SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DYSSA, O.F. - DZHABAGINOV, K.

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USSR
DYSSA,,._Q, F. EPISHIN, V. V., POKROVSKIY, B. C., SEMENYUK, A. L.
"Use of the Method of Maximum Likelihood for Processing of Measurement
Results"
Otbor i Peredacha Inform. Resp. Mezhved. sb. fCollcction and Processing of
Information, Republic Intordepartmental Collection], No 29, 1971, pp 33-37,
CTranslated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 3, 1972, Abstract
No 3 V127 by the author's).
Translation: It is demonstrated that with a known foriii of distribLitiOn Of
the quantity measured, tho optimal est.iiiiate of unknown parallieters is pro-
vidcd by the method of maximum likelihood, using which the precise estimates
of unknown parameters are determined and the position of the true and approx-
mate regression curves are represented graphically within fixed confidence
areas.
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USSR uDc: 621.373-531
BEIZf 'KIY, Ya. Ye. , DYSSA, 0. F. , TISHCHnNKO, A. G.
"Statistical Scatter of the Duration of Pulses From a Relaxation Oscillator
with Common Emitter Coupling"
Otbor i reredacha inform. Resn. m-zhved. sb. (Selection and Transmission of
Inforruation. Revub-lic Interdepammental Collection), 1970, lryp. 25, !-,-0
117-122 (from RZh-Radiotekhn-4ka, No 2, Feb 'TI, Abstract No 2G233)
Translation: The authors consider the possibility for mass production of -a
relaxation oscillator circuit with common e=tter coupling. 11e scatter of
-duration -,ralues for pulses from the relaxation oscillator is deter--ined by
using deterministic and probabilistic metliods of calculation. The func-
4* ~X
tional relationshiv for the relative change in the output i)aroi2ter as a
function of the relative changes in individual circait elements and the
ztatistical characteristics of the circuit elements within the field of
tolerance are used for the scatter characteristic. The deviation of the
out-out uarameter is in the form, of stat-isticall characteristics
of random errors in c-ircuit elements related by the functional re-lationshiti.
Toleituices are diotributed. w,-,ong the paramoters of' the individual circuit
elements with regard to the corresponding influence functions. Bibliography
of five titles. Resume.
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USSR UDC: Sl
BRON, V. I., DY.S.YY., 0. V.
"Optimum Conveyance of Freight Cars in a Branch of a Railway"
V sb. Mat. metody v ekon. issled. (Mathematical Methods in
Econo Ic ResearcN---collection of works), Ufa, 1971, pp 106-109
ml
(from RZh-Ki-bernetika, No 8, Aug 72, Abstract No BV589)
[No abstract]
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USSR
UDC 532.71:66.066.6
QYTNEIRSK! 1, Y!;.- 1. , ZAKH'AROV, S. L. , Moscow Chernical Technolo-par instituto
imeni D. I. Mendeleeva
"Additivity of the Process of Separation of Two Aqueous Solutions of Salts
by Reverse Osmosis"
Leningrad, Russian, Zhui-nal Prikladnoi Khimii, vol 46, No 7, July 73, Pp 1455-
1458
Abstract: Experimental data obtained with cellulose acetate membranes and K,
Ila, and Ca chloride!; ard. nitrates in aquoous solution shoW(--d that the Selec-
tivity of the membrane for each salt in a mixture is the same as for the indi-
vidual salts alone. The constant porosity of the miembrane was shown by Oe-
termination, before each experiment, of its penetrability to pure water. The
selecrivity and lower penetrability of the membrane to the ,;trrjnj,.-I.y hydrated
Ca++ ion than to solutions containing the weakly hydrated Na+ and K+ icris can
be exolained bv a caDiilary model. The additivity of processes for separating
chlorides and rli-,_-__;z-~~_-S- hy reverse osmosis makes it possible to calculate the
expected separation from data on individual salts.
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USSR
UDC 523-71.66.o66.6
VTT T., POLYkKOV, G. V., and LUK4VYY, L. S., Moscow Chemical-
Technological Institute Imeni D. I. Mlendeleyev
"The Mechanism of the Separation of Aqueous Salt Solutions by Reverse Osmosis"
~bscow, Teoreticheskiye Osnovy Khimicheskoy Tekhnologii. Vol 6, No 4,
jul-Aug 72, pp 628-631
Abstract: Results are reported e.~,-plaining the selectivity of membranes based
on the capillary model of' semipermeability nechanism. Me penrp-ability of a
membrane with respect to the solutions containing various ions is a linear
function of a parameter representing the modified ion field energy in vacuum,
and the selectivity -- a linear function of the inverse value. With increased
strength of the hydrated ion membrane, the penreability of the membrane
decreases while the selectivity increases. Furthermore, it has been shown
that rema-ral of the concentrational polarization by thorough stirring of the
solution increased only slightly -- by 4-5% -- the selectivity of the membrane
U
towards solutions containing strongly hydrated ions such as 2,n++, Cd+-*, 1.1n++
or S074, their perma-t)ility being increased by a factor of 1.5-2, Vnile the
solutions containing poorly hydrated ions such as K+, lie, Br-, or Cl- have
their permeability increased by 20-25%, and the selectivity by 25-307,-
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Acc. Nr: Abstracting Service: itef Code:
AP0047631- -cmmim Am. a ro
rIO4122it talculation of the &P P mi-m tine ftctor for abomption
I , reaction illustrated by the absorption
ampamied q adismical
of sulfur dioxide by sodium hydroxide solutions. 9vwer!dr;i-
'Chovskikh, S oe 1. Xhim.-T& 1. Inst. im.
Moscow ~14-. Rrikl.. Khi (Leningrad)
TjSSR). 7.
1970, 43(l), 174--B (Russ)-.1ate of SO, absorption by 0.1-3.ON
N&OH soln.,mu detd. by using the acceleration factor (1965) and
know rate coust. (120,W/kmole sec).
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AUTHOR-( 03)-Vt'_'LG Pif V .0. 1 TNEP.SKIY, YU. I PLA'JGVSr(IY, A.N.
:3 F --USSR
C OU,*,l TR Y INFO
SOU-ACE--T-c:F,)P.. 0SN'. KHIM. T 'E K W40 L L 9 7 0 4(2), 271-5
DATE PWILISHED - - - - - - - - 70
SUt3JECT AkEAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-PC~~IISITY, CHEMICAL SEPARATIONt
CELLULUSE KESIN, ACETATE
C0t-.'Ti;j3_ IRESTRICTIONS
EVAPOkATFON, ALIPHATIC ALC0HFjLt
DOCUMENT L'LAS5--iJi-.CLf*4S.SIFlEtJ
PROXY VF_-EL/F?A4,lE--3001/0I40 S TF P 1'40--UR /04 5 5 70/oo-t 1002 /021 t 102 ?5
C IRC ACCESS TON ;'10--APO 1~5956
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L PROCESS ING DATE-L31,10VO
CIRC ACCESSION
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-','-- ABSTRACT. THE COtjC.N. PPul:lLbS Fflk 3 MODELS
OF ME~!;iKANE S-:PN. WITH HIGH PURE, CAPILLAr-*.Y t-'ORE A"40 POLYMC-R
ARc OISCU~SED'. THF SEP.%'. MECHANISM Of 'VIATER SOLNS. UF 'ME? ET, PR, BU,
ISO-bU ALGS. Aj"40 LIF ACETONE BY MEANS OF 2 DIFFERENT CFLLIJLJSe ACETArE
FiE!46KA%ES WAS INVESTIGATE:1). THE DEPEtIDENCE OF JHF EVAPN. RATE, THE
5ELEC[fvlTy, AND THE SEM. CDEFFS. ON THE MEMBRANE PRESSURES ARE
GRAPHICALLY PRESENTEU. FACILITY: r-l.0SK. INST. KH[M. iMASHINDSTR.1
MOSCOM, USSR.
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USSR
UDC 621.43:62.529
L., LEVIN, I. A., and GAPOYAN, D. T., Candidates of Technical
sciences, Moscow, Institute of Automotive Engineering; NAIMI (Central Scien-
tific Research Institute of Automobiles and Automobile Engines)
"IPvestigation and Elimination of iligh-Frequency Vibrations Originating
During the Operation of Wheel Brake Mechan1sms"
Moscow, Avtomobil'naya Promyshlennost', No 7, Jul 72, Pp 16-18
Abstract: In an investigation of causes of the origination of hi,,'-h-frequency
vibrations of brake-drum mechanisms, a study was made by NAMI, jointly with
the Moscow Institute of Automotive Engineering, of the conditions of the
transition of a statically and dynamically stable system, constituting the
brake mechanism in the absence of vibrations, into a dynamically unstable
svstem which predetermines the presence of vibrations. A research procedure
by means of wire detectors was developed, which permits a quantitative
analysis to be made of the character of the curve of specific pressures with
respect to the are length of the brake lining, with its subsequent evaluation
by the graphoanalytic method. The obtained experimental data makes it pos-
sible to conduct a refined graphonnilytic malculation of thc., forcef, acting
in the tested brake mechanisms in the. presence, and in the ahsence" of
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DYUBEK, K. L., et al., Avtomobil'naya Promyshlennost', No 7, Jul 72, pp 16-18
high-frequency vibrations, and to determine the causes of origination of the
vibrations. Such a calculation was conducted for the front-brake. mechanism
of the Moskvich automobile, the form of the curve of the specific pressures
that were applied upon it (with and without vibrations) being studied ex-
perimentally. Means for the elimination of high-frequency vibrations of the
brake mechanism are indicated. 3 figures.
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USSR UDc 8-94
SHVEYKIN, G. P. I ilia""
"Thirteenth Session of the Scientific Council of the Academv of Sciences USSR
on the Problem of "Physical-Chemical Principles of Production of New Heat-
Resistant Materials""
Moscow, Neorganicheskiye Materialy, Vol 8, No 11, Nov 72, pp 2,058-2,059.
Abstract: The session mentioned in the title was held in Pervourallsk
23 through 27 May, 1972, discussing the theme "Refractories, High-Melting
Materials and Coatings." rwo-hundred seventy persons from 76 organizations
of 31 cities from 7 union -republics of the Soviet Union took part in the
session. One-hundred seventy reports were read in the two plenary and two
sectional sessions, covering the following topics: refractory materials;
oxygen-free compounds; oxides and coatings. Subjects covered by the reports
included: prediction of the production of refractories; physical-chemical
principles of the use of z-irconium dioxide as a refractory; new trends in
the technology of densely sintered ceramics; methods of p~roduction of synthe-
tic mullite; the properties of refractory materials based on electrically
melted periclase and periclase-chromite materials; problems o-f production of
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USSR UDC 8-94
SHITEIKIN, G. P., DYUBIMOV, V. D., Moscow, Neorganicheskiye Materialy, Vol 8,
No 11, Nov 72, pp 2,058-2,059.
oxygen-free compounds of boron nitride and aluminum nitride; the interaction
of refractories with metal slags; study of the kinetics and mechanism of solid-
phase synthesis of oxide compounds; phase equilibria in oxide systems; new
methods for synthesis of refractory materials based on zirconium and hafniuni
dioxide; the properties of individual and complex oxides. Certain shortcom-
ings in the development of work on the problem of refractories were noted,
including: insufflicient utilization of modern methods of theoretical and
experimental physics and solid state chemistry for determination of the
general regularities of the structure, chemical bonding and properties of
refractory materials; insufficient utilization of modern metliods of physical
and chemical investipatiotm, mothods of experimental planning an(] computers;
slow transition from laboratory studies to practical utilization of results;
insufficient prediction of properties of refractories considering developing
trends in technology; and insufficient coordination of the activities of
scientific research institutes and applied research organization.
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UR 0050
Acc. Nr- P00:28761 Ref Code;
A
PRIMARY SOURCE: Meteorologiya i Gidrologiya, 1�70, Nr 1,
P P
j)vubkin,. A
AUTHOR2
1-,70'-N-,S-T,A-B-1L,x',r-Y OF IMEAN MONTHLY VALUES OF AIR TE~IPERATUR*E AND
PRESSURE FOR THE OBSERVATORY AT MIRNY
Estimates of variability of mean monthly temperature and air Pressure values for,
months of the same name are represented in the paper 1cr a 11-year period of
observations in Antarctica. Ninety-five per cent coniidence limits in gen,~ral popt.,lation
;:are given both for indivi(Jual and long-time annual mean monthlV values of thes-e-
'Clurlents. It N shwvlt that sharp change of the atmospheric circulation may take place
,'during any month of the year.
The confidence limit.9 obtained in the paper for parameters being an3lysed can
vvxye as a criterion for reliabil;ty of tho5e values when constructing algorithms for
kboth manual and machine checking,
REEL/FRAME

USSR
UDC 51:155.001.57:612.3.1
DYUBKO, G. F. , TISHCHENkO, V. V.
'Wathematical Model of Statistical Conversion of Intensities oz Vibratio-n in
Vibration Sensation"
Probl. Rioniki. Resp. Mezlived. Nauchno-tekhn. Sb. [Problems of Monies, Repub-lic
Interdepartmental Scientific: and Technical Collection], No 4, 19*10, pp SO-S4,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, KibernetiRa, No 6, 1971, Abstract No
6 V678).
Translaticn: A mathematical model is studied, allowin.g the probability of ful-
fillment of an exponential -rule for the vibration sensitivity of the sL-Di to be
tested.
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USSR
UDC 51:155.001.57:612.82
DYUBKO, G. F., YEREMIN, G. S.
... Wathematical Model of Conversion of Found Information in the Human Audio
Analyzer"
Probl. Bioniki. Resp. Mezhved. Nauchno-tekhn. Sb. [Problems of Bionics, Republic
Interdepa-rtmental Scientific and Technical Collection], No 4, 1970, pp 114-116,
CTranslated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 6, 1971, Abstract No
6 V677 by the authors).
Translation: A mathematical model is presented, constructed by the cybernetic
"black box" method.

USSR
DYUFKO, S. F., TOPKOV, A. N.
UDC: 621.375-82
"Improving the Monochromaticity of Hydrogen Cyanide Laser Emission"
Moscow, Kvant. elektronika--sbornik (Quantum Electronics--collection of works',
No 1(13), "Sov. radio",-1973, pp 103-105 (from RZh-Fizika, No 8, Aug 7_3,
abstract No 8Dl058 by the authors)
Translation: The authors study the operation of a hydrogen cyanide laser
emitting on 336 /j m. When carbon monoxide is added to the working rdxturc, the
discharge current is reduced to 0.18 amp. while efficiency is more than tripled.
The width of the emisjion line in operation with added GO is decrepsed by more
than an order of magnitude. The paper gives the assumed mechanism responsible
for the effect of GO on improving the population inversion of hydrogen cyanide
working levels. On the basis of experiments a hydrogen cyanide laser is devel-
oped which operates effectively with a high-frequency discharge. The short-
term stability of the hydrogen cyanide laser working with a high-frequency does
not exceed 10-'().
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1/2 048 UNCLASSIFIE0
T'ITLE--A SUBMILLIMETER RANGE LASER -U-
.AUTHOR-(02)-DYUBKOi S.F-p SVICHt V.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--PRIBORY I TEKHNIKA EKSPERIMENTAr
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
7
JAN. FEB. 1970, P. 187-189
TOPIC TAGS--GAS LASERP HYDROGEN CYANIDEt LASER POWER OUTPUT, SINGLE MODE
LA5ERI SUBM[LLIMETER WAVE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/1557 STEP NO--UR/0120170/000/000/0187/0189
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106303
U'N'rl LASS I FIED

2/2 048 -UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106303
ABSTPACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0-- ABSTRACT. DESCRIPTION OF THE OESIGN AND MAIN
CHARACTERISTICS OF A SUBMILLIMETER RANGE GAS LASEIR OPGAATING ON HCN.
THE OUTPUT POWER OF THE LASER AT THE 336 MICRO WAVELENGTH RANGES FROM 10
TO 15 MW. THE RADIATION IS SINGLE MODE AND IS LINEARLY POLARIZED. THE
LASER LENGTH IS 1.6 M. FACILITY: KHAR'KOYSKII GOSUDARSTVENNYI
UNIVERSITETt KHARKOVt UKRAINIAN SSR.

USSR
UDC 621.396.963.3
DYUBURG, 0. 1., PEREVEZENTSEV, L. G.
"Perception of Color Marks of Radar Signals with Television Type Displays"
Sb. nauch. tr. Kiev. in-t inzh. grazhd. aviatsii (Collection of Scientific
Works of the Kiev Institute of Civil Aviation Engineering), 1971, vyp. 6, pp
56-60 (from RZh-Radioteklinika, No 6, Jun 72, Abstract No 6G70)
Translation: A study was made of the basic laws of color perception fo--- the
fine details of an image when the dispatcher is observing radar images on TV-
type color display screens. The experiments were performed using a color
video control device based on a masked kinescope. The effect of the a.-Iditional
information in the form of color variation of the target marks on the resolu-
tion of the display is established. There are 5 tables.
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112 010 UNCLASSIF'IED PROCESSING DATE--2JOCiTO
STUDY OF PIREF DIETHYL PYROCARE30NIC ETHER AND ITS POSSIBLE
USE IN THE FOOD INDUSTRY -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-ZAYTSEV, A.N., RAKHMANINA, N.L.t DYUBYUKw N.YE*
--COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--VOPROSY PITANIYA, 1970t NR 3, PP 14-17
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BfOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCFENCES
TOPIC TAGS--FOOD PRESERVATION, ALIPHATIC ETHER
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMFNT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1998/20tv5 STEP NC--UR/02/t,~-/70fok9O/Ot')I/~)-'-)L4/f)017
CIPC Wf:Sfxlfll'q 1',1:11--AP01221-74

212 010 UNICLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE-23COCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0122274
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) rP-("- AliSTKACT. 01ETHYL PYROCA~-,b,,ONIC ETHER (OPE)
IS UTILIZED INMANY COUNI*PIFS AS A CONSERVING AGENT FOR '.vIN-ES ANO JUICES.
PERTINENT CALCULATIONS SHOW DPE IN A OUSE OF 3.6 MG-KG 800Y WEI:."HT PER
DAY CAPABLE OF AFFECTING THE HUMAN ORGANISM. IN THE PkESENT WORK
EXPEkIMENTAL EVIDENCE 13 PRODUCED SHOWING THAT THE DOSE OF 3.6 MG-KG OF
DPE PROPOSED BY THE CHEMICAL INSTITUTE OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE
MOLDAY SSR WITH THE TRADE NAME OF "PrREF", SHOULD BE REGARDEJ AS L[M[NAL
TOXICOLOGICALLY. PROCEEDING FROM THIS FACTr AND ALSO CONSIDERING THE
RAT&OF THE PREPARATIONS HYDROLYSIS IN BEVEkAGES MAY DECREASE
CONSIDERABLYr "PIREF", ACCORDING TO THE AUTHORS, CANNOT BE RECOMMENDED
AS A PRESERVATIVE FOR WINES AND WINE PRODUCTS. FACILITY:
INSTITUT PITANIYA AMN SSSR, MOSCOW.
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MSR
V., KOTIIEVSICIY, V. A.
UDC: 534-8
"Investigation of the Acoustic Channel of a Waveguide-Type Level Indicator"
Tjr- Taganrog. radioteklui. in-ta (Works of Taganrog Radio Engineering Institute),
1973, VYP- 34, pp 218-227 (from BZh-Fizika, No 5, May 73, abstract NO 5Zh600
by V. V. Semenov)
Translation: An investigation is made of the acoustic channel of sensors in
level indicators in which this channel operates on normal waves. The radiatinz
waveguide is a circular rod carrying on its surface a periodic structure com-
prised of truncated cones with their smaller bases turned toward a converter
located 9n the tipper face of the rod. The periodic structure can be used to
change the d-irection of motion of the elastic wavo in the recuiving wavc[-~jide
through 180 degrees relative to the radiating wave.-aide. The receiving wave-
guide through 180 degrees relative to the radiating waveguide. The receiving
vaveguide is a circular rod with a smooth surface. At short distances between
waveguides imnersed in a liquid an elastic wave is exciter! in tne receiving
-waveguide by the fluid wedge metliod. By the selection of the oscillation
frequency and waveguide dia-neter, elastic waves can be effectively radiated
into the liquid and excited in the receiving waveguide. When the acoustic
channel is tuned to the third mode, acoustic ener,,;y is most effcctively
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DIUDIN, B. V., KOTILEVSKIY, V. A., Tr. Tagmnrog. radiotekhn. in-ta, 1a73,
v,3,p- 34, pp 218-227
transffdtted vhen the period of the structure on the radiating waveE;u-*Lde is
0
equal to the vavelen-th. The diameter of the radiating waveguide, was chosen
0
with the condition that the diameter of the truncated cone in the periodic
structure be equal to that of the receiving waveguide. An overall view of the
radiating waveguide is given. The acoustic channel of the level indicator was
studied on an installation which is schematically shown in the paper. For tne
investigated waveguide system the optimum resonance frequency is 252 kHz for a
structure period n = 1. At this resonance frequency there is a dead zone of
0.1-0-15 m on the ends of the waveguide due to the existence of a zone of
acoustic siM.,ial transmission. A wideband spherical pickup was used to j,,ieasure
the pressure amplitude along a waveguide immersed in -water. The resolution of
the level iry-licator is 1250 -,qslm. The delay time of a pulse in the acoustic
channel as a function of liquid level was close to linear.
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USSR UDC: 681.121.842
KREMLEVSKIY, 1). P., DYUDINA, 1. A.
"Use of Standard Diaphragms for Measurement of Moist Steam Flow"
IV Vses. Nauch.-Tekhn. Seminar. Metody i Pribory Dlya Izmereniya Raskhodov
i Kolichestv Zhidkosti, Gaza i Para [Fourth All-Union Scientific and
Technical Seminar on Methods and Devices for Measurement 6f Flow Rates and
Quantities of Fluid, Gas and Vapor -- Collection of Works], Tallin, 1972,
pp 17-22 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Metrologi.ya i lzmeritelInaya
Tekhnika, No 3, 1973, Abstract No 3.32.702)
Translation: As a result of theoretical and experimental studies, the
following conclusion.,; are drawn: 1. In measuring the flow of moist steam
using a standard diaphragm, one can use the ordinary flow formula undel, the
condition of application of correction factor K, the value of which is
pres'entcd. 2. The formula for flow rate of moist stoam yields, as a par-
ticular case, the generally known formula for nicasumment of flow rate of
single-phase media. 3. As moist steam moves through a diaphragm, the
particles of moisture, the density of which is severnl hundred times greater
than that of the vapor, are not accelerated and pass through the apcrturc of
the diaphragm at their initial velocity. 2 tables.
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1/2 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATCE-20IN20V70
TITLE-DETL~,,",INATICN OF UPPEk CRITICAL LOADS FOR CYLINDkICAL SNELLS ON Ti-IE-
dASIS CF NCINLINEAR THEORY -U-
.!_UTH0R-(02)-0YUGACH, H.I., STEPANENKO, A.S.
.:CCUNTRY LF INFG-USSR
d
SOURCE--VSE5LIUZNAIA KLNFERENTS11A PO PRIMENEN'llU ETSVt4 V STROITELINOI
5THP TIFLISY GEORGIAN SSRp NOV. 25-29, 1966. PRIKLADNAIA
DATE PUBLIShED---APR70
SLBJECT AREAS--MECh.r INID., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
,-JOPIC TAGS-CYLINORIC SHELL STRUCTUREv BIBLIOGRAPHYs SHELL THEORY1
COMPUTER APPLLCATIONv METAL STRESSP NONLINEAR EQUATION
~.CCNTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REtL/vR0lE--2000/197,L STEP NU--Uk/(31()8/70/004)/[)OU/0061/0073
CIRC ACCESSICN' i'lli-AP0125560
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212 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--ZONOV70
CIRC ACCESSICN NG-AP01255bO
-ABSTRACTIEXTkACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DEVELOPMENT OF A METHOD OF
CALCULATING UPPEk CRITICAL LOADS FOR CYLINDRI~--AL SHELLSv BASED ON THE
LINEAkIZATICN OF THE NONLINEAR EQUATICNS IN SHELL THEUJRY UNDER THE
ASSLIMPTICN OF ZERO MCMENT STRESS IN THE INITIAL STATF. THE NONLINEAR
STRAIN ECUATIGNS ARE SOLVED BY AN ITERATION TECHNIQUE WHICH REDUCES TO
THE DETERt,,INATICl\ CF C0R-mECTIONS 'TO THE VALUES OF THE kESOLVING
FUNCTION'S ObTAINED IN THE PRECEDING APPROXIMATION. THE LORRECTIONS ARE
COMPLTED GN THE EASIS OF THE LINEARIZED SYSTE14 OF EQUATIONS. IN THE
CASE CF ZERJ CORRECTIUNS, THIS SYSTEM REDUCES TO A HOMIOGENEOUS SYSTEM
-AHICH CCNSTIFUTES A SYSTEM OF STABILITY EQUATIONS WHICH TAKE THE MOMENT
STRESSES IN THE SUBCRETICIAL STATE INTO ACCOUNT. AS AN EXAMPLEr
STABILITY PfAOBLEMS F(Jk CYCLINDRICAL SHELLS ARE SOLVED ON THE BASIS OF A
-16GRAM, USING THE METHOD OF NETWORKS.
CORRESPCNDING CCMPUTEP P.~
FACILITY: AKADEM11A NAUK UKRAINSKOL SSR, INSTITUT MEKHANIKI, KIEV"
UKRAINIAN SSR.

USSR
UDC 547-834.4+54-1.634
.1 SHEYTTKER,
I-DIMULk 'YE. YE.) I r
-V ANIN 1k, A. D., ALEMETEVA, L. M., qYPCJ
YEJ. N. YA-lGiON-1-07 L. II., "111 R. RICHAM A. 1h.., and KATPUT-SKIY A. R.,
.1 .7 .7 J1
All-Union Scientil'ic R-~s;-~arch Phar,--ceutical Chemiclal Insstitute ireni S.
Ord,-.honikidze, and Cheirdstury Dapartment, University of East Anglia vt,
Norifich
., Great Bri nin
"Reaction of 11~cnzo [h1quinuclicline with Electrophilic R-21.Erents"
Riga, Miirdya Getc-rotsiklicheskikh '.Soyedineniy, Academy of Sciences La-t
I tvian
I~o I
L9SR) 197-3, F)13 385-38a
Abstract: :E'lectro.nhilic sul~stitutlion o1" b-,~nzo (b) quiruclidi-n~-- (T) 7was sztudlicd:
brominution, nitration. Lpd stilfochlorination. Thccc! rensults are closely rz~ia-ted
to tile ZO-)s-urncne oi' r,---yr e-ectron interactio.-i in I. '-,--hen I is brominat-,3d in
several differ,:-nt- solwants (Ilcc~tic acid) ch,loroforl:]) atu. 0, 210, and 6100 Ouit-h or
witho,it cata-l"'-sts), on-1.1 t1ie r-:~rbronide of I and a i::olecular co:;:Plux o--~, 1 with
bromine ~.,elre obtain-:!d. ~.-ue c:,usence of t"le z)-f-( z2zor~.Irlic effect in I is shown
, J;0 1),,O-iiw~-Aion, ni-ration and sulfochlor-1--t-lon of~ I
by its pK. T,,
L
fox-I -Orud,-C-ts -of C-L--ctro-thilic substitution, i -i s tf cai;erl wit'l a nitratin7,
mi.xtura at 1'rom -4 to -70, m:-monitro-er.zo [121 q --- i nu - 1- J. a- i n 2 2. 1;
formed. T i,; ~Clrt~atc:d vil~h chlorosul.!!anic acid., first at 00 arri then ut
00
bcw~o chloride! is for-~-J-

USSR UDC 577-1:615-7/9
PUZI V. I., BERDYEVA DYUKANOVA
IK A. T.P H. YA.
"Activity of Succinate Dehydrogenase in Organs of White Rats During
Intoxication With Vipera Lebetine Poison"
Byul. Eksperim. biol. i med. (Bulletin of Experimental Biology
and Medicine), Vol 69, No 1, 1970, PP 93-94 (from ReferativnV;K
Zhurnal - BiologicheskElya_Khimiya, No 14, 25 Jul 7-0,Abstract
No 14 F 944)
Translation: Studied were the effects of a toxic and a lethal dose
;f Viperi~_lebetina poioon on the specific histochemical activity
of succinate dehydrogenase (I) of the liver, kidneys, myocardi
U um.,
lung tissuo, and brain of Wlilto rats. The character oi' t-he changes
in the activity of I depends on the duration and doso of the poison.
As a rulo, the droi~ in activity of I corresponds to the oxtont of
dir-it-.roplija claingfitj in the paronchyrrXk! organn.
Yu, Loykin

USSR UDC 598.126:591.461.2
BERDYYEVA, A. T., and DYU a., Institute of Physiology and Ex-
"WWA"-X__X
perimental Pathology arrid Zones, Academy of Sciences Turkmen SSR, and
Pathomorphological. Department, Central Scientific Research Institute of
Tuberculosis, Ministry of Health USSR
"Dynamics of the Change in Kidney Parenchyma and Vessel Walls Caused by
Intoxication From KufL and Cobra Venoms"
Ashkhabad, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Turkmenskoy SSR, Seriya Biologicheskikh
Nauk, No 5, 1970, pp 51-85
Abstract: I'lie dcgencrative changes in the kidneys of white rats upon
administration of toxic and lethal doses of Kuf-i and Cobra venoms were
studied, with particular reference to morphological and histochemical re-
actions of the kidney parenchyma and the arterial walls. The changes ob-
served were accompanied by a breakdown of the oxidation-reduction reactions
and a change in the nucleic acid content. The character of the pathological
changes and the dyna=Lcs of their course depend on the type of snake, the
dose, and the time of action of the venom.
50 -

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I' L and in;~ t--ra-c- 0'
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clemy 0 c -L c le n 'S Sil
Ucc-.- s e ~, C- iv-
2C.'
c,
I'D y
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Z7 1 7,
VC: ~n
L
V--
V
Cl C', r
-,D To C d 0;
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7 ~7
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Ace. Xr. P 0 Onvic r Code; UR 0219
PRIMARY SOURCE,- Byulleten' Eksperimental'noy Biologii i
h3ditsiny, 1970, Vol 69, Nr 1, pp A93ff
ACTIVITY OF SUCCINIC DENYDROGENASE IN THE ORGANS OF WHITE RATS
AFTER INTOXICATION WITH THE TOXIN OF THE SNAKE "GUERZA"
K 1. Puzik, A. T. Berdyeva,-,M- Ya. Dyukanova
Central Receirrh ln,~Jitute of I'liberculosis, M=i)w_ Instituig
Ashkhabad
The authors report on results of histochemical study of the activity of succina-
tedehydrogenase after intoxication with the poison of the snake "guerza". Marked dif-
ference was found in the distribution and activity of the enzyme in various organs.
Character of changes of the activity depended on-the dose and the duration of action of
the poison.
REEL/FRAME

USSR UDC: 533.69
DYUKOV A. A I Dnepropz~trovsk State University
ANQI~ -
"An Instrument for Demonstrating and Measuring Aerodynamic Lift"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, IzoDreteniya, Proqrshlennyye Obr--ztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 13, May 70, Author's Certificate No 335567, Division G, filed 14 Jul 70,
published 11 Apr 72, P 175
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces an irstrumerit for demon-
strating and measuring aerodynamic lift. The device contains -- rotating
cylinder located in an airstream with the axle supported by clastic hinges
equipped with force-mewsuring instruments. As a distinguishing feature of
the patent, provision --'s nade for increasing the measurement range by dis-
placement of the cylinder in a plane perpendicular to the velocity vector
of the oncoming flow. The device is equipped with an electric rotor whose
shaft is connected to the axle of the cylinder through a flexible roller.
120

1/3 Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--BASIC PROBLEMS IN SOVIET EXPLORATION GEOPHYSICS -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-DYUKOV, A.I., NEVOLIN, N.V., FEDYNSKIY, V.V.
A-
.:COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:SOURCE--MOSCOW, SOVETSKAYA GEOLOGIYA, NO 4, APRIL 1970, PP 41-53
OATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES ANO OCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--GEOPHYSIC METHOD OF EXPLORATION, MAGNETIC SURVEY, GRAVITY
SURVEY, ELECTROMAGNETIC SOUNDING, MAGNETOTELLURIC SU'UNDING,
ELECTROPROSPECTINGi NUCLEAR GEOPHYSICS, EARTH CRUST, UPPER mAINTLE,
PETROLEUA PPOSPECTING, GEOLOGIC EXPL04ATION, MARINE GEOLUGY, GEOLOGICAL
OCEANOGRAPHY, SEISMIC PROSPECTING
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/0947 STEP NO--UR/0215/7()/0001004/004L/0053
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP012660.?
UNCLASS I

2/3 Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0126602.
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0-- ABSTRACT. 4FTER A HISTORICAL REVIEW, THE
FOLLOWING ASPECTS OF SCVIET EXPLORATION GEOPHYSICS ARE DISC USSED'-
,MAGNETIC PROSPECTING,, GRAVIMETRIC PROSPECTING, ELECTRIC Pr,jSPr:CTINGf
SEISMIC PROSPECTINGI GEOPHYSICAL STUDIES IN 30REHDLES# NUCLEAR
GEOPHYSICAL METHODS, COMPLEX INVESTIGATIONS OF THE EARTH'S CRUST AND
UPPER MANfLE, REGIONAL GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATIONS, PROSPECTING FOR
PETROLEUM AND GAS, AND MINERAL PROSPECTING. IN THE FUTURE THE
GEOPHYSICISTS OF THE USSR MUST FOCUS ATTENTION ON THE FOLLOWING
PROBLEMS: .1) C.OMBINING GEOPHYSICAL METHODS WITH DRILLING FOR
INCREASING THE EFFECTIVE DEPTH AND ACCURACY OF GEOPHYSICAL
INVESTIGATIONS IN STUDYING BASEMENT RELIEF IN PLATFORM AREAS AND
DETERMINING THE LOWER STRUCTURAL STAGES OF THE SEDIMENTARY COVEPP AS
WELL AS FINDING LUW''ANIPLI'TUDE---S:I-IkUCTUR-ES IN- LOWER PALEOZOIC AND UPPER
PROTEROZOIC DEPOSITS OF THE RUSSIAN AND SIBERIAN PLATFORMS, OEVONIAM-AND
MORE ANCIENT DEPOSITS OF THE TIMANO-PECHORA PROVI-N'CE, MESOZOIC-CENOZOIC
DEPOSITS OF THE NORTHERN CAUCASUSt JURASSIC AND PER.MIAN-TRIASSIC
DEPOSITS OF CENTRAL ASIA, THE CASPIAN DEPRESSIONP USTYUATP AND
ELSEWHERE. 2) METHODS MUST BE IMPROVED FOR STUDYING SUBSALT DEPOSITS ON
THE RUSSIAN AND SIBERIAN PLATFORMS AND IN CENTRAL ASIA. 3) THERE MUST
BE A RADICAL TECHNICAL REEQUIPPING OF MARINE GEOPHYSICS TO 3RING ABOUT
FMPROVEMENTS li'l THE EXPLOkATION FOR PETROLAEUM AND GAS ALONG THE SEA AND
OCEAN SHORES OF THE USSR AND TO DISCOVER OFFSHORE DEPOSITS OF SOLID
MINERALS.
UNICLASSIFIE
.A -) -D

3/3 Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0126602
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--4) DEVELOPMENT OF A METHOD OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH FOR
DETAILED STUDY OF THE TECTONICS OF COALBEARING STRATA IN COAL FIELDS TO
MAKE POSSIBLE PLAINJ.NING OF A COMPLETELY MECHANIZED SYSTEM FOR THEIR.
EXPLOITATION. 6) MUCH MORE EXTENSIVE USE MOST tiE MADE OF SUCH METHODS
AS INDUCED POLARIZATION AND TRANSIENT PROCESSES, HIGHLY PRECISE
GRAVIMETRIC PROSPECTING AND ADVANCED TYPES OF SEISMIC PROSPECTING1
TOGETHER WITH GEOCHE'-tICAL MET149DS AT ALL STAGES OF MINERAL PROSPECTING
AND EXPLORATION. 7) DEVELOPMENT OF METHODS FOR TAKING INTO ACCOU.NT THE
INHOMOGENEITY OF ROCKS AND OTHEk FORMS OF INTFRFERENCE WHICH REOUCE THE
RELIABILITY OF DISCRIMINATION AND INTERPRETATION OF eiEAK ANOMALIES
CAUSED BY DEEPLY SEATED ORE BODIES; THIS WORK MUST BE DONE USING
PETROPHYSICAL METHnDSt M4THFMATICAL STATISTICS# THE THEORY OF GAMES AND
ELECTRO~4~C COMPUTERS. EACH FORM OF GEOPHYSICAL PROSPECTING AND
EXPLORATION IS EXAMINED RELATIVE TO ITS NEEDS DURING THE NEXT FE,.,., YEARS.
FACILITY: ALL UNION SCILNTIFIC RESEAkCH INSTITUTE OF GEOPHYSICS.
FACILITY: MARINE- GEOLOGICAL PROSPECTING INSTITUTE.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR uDc: 621.374.5(088.8)
DYUKOV L. V., TABP.KOV, G. A., BARANOV, A. N., TIKHONOVICH, V. V.
"A Device for Correctin- the Flat Section of a Pulse"
0
USSR Author's Certificate No 266829, filed 3 June 69, published 2 July 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 5, MaY 71, Abstract No 5G302 _P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for correcting
the flat section of a power modulator pulse. The device consists of a. con-
trollable resistance (e. g. a lamp) connected in series or parallel with the
load, an amplifier in a feedback circuit, a comparison element, and a ref-
erence voltage source. To reduce losses in the regulator and ensure zero-lag
action of the device, the cormarison,elemeat and reference voltage source
are made in the form of a capacitor and electronic switch in a Series circuit
which is connected in parallel with the load resistance. The comm n point
between capacitor and switch is connected to the high-resistance input of
the feedback amplifier.

Acc. Nr: fiP0017350- "Pli Rle'f. Code:
PRDIARY SOURCE: Vestnik Khirurgii Lne-ni
I. Grel-ova, 1970,
Vol 104, Nr/ , pp&S-49
ACUTE ULCERS OF THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT
Bv L. A, Slnolfikov arlil- V. S.~i 2.V _U~
Thirteen patients xvith acute ulcers were investigated. Single ulcers were observed
In 4 patients, multiple - in 9. Acute ulcers were mostly locatod if] life sloniach (in 9 pa-
lients) and more rare ill the intestine. The course (if acute ulcers was complicated by
-perforation ill 10 cases, hemorrhage- in :3 cases. The clio~cal picture of ulcer perfora-
tion depends on its localization and frequenfly does not show a classic picture of pe-
ritoneal shock. The diagnosis of such a complication is very difficult. Hemorrhage, as
a complication of acute ulcer promptly leads to grave anernia and oftell results ill pa-
tients' death.
REE', L/FRAME
,1979087G

USSR UDC: 8.,T4
D YUKOV --k M-A T V .
"Layer-by-Layer intc-27pretation of the Function Rl,n"
Uch. zaD. Perm. un-t. (Scientific Notes of Perm University), 1971, No 2'~Q
pp 36-41 (from Kh::Fibernetika, No 1, Jan 72, Abstract !,.'o 1`11033)
Translation: The authors consider a method of layer-by-layer interpre-
tation of the function n, and generalize the results of realization of
this method on the it "' computer.
Araeats

USSR
LJDC 541.62047.819043.4,22.4.6
ZAYTSEV, B. YE., SHEBAN, G. V.I PYUMAM(,-~~d si-amov, L. D.,
Scientific Research Institute of-Zr-ganic Intermediates and Dyes. Mloscow
"The Structure of 2-1-lothoxY-3-hydrov-6-phenylazopyridine"
Riga, Khimiya Goterotsiklichoskikh Soyedinenly, No 2, Feb 73, pp 224-229
Abstracts On the basis of IR and electron spectroscopy it was established
that 2-methoxY%--3-hydroxy-6-phenylazopyridine exists in azo and hydrazo fonis.
Switching from aprotic solvents to the protonated ones rezu1ts in a shift in
the equilibrium of tautomers toward the hydrazone form. The r-e-lationship of
the tautomeric forms in different solvents wts studied. The stability of
both form was established by the NO method, the azo form appearing to be more
stable.
67 -

Acc.
Nr: Abstracting Service: Ref. Code:
AfO100357- CHDIICAL .ABST'.
1165'
23p Effect of the pH of the medl=_ on chemical shifts in
the PMIX of 3-hydroxy 'din* derivatives. Lezina 11 P.;
Fri
Smirnov. L - D V. &,m B strov V ~St
Fiz Alcecow UI SSR). I Irv. ~W , 7ew.-wEn.
lm, (1),2311 ( ). The NNNIR chem. shifts were tabulated
for 3-methoxy-2-methylpyridine, 3-hydroxy analog, its 2-nitro
and 2-dimethylaminomethyl analogs, as well as 2-mt:thyl-6-
diethylaniinomethvi-3-hydrox)-pyridine, its 6-nitro analog and
4-nitim analog as well as selected methiodides. From the chein.
shift data. the electron distribution in such conipds. was estd. for
acid, basic and neutral inedia. The spectra of 2-methyl-3-
-hydroxypyr:idiae-and iis N-Me deriv. showed the presence of
the bipolar structure component in aq. soln. The Hueckel
method of LCAO MO calcn. gave satisfactory value,-,-, for the
bipolar form in comparison with the results of NTAIR study.
Passing fi-om acid to basic medium causes a change in the se-
quential position of proton signals froni 4- and 5-positions of the
ring. The internal. H, bond in 2-dimithylaminoinethyl-3-hy-
droxypyridine affects the chem. shift relation to pH and the de-
pendence of this shift on pH indicates that distinct protonation
at the ring N and the sidechain N occurs in such conipds.
G. M. Kosol2poff
REEL/ FWIE
.19841777

USSR
UDC 8. 74
TYRSA, V. YE., DYUNYASHE.1'1.-V. V., KIRICHENKO, N. LEVYKIN, V. If., RONKNNOVA,
A. G.
"Analysis of the Accuracy of Analog-to-Digital Transformation with Automatic
Exclusion of Systematic Errors"
Pribory i sistemy avtomatiki. Resp. mezhv~d. temat. nauch.-tekhn. sb. (Auto-
mation Instruments and Systems. Republic Interdepartmental Thematic Scientific
and Technical Collection), 1972, vyp. 24, pp 103-107 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No
12, Dec 72, Abstract No 12V452)
Translation: A study was made of the method of analog-to-digital transforma.-
tion which can be realized in information-measuring devices. For a significant
reduction (e.-:clusion) of ;Systematic measurement errors, an information channel
is introduced into the block diagram of the converter which permits the code
of a standard value in its physical essence an adequate unknown, to be received.
Chl- the basis of the analysis of the accuracy of the proposed meLhcd of analog-
digital transformation, recommendations are wade for selection of the optimal
ratio of the unknown and the standard variables.
1/1

. .... ......
112 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
TfTLE--HIGH SHRINKAGE FIBERS BASED ON POLY(ETHYLEINE 6LYCOL TEREPHTHALATE
5PHYOROXYISOPHTHALATE -U--
,-AUTHOR-(02)-DYURNBAUMt V.S.# BOGDANOV, M.N.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--KHIM. VOLOKNA 1970, (1), 63
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--POLYETHYLENE TEREPHTHALATE, SYNTHETIC FIBER, HYOROXYL
RADICAL
Cf_'k4TRGL -'4ARK I NG--f-4 -9 R IESTP f CT f ON S
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIF[E)
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1984/1812 STEP NO--UR/0183/70/ODG/001/0063/0063
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0100336
!,,,,r ISc I C I E r,

2/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0100386
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0-- ABSTRACT. STAPLE OR FIBERS SPUN FROM
POLY(ETHYLENE TEREPHTHALATE, 5ttiYOROXYISnPHTHALATE), (TEREPHTHALIC,
5,HYDROXYlSOPHTHALIC AC I0 14T. RATIO 98-98.5:2-1.5) , PELT AT 280 TO
2DEGREES OR 292 TO 4DEGRFES AND AFrER DRAWING 240 TO 50PERCENT OR 330 TO
60PERCENT, RESP., AT 70 10 5DEGREES SHRINK 50 TO 60PERCENT WHEN HEATED
TO 60DEGREES. SUCH FIBERS ARE USED IN THE MANUF. OF ARTIFICIAL FUR,
TRICOTS, AND KNITTED FABRICS. THEY SHOULD BE PROCESSED AT LESSTHAN
80DEGREES AFTER SPINNING TO PRESERVE THEIR SHRINKING ABILITY.
UNIC L

112 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SE[570
TITLE--PROPERTIES OF FIBERS BASED ON COPOLYMERS OF ETHYLENE TEREPHTHALATE
WITH ETHYLENE HYDROXYlSO13HTHALATE -U-
I-AUTHOR-(04)-GORBACHEVA, V.0., DYURNBAUM Ves IYEVLEVAY N.K.t KHOKHLOVA,
'. N.S.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR D
SOURCE--KHIM. VOLOKNA 1970t (1), 9-11.
,DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
"TOPIC TAGS--COPOLYMER, POLYETHYLENE TEREPHTHALATEt HYDROXYL RADICALt
SYNnIETIC FIBER, THERMAL ANALYSISt DILATOMETRY,_ MICROSCOPY, THERMAL
EFFECT
CONTROL MARKfNG--N,) RESTR[crIONS
OOCUMFNT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIF0
PROXY REEL/FRAM~--1984/1826 STEP NO--UR/0183/70/000/001/0009/0011
CIRC ACCESSION ~jr_l--AP01004(10

212 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-18SEP70'
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0100400
~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE STRUCTURE AND PHYSICOMECH.
PROPERTIES OF ETHYLENE TFREPHTHALATE# (1
89
UNIC LAS-ca IF I E 01

USSR uDc 632.954
SHMEGGLOV, YU. V., KOZINA, L. S., YA.XOV=t V. I., NUESPIN, C. I., and
DYUSEN' H I., All Union Scientoific Research Insthutebf Pbyto~atholo-
yn-Moscow Region, Institute of or,-
.anic Chemistry, Academy of Sciences
USSR, Moscow
"Herbicidal Activity of Substances Containing Trichloroallyl Group. I
Communication. 1,1,2-Trieliloroprop--ne-l-ol-3 (Trich:Lorcallyl Alcohol)#
Some of its Analogues and Derivatives"
Moscow, Agrokhimiya, No 5, Hay 73t pp 129-135
Abstracti The highest- herbicidal activity among the chloro derivatives of
allyl alcohol is exhibited. by 1,1,2-trichloropropene-i-01-3 (1) and its
simple alk-11 ethers. ThoEe com-pound3 are systemic herlbicides penetra. ting
into the plants through the roots. Replacement of the hydroxyl group in
trichloroallyl alcohol 171 various radicals and other groupings leads to the
losis or -to a drastic change of herbicidal activity. As a rule, the materials
loose their ability to penetrate through the roots of the plants. In con-
trast to W, trichloro-finylacetic acid exhibits properties of an active
systemic herbicide capable of penetrating through the leaves. The parent
0
compound (I) is about 5-10 times as active as allyl alcohol. In a field
trial on buckwheat, (1) lowered by 45-551% the total. weeds without any unde-
sirable action against the buckwheat. 1/1

USSR
UDC 632.95
SHMFIEGLOV, r-T. V. 7 NIXISHIN, G. I..., VOL'KENSHTZYN,
YU. B., SA1,1a%NDRA, L. K., and KOZINA, L. S.,AAl-Union Research
Institute of Plant Pathology and Institute of Organic Chemistry,
Academy of Sciences MISR
"A Herbicide"
USSR Author's Certificate No 252757, filed Ll June 68, published 25
Feb 70 (From RZh-Khimiya, No 22, 25 Nov 70, Abstract No 22 N708 P by
L. Shchelestenko)
Translation: It is sc.ggested that bis-trichlorallyl esters of
dicarboxyLic acids be used as a herbicide. They have the general
ZOOM CCI = CCI where N an
formula: C1 2C = CCICEI2OOC(CH2)n 2 2
integer from 0 to 2.
1/1

* ' i -M.
112 040 UNCLASSIF190
TITLE-EFFECT OF AQUEOUS MEDIA AND ADDITIVES OF SURFACE ACTIVE Ai_z ~-.-s oml)
__ 7HE CONTACT FATIGUE STRENGTH OF CHISEL STEEL 20KHN3A -U-
AUTHOR- (05)-KATSOV # K.B.v KUSLITSKIYv A.B., KARPEN'.(Ov G.lj'..j
E-P-v-lW6"_U~w V..ZH. 4?qw~
CCUNTRY OF INFQ---USSR L-DI
SOURCE--FIZ.-KHIM. MEKH. MATER, 1970, 5(6)7 757-8
DATE PUBLISHED ----- -70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS* MECH., IND., CIVIL ANG MIWRINE ENG.-i
TOPIC TAGS--SURFACE-Ar-TIVE AGENT, ALLOY "DESIGNATION2
STEEL, ELECTROSLAG MELTING* METAL CORROSIONv HYDROGEN, FATIGUE
METALWORKINGr CUTTING TOOL/(U)20KHN3A CHROMIUM NICKEL SVEEL
CCNTROL'MARKING-N0 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PR0XY,PEEL/FRAME--1983/j)636 STEP
CIRC ACCESS~ION NO-AP0105615
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 040 UNCLASSIFIED
CIRC-ACCESSION NO-AP01056115
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE TITLE S-UD
WITH STEEL 20KHN3A MELTED ACCORDING TO 2 ALTERNAT "VE
ELECTROSLAG REMELTED. THE LATTER S T CIE L H AAD P L~-: S S
THE FORMER. AFTER MECH. WORKING SPECIMENS 1.'ERE
IN SOLID CARBURIZER TO THE DEPTH OF CARBURIZED LAYE-.':'
HARDNESS OF SURFACE LAYER HRC 57 AND 58 (COPE HAR3,%7SS
CONCN. AT A DISTANCE 0.2 MM FROM THE SURFACE 11AS 0.8*~`~P.;:Ev.-:,~
HICROSTRUCTURE OF CERENTED. LAYER !-lAS FINE ACILCULA~Z
THAT OF THE CORE WAS I*ROGSTITESO.RBIYE. TESTING 'i.'AS CC,lt~;E 0~.'
APP. WI TH AND WITHOU7 ADDN. OF SURFACE ACTIVE SUB,57-NC S-`.
WATER AND BY USING TAP' WATERt STRATAL NATER ~;TTH A~,.,D
THE VERY SHARP DECREASE OF CONTACIT ENOURA.NIC E OF Sr E-L la
RUNNING (6ASH) WATER WHOULD BE EXPLAINED NOT 0,%L1' EY 4.
BUT ALSO bY THE CORROSION !N CCINISINATION WITH
IN THIS CCNT~~CTfOl%l
.SURFACE IN CONTACT WITH WATER. .., THE
OF S.A.S. IS EXPLAINED BY THE 'FORMATION ON THE METAL SU.'-~IFAC-r C"F
POLYMOL, PROTECTIVE FILM,
A

USSR UDC 576.851-71-097.2-083.3
QDTSAL11EVA. a., Go, TARASDWILCH, 1. V.. and PIOTNIKOVA, L. F., Institute of Epide-
mi-M-gy-MUM-croTiology imeni Gamaleya. Academy of Medical Sciences USSR, Moscow
"Preparation of Antigen from Rickettsia tsutsugamushi Grown in Tissue Cultures"
Mfoscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii, No 7, Jul 70,
PP 101-103
Abstract: Soluble antigen was obtained from R. tsutsugamushi (Gilliam and B-15
strains) cultured in a monolayer of L cells and primary trypsinized chick fibro-
blasts. Three days after formation of the monolayer, the modium was removed and
the culture inoculated with a suspension of egg yolk infected with rickettsia.
The culture was then left for 2 hours or overnight at 370C. The suspension con-
taining rickett:3ia W43 removed and the culture ooverod with modium 199. As soon
as the first signs of degeneration of the monolayer appeared, the cells were re-
moved mechanically and centrifuged for 1 hour until all rickettsia and calls
settled. The supernatant iras removed. and the precipitate was used as starting
material to prepare the antdgen. The specificity of this antigen was determined
from the results of a eomplement-fixation test.
1/1

1/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING BATE--18SEP70
TITLE--STIMULATION OF INTERFEROGENESIS IN PRODUCING CELLS BY T14EIR
PRETREATMENT WITH INITERFERON -U- .
AUTHOR-(05)-SOLOVYEV, V.D.t MARCHENKOI V.1.1 OYUYSAL[YEVAt R.G.,
3ABAYANrs, A.A., POKIDYSHEVA, L.N.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-VOPROSY VIRUSOLOGH; 1970, NR 21 PP 150-155
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--INTERFFRUl'Jy LEOKOCYTEv MUSCLE TISSUE, NEWCAs'rLE UISEASE VIRUS
RESTMICTIONS
0JCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY RcEL/FRAME--1990/0745 STEP NO--UR/0402/70/000/002/Ot5O/Ol55
CIRC ACCESSION '10--AP0108951
J'4CLASSIFIED

212 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--tSSF-P70
CIRC ACCESSI-ON Nf)--AP0103c)51
A9STRACT/=-XTRACT--(U) GD-0- ABSTRACT. PRETREATMENT WITH INTERFERON OF
HUMAN AND CHICKEN LEUKOCYTES9 FIBROBLASTS OF SKIN MUSCLE TISSUE OF HUMAN
AND CHICK El-.,BRYO, HUMAN AMNION AND CHURIO ALLANTOIC MEMBRANE f)F CHICK
E~i-"RYD RESULTS IN STIMULATION AND EARLIER START OF SUBSEQUENT INTEERFERON
PRODUCTION IN THESE TISSUES. TREATMENT OF TISSUES SUPPORTING
MULTIPLICATION OF THE VIRUS INDUCER (NEWCASTLE OISEASE WITH LARGE
VIRUSI
DOSES OF INTERFERON CAUSED INHIBITION OF INTERFEROGENESIS IN THEmt WHILE
SMALL DOSES RESULTED IN STIMULATION OF INTEqFEROGENESIS. CELLS NOT
SUPPORTING VIRUS MULTIPLICATION RESPONDED BY STIMULATION OFINTERFERON
PRODUCTION TG TREAT14ENT WITH BOTH LARGE AND SMALL DOSES OF liueRFERON.
THE STIMULATING EFFECT R-E-4CHED MAXIMUM AT 2 HOURS AND DISAPPEAi%'FD AT 24
HOURS. THE PROCESS OF STIMULATION AND INHIBITION OF INTERPERON. AND
PR3DUCTION IS SPECIES SPECIFIC.- ENHANCEMENT OF INTERFEROGENESIS WAS
ALSO OBSERVED AFTER PRETREATMENT OF THE TISSUES WITH SMALL DOSES OF THE
VIRUS INDUCER.
UNCLASSIFIED

01
USSR UDC 576.858-095-333
SOLOVIYEV, V. D., MARCH&iKO, V. !., DYUYSALI-LEVA, R. G,, BAii-iZA;iTS, A. A., and
POKIDYSHEVA, Is. N., Institute of Epne-mi-a""OwdITC1.5-crouiology imeni N. :F.
Gamaleya, Academy oil Medical Sciences USSR, Moscow
"Stimulation of interferon I~ormation in Producing Cells by Pretreating them with
interferon"
Moscow, Voprosy Virusologii, No 2, Mar/Apr 70, PP 150-15.)
Abstract: Pretreating human and chicken leukocyttes, Ifibrobiast-I's of skin :Trascie
tissue of human and chick eabr-jos, human amnion and chorioallantoic memorane OLI
chick emuryo with intorforon results in stimulation of subsc-luent interferon pro-
duction in these tissues. Tissues supporting multiplication of the virus-
inducer (Newcastle disease virus) treated with large doses of intorferon 5howed
inhibited interferon formation while thoso treated with small doses exhibited
stimulated interferon formation. Either large or sciall doses of interferon
stim,:Inted imerferon. production of cells not supporting ,-iru5 multiplication.
The sti:raulating effect reached a maximum after 2 hours, and disappeared after 24
hours. The stimulation and inhibition process of interferon production is
Stimulation of interferon formation was also observed, after
pretreatment of the tirniuos with small doses of the virus; inducor.

USSR
UDC: 537-525.5
DYUKEV, G. A., DiPijill, V. B., EOYMES, B.,.,,Ya., and YUR'Y_-V, V. G.
".Arc Discharge 'Yith a Strongly Ionized Cesium Plasma"
Lening.rad, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoy F iziki, vol. 41, 11o. 2, 1971,
pp 453-456
Abstract: A description is :-iven of expe-rii.,iontation involving an arc
discharge in cesium vapor a~ a pressure of 0.1 to 2 r,,-m Hr,
.L _, with a
potential difference between electrodes of from ~ to 100 volts, and
at high current densities of from 10 to 100 a/cm-'. pur~)ose of
th,_- exp~!rimentation was to study the characteristics of plasrna.-.~is off
short, low-voltage arcs wi-.h high current densitit;s find to irivesti-
gate the possibility of r-etting h-i-h discharg,'_, cu.-rr-ent d.~nsiti_~s
with distributed t1hermoolectronic emission from a cathodk., without
transition t-o d is charp,.-- s i.,i~h a cathode spot. volt-amperc char-
acteristics of~" th~_ arc are plott~:d, ,--.nd the curr,_~nt -_,aturalion
they evince are discus~,ed. "."h,; authors of This brd--.,~f cor.~ri.lurlicaticn
express their E-ratitud,~~ t-o B. 1. Tsirkel' for dev,31opin,~: th,2 _-iec-
-al 7u-z)-
tric ci cuit., t_- V. _i;ach'_,CoTr -for pre;~a-_rirg -Ih-.~ exp_-ri,,;~~nt
ment, to j. for ass:istarice -,.ill-h the 7~.easure.-_ents, e1nd
to v'. G. Balksht for hio co=znts. They are ..ith 111c
L ningrad 8 c-mi conductor ln3tiiute.
111

112 .040 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING UATE--13NOV70
TITLE-;.AEIAL DISTRIBUT19N OF THE PARAMETERS OF THE PLASMA IN A PLANE
-THERMIGNIC ENERGY CONVERTER -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-0YUZHEVt G.A.v STARTSEV, YE.A., YURYEVr V.G.
COLN.T RY OF INFO~--USSR
P 426-428
-S OURC E- ZHURNAL TEKHINTCHESKOI FIZIKIt VOL 40t FEB 19701
DATE PUBLISHED---FE570
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS, ENERGY CONVERSION (NON-PROPULSIVE)
TOPIC TAGS-DISTRIBUTION THEORY, THERMIONIC ENERGY CONVERSION, RADICAL
~FLOW, PLASMA DYNAMICS, Ei~ECTRONIC SHIELDING, CURRENT OENSIfY, CATHODE,
CESIUM PLASMA
MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
iOOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAM&--1979/1555 STEP NO--UR/0057170/040/000/042619428
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0047883
UNC L A S S f F I E 0-

212 040 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0047883
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. INVESTIGATION OF THE RADIAL
DISTRIBUTION OF PLASMA PARAMETERS FOR THERMIONIC CONVERTERS WITH AND
WITHOUT ELECTRODE (CATHODE AND ANODE) SHIELDING BY PLANE SAPPHIRE RINGS.
.IT IS SHOWN THAT FOR CURRENTS RANGING FROM 2 TO 15 A-SQ Cl-1, THE
SCLTZMANN FORMULA HOLDS FOR LOW AND HIGH CESIUM PRESSURES. ELECTRODE
SHIELDING DOES NOT EFFECT THE RADIAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE PLAS14A
PARAMETERS, AND DOES NOT DIMINISH THE EDGE EFFECT ASSOCIATED WITH THE
RADIAL DIFFUSION OF CARRIERS FROM THE GAP. HOWEVERt SHIELDING HAS THE
EFFECT OF APPRECIABLY REDUCING THE INFLUENCE OF THE LAIER4L SURFACE OF
THE CATHODE, WHICH OTHERWISE WOULD EMIT ELECTRONS INTO THE PLASMA. THIS
MEANS THAT THE TRUE ELECTRON CURRENT DENSITY CANNOT BE RELIABLY
DETERMINED WITHOUT ELECTRODE SHIELDING*

USSR
UDC 661.666-494.001.5
FIALKOV, A. S., SIDOROV, N. M., SMIRNOV, B. N., and DYUZHIKOV, B. I.
"Specific Features of the Structure and Growth of Threadlike Pyrocarbon
Formations"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 211, No 1, Jul-Aug 73, pp 158-160
Abstract: The Initial period of the growth of thread-like pyrocarbon forma-
tions - the so-called "whiskers" -- has been investigated. The "whiskers"
were obtained at a temperature 900-1000* in 10-40 mm Hg vacuum from benzene
vapors without any gas diluent, over graphite supports, using metallic
catalyst. It has been shown that the actual carbon whisker consists of a
central core shootIng out of the surface of the activated support in form
of a band 100-200 A thick, rolled into a cylindrical spiral. The formation
process of these whiskers goes through several stages: activation of the
support, radical-chain type reaction occurring during the cracking of the
hydrocarbon followed by chain polymerization of the products. The thicken-
ing of the cores is due to the deposition of sooty and pyrocarbon filuo on
its surface.
1/1
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1/2- 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
~.TITLE-ALL UNICN CCNFERENCE OF METRULOGISTS -U-
AUTHOR-ajU4jLUA, N.T.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-iMOSCGwv IZMERITELfNAYA TEKHNfKAj NO 2, PP 75-77
-DATE PUBLISHED--70
SU3JECT AREAS-MECH., IND.t CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR,
. BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
.-TOPIC TAGS--METROLOGYt_,_C0NFERENCEv QUALITY CONTROL,
CCNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
METHODS ANO EQUIPMENT,
PRODUCTION EFFICIENCY
--1993/1550 --U)
PROXY REEL/FRAME STEP NO 1/0,115/'70/000/002/0075/0077
CtRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0114142
UN'CLA SS IF IED

212 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0114142
AeSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-Cl- ABSTRACT. THE ALL UNION CONFERENCE ON THE
SUBJECT, THE RULE AND TAKS OF METROLOGY IN IMPROVING PRODUCTION QUALITY"
WAS HELD IN MOSCOW FROM L5 SEPTEMBER THROUGH 18 SEPTEMBER L969 AT THE
EXHIBIT10N OF ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY OF THE USSR. PART OF
TAKEN IN THIS CONFERENCE BY 256 SPECIALISTS, kEPRESENTING 80 ENTERPRISES
AND OkGPNIZATIONS OF 30 MINISTRIES AND DEPARTMENTS OF MOSCOW, LENINGRAD,
KIEV, MINSKi AND OTHER CITIES. AMONG THE PARTICIPANTS WERE CHIEF
METROLGGISTS AND CHIEFS OF THE METROLOGICAL SERVICES OF MINISTRIES AND
DEPARTMENTS, DIRECTORS OF MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT LA13CRATORIESt CHIEFS OF
TECHNICAL CCNTROL SECTTO~S, CHIEFS OF DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGICAL UNITS,
AND STAFF MEMBERS OF METROLOGICAL INSTITUTES AND LABORATORIES OF STATE
SUPERVISION OF STANDARDS AND MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT.
UNCLA SS IF I ED
We im

1/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
TITLE--LIGHT PRESSURE EXERTED SY STARS ON SPHERICAL DUST PARTICLES IN
INTERSTELLAR SPACE -U-
AUTHOR-(02);;~R~Y,N.'6., REZNUVA, L.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SijURCE-ASTkONOMICHESKII ZHURNAL, VOL. 47t NOls 1970, P 1b6-171
.,DATE PUBLISHED----70
SUBJECT AREAS--ASTRONOMY,ASTROPHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--INTERSTELLAR MATTER, HOT STAR, PRESSUREt DUST, GRAVITATIUN,
COSMIC DUST
~CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--L994/1734 STEP NQ--UR/0033/7O/O4t7/OOL/0166/0171
CIRC ACCLSSION NU--AP0115563
UiNC LA SS I F IEO

212 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
CIRC ACCESSIu;v N-0--AP0115563
AoSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A6STRACT. DETERMINAYIC-N OF THE RATIOS OF THE
LIGHT PRESSURE TO THE GRAVITATIONAL FORCE OF STARS OF VARIOUS SPECTRAL
CLASSES FOR SPHERICAL WATER, QUARfZ, AND GkAPHlTE PARTICLES. THE RATIOS
ARE CALCULATED ON THE BASIS OF EXACT FOR-MULAS IN THE IMIE THEQqY FOR
COMPLEX INDICES DEPENUING ON THE WAVELENGTH. IT 15 SHOWN
THAT FOR STARS OF EARLY SPECTRAL CLASSES, THE LIGHT PRESSURE EXCEEDS THE
GRAVITATIGNAL FORCE BY SEVERAL GRUERS OF MAGNITUDE. THIS MEANS THAT THE
PARTICLES WILL BE EXPELLED FROM HOT STARS. FACILITY: ODESSKII
POLITEKHNICHESKII INSTITUT's ODESSAv UKRAINIAN SSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

1/2 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITL.E--A STUDY OF THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF U. SIBIRICUS -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-SOMOV, G.P.9 0ZADZIYEVAt M&F.
.COUNTRY OF [-%JFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZHURNAL MIKROBIDL~jGlli EPIDEMIOLOGII I IMMUNOBIOLOGII, 1970, NR 4,
PP 21-24
,DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--CHEMICAL COMPOSI'TION, LIPID, MICROORGANISM
ZWROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1990/1523 STEP NO--UR10016/70/000/004/0021/0024
.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0109583
UNCLASSIFIED

11 212 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--16OCT7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0109583
ABSTRACT/EXTkACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PAPER IS CONCERNED WITH THE
INVESTIGATION OF THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF TWO STRAINS OF D. SIBIRICUS
ISOLATE IN PRIMORIE TERRITORY (POKHODZILO'S STRAIN) AND IN ALTAI
"NETSVETAEVIS STRAIN). THE FOLLOWING WAS ESTABLISHED: LIPIDSt 46.9 AND
32.6PERCENT RESPECTIVELY, REDUCING SUBSTANCES, 5.6 AND 4.OPERCENT,
PHOSPHORUS, 1.4 AND 1.33PERCENT, AMIDE NITROGEN, 4.38 AND 4.48PERCENT,
PROTEIN, 27.38 AND 28.4PERCENT, AS WELL AS THE CONTENT OF 17 MOST
FREQUENTLY ENCOUNTERED AMINO ACIDS. THE BIOLOGICAL ANO ANTIGENIC
PECULARITIES OF THE REFERRED TO STRAINS MAY BE ASSOCIATED WITH
DIFFERENCES IN THE QUANTITATIVE CONTENT THERIN OF CERTAIN CHEMICAL
SUBSTANCES.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
UDC 619:576.858.5:636.22/.28
SHICHKINA, V. P., PILLE, E. R., and DZAGUROV S. G. State Control Institute
of Medical Biological Preparations imeni A. L. ta-i'asevich
"Susceptibility of Cattle to Adenoviruses"
Moscow., Veterinariya, No 11, 1971, pp 39-40
Abstract: A study was carried out of the susceptibility to adenoviruses of
healthy cattle brought to a meat-packing plant where sera are prepared for use
in culture media. Complement-fixing antibodies were found in the sera of
12.3% of the animals investigated. Most of the sera reacted to type-2
adenovirus. Cytopathic agents were found in 21 of 201 sera. In 13 strains
a complement-fixing antigen common to human type-6 adenovirus was detected,
and 10 of the 13 strains isolated were classified as type-1, 2, and 3
adenoviruses. The susceptibility of such a significant number of healthy
cattle to serum viruses indicates a need to exercise careful control of
animals intended for use in virological practice.
78 -

USSR
DZAGUWW,,6,.~-6* SHCIIEKOCHIKIIINA, Ye. A., and OMEL'CHEINKO, T. N., State
Control Institute for Biomedical Preparations imeni L. A. Ta-rasevich,
Ministry of Health USSR
"Principles of Lyophilization of Enteroviruses. 1.11
Mosccri, Voprosy Virusologii, No 5, 1971, p 622 -
Abstract: The stability of attenuated poliomyelitis type 1 virus (LSc2ab
strain) was studied. The use of mixtures of peptone and glucose or cow's
milk and glucose proved to be ideal for lyophilizing poliomyelitis virus,
although other stabilizers were somewhat effective in this respect. These
stabilizers can be useful in obtaining a lyophilized preparation with an
adequate titer capable of surviving exposure to a broad range of tempera-
tures (4 to 50'C).
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M
ro"N "Ieterinary Medicine
USSR UDC
Ye. S. , DZAGUR37 5,e ',I&;OVA, N. Ye. , i-40iOZOV, K. V. and IILE-~OYEV,
S'ate Ccnt?*T--NIff ML
of Med-Ical 3iological PreparatJons L7ieni L. A.
Tarasevich, Xoscow
"Serological Exa,-,.j-nation of Some Species of Wild and Domestic birds in Re--ard to
the Spread of infectious and Oncoaenic Avian Viruses"
Moscow, Voprosy Virusolol~ii, N-o Z, IarjApr 70, PP 21 -217
Abstract: Serologic-al examMation of serum speeLmons so.,-.e ~~Ipecies of dc:-,.vziLic
an:i wild birds ;ias car--ei out in order to determine tne presence of an7~ibcdies tr,
some oncogenic an~i infectious avian v:Lruses. A wide prevalence to tine leukem-la
group of viruses was fourJ in all strains and, breeds of fowl Ex~*,Lmina-
*4or. of sera- 1rcm janane~e quail from 4,io5ta and ~iaykop farms reveaied no anLi-
bodies either to infectious or to oncogonic avian viruses. Survey of japanese
quail farms in close proximitj to chicken farms established the c-irculation of
a.ents from t4e avlan group.
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PROCESSING OATE--IBSEP70
112 029 UNCLASSIFIED
MINATIONS OF
TITLE--SEROLOGICAL EXA, SOME SPECIES OF WILD AND DOMESTIC BIRDS
FOR PREVALENCE OF INFECTIOUS AND ONCOGENIC AVIAN VIRUSES -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-VORONIN, YE.S., DZ SMIRNOVAP N.YE-i MOROZOVv
K.V., YELEKOYEV, K.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-VOPROSY VIRUSOLOGII, 1970, NR 2, PP 213-217
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--BIRD, SEROLOGIC TEST9 VIRUS, ANTIBODY, LEUKEMIA
CONTROL -~.ESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--L990/0736 STEP INO--UR/0402/70/000/00210213/0217
CIRIC ACCESSION' NO--AP0103'342
UNCLASSIFIED

212 029 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0108942
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SEROLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF SERUM
SPECIMENTS FROM SOME SPECIES CF DOMESTIC AND 14ILD BIRDS WAS CARRIED OUT
IN ORDER TO DETERMINIE THE PkeSENCE OF ANTIBODY FOR SOME ONCOGENIC AND
INFECTIOUS AVIAN VIRUSES. WIDE PREVALENCE OF LEUKEMIA GROUP OF VIRUSES
WAS ESTABLISHED IN ALL THE STRAINS AND BREEDS OF CHICKEN EXAMINED.
EXAMINATION-OF SERA FROM JAPANESE QUAIL FROM KHOSTA AND MAIKOP FARMS
REVEALED NO ANTIBODY EITHER TO INFECTIOUS OR TO ONCOGENIC VIRUSES OF
BIRDS. SURVEY OF JAPANESE QUAIL FARMS CLOSELY CONTACTING WITH CHICKEN
FARMS ESTABLISHED CIRCULArION OF AGENTS FROM AVIAN LEUKEMIA GROUP.
UNCLASSIFIFD

VII-B. OBTA114ING EPITAXIAL FILMS UF I.P 0.4 C&As SURSTKATES
lArticle by Va.A. UAny, .1L. Kh S. Dtamrayev. N,- 1I.Y-atnenko,
Vo ronczh; No%~CRIFIiAk, III Simpori= jo -r;`t`s-eMs`sm-Rc-1iir+ St
.nikavvkh Krintallov I Plenok. Runalen, IF--`17T-J-=--e-,-1-97-2. r'itcz4 r.i~prvod
Epitaxial films of InP were obtained on Rallim arsenide substrates
oriented Along the (111) and (IUU) planes.
The growth wn. realized by the method of transport cheftical reactions in
an open system uiing In. PCE3 and H2 &a the, gas carrier.
A study was mad" of the effect of the substrate tarmerature an4 the
Indtum source temperature, the phorrhorus trichlorlde "locltv and the srAcln%
between the tudium source and the substrate on the structure. the growth rate
and the alectrophysical. properties of the (tire.
The structure of the film woo inv*sttzated by the electron diffraction
and x-ray diffraction methods and the mothod of optical nicrescopv.
It van discovered that at substisto x"pstaturov of 400-500% pol.Tcrys-
talline film are gtown, at 500-600% textured film. and at 600-750% monc-
crystalline film.
100
ZI
A)

Nuclear Science and Technology
USSR
UDG 541.15+621.039.05
,~iN~IYEV KRASLI~I, A. K., NICHIPOR, G. V., IKAZAZYAN, V. T., and
SAVUSHKIN, I. A.
"Calculation of Efficiency and the Optimization of Parameters of Chemo-
nuclear Plants"
Moscow, Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 33, No 4, Oct 72, pp 803-808
Abstract: The calculation of tile efficiency and the optimization of channel
parameters on a loop-like chemoauclear plant are carried out on the basis of
a generalized model. Tile approximate solution of tile function characterizing
in general tile efficiency of any chemoradiative apparatus Is reducud to a
numerical summation of the efficiencies of individual chemonuclear channels.
This method, in combination with physico-neutro~n calculations makes possible
the efficiency determination of varioiw types of chwitonur-tuar planUi taking
into account the dof-,age rate, temperature, reagent density, aad other factorfi
characterizing the actual coriditions of experfxiienLal and i1WILIfArial cltemo-
nuclear plants. The use of this method for the indicated caiculations of
the KhYaU-5 chemonuclear plant resulted in optimization cf its parameters.
The possibility of the organization of an industrial synthesis of hydrazine
on the basis of a chemonuclear reactor is analyzed on tile example of a
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USSR
DZANTIYEV, B. G., et al., Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 33, No 4, Oct 72, pp 803-808
reactor using chemonuclear fuel in the form of a 41ithick IJ02 layer built up
on an aluminum base. The plotted caloric power dependence of tile channel
efficiency shows a linear character. The efficiency of other active zones
of chemonuclear reactors can be calculated on the basis of this dependence.
Four figures, two tables, nine formulas, twelve bibliographic references.

Radiati on Chemistry
USSR UDC 541.15
ASATOVS 121 0 S111SIMOV, A. V., Institute of Chemical Physics
of the Uss~ Order of the Red Banner of Labor Institute
of Cybernetics with the Computation Center of the Uzbek SSR Academy of Sciences
"Radiolysis of the Ilitrogen-Propylene System. Formation of Nitrogen-Containing
Products"
Tashkent, Uzbekskiy Khimicheskiy Zhurnal, No 3, 1972, pp 50-53
Abstract: A study was made of the gama-radiolysis of the binary&trogen-
propyleng sysr-ent at a pressure of 760 mm 11g, for a dosage of Z 10 electron
volts/cm -see and variation of the system composition (1-90Z C3 116 the tempera-
ture (20-285*) and the absorbed dose within broid limits. IlGi and C11 3CN were
Identified among the nitrogen--containing, products.
The radiation chemical yields of HCUD and CH- , I -~tl*cz:ally 0.1
.)Iii GoDend ;_ -
co-_-:~-_sition of the N1ZC3 q6system, reaching i peak at 1-5 and 20% C 3it 6 respec-
tively. The generation rate of N ato=q during radiolysis of nolecular nitro-
gen in the presence of G 311 6 is 0.9-1.0 1/100 electron volts.
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USSR
UDC: 539-92-04
GOLIDAKSKIY, V. I., DZANTIYE-V, B. G.. POPOV, V. N., and GAVRILOV,
K. A. am.
*Chemical-Radiation Action of AcceleratEdMulticharge Ions on
Gaseous Nitrogen-Containing Systems"
Moscow, Atomnaya Energiya, No. 3, 1971, pp 262-266
Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to help clarify the effect
of changes in the linear energy transmission on the chemical-radi-
ation output in chemiconuclear synthesis. An experiment designed
to fulfill -'Uhis purpose is explained in the article- it involves
heavy accelerated multicharge ions such as C+D, IT+I, and 0+8 with
a -full energy in the range of 84-280 Mev, acting on such gases as
H02 in a system Of N2 + 02' N2H4 in ammonia, and HCN in a system
of N + CH4, The gases were in motion, flowing at a rate of 100-
500 fiters per hour. The volume of the ion beam was substantially
sma.1ler than the volume of the reactor. Details of the experiment
are given,together with drawings of the entire apparatus in sche-
matic form and a crOBs-section of the reactor. The ions were ac-
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GOL'DANSKIY, V. I., et al, Atomnaya Energiya, No. 3, 1971, pp, 262-
266
celerated in the cyclotron of the Joint Institute of Nuclear Re-
search laboratory, and curves of the chemical-radiation output
as a function of the ion charge, the temperature, and the gas
flow velocity are given. The authors express their gratitude to
G. N. Flerov for his interest in the work.
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Acc. N- Abstracting Service: Ref. Code:
APP04135C
/7/ CHMMICAL ABST. 41X
100* 84863f Radiation-cheUtical synthesis of prussic- acid uzder
flow conditions.
-Yu. N. i Inst. K him. "-"1 4 Moscow, L A.Alm.
1W0, 4 ~ 177- s. of N 1-1. + CH" N. +
(1). 55-1 Mu ;--aseous mixt
NH~ + C:1-1,, NN: -+- CzH4,- N~7H; + C:Ht, and Xt 4- C:Rz
were purmed_ dried. heated at 20-2950' and passed at a -ate of
400-9W 1. hr through a, reactor "vol. 9-2 1.), irradiated using
a.: tlLctron accelerator (E. = 600 keV. lOt' eVcm-3 sec-, time
of the contact of as with irradr. zone 82-36 se6. Yields are
given for the reaction product3. Panchartek
REEL/FRAME
19751212 1

1/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSINS DATE--11S-rA)70
TITLE--REACTIONS OF EXCITED PROPYL RADICALS DUPING GAS PHASE PROPYL IODIDE
PHOTOLYSIS -U-
AUTHOR--pj,AN,LLXE)L*__B..G.v DEGTEREV, I.A.9 SHVEDCHIKOV, A.P.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--KHIM. VYS. ENERG. 1970, 442)9 188-qO
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS7-CHEM-ICAL DECOMPOSITION, FREE RADICAL, IODINATED ORGANIC
COMPOUNDv PROPANE9 PHOTOLYSIS, ETHYLENEt CHEMICAL REACTION RATE
CONTROL MARKING--NO QESTQICTIONS
,DOCUMENT CLASS--tiNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1051 STEP Nll--UR/0456/70/004/002/0133/0190
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104449
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE=--llSo-_P70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--4POI04449
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE REACTION OF H SPLITTING BY
EXCITED PR RADICALS AND THEIR DECOMPN. IN THE GASEOUS PHASE WAS STUDIED
BY PHnTOLYSIS*OF VAPORS OF PRI USING A 14G LAMP OF THE PRK TYPE. THE
PRINCIPAL PRODUCTS OF PHOTOLYSIS OF PRI IN THE GASEOUS PHASE WERE C SUB3
H SUB6 AND C, SUR2 H SUB4. THE C SUB3 H SUB8 YIELD IS LESS THAN OR EQUAL
TO IOPERCENT OF THE OLEFINS. WITH INCREASING PRESSURE THE ILEFIN YIELOS
INCREASE LINEARLY BUT ABOVE 4 MM THEY DEPEND LITTLE ON PRESSURE* IN THE
PRESENCE OF HCL AND HI THE C SUB3 H SU88 YIELD INCREASES BY FACTORS OF
-1-0- AND 20,. RESP., -WITH ADON. OF N. THE YIELDS OF C SUB3 H SUB8 AND C. SUB2.
H SUB4 DECREASE. TkE INCREASE IN THE C SUE83 H'SUBS YEILD IN.THE
PHOTOLYSIS OF THE MIXTSo OF PRI WITH Ht AND HCL IS DUE TO THE FACT THAT
THE SPLITTING-,.-OF H FROM HX BY THE REACTION C SUB3 H SUB7 PLUS HX YIELDS
C SUB3 H SUB8.PLUS X IS EASIER THAN BY THE REACTION C SUB3 H SYB7 PLUS
'PRI YIELDS C SUB3 H SUB8 PLUS C SUB3 H SUB6 1.
UNCLASSIFIED

1/3 029 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSI,%G DATE--lbOCT70
TITL:E--STATE DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRONS IN HOMOGENEITY REGIONS FUR SOME.
, REFRACTORY CARBIDES -U-
At~'THOR-(03)-ZHUR4KOVSKIY, E.A., NESHPOR, V.S.s DZEGANOVSKIY, V.P-.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
OURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, NEORG. MATER. 19701 6(2), 207-1
3
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--,4ATERIALS
R
.IITOPIC TAGS--REFRACTOIY COMPOUND,
BONDING, METAL BONDING
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CARBIDE, VAINAOIUM COMPOUND, CHEMICAL
,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1663 STEP NO--UR/0363/70/00o/002/0207/0213
CIRC ACCESSION NG--AP0118642
UNCLASSIFIED

2/3 029 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118642
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE 2 KNOWN CARBIDES IN THE V-C
~--SYSTEMq VC SU81-X AND V SU82 C SUBI-Xi WERE INVESTIGATED. THE
BACKGRUUND, THE PROPERTIES, AND THE BONDING IN THESE CARBIDES ARE
DISCUSSED AND COMPAREU WITH SIMILAR PROPERTIES AND THE BONDING IN OTHER
TRANSITION METAL CARBIDES. THE EMISSION L SUB!Iilll SANDSi IN NHICH THE
TRANSITION FROM THE D STATES (D YIELDS P) IS A DIPOLE ONE AND STRONG,
WERE STUDIED IN ADON. TO THE K BETA AND THE K ALPHA EMISSION BANDS OF C
IN HCMOGENECUS VC SUBI-X AND V SU32 C SUBI-Xi WITH THE SIMULTANEOUS
INVESTIGATION OF THESE SAMPLES OF ELEC. COND., HALL COEFF., AND THERMAL
EMF. IDENTICAL CONDITIONS FOR THE EXCITATION OF THE L ALPHA SU31.2
BANKDS WERE PPODUCCEC BY NORMALIZING THEIR INTENSITY RELATIVE TO THE
INTENSITY OP THE L SUBI LINE. IN BOTH V CARBIDES THERE rAKES PLACE A 3
LAYER STRUCTU,4E OF THE ENEkGY SPECTRUM, WHICH CONSISTS OF: (A) A
RELATIVELY NARROW HY6RID 30 GAMMA 2P SIGM4 BAND, THE STATES OF WHICH ARE
LOCALIZED GN THE POLARIZED COVALENT M-C BONDS; (b) A Off-FUSED 4Sf 3D
EPSILON* 2P PI CONDUCTIGN BA,"40 (THE M-M BONDS); AND (CJ A LOW ENERGY 2S
BAND LOCALIZED PRIMARILY 4kROUN0 THE IONIC CORES OF THE CARBON (C PRIME
POSITIVE) ATJMS AND, TO THE LESSER OEGREEt AT THE V PRIME NEGATIVE IONS.
UPON THE TRANSITION FROM THE LOWER TO THE HIGHER CARBIDE THERE TAKES
PLACE A REDISTRIBUTION OF THE ELECTRON 0.# ACCOMPANIED 3Y A CHANGE IN
THE NATURE nF THE BONO FROM THE PREDGMINANTLY METALLIC BCNOING IN V SUB2
C TO THE COVALENT IMETALLIC BONDING IN VC SUBI-Xv ALSO IINSIDE THE
HOMOGENEITY REGIONS OF BOT14 CARBIDES IN PkUPORTION TO THE FILLING UP BY
THE C VACANCIES.
UNCLASSIFIED

3/3 029 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
CIRC-ACCESSION N(j--AP0116642
A8STRACTIEXTRACT--61TH INCREASING C CONCN. THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE 30
fLECTRO-NS TO THE M-M BONDS GRADUALLY DIMINISHES A-Ni) 1HEIR PARTICIPATION
IN THE M-C BONUS INCREASES. THE SHORTWAVE DISPLACILMENT OF THE C K
ALPHA BAND AND THE LCNGViAVE DISPLACEMENT OF THE It K aprA SUB5 AND THE V
L ALPHA SUB1.2 BANOS INDICATES, ACCORDING TO PREVIOUS CALGNS-, THAT THE
CHARGE 0. DECREASES IN CASE OF THE C ATO-Mr WHEREAS IT INCREASES IN CASE
OF THE V ATOM. THE CLOSENESS BETWEEN THE POSITION OF T14E C K ALPHA BAND
IN THE CARBIDE VC SUB1-X AND THAT IN DIAMOND (THE DIPFEAE.,NICE BEEN 0.35
EVI MAKES IT POSS16LE TO PRESUME A CERTAIN SIMILARITY OF THE ENERGY
STATES FOR THE C ATOM IN THESE PHASES. WITH INCREASING NO. OF C
VACANCIES PRESENT IN THE CARBIDES THE SHAPE OF THE FERMI SURFACE
EXPERIENCES A CERTAIN SIMPLIFI-CATION. FACILITY,: INST. PROBL,
MATERIALOVED., KIEVI USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC: 8.71,
DZEGELENOK, I. I., DOROSHEINKO, A. N., SHIGIN, A. G.
"Diagnostic Program (Problems of Predi-cting Myocardial infarct by Using
Digital ConPuters)"
Moscow, Izbr. tr. Vses. mezhvuz. simpoz. po prikl. nat. i kibernet.,
Gor'kiy, 1967 (Selected Works of the fill-Union Intercollegiate Symposium
on Applied Mathematics and Cybernetics, Gor'kiy, 1967), "Nauka", 1973,
pp 254-258 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 7, Jul 73, abstract No TV693 by
the authors)
Translation: A recogniticn system of the perceptron tyre is considered
vhich is based on minimizing the mean-squa-re error arising when the
characteristic function of separable classes is approximated by a syste!r..
of associative elements. The effectiveness of operation with different
types of associative elements in recognition of graphic patterns is
verified.
6o -

USSR UDC 576-858-75
DgEgIZEt D. R. AND II-OVIEN, H. K., Institute of '-*1C2:,j'U1O!OLy, Latvian Academy
of Sciences .
"Fluorescent Antibody Study of the Inhibitory Effect of I-Aminoadamantane on
Influenza A2 Virus"
Riga, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Latviyskoy SSR, Ho 7, 1973, PP 70-73
Abstracti The Inhibitory effect of I-aminoadamantano hydrochloride on the
replication of Influenza A2/r-runze virus was studied In a culture of chick
embryonic kideny cells by the fluorescent antibodies method. 20 g/ml of tile
compound was added to the culture 30 minutes before it was Infected vilth virus.
After 24 hours incubation at 37 0 only 2.65 of the cells fluoresced compared
4. o 3k* of the controls and after 43 hours specific fluorescqnce was observed
in 8.1 and 555, respectively, The absence of viruz-spacific antiEen In cells
treated with aninoamantadane suggests that the latter blocka one of the
stages of virus replication preceding the formation of virus antigen.
1/1
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UDC 576-853-75
KAXELI, I. A., 111MUUN, M. K., RYALNINT-SETIA, G. M., gl~.EGUZ'-~, D. R., and
POLIS YA. Yu., Institute of Microbiology imeni A. Xlrk1l.ers~ieyn'Academy of
.1 " Y
Sciences, L%tvian SSR, Riga
"Antiviral Activity of 2-Amincadamantane"
Riga, Izvesti~-a Akademii Nauk, Latviyskoy SSR, No 11, 1(,T72, PP 42-47
Abstract: Studies were undertaken on the antiviral effectiveness of 2-amino-
adamantane (2-AA) on the following viruses: influenza types AO, Al, A2, and B,
Sindbis virus, and smallpox virus. Comparison with 1-aminoadarnantane (1-AA)
showed that 2-AA was less toxic for KhAO tissue culture and cultures of chick
edbryo fibroblasts, equally toxic for the chick embi-yo, anrL erid.enced f.Treater
toxicity than 1-AA for white mice. Ilia TD5 of' P-AA Vor a manoloyer of c1iick
f ibroblasts was 250 14 fl/111, and 100-150 14 972ml for a suoTx--nsion of these cells.
Evaluation of 2-AA in terms of inhibition of multiplication of the different
viruses in KhAO tissuo, culture showed that the greatest decrease in the
lg ID 50 was obtained with influenza types A2/Frunze and A2/1fon6- Kong; 2-AA,
was less effective against AO/WSN and Al/Pan, and showed no significant
inhibition of B/Aynakuza and B/Sofia viruses. A2 hemig
,glutinin titers were also
depressed, and the effects vere dependent on 2-AA concentration and the dose
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USSR
MDEL'I I. A., et al., Izvestiya Akademii Nalik Latviyskoy SSR, 110 11, 1972,
pp 42 -47
of the infecting virus. For chick embryo studies the eggs vere in.jected with
500 P g of 2-AA and the results evaluated in terins of the fnil of 1g, EID50-
The most pronounced effects were obtained with A2/Frunze and A2/Hong Kong' but
antiviral activity against AO/WSff, Al/Pan, B/Tokyo, and B/jl-naloaza was also
significant. Again, the viral hemagglutinating activity was found to I:--
decreased and the effects of 2-AA were dependent on the size of the viral ino-
culum. Further in vivo studies showed that 2-AA protected white mice against
dea:th as a result of infection with A2/FrAnze or B/Tokyo: the mortality rate
amon.- the untreated controls was about 50% greater. Furthermore, 2-AA decreased
the lung titers of mice infected with A2/11ong Kong and B/KT,--Lk-uza by about 1-5
lg ID 50 in both instances. Thus, 2-AA was shown to be an effective agent
against influenza viruses and its therapeutic index in white nice was 21. 2-AA
also inhibited influenza B virus. 2-AA was ineffective with respect to Sindbis
and smallpox viruses.
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USSR
UDC 576-858-85
DMIGME, D. 2. an! E-OU12131, 1M. K., Institute of M-aicra-violoZr In. Avj:iist
of Sciences, Latvian SSR
"In7-kibitory Efl'ect of Scl-11-1 A-dw-m-ntane Derivativ~-,s on Sendai Virus"
1 0
Riga, Izvestiyan Akcaderdi Nlauk Latvian SSR, 110 3, 973, PP 3~-43
Abstract: Study of the effect of some adamantane derivatives, known to be
active again-st influenza virises, on the rep-ro,,baction
deveiopin~-
- .3 chick embryos that N-(ad1a:rantyl-l)-N -phenylpiperazine,
N-propylaminoadamantane, aDd 3-aninohomoadwantane inhibited Sondzii vir-Is but
less than th(*, did infliit.-nzu fk2 virua.
active aLiainst influenza A, A,, A2, and D viruses, had -no effect on Scixtai
This study confirms the authors' earlier finding that the varioii* rily-(oviruses
differ in sensitivity to antiviral preparations.
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.!-----,Semiconductors and Transistors
USSR UDC 621.376
DZEKHTSER, G. B., ORLOV, 0. S.
"PIN Diodes in Wide-Band SHF Devices"
2-i-n diody v shirokopolosnykh ust-rovstvakb SVCh (cf. English above), Mosccw,
"Sov. radio," 1970, 200 pp, ill. 47 k. (from M-Radiotekhnika, No 10, Oct 70,
ABstract No 1OD355)
Translation: This book deals with one of the divisions of the rapidly grok,:ing
field of STtF technology -- wide-band devices for controlling SHF power based
on PIN diodes. S11F devices based on PIN diodes appeared in the early sixties
and found extensive application in various fields of S11F technology: in radar
and radio astronomy, radio measurements and automatic monitoring systems. Over
the ensuing years, considerable theoretical and experimental material has been
accumulated, and methods have been developed for designing and building wide-band
devices based on PIN diodes. This material is the basis of the book. Considera-
ticn is given to the physical properties of PIN diodes, electrically controlled
wide-band attenuators and modulators are analyzed and calculated, and a survey
is given of the principal applications of wide-band S11F devices based on PIN
diodes. Particular attention is devoted to nonstaLionary processes, and to the
amplitude and phase-frequency characteristics of devices based on PIN diodes.
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USSR
DZEKHTSER, G. B., ORLOV, 0. S., p-i-n diody v shirokopolosnykh ustroystvakh SVCh
(cf. English above), Mosc(7,7, "Sov. radio," 1970, 200 pp, ill. 47 k. (from
RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 10, Oct 70, Abstract No 1OD355)
In addition to generalizing the results obtained by Soviet and non-Soviet re-
searchers and developers, the book contains a number of works on wide-band
devices based on PIN diodes and on the PIN diodes themselves. The book is
written for engineers involved in the investigation, development and applica-
tion of semiconductor devices in the SHF band, and also for scientific workers
and students of colleges and universities in the corresponding fields. 109
illustrations, bibliography of 79 titles. Abstract
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USSR
KMNTINI, M. M., et al.
Plasticheskiye Mas5y, 10, 19'12, PP 31-33
the ability of producing colored surface coatim7s, it could also be u,:.cd in
'dine industry
automobile, ai rplane or ship buil.,- as well as for construction of
furniture or specialized equipMent.
u5s"I ijDc 673.or).-678 029-5:669:678-742.2101.'53
M-M-11W.11, V- P-) I-ETRA) A. YA., SOBOLEVSK:1-f-,-CH. A., Jtk~-PRS, L.
YA., DZENISI P,. YA., lakGIS, I. Z1J-J1 and M11911-MIS, P. K.
"Betalloplastics Based on Modified Polyethylene"
I-16scov, Plasticheskiye Massy, No 10, 1972; PP 31-33
Abstract: 9~ie techn-ololn-ica-1 process of the pro!-uction of retalloplastics is
U
based on thermal contact (plating) between a pretreated metal base and a- film
of modified polyethylene. Optimal ranges of the imortant parameters influenc-
ing the propei-ties- o-f' metallopRlastics are as follows: te.--merat-ure of then-nal
contact -- 203-2500c; duration of the contact -- 30-60 sec; filler cont2nt
-eated and passed
8-10 vol-~,,. Me surface or the metal 'base is cleaned, prel
throu,ff,h a setu of rollers where the initial contact vit*-, modified polyct-n.-Tic-a
is made. Final bonding occurs in an induction heatim;: ch~amber. The material
obtained -- Vn,-- unillateraLl of bilateral metalloT)lastic -- shmm, hiEh anticor-
rosive properties. It can be procenscd by several methods such as bendinj7,
folding, or die stEL.-;,ing. Surfaces can be joined torrether by weldin.-I or foldin-
and other methods. This ,::-ater.-*Lal I's ideally suited for production of eq
resistant to chemical agerits, such as storage or sedinentation tanks. 71 cc)-.;!'
be used for prod=tion of special p-,'p-- lines, ventilation etc. -Due to
112

Acc. Nr: . Abstracting Service:
AP0054373- CHEMICAL ABST. ~' -- le
Ref. Code:
111f a e J --L,
r--' I 14665n Ultrasonic method for studying the surface ,Orro-
sion of solids. Dz Grabis, T. R~itzliov V B. (~'Nfoik.
Avto.-Dorozh. Elst., N oscG%V, USS ). Za Cf. r"'m '0' 3=3(j,
36-13 (Russ). Pi 'ezoconverters co-Lacti-9 the 4Ldges or a sample
were used to me.1sure the propagation vclocity of swface ultra-
sonic waves. At the same tirne, the propa,,ation velocitic5 of the
longitudinal, Ci, and transverSe, Ct, waves %N-,re alFn ineasured.
These measurements t,-, obtain the dt:4;ired _,,ccuracy, had to be
inade over a sarnple '_~' I0 cm. All sainples ust-d v.-ere I X 4 X 16
cin. in size and utilized the same ultrasonic genexati)r and pieLo-
converters. For all the materials stud;e(!, ccllult!se. acetate,
hardened ccraent, plaster' and aerated cenercte, and various Inor-
tars, C1 and C, were essentially unchanged froin their initial
values ( ' re to the corrosive environment) in con-
,prjor to exposu
parison to the values found on the corradcd sainple. Fu- iso-
tropic surfaces, the depth to which the surface waves ptneirate a
bodV is XR ~i hit :_~ 2 Xj, wlicre XR is the wavelength ;~ad hit is tile
penetration depth. Since these values can be corretatt-d to the
depth of corrosive attack, all the required ineasurfemenui can be
made on a single sample without any need for control denis.
Herman Koretzky__/
REEL/FRAME
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USSR
SALLT, I. V. , SHVETS, V. S. , 1)Z1-JTZEJ-SKTY, V. A.
"Influence of Surerfast Cocding on "lie Surerccnt~uc',.;v-*-,.,- of
Alloy"
1,loscow, sl:lal-y i sovedil, 'C
Of' ,_C),-)-
Alloys aund Comp)und2--collectio 1971-, pp ]IT-151,"i (f i
61 N
R'-h-Rad4otehhniha, No 12, Dec 72, c:bstract Nc .1
Trans lat j. on: The rape-r prcscr.,~.s experiment-~~! data fo-m-,6 in studyi.,i-r-, f-Lhc
effect o--;') suT--,erfpst cc)olinU (105-10"C/s) r--nthe condbuct.i-,:i.ty of F-_Il-,-!,-
117, )40 r-l[!
J1, ~ I - - :
of leed with biLmuth -- 15, 20, 25, 'j"
Normally (coolud in coiifivi:i H-1c
literatu-re (-;;-- the critifal trrmsit-jon
function the bismll!-h in tbe i;;.'j.-c;-. TI-. p,,,-;; rs'r , (.r r.,j, r1
allovs, T. derends on the tine of hold-liq~ the 1-~Cm
t- e between the rrocesses, of inanufactua7e and
ti-cps, biblic-Fraphy o-f ten titles.
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~PO042'631
Ace. Nr.
Fourth Conference on Carpathian Meteorology
Ref. Code: UR-2,04-7
N -7 P P_ 5.S-V
(Abstract: "Fourth International Conference on Caj:pat~htap.Meteorqlogy and
Some Problems in Mountain Meteorolo " by B. L. Dzerdze !ME~kAy., Geogra ty
_p
Institute Academy of Sciences USSR Moscow, Tz-vian~a Akademii Nauk-SSSR,
Seriva-Geograficheskaya, No 1. 1970. PP 148-150)
The Fourth International Conference on Carpathian Meteorology and
-Some Problems in Moun'tain Meteorology was held during the period 15-20
September 1969 at Cracow, Poland, at the Geography Institute of the JagLiel-
.lonian University. These conferences have been held since 1959. Dr. M.
Hess, head of the Department of Climatology and Hydrology of the Geography
Institute, was chairman of the fourth conference. Such.conferences are
essential because of the nature of political boundaries i n tile area; op-
posite slopes are in different countries and analysis of the effect of the
entire mountain system on atmospheric processes requires the integrated
e'fforts of all countries involved. Whereas only 10 reports were presented
at the first conference, 48 were presented.at the fourth. At present
Polish and Slovak meteorologists are completing a major monography entiLled
"Climate of the Tatra Mountains." It is noted that similar conferences are
devoted to study of other mountain systems, such as the Alps and Caucasus.
Reel/Frame
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AP0042631
Many of the theoretical problems discussed at these conferences are applica-
ble to all mountain systems, but regional conferences are also necessary or
local peculiarities would be neglected. Thus, many would like to join all
the conferences on meteorology of mountainous regions into one large inter-
national assembly, but this is countered by the feeling that practical,
local Problems would be neglected in favor of theoretical. global studies.
The conference was attended by more than 100 persons from Bulgaria, Hungary,
East Germany, Poland, Rumania, USSR, Czechoslovakia, Jugoslavia, Austria
and West Berlin. A total of 43 papers were presented at six sessions (one
30-minute report and six to eight 10-minute communications at each session).
The papers largely dealt with four subjects: 1) Meteorological conditions
for the formation of high water, particularly in the Carpathian, Balkan and
Sudetan Mountain;j; 2) Effect of the Carpathians, Baikans and Sudetans on
atmospheric circulation; 3) Methods for processing detailed climatic maps
for mountainous regions; 4) Common climatic conditions in the Carpathians,
Balkans and Sudetans. The summaries of all papers have been published and
a monograph giving the texts of all the papers is soon to be published.
197GOGS1

112 022 UNCLASSIFIED P~10CESSI%6 DATI-O~DCT70
TITLE--CLIMATE ANO THE PREJICTION OF ITS Fl_L)CTUATla'.S -u-
4UTHfll4--i)ZEkDZEYEVSKIYj 3.L.
C#'_!U'vTi%Y GF Ii*.;FQ--USSR
SGURCF--ZFM.LIA I VSELENNAIA, JAN.-FER. 1970, P 2-8
DaTE PULLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--ATMOSPHERIC SCIFNCES
TOPIC TACS--CLIYATF, SOLAR ACTIVITY, UPPER ATMOSPHERE, GEIFIAI~IGNET[S.Nlj
tkTt*0SPttERIC CIRCULATIOIN
CONTRIll MAPKING--NO RFSTR"ICTIONS
JUCUME,NT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1989/1875 STEP
CIAC ACr't-SSI!__)iN
I F I - D

212 022 UNCLASSIFIED P~-,CCESS11-iG DATE--021~,CT70
4,CCESSION NO-AP0108205
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-9- A5STRACT. D I S C U 5 5 101 IN; ~ I F F U,,; 0 A " EN T A L C A IJ SS
OF THE CYCLIC BEHAVIOR UF CEP~TAIN CLIMATIC PHEN&MENA FR',lk~ THE VIEWPOINT
OF-PI'I'SSIBLE CLIMATIC FORECASTS. THE RELATION BETWEEN SOLAR ACTIVITY AND
THE UPPER ATMOSPHERIC AND GEOMAGNETIC EFFECTS IS EXPLAINED. THE ROLE OF
,jr - CIRCULATION IS SHOWN TO BE EXTiREME-LY IMPJRTANT, AND FA--TJRS
4TMOSPHEp
AFFECTING THE LONG TERIMIS.FLUCTUATION OF ATMOSPHERIC DYNAMICS ARE
DESCRIBED.
U IN-1 C L AS S L F I E 1)

USSR UDC 8.74
VEREZHENSKIY, .A. R., DZERO, 0 KOZHOKARU, N. NA.
"Some Experimental Data Processing Programs on the Nairi Computer"
Tr. Kishinev. s.-kh. in-ta (Works of the Kishinev Agricultural Institute), 1972,
No 86, pp 57-68, 75 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 12, Dec 72, Abstract No 12V495)
Translation: A study was made of the programs and their block diagrams for cer-
tain problems frequently encountered for processing on the Nairi computer: 1)
the equation for a straight line of the type y = ax + b; 2) the equation of a
hyperbola of the tpe y = a + b/x; 3) the equation of a parabola of the type
y = a + a 1x + aqx ; 4) the correlation coefficient for two variables; 5) the
methog of variat'lon 6eries; 6) the solution of polynomials.
1/1

USSR UDC 615-332 (Rifampicinum)-015.44-if576-651,252+576,851.42
BOBROVSKIY, M., DZERZIMNOVSKAYA, D., YAKUBICH, P., and BOROVSKIY, YE., Chair
of microbiology,--U_nl~ ~-ity~iReal-cM:-School, Bialystok, Poland
"Rifampicin Activity.'Against Clinical Strains of Staphylococci and Gram-
Negative Bacilli"
Moscow, Antibiotiki, No 12, 1971, pp 1072-1077
Abstracti Study of 282 bacterial strains isolated from pus, sputum, urine,
and feces showed that all 120 Staphylococcus aureus; strains were highly
sensitive to rifampicin in concentrations ranging from 0.005 to 0-05.,dglmi-
Among the gram-riegative bacteria, E. coli and Proteus were the most sensitive
to the antibiotic. Salmonella and Shigella were somewhat less sensitive,
while Klebsiella and Pa. aoruginosa proved to be rosistant. The minimun
inhibitory concentration of rifampicin varied with the amount of bacteria
tested and the pH of the medium. Resistant variants growing in the presence
of high concentrations of the antibiotic appeared at the rate of I per jo7
cells. The sensitivity of many of the gram-negative strains uas intensified
by increasing the acidity of the riedium. It is suggested that the therapy
of urological infections can be made more effective by acidifying the
patient's urine.
firum

Acc. Nr M34393 - Rcf. Codc: 'UR 0297
PRU%LkRY SOURCE, Antibiotiki, Vol 15, Nr 2, pp ,0
PENICILLINASE-PRODUCING GRAM IVE BACILLI AS ETIOLOGICAL
FACTORS OF THE U TRACT INFECTIONS
Bobrovskiy, M.; skaya, D.; Filipchuk, Ya.
N-licrobiolo.gic3l Chair-o'f-Aled,cil AcademY Of ~Q,';Ostoc~, Poland
Pen,cillinase activitv of 73 strains of E. coli, Klebs;ella and -Proteus isolated from
urine was determined. No correlation betiveen the enzymat:'c icti-vily of a part:cular
strain and its ability to Cause severe infections of the urinary tract --as found. It has
been demonstrated t6t P-lactamase formation is not the ,it-,cijarj;Snj of the inseqs;,ti-
vit-v of grarrmegative bacteria
.0 Penicillius and the intrins,'c- resistance, as well as pena-
Mi6ase prod uctior, 'should'a lso be regarded. It has also been ubserved ;tfiat some coils:de.
rable differences occur in substrate specificitly and affinity of penicillinases from differ'ent
.bacterial species.
Y, REEL/FRAME
197,11052

USSR UDC 6211.981/; '~21-395
DZERZHLN5KIY,_j.jL~, ZHAROVA, N.A., PRE.-H01YO, V.P., FG%IIN,~, I.P., FJRDUYEV,
To.70.00-- - ___
"Deep-Vater Nrine-Channel System Of Hydroohones"
Tr. Akust. in-ta (Works Of The Institute Of Acoustics', 1971, No 16, pp 117-
Tf-rom RZh:--"lektroni_ka i I I
Drim,
_y-~e eneniye, No 1, Jan 72, Abstract No 1A6411)
Translation: A deep-water eystem of hydrophones ic described which assures
simultaneous reception of aco-ustic signals at nine levels at depths up to
C:
I.'- km in the frequency range from 2 hz to 6 khz -ii.-th a dynamic ranre of 10
a a. ith the object of incr-nasitic- the reliability and simplifying ',he trans-
mitting device, a syste..: of frequency --odulation is used -,;-ith an uncontrclied
center bond. Automatic frequency control of the oacillstor~ is incorporE:ted
in the receivinr device. Th.9 lowering devices are distinEuivhed only by the
contral frequencies and the frequencie!! of the remote control of the attenuat-
ore. A nondirectional cylindricul hydrophona of barium titinatc with celf--
capacitance of 680D picofarad and a sensitivity of EO microvolt/bar i3 used as
the aignol source. Connection of the signal sources is accor_rplisi-,ed by a Fen-
erator circuit. The noise level in the line because or discon+inuifien does
not exceed th3t permissible. In the systen- of hydrophcn~_E !3 type ,.:-.'1L-7
cable-hawser iE used wh1ch has three Mrh-frecuency coaxial core-n wilh a wave
in-inedance of 50 ohm and four inaulated steel haweers. 6 ill. 4 ref. L.Y.
1/1

USSR UDC 669.71.053.4
9JN C and NURKEYEV, S. S.
~,j
"Investigation of the Agitation Leaching of a Fine Fraction of Slurry Sinter
at the Pavlodar Aluminum Plant"
Tr. Kazakhsk. politekhn. in-ta (Works of the Kazakh Polytechnical Institute),,
1970, sb. 31, pp 254-255 (from RZh-Metallurgiya, No 12, Dec 70, Abstract No
12 G212 by G. SVODTSEVA)
Translation: On the basis of experimental data on the agitation leaching of
various fine fractions of slurry sinter over a wide range of duration, temper-
ature, and caustic modulus, the following was established: 1) extraction of
A120 and alkali > 90% from sinter fines is attained under the following
leacging conditions: solution ak - 22-26 and A1203 38-50 g/1; sinter size
1.8 mm; temperature 70-75% liquid:solid - 2:3; and duration 15 minutes; 2)
individual leaching of fine sinter fractions makes posuible a reduction in
the solid content of the discharge from the tubular apparatus and a 10- to
12-percent rise in the chemical yield of A1201, Agitation leaching of sinter
fines decreases secondary loss Of A1203 and-alkali.