SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GUK, YU.P. - GULIN, A.V.

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DRITS, M. YE. et al, Razrusheniye Alyuminiyevykh Splavov Pri
Rastyagivayushchikh 1,.'aDrvazheniyaYh, Izd-vo Nauka, 1973, 215 pp
P ag. e
Chapter Five. Binary Alloys of Aluminum With Elements of
the Transition Groups .............. 4 .................... 52
Chapter Six. Complexly Alloyed Aluminum Alloys, ......... so
Chapter Seven. influence of Deformation Rate on the Char-
acter of Fracture of Aluminum Alloys .................... 97
Chapter Eight. Technological Factors Influencing the Char-
acter of Fracture of Aluminum Alloys .................... 103
Factors Associated With Metallurgical Production ...... 103
Factors Associated With Ifeat Treatment ................ 1.07
Bibliography ........ ........................ 121
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UDC 669.715:541.412:539.42
DRITS, If. YE., KOROL1KOV, A. 1-I., P. GERAS1110VA, L. P.
"Effect of Intermetallic Phases on the Generation of Ilicrocracks in Binary
Aluminum Alloys"
V sb. Struktura i svoystva leSk.-splavov (Structure and Pronerties of Light Allovs
-- collection of works) , Moscow, 14auk-a Press, 1971, pp 91-95 (f rom RZh-iletallur-
giya, No 4, Apr 72, Abstract No 41628)
Translation: A study was made of the effect of intermLtallic phises fonKed in
alloying aluminum with ele",. nts of the transition groups on the generaLion and,
development of microcracks at 300' under the conditions of utijaxial extension.
Mien estimating the effect of the excess intermetallic phase formad in th,~! alloy
,iitudc and nature of the interr.-etallic
on the alloy properties, not only the marn
particles but also the type of diagrain of state by whic,r) they are c,~Ysta]-Jizec
has great significance. Ibe particles of the primary inLcrmetallic phases
in systems crystallizing with respect to the peritectic type frICLUrC! LrjLLl-;
under very low stresses md serve as a source of incipi-enL cracks. In systc-T---,
crystallized IDy the eutectic type, the particle--. of the eutccLic se -repat ions
are not d--stroyed during deformation, and the particIcti, of the priiiinr.,
irp-tallic Phases in the transcutectic alloys are less inclined m-.'ard i)rittlc.
fracture than the primary intermetallic phases in che pericutectic systero. It
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DRITS, M. YE. , et al. , Struktura i svovstva sp 'L,'osccy.;, Nauka Press ,
1971, pp 91-95
is proposed that the formation of surface defects in particles during peritec-
tic reaction promotes brittle fracture of the primary interrr-Lallic pii--s(--, in
system crystallized by the peritectic type. Three illustrations)
1 table,and an 3-entry bibliography.
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USS9 UDC 669.715'3'721:539.43:5,11.412
DRITS, M. YE., GUK, YU. P., GERASIMOVA, L. P.
"Role of Iron and Nickel in AK4-1 Aluminum Alloy"
V sb. Struktura i svoystva lepk. splavov (Structure and Properties of Light Al-
loys -- collectioa of vorks) , Moscov, 11auka Press, 1971, pp 78-81 (from RZII-Mfet-
allurgiya, No 4, Apr 72, Abstract No 41637)
Translation: A study was made of the effect of the num1her and shape of the
particles of the Al, FeNi intermetallide compounds on the medianical properties
at room temperature and the stress-rupture strength at 300* of the primary
allay Al-2.2".' Cu-1.6' N'g. The disperse particles of the Al Felli phase do not
in nractice lower the stress-runture strength of the alloy and' essential]v have
no effect on its mechanical properties. 17he m..Lhod of high temperature metal-
lography at 300' under the conditions of uniaxial. extension was used to estab-
lish. that the particles of the Al 9Fe'li phase block the spread of the rough slip
bands in the crystal, they cupj)licate merging of the incipient cracIcs into tuain
cracks,and, at the sarx_~ time, increase the time from the occurrence of OIL, in-
cipient cracks to total destruction of the alloy containing particles of the
Al9Felli phase by comparlson with the alloy not containing the indicated phase.
7he Fe ind 111 forving Lhe disperse particlea of the Al
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DRITS, 11. YE. , et al., Struktura, i svoystva legk-. splavov, 1--'oscoi-.7, Nauka Press,
1971, pp 718-81
alloy do not reduce the strength characteristics of the alloy, but increase its
resistance to the process of development and spread of the cracks.
3 illustrations and a 4-entry bibliography.
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L G, KASOV. V. G.
"Device for Au-to-matic Tunili-ig of Standardized 'Xfodules of Rac~ioce6,,nical Devices
witiri Respect to Frequency Characteris tic"
Metodv razrab. radicelektron. apparatulv. M'atcrialv bb. 2 (Xetiiods
of Development of Radio Electronic Fcjuipment. MaLerkials of t-,,e S e-, i Lin Li r .
Collection 2), Moscow, 1970, pp 43-51 (from RZIi-RadioLuldinika, No 9, Sep 70,
Abstract No 9D28)
Translation: 1L is noL,!d thaL the accuracy of, nutomatic C.111 i)(. il~-
creased by usin.- the iiinimum nean suuarL error of the L'ZerIUejIC- CID;2racLeris.-
tic throughout the entire continuous channel range as the Luning criterion.
A schematic which realizes this principle is presented. This Schematic
belongs to the class of extreinal automatic control systerms. The bibliog-
raphy has five entries.
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UDC: 535.651
GUKASOV,,_~I- R., KARABEGOV, M. A., MAILOV, Yu. G.,MILYUKOV, L. Ya.,PASHKINA. M. N.
"Some Analytic Capabilities of the SFK-601 Spectrophotometer"
Optich. i Titrometrich. Analizatory Zhidk. Sred [Optical zantl Titro-nietric Anal%~zer-s
for Liquid Media), Rerorts of All Union Conference, 1971, [)art 1, TbiliSi, 19''71
pp 20-24 (translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Metrologiya i. Izucritel'naya
Tekhnika, No 2, 1972, Abstract No 2.32.1090 by V. S. Krasnova)
Translation: A functional diagram. and results of experimental determinations of
characteristics, (if the SIT-60) spectrophotoincter developed by
the Special I)csjyn Bureau AI) lExpansion unknown - tr] .1re presoiilod. The SiT-001 is.
produced in a modular version using a basic monochromator unit .,:i.th a riodulator. 11he
interchangeable light sources are attached to one side of the base unit, the attach-
ments for performance of various measurements to the other si(Ic-: absorptiometry,
turbidimetry, nepliclometry with a goniometric device and fluorciiic~try. The opcratin~;
principle of the device is based on measurement of the difference bett.. -een 2 modu-
lated light bean% p-~sS:n~,, through cuvettes with thie tested and COIIIPZITiSOI fluids,
,,4~t -15
then going on to I light receiver. The energy of the converted ro
electrical signals, the difference of which after amplification is record--d by
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UOC: 535.651
GUKASOV, V. R. , KARABEGOV, M. A., KAILOV, Yu. G. , MILYUKOV, L. Ya. , PASHKINA, M. N.
Optich. i Titrometrich. Analizatory Zhidk. Sred [Ortical and Titrometric Analyzers
for Liquid Media], Reports of All Union Conference, 1971, Part 1, Tbilisis, 19-11,
pp 20-24 (translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Metrologiya i rzmeritallnaya
Tekhnika, No 2, 1972, Abstract No 2.32.1090 by 1'. S. Krasnova)
a microameter. The results of investigation of the operating characteristics of
theSKF-601 in various operating modes has shown that the error is not over I
.1
nonlinearity of calibrated graphs 1-2'. The reproducibility of indications is
I'D of the scale length of the device. 1 figure
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UDC 577-3
GUKASM, A. B., RAIMIKOVA, N. V., and IVANCII, V. V.; Forest and Wood Pulp
S~_tit J. Siberian Depart=ent, ~%cademy of Sciences USSR, Krasnoyarsk
"Nuclear SDin Relaxation Studies of the Molecular Interactions Between the
Organic Lattice and Adsorbed Water in Bacillus thuriri~;iensis Stores"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Biologichesk-a-ya, No 4, 1-973,
PP 599-602
Abstract: Studies were conducted on the effects of termerature on the state
of water adsorbed to the or,-,-`c .1--ktice in the s~Dores of Bacillus thirin:-ier-
sis., throu.,di the detex-mination of the rotational and -U.-anslational -Qroton rellax-
ation times. The results revealed both weakly and stron::ly bound water mole-
culesl and that there is exchan'se between the two phases. Tne fozrer nole-
cules diffuse throu:,,h the 'Lattice with an energy of acti%ration of 2 kcal/role,
indicatiagg virtuanlIly no interaction with the orGanic lattice. Bound water
exists in a state different from that of ice stz-ucture; its structure is
hiGh.ly distorted and a number of the bonds are broken. '11he latter fact
apparent, onsible for the exchan;-e of the water rrolec,,C_-es letwer~!n tile
two phasea. Since the proton -to -proton distances in ti~ie cwrities -,,tzre ieter-
mined to be 7 the adsorption sites consisted of' carbonyl ;,,roupn ;-".!irI 7 A
may be re6arded as the r_tnI=x,- dimension of the lattice cavities.
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Acc. Nr: 4P0043922"0* /I Ref. Code; UR 0016
PRIMARY SOURCE: Zhurnal Nikrabiologii, Epidemiologii, i
Immunobiologii, 1970, Nr 2, pp /,00-/,014
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS OVER REINFECT ION
OF DIPHTHERIA CARRIERS. REPORT IX
V. 1. Trijonov. L.A. Favorova. L.A. Gukasvar
It was demonstrated in this work that, along with undoubtful cases of reinfection (w:,.-
dipht 'heria bacilli of other types) there may occur a repeated infection with tile causjhveaqent~
'in 6.1116 o i 0
of the same tv tile cases). The possibility of r, eazed infection primari~v d~.,pvv-
pe
ded on tile i)resence in the collective bodv of cariiers of corresponding
types of dtphlh~ri,
bacilIi. Czn(litions for reinfection Li;~ed to differ from coridiiio.-is ol, infection, and ill,"col-Ir-
5eof reinfection - from thecours-cof nrevious carrier state. The durationof reinfection course
directiv depended on the number of diptheria bacilli in the ria~,:)pharynx and on the extent,
of its affection.
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"Blectron-Hole Jliznc-~Eicn in a Diamond Obtained TInrow-h the Inf il-
tration. ot' -Boron and I:hosrhorus ions"
Moscow, Dolklady A:,:ademJ_i nauk 2SSR, !To. 4, vol . 200, !S,'Il, -.p
821-824
Abstract: '-7"he resu_`s are civen of e-r-'eriMent-s nerl~ol,:Lec, to est,7,b-
lish p-n jii-nction in. diamionds by Tne ion 1,-_purity ::,etlhod. I "I' oo;
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VII-V I -_l.Ov I V . Set- F-1 , D~,!:!,ad,,, ad e-,n-i;i nauh S~'..~SR 4, vol. 200,
1971, !-Yta- 82-1-824
Corresponding :ember of the US'*--:? Acade-L-y of Science-s, for l'is sur-
port of the wor'~-, to V. 1-11. Gusev for his assis-,ance -aith +",--e 2-
tration experiments, and to Yu. A. -',.-uznetsov anid 'iu. "-. SL.Iil~-CV -"" or
their help with meas-a-rements. Tch-e authors are as-socialted witii
the Lobedev Fhysici In'stitute, US--'~!R Academj o1. . "',clences,
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GULIN, A. V. , S,1.,%1AFSKTV, A. A., Doklady A-liademii Nauk SSSRE, Vol 2"-)6, Fio 6,
21 Oct 72, DD 1280-1283
vith scalar product (y, v) (Dy, v) and norri IIYJ),, -)'(Dy, y) Scheme (1) is
called stable in space 11D if the inequality
11Y.~1111) < 11YJID, n -01 1, (2)
is satisfied at any y. E=- H for solution Y-+i of probic-T-, (1).
Previous papers by the authors (DAN v. 181 No 4 -p Bo8, v. 1-qi
No 5 p 1042, 1968) gave necessary and sufficient conditions 4or st-ability
of scheme (1) in spaces M.& and 11, if at least one of tla~, operators
(A or B) is self-adjoint and positive. The stability conditJons were for,-` u-
lated as nn inequality tetween it and B. For instanec, if A' .--- A.> 0, tLen
nece-,ziary and conditiOll f'C,;r "I'labiJillY ill 11A
11. -~, 0,5) TA, 11. - 0,5 (B + B *).
In this PLper the authors conoider difference f~chein~-s in 16'h
operators (A and B) are non-sel-f-adic-Int.
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