (Problems of Syn-
Finite Automata--co,llection of works), "Zinatne", 1972,
pp-131-142 (from RZh-Kibernetika., No 10, Oct 72, abstract No
1OV611 [author's abstract])
Translation: Formulas are derived for check
-ing the working
order of memory elements comprised of AND-NOT and OR-NOR logic
cells. Tests are found for checking these elements, and it is
shown that the use of verification functions for both outputs
when organizing a complete check of the elements to be analyzed
gives a smaller number of necessary tests than the use of func-
tions which verify working order for each of the outputs.
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DENISENKO., P. P. and DOLGUSHMA, A. T.., Chair of Pharmacology and General Toxi-
Institute of Sanitation,.Hygiene, and ~1edicine
"Effect of Cholinotropic Agents Injected Into the Hypothalamus on theCourse
of Traumatic Shock"
Moscow, Farmakologiya i Toksikologiya, No,6, 1972, pp 657-66o
Abstract: In exueriments on rabbits-, benactyzine, henicholine, and pediphen
were injected into the hypothalamus at the time a trauma was inflicted (blows
on the soft tissues), Blood pressure rose to 120 to 120 nim 11g, whereas in con-
trols and in animals receiving galanthamine or arecoldne, blood pressure rose
to 140 to 150 mn- Nicotine raised blood pressure only 10 nun. Benactyzine and
hemicholine also increased the ahinals':tolerance for,trawaa.. To lower blood
pressure to 6o -65 required inflicting a trauma twice to three times as severe
as in controls. Arecoline injected.into the anterior,hypothalamus increased
the.animals' sensitivity to trauma. When the same trauma was inflicted,
arterial Dressure never fell below 80 mm in the animals that received bemacty-
zine or hemicholine, and their life-span was somewhat longer. However, when
the trauma 1wrered blood pressti-re to the critical level, only nicotine and
eapecially pediphen injected into the posterior hypothalanrus increaued the
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D'SHISEIFICO) P. P. and DOLGUSHTIfA, A. T.,, Farmakologiya i Toksikologiya, iTo 61?
1972, pp 657-66o
animals' survival time, The results of these experiments shoT"r that the cholin-
ergic structures of the hypothalamus take part in the transmission of pain
through the regulation of blood pressure and that the courseof traumatic shock
is related to the functioning of the cholinoreactive systems.
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;~TITLE-ACTION OF SOME 5,ALKYL,2,PYRROLIDINONES ON THERMO REGULATIO.N AND
DIURESIS IN ANIMALS -U-
f-AUTHOR-'-DENISENKO, R P., LISITSINAt K.A.
;-"-COUNTR.Y OF INFO--USSR
..~SOURCE-FARMAKOL. TOKSIKOL. (MOSCOW)t 33(l), 42-3
,.DATE,PUBLISHED ------- 70
--,SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TAGS--PYRR.OLIDINE, KETONEt ALKYLATION, DIURESIS,.BOf)Y TEMPEP-PATURE
:CONTROL -'-,ARKI;"IG--NO RESTRICTIONS
'.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-1"PROXY PEEL/FRAMF---1986/1673 STEP '4r--UR/0390/70/033/001/004?/0043
_CIRC. ACCESSION i",10--AP0103439
UNC~ L A S S I F I-E

009 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-11SEP70
ACCESSION NO--AP0103439
-AOSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. -5-AMYL.2. PYRROLIDINONE,
..5vHEXYLvZvPYRR0L1bINONE, AND TO A LESSER EXTENT
'-50ROPYL,20YRROLIDINONE, 5jIS0BUTYL,2,PYRROLI0;Nr)NE,
5,lSOA4YLv'2,PYRROLIDlNnNE, 5,HEPTYL,2,PYRROtIDINONE, AND
5,NOJlJYL,2,PYRR0LIDINONE ADMINISTERED I.Pe INTO GUINEA PIGS, RABBITS, AND
..RATS AT 15, 30, 50, OR 100 MG-KG INHIBITE'D THE DEVELOPMENT OF
HYRERTHERM.IA-AND DELAYED DIORESIS FOR 2~HR, PROBABLY DUE TO INHIBITION
--O-F THE., NEUROHYPOPHYSIS.
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USSR UDC 6191616.988.73:636.5
TSIRO, V. A., Candidate of Veterinary Sciences, DIMITIRIYEN, P. V., KIRIYAROV,
'YE. A.0 and DENISE1,100 R. A., Veterinary Physicians
"Bird Ornithosis Out'break.7
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 3# Yar 71j p 64
Abstracti Up to 120 different species of wild birds and farz poultry can
contract ornithosis. Migrating birds transmit the disease to poultry. In
the Soviet Union, the o=ithosis pathogen was first'detected in 1948. However,
the disease was first recoxyled anong human beings in 19601 pernonnel in a'
poultry conbinee itere infected by sick ducks. These! ducks had been In con-
tact with pigeons inhabiting the farm and with water fowl inhabiting the
neighboring lakes. Bacteriological aid virological testo poiformod on the
x, arA water fowl
blood sexum arA on iztexral organs of ~ the dicks p pire or
revealed an absence of bacteria and the presence of:ornithosis virus.
Veterinary therapeut-1 a and preventive measures were taken imadiately. The
disease was eradicated, arA no cases of ornithosi-s have bcon recorded since
then.
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T
PO-N0,':AREv,`KO, E. P., Candidate of Technical Sciences,
TYKkTA, P. N. , DOMID, A. A. , GIRIGORCHUX, G. ~P. ,
Pngineers
"On Chrorao Plating of Enbedded Parts in Reinforced Concrete
Structures"
Moscu.-v, Beton i Zhelezobeton, No. 4, April, 1971, pp 26-28
Abstract: O-ne of the ofHocLive moons to urevent corrosion
is ch-rocmc, :~--pecaali%, the Ore. cj~,-nosited I)v the
Tli
-'0'1. is mothod colisi~tt-s of keeping
in 1-i vacu.,wi't furnace at 1300'C.
Phe st-ecl treated by this mothod looses some of its
strength 1,:
-s subsequently normalized.

USSR
Ild �r,
P0,11,01111 TKOI P., et al, Beton i Zhelezobeton, No 4-, April 1971, pp 26-28
Welding of the chrome plated parts with stainless
electrodes does not destroy the chrome plating.
Tests %-.,ith nitric acid showed -'that the corrosion
resistance of chronnc plated specimens equals that of
chrorne-nickel steel.
Use on chronc n1ated ;Dart-s for the prof abricalCed
building panels resul"Us ~4r. considcrable savingis over 'the
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1/2 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-160CT70
TITLE-COMPUSITION OF PIGMENTS AND TOCOPHEROLS OF RYE LIPIDS -U-
:_AUTHOR-t04)-KLYUSHKl,'JAr YU.F., DENISENKO, YA.I., NECHAYEYt A.P.w
YANUTOVSKIYY M.TS.
;"COUNTRY OF~INFrj--USSR
BIOKHIM. MIKRO610L. 1970, 6 1) 9 5-1 8
,..-DATE PUBL I SHED------ 70
-SUBJECT AREAS-B-IOLOGICAL ANO~MEOICAL SC I-ENGE S
~:-TOPIC TAGS-CEREAL CROP, BIOLOGIC PIGMENTv THIN LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY1
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
:CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
~-DOCUMENT.CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
,.-:PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/0597 STEP NID--UR/0411170/006/001/0095/001)8
_C:lRC ACCESSION NO--AP0117825
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION ND--AP0117825
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U)-GP-0- ABSTRACT. FLOUR PREPNS. OF 6 RUSSIAN RYE
VARIETIES WERE EXTO. WIT11 ETHER, BY THIN LAYER CHROMATOG. IT WAS SHOWN
THAT THE CAROTENOID FRACTION CONTAINS BETA CAROTENE, POLY 4CIS
EPOXIOEs XAUTHOPHYLL9 AND TARAXANTHIN. THE
--TOCOPHEROL FRACTION WAS SEPD. BY GAS LIQ. CHROMATOG. (CELITE 545
:~-,.JMPREGNATEO WITH IOPERCE.Nr SILICONE ELASTOMER SE-30, CARRIER GAS AR,
TEMPi 240DEGREES). THE FOLLOWING TOCOPHEROLS WERE IDENTIFIED (RELATIVE
AMTS. IN PERCENT): ALPHA(37-51), GAMMA(,7-11)v DELTA(17-26)t AND ZETA
SUBI(13-24). FACILITY: MOSCOW TECHNOL. INST. FOOD IND., MOSCOW,
USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFI:ED::i, '!PROCESSING DATt:--l3SEP?r
-000
-TATLE--FLOTATION OF BARITE FROM AIDESLiME0 SLURRY'AT THE SALAIR
_CONCENTRATING. MILL -U-
-AUTHOP,-(04)-VINOKUROV* F.P., KALMYKOVt N.N.t SHAKHMATOV* V.N., DENISENKO,
'COUNTRY,OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-TSVET. METAL. 1970, 43(1)t 86-T
,~.O.ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.--.SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, EARTH-SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
TOPICITAGS--FLOTATION, BARIUM MINERAL, SLIME
'~.CONTROL IJARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
::,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
;,-PROXY REEL/FRA4E--1986/0762 STEP 'qO--UP/0136/70/043/001/0086/0087
:-CtRC ACCESSION NC--AP0102727
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2-' 008 UNC~ASSIFIED.: 'PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
ACCESSION NG--AP0102727
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GGP-0- ABSTRACT. AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO DECREASE
THE-'AMT.. OF. SLURRIES IN THE FEEDING OF. THE BARIiE FLOTATION. WHEN
DESLIMED.SLURPY IS USED THE FLOTATION OF.THE BARITE IMPROVES
p .-CONSIDERABLY* THE EXTN. INCREASES1. THE OUALITY: OF THE BARITE CONCS. ALSO
1MPROVES. THE DESLIMING OPERATION WAS INVE.STIGATED IN SOME DETAIL. THE
:TECHNIQUE USED AND DESCRIBED HEREIN HAS,MANY ADVANTAGES AND IS TO BE
PREFERRED.OVER THE PRESENT TECHNOL.-
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 632-954s547
DENISENKOVA R. N., BABIN, V. V., and UGRYUYIOV, YE. P.. Northern Caucasus
a__
SH-entific Research Institute of Phytopathology
"Phytotoxicity of the Derivatives of Aryloxyalkylcarboxylic Acids"
Moscow, Xbiaiya v Sel'skom. Khozyaystve,:Vol 10, No 9(119), 1973, PP 54-56
Abstracti Herbicidal activity of a series of substituted Isopropyl, t -thio-
cyanoethyl esters of aryloxyalkvlcarboxylic acids, tin containing aryloxy~
acylates and bis-(aryloxyacetyl)-propyleneglycols-i,3~has been investigated
on leaf mustard and on the winter crop wheat. From the data on leaf mustard
no clearcut structure-activity relationship could be established, although
the phenoxyiaopropyl radical appeared to have some effect. Among the thio-
cyanogens only the -thiocyanoethyl ester of 2,4-D uas more active than the
standard control. I containing derivatives of 2,4,5-T and 294,5-Tp were less
active than the butyl estors. Among the propylone glycol derivatives, sub-
stitution of 2,4-D and 2M-4Kh gave stronger agentsp but 2,4,5-T -- a weaker
one. Since most of the herbicides studied on wheat did not lower the yield of
grain, it is suggestible that they could be used as selective herbicides.
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BABII, V. V., BLIZNYUK, N. K., DEN -SEMO- RN- KOLOMIYETS, A. F.,
STRELITSOV, R. V., FILIN-KOLDA V, B.. V.
%lethod of Fighting Undesirable Vegetationit
USSR Author's Certificate No 303038, filed 20/04/67, published 5/07/71.
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Khimiya, No 4, Moscow, 1972, Abstract
No 4N703P by T. A. Belyaeva).
Translation: In order to increase the herbicidal properties of a-(2, 4, S-
tricholorophenoxy)-propionic acid, it is suggested,that it be used as its
benzylester, which is more active than the other esters of this acid and has
very low volatility.

UDC 632.95
USSR
BABIN, V. V., DENI-S,ENKOVA, R. N.? UGRMIOVI YE. P., SHCHEGLOV,
STRELITSOV R. V. and KOLOMIYETS, A. F.,
Vu. V.1 BLIZNIYUK N K.1 I hytopathology;
Northern Caucasul *ientific Research Institute of P
S Sc
All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Phytopathology, Moscow,
11inistry of Agriculture USSR
3-cidell
"Herb
L No 250603 filed 14 Jun 68, published
USSR Authors' Certificate
26 Jan 70, (from RZh-Khimiya, No 20 (11), 25,Oct 70, Abstract
No 20 14601P by N, B. VSEVOLOZHSIG-\YA)
Translation: Compounds of the general formula /W-Cl-2PCG-,-130CH2C
(0)07 SnBu2 M (R = Cl or Me) are not inferioF in herbicidal
activity to bu-t-yl esters of the corresponding aryloxyai-kylcarboxylic
acids. For example, mustard plants in the six-leaf phase were
sprayed with aqueous solutions of I in a does of 50, 100, 250 and
g/ha. (calculated in acid equivRent). The dose at vhich the
weight of aboveground portions of the plant declines 50% was
53 g/ha for I (R = CI), whereas that for the~butyl ester of
2,4-D was 61 g/ha.
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_T/2 026 UNCL ~Sl 1PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
,-.TITLE--DLURNAL RHYTHW',OF THE EXCRETION OFI.URI,NEN'POTASSIUM9 AND SODIUM BY-
HEALTHY CHILDREN -V~
~:.~.A,UTHUR. 102)-LEONDVv-_V*Asq DENISEVICHP N*I..
.::COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
_SSRr SER BIYAL. NAVUK 1970t (I)t
RCE--VESTSI AKAD. NAVUK BELARUS.
-:I o 9
..,DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
..SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
,40PLC TAGS--PEDIATRICSt URINEP -POTASSIUM:COMPOUNDI~. SODIUM COMPOUND,
:~_:;EXCRETION, DIURNAL VARIATION, DIETr BLOOD CHEMISTRY
CC.NTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT tLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.,PROXY REEL/FRAME--1998/0507 STEP iNO--UR/0440/70/000/001/0104/0109
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121181
UNCLASSIFIED

~'--2/2-1 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
.-CARC ACCESSION NO--AP0121181
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. URINE VOL.v K, AND NA EXCRETION OF
3-7 YEAR.OLD CHILDREN SHOWED DIUR14AL VARIATIONS. MAX. VALUES 14ERE
03SERVED,BETWEEN 12 AND 15 DAY-HR (URINE), 9 AND L2 W7 15 AND la (NA);
MIN-VALUES-BETWEEN 24 AND 3 (URINE,IK), 24 AND 61NA). RATIO 13ETWEEN
--MAX.~ AND'.MIN. VALUES WAS 7:1.(K)i. 3.4,:l (NA)t 2.8:1 (URINE). DIURNAL
VARIATION OF K AND NA EXCRETION DID NOT DEPEND UPON FOOD INGESTION.
PLASMA AND RED CELLS CONTENT OF K AND NA-.SHOWED NO DIURNAL VARIATION.
'FACILITY: NAUCH.-ISSLED. INST. OKHR. MATERIN. DETSTVA, MINSK7
USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

-.:1/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
i"'tT'LE--MICRGALL0YlNG OF STEEL 25KH2GML,-U-
AUTHOR-03)-BRAUN, M.P., DENTSEVICHo YE.A., VINOKUR, B.B.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
S.0.URCE--LITEINOE PROIZVOD. 1970, (1), 15-17
iz:~ alp
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--ALLOY DESIGNATION, MICROALLOYING, IMPACT'STRENGTIA, LOW ALLOY
Hf' f
~_~-STEEL-t, C ROMIUM STEEL, MANGANESE STEEL:, MOLYBDENUM STEELY I ITANIUM
CONTAININ6 STEELY I IRCONIUM CONTAINING STEEL, VANA:01UM CONTA114ING STEEL,
NICBM4 CgUTAINIING STlcEL/(U)Z5KH2GML LOW, ALLOY STEEL
CMT_'GL 4_'zK_iNGr_U9 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIFO
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1995/1332 STEP NU--UR/0128/70/000/001/0015/0017
- ' -,z, -5-- A P Q I I b 7 9 4

~2/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--16OCT70
tIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0IIb792
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT WAS STUDIED OF
MICROAMTS. OT TI, ZR, V, AND NB ON THE STRUCTURE'AND IMPACT STRENGTH OF
i-~.STEEL 25KH2G.-ML (C 0.26-0.29t Sl 0.18-0.29, MN L.35-1.60, CR 1.70-2.009
S 0.016-0.022, AND P 0.017-0.023 WT:.PERCENT). THE STEEL
--~-WAS MELTED IN AN INDUCTION FURNACE, DEOXIDIZED WITH FE-SI 150OG-100KG)
AND WITH AL (80G-100KG), AND ALLOYED WITH 0.05-0.5PERCENT OF ONE OF EACH
OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED ELEMENTS. STEEL WAS NORMALILED FOR 4 HR AT
.920DEGREES, TEMPERED AT 650DEGREES, AND COOLED IN AIR. TI FORMED
OZIDES, SILICATES, NITRIOES, AND SULFIDES AS WELL AS IFE, MN, TI)
SULFIDES AND OXYSULFIDES TIS-TIO SUB2. ZR BEHAVED SIMILARLY TO TI
:EXCEPT THAT IT REACTED MORE ACTIVELY WITH S. INS FORIMED, SULFIDES,
~SILICATES, NITRIDES, AND CARBOSULFIDE'S, ANU AFFECTED DISTRIBUTION OF
---CARBIDES. AT SMALLER THAN OR EQUAL ro 0.15PERCENT Ng CARBIOCS FORMED A
NETWORK ALONG GRAIN BOUNDARIESP ANU SMALLER THAN 0.35PERCENT 114B CARBIDES
BECAME COARSER "WITH SIMULTANEOUS DECREASE OF I,'4PACT STRENGTH. AT
-0-15-0.4PEPCENJ NB THE 111PACT STRENGTH WAS FAIRLY HIGH (5.5 KG,M-CM
0.15PERCENT SHOWED
PRIME2). THE MOST FAVORABLE ADDITIVE WAS Ve WHICH AT
..,HIGHF-ST IMPACT.STRENGTH OF ALL ADDITIVES (6.5 KGI~M-CM PRIME2) AND UP TO
:--0.2-0.3PERCENT DID NOT AFFECT UNFAVORABLY THE STRUCTURE. THE ADDN. OF V
0-1-0.2PEkCENT IS RECOMMENDED.
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112 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING CATE--160CT70
.....TITLE--MONTE CARLO ALGORITHM FOR CALCULATING UNSTEADY~FIELUS OF NEUTRONS
RADIATIVE CAPTURE GAMMA RAYS IN PROBLEMS OF'NUCLEAR GEOPHYSICS -U-
V.YA.P. DENISIKt S.A., LUKHMINSKIY, B.E.
1-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURGE--AT. ENERG. 1970, 28(l), 5
,.~:.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~'-_SUBJECT AREAS--NUCLEAR SCIENCE -AND TECHNOLOGYv EA.RTH SCIENCES AND
:OCEANOGRAPHY.
''TORIC TAGS--"ELL MONTE CARLO METHOD, ALGORITHM, NEUTRON FLUX,
LOGG ING,
GAMMA RADIATIONt RADIATIVE CAPTURE, NEUTRON ABSORPTION
5-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
:-.-'-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED,
.,-:PROXYIREEL/FRAME--1994/1246 STEP NO--UR/0089/70/028/001/0051/0051
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0115263
W11CLASSIFIED
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212 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0115263
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN EQUATION FOR CALCG. THE
'PROBABILITY THAT A N WOULD NOT BE CAPTURED AFTER A GIVEN NO OF
COLLISIONS IS PRESENTED AND IS USED IN CALCNS. OF THE SP4CE TIME
DISTRIBUTION OF N AND OF RADIATION CAPTURE GAMMA QUANTA IN CYLINDRICAL
AND COAXIAL MEDIA.(E.G., BOREHOLES FILLED WITH H SU82 0 OR OIL, OIL
STRATA, ETC.). CALCNS. SHOW THAT THE PULSED (lNt GAMMA) METHOD
JS PREFERABLE TO PULSED (N, N) METHODS IN NUCLEAR GEOPHYSICS RESEARCH.

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coils 2 and 3 placed inside'a small floating
housing 4.. The coil 2 is on the surface level and
the coil 3 at a certain distance below the liquid
levei. The signal.from the lover.coil is proport-
ional to the water level and.disturbances, whereas
the signal from the coil on the surface is proport-
ional to the disturbances only. After subtracting,
the signals are processed and used.for driving an
indication instrument 8.
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used to process the indicator signals.
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USSR UDC 621.313.1133
GREBENNIKOV, VASILIY IVANMVICILI, Post~&raduate of
~ovochqrkassk Polytachnical
Inst-1 tute, DEXISOV, A"' aF&AiJ2R A Ei, Candidate of Technical
So"c"677 of Novocherkassk Polytechnical Institute
-Sciences,
"Parametric Regulation of thd Speed of an Asynchronous ThyristGr Electric
Drive with Subordinate Control in the Rotor Circuie'.
Novoclierkassk, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchabnykit Zivedeniy, Elektromekhanika
-(News of the Institutions of Higher Learning, Electromechanics) , No 1,
1970, pp 61-65 (from Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, Elektro-
mekhanika, No 1, 1970, p 114)
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AT004653L
Translation: This article contains a study,of a block diagram of a non-
reversing asynchronous electric drive with.speed regulation by varying the
stator voltage by means of thyristors.. Contactless switching of resis-
Cances in the rotor circuit as.a function of speed is recoi=ended to,in-
crea e the operating moments of the motor. Formulas are presented for
efficient selection of the resistance stages. A control system is~des-
cribed for thyrIstor switching in the rotor circuit. The peculiarities
of using feedback with respect to current during step switching of re-
sistancesin the rotor circuit are investigated. There are 3 illustrations
and A 4-entry bibliography.
ail

USSR UDc 621-318.5
Engineers DEKNISOV, A.G., ZLZAKOV, V.K., SHAPIRC, A.M.
OCortain Problems Of Application Of Magneto-Controlled Sealed Contacts"
Moscow, Pribory i sistemy upravleniya, No 11, Nov 1971, 18-20
Abstract: The paper lists various applications of magneto-controlled sealed
contazts (1,11G) which include signaling and protection circuits, telephone
switching apparatus, computers, and domestic equipment such as refrigerators.
Various spark-quenching circuits used to increase the lifetime of 14C are die-
ouoacd; the circuits are based on tho use of RO olamuntsp ooaiiconductor diodes,
semiconductor variable resistances (varietors), and silicon stAbilitrons.'1-11C
are often used in conjunction with low-powertransistara and integral circuits;
the peculiarities are discussed of MG which appear in a regime of switching very
small voltages and currents and which must be considered in planning such
apparatus. It is concluded that RC are extremely promising switching elements
and a raDid increase of their output and an exvansion of their sphere of appli-
cation =-at be exDected in the coming years. Progress in this field will con-
siderably accelers-ta development and the introduction into series production
of functional modules constructed on the basis of MC. A thorough study of the
properties of MIC makes it possible to avoid errors during planning of apparatus
uoing them and to recognizo now possibilities for their use.

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USSR UDC 621.7,18
-A ZIN'hOV,
Engineers DENISOV V.K., Px%SREV, V.A.
"Magneto-Controlled Contacts--Contempor-ary Switching Elements"
Foscow, Pribory i sistemy uDravleniya, No 11, Nov 1971, PP U-15
Abstract. The paper shows the banic advantagav of magnato-controlled Bedled
conttl~_tu(110) ac compared with electromagnetic and semiconductor switching
elemants, the principlau of their opartition, the bovic prametera (including
those of five native MC), the construction or-mc with dry contacts rind con-
tacts wetted by mercury, and the basic trend of growth. 5 ref. ' fig. ~ tab.
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USSR uDc: 621.385.6
DENTISOV A. 1. RAPOPORT, G. N.
"Approximate Calculation of the Maximum Efficiency of an O-Type Oscillator
With Resonance Decelerating System in the Presence of Losses"
Kiev, IVUZ: Radioelektronika, Vol 15, No 3, Mar 72, pp 296-301
Abstract: Approximate formulas are derived for the~maximum efficiency and
optimum length of the interaction space in an O-type resonance oscillator
as functions of the loss par&meter of the distributed cavity. It is found
that the maximum attainable efficiencies (nmax) of an orotron, as well as
resonance TWT's and BWO's with strong feedback on the refLected wave, is
limited to a certain extent by losses in the distributed cavity. The maxi-
mun efficiency and length of the interaction space in such devices are
U
proportional to the square root of the loss parameter of the distributed
:cavity. , A loaded distributed cavity has an optimum ;coupling factor of 2.
The region of applicability of the given approximate formulas is deter-
mined. The initial conditions are realized-for a reflected-wave feedback
factor close to unity.
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USSR uDc: 621-396.6-181.5
DOBROVOLISKIY, G. F., LOMMEV, A. MI., STROYEV, I. S.,
e#cffj=ve ~_Jem"bers of the Scientific and Technical Society of Radio Engineering,
Electronics and Communications
"Setting and Mlounting Micromodules With Planar Leads on Printed Circuit Borads"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika, Vol. 26, No 51 play 71, PP 99-101
Abstract: A new method is proposed for stand-off mounting of micromodules
with planar leads on printed circuit boards. Essentially, the module is held
away from the board by a "bridge" of lacquer. After.completion of the mounting
process, the "bridre" is destroyed by M-at. With the proposed mothod, the
entire process of assembly can be mechanized and simultaneously shortened.
Sources of contamination which have an adverse effect on the electrical para-
meters of the board can be completely eliminated, and the finished units can
be ropairod.
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USSR uDc: 621.374-33
VASIL'YEV, Ye. A., S.,SUVOROV, V.,. M. SHCHETKOVSKIY, A. I.
"A N uit"
anosecond Coincidence Circ
Tr. 7-Y Konferentsii po yadern. elektron. T. 2, Ch. 2 (Works of the Seventh Con-
..'ference on Nuclear Electronics. Vol 2, Part 2), Moscoldr, Atomizdat, 1970, pp 167-170
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 7, Jul 70, Abstract No 7G314)
Translation: In this coincidence circuit, each channel consists of an input
limiter based on two semiconductor diodes,two amplifiers, a transistorized limiter,
and a shaper based on transistor with delay line connected in the emitter circuit,
-..with.a sampling element common to all channels and based on a tunnel diode, and
an outputemitter follower. The circuit is made inthe form of a standardized
module with bilateral printed circuit;.this prevents "creep-tbrough" in a single
channel. Bibliography of two titles. N. S.

USSR UDC 621.372.833
SEDMI,V. It., DENISOV, D. S., LYAPU.NOV, N. V., SAFRYKIN, I. I.
."Calculating Nonreflecting Supporting Discs in Coaxial-Strip Junctions"
Radiotelchnika. Resp. mezhved. nauchno-tekhn. sb.'(Radio Engineering. Republic
Interdepartmental Scientific and Technical Collection), 1970, vyp. 15, pp 55-
'116 4B173)
~61 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract
Translation: Expressions are obtained for calculating the voltage standing
wage ratio of a support disc as a function of its geometric dimensions and
operating frequency. There are 2 illustrations and a 5-entry bibliography.

'USSR UDC 621.372.831.1
SEDYIM, V. M., DENISOV, D. S., LYAP1JNOV, N. V., SAPRYKIN, 1. 1.
"Calculating e Equivalent Coupling Diagram of Two Coaxial Lines with Differ-
ent Sizes of Conductors"
Radiotekhnika. ResD. mezhved. nauchno-tekhn. sb. (Radio Engineering. Republic
Interdepartmental Scientific and Technical Collection), 1970, vyp. 15, pp 61-
65 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 4, Apr 71 Abstract No 4B172)
Translation: The compensating shift forwhich the coupling has minimum re-
flection. is calculated. There are 2 illustrations and a 5-entry bibliography.

USSR UDC 621.791-
GEYNISH, Z. V., KALININ, B. P.,,DENISOV, A. V., BUCHINSKIY, V. N., Engineers,
and POTAP'YEVSKIY, A. G., Candidate of Technical Sciences
"The Use of Expendable-Electrode Argon Pulsed-Arc Welding for the Fabrication
of Chemical Equipment"
Mosca-i, Khimicheskoye i Neftyanoye Mashinostroyeniye, No 10, Oct 72, p 24
-Union Scientific Research, Planning
Abstract: VNIIPTkhimnefteapparatury [All
and Technological Institute of Chemical.and Petroleum Equipment] has developed
a technique for the consumable-electrode argon pulsed-arc welding of stainless-
steel angle, T and lap joints for the fabrication of parts and components for
column-type apparatuses (trays, spouts,, boxes etc.). ' The use of pulsed-arc
welding makes it possible to raise labor productivity, improve product quality
and appearance, and reduce product deformation. Pulsed-arc welding with
06Khl9N9T and 07Kh25N13 wires assures high mechanical weld-joint properties.
Such joints are not susceptible to cracking or intercrystalline corrosion.
The weld seams have the usual austenitic-ferritic structure. The technique
makes it possible to weld not only austenitic steels, but also semiferritic
steels, for example OKhl3. Tile developed welding technique has been introduced
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GEYNISH, Z. V., et al., Khimicheskoye i Neftyanoye,Mashinostroyen:Lye, No 102
oct 72, p 24
at the Chernovitskiy Machine-Building Plant for the fabrication of stainless-
steel parts and components for column-type. apparatuses, resulting in an annual
economic effect of about 17,000 rubles.
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USSR UDC 613.644-07
DENISOV, E. I., and MIKITASOV, A. M., Institute of Labor.Hygiene and
~Occupational Diseases, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR
"Calculation of the Equivalent Intensity of Unstable Noise"
Moscow, Gigiyena Truda i Professional'nyye Zabolevaniya, No 7, 1973, pp 50-51
Abstract: A new formula is-presented for determining the equivalent intensity
of unstable industrial noise on the basis of noise meter and time-and-motion
study data. The computations are reduced to simple arithmetic operations by
two tables provided. Different intensities experienced during a shift are
-corrected with respect to time with the first table. These values then
undergo sequential paired summation with corrections specified by the
second table. Thus a single intensity value results. Table values are
designed for an 8-hour shift but can be,corrected for use with other time
periods.
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USSR UDC 613.644,
DENISOV. E1_1., Institute of Indus-trial Hygiene.and Occupational Diseases,
AcaderV of Medical Sciences USSR
"New Sanitary Noise Standards"
Moscow, Gigiyena Truda i Professionallnyye Zabolevaniya, ITO 5, 1970, p 47
Translaiion: The MUnistry of Health USSR approved the "Health Standards and Regu-
lations for Limiting Noise on the Premises-of Industrial Enterprises," No 785-69,
dated 30 April 1909. The standards and regulations were prepared by the noise and
vibration laboratory (I. K. Rasumov, director) of the Institute of L-3bor H~ygiene
7 and.Occupational Diseases, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR., on the basis of its
o-,m~data and with due regard for international recormendations. 74(:.~ document
establishes permissible noisc levels, conditions and rules for unasurinC., it, prin-
cipal ways of control-ling noise and preventing its injurious effects.
Me standards regulate the marcimun.noizespectra, from a family of curver,
recomwnded by the 'FiC-43 Acoustics' cormnittee of the International Organization
fox-Standardization and characterized by a level of sound.-pressure in the octave
band with a mean geometric frequency of 1,000 hz. Specifically, a maxtmm spectrum
with an index of 45 has been set for places.intended for intellectual work study
rooms, design bureaus, etc.); with an index ef 55 for places intended for offices
(typing pools, manual calculating machines, etc.); with an index of 60 for control

USSR
DEDTISOV, E. I., Gigiyena Truda i Professionallnyye Zabolevaniya, No 5, 1970, p 47
stations and observation points; and with an index of 70,for laboratories with noise
sources. A curve with an.index of 80 was prepared for the premises of industrial
establishments. The curve has sound pressure levels of.99, 92, 86$ 83, 8o, 76, and
74 db in octaves of 63, 125, 250, 500, 11000, 21000.1 4,00.0, and 8,000 hz, respec-
tively. In making a rough evaluation of noise,:,it is possible to use noise levels
of dbA, the permissible values of which are 5 db greater than the indices of the
maximum spectra. The standards provide corrections.for the length of exposure to
noise during a work shift, and for the type of.noise (corection of 5 db for tonal
or pulsed noise measurable by a standard noise gauge).
. The standards include measures for technical and medical prevention of the
unfavorable effects of noise, including periodic medical checkups of individuals
working under conditions where the noise exceeds permissible levels, and contra-
indications for allowing individuals to work in noisy shops. They are baaed on
Soviet data derived from research hot only on the ear, but on the body as a whole.
The standards permit the development, with subsequent approval by the Minist-t-j of
Health USSR and Gosetroy (State Committee for Construction USSR), of specific
occupational.standardo based on ergonomic requirements, but they must not exceed
the maxivium noise levels established.
Publication of the new "Standards and Regulations" and the beginning of series
production of noise and vibration gatiges with octave filters by the Taganrog plant
V ropribor will help to ensure better control of industrial noise.
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'Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section II echanical and General,
Derwent, /-70
f~41313 NEEDLE E, are
Y!gims OF ja CARDAN TYP
assembled on the illfjstrated~ 4~quipment, .
a
V1dch consisti of a fiOlfci4,!:cy1inAric: I'mandrel (1)
with two.equally: listributed sories'of opamings
(2 and 3) for admission:of-themeedieslq~and a.disc
(5) arranged coaxially with the mandrel'and fitted
with radially-situated slots, the number of which
is equivalent.to the number., of needles.' A special
pusher rod which operatesin conjunction with
the plunger (8) and theiconical.projection (9).
Method of assembly of the needles, which are
pushed down the radial slots 4y the pusher rod
into the centre of the headi-Is outlined briefly.
22.~.67. as 115890'4/25-28,~DE NJSO V, G-il. (15.8.69)
Bul. 13/1.4.69. Class 87a,r6k. CL. B 25b.

197816G7

77
USSR 539.4:536.453
DENISOV, G. P.
"Temperature Dependence of Creep Parameters for E1437B Alloy"
V sb. Mekh-a-ni-ka (Mechanics--collection of works), Kuybyshev, 1972, pp 82-87
(from RZh-Mekhanika, No 9, Sep 72, Abstract No 9V883)
Translation: The author investigates the temperature dependence of creep
parameters appearing in the equation of state of a rheonomic body. It is
shown that return deformation after removal of the load is insignificant
in comparison with the general overall deformation. The dependence of
creep rate on stress and temperature is sharply nonlinear. Temperature
has the strongest influence on the viscous coefficient, and a considerably
weaker influence on the elastic coefficient. The propose d equation of
Satisfactory agree-
state of a rheonomic body is experimentally verified.
ment is observed between theoretical and experimental results. G. P. Mel'-
nikov.

USSR UDC: 5-33.697
AROTIOV, B. M., DEMSOV, I. N., TSYBIZOV, Yu. I.
'Investigation of a Supersonic Ejector Nozzle With Short Mixing Chamber"
Tr. Ku iats. in-t ('Works.
-vbvshev. ay Kuybyshev Aviation institute), 1970,
vyp. 45, pp 60-70 (from RZh-Mekhanika, No 5, May 72, Abstract No 5B445)
Translation: The paper presents the results of an experimental study of
an ejector nozzle with a short mixing chamber of cylindrical shape. The
measurement of static pressure revealed the physical flo,~,, pattern. TTe
''thrust characteristics of a subsonic* nozzle, and of a nozzle with and
without natural ejection are shown in comparison. :Bibl:LoGraphy of 10
titles. Resum6.

USSR UDC 629.7.036.3:533.697.4
ONOV, B. M., DENISOV, I. N., TSYBIZOV, YU. I.
"Study of a Supersonic Ejector Nozzle With a Short Mixing Chamber"
Tr. Kuybyshev aviats. in-t (Works of Kuybyshev Aviation Institute), 1970,
5. pp 60-70 (from RZh-Aviatsionnyye.i,raketnyye dvigateli, No 4,
Apr 72, Abstract No 4.34.95)
Translation: An experimental study of an ejector nozzle Wi4-11 a short mixing
chamber of cylindrical shape is described. Measures taken to measure 'the static
pressures made it possible to determine the approximate physical picture of the
flow. The thrust characteristics of a subsonic nozzle and a nozzle with and
without natural ejection are given for comparison. 7 ill. 10 ref. Reswiie.
'A
133

Pathology
USSR UDc 616-.9-022-38-039,616.3-008-11001-33
ARTEXOV A. A., SITNIKOVA, G. N., SHAPTALA,
BANKHANElf, V. D., E I
~Vl A., and IOULINSKIY, V. P., Chair of;. Nutritional Hygiene and Epidemiology
onets Eedical Institute imeni A. N.. Gor'kiy, and Depaxtment of Nutritional
D
Hygiene, Donets Municipal Sanitary Epidemiological Station
"Classification of Food Poisoning and Principles Underlying Its Compilation"
Moscow, Voprosy Pitaniyat No 6, Nov/bec 71, pp 54-58~
Abstracti Problems concerning classification of food poisoning and criteria
to be.considered are discussed, including the evoluti*on of concepts of etiology,
mechanisms of transmission, pathology and symptomatology, treatment and
prevention, and data on international.classification. A classification is
proposed in ishich food poisonings are divided into four etiological categoriesi
bacterial, nonbacteriall fungal, and of unclarified nature. According to
the pathogenesis, the bacterial category is'subdivided into two groupsi
toxininfections and bacterial toxicoses; while the nonbacterial category is
subdivided into three groups specifying 'the pathogenic agentst additives,
products inedible by manp and products which become tezipo-raxily or partly
toxic

USSR UDC 669.71.472(088.8)
POPCHENKOV, I. N., GOL'DINO YE. L., DENISOV, L. I.
"Device for Trapping Dust From Gases"
USSR Author's Certificate No 280861, filed 1 Nov 661 published 3 Dec 70 (from
M-Metallurgiya, No 7, Jul 1971, Abstract No 7G214P)
Translation: A device for trapping dust from gases released,from Al-electro-
lyzers with a self-igniting anode and an upper conductor including a.second-
stage gas exhaust in the form of a hood above the operating opening of the
electrolyzer is introduced. For more effective trapping of dust, the side
walls of the hood are executed in the form of suspended movable shields with
perforated sheets and turnable jalousie flaps attached to them. The overall
view of the device forming the panel.gas exhaust and the overall view of the
device forming the side gas exhaust are presented.
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C-IRC ACCESSIGN NO-AN0107497
:'A-BSTPACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. 'PRAVDA rORR,ESPONDENT DENISOV
I EWS A NEW~*POPULAR SCIENCE COLOR FILM:ENTITLEb; "LAU"41CH AFTER LAUNCH"
i_L'_(_START--_ZA STARTOM,11) WHICH TELL -OF~ THE GROUP~ FLIGfiT OF THE 1, (1 UZ-6111
S Y
~~,IISOYUZ-7'1 AND SOYUZ-8" SPACECRAFT DENISOV NOTES TART ALL OF THE
SCENES IN~ THE FILM POINT T& A' S I N9;L E' THEMES THAT. SOVIET SCIENCE
'CONSIDERS THE CREATION OF ORBITAL L STATIONS AS THE: MAIN ROAD OF. MAN INTO
-.SPACE PART I CULAR DETAILS OF,,THE GROUP -FLIGH ARE DISCUSSED BY
~_ACADEMICIAN B':~*YF-~PLATON AND SPECIALISTS'IN:GEOLOGYY GEOGRAPHYr
14-ET,E t.,R '.0'LOGY INE: A ND~ bTHEP-: . FI:E.LDS. THEm-F I LM! I NC LUVES SCENES OF THE
14EDIC
-LAUNCHING OF THE.THREE SPACECRAFT~ON THE-41THi 12TH ANDL13TH OF OCTOBER
:_J9699LSHOTS TAKEN FROM THE SPACECRAFT'r-DURING RENDEZVOUS MANEUVERSt AND
~..J.ASKS~PERFORMEVBY TFE SEVEN CREW MEM6ERS,lIN SPACE, INCLUDING WELDING
'EXPEP SL THE:EARTH,AND 'ATMOSPHERE,
IMENTS, SCIENTIFIC OBSERvATioN OF
'D BIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTSt- ETC.-:-
'EDICALl . :AN ~,ANOTHER 7SEQUENCE SHOWS THE
9ONS~CIARRIED OUT BYL T HE C OM..M.AND. MEASUPE-MENT",COMPLEX IN CONTROLLING
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')--MAbNtl LV- ANISUIKUPY,,
IEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE, FERROMAGNETIC
COBALT, CRYSTAL ORIENTATION.
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
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--3003/0437 UR/0126/70/029/004/0880/0883
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026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
;~CIRC-ACCESSION NO--AP0129662
:,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--tU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE TEMP. DEPENDENCE OF THE
~..--.UNIAXIAL MAGNETIC ANISOTROPY CHARACTERIZING OBLIQUELYZDEPOSITED CO FILMS
'WAS, STUDIED WITH A VIEW TO DISCOVERING:-THENATURE OF.THE ANISOTROPY.
--TWO DISTINCT TYPES OF ANISOTROPY-.WITH DIFFERENT~TEMP. CHARACTERISTICS
WERE.OBSERVEDv IN ACCORDANCE WITH SIMPLE THEORY.. FOR FILMS DEPOSITED AT
SMALL.ANGLES OF INCIDENCEJHE.MAIN PART'WAS PLAYED BY ANISOTROPY
SSOCIATED WITH THE:FIELDS' OF MAGNETIC
-A CHARGES' IN SUCH FILMS-CHMNS OF
NORMAL TO THE PLANE.OF INCIDENCE OF THE ATOMIC BEAM TENDED
-JO BE, FORMED.

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Acc. Nr: AP004088:9) Ref Code:
PRIMARY SOURCE: Avtomatika i.Telemekhanika, 1970, 'INr PP99-96
ANALYSIS OF PERIODIC,-CO-IDITIONS IN' PULSE SYSTEMS
AVITH SIGNAL QUANTIZATIO.
1; BY LEVEL BY MEANS OF Z-TRANISFORMATION
There are considered two methods of the precise analysis of the set-in oscillations
in pulse svstems with the signal quantization by level with and without a backlash. One
of the methods is based on the - determination of the periodic solution of the system
equations, the other is based on the representation of the signal at the input of the
continuous part in the form of the sum of elementary oscillations. A numerical example
is given.
19750628

USSR. uDc 669.295.053.24
D&MOV;.S--..I..,.MOROZ, YU. A., and ROSTOVTSEV, S. T.
"Electric.Conductivity of Iron-Titanium-Containing Materials in the Solid
Rhane!'
Sb--.iTjr..Vses..n.-i i -proyektn. in-t titana (collection of Wor-ks of the All-
Uh-ion Scientific Research and Design Institute of Titanium), 1970, 5.1pp 14-22
(fj= RM-Metallurgiya No 11, NOV 70, Abstract No 11G154)
Translation: Laboratory experiments for the determination of the specific
electric.conductivity of oxides, chemical compounds of the system
Fe~03-FeO-TiO2, and charge materials, used for.smelting Ti-slag, are conducted.
Theelectric conductivity of all the materials studied increases considerably
vith.increasing tenTerature; at room temperature their magnitudes are
va=iable~ at 13000 they approach each other while reaching high magnitudes of
~10 ohm-l-cm-l- 7 ill., 4 tables, 7 bibl. entries. Authors' abstract

USSR UDC 669.295.05 3.24
MOROZ, YU. A., and DENTSOV.-S..L.
','Technological Features of Single-Stage Continuous Melting of
Titanium Slag"
Sb. tr. Vses. n.-i. i provektn..in-t titana (Collected works of
All-Union Scientific-Research and.Planning Institute for Tita-
nium), 6 1970, 15-17, (from Referat ivnyy Zhurnal-Metallurgiya,
No 1, 1971, Abstract No I G185 by the authors)
Translation: The reasosn for disruption of the continuous pro-
~cess of melting of titanium slag.in one stage, such as bubbling
of the slag, movement of processes of charfe meltina ahead of
0 ca a
processes of reduction, rapid melting through the space around
the electrodes, sintering of charge on the furnace top, and
formation of refractory "chills!"in''the furnace.charge, are
studied. These technological difficulties:are eliminated when
high ratios of furnace power-to~charge mass~are provided, as
when melting is performed in single-phase, aingle-electrode
furnaces or when wood wasteis used in the charge during melt-
ing,in the ordinary three-phaset,three-electrode electric fur-
naces. 8 biblio..refs. JA
77

USSR UDC 669.295
DENISOV, S. I., RASPOPIN, V. G., and DEGTYAREV, V. S.
-"The Role of the Briquetting Stage in Processing Charge During the Smelting
of Titanium Concentrates"
Moscow, Metallurgiya i Khimiya Titana (Institut Titana), Metallurgiya Pub-
lishing House, Vol 6, 1970, pp 12-15
Translation: On the basis of results from research on smelting powder and
briquetted charges from iron-titanium concentrate from the Samotkanskoye
deposit (64% Ti02, 24% FeO) , conducted on an open-type industrial f urnace
with a capacity of 10,500 kilovolt-amperes; it was established that as a
result of decreasing periods of idle time between smeltings, the time that
the furnace is live in processing pwoder charge is considerably greater
(95.52) than in smelting briquets (90.5%). It was also shown that furnace
productivity for slag in smelting powder charge is higher than in smelting
briquets (3.40 as against 3.27 tons per hour). However, in smelting this
~f escaping gasses
charge, increased losses of concentrate with the dust 0
(more than 3.6%) takes place. This can be reduced by covering the furnace
with a crown and setting up a system of capturing the dust. Technical-
1/2

USSR
DENISOV, S. I., et al., Metallurgiya i Khimiya Titana (Institut Titana),
Metallurgiya Publishing House, Vol 6,'1970., pp 12-15:
economic calculations show that the several advantages gained in smelting
briquetted charge do not justify the high.costs of the briquetting stage,
as a result of:which smelting powder charge
-is more profitable. Two tables
and two bibliographic entries.
2/2
56
3M

USSR UD C 669*293.051
DEMOV, S.__j_, EOROZ, YU. A., and BIZKOV, B. S.
'Technological SaMDling of Iron-Titanium Concentrate of the Obukhovskiy
DeposiV'
Sb. tr. Yses. n.-I. I proyektn. In-t titana (Collection of Works of the All-
Union-Scientific Research and Design Institute of Titanium), 1970, J, PP 7-14
~(froa RZh-Metallurgiya, No 11p Noy 70j, Abstract No It G144)
Translationt According to its niner~logicalcompositfon, the kinetics of
reduction of Fe oxides, and other propertics,:the, concentrate of the
Obukhovskly deposit basically resembles that of the Samotkanskly deposit. 1.1luch
Amore solid briouettes ran be prepared from the Obukhovokiy concentrate than
from -the Samotkanskiy, although, a large quantity of sulfide pulp alkali
Is needed for this (14-15% as compared to 9-11% for the - Samotkanskiy con-
centrate). Standard Ti-slags (Ti92 - W)',can be pvAuced from the studied
concentrate. However, slag smelted f�on, the concentrate of the Obukhovskiy
ar
deposit contains large quantities of impurities (bY4.2, id in addition, it
is leaner in T102 (by 4.4%) content as comDared to slab smelted from the
Samotkanskly concentrate. 6 ill-, 5 tables. Author'.s abstract.
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