SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GOROKH, A.V. - GORUSHKINA, G.I.

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"Metaallur~~iYaaj, " 1973) P~ r2i'
GOR01/dr) A. V., and R.113-SAK071, L. J
Chapter 1. Study of the Chaii.7,es in Mirnace -Char ~-e fl, F"i-
Temperature Reduciri:, Processes 9
E-lectrothern.:al Processes 9
Prenaration of Silicon and Its Alloys From~ 0:.J.1`0~:r io
Preparation of Alloys of Chromium From Cii ro.--di ir; ores 6-1
Preparation o-f Ferro-l.~01,,,bdeiiwn froni 11:ol,,`bdenit.,~ Comentrat-, I
Yetailothernial Processes 117
Id'unino-therral Bcduction of the Oxidcr, of Chn-)mi-wn .1
Study of the Principles of the Formation o'1
1"Ietallotherral Production oC All0
137
ChaT)ter 2. Stiviv of the FZ_oceSISc_rz Of Sci~u.
nrination in Re, ction Zonen. of Furn,.7tc(~s
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GOROM) A. V.;, a,,-.(! 1973,
Behavior of Refractor:,r in Blast Furnace W,:,'lls 22 1
Dehmvior Of, Refractor:,, in F=naces 23 '17
Beha,,-or of Re.lx--cto,:,- SI-aft Fla- ta~:.-S 21'
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Conclusions P75
Peferences 277

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112 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE
TITLE--PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF CALCIUM OXIDE TITANIUM DIOXIDE SILICON
DIOXIDEtALUMINUM eXIDErMAGNESIUM OXIDE STAGS CONTAINING 15PERCENT
AUTHOR-(04)-ZHILO, N.L.v GRUZDEVP YU~A.j (i "RO!~Hp A.V.v PERSHINA, R.F.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ILV. AKAD. NAUK SSSRt METAL. 1970, (1)1 65-9
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--CALCIU.14 OXIDE, ALUMINUM 3XIDE, MAGNESIUM OXIDE, SILICON
DIOXIDE, TITANIUM DIOXIDE, SLAG, FLUID VISCOSITY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY RFEL/FRAME--1996/1812 STEP 'qO--UR/0370/70/003/t')01/%)065/0069
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118776
UNCLASS I F IED

212 023 UN"CL ASS I F I ED PROCESSING DATE--23OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0118776
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. COMM. VISCOSITY AND CO,4PN.
FUSIBILITY OIAGRAMS FOR EXPTL. DATA AT 1400 ANO 1500DEGREES WERE
CONSTRUCTED FOR THIS SYSTEM. AN INCREASE IN THE CAJ:SIO SUB2 RATIO IN
THE TI SLAGS DECREASES THE VISCOSITY; THIS EFFECT IS GREATER AT LOW TIO
SU32 CONCN. INCREASING THE TIO SUB2 CONCN. IN THE SLAGS TO A CERTAIN
LIMIT, DEPENDING ON THE CA0:SIO SJB2 RATIOt REDUCES THE VISCOSITY OF YHE
MELTS. ABOVE THIS LIMIT THE SLAG VISCOSITY RISES DUE TO CRYSTN.
PROCESSES. THE GREATEST REON. IN VISCOSITY WITH INCREA.SE IN TIO SU82
CONCN. OCCURS IN THE SLAGS WITH DECREASED CAO:SIO SUB2 RATIOS.
Ul:~'C 1- A S S- I E G

1/2 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--IISEP70
TITLE--KINETICS OF ETHANOL OXIDATION ON AN IRON MOLYBDENUM CATALYST -U:'
AUTHOR--YEVMFNENKO, N.P., GOROKHAVATSKIY, YA.B
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-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.SOURCE--KINET. KATAL. 1970, 11(l), 130-3
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--ETHANOLt CATALYTIC OXIDATIDNi IRONi MOLYBDENUMP METHANOL,
CHEMICAL KINETICS
CONTPOL RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASS[FrEo
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1939/0202 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106;358
UNCLASSIFTED

2/2 024 UNCLASSIFIED PRPCESSING f)ATc--11'-EP70
CIRC ACCc~SSION NO--AP0106858
ABSTRACTlEXTRACT--(,Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE KINETICS OF ET014 OX10", nN A
FE-MO CATALYST WAt STUDIED AT 180-240DEGREES. AT 200DEGREES, THE RATE
C(INST. OF T14E OXIDN. WAS 1.68 TIMES 10 PRIME7 MOLE-L. HP. THE
ACTIVATION ENERGY IS 14.9 KCAL-MOLE. THE STUDY REVEALS THAT THE
KINETICS OF ETOH OXION. IS ANALOGOUS TO THAT MEOH OXION.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 612.894-612.766.1:796
YAKOLEV, N. N., C11AGOVETS, N. R., and GOROKHOV, A. L., Sector of Biochemisrrv,
Leningrad Scientific Research Institute or Physical Culture
"The Significance of the Sympatho-Adrenal System at Rest and During Adaptation
to Muscle Activity"
Leningrad, Fiziolo-icheskiy Zhurnal SSSR imeni I. M. Sectienova, Vol 58, No 7,
a
1972, pp 1,132-1,137
Abstract: Intact white rats, rats given either adrenaline or sympatholysin,
and rats which had undergone bilateral abdominal synpathectomy were subjected
to daily physical training in the form of swiimaing for perlods increased each
day. Determinations of glycogen, creatine phosphate, lipid phosphate, nor-
adrenaline, phosphorylase, and glycogen synthetase in MLLSCle tissue and of
adrenaline and noradrenaline in blood were made prior to swimmlng, immediatc.,ly
thereafter, and at various periods at ruSL. The results indicat(:~ that the
sympathoadrenal system control,-~ not only catabolic processes durln~~ ,.rork but
also anabolic prot:e!i--c-,,i at reit. It: fixorLiq trophic adapLive effcct.,i in
formation of muscle response to activity, in addiLiorl to 01c,
and intensity of metabolic processes in muscle tissue to tile functionat.
demands at any given moment.
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GOROKFiGV,, A.-L., Biochemistry Sectorp Leningrad Scientific %search Institute of
PhysiCS&I'adture
"Activity of the Sympathetic-Adrenal System After Physical Exertion as a Function
of the Degree of Adaptation"
Leningrad, Fizioloeicheskiy Zhurnal SSSR imeni I. M. Sechenov, Vol 56, No 7, 1970,
pp 1002-1007
Abstract: Studies were conducted on animals to determine epinephrine and ncrepine-
phrine levels in plasma, and on athletes to determine excretion of epinephrine,
norepinephrinej, dopa., dopamine, and vanillyl mandelic acid after physical exertion.
The results showed that the systematir
.,adrenal system (SAS) is more reactive in
trained bodies than in the untrained organiam .. Brief, intensive muscular activity
(swimming) produced higher blood catecholamine levels in trained rats than in
untrained animals. In trained athletes (e.g. sprinters, rovers, rAuLimum or sub-
m-x-Irmim exertion increased the excretion of catecholamines, dopa, dopamine, and
vanillyl mandelic acid in the urine to a much greater degree than in the*controls
and van characterized by greater activity of the adrenal link of the SAS$ Marathon
running and walking (i.e., sports in which muscular exertion is mom sustained
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Fiziologicheskiy Zhurnal SWR imeni I. M. Sechenov, Vol 56, 110 7,
1970, pp 166~-1007
and more evenly paced) increased the excretion of the substances studied to a some-
what lesser degree and activated the sympathetic link of the SAS. Emotional
excitement before the start of an athletic event markedly increased the activity
of the SAS, particularly the adrenal link.
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Vltt-~b. 0IITAtNIHC WIMOGENLOUS SnLID SnLU'rtn%S OF G.,:nl _sA. FUnM A XELT
[Article by Y. A-S~Aivarlov ;i.A,._ V. 1,
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Tomsk; Novo~lhlrsk, 11 . 'o '_' ' ezA rulupre-j-
nik.vykh tritall.v i ple.ek, Roastan, 1~-17 june 197.. P 106)
At th" present time studies haVL bccn mzlc of VIC And ~110 t~
physical vropertles of single C"stal. of the solid solution Ga.ln, _.A1 .1crerditir
III-- cn-9ttillizatio. ct,nditt.ns fro. the melL.It is demonstrated that the
structural n.n..tfor.I.t..y of soltd snlottI,n. cooled hT ~"""Mfor-
0f indium and nonequilibrtum nature of the crystallization and exhibited III
nonuniform distribution of the dislocations, In the presence of 1~ac&lc Inter,
faces And other defectx. has An essential effect on the electrical prorertirs
of the material and to holding up practical use of it in a number of semicon-
ductins Aevtces. As A re Ault of complex studies of the structure, cc=r~vttico
an ,.r
d .trICA I. A., opt, tal properties of single crystals of solid solutions
ob '. Inod by various procedures frou the =It and subjected to different ratt-
ads of temperature annealing, the conditions ware daterminod which rermit
reduction of the aLLTOinhomogenott-y of the &11" to a minimum. It was estah.
11flited that the effect of the allaying dispersion causing elactrophysical
ProperLite to directly dependent an the crystalllaation and hovogenixetion
conditions of the solid solutione. The basic optils
.i conditions of eliminating
the disorderliness in the allay lattice based an A I Are presented.
110

Acc. Nr: Abstracting Service: Ref. Code:
d,P0052532- CHEMICAL ABST.5-~O 4,001
93a Standardization of a platinum catalyst. 5okol'skap
Goro~hnv 1--P ; Rvabinjua. S. A, kUSSIZ). r
Akad..Vdrh-Kaff.-';SR 1970.26(2),66-7 (Russ). Thtcontentof
cations of alkali metals in NO: must be detd. e.\actly in order to
prep. a catalyst that is optimal for a given type of chem. bond.
The degree of PtO2 purification can be controlled by the electro-
chem. potential of PL-black. The potential varies inversely with
the cation content. The hydrogenation rate of compf1s. with
various types (if chern. bonds is a function of the potential of the
Pt black. The washing is speeded up by a flow-type app.
During the process batches of 0.1 g PtO--- are taken, reduced with
H, and the potential is detd. in relation to a SCE. L..Holl -j
REEL/FRAME
19821175

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112 OC6 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESS[NG DATE-20NOV7
TITLE--UATA CN ANALYSES ;DF STAM)ARD GECChRUtOLOGICAL SAMPLLS -U-
-.AUTl-i0R-(05)-AFi%ASYEV, (;.L)., 6RANDT, S.b., BAGOASARYAN, G.P., GUROKHOV,
I.M., GUKASYAN, R.KH.
CCUNTRY (if lild-FO-USSR
SCURCE--IZV. AKAO. NAUK SSSR, SEA. GEOL. 1970t Ms 104-11
i;ATE PULL
SUnJLCT AR-':.--S--L-ARrF SClE.'-.,CES AND uCEANuGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--uLCCIIIIO,'-.i-)L.(.It",Y, POTASSIUM ARGOIN UATI;~Gt LEAU ISOTOPE, Ai3SOLIJTE
I AGE, EAATki CRUSr AGE
4-.C;ITRCL HA;~NING-NO RESTR14:TIGNS
DOLUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIF120
PAuXY REE-L/r-kAPE--3u0d/041L STEP NO--UR/0011/70/000/OC4/0104/OLII

212 006 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20,Nl0V7C
CIAC ACCESSICN NO-AP0137502
AbSTRAk:T/i:xlioiCT--(U) GP-0- A8~TRALT. oArA ARF GIVEN UN ANAL. OF
GEGChi,GN,lA-. STDS. OF THE SJvIL-T UNICN FUR K-AR AND Ru-SR NETHOUS AND
SEVERAL Vih~-RALS LF P!'l*EL-%,M6kIAlN PE6,~-JA'r[TE USES AS SrO. FOR THE P3
ISUTL-PIL --i:rHcu OF AeS. AGE 1JETN. TFEY SHOWED A GOOD AGKLEMENT WITH
CONTRLL, MADE IN VAKIGUS LAdS. OF THE U.S.S.R. ANC oY T14C LAC. AT
bkkNt Sv.ITZLkLAN0. TFI- 'RESULTS OF sruoy GF GEOCHRONUL. STD. BY VA-RIOUS
METHCUS I,'.,"[CATE OF PRIME40 K AND Pk
i tj THAT THE VALUES OF CCINSTS. IME87 RB
UECAY APPidVLO BY 13 SESSIGN-S OF THE CulMLSSIGN ON A3S. AGE oErN. (FOR
K: LAMdLAK EQUALS 0.0551 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE9 PER YR ANO
LA;-'bJj-,i3f:TA EQUALS 0.472 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE9 PCER Yk; FOR 148
LAMEC.46L-Tt. EOUALS 1.31! TI.MES 10 PRIME NEGATIVEll PER YR)l SHOULD BE USED
IN PRACTICAL WURK UINTIL MURE CERTAIN VALUES FOR rHESI- CUNSTS. ARE ol-ro.
EVEKY ~,,N THE ABS. AGL EJETN. SHOULU BE ACCO.MPANJED bY PRIMARY ANAL.
CATA GN Tvc CCNTFNT I- PAREiNTAL. AND DL,-(lVATE0 DEC04M. PXC,'bUcTs AN)(') BY
THE VALUL!i uF CONSTS0 USLU L)Ukt,%G AGE CALCNI. FACILITY: INIST.
GEOL. i-lJil. iAL5T(jAJlHU., PETRul6q., MINER. GEGKHlt--l.r MUSCOWS USSR.

U-',;(;L A~ S I F I ED PKOCE:.~,SING UATE--IIOFC70
TITL~-STATISTICAL ACCURACY Of A STAiXARI) MUG% AZIMUIHAL SF..Ml C-(J-.3[C
TELESCLPE F-,Z SC-L-lk RlY-S -U-
AUTWK--GUP~L.~Khlov
CCUiNTRY UF UNH---L,
SR
SCJPCE--i,,Ci-.FHCLCGY 6F T~-.L QUIET ANO PERTUROEU ICt'4JSPHE(E (MuRFOLOGIIA
SPL K ~J I N - I I V6 ZMU SH C; h E N i4 G I 16 ~40S F E RY A7 0 - 36 ~' :14 18- L 3 1 AL 11 A-A TA
3ATE PUBL IS~:ED------7C
SUaJECT AFEAS--ASrRCT,4(j;~Y,ASTi~OPHYSICSI ATIMOSPHERIC SCIENCES, NAVIGATION
TW,-,PiC TAGS-MIUCN, AZIMLTH, TELESCOPE, CGSF.IC kAY, SOLAR kADIATION
~CCWRL;L MAk~ I&C-NO RESTULTIGNS
.06CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
-PAGXY FIChE NU---Fu70/&05029lBl0 STEP NO--UR/0000/70/CUI/060/0127/cl3I
CIRC ACCESSICN i',"L1--AT0l4lo85

212 028 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING DATE-110EC70
CIRC ACLESSIGN ND--AT0141685
A65TRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. LETERMINATIGN OF THE RMS
FLUCTUATILAN ERROR 3JF AN AZIMUTHAL SEVICUBIC TELESCOPE, 6N THE BASIS OF
RECCRCIKGS CF THE INTENSITY OF THE elfJON (,UMPUNENT OF COSMIC RAYS,
PERFUriRMEE OVER A PERIOD OF 12 Hk AT AVEk-AGING INTERVALS -IF 3 MIN. IN
THE EXPEkIMENT, MUONS iEaL RCCOa0E9 SIVULTANEOUSLY 6Y SEVERAL IDENTICAL
TELESCOPES. THE RMS FLUCTUATION ERROR OBTAINED IS FOUND TJ DIFFER ONLY
SLICHTLY FRGM ThE THEGRETICAL EkkORI BOTH FGR VERTICAL Allili INCLIt4ED
DIRECTICNS.

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13SEP70
TITLE---POTASSIUM AND CESIUM HYDROXIDES STUDIED BY AN ELECTRON IMPACT
METHOD. ENERGIES OF DISSOCIATION OF POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE AND CESIUM
AUTHOR-(03)-GOROKHOV, L.N., GUSAROV, A.V., PANCHENKOV, I.G.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-.ZH. FIZ. KHIM. 1970, 44(l) 269-70
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--MASS SPECTRUM, ELECTRON BOMBARDMENT, THERMAL EFFECT,
IONIZATION POTENTIAL, HEAT OF DISSOCIATION, CESIUM COMPOUND, po'rASSIUM
COMPOUND, HYDROXIDE
CCNTRCL MARKING--N-j zZESTRICTIONS
MCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1983/0306 STEP NO--UR/0076/70/0'4't/OJ1/0269/0270
CIRC ACCESSION rlf)--AL'005W)l
UNC L A S S I I- I [: 1)

2./Z- .--033 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION Nr)--AP0053291 09ETRIC FLECTRON
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) rp-0- ARSTRACT. THE MASS SPECTR
IMPACT METHOD WAS USED TO REFINE THE DISSOCN. ENERGIES OF KOH ANO CSOH
THRESHOLD POTENTIALS LEADING-TO IONS FROM THE REACTIONS Y, YIELDS K PRI~E
POSITIVEt KOH YIELDS K PRIME POSITIVE, KOH YIELDS KOH PRIME POSITIVE, K
SUB2 (OH) SUB2 YIELDS K SUB2 OH PRIME POSITIVE, K SU82(OFi SU82) YIELDS K
SUB2 0 PRIME POSITIVEr CSOH YIELDS CS PRIME POSITIVEt AND CSON YIELDS
CSOH PRIME POSITIVE WERE 4.3, 7.8, 7.5, 7.8, 7.6, 7.6, AND 7.4 EV, RESP.
THE DISSOCN. ENERGIES OF KOH AND CSOH WERE 80 AND 86 KCAL-MOLE, RESP,
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THOSE 2 VALUES WAS ALSO CONFIRMED BY-MEASUREMENT
OF THE EQUIL. CONST. FOR THE REACTION CS PLUS KOH YIELDS K PLUS CSOH AT
795-1044DEGREES; A VALUE OF 7.6 KCAL-MOLE WAS OBTAINED. THE IONIZATION
POTENTIAL OF K SU82 0 IS 4.6 EV AND THE TEMP. OF ATOMIZATION OF CS SUB2
0 IS 130 KCAL-MOLE.
UNCLASS I F !ED

1/2 Ois UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--DEOXIDATION OF C-'RBCN AND LOW ALLOY OPEN HEARTH STEELS -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-YAVOYSKlYt Vol., TUONGY V.M.t GOROKHOVP L.S.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--SAL' 1970, 30(317 228-33
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSi MECH., IND., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--LOW ALLOY STEEL, CARBON STEEL, NONMETALLIC INCLUSIONt FERROUS
LIQUIO METALl STEEL DEOXIOATION
MITROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FkAME--1996/1994 STEP NO--UR/0133/70/030/00-~11/0228/0233
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOL18953
Ul";C L A S S I F I E D

Z/Z 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118953
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. FORMATION OF NONMETALLIC
INCLUSIONS DIRECTLY AFTER ADDN. OF AL AND SI TO MOLTEN METALp ABOVE ITS
LIwUIDUSt AND BETWEE,4 ITS LIJUIDUS AND SOLIDUS WAS CALCD.
THERMODYNAMICALLY BY USING EQUATIONS LOG K SUB SI EQUALS LOG ((S1)
(ALPHA 0) PRIMES) EQUALS MINUS (27860-T) PLUS 10.28 AND LOG K SUBAI
EQUALS LOG ((Al) PRIMEZ- (ALPHA SUBO) PRIME3) EQUALS MINUS (82580-T)
PLUS 33.96 BY ASSUMING THAT EQUIL. CONST. OF THE DEOXIDN. REACTION HOLD
DOWN TO SOLIDUS TEMP. AND.THAT DIFFUSION PROCESS IN LIQ. METAL IN INGOT
,MOLDS ASSURE MASS EXCHANGE NECESSARY FOR NONMETALLIC FOAMATION. THE
RESULTS WERE CHECKED 3Y 0 ACTIVITY AND 0 CONTENT DETNS. OF OPEN HEARTH
PRODUCTION HEATS. THE FOkMATION OF THE LATTER 2 GROUPS OF NONMETALLICS
CAN BE GREATLY REDUCED BY THE USE OF THE PERMISSIBLE MAX. OF THE
DEOXIDIZER IN THE FUR%ACE OR LADLE AND PROTECTING THE STREAM OF METAL
FROM SECONDARY OXIDN. CONVENTIONAL STIRRING SPEEDS THE REMOVAL OF AL
SUB2 0 SU83 CONTG. INCLUSIONS, WHICH CAN BE VERY FAST, AND RETARDS
RISING OF SILICATES. THE ORDER OF DEOXIDIZEkS ADDN. IN THE FURNACE DOES
NOT AFFECT THE EXTENT OF OEOXIDN. AND ONLY SLIGHTLY AFFECT THE RATE OF
NONMETALLIC REMOVAL.
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GOROKHOV, M._j._m
"Fastening Stiffening Elements on the Walls of Waveguide Hou-sings"
Obmen opytom v radiopron-sti %f Experience Pooling in the Radio industi~~') ,
vyp. 2, Moscow, 1971, pp 60-61 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 7, Jul 71,
Abstract No 7B180)
Trs-nslation: The paper proposes a new technique for faztening auxiliary
structural elements to the walls of a waveguide housing (-it is recom-
mended that welding be done by the electrical resistance methcd). The
introduction of this new technique will result in considerable savinLs.
One illustration, bibliography of seven titles. Resurr'~!.
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UDC 533-99
BAZAKUTSA, V. A., MOSKALETS, V. F., RUDAKOV, N. S.,-.G-O-ROKHOV,
M. P
"Some Results of an Investigation of a Plasmatron Intended for
Plasma-Chemical Reactions"
Minsk, V sb. Vopr. fiz. nizkotel!!eeraturn. plasi (Problems of
the Physics o? Low Temperature Plasma -- Collection of Works),
"Nauka i tekhn.," 1970, pp 421-424 (from R2h-Elektronika i -yeye
primeneniye, No 2, February 1971, Abstract No 2A34
Translation: An investigation is made of electrical arcing in
a transv e low-frequenoy magnetic field, based on a plasmatron
with combined stabilization of the are by a vortex flow of gas
and the magnetic field. The voltampere characteristics of the
discharge are obtained. 2 illustrations. Summary.
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UDC 548.0:539.27
GEGUZIN, Ya. Ye., MARKUS, A. M., and CORDKIIOV, M. V., Khar'kov State
University
"On Protonography 'by Transparency' of Single-Crystal Films"
Moscow, Kristallografiya, Vol 17, No 4, 1972, pp 783-787
Abstract: Features of a new method for analyzing the structure of crystals
and their defects are discussed. The method "pass-through" is based on the
study of the shadow and the channeling effects of protons passing through
the crystalline lattice. Experimental data are reported which must be taken
into account for obtaining "geometrical" information. The latter provides a
clarification of features of "pass-through" protonography. Under optimum
conditions, the energy of the primary beam Wo and the thickness of the film
d are correlated in the form d = aVlo/~ , where ~? = magnitude of specific
losses of protons in the film substance and a is a dimensionless factor
a < 1. Experiments in which single-crystal films 6000-8000 ~ thick were
exposed to a collimated beam of protons are discussed. Five figures, seven
bibliographic references.

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-GOROMOV, S. A. and LUTFULLAYEV, Kh. S.
"Automatic Construction of Alphabet-Frequency Dictionaries"
Nauch.-Tekhn. Inform. Sb. Vses. In-t Nauch. i Tekhn. Inform. [Scientific and
Technical Information, Collection of the All-Union Institute for Scicentific
and Technical Information], 1973, Ser 2, No 2, pp 28-32 (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 9, 1973, Abstract No 9V690).
Translation: An algorithm is suggested for automatic construction of an
alphabet-frequency dictionary, based on the principle of successive division
of an initial file of information into nonintersection sub5ets with subse-
quent formation of a dictionary within the limits of each subset individually.
The algorithm described in the article for construction of an alphabet
frequency dictionary has been broadly used for the solution of problems
related to the initial formation and further alteration of information
retrieval languages in the process of functioning of the "Neft"' ["Petroleum"]
automatic information retrieval system.
Authors' view

1/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED; PROCESSING DATE--IISEP70
TITLE--Ml,NERA,L FORMATION IN KIMBERLITES AT THE EXPERIMENTAL LCONOITIONS OF
HIGH PRESSURES AND TEMPERATURES -U-
,AUTHOR--DAVYDCHENKO, A.G., LISITSYNA, Yl~-YE., BEZRUKOV, G. -. N., GnzROKHOV,
S.S.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--GEOLOGIYA I GEOFIZIKA, lq70, NR 1 (121), PP 129-135
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--EAQTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--MINERAL F-ORMATION ANALYSIS, HIGH TEMPFRATUREv HIC;H PRESSU,~,F
~_ONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCLImENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--193710880 STEP NO--UR/0210/70/000/Onl/0129/)135
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104316 .
UNCL ASS I cll ED

212 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCFSSINS DATE-11SEP70
CIRC ACCESSPIN Nn--AP0104316
ABST;ZACT/EXTRACT--kU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. KIMBERLITE FROM THE MIR PIPE wAS
U-14DERGONE BY THEIEFFECT OF HISH TEMPERATURES (UP TO 1400-15000ESREESC)
AT THE PRESSURE 10 AND 25 KBAR IN THE WATER PRESENCE. THE Fn-~STEFZITE,
DInPSIDEr CALCITE, TITANOM4GNETITE ARE ESTABLISHED TO BE FOr-'~F-'-O AT THE
TEMPERATURES BELOW THE MELTING TEMPERATUREv AT 25 KBAR PRESSUQE PYP-nPc-
RECRYSTALLIZATION IS POSSIBLE. THE COOLINa OF KIMBFRLITE M:-:LT LEAO TO
FORSTERITE AND GLASS FORMATION. BY THE LOCATION OF PYPOFILLITE INTO
RFACTION4L CAMERA AT THE PRESSURE 3F 25 KBAR AND TEAPERATURE ABOVE
-8-00-900DEGPEESC.AL-MOST FULL ReCRY*STALLIZATION OF ISOURCE MATERIAL INTO
GARNET TAKES PLACE, THE GARNET fS CLOSE TO PYROPE IN COMPOSITION.
UN C LJA.-S S I F I f- D

USSR
Y
UBC 621.~82.7,3`.~4
SH D. A.
"Invavt--L~ation Cf 7he Causes For Breakdown 01' Thyristors a,~rl'n7 Operatlon in A
Pulae Ra'.L=e"
k,
V ab. Polunro-.- ln._.vribory v ol (Ser-iconductor Daviceii in
t, Cf 'viorko), "Svyaz',"
Co=,unicationo Tcc'.,!nolOgY--COllOction
1970, up 145-157 (from R"' *n--Ellektron ik a i yevo. pri--areniyo, No 2, ~Fobruury 1971,
Abstract No 2B246)
Tran-slation: it is shown that loes of efficiency of a thyristor in a pulse ro-
regime results as a consequence of burning through in t-tie p-n-p-n structure of
a channel 0.1-0.5 = in diameter, while one of the possible cauuee for this is
thermal generation of the carriers. 9 ill. 10 ref. S.A.

otoeiectric Ettect
USSR UBG 621.z8f*.1~7
GORCKHOV, V.A.
"Transients During Rirn-On Of Light-Activalkled Thyristor"
V sb. Polunrcvodn -. pribory i pri=eneniye (Se-miconductor Devicen And Yneir
Application--colleel-or C., "."Orks'), Issue loscow, "Sov.radio " I(."C, ot) C~-
110 (from RZh--Elel, tron ik- a i voye primenenive, No 4, April 1C 1, Abstract 117
57 i0
4B341)
Tranalaticn: The factors are c~_,nsidered ,",lich contrcl the switclhi.-IE nrccess off,
light-activated thyristors [fotuotiristcrj cdjrina the effect of a short light.
pulse. A computation is perfor:aed of the pulse characteri3tic of a ligi-_t-
activated thyristcr .2.nd the pulse turn-on veltage under conditicris i-;here the
injection coefficient of the junctions denandq on the current thrcj,:~h tne iuncl.-
iorts. It is s*"own t'~at in li-ht-activated thyrietors -wit-n t*;.cl such b2s~~!D, the
increase o--:' the anode current, -Js proportional to ti-Mt rmlaced by th4e t*A-_-'c1~~ness
firm
of the base The computed results are con - ed by experimental data c_~ained
on the IiEht activated tmnsi~tor equivalent of a lir-.ht-_1GtiV5ted thyr-4-stor.
4 ill. 1 table. 8 ref.
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1/2 035 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF MOBILE CARRIERS IN THE
BROAD BASE OF AN ENCLOSED P-N-P-N STRUCTURE -U-
AUTHbR-(03)-BASHIROV, A.M., GOROKHOV RODOV, V.[.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-FIZ. TEKH. POLUPROV. 1970, 4(2), 350-Z
UATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.
TOPIC TAGS--THYRISTOR, RADIATION INTENSITY, CARRIER DENSITY, PN JUNCTION,
VOLT AMPERE CHARACTERISTIC9 REGOM81NATION RADIATION, NEUMN IRRADIANON
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
UOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/0066 STEP NO--UR/0449/70/004/002/0350/0352
--IPC ACCFSSlU',l N11--AP0105163

212 035 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--16f)CT70
-'-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105163
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE RADIATION
INTENSITY FROM A THYRISTOR CROSS SECTION WAS DETU. PHOTCGRAPHICALLY IN' A
DIRECTION PERPENDICULAR TO THE PLANES UF THE P-N JUNCTIONS TO DET. THE
CONCN. DISTRIBUTION OF THE MOBILE CARRIERS. THE INTENSITY 01STRIBUTION
CURVES WERE OBTAINED FOK 3 DIFFERENT C.05. FOR THYRISTORS WITH A
RESIDUAL VOLTAGE OF SIMILAR TO I V. THE INTENSITY CURVE HAS 2 MAX., THE
LOWER ONE CORRESPONDING TO THE CENTRAL P-N JUNCTION AND THE HIGHER TO
THE EMITTER BELONGING TO THE N BASE. THE DECREASE IN INTENSITY IN THE
CENTER OF THE N BASE INDICATES THE PRESENCE OF A MIN. IN THE CONCN.
DISTRIBUTION OF THE MINORITY CARRIERS. AS THE C.D. INCREASES, THE
INTENSITY DISTkI8,UTION CJkVES SHIFr IN PARALLEL TOWARD HIGHER
INTENSITIES, INDICATING AN INCREASE IN THE CONCN. OF THE MINORITY
CARRIERS IN THE BROAD BASE. CURVES OBTAINED FOR A RESIDUAL VOLTAGE OF 3
V SHOW THAT THE- DIFFUSION PATH (LIFETIME) IS LESS AT HIGH~m VOLTAGES.
T~IE LIFETIME DLCRE-ASES WITH AN INCREASE IN THE INJECTION LEVLL. THE
INTENSITY WAS MEASURED FOR THE RECOMBINATION RADIATION 13EFORE AND AFTER
IRRADN. WITH FAST NEUTRONS. THE DISTRIBU11ONS OF THE RECOMBINATION
RADIATION INTENSITY IN THE IRRADIATEU SAMPLES IS SIMILAR TO THAT 3 V,
INDICATING THAT THE CHANGE IN THE LIFFTIME BROUGHT ABOUT BY RADIATION
DEFECTS AFFECTS THE RP-SIjU4L VOLTAGE. THE CONCLUSIONS AGREE WITH THE
CALCD. DATA (V. KUZ'MIN, 1963).

USSR
FEDOTOVA, 0. fA.. GOROQ& 4W.",
and KOLESX.DvV, G. 5. -vaeceasoaj,
Imeni D. I. Mendeleyev
L~
UDC 541.64:536.~
FMCE-ISHVILI, 0. 1., KARE'T~NIKOV, G. S.,
r1oscow Chemical Techrolo-aical jn3titute
"Study of the Thermal Degr,-'Idatlion and Thermal Oxidation of Phosphorus Con-
taining Polyir-idesll
Hoscow, Vysokomolek-ularnTye Soyedineniya, Vol 14, No 6, jun 72. PP 1256-126.3
Abstract: A stuly has been carried out on thermil and thermal-oxidative
degradation of polyiji-ides u3ing the model reaction of the anhYiride of di-
yl)-phenylphosphine oxide with variou3 aromatic dJ-amanez.
It has been shown that the thermal ~~;tability of phospharUS C01-It--kill ling p0ly-
imides depends or. the thernal stability of '%,he izLide cycle, whose stability
in turn depends un the structure of the diataine. Tho low nrjl,~,c-ajar iicig~
., 4t
i)roducts of thcr.~--l dograd-tion consist of hydrogen, CO, 0)-), bonw-no,
=ethane, azzonia., water, ayid traces of ethyllene. Usin!r E?IR ,-~ct-hod, it was
shou-n that in. the solid products of thermal and thermal oxidatiOn degrada-
tion t-e rate of the accumu-Intion of paramagnetic centers depc--rds on the
structize ol" t-e dlandxie radical. Increasing concentrationo C.-I
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USSR
FEDOTOV' A, 0. Y-A., et a!, Vysokomalek-ularnry-a Soycd:ijieriy~,, Val 14, No 6,
Jun 72, PP 1256-1266
centers in the polyrier lead to higher thermal dogradatkions. Resistance to
thermal oxidative degradation depends on the structure of diandne used ill the
synthesis of pol.N-ir-ides: introduction of coppounis with polyconjugated a~-,ters
results in a sIL--rp increase in the oxidation rate of tho polymer.
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1/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED - PROCESSING DATE--16SEP70
TITLE--THERMAL AND OXIDATIVE THERMAL OEGRADATION OF AROMATIC AND AROMATIC
ALIPHATIC POLYAMICES AND POLYUREAS -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-FEDOTOVA, O.YA., CHIBISOVA, YE.I., KOLESNIKOV, G.S., GOROKHOV,
V.I~v KOVARSKAYA, B.M.
CdffWT_RY OF INFO--USSR
S0URCE--VYSOKOMOL* SOEDIN., SER. A 1970, 12(l) 26-30
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--THERMAL DEGRADATION, OXIDATIVE OEGRADATfON, POLYAMIDE
COMPnUND, DOLYUREA, DIAMINE, ORGANIC ISOCYANATE, COPOLYMERIZATION,
POLYMER CROSSLINKING9 PnLYCONDENSATION
CONTPOL '4ARKI.NG--NQ :).rSTPjrTjljl.NS
DOCUMENT CLASS--Uf,,CLASSIFIE0
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1991/1195 S7EP t4i)--UR/0459/70/1)12/OOL/0026/t)030
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104561
jN, A I F I E_ D

2/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13SEP70
CIRC, ACCESSION NO--AP0104561
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRICT. POLYAMIOES (PREPD. BY INTERFACIAL
POLYCONDENSATION) AND POLYUREAS (PREP0. BY CO?OLYMN. OF DFAMINES WITH
DIISOCYANATES SUCH AS HEXAMeTHYLENE DIISOCYANATE), E.G.,
POLY(DITOLYL,METHA~.,EFURMARAMli3E) (I), I
POLY(DITOLYL-N,N'-DIETHYLFUMARAMIDE) (11),
POLY(DITOLYLMET2HANE-N#N'-OIETHYLADIPAMIDE) (111),
POLY(DITOLYLMETHANEHEXAMETHYLENEUREAI (IV) AND
POLYCDITOLYLMETHANEFUMARAMIDE) (1), POLY(DITOLYL-N,N#-D[ETHYLFUMARAMIDE)
TOLYLMETHANE MOIETY 15 DERIVED FROM 414'-METHYLENEDI-0-TOLUIDINE OR FROM
4,44-METHYLENEBIS(N-ETHYL-0-TOLUIDINE)) WERE DEGRADED AT 200-320DEGREEST
1, 11, AND III WERE MORE STABLE THAN IV OR V. I AND If EXHIBITED HIGHER
THERMAL ST-ABILITY THAN Ill. THE UkIOIN, OF POLY'A-MIGES AND POLYUREAS
(BASED ON A PRIMARY DIAMINE) WAS ACCOMPANIED BY CROSSLINKING. CO, CO
SUB2, H SUB2 0, ANn ACH (IDENTIFIED BY POLAROGRAPHY AND CliqOMATOG.)
RESULTED FROM THE OXIDATIVE THERMAL DEGRADATION OF THE CITED POLYMERS.
i E-lr I A iZ;Z. 11: 11; 1-1

USSR uDe 621-396.6-181.5
BELOVA, G. F. , GONPOV, N. , KUZ'MIN, V. A., MOCF-ki-KINA, 0. R.
. -,L.
"Hybrid Neuristor Lines Based on PNP11 Structures"
Kiev, IVUZ Radioelektronika, Vol 14, No 11, Nov 71, pp 1312-1318
Abstract: The paper presents the results of development and investigation
of two kinds of neuristor lines based on planary PNPN st-ructures: with
coupling between elements over two common base regions, and over a single
base. The principal electrical characteristics are measured as a function
of the structure, the values of the passive elements and the mode of
operation of the neuristors. It is found that the rate of Propagation cf
a pulse in the neuristor line depends on the amplitude of the pulse and
the external capacitance, and is independent of the load impedance.
104 M/-,
Pulse velocity in lines with two common bases is 2-5- ~ while the
corresponding speeds for lines with a single base are 800-1200 M/s. The
rate of proragaii-on i- -1--nes with a single common base is practically
independent of the spacirg between elements. When the dia-meter of the
emitter in the N+ region is doubled, the pulse velocity increases by a
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USSR
BEWVA, G. F. et al., !VLY_7 Radioelekironika, Vol 14, Nio 11, Nov 71,
pp 1312-1318
factor of 1.4 in lines of both types. The refractor period for lines of
both types is the same -- 3 Ps for a load impedance of 10 kQ and zero ca-
pacitance. The refractor length is equal to 6 cm for a line with two
common bases, and 0.2 cm. for a line with a single common base. Pulse
amplitude is determined by supply voltage and load impedance. The
maximum possible pulse amplitude for elements separated by 111) jjis 3 V.
The proposed neuristors can be comparatively easily made in integrated
form as they can operate without external capacitances at load iyTedances
of 10-20 MI. Six figures, bibliography of four titles.
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GENISARETSKIY, M.
FIRSOV, V. M., KOZLOV, K. A.
Legkikh Splavov. Nauchno-tekhn. Byul. VILSa [The Technology of
Scientific and Technical Bulletin of the All-Union Institute of
1970, No. 6, pp. 91-93. (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal
No. 5, 1971, Abstract No. S G139 by G. Svodtseva).
Translation: The equipment and technology for casting large T-shaped ingots
(1) of Al weighing I t were developed in 1963-1964 at the S.MK (expansion unknown
-- possibility:Siberian Metallurgical Combine). In 1969-1970, about 10,000 tons
of large I were processed. The Use of these I by metallurgical plants to replace
the 15-kg I provides for: 1) complete elimination of manual labor in all loading
and unloading operations from casting of I at the manufacturer to charging in
the melting furnaces of metallurgical plants; 2) reduction in labor consumption
by consumers during unloading of I from railroad cars by a factor of 4 by using
lift trucks; 3) halving of storage area requirements; 4) reduction in labor
consumption involved in transportation of I from railroad car to casting shop by
1.3 times; 5) reduction in labor consumption during charging into furnace 'ON7
a factor of 2; 6) reduction in requirements for charging boxes by 40%; 7)
reduction in melting time by 10-15'0; 8) improvement of quality of metal of I

USSR
UDC 669.71.042.6
KUZNETSOV, K. I., GENISARETSKIY, M. A., GOROMIOV, V. P., SOCHILOV, A. I.,
SHCHE-GLOV, D. A., FIRSOV, V. M., KOZLOV, K. A., Tekhnol. Leakik Splavov.
Nauchno-tekhn. Byul. VILSa, 1970, No. 6, pp. 91-93.
as a result of decreased gas content and increased metal purity with continuous
casting. The ratio of the surface area of large I to volume is 6 times lower
than that of 15 kg I as a result of which the charge includes less oxide film,
which also improves the quality of the metal.
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USSR UDC: 621.397:621.396.61(o88.8)
PETRAKOV, A. V., GOROKTIOV, V. P., KLEVALIN, V. A,
"A Method of Mea_sur`J1n_g__ the Stability of a Television Transmitting Tube
Raster"
USSR Author's Certificate No 283333, filed 28 Jun 68, published 3 Dee 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6G177 P)
Translation- A method is T)roDosed for measuring the stability of the
raster of a television transmitting tube by transmitting a test-pattern
image on the target of the tube and measuring the parameters of the video
signal. To simDlify the equipment when measuring the stability of the
raster with respect to lines, the image of the test pattern is projected
in the television transmitting tube in the form of vertical lines, and
the difference in the number of video pulses in the same liric at different
times is measured. A modification of this method of measurement is also
proposed which is distinguished by the fact that the equipment is simplified
when frame stability of the raster is measured by projecting an Imagc- on
the target of the TV transmitting tube in the form of triangles in contrast-
ing colors, the centers of the altitudes being located at the boundaries
of the raster, and measuring the difference in the lengths of -i-ideo pulses
in the same lines at different times.
1/1
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USSR
LIVANOV, V. A., KUZNETSOV, K. I., and
UDC 669.71-018.9.4
"Influence of Technological Factors on the Purity of Aluminum Melts"
Tr. Mosk. aviats. tekhnol. in-ta (Works of Moscow Aviation Technological In-
stitute), 1970, vyp. 71, pp 81-88 (from RZh-Metallurgiya, No 12, Dec 70,
Abstract No G236 by authors)
Translation: The authors studied the character of the reaction of hydrogen
with aluminum oxides during the smelting of alloys under industrial conditions
and showed the feasibility of refining aluminum and its alloys to assure the
production of high-purity metals. The refining technology consists of letting
hydro genated melts stand in the furnace with the subsequent injectiaa of nitro-
gen into them in a mixer. Two illustrations.
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USSR UDC 669.71.41
LIVANOV, V, A.. qq~2, KOLACHEV, B. A., KOFMAN, L. M. , and
SKUCHILOV, A. I.
"Filtration of Aluminum Melts Through Aluminum Oxide With Simultaneous
Degasification by Neutral Gases"
Tr. Mosk. aviats. tekhnol. in-ta (Works of Moscow Aviation Technological
Institute), 1970, vyp. 71, pp 88-93 (from RZh-Metallurgiya, No 12, Dec 70,
Abstract No 12 G230 by authors)
Translation: The article presents a theoretical estimate of the quantity of
neutral gas which must be passed through a melt in order to decrease the gas
content a given number of times. The theoretical calculations agree well
with the experimental data obtained during the degasification of aluminum
with neutral gases and nitrogen. The gas content of aluminum is decreased
especially effectively when aluminum is filtered through A1203 with simul-
taneous degasification by neutral gases. Two illustrations. One table.
Bibliography of four titles.
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Aluminum and Its Alloys
USSR UDC 669.71.018.9.4
GUSEV, A. F., OSA.O--HIY, V. A., RYZHQV, I. V.,
and ZHALNIN, I. A.
"Special Machine f3r Manufacture of La-rge -Area Power Switch-
boards With a Coasiderable Number of Holes"
Rekhnol. legkikh splavov. 'Nauchno-telchn. byul. VILSa (Technology
of Light Alloys -- Scientific and TechnicaL Bulletin of All-Union
Institute of Light Alloys), 1970, 4o 5, pp 130-L31 (from _~Zh-
14etallurgiya, No 3, Mar 71, Abstract No 3 G166 by 1. SVODTSZ.VA)
Translation: A table-model special machine for the vianufacture
of perforated power switchboards used in the refininc 'r of alt;minllin
alloys by the inijection of nitro-en and ar-on has been manuFac-
tured and put into production. The machine makes possibIs the
high-efficiency drilling of holes 0.3 to 0.5 mm in diameter in
graphite, steel, and titanium up to 5 min in thickness.
1/1

USSR
uDc 669,716:621-777.2
BARAWHIKOV., V. M., GLEMV, Yu P., GOROKHOV V. S... DENISOV, S. M.,
ZAKEIAROV M. F., MILORADOVA, 0. U., .9
J, and TSAREV, V. I.
"Development and Investigation of the Process of Pressin.-r Rods and Shapes
of Aluminum Alloys vith Lubricant Without Press-Residue"
Metallovedeniye Splavov Legkikh Metallov-Sbornik, Moscow, "Nauka", 1970,
pp 129-137, resume
Translation: A number of problems related to the investigation of the process
of pressing aluminum alloys with lubricant and the investiEation of mechanical
properties, macrostructure, and Seometric dimensions of products are discussed.
Technological-econo,mical data on the process are presented. Five fi&ures, nine
tables, seven bibliographic references.
Vi

USSR UDC 536-2413-P~536-483
VIS191-hV, I. P., VINOKUR, Ya. G., SFLAPOSHNIKOV, V. A., GOROMIOV, V. V.
"Influence of Pressure on Bubble Boiling Crisis of Helium-) in Vertical
Channels"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nlauk SSSR, Vol 206, No 5, 1972, pp 1,090-1,092.
Abstract: The purpose of this work was to determine the first critical heat
flux for helium boiling in vertical channels tinder conditions of natural
circulation and on the surface of a vertical cylinder in a large volume
at other than atmospheric pressures. During each experiment, the heat flux
was increased until the wall temperature began to rise sharply. The heat
flux corresponding to this moment was taken as the critical heat flux.
The author's found that the first critical heat flux in liquid helium de-
pends on vapor content and flow rate, and also on the ratio of absolute
dimensions of the channel within the limits 0 < L/d < 15, and suggests In
equation for the calculation of qcrI at distance x from the entrv t,) a Vel~-ti-
cal channel at atmospheric pressure. When the pressure is other than atMos..
pheric, the factors above must be supplemented by the density of heliur.1 va-por
and heat of evaporation at the pressure used. A formula is prosented %-.-hich
can describe the process at various pressures. Experimental and calculated
data agree satisfactorily.
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USSR
UDC 539.216.2:538.116
Ye. A., KARNBANOVA, V. P., and POPOV, V. I., Irkutsk Pedagogical
"Effect of Perpendicular Anisotropy on the Structure of Domain Boundaries
in Thin Ferromagnetic Films"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 30, No 6, Dec 70, pp 1287-
1290
Abstract: Titanium alloys (Ti-3Al-7Mo-llCr and Ti-3Al-l3V-llCr) were in-
vestigated by electron microscopy after being heated to 1100* C and cooled
in water or air. Chemical composition of the two alloys was, respectively
(in %): 3.23 Al, 10.4 Cr, 7.2 Mo, 0.16 Fe, 0.13 Sr, 0-08 02, 0-008 "21 0.04
N, and 0.040 C; 2.85 Al, 10.64 Cr, 13.15 V, 0.34Fe, 0.10 Si, 0-09 02, 0.003
11 2' 0.01 N21 and 0.021 C. The samples were annealed in the form of bars
with a cross section of 15 x 15 mm and foil with a thickness of 0.25 an.
After soaking at 11000 C for I hour the samples were air cooled and the
gas-saturated surface layer removed. The removed foil was annealed in
quartz ampules (10-3 mm Hg) containing titanium chips. Gas analysis of
the foils after heat treating showed (on the average) 0.3.2% oxygen, 0.04%
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USSR
Fizika ',Ifetallov i Metal love deniye, Vol 30, No 6, Dec 70,
pp 1287-1290
carbon, 0.02% nitrogen, and 0.0122 hydrogen. From this experiment it was
found that in beta-titanium alloys, after annealing at 1100* C, stacking
faults are formed in the process of cooling with segregation of a phase with
an FCC lattice and lattice period of a - 4.25 A. It is most probable that
this phase is a titanium compound with interstitial elements: oxygen, car-
bon, and uitrogen.
2/2

USSR UDC: 8.74
r~(~nv_yu. 2- and SOKOLOV, G. A.
"A Problem in Defining the Prophylaxis I-Iode"
Moscow, V sb. Tsifr. vychisi. tekh-nika i Programmir. (Digital Com-
puter Technique and irogramming--collection of works) Elo 7, 1972,
pp 149-160 (from RZh--Matematika, No 8, 1972, Abstract -No SV604)
Translation: The authors consider two problems connected with de-
fining a prophylaxis mode orhich departs least from "uniformity"
in accordance with an accepted criterion. Authors' abstract
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USSR
UDC: 8.74
SOKOLOV, G. A.
"On the Problem of Determining a Preventative 'Maintenance
Schedule"
V sb. Tsifr. vychisl. teklinika i programmir. (Digital Com-
puter Technology and Programming--collection of works), vvp.
7, Moscow, "Sov. radioll., 1972, pp 149-160 (from RZh-Kiber-
netika, No 8, Aug 72, Abstract No 8V604)
Translation: The paper deals with two problems involved in
determining a preventative maintenance schedule which deviates
the least from a "uniform" schedule in the sense of an assumed
criterion. Authors' abstract.
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USSR UDC: 62-531
ITOVOSELOV, D. V., KOBZEV, A. A., GOROIMQV. BAIABOLOV, G. A.
and POTAPOV, A. M.
"Servo Systein of Combined Coritrol"
DSSR Author's Certificate No 280613, filed 30 May 69, published
1 Dec 70 (from HM-Avtomatika, teleme1rhanika i vychislitel'nay
tekhnika, No. 12, 1971, Abstract No 12A167P)
Translation: The proposed device is distinguished from the knoi-ai
ones by its additional self-tuned block, whose output is connected
to the inputs of both- differentiators, one of the inputs being
tied directly to the output of the first differentiator, the other
being connected through a switch. Also, the systeri differs in
U -put of the com-
that there is an additional connection to the out
pensating device of the second low-frequency filter, and connect-
ed to its output is a third differentiator whose output io joined
to the input of the switch; there is also a connection beti-,een
the second differentiator of the compensating device and a relay
block, with still another differentiator connected to its input.
The differeati-ator input is tied to the output of the first dif-
fe entiator. Resume
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USSR
UDC 681.33
GOROKHOV, Yu. S., and TREL', G. V.
"A Device for Modeling the Efficiency of Mechanical Transmissions"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniva, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 22, Aug 72, Author's Certificate No 345495, Division G, filed 23 Jul 70,
published 14 Jul 72, p 180
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for modeling
the efficiency of mechanical transmissions. The device contains a four-
diode bridge, resistors, inverting adder amplifiers, and diodes. As a
distinguishing feature of the patent, the device is simplified and the class
of problems which can be solved is extended by making the following modifi-
cations: The first and second inputs of the device are connected through
the first and second resistors to the input of the first adder amplifier.
Connected to this same input through the four-diode bridge are the power
supply, the second input of the device, the outputs of the second adder
amplifier with a diode in the feedback circuit, and the third adder ampli-
fier. The second and third adder amplifiers are connected in series. The
inputs of the four-diode bridge and the inputs of the second and third
adder amplifiers are connected through the third, fourth, and fifth
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GOROKHOV, Yu. S., and TREL', G. V., Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye
Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki, No 22, Aug 72, Author's Certificate No 345495,
Division G, filed 23 Jul 70, published 14 Jul 72, p 180
resistors to the first input of the device and through the fifth, sixth,
and seventh resistors to the input of the inverting amplifier, which is
connected to the output of the device.
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Computers . Analog
WSR uDc: 621-523.8
KOVOSELOV, B. V., G0R0,1j10V_,._Yu. S., POTAPOVA, L. D.
"A Computer De-vice"
~ ~ ~ aRi
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Prom-jshlennyve Obraztsy, Tovarnyre In
No 32, Nov 71, Author's Certificate No 318959, Division G, filed 7 Feb '(0,
published 28 Oct 71
Translation- This Author's Certificate introduces a computer device which.
contains three parallel- connected narrow-band filters, each consisting of
two integrators, a multiplier,and a scaling element. As a distinguishint?
feature of' the patent, in order to determine the resonance frequency and
the atter)uation pariu%eter of irre[naF.-Lr ii[Vialti, the sca*,;ing element is
placed at the input of the 111turs, and tho jiml(ij),Her :!-.; incorpot,:,itud
into each filter with its inDUt connected to the output of one inteEratf-A-,
while the multii)lier output Is connected to the inDuts of 'he othcr inte-
grator. Connected to the output of each narrow-band filter is a series
circuit' made uD of a squarer and an averaging device. 'In addition, the
computer device contains two adders, a divider, a nain nultilplier, a so'llare
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NOVOSELOV, B. V. et al., Soviet Patent No 318959
root extractor,and an integrator, which are connected it- such a way that
the outputs of the averaging devices in the filters for the side frequencies
are joined to the inputs of one adder whose output is connected to the
input of the integrator. The integrator is connected through the square
root extractor to the multipliers in the narrow-band filters, while the
output of the averaging device in the filter on the main frequency is coi.-
nected to an input of the other adder. A second input of this adder is
connected to the first input of the divider. The second input of the
divider is connected to the output of the averaging device in the filter
on the main frequency. The divider output is connected to one input of
the main multiplier, Paid the other multiplier input is connected to the
integrator output.
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USSR
UDC 681-333
GOROKHOV, YU-___SI,-_, MYAKOV, I. N., and TREL', G. V.
"Differential Gear ModelinS Device"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 341051, C1. G 06g 7/64, filed 26 Nov 70, pub-
lished 5 Jun 72 (from Otl=ytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye 01tTaftsy,
Tovarnyye ZnaJd, No 18, 5 Jun 72, p 185)
Abstracti The device contains diodes, resistors,and operatio-1.1al amplifiers.
To increase modeling accuracy and enlarge the class of problamis that can be
solved, it contains kinematic chain models whose outputs are ccnriccted to
the input of the summing amplifier and to the outputs oJ.' the dle,;Jice. of
the summing amplifier outputs is connected to a series-connected integrating
amplifier and inverting ainplifter; the other summing amplifier output is con-
nected to one of the inputs of the computing amplifier; the other input,to
the output of the inverting amplifier, to whose feedback is connected a four-
diode bridge; and the computing amplifier output is connected -to the Irire-
ratic chain models, the first inputs of which are connected' to the inpuits of
tho device.
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USSR UDC 62-531
NOVOSELOV, B.V., K03ZEV, A.A., GORGI-JiOV, Yu.S.
"Combines Tracking Drive"
USSR Authors' certificate, 21c, 46/50 (G05f), No 259227, Filed 22/06/68,
Published 6/05/70 (Translatel- from ReferEtivnvv Muirrial ;~vto:-iatika~ Tclei:ie-
khanika iVychislitel'nava 'Vokhnika, 1, 1971, Abstract N'o likd'80P)
Translation: A combined tracking drive is suggested which contains a base
loop with a comparison element; a primary self-tuning loop with a differen-
tiator connected to the output terminal; a multiplier, integratorg and com-
parison element; a second self-Luning loop with an integrator a-ad multiplier,
the input of which is connected to the comparison element of the bace loop;
and a relay unit. In order to minimize the mean square error in processing
a suddenly shifting signal, a signal changin.- with constant rate and acce.1-
eration, or a sinusoidal signal at various frequencies, t-Wo nerles-connected
differentia-tors, a dividing device, root e.-traction device, second relay
unit, integrator, multiplier, and adder are included, connected to the input
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NOVOSELOV, B.V., et al., USSR Authors' certificate, 21c, 46150 (G05f) , NO
259227, Filed 22/06/68, Published 6/05/70 (Translated from Referativnvv
Zhurnal Avtcmatika, Tolemckhanika i Vychislital'nava Tekhnil:a, No 1, 1971,
Abstract No IA250P)
of the base loop, with the input of the integrator connected to the output
of the comparison element of the base loop; the input of the first addition-
al differentiator is connected in parallel to the differentiator of the
first self-tuning loop, the first relay unit, the divider, the multiplicx
of the first self-tuning loop, and the adder of this loop, connected to the
base loop; the input of the second additional differentiator is connected to
the second relay unit and the inputs of the additional multiplier and adder;
the output of tile second additional differentiator is connect'ed to the sec-
ond input of the first relay unit and the integrator of the second self-tun-
ing unit; the output of the root extracting device is connected to the third
input of the first relay unit, which is connected to the integrator of the
first self-tuning loop.
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bSSq UDC C61.6:621-7011-7
GOROIC-lov, 17U.
"Fourth Far East Conferenco on
"oscow, Svaroclnoyc iro-Jzzvo,istvu, u J, "'a- 70, P 59
AbstracT,: '~7njs article discusses tne Far E'asL Co:-Zorence c.-.
hold Ln ~habarovsk fron, 22 to 24 UcLobar 1969. Tao conference aevote~~ ~o
the discussion of improvement and developmerL of welding. Some 1,~U' spe-cia'-ists
took part in the conference and 20' papers and reports on -."he t;enerai LIU,-,sL.Ion Of
welding and special features of its development in the Far East were heard.

-_--:-lfZ 024 UNCLASSIFIED PkoCESSING DATE-13NOVIO
OF SURFACE ACTIVE IONS ON RHODIUM -U-
AUTHOR-f03)-f3ALASH0VAt N.Awv GGROKHOVAI N.Tal DAVYDOVA, ZH.A.
--CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,'-SOURCE--ELEKTRO.KHI;lIYA MAR. 1970p 6t Mt 436-440
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--RHODIU;-',, SURFACE ACTIVE AGENTr IONt ADSCJRPTI(-)Plr 3ROMIDEr
BIBLIOGRAPHYr ELECTRODEPOSITION
CONTROL lARKING--tJO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUME14T CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.PROXY REEL/FRAAE--2000/04-16 SHP -360 /t!j
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124t07

2/2 024 UNCLASSI FIED PROCE'2SIN6 iDATE-13N~3V70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0124167
ABSTR.ACT/EXT'.-,ACT--(U) ABS T:-XAC FTHE ADSORPTION' FO SU-11 F AC -- AC F 1 1; E-
IGNS, PARTICULARLY CD PRIME2 POSITIVE (FROM CDS0 Su,24 SC)LUFIO~4S) Ai~,E- EiR
pq[14E NEGATIVE (FROM NABR SGLUTIiJr,lS), ON THE SULFACE OF ELECr~-00E
BY ELECTRODEPOS I TING RH CHI 11T) WAS STUI)JE-!D A".JD Ci- -~-'~LAFED "ITH
THE iERJ CHARGE POTENTIALS IN THE CORRESPONDING ELECTROLfTES. THE
RELATIVELY INTENSIVE AOSURPTIO.N OF CO PRIME2 POSITIVE ?ki*,,'-) 3R PRIME
NEGATIVE IONS 01'41 THE RH SUkFACE (AS C0,MPARED WITH NA PR IAE POSITIVE ANO
SO SU64 PR[IME2 NEGATIVE FROM NA SUB2 SO SUB4) AND T.-if-- SLOWNESS OF I-HEIR
AD AND DIESORPTION, AS WELL AS THE ZEPO CHARGE CHARACTERISTICS, ALL
POINTED TO T11r, EXISTFNCE OF A CHEMISORPTIVE TYPE 01F ADSC)"'PTION.

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Derwent, 1-10
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a container 2 which holds the filtering
device, replaceable filterinj element 3 and cover 4,
pin 5 for holding the valve 6 on the inlet, and the
pin 7 for holding the valve 8 on the outlet, which
is also fitted with a sanitary compartment 9. Studs
10 fasten the headband 11 to the fase-mask, whilst
studs 12 fasten the replaceable face-band to the
edges of the mask. The pins 5, the sanitary compartment
and the studs are all made in one piece with the
face mask and the body of the filter-chamber. This
reduces the number of separate components which go
into the make up of the respirator. 27,5.68. as
1242796/31-16. I.s RosTyucHENKo et &I.
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USSR UDC 536.664+541-183-12
NEKRYACR, YE. P.) SPI-ICHENKO, Z. A., KURIMMO, 0. D.
"Sorption-Thermochemical Study of Hydration of Macroporous KU-23 Sulfocation
Exchange Plesin"
Kiev, Uk-rainskiv Khir..iicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol XMXVIII, 14o 6, 1972, pp 581-586
Abstract: The sorption and thermochemical methods were used to study tile hydra-
tion of macroporous KU-23 sulfocation exchange resin in hydride and four salt
forms (Li+, Nat, K+, Ca2+). The thermodynamic functions of the sorbed water
were defined an the basis of the data obtained, and study was nade of the na-
ture of their variation during the hydration process. On the graphs of tile
differential entropy, there are three sections corresponding to different hy-
dration mechanisms. The results of the studies are compared with data obtained
earlier for the KU-cation exchange resin.
A study,-was made of the 20* isotherms of the sorption of water vapor
taken on a vacuum sorption device with spring-quartz scales, the heats of
wetting by water defined in an adiabatic calorimeter and the thermodynardic
functions of the water sorbed by the ion forms of the nacroporous KUL23 sulfo-
cation exchange resin. The procedure for Dreparing and performt-ing the measurc-
ments was described previously (M. Dubinin, et al., Ftziko-lutiricheskive osnovy
Rrotivogazcvogo del , Moscow, 1939; A. V. Dumanskiy, et al., Ukr. khim,. zh.,
No 26f 389, 196uj.
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USSR
uDc 341,183.5
j"QMU.KAYAj__ 11, NEKRYACHI YE. F., and KURILENKO, 0. D., Institute of
-Y,, I
C01101dal chealstry and Chemistry of Water, Ukrainian Academy of Sciences
"Sorption of Water Vapor by the Strong-Acidic Cationite KU-5"
Kiev, Ukrainzkiy Xhinicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol XXXVII, No 8, 71, PP 785-769
Abstractj HyAration of the KU-5 sulfocationite, apart from immediate pract-i-
cal importance, is of definite theoretical interest. Comparison of the sorp-
t-ion properties of corresponding saline forms of XU-5 Wid KU-2 having the sane
fixated ions (--SO3H) but different matrices will evidently show the effect
which chemical structure of the skeleton and certain physico-chemical para-
meters of the ionite have on interaction between water molecules and active
centers of the ionite.
The e, Na+, Li+, Ca2+ I K9 2+ and A13+ forms of commerical KU-5 were
tested, completeness of substitution being judged by the Al-"t form (analytical
determination of amount of Al in the initial solution and following passage
through the resin).
Water-vapor isotherms for KU-5 were similar in shapa to thoze of other
high-hydrophylic substances (initial -5barp rise followed by more moderate rise
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Usn
GOROMOVATSKAYA, H. V., et al., Ukrainskiy Khimicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol MVII,
No 8, 1971, pp 785-789
and final sharp rise). Evidently a monolayor of adsorbed water molecules is
first formed at the most active centers. followed by hydration of less active
centers and finally 'by capillary condensation of the vapor, accompanied by
swelling of the ionite. Graphic representations of data obtained are included.
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Ion ftchange
USSR
UDC 536.664 + 541.183.12
KEXRYACH, YE. F. , WROW"SM&L.", - V SAMCNENKO, Z. A. , and KURYLEITKO,
0. D., Institute of Colloidal Chemistry-and Chemistry of Water, Academy of
Sciences, UkrSSR
"Hydration Thermodynamics of a Strong Acidic Cation Exchange Resin KU-5"
Kiev, Ukrainskiy Xhimicheskly Zhurnal, Vol 38, No 10, Oct 71, pp 1013-101?
Abstractt Results of sorption-thermochemical determinations and analysis
of thermodynamical functions of water adsorbed by the cation exchange resin
KU-5 are reported. The Z, Na', Li~, Ca 2+ , Mg ?1+ , and A13+ forms of the resin
were studied and the data were calculated from sorDtion and thermochomical
determinations carried out at 20 0, It has been established that the graphs
of function magnitudes related to the quantity of the adsorbed water reflect
the hydration process laws which are connected with the nature of fixed
and exchange ions. Analogously to other investigated cation exchange resins,
the most informative are the functions E- - f(x); from them it is possible
to get qualitative estimates on the inDuq of various types of Interactions
to the total hydration energy.
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USSR
UDC 621.311.42:621.316.1
MAKSIMOV, V. I., PARSAWIYAN, V. V., TRAKIITENIBERG, IM. I.
"Six-Ten Kilovolt Transformer Substation for Municipal Electric Power I;emorks"
V sb. Tekhn,_progress v elektrosnabzh. porodov (Technical Progress in ;-Lunicir)al
Electric Power Supply -- Collection of Works), Leningrad, Energiya Press, 1970,
pp 222-225 (from RZli-Elek-trotekhnika i Energetika, No 3, Mar 71, Abstract No
3Ye8O)
Translation: At Kishinev, a 630 kilovolt-aMDere dual-transformer substation
developed on the basis of the standard design No 407-3-52 (KSK-32-630) has been
introduced. This substation is designed for application in areas where there
are low buildings with high load density and responsible consilmers. The buses
are sectionalized on the 6-10 kilovolt-ampere side. This m-)!.es it possible to
execute dual-wire circuits.
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USSR
PODDIORONOV: V. M.,
Lz~borator.v of Trans!~jtters, Division of
of Epideriolo[Sy mid Microbiolot~j imeni
Sciences USSR, Irbscow
UDC
G. I., aand,S, jql:!~Q~,,~K.AYA,' 1. N.,
Infections With Natural -joci, T rs. t -u
N. F. Gamaley,-1., Acadei-~y of Myedical
"Antibacterial Activity of the OrCgins and TirsuCs of Ixadoidca '2;Lcks. IT.."
Moscov, Faraz--'Lolo~~kya i Parazitarn.-yrye Vol 41, -Z0 5,
Sep/Oct 72, pp 577-581
Abstract: It was es"It-ftdished that Uie henolymph and irites-tinal cont--nts of
him- and enjorged blood-sucking, ticks Alveonazus 1--horensis exerted a stron,
C~rj
bactericidal action on St-reptococcus pyogenes, CoryrIQ':),mcter:L-Lu%
,,~7
Neisseria _-:anin.-itidis. 7,ha ant-ibacterial action of tho '~-Jl 31~a
of
tissue homoCunatcs (those of the tr,-che.U couplex, j--Iscles. and nurTo J
of the tic"'E on, the-se ,,as iepd-. The cunt-3nts of
I ynip.~Ijl ' '
of hungry 'Lickn 11fit, I-, bact-e-.-icidal activity towl-4r"l-, E'r I l,'.L X
insi&ios.a. Tne intoiLinal contunts of hunLry tichr. gc!w!rally u, ,uvt,2d a
atrvn~;er arnsi-z=te.-z-" :-~-timi thnose of enor~;ed ticks.
intestinal conten-z;s, intestinal wall, and hor."of-'er"atue-o of the trachcal.
n."Iscles, and Ilerve tganglion d-J'Al not e- dbit an untibacturial activity
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Cardiovascular Diseases
USSR uDc 616.:L27-005.8:613.13+322-21-02:
613-13
WITRIYEV, A. A., LOKSECERA, P. L.., and REMIZOV, G. A.,
First Aid Institute imeni N. V. Sklifosovskiy, Moscow University imeni M. V.
Lowonosov, Interdepartmental Meteorological Laboratory, and First Aid Station,
Moscow
"Influence of Environmental Factors on Morbidity and Mortality Rates for
Myocardial Infarct"
Hoscowj, Sovetskaya Ylieditsina, No 41 19T1, PP 105-109
Abstract: Analysis of over 5,000 cases of myocardial infarct and acute
coronary insufficiency in Moscow revealed a definite correlation between the
morbidity and mortality rates of these diseases and various meteorological and
geopbysical factors. Sharp changes in atmospheric pressure in winter resulted
in a rise in the mortality rate the same day to 194% of the seasonal mean. A
lovering of the mean diurnal temperature in summ r by 5o or more increased
morta1ity on the 2d day to 150% of the seasonal mean. Magnetic storms with a
sudden onset increased mortality from acute coronary insufficiency and
myocardial rupture to 165% three days later regardless of the time of year.
Abrupt changes in temperature, solar activity, and so forth are believed to
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GOROKHOVBKIY, B. I., et al., Sovetskaya Meditsina, No 4, 1971, pp 105-109
impair the neuroregulatory apparatus and/or alter vascular tone, resulting in
regional (coronary, cerebral) circulatory disorders. (The authors' analysis
was based on the phase matching method whereby the day the phenomenon under
study occurs is taken as zero, the preceding days as -1~, -2, etc. and the sub-
sequent days as +1, +2, etc.).
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112 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
lITLE--MY0CARU14L INFARCTIUU ANO DIABETES MELLLTUS -U-
~AUTHOR-GO_RUKHOVSKIYv B.I.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--KLINICHESKAYA MEDITSINA, 1970, VOL 481 NR 5, PP 123-132
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLGGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAG').--MYGCARDIUM, DIABETES MELLJTUS, ATHEROSCLEROSIS, ANEURYSM
CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME--3002/1901 STEP NO--UR/0497/7G/O48/005/0123/C,1-112
GIRG ACCESSICN NL)--AP0129251
UINC LA SS 11: 1 E D

2/2 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSINIG DATE---3-VGCT7""
CIRC ACCESSION IqCr--AP0129251
ABSTRACT/ EXTR AC I-- ( U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE AUTHOR SYUL)IF0 2-)45 ~A'11L-.",.TS
WITH NYUCARDIAL INFARCTIONt AMONG WHOM THERE WERE 20:4 (S.11,PERCENT)
PATIENTS 'AITH DIABETES MELLITUS. IN A PROTRACTED COURSE DJAE-JEFES
MELLITUS, WAS CONDUCIVE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF SEVERE ATHERC-SCLEROSIS.
INCCINICURRENCE OF DIABETES MELLITUS THERE WAS NOTED A G~-.EATE;-, iNICIVEZIN"CE
OF REPEATED AND TRANSMURAL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTIONt ACUTE CARDIAC ANEURYSM
AND RUPTURE OF THE CARDIAC MUSCLE. MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION OFTEN
COMPLICATEC TFE COURSE OF DIABETES MELLITUS EVEN CAUSING THE DEVELOP:11"NT
OT DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS, -d4HICH IN TURN AGGRAVAT3D THE COURSE AND
PROGNOSIS OF INFARCTION. AMONG PATIENT5 SUFFERING FROM MYOLARDIAL
INFARCTION WITH CONCOMITANT DIA6ETES MELLITUS, THE MORTALITY WAS HIGHER
(36.76PERCENT) THAN IN PATIENTS WITHOUT DIABETES MELLITUS
120.35PERCENT). IN PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM DIABETES MELLITUS IN THE
PRESENLE OF TRANSPURAL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION WITH A SUSCEPTIBILITY TO
THE DEVELOPMLNT OF ACUTE ANEURYSM ONE SHOULb EXERCISE GREAT CARE IN THE
USE OF DIRECT ANTICOAGULANTSo PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM MYCCARDIAL
INFAkCTION' ;KITH CONCOMITANT DlAtJETES MhLLITUS, APART FROM A DIET, ARE
SUBJE(I'T TO lALATlJLNT W11H FKALlIONAL DOSES OF LiNSULIN UNVLk CONTk(,L OF
THE BLOOD ANO URiNARY SUGAR LEVEL; THE DOSAGE SHOULD BE SUFFICIENT FOR
THE COMPENSATION GF DIABETES MELLITUS BUT SHOULD Nor CAUSE HYPOGLYCEMIA.
IN COMPENSATED DIABETES MELLITUSP APART FROM A DIET, IN MYOCARDIAL
INFARCTICN THE AUTHOR RECOMMENDS TO EMPLOY SULFANILAMIDES.
FACILITY: 2-YA TERAPEVTICHESKAYA KLINIKA INSTITUTA SKOROY POMOSHCJHI IM.
N. V. SKLIFOSOVSKOGO.
U'-,J'C LA SI E 0

Acc. Nr: P004461V Ref. Code:
08 094 7
PRIMARY SOURCE: Klinicheskaya.Keditsiaa, 1970, Vol 48,
Nr .2 9 - PP 33-31 .
THE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS'OF EXTERNAL RUPTURES,
OF THE CARDIAC MUSCLE IN 14YOCARDIAL INFARCTION
IGorok~hoVskiy, B.' I.
5 um;n a ry
The diagnosis of extern3l ruptures of the cardiac muscle is difficult since its clinical
picture resembles that of dissecting aorticaneurysm, thmmboambo!ization of the pulmonary
artery, ventricular fibrillation, asystole. The author analyzed data concerning 340 ~patievta-
with Myocardial inlarction which was complicatedby rupture of the cardiac muscle, 55 P2-
tients with dissecting aortic aneur)sm and 105 patients with thromboembolization rf the.pul-
monary artery. Rupture of the cardiac muscle may be manifested by acute collapse, re .tracwry
to trea tment, loss o f co nsciousness. appearance o f the s~ ndronle G f acute hernotamilonade o I
the btart, preservation of the sinus'rhythm, Dissecting antury5m of the aorla is not prcc~ded
by chronic coronary. insufficiency, prodrome; pain almost never irradiates into the. Upper
extremities. the arterial presiure remains high until death of th0pitients, them app~aiti a pa-
radoxical pulse and slight anemization. In thromboembolization of the pulmom-4 artery
Owe always develops a clinicaPpicture of acute pulmonary heart. Ventricular libriallation
runs a painless course.
REEL/FR&XE
19771290

USSR UDC 632.951t633-11
ARESHNIKOV, B. A., KOGOSOVA, E. Y.A., GQAQaQVSjUYA N-A., and VOYCHUK, G. A.,
Ukrainian Scientific Research Institute of Plant Protection
"Effectiveness of Hetathione Against the Stink bug fEurygaster7-'
Moscow, Khimlya. v Sellskom Khozyavstve, Vol 10, No 9, (119), 1973, PP 33-35
Abstractg Metathione exhibited a faster effect against bugs than chlorophos,
With an elevation of air temperature the toxicity of this preparation increased,
but the duration ofJts activity became shorter# Optimal doses of this agent
have been dete=ined to bet against the overwintered bugs -- 0.8 kg/hectare,
against younger larvae -- 0.5 kg/hectare, and in case of more mature larvae
from 0.6 to 0.8 kg/bectare. To destroy young larvae, the wheat should be
treated with metatione towards the end of the blooming Ixtriodo at the Initial
phase of the formation of caryopsis. More mature larvae can be controlled
by applying the agent at the beginning of milky ripeness of the gxuin.
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USSR UDC 8.74
GOROMOVSKIY. S. S,
"Structure of the Data in the FROYeKT System"
V sb. Teoriya yazykov i metody postroyeniya sistem programmir. (Language Theory
and Methods of Constructing Programming System---collection of works), Kiev-
Alushta, 1972, pp 145-149 (from RZh-Fdbernetika, Iio 12, Dec 72, Abstract No
12V474)
Translation: A study was made of the data structure in the PROYeKTI systera.
The basic means of giving the information about the designed device in the
PROYeKT system is the language of the data. The algorithmic description in-
cluding the descriptions of the variable functions, subroutines and the al-
gorithm of functioning of the device is initial to the system. An algebraic
interpretation of the data language is presented, that is, the basic classes
of objects (the class of descriptions, the class of code expressions, the
class of operators, and so on) are described, The basic classes of the ob-
jects of the data language are the components of a multibase algebra where the
class of programs is the basic component of this algebra. The algebraic de-
scription of the device is a finite set of component objects in the data
structure. When programming the design algorithms for the PPOYc-VT syste-1, the
most standard operl-Itions are the folloWing Operatiolls On Lhe compuiluijL objo~cts:
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UDC 8.74
GOROKHOVSKIY, S. S., Teoriya yazykov i metody postroyeniya sistem programmir.,
Kiev-Alushta, 1972, pp 145-149
a) shifting of the components from the description of one device to the descrip-
tion of another; b) comparison of the component objects; c) bypassing the cc---
ponent object; d) destruction of the components. It is demonstrated that in
the design procedure in the PROYeKT system one of the most powerful design in-
struments is the operator for application of the relations.
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TI_jLE--:C0LGRlNG OF MULTEN GLASS -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-SF_MENGVr N.N., AZARUVAt YEoM., PLAKSINA, A.M., TIMOSHENKO,
I.V.t GCKLKHCVSKIY, V.A.
f r~ a -v4Fc-USSR"_
a
c
SCURCE-U.S.S.R. 267,025
REFEKENLc--L;rKRYT(YA, lZiBRET., PRUM. CBRAZTSY, TUVARNYE LNAKI L970;
DATE PUULISI-~ED-01APR70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TCPIC TAGS--%ChEM [CAL- PATENT, OPTIC PROPERTYt GLASS PROPERTY
CGNTROL MAkKtj\G--,NG kESTRICTICNS
UOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSII;IED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-3004/1802 STEP NO-UR/0482/70/000/000/OoJt~)/'GoCiO
CIRC

2/2 ci 2 0 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--ZGNGV7G
C-RC AZCESSIGN NO--AA0132068
ABSTRACI/EXTRACT-M GP-0- AdSTRACT. MOLTEN GLASS WAS 141XED
METAL OR ALLOY MELT (INERr IN RELATICN TO THE GLASS) HAVING A D['-FEf'!::sNlT
D., A,%.D'C(j;qTG. AN ADGITIVE OF METALS, THE IONS OF WHICH COLOR THE GL,,,,,,,.
FACILITY: SARATOV STATE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF GLASS.

USSR UDC 77
GOROKEGUS41 LEVIN, YA. A., SOTNIKOVA, I. P., RAKOVA, If. F.,
KARUNIHA, V. V. , GALIMOVA, A. M.
"Certain Photographic and Physicochemical Properties of 2- and 5-n-alkyl
-Homologs-of 4-oxo-6-methyl-1,2,4-1,riazole-(2,3a)-pyrimidine'I
Uspekhi nauchn. fotogr. (Advances in Scientific Photography), 1970, Vol. 14,
pp 24-29 (from RZh-Fizika, No 12(l), Dec 70, Abstract No 12D.1340)
Translation: Photographic and physicochemical properties of 2- and 5-n-alkyl
derivatives of sta-salt with substitutes before C7H15 in the second position
and before CqHjq in the fifth position. All these substances effectively stopped
aging of the emulsion; their stabilizing activity decreased with concentration
and there was also observed a greater dilution for a longer alkyl radical. The
action of these substances on the emulsion at the time of introduction varied:
an increase and a lowering of sensitivity or fogging were encountered,but with
an increase in the length of the substitute the predominant effect became desen-
sitization in combination with defogging, a property absent in sta-salt. A
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study of the adsorption of sta-salt homologs on the Hg electrode by the oscillo-
graphic polarography method showed that-as distinct from sta-salt, which does
not have oxidation-reduction peaks and capacity jumps in the region limited by
the anode wave of Hg-oxidation and reduction of the bacRground homologs of
sta-salt give desorption peaks in this region, the height of which rises with
an increase-in the length of the substitute and correlates well with their
desensitizing effect. This correlation indicates that the deactivization of
the sensitivity centers is greater as siibstances are adsorbed more intensively.
A determination of acid dissociation constants of sta-salt homologs and the
solubility products of their Ag-salts showed that both quantities drop with an
increase in the length of the substitute and the latter must also lead to pro-
gressive desensitization. 16 references. Authors abstract.
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UDC 771.534.5:77J.53-7:535.241.6
20ROIqI S~IY, Yu. N1. , Doctor of Sciences, GRIGORIYEV, A. G. , IVXNOV, A. M. ,
, _q)L - -
STEPOCHKIN, A. A.
"New Sensitometric Devices"
Optiko Mckhaniclieskaya Promyslilennost', No 3, 1972, pp 43-50.
Abstract: A review is presented of new devices for measurement of the pro-
perties of black-white and color photographic materials and evaluation of
photographic images on these materials. The devices covered include the
SR-21 recording densitometer, the SR-22 reflecting goniodensitometer, the
SR-25 universal densitometer, the MD-2M recording microdensitometer, the
PP-48 automatic projection granulometer and the RP-31 projection resolvo-
meter. Basic technical characteristics, structural diagrams;aand photographs
are presented for all of these instruments.
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USSR UDC 771.553:771..537.61
GAVRIK, V. V. and DAVYDKIN, 1. 1-1.
"Analytic ExDression of the Frequency-Contrast Function of Phorographic
Materials"
Mosm-7, Zhurnal Nauchnoy i Prikladnay Potografii i Kinc--intografii, Vol 17,
No 3 1972, pp 190-197
Abstract: On the basis of the study of a -large volume of experimental re.sults
by the method of principal components, it was established that the frequency-
contrast functions of black and white photographic materials can be described,
with a mean-square error of less than 0.01, by the expansion T = -- + b Whilu-1,
where T is the coefficient of contrast transfer, while nu is the space fre-
quency in ram-l. It is shown that the basic differences of frequency-coatrast
functions are caused predominantly by changes of a para-,eter of this
sion, namely K, which apparently characterizes the light-disnersion chnric-
teristics in tho enaulsion laver. Of the ti-.To other panrati:eters, b a-uparentiv
accoumcs for the influence of refle- halation. Possible causes ot appearance
of the variable parameter a are discussed. For a si ngle-par;riie ter dcscHiqiov
of the frequencY-contrast function wiLh a mean square crr~~r of abouL 2 -'-T,- -1
within the interval of values of the cotitrast transter coelficient fruril 0.2
to 0.9, the function iiii rzi -K 1j,(0.98 T --- 0.062) is propw;rd. 2 t:0)Jcs,
figuros, 23 references.
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GOROKHOVS
Doctor of Sciences., GRIGOR'YEV, A. G., IVANOV, A. M.,
P., STEPOCHKIN, A. A.
"A High-Sensitivity Recording Microdensitometer"
Leningrad, Optiko-Mekhanicheskaya Promyshlennost', No 11p Nov 70, PP 33-37
Abstract. The article is a dexcription of the design and construction of an
instrument developed by the authors -- the MD-2 high-sensitivity two-beam
recording microdensitometer. The instrument is based on a compensation cir-
cuit with a single light source and a single photomultiplier as the receiver.
The measuring element is a fixed gray scale placed in the same beam as the
object to be measured. A diagram of the optical system is given as well as
a block diagram of the densitometer as a whole. The machine output is a
standard 275-mm chart recorder. The recording scale apay be varied from 1:1
to 1:2000 in ten steps. The device can be used to measure optical densities
up 'to 4.0 with a precision of +0-01 density unit on a field of 500 square
microns or more. The authors :Ehank A. P. Gra=natin for c.9.1culatin-C, the
optical system of the microdensitometer in his labor-ator~.r, and also A.A.
Barentseva for her participation in testing the experimenta)- model of the
i trument.

1/2 027' UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--A PHOTODOSIMETER FOR TECHNICAL PHOTOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-GAVRIK, V*V.t
COUNTRY UF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--LENINGRAD, OPTIKO-MEKHANICHESKAYA
PP 25-29
3ATE PUBLISHED----FEB70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
GOROK~ ~,K YU.N., FREYVERT, A.M.
V"'Wto~~w IY, 114_11~00
PROMYSHLENNOSTIP NO 2t FEB 701
TOPIC TAGS--PHOTOMETERt RADIATION INTENSITYt DOSIMETER, ILLUMINATION,
OPTIC MEASUREMENT
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1581 STEP NO--Ug/0237/70/000/002/0025/'JO29
CIRC ACCESSION NO---APOLL8564
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2/2 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOL16561t
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A DESCRIPTION IS GIVEN OF A SMALL
SIZE DEVICE INTENDED FOR TECHNICAL PHOTOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS OVER A WIDE
RANGE OF LIGHT FLUXES (10 PRIME6) AT MAXIMUM ILLUMINATION AND BRIGHTNESS
(100t000 1X AND 20,000 NIT) INSTEAD OF A PHOTOMETER BENCH AND INDUSTRIAL
CONTROL ADJUSTING DEVICES. RETICULATE ATTENUATORS OF LIGHT USED IN THIS
PHOTODOSIMETER ARE SPECTRALLY NONSELECTIVE AND ARE DISTINGUISHED BY THE
LONGEVITY.
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USSR UDC:669.28:539.434
WRONKOVA, A. D. and ~MORGLJNOVA, N. N., Central Scientific Research Insti-
tute for Ferrous Metallurgy
"Long-Tenn Strength of Molybdenum Alloys under C~clical Heating"
Metallovedeniye i Termicheskaya Obrabotka Metallov, No 2, 1974, pp 18-22
Abstract: The influence of temperature and holding time at the maximtri
temperature of the cycle on the long-term strength of molybdenum alloys
was studied. Both TSM-2A low alloy and TSM-3 two-phase alloy with car-
bide hardening were studied. Sheet specimens 1 mmi thick were used for
the tests. The specimens were tested at 1000-2300" C with constant
holding at tmax of 5 sec and tmax of 1250, 1500 and 1750' C with holding
times of 1-50 !;cc al. tmax . The minimum tempeTature of c!ach cych, was
constant, 400 C. It was found that the long-terra strength of molybdenum.
alloys under cyclical temperature changes was significantly lower than
the long-term at constant temperature. The temperature interval of re-
duction of long-term strength for TSM-2A is 1500-2300' C, for TSM-3 it
is 1000-19000 C. The critical holding time at the maximum temperature
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GORONKOVA, A. D., and MOMUNOVA, 11. N., MetaIlovedenlye i Termicheskaya
Obrabotka Metallov, No 2, 19741, pp 18-22
of the cycle is So sec for both alloys. Apparently, the reduction in
long-term strength of a solid-solution alloy such as TSM-2A results from
the cyclical thermal stresses and relaxation conditions. The long-teTin
strength of a two-phase alloy with carbide hardening may be significantlN
influenced by internal structural stresses arising upon thermal cyclin.g.
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GOROSI
UDC 6219.735.33.0.16
"Analytic Methods of Dotermiining the Characteri;~t-*Lcs of Some
Three-Dimensional Aircraft Maneuvers"
Izvestliya V-vsshykh Uchebn A -sian a
Ka7 h Z
I an avedeniy, hvlnz, _n:7iv,
T e 1JI-Ln i k ao1970, Dp 124-131
Abstract: The article deals with approxizmate nothoda of deter-
m-Ming the time, trajectory, and fu,:;Li cons,,zripzion required for
clim1bing (for descending) with a turn of constant radius when
H ~.ll 1--m at a constant or vertical velocity, with unvarying opera-
tion. of the engine. For maneuvers wittl-h a velocity chanGe, approxi-
mate formulas are also presented for calculating zhis velocity
chango and for determining the values of the no.-mal overloads
which Drovide for a minimum of velocity loss in the maneuver of
rising lubo dynamic altitudes. figures.
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D. Programming and Theory of Mathematical Machines
USSR
GOROSHCHENKO. A. G. and HITULINSKAYA, N1. A.
"Minimization of the Number of Simple and Complex Connections by the Method
of Sectioning of a System"
Konstruirovaniye i Vnedreniye Novykh Sredstv Vychisl. Tekhn. T. 1 [Design
and Introduction of New Computer Equipment. Part I -- Collection of Works],
Kiev, 1971, pp 142-154 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika,
No 9, 1973, Abstract No 9V608).-
Translation: The minimization of the number of simple and complex connec-
tions by sectioning ofa model and an electrical schematic diagram is studied.
The difference between systems with simple connections and systems with
complex connections is that there is one matrix of connections for systems
with simple connections, while systems with complex connections require more
than one, since there are many versions of the complex connections to be
replaced by an equivalent sequence of simple connections and each version has
its own matrix. The method of composition of matrices of connections is
formalized and can be extended to combined systems where in addition to elec-
trical connections there are, for example, pneumatic, hydraulic, optical or
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joroshchenko, A. G. and Mitulinskaya, M. A., Konstruirovaniye i Vnedreniye
Novykh Sredstv Vychisl. Tekhn. T. 1, Kiev, 1971, pp 142-154.
other connections. It is noted that repeated application of the method
for minimization of connections can achieve results closer to optimal, and
sometimes even optimal results. 0. Belkin

Acc. Nr. Abstracting Service: ReF. Code
APVV%34104.-- CHE1,11ICAL ABST. 4-70 Uk, 0-0`7-t~
1170 hesis o' a titanium-sedium douMe suil'ate,..
a-Aiil'~.O, 'Va. G.; 'Sidnrenkn, I. A. (Jnst~.
KH-Tr-.,. Kiev , U-SSI~). Zi.. A-earg Khim. 1970, 'o! 1.~, 69--;
W' '6~0' Soln.,
r(Uss nen 'Va-Cl or Na~SO, as added to Ti
(1) sepd. as white need!e-lilkc
w,th r-, 1.6711) and na 1.549. In Elie presence of H'_'SO4 the sq)(1.
douhle SaIT "oumined If!SO' n1ols.:
yH-,O. I dfs~olvvs 4wyly in litO or mineral acithi. lf.111IR -.A
REEL/FMITE
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UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-- 1JUN70
TITLE-SYN.'THESIS GF A TITANIUM AND SODIUV DCUeLE SULFATE
AIJTHOR--GCROSHCHENKCv YA.G.9 SIGOrNKON.Ae
CCUNTRY CF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-ZH. NECRG. KHIIJ. 1970v 15, NO It 69-72
DATE PUELISHEE------70
SUOJECT AREAS--CFEPISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--TITANIUM CCMPOUND, SODIUM COVPCUNDs SULFATEv CHEMICAL
SYNTHES'IS
CCNTROL MARKING--NC RESTRICTIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAVE--1971/0747 STEP NC--UR/0078-/70/015/001/0069/0072
CIRC ACCESSICN NIC--~P003i104
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USSR
GORO S "I'll" HEIINKOP YA . Ga nd 3"U YE . P.
"Gonfercnce on Titaniwni Chemistry and Techno1o,,-,,Y"
Kiev, Ukrainskiy Khimicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 30, No 5, :,-.ay 70, Po 520-
521
Abstract: A Conference on Titanium Chemistry and Technolov -v.,'as held
16-19 December 1969 in Kiev at the Institute o_-~' General and Lno1':"arL1c
Chemistry, Jl'tcademy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR. I.Represenzas Lives ol.
leading scientific establishments and enterprises of tizanium in-
dusLry took part in the cora'erence. The secticn on ti-.aniun-compound
production technology devoted a great deal of atuteintJon to imaprove-
C~ L
ments in the sulfation process for various tiLar_JLw.. rat,., imatQrial-s and
to expanding the raw material base for titanium pignant, production by
the sulfuric acid method. A number of papers dealt wi7z,.q methods of
processing modified ilmenite, rutile, perovSkite, sphene and other
titani= concentrates into titanium dioxide pigment and fillers, the
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GOROS~C~ENIKO, YA. G., and BELYmKCV.A, YE. P., Ukra-4nsk-;.y I"~I-k_J=_JchesI':iy
Zhurnal, Vol 316, No 5, Mlay 70, PP 520-521
preliminary preparation of ilmenite concentrates before acid zreat-
ment and research on the smelting of high-titanium sialgs.
papar by V. N. SKOMOiOKH discussed the production :~fi "CiLani-
um dioxide ;igment at the Sumy Chemical Combine, Inciticin.,"- possi-
bility ol" creating new production methods based oa t.,-~e of
ilm-enite with concentrated hydrochloric acid durIng, h1eatini-, (::-,i~-trhod
developed at the institute of General and lnorgz~zic Chem.-istl"
pers by YA. I.I. '7PKES and T. 4. Y;~IUiIOLAYEX dealt with chlo-,.
method of producing titanium dioxide pigment. In this connectio- pa-
pers were presented an the state of titanium tetraclilor-idcz; prcauction
technology in the USSR and abroad. A paper by YA. G.
dealt with the hydrolysis of titanium sulfate. I. A. 5~ KA reported
on the production C-Lqd properties of titanium selenites. !capers by
1. IN. BELIALYEV et al. (Rostov State University) coverr:.d -411-he synthesis
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GORO 5 PC h_` "."HO, YA . G. , a a d BE LY A KC V A, YEE. P - , U k-ra
Zhurnal, Vol 36, N'o 5, 7~-Iay 70, PP 520-521
and properties of metatitanaLes of bivalent metals witlic. cadmniz_-11 haf
nate, the physicochemical properties of saturated solutions Atn the
participation of Litanyl oxalates.
'HOTOKhOVICH
(Hostov State Universitu) prassented tae pa-
per, "Phase Equilibria Underlying the Groath of S'lingle CryZ~als of
Ferroelectric Substances From Molten Media." A. M. GOLUB e,. al. ( K, i e v
State University) described results of a study cd' zhe interactlor. in
the system K2TiF. -Sr(N03)2 -K2CO3 _H20' Represent-ntives of the in-
-titu,-e o-P BioDhYSicS and t"~-e Chelyabinsk Br_nnc.'_I of the lnstitute oA-:,
11ineral Aligmenz5 reported o.-. ion-exchange propertics uf and
C.
hydroxide compounds of titanium. A paper by YU. 1,. as
well as papers by representatives of Leningrad 1-Tinin,; Institute, de-
scribed results of a study of fusibility curves, thermodynamic and
electrochemical stud-JeS of sy-stems. contain-Aing fiuorotitvanal~es of a!-
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GGIROSHCHENKO, YA. G., and KELYAKOVA, YE. P., U.1,arainSkiy
Zhurna.1, Vol 36, No 5, 1,'4aY 70, pp 520-521
kali metals. V. IN. -qNDREYEVA and YE. B. GIT,~Li.N rlportcd ,z, a mlot,';-Iod
for the preparation of fibrous compound based on tiran4Lu_::-. dLo:~ide.
M. V. SMIRNOV et al. reported on a study of the effacz of nature
of cations on the cassivation of titanium in molzon carl.-On.-tes of al-
kali metals. Tne inreraction of titan-iuim with silicon and, boron ni-
trides and regullarities in the strucv-,re formatio-a of allc',,s based on
titanium carbide vere discussed in papers by staff membe_.: of t~e
institute for ?roblems in Metallography, Academy of Sciencez U'4rain-
ian SSR. 1141. 1. AY114,1ZOV et al. (Institute of New Ct-.,emdical .1ro'Diems,
A
11"cademy of Sciences USSR) reported or. the synthesis and s7--udy of the
compounds Tix-N, where x = B, 3i, Ge, and TiT,1eO, where 1410 = Fe, %,"1f
BOGO~IjOT OV
Co and Xii. G. D. 11 et ai. (Institute of Che-nistry, Ural
Branch ol~' ~~he ~_.cademy of Sciences USSR) discussed the., synthesis and
titanium hydroxycarbides, hydroxyniLrides, carlon4-
Oxoperties oz
trides, IN. DANCH~VSKAYA and YE. I. FIGUROV54AYA (i)loscow State
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C-OaOSAwCEaNKC, YA. G., and HTV K~'*Ij~., Y:-]. P., UkraJn~'-Jy K'---Jchesky
..ft U
Zhurna'I., Vol 36, N'o 5, I-lay 70, PP 520-521
Unive.-s-ity) the low-LIemperature evaporarion of tiranium from Litanium
dioxide.
Papers by A. al. IN. N-E-31,13Y~A%~OV- ez al. , 1.
V. PY.-'.TNI'.;SKIYi et al. (Kiev Stat~ University), and 17. F. Lr*.-HIAIR'INl~er.
al. (institute of General and inorganic Chemistry, Acade~7y of Sciences
Ukrainian SSR) dealt with the chemistry of complex compounds and the
analytical chemisrry of titanium.
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Goroshchenkos-Ya, G.
Chemistry of Titanium (Khimiya titana) Kiev, 11aukova. I)umka, 1970, hlb pp
(SL:2071)
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Pre-face
ChaDter General Data on Titanium
II Metallic Compounds of Titanium
III Titanium qydroxides
IV Titanium Dioxide
V Titanates
VI Titanium Halides
VII Titanium Sulfates
VIII Other Classes of Inorganic Titanium Campounds
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