SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ISHBAYEV, A.I. - ISKANDAROV, S.

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~3/3 009 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-W0134668
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--L [if WAS OBTAINED SIMILARLY TO D III IN 97PERCENT
YIELD, 8 SUB10 151-60DEGREESt (ALPHA) SUBD MINUS 37DEGREES (ETOH);
PICRATE 113-14DEG'IEES (IJOH). FACILITY: TASHKENT. GOS. UNIV.
IM. LENINA, TASHKENT, USSR.,
1JI'V, L A ej S 11: 1 ED

USSR
UDC 547.911.4/661.2
ASLINOV, KH. I., ISHEAl'aa,", DIDYATOVA, K., YU"-)J?OV, 3H., SADYKCV, A. 3.,
and ZAKIMROV, V. ?8.m."T3-er--5=e Iabor Red Banner Tashkent State Univorsity
Imeni V. I. Lmti
"New Metho,3 for Isolation of the Anabasi5 Aphylla Allv;loid~;"
Tashkent, Xhii-,dya llrirc)dnykh Soyedineniy, No 3, 1972, PP 4,-)?S
Abstract: A new mothod has been developed for isolation of jaidividual
Ambasis apl~ylla al?aloids from technical anabasin sulfate. Direct extrac-
tion of anahasine ,itd'fate with chloroform yields aphylline, aphyllidine,
and 50me anabasJjiu. The major portion of aninbasine and lupin-bir! is obtairic,.-IL
by converti.1% theiii to nitroso dorivatjvo~- followed by hydralysj.~; I-Irith
hydrochloric acid it 913-1000C. Also a modification war davolope.1 for pro-
duction of the anab2siiie sulfato. The commoribr usc.-A sulfation r(.-
quired. 40,~ 142504 it 70--800C, leading to cons-'-derable hydrolyzis of the
allkaloid5. Thi,-; could be avoided preserving most of tne al-kaloicIs by the uso
of 4Vv H2304 at 50-'Cio"
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USSR UDC 511-7-94 -1- 514,3.4)
- A I
ASL2t1V--)V, iCi. A., SADYKOV, A. S., an4- A., OrJer
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of--the Labor Red Banner Tashkent State University Imeni V. I. Lenin
"Study of the Quinolizidine Alkaloirds by the Plethod of Qptic:tl Rotntory Dis-
persion (011D). i. ORD of LuDinin, Citizin, Spartein Croup of Alka-lQi3s, and
Aphylinic Acid"
Tashkent, Khirrdya Pri-rodnykh Soyedi-neniy, No 3, 1972, P-P
Abstract: 01:11D curves of Spartein, -J,upinin, Citizin groi,,,j of r!11.,aloilj 1~na sc)~:-_
derivatives of aph-.11-inic acid vrera Auiied. Among, the ",r;)Iij~ Of C*1 '0
ring containing co:::po,--i1- a higher molecuh~r amplituic! by tile
epimars v-ith a trans-11.xinolizidine junction of the nuclc-i th= witil ccisz-
isorars. It has been :;hoin that -alkaloids uith a lact!iM ~IrOIM In VC. el-ter.-j-1.
ring have a highcr molecular amplitude than corres-pundinf: iith an
_~,_~_O group au the in'Lernal ring. A relations-Up hao been sho-,.n bc-41--reen tilc;
corm, sion. ---rd mo1e,--u2,,-.r amplituie of the curves -rnd the typc! of a
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of quinolizi-dine rilnzS, as as of the molecular i-ct-~`Lion and tne !ccation
of a double bond in ring A or D. The derivatives of Liwin.Lr, ~md ap1-i-linic
acid have a smooth curire with mino~r anomalie~i
in caso of the iT-,hY1inj.c Lcid derivntives.

USSR
REMMOVA, N. N., SHIN, 11. '13H., ancL ZAGORODSYAYA, N. N.,
Scientific Research Institrrb of Regional Patholosyp Ninistry of Health,
Kazakh SSR
"Use of Fluorescence Microscopy to Differentiate Brucella"
Alma-Atat Adravookhraneniye Kazaklistanap 11o 41 1971P PP 32,34
Abstracti Use of the nothod of fluorescent antibodies made it -oossible to
differentiate 3r, nelitensis and Br. abortus arpong 1.30 cultures of Brucella
isolated from, farn aninals and sick hLmans. However, 13r. suis could not be
identified by this technique. Conparison of -the results of fluorescence
nicroscopil with those o'Otalned by tho ordinary tests (e,,, g. p hemaggglutination)
showed a coincidence in approximtly 60,.. of the cases. Fluorr~scence micro-
scopy is more sensitive than the other methods and the procedure is considerably
quicker.
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LSSR
uDc 621.791-754
'C! Q d
RABXIN,D. M., Doctor of Technical Sciences, ISh 1-0';KQA.A Ya_1 idate of
Technical Sciences, IGILAVYEV, V. G., CandiUS17e-of Technical Sciences, LOZOV-
SKAYA, A. V., Candidate of Technical Sciences, SAYENKOp N. I.p Engineer,
Electric Velding Institute imani Ye. 0. Paton of the Academy of Sciences
UkrSSR, K(rZLOVSKM V. P., Candidate of Technical Sciences, and IODA, 1-1. V.
fexpansion unkno;~J
"Influence of Admixtures on the Mechanical Pxxoperties of Joints of 1201
Alum-4 nura Alloy"
rdev, Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, Re 7(244), Jul 7.3, PP 53-55
Abstracts Eechanical test results of joints of aluminwn alloys, 1201 type
(0.1% Fe, 0.12;-o' Si) and 01203 type (0-003% Fe, 0.02%) 51), are discussed by
reference to curves of the effect of temperature on thp strength of the initial
laotal and the joint aW of the offect on the relativa elongation Of the Initial
metal. The decrease of the total Fe and Al content -to 0.06;1, In alloy3 of Al-
Cu type improve* the mechanical properties of the initial metal and of welded
Joints at normal tenperi-ture. The relative elonr Pa d i1 an
,ation, im ot uct ity, d
the angle of bond of the Initial metal and of joints of 01203 alloy are C,-)1.5
times higher than on 1201 alloy. The mechanical properties of both alloys
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'USSR
RABRIN, D. M., et al., Avtomaticheskaya Svarkaj No 7(244), Jul 73, PP 53-55
improve with decreasing temperature. At liquid He temperature, the resistance
to rupturo of the initial metal and of joints of 01203 alloy are somewhat higher
than on * 1201 alloy and the relative elongation of the initia.1 metal is two
times higher. Three figures, one table, four bibliographic references.
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USSR
UDC 621.791.89
BEREZINA, N. V., SAENKO, M. I., ISHCHENKO, A. Ya., KUDINOV, 11. M.
"Strengthening of Welded Joints in Aluminum Alloys by Explosive Processing"
Kiev, Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, No 1, Jan 73, p 71.
Abstract: The influence of explosive processing was tested on joints of
sheets 3 mm thick of AN11,6N alloy with'40% cold working. The strength and
yield point increased bv 10-15 and 10-2S% respectively. The impact tough-
ness and bendin- angle ;.ias slightly lower, but significently higher than
the corresponding values for the base metal. When flat explosive charges
are used wit1f weights an order of magnItude greater than the weights of
elongated charges such -as plastic explosives, the yield point increases
by 35-40%, but specimens are significantly deformed.
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Extraction and Refining
USSR
UDC 669.71.411
RADKIN, D. M., ISHCHENtKo, N.
111be Results of Pilot-Plant Scale Testing of the Effectiveness of Electric
Slag Refining of Aluminum Alloys"
Tekhnol. Legkikh Splavov. Nauchno-tekhn. f3yul. VILSa [The Technology of Light
Alloys, Scientific and Technical Bulletin of the All-Onion Institute of Light
Alloys], 1970, No. 6, pp. 14-17. (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallur-
giya, No. 5, 1971, Abstract No. 5 C167 by S. Krivonosova).
Translation: Electric slag refining produces At of increased purity both as to
content of inclusions SLICII as oxide films and as to If? content. The active
interaction of the jjwlted At with the slag with speclhc themml and dynami c
influences of the alternating electric current causes the nonmetallic impurities
to be transferred from the At into the slag and absorbed by it. Electric slag
refining is recommcnded fcr introduction to production of pri-mary and secondary
high-purity At alloys. 3 figs, 3 tables.
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USSR UDC 621.791.756:669.715
RABKIN, D. M. , Ya SINCHUK, A. G., Institute of Electric
Welding imeni Ye. 0. Paton and PORTNOY, N. D., KUKLINA, S. S., and BARANOV,
A. V., Ural Railroad Car Plant imeni F. E. Dzerzhinskiy
"Electroslag Welding of Large-Cross-Section Pressed Profiles From AMg6 Allay"
Kiev, Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, No 12, Dec 70, pp 52-54
Abstract: A description is given of the process of electroslag welding of
large-dimensioned rings made of A14g6 aluminum alloy. The process was de-
veloped by tile two inatitutiolls of w1licil tile authors naimid above are members,
working in collaboration, and has been put into production. The weldings
were from plane electrodes made of the AMg6 alloy (COST standard 4784-65)
and SvAMg7 alloy (COST 78-71-63). This method of welding is said to be the
most convenient for short seams on large-dimensioned specimens, offering
the advantages of high productivity, reduced difficulties in production,
reduced expenditures of electrical energy and auxiliary materials, and
improved working conditicns for employees. A table gives the compositions
of the AMg6 and SvAMg7 alloys.
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USSR
ISHCHENKO, A. YA., BUKALO, L. A.
Ref. Code:
IJDC 621.791.756:669.715
"Structure*and Strength of AMS6 Alloy Joints Executed by Electrosla-
Welding"
Kiev, Avtomaticheskava Svarka (Autonatic Welding), No 1, 1970, pp 17-20;
(from Ptvtomaticheskaya Svarka, No 1, 1970, p 79)
Translation: This article contains a study of the mechanical properties
of AM-6 alloy joints e;:ccuLed by electroslnF, welding and their dependence
on the structure and clicnical composition of thc weJd ?n~!Lal. Electrodr-
wires and weldin- conditions are proposed which Insure sufficiently hl-;t
and stable mechanical properties of the joints. There are 3 tabli-S, 3
illustration!j and a O-entry biblJo,-raphy.
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USSR
UDC 621.791.72.019:546.621
RONDAREV, A. A., VOROPKf, N. M., ISHCHENKO, A. Ya., RABKIN, D. M., Ye. 0.
Paton Electric Welding Institute
"Influence of Technological Factors on Porosity of Seams in Aluminum, Pro-
duced by Cathode Ray Welding"
Kiev, Avtomaticheskaya :3varka, No 8, Aug 1972, pp 24-26.
Abstract: This work studies the influence of various technological factors
on the porosity of seams produced by cathode ray welding of the alloys
M1g6 and D20-1. The hydrogen content in the base metal was 0.86 and
0.23 cm3/100 g respecti,iely. Experimental production batches of AM_a6 with
various hydrogen conten".s were also studied. It was fotind that scam porosity
was determined by welding rate, spatial position of the joint, initial hydro-
gen content in the base and welding materials and method of material treat-
ment before welding. Under identical welding conditions, series-produced
Xk1g6 alloy is more inclined to pore formation than D20-1 alloy, it result of
its higher content of hydrogen and intensive evaporation of magncsitLTI.
Porosity can be decreased or eliminated by removal of thc surface 117ilm from
the base metal and weld.`.ng material, increasing the welding speed and de-
creasing the hydrogen content in the base metal.
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USSR
'SKLYAROV, N. M., KONONCIIIJK, N. I.,
LOZITSKIY, L. P., SHIPIL', V. Ya.)
KUF.AYEV, V. N., Kiev
UDC: 620.171.2
ISIICIIL--NKQ,,,,I. 1., POGREBWAX, A. D.,
ViTSKIY, Yu. A., SINAYSOY, 15. N.,
"Determination of Durability of Heat-Resistant Alloys in Unstable Operating
Modes Considering Brief Overloads"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 3, Mar 73, pp 100-104.
Abstract: The specific features of application of the linear hypothesis of
addition of damage during calculation and accc-lerated experimental (Ictermin-
ation of the guaranteed durability of parts operating with brief overloads
during individual stages in the program of unstable loading with -itZJtjC and
variable loads are studied, as well as problems of adjustment of the corl-es-
ponding calculation characteristic--, for heat-resistant alloys. The concept
developed by the authors. is in that the share of durab!!-!'t~, exp~mdr~d at
any moment is determined by successive addition of its parts for stages of
the pro~rain under the combined influence of loads, and temperatures in a
quasi-stable modc for each stage; the sets of long-term static strength '111d
endurance characteristics are utilized, considering the influence of the
loading prehistory and the corresponding limiting curves for various
112

USSR
SIMYAROV, N. M., et al, Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 3, -ar 73, pl) 100-104
temperatures and durabilities. The spectrum of loads is studi.~!d in cou.-b-ina-
tion with the secruence alf their application, in ti-,.rie.
'?12

USSR
IJDC: 5339. '3/5
BASH, V. Y--. , JWQ6"6nTa", KUYU71, A. 1. , Institute of I.IC-chani cs,
Acade=j of Sciences of the UkrSSR, Kiev
"Determining the Yield Stress of Materials by a 'Thermoelectric Nethod"
Kiev, Prikladnava Mlekhanika, Vol 8, No 4, Apr 72, pp 128-131
Abstract: The paper prcsents the results of a study of various inaterialls
(technical copper in the cold-deformed state, L68 brass, VT-I-00 technica-1
titanium, technical molybdenum, U8A steel, IIP.-2 nickel c-nd tungsten) undei,
tension in the elastic wnd elastoplastic resions of deformaticn. 'uialysiz-
of stress -stlrain and stress-ter~peraturc differential defonmatior curves.
shows thLt the thermoelectric method can be raco=.,ended for deterrinin[;
the yield stre3s of these materials with appropriate allowance fcr resid-
ual defor-zation. Two figures, three tables, bibliogrqphy of seven titles.
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USSR
UDC 620.178-38:620.193
SINAYSKIY, B. N., POCREBUYAK, AL~~~ , Institute of Stren&th
Problems, Academy of Sciences,
"The Effect of Test Tompemture Upon tsio Fatigue Strength of Alloy ZhS6V
Kiev, Problemy Prachnosti, Vo 2, Feb 72, pp 24-31
Abstracti The fatigue strength of the nickel-base turbine-blade alloy ZbS611,
was investigated wilthin the working-temperature rango 600 - i003CIC. Acute
weakening of -the mater.W. -raz observed to occur at teare-ratures in the top
portion of the working range. The fatigue properties of this alloy changed
differently for ey-mmetric and asyrLaetric loading cycles in them vicinity of
the upper and lower boundaries of the investigated temperature range. it
was established that rd'tj,,r preliminary holding at. 9500 C for 1000 hour's the
fatigue strength of the :tqaterial decreases# tho ttinsile st-rength and the
maximum hardness decrease, wid the chemical composition of the curface layers
changes. Seven figuresp 9 references.
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JPRS 55972
12 May 1972
UDC 620.178.36:620.i47
INVESTIGATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF OXIDATION-RESISTANT COATINGS LIN THE FATIGUE
STRENGTH Oil HENT-RFSISTk%-r ALLOY
[Artlcle b 4 Sina-lily.
.Ec&~N~n y A. 0.
yAk4 Zaporothlye); Kiev. P~_r-aralrezy
Prochnosti, Russian, No 10, 19717"signed to'press 8 February 1971---p-P-Tosil
The use of heat -rots Istant alloys with good strength properties
increases the service life of gas turbine engines.
Service life can be increased even further by certain design and
technological measures, one of which is the use of oxidation-resist ant
C
tings for protecting parts frcia oxidation, This is particularly important
iol"connection with high viorling temperature-.; in an crigine. The most reliable
rosult5 can be obtained from te5ts of in engine with Coated parts. Such
tests, hunever, are extremely expctisive and take a long time. Therefore they
must be preceded by Invebti3ations of 5pecimens and structural components
under laboratory conditions.
A grant rk has Lieen done un investigatiun of the stru~turc
of coati "gs. thdecialoolda"t ion re5istance in the unstrest,ed state, deyelop~,cnt
of the technology of application of coatings. However, evaluation zif the
effvctivene5s of oxidation-resistant coatings according to daia on their
structure, comporition and oxidation resistance is not suffLcicntly
10 reliable without additional determination of the strength properties of
materials and structural components with coatings under conditions approxi-
Ma ting operating conditions. i,e., under the influence of working stresses
and temperatures, real media and other factors (1-31. Moreover, the use of
many ho:&t-rcsi!stjnt materials depends largely an Elie choice of coating.
Consequently the effectIveness of an oxidat ion-rics i stunt coating is deter-
mined largLly on the basis of results of investigation of the Strength
Ld characteristics of heat- resist ant materials with coatings. In such
investigations great attention should be devoted to evaluation of the
ffectiveness of the coatings under conditions of varkable stresses, when
ethe state of the surface layer plays a particularly important role.
It has been demonstrated [4-71 that the influence of oxidatLon-
T resistant coatings on the fatl.gue strength of heat-resistant materials is
(I USSR - Ij

USSR
UDC 620.178.38:620.197
ISH \NKQ_ T___T_ 01MELICHENKO, V. I., SINAYSKIY, B. N., POGREBNYAK, A. D.,
BANAS, P. S., REZNIK, M. I., Kiev, Zaporozh1ye
"Study of Influence of F.eat Resistant Coatings on Fatigue Strength of Re-
fractory Alloy"
Problemy Prochnosti, No 10, 1971, pp 76-81.
Abstract: This work presents results of studies of the influence of certain
types of heat resistant coatings on the fatigue strength of ZhS6K nickel
alloy, widely used for aviation engine turbine blades. None of the coatings
studied were found to increase fatigue resistance without preliminary heat-
ing of the specimens. Preliminary heating without application of the coat-
ings caused a decrease in fatigue resistance. However, the combination of
preliminary heating to !)50*C for 1,000 hours with application of coatings
(nitriding and application of aluminozirconium coatings) caused an increase
in fatigue resistance.
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USSRL ITDC 620.171.2
~'moxala' I., ZHUNOV, S. L.,_ZIIUKOV,..`. D., VASIL'EV,
B. 14. NKUQV, L. M., LAPITSKIY, Yu. A. , RFLYAYEV, 'M. S. , KRIvoNOC;0%7 G. S. ,
I I
I. I., P-DGKSNY,UK, A. D. , and KUF.,'iYEV, V. N. (Moscow,,, Kiev)
"Estimating the Ient of Heat -3~vs is tant Alloys Un.~cr Actual
Operatiaa Co a d. i t 1" o n s
D
Kiev, Problemy prodlint-sti, No 1, 1971, r-p 13-21
Abstract: PrcI-I--_s, -_-Ith eSt_;I%St_-C: L"Ic enduralcc. of
=_-terials un-der UnStable. lo~~-Irg conditions arc! analyzed. A nethc~j is su~.-'-
=Z "secoadary" onduraitce chai-actor:istjcs, u-
ereasinz t'-a C__ c_f
under operati-ng conditions and LorcCe. C,!LIiVaIC[lt
C,,e detiendence of the durn'-IJI-ity of
,d _u_"_-~;!"znt
materials oil proce~in- -1ro-ra-C a_)_~
Ioads in various proportiun-. The formula of liiwar aldd-iLicni Of daf-a'C~7e
applies. Tile secoadary characteristi(,s are produced by accelcrated testing
over limited tecL peri.od!; w-ith extrapolation to the area of incra-ased dur-
Abili ty.

LWR
LWC 547-091t632-936.2
K d FILIP OVA 4.
I., IMCHENKO, V. A., ar
KOVAIEV, B. G., I�_4P,.UN F I P
All Union Scientific Research institute of Biological Methods of Plant Pro-
tection, Kishinev
"Synthetic Studies in the Area of Insect Attracting Materials (Sex Attractants).
1. Synthesis of 2-Yethyll-7-octadecene Oxide (Disparlure) -- Sex Attractant
of Gypsy Noth Parthetria Dispar L."
Leningrad, Zhurnal Organicheskoy Khimii, Vol 9, No 1, Jan 73, pp 6-8
Abstracti Alkylation of dcdecynyllithium with isoheptyl bromide was carried
out in phosphoric acid hexannethyltriamide. The reaction product -- 2-Methyl-
7-octadecyne (1) - was hydrogonated in hexane over Lindlar catalyst yielding
cis-2-methyl-7-oxadecene. This material was epoxidized with monaperphtallic
acid in chloroformp yielding Dleparlure. Reduction of (1) with sodium in
liquid mmonia yielded trazns-2--nethyl-7-octadeconv which could IX) Used for
production of trans-disparlure. Preliminary field trails showed this synthetic
material to be biologically active in 0.25-0.01 mg doese Ter trap, retaining
their sex att--cting activity for prolonged periods under field conditions.
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212 028 UNCLASSIFTED PROCESSING DATE-230ICT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0107584
ABST-RACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- 48STRACT. THE HYPERFINE A.NL) QUADRUPOLE
INTERACrIGNS Or' F-CENTRES 1.4 INACL WERE INVESTIGATED 6y THE ENJOR METHOD.
THE CONSTA.NTS Or- HYPEPFINE INTERACTIONS WITH NUCLEI OF CDJRDINATION
SHELLS I Tij X SU-\R0UNDI%,`- THE VACANCY HAVE BEEN 9ETF'R-,1INf:0. THE
INTERaCTION WITH NUCLEI OF SHELLS Ilp IV 1,1, A,\,D Vll[ HAS
QUA3aUP3LE
BEEN RECORDED AND MEASURE). GENERAL EXPRESSIONS FOk ENDOR FREOUENCIES
ARE GIVEN IN SINGLE PARTICL-E APPROXIMATION, ALLOWAINCL 8LIN-3 'ADE FOR THE
DEVIATION OF THE NUCLEAR SPIN QUANTIZATION AXIS FROM THE DIRECTION OF
THE CONS~AINT 4AGNETIC FIELD It SUH0 AND FOR CORRECTIONS DUE iO SECOND
ORDEP PEZZTUR3ATIO?.THEURY. THE ANGUL4R DEPENDENCE OF ENOUR SPECTRA HAS
BEEN INVESTIGATED IN DETAIL AND FULLY EXPL~INCD ON THE 13ASIS OF
THE'-!---~JETICAL FORMULAE. THE CONSTANTS 4ERE DETERMINED AT T EQUALS 20v 771
AND 300DEGREESK. :FACILITY: INSTITUTE FOR SE-MICONDUCTORSt
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES* UKRAINIAN SSR. FACILITY: KIEV
POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE.

USSR
UDC: 621.317-37.3
IOHCHEEITI~JVZI V
"Design of BrDad-Band, Four-Probe Waveguide Devices for Measuring
Complex Resista-rices"
Kiev, Izvestiya VUZ - Rgdioelektronika, vol. 14, 117o. 5, 1971,
pp 572-570'
Abstract: The author, having discovered some defacts in the com-
parison made by an earlier article of waveguide devices for mea-
surLng comnu_,e_,~ r_--siszances, and having found th-at the computa-II.-ion
methods of o,Zh-~,r authors are too complex, has written the presc~nt
article to correct thut comnarison and si:r.-lif., tho-ve cc.-~~utations.
2:1
He also computi-I-s -&.he opti-mai -ositioning o-of the probes in ~he wave-
C,uide measurin,;; instrui-iient. The, comparison of tfic Various
he makes indicates '.dial Ihe best system is one in -,,hich ell~-c-
trical dfstlan_-2 -41he prob,~s Of the variou.~: dctcctar ,jairs
is ;-,/4. It is ohown also that the optimal place!,riezit o-.;&' the probes
and th,2 cp,~-Mal -ccu_racy can be det.--rmni-ned frcm
graphs E;_Jven _J:-. Br:lcle.
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1/2 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE-EFFECT OF THE PHASE DISCRIMINATOR ASYMMETRY ON THE ACCURACY OF
PHASE DIFFERENCE MEASUREMENTS -U-
AUTHOR-102)-GRUDINAt N.A., ISHCHENKQ, V.A.
CGUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-RA0IOELEKTRCN!',-'._', VOL. 8s MAR. 1970, P. 3m--~79'3
D A TE P U 8 L I _51H. E D-- - M 4 1 R 7 0
SUBJECF ARELS--E! C7,-'TR C.%
-.-I . ICS AND ELECTRICAL ENG.R., PHYSfCS
Top,r TAGS-PH'_'-~__~":_ AINALYSIS, FREQUENCY C 1 3-P !,,'I NATL;f~
CC111TROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME-2000/0538 STEP
CIRC ACCESSICN NC-AP01.24233
U I'; C- L A SF

2/2 017 UNCLASSIFIED
CIRC ACCESSION NO--A20124233
ABSTRAIC.T .ANALYSIS OF Tilt:
7 %
II F F E R L i 1.4 L- A s uE: DW
I PHASE
WHEN
., t-1 1 S A 5 Y IMM E WITH RESPECT fil fti*
BRIC,GE CIPCUIT C- A L
c A K E P 4, r I V 1: E:
EFFECTS. 71 IS S--iJj%qN TFAT Is h L S EP. S A_ t I C.-
PHASE IINVERT"R IS "3ET IN SUCH A M.Aii~jEP. THAT Trii:-
HE D 1 S C. R I M 1 NA T C R ! N'P 0 TTO ~'-~RCY OR.
A T T. PULSE I SC, LIC 5 EL c
P, 1 F 1:- ER ~-N C E _-. S -- L 0'-S L: T U. P IP R f, C E D Ll RE: S F 0 R E R R G k t- L I P- I I (A il tE
DESCRIBED.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 621.372.837
KOLCHENKO, 0. F., ISHCHENKO, V. A., OGORODNIYCHUK, L. D., KLIMOV, V. P.
"Some Types of Wave Guide Commutators"
Vestn. Kiyevsk. politekhn. in-ta. Ser. radioLekhn. i elektroakust, (KI.ev
Polytechnical Institute Vestnik. Hadiotechnical and Electroacoustics Series),
1969, No 6, pp, 35-37 (from Mh-Radiotekhnika, No 8, Aug 70, Abstract No 8BI94)
Translation*. This article contains an investigation of a series of electro-
mechanical wave guide commutators which can be used in measuring devices of
the interference type and aa amplitude modulators: a commutator with a ro-
tating plate, a commutator with reciprocal motion of the plate, and a com-
mutator in a limiting wave guide. There are three illustrations and a three-
entry bibliography.
1/1

USSR UDC 591.524:597.6/9
SHVARTS, S. S. and ISHCHENKO V. G.
Puti prisposobleniva nazeffnykh pozvonoclinykh zhivotnykh k usloviyall, sush-
chestovovaniya v subarktike, tom 3, zeTra-iovodnyye ('Methods of Adaptation of
Land Vertebrates to Subarctic Conditions, Vol 3, Amphibians), Sverdlovsk,
1971, 60 p
Translation: Annota--ion: The preceding volumes of this series discuss'-~d
methods by which marx,,ials and birds adapt to the subarctic region. This volume
deals with amphibians.
The data on this group of land vertebrates are still relatively meager, but
the available information is not only interesting but potentially useful for
analyzing the common pattenis of adaptation of animals to conditions in the
Far North. In many cases these patterns are manifested cven more clearly in
amphibians than in mammals or birds.
The authors L-;nt'qEsis of data on the ecolotn' of subarctic za.--~.-
phibians will sti-mulate further research on this intere!iting group or ani:-Llals.
This work should be regarded as a continuation of the early voJ.u:-,.1es. Hence
the authors dispense a special description of the natural conditions
J/?

USSR
MARTS, S. S. and ISHCIIF-2~KO, V. G. , Puti prisposobleniya nazemnN kh pozvono-
chnykh zhivotnvkh k uslov.~yam sushchestvovaniya v subartike, tom 3, zemnovod-
nyye, Sverdlovsk, 1971, 60 Pp
in the subarctic region, for it was given in the first volume of the series
(Shvarts, 1963).
CONMNTS page
Chapter 1. Distribution of Amphibians in the Subarctic Pegion.
Remarks on Intraspecies Systematics 3
Chapter 2. Development o:4: the Subarctic Pegion 8
Chapter 3. Nutrition 14
Chapter 4. Biology of Reproduction 25
Chapter 5. Grawth Rate and Age Structure of the Population 40
Chapter 6. Some IfOrDhOlogical and Physiological Characteristics of
Northern Aniphibians Related to the General MeLabolic Level 47
Conclusion 55
Bibliograp hy 57
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U VC L A S S I F I E 01 '_~ PRCCESSING De-TE--17JUL7C
~TJTLE~RAOICISOTCPE METHOD OF DETERtJINATI0U-'6F RESICLAL URINE -U-
AtTHCR--VCZIAXC.V, A.F., ISHCHENKO, V.P.
CCUNTRY CF [NFC--USSR
SCURCE-VRACHEENCYE DELOr 197C, NR 2v PP 45,47
DATE FLeLISPEC ------- 70
SLOJECT APE,6S--Bl6LCGICAL AND PEDICAL SCIENCES
KPIC TAGS--URINE, CIAGNOSTIC METHOD, PAVICISCTOPE
CNTRCL l'APKfttC-N0 RESTRICTIONS
CCUME.NT CLASS--LKCLASSIFIEC
RCXY REEL/FRAME--IS82/0398 5TEP NC---UR/C475/7C/000/002/0045/0047
IRC ACCESSICN NC--APOC51915
I UNCLASSIFIED

Acc. Nr;
PRDIARY SOURCE--- Vrachebnoye Delo,*'1970, Xr-2
Ref. Code:0)?dQr
, Ppv-~--V2
RADIOISOTOPE IMETHOD OF DETERMINATION OF RESIDUAL URINE
A. F. Vozianov, V -..P. Ishe-henko-, (Kiev)
Appearance of residual urine in the urinirv bladder evidences decompens:ition
of the detrusor and necessitates urgent intervention' The authors employed a radioactive
isotope technique for assessment of the amount of residual urine in :30 pIntients w%,h diffe-
rent urologic.-I diseases. The assessment was performed 1-2 hours following radiGllso[Ope
renography with hippuran Results were compared with data received at cathetheri-
zation. The results coincided in all instances. Simplicity and saiety are advantages of
this method.
REEL/FMME
19820398

USSR UDC: 621-372.413.001.24
ISHCHEENKO, Ye. F. and SUSHKIN, V. 11.
"Usim-, Similarity Laws for Computing Resonators With Coupling
U
Apertures"
r
Jiloscow, Radiote~'.hlnika i elektronika, No 8, 1972, pp 1566-1572
Abstract: A simDle method is proposed for determining the para-
meters of resonators widely used in practice, with losces of 550
and more. It is first shown that, with large coupling, apertures,
resonators having circular soherical mirrors are equivalent, all
other things being equal,to those with ribbon cylindrical mirrors.
The equation for resonators of -the first type is deri:,red and com-
pared with the equation for the second, and it is shown that the
difference between the t-,,;o is loso than 0; if the Frelanel number
of the aperture is at least 0.5. Bccause this, error -is so
the design of resonators with coupling apertures iE substantia.Ily
simplified, as Is shoAn through the use of a resonator with plane
circular mirrors as an example. The method proposed was checked
for accuracy and utiliZation limitations by comparing its results
with the r--sults obtained by the method of successive approxima-
tions as computed on an electronic digital computer. The authors
wish to thank V.A.Fabrikant for his intere6t and helpful camnients.
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USSR
UDC 627.81:624.131.6.ool.5(47+57)
OVODOV, V. S., ISHCHE14-10, YU. A.
"Forecasting Seepage from the Krasnodar Reservoir to Cie Tnilrace (1967)"
Izueh. i isDol'z. vodn. resursov SSSR, 1966-1967 -- V !;b. (Study and Use of
USSR Water Resources, 1966-1967 -- Collection of Wor I
ks) , Voscow, Nauka Press,
1970, pp 78-79 (frori, RZh-Flektrotekhnika iEnergetika,L-lo 2, Feb 71, Abstract
No 2 D189)
Translation: The Krasnodar Reservoir with a capacity of 3,200,000,000 m. 3 is
formed by erection of an urban dam -14,000 meters long in the Kuban' section.
Seepage fron the reservoir to the tailrace and the conditions of protection
of the lands from possible elevation of the water table and swamping by drain-
ing the 6eep through vurtical drains at the dam have been investigated.
The studies were perforned on the .:~;DA-9/60 integrator. It was established
that the structure of the Krasnodar rese-voir without antiseepage measures
implies water-table elevation and probably Swamping of 9 broad area below
the dam on the lef t bank.
M=jMVH1Wu-

USSR
UDC 621.791.754:621.643:669.715
BUKAROV, V. A. , ISHCHENKO PISHCHIK, V. T. AND SLAVINSMY, V. 1),
Engineers
"Pulse-Arc Welding of Aluminum Alloy Tubes Using Nonconsumable Flectrodes"
Moscow, Svarochnoye Proiz%;odstvo, No 11, Nov 70, pp 14-15
Abstract: Results arc presented from technological studies of' pul-sed argon-
arc welding of joints in tubes of A%fg6 and SAV1 alloys using a tungsten
electrode without filler wire and reverse polarity current. This type of
welding provides satisfactory quality of welded seans for the:ic alloys.
A new technology has been developed for welding tubing with wall thicknesses
up to 2 mm, with programed welding mode changes achieved by changing the
pulse repetition frequency of current pulses. A pulse device has been
developed, allowing welding by a pulsed arc using standard direct current
power supplies.
1/1

USSR UDC 62l-892-8-0,e-,5(D3`1.3-) 0;7+5/7)
VAYNSIHMIK.2 V. V..? ISUKS, I. G. , S=K=11, M. N., a"~*, VI=Ell, G. G.,
P-C[TRIYEV, M. I., PESKOV, It. D., V=MO, E. A., LISMiLDISM., M. I.,
S. M. and GO]MICIDIA, V. I.., MOSCOw Incititute of the Petrocher-Ica-1
and Gas Industry imeni 1. M. Gubkin
"Stand for the Production of a Plastic Lubricant"
USSR Autho.-r's Certificate No 228214, filed 19 Jul 67, pLfulished 25 69 (-from
Rzh-,Chillai-,V~L Nlo l(II)., 10 Jan 70, Abstract 11,1o 1 P 291 P)
Translation: A stand has been proposed for the production of soap
y and nor.Goapy
plastic lubricants in which the metering units are consecutively connected to
the mixing device, furnace, and evaporator.
V. Shch.

USSR UDC 665-55
ISHCHbTK,___Y.U.._L_., SOKOLOVA, T. G., SINITSIN, V. V., and GOSHKO, N. S.,
"The Effect of Viscosity and the Degree of Purification of a Dispersion
Medium on the Properties of Complex Calcium Lubricants"
Kiev, Neftyanaya i Gazovaya Promyshlennost', No 6. Nov-Dec 70, pp 37-39
Abstract: The viscosity of dispersion medium and the extent to which
heavy aromatic materials have been removed from it have practically no
effect on the stability of KCa-lubricants; presence of resinous mate-
rials lowers their stability. The effective viscosity of KCa-lubri-
cants in positive temperature range drops with increased degree of oil
purity and is hardly affected by the dispersion medium. Resinous sub-
stances lower the condensing action of the complex calcium soap.
Changing the viscosity of dispersion medium or its purity exhibits no
effect on the compressibility of oil from KCa-lubricant, Lubricants
made of highly purified oils tend to harden at high temperatures. In
general the use of high jourity distillation oils lowers the mechanical
stability of KCa-lubricants.
71

USSR UDC 661,143
ISHCHUNIN, V._X., KOVAIS11, V. A., and PONOMAREV, YU4 Vo
"Determination of the Energy Discharge of Cathodo-Lumenophors in Selected
Electron Radiating Asseiibleges"
Sb. Nauch. tr. VNII lyumlnoforov i osobo chist. veshchestv (Collection of
Scientific Works From the All-Union Scientific Research In5titute of Lumino-
~hhro and Principles for Purifying these Compounds), vyp 7, 1972, pp 44-49
f a Referativnyy Zhurnal -- Khimiya, no 8(11), 1973, Abstract No 81A68)
Translationi In selectei electron radiating assembleges produced
industrially, there is observed a significant amount of light reflected from
the upper surface of the diacharging window and collector. A method is
proposed for determining the energetic discharge and its value for some of
the nost widely used cathodo-luminescent compounds (Resume).
37 -

USSR uDc: 62.1-319.4
ISHEKOV, P. A. , Saratoir Electronic Machine Building Plant
"A Braking Device"
USSR Author's Certificate No 283415, filed 3 Dec 68, nublished 10 Dec 70
(from RZh-Radiotelkhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6V385 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a braking device wh--I*ch
may be used for -putting tension on foil and paper tapes when winding the
sections of canacitors,, 'The device contains a brake shoe controlled by a
tracking roller which rests on the surface of the foil or paper roll.
As a distinguishing feature of the patent, in order to improve the precision
with which the initial tape tension is set, as well as the precision with
which constant braking force is maintained, the brake shoe is fastened
during the winding process to a rocker strip with one end fastened by a
spring to a double-armed lever which carries the tracking roller. This
lever is set on an axl(~, and the other end of the rocker strip rests on
a movable thrust block connected to a micrometer screw.
70

1/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--23OCT70
TITLE--DETERMINATION OF A MOWFER USED IN PRODUCING CELLOPHANE
POLYETHYLENE FILM OF THE PTS 2 BRAND -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-POSTRIGAN, M.V.o ISHEVSKIYw G.M., DUBOV, O.YE., GUL, V.YE.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. VYSSH. UCHE8. ZAVED., PISHCH. TEKHNOL. 1970, (1)v 168-9
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSt BIOLOGICAL AND IMEDICAL SCIENCESP MECH., IND.y
CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--POLYETHYLENE, PLASTIC FILM, MELAMINE RESIN, FOOD cowAINER,
ADIIESIONt SPECIALILE0 COATING, PACKAGING MATERIAL
CONTROL M4RKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIVIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1020 STEP NO--UR/0322/70/000/001/016c3/0169
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0119837
UNHCL ASS I F [ED

2/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--230CT7(
,~IRC ACCESSION %3--Af0IlS,3V
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) ABSTKACT. KJELDAHL N OETN. OF PTS 2 FILMSY
"'ELAMIN=- FOR;lALJ'.).EHYD;E (1) AND PTS 2 FILMS r"'ATED WITH I PERMITTED
OF THE AMT. OF
DETN. I USED IN COATING wITH SI41LAk TO IOPERCENT
ACCURACY. SUCH CO4T[tC'**?S IMPkOVE THE ADHESION OF PTS 2 TO FRESH MEAT,
FISH, ETC. AND THUS I-MPR3VED THE MOISTURE RETENTION BY THESE PRODUCTS
WRAPPED IN THE COATED FILMS * FACILITY: MJSK, TEKHNOL. INST.
MYAS. MOLOCH- PROM., M0SXOW' USSR.
UNCLIVS 5 IF I r 0

USSR
IJX 6211.52*15~9.23
TERENWYEV, YU.P., LIKHTRAN, A-YE., 1-041ROVSKIY, L.N.,
SM19-N, L.A., E-UVCR=, I-MM-MMUMV, G.A.
*Vacuun- Derocition Unit Kith Electron Beam Evaporator 11 pp, 21- figi
Elektrcn. pron-st'. Nauch.-tal~hn.ub (Electronics Industry.
Collaction), 1-971, No 5, D 62 (from RZ--Slektroniha i_y xjirier~cr~yo Nlo
No
March 19~1, Abstract I /A45)
Translation: A. vacuum deposition device was developed t4ith -an electron beam.
evaporator for deposition of layere o1' metals anci semiconductoi-E~ durin,-' their
evaporation by the non-crucible inothod. Tho evitporater coni3ints of an electi-on
gun, a focussing and defacuoing system and a mpnetic priem. ULic c, the =.'E'netic
prism, which turns the electron bea= by 900, r-akes it poofible to elira~nuto
co-mzle-uely co-.orin- up [zapylentye] of the olectron gun by tile material being
evavorete~:*. 7he gan ren~ved -Irc= tha evancration --one and conveauentIv liflatinr
of thq substance benr 8VDDOrRted and th-a gas 1"Z C'-Cas
e a E s7-, - C- 6r-2 2 t cf evaporation, *),.o pericd of contnuous oper-
ation of widch 7-.-C and --;a dete-I-I.--d bi ti---- I I~tat~`fj -t;-.e cl.;-tincl-ie
of the electron gun. Tho diamotor of tho avapornticn :~oa-e ;q1zh. an
voltage. of 20 kv and a bt!am current up to 25 nuk iu not mortj timn, I NI-1;- 4'ho 6ia-
t nco from the evaporation zone to tiie substrate ir. 60 arn. A.F.

112 009 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
'a"ITLE-GIANT DIPOLE PESCNA,NCE ON NICKEL ISOTUPES -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-GORYACHEV, B.I., ISHKANOV, B.S.# KAPITONOV, I.M., PISKAREV,
I.Mov SHEVCHENKOv V&G*
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--YADs FIZ. 1970t 1112)1 252-9
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHUQLOGY.t PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--NICKEL ISOTOPEv INTEGRAL CROSS SECTIONI.PARTICLE PRODUCTION
CONTROL MlARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1980/0367 STEP NU--Uk/0367/70/011/002/0252/,0259
CIRC ACCESSION N-0-00048639
UNCLASSIFIED

212 009 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0048639
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-(]- 43STRACT. THE EFFECTIVE CROSS SECTIONS OF
PHOTO N PRODUCTICN FOR PRIME58 NI AND PRIMEoO NI IN THE DOMAIN OF 1'14"E:
GAINT DIPOLE REESONANCE ARE DESCRIBED. THE INTEG-IAL CROSS SECTION Up 1':)
30 MEV IS 310 FOR PRIME58 NI AND 620 -'-tEV-AB- FOR PRIME60 N1. TO[AL
ABSORPTION L-RUSS SECTIONS FOR THE ISOTOPES ARE CONSTRUCTE0 AS THE Su'A's
OF THE PHOTO N AND PHOTO P CROSS SECTIONS. THE VALUES DO NOT AG~ZEE
WELL WITH THOSE COMPUTED BY VARIOUS 1400ELS. FACILITY: INST.
YAD. FILaq MOSCOW, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

1/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING UATE--160CT70
TITLE--PHOTOPROTON CROSS SECTIONS FOR NUCLEI WITH (IF-2P) SHELL -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-ISHKHANOV, B.S., KAPITONOV, I.M., PISKAREVt I.M., SHEVCHENKU,
V.G. , SHEVClr_ftwc_lv6_.p7_
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--YAD. FIZ. 19709 11(3)9 485-91
.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
7SUBJECT AREAS--NUCLEAR SCIi:_:NCE AND TECHNOLOGYt PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--PHOTONUCLEAR REACTIONt PROTON SPECTRUM9 EXCITATI')N CROSS
SECTION, INTEGRAL CROSS SECTIONt NICKEL ISOTOPE, CHROMIUM 11SOT-3PE
CGNTROL MARKING--NO R-ESTRI(JIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE:D
.PROXY REEL/FRAME-1991/1053 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION Nu---AP011074-3
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--16017T7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO---APQ1107,~3
ABSTRACT/-EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. THE PHOTO-P ~",ROSS SECTIONS lIE'RE
MEASURED FOR PRIME52 CR, PRIME58 Nit AND PRIME60 !N1 FROM THRESHOLD TO 30
MEV. THE P WITH ENERGIES GREATER THAN I IMEV WERE REGISTEREO. A P~40. OF
MAX. WERE FOUND. THE INTEGRAL CROSS SECTIONS FOR PRIME52 CRI PRIME58
NI, AND PRIME60 NI WERE 240070t AND 320 MEV-t-lBt RESP. THE ANOPIALCUSLY
HIGH VALUE OF THE PHOTO-P PRODUCTION CROSS SECTION FOR PRIME58 NI, AS
WELL AS THE SHIFT OF THE CENTERS OF Gt~AVITY FOR THE PHOTO-P CROSS
SECTIONS TOWAR0 HIG14ER EXCITATIGN ENERGIES, AS CCMPARED TO THE PHOTG--~~
CROSS SECTION 'WHICH WAS CIBSEPVED FOR PRIME51 CR A114D PRIME60 NI , CAN BE
EXPLAINED BY THE !NFLUENCE (IF THE ANALOG STATES. Ff,CILITY: INST.
YAD. FIZ., KIOSK. GOS. UNIV., MOSCONt USSR.
(J'N'CLASS FFIED

1/2 025 UNCLASSIFIEO PROCESSING DATE--310OCT70
;~:-CTIONS
TITLE--INTERMEDIATP, STROCrURE OF CROSS SECTIONS JF i)-ioro;'IEUT~WN K_ A
ON MOLYBDENW4 ISOTOPES -U-
AUTHLlR-(05)-lSHKHANQV, B.S.t KAPITONOV, I.M., LALUTINt YE.V., PISKAREV,
I-M., SHEVtTfnllkd"'_,fJ-.p.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--YAD. FIZ. 1(37--t 11(3), 702-4
DATE PL-131- ! SHIED - - - - - - - -1 0
S U BJ tE C TE A S -P Y S I C S(i ~' EA R S C 1 E N C E0 T CC CH
TOPIC TAGYS~--r iCTJNE:!J'M_'jli, ;:T ATRON,
ISOTOPE, lNTEGi%'AL CRCSS SECTION
C3,NTROL MAR"KING--.NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLA5S--ljNCL,~S_SlF;:l.E::)
~0 I
PROXY
C I p, C p~ C C a S S 1 n,,: N :1 A,)') -':' 101

2/2 025 UNCLASSfFIED I 1!c- F -
rInC A CC cSS A p9", 10
'BSTRACT,l -XTR'ALC F--( M GP-0- ABST 1,'- 0 'N r~ .1 C., i'
AND P-,I.~llE9;; M:) AM: INIVE~.Tit-.,ATED f,"Y Us(NG A 35--~'ii-Y
SE C T I G N S 0 ': T E- RE A CT 1 0 Iq ( GA A, F -N J E wUA L. :J %
N), PLUS 2 f C~~OSS SECTION OF ( GA.MMAq 2N) I PLUS
14P) ; THERE t%R, "E' f! 1 M 1 LA R s' G 15 RESONANCES FGR E A r-
S
u
WIDTHIS OF rNE rolAr-IF f-,Ec~UNANCE-S Ilh FHE A C 'O'N i G,'k M:- J' F!

E' I A i i AND 7 it; V1 R,
P R I M E 9 M0 A N D P P, I,'-! t 9 ~l N. j N U' I
qE ACT I ON 5 G A M A w N J1 PLUS ( 6 A M M A r N THE VAL- E
S:::CTj0.'-4S P, T-ME32 .40 ANO PRIX.-
A R E I
1 10 P LU S 0 9- l I N U S 0 11 MEV-3, RCESP. ~ XP 1"L R E: L f A
T H El- 0 R E T 1 L V A LUE S THE EXPTL. VALUES SH-0',4 A
T H E G ~~ :-'A' T S T D I I 1~ R.4 t-, C y B E T WE E N TH E J R Y A 0- -,X P S AT
m=lv FACILITY: 1 N S T m Y AD. F I Z U I V MJ So ("U

USSR
UDC: 539.163-546.663
VYLOV, Ts. , GROMOV, K. Ya. , GROMOVA, I. I., IS - VUZNETSOV,
V. V., KUZNETSOVA, M. Ya.., POTEM-PA, A. V., FOMINYKH) M. I.
"Investigation of the Decay of 148Th Pxd 15OTh. Part H. )-y-Coincidence.
Decay Schemes of 148Tb and 15OTh"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Naulk SSSR: Seriya Fizicheskaya, Vol 37, No 1,
Jan 73, pp 48-52
Abstract: The paper presents studies of yy-coincidence spectra of terbiiza
isotopes 148Th and 3'0-Lt with their decay schemes and -a comparison of th-e
analogous excited states of 148Gd and 150Gd nuclei and the neiC-,hboring
nuclei of samarium and neodymium. If it is assimed that the cdd 65-th
14 8,1,b
proton and 83-d (85-th) neutron in the nuclei of and 1';OTb are on
3 7
shells d Y2 and f /2 respectively, then according to the shell model Lhe
ground state of 150'11 has the configuration 1p(d%)1n(f1/,)3), ~jjljlc th~r.
of 148Tb is {p(d/2)'n(f%)'}. These configurations valiies of the
Jr-ground states of these isotopes of 5-, 4-) ql-,and 2-. Fron. the dc-cay
schemes of the~,e nuclei and the values of logft, it may bo ernClwied
that the spin ruid parity of the grounfl states of these !~-,()tcq,es inust 1,e
1/1

USSR
UDC 6.12.1/8.-173.1;6i2.l/8-01L'e.426
j,jC,VSESYAJ(j M. A. t ZIMMARYARt A. B. , SARU.1-TWIM, A. G. aald
ISHIMMiTAIij A. 3.1 Yerevan PhqrAcG ImMUO# IIIIIAM411, of EC~Llth Axi-eniom SSR
11
"Effect of a Panianant. F~nGnatic Field on the Rht i,-yoca--nUu:-, Contcnt of Na,
K, Ca, and. Glycogen in the Process of Acclimatization to the High 1-iomitain
Conditions of Amgats"
Yorovant BioloGicheskiy- Zh=,al Armenii, Vol 24, Ila 2p Fab 71p PP 93-97
T2r,aislation: Considerable innortanoo has been attached durirZ the past few
yoax-- to investigation of tho effects of a magnetic fic~ld on the hur---n arA
orranir-zs. This 1:3 explaincd first by the factr th-L'I tho intensity Gf
m7iatic fields utilized in industry and scientific 2-oscarch hat; been cc-Sider-
ably m-g-nifiedo vaid socond - by the fact that a i:,o;mection ha8 b-.en e ,; ---:_bli shed
between the increaze in th-3 frequency of sudden dcath~; caused cardio,.,azcular
Stoj_pS.
J,Lr
failure and the forrat'.on of so present the intanslty
~M
of the parmment and tomporary field:-~ in frce play att~nirz a na~,-Ilitude 0.1C
100,000 oersted, while Immulsive =gnetic structores can creato a na6nctic
field Ath an Intem-ity o'~
I UP to 2,500,000 oerztcd.
Data. cIrtalnud in Inveotigationa of the effoct olf a p:!.r;--11)ent v~ac~-,etic
field on the clectroly-be (I;aj Kp Ca) and glyogen ax-A content in tho riyocaxdiua
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Feb 71s pp 95-97
of rats during the process of acclimatization to high altitude conditicns are
cited in this report.
The investigations were carried out on 166 white nonbred ruts IcO-200
grams in weight transferred from Yerevan (900 meters above sea level) to
Mount Aragata (3,2 4 mis
corresponds to the blocki.M.C.- bj- ;--dsoT:*r;ed vat,-2r mlecnilles of all oxyCen
openings into the large ca,,~itics. 'Ine fornation of a miniT-1.~,mi nana second maxivium
is Plso noted in the thermokinetic curves. 'Ihis is due to the rionequilibriurr]
adsorption process and the specifics of the energy processes wbich take place
therewith.
The authoro thank S. .11. ZHDMTOV for providinir the NnA

Entomology
USSR UDC 591-147:595.7
IS
1M.' Yu, DRASKL4A. A.. Institute of 'he Chemistry of Natural Compounds,
i
Moscow. Academy of Sciences USSR
"juvenile Hormone of insects and Its Analogs"
Moscow, Uspekhi Khimii, Vol 39, 11o 6. 1970, pp 1074-1120,
Abstract: The survey covers the chemistry of the juvenile hormone of insects and
its analogs. Literature dal;a are cited on the isolation. ltructure determ-i-riation,
and synthesis of the juvenile hormone and natural compounds mimicking its action.
Synthetic compounds showing hormonal activity are described and the relationship
between their structure and physiological activity is discussed.
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TITLE--HOW WE ELI-41NATED FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE -U-
AUTHOR-(OZ)-ISKAKOV, K.I., LI, V.I.
~COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--VETERINARIYA, 1".170it NR 1, PP 51-52
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--AGRICULTUREv BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE, VACCINATION, PROPHYLAXrS, DISEASE
CONTROL
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/1251 STEP NO--UR/03,'t.6/70/000/,.)CL/0051/0052
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136691'
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,CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136697
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CHIEF AND mosr EFFECTIVE
lAlEASURE IN ELIMINIAT[NG FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE WAS VERY STRICT OBSERVANCE
OF QUANTINE REGULATIONS. A COMPLEX PROGRAM OF PROi'-lliYLACTIC MEASURES
INCLUDED VACCINATION, WHIGH CREATED A4 IMMUNE RING AROUND UNSAFE FOCI
AND PREVENTED SPREAD OF THE DISEASE. THE FIRST OUTBREAK OF FOOT AND
MOUTH DISEASE AMONG CATTLE WAS REPORTED IN FEBRUARY, L968, AMONG
PRIVATELY OW,*,4;-:D CATTLE. OUARANTINE WAS IMMEDIATELY IMPOSED AND ANUIALS
GIVEN A DOUBLE VACCINATIO14 WITH STRAIN A SUB22. CAI.VES LESS THAN TWO
MONTHS OLD WERE GIVEN CONVALESCENT SERUM. A MGBILE DISINFI-:CTfON STATION
TREATED LOCATIONS ON A DAILY BASIS AND SPRAYED ANIMALS EVERY THREE DAYS.
ALL CATTLE ON SURROUNDING FARMS WERE VACCINATED. THE SECOND OUTBREAK
OCCURRED IN SEPTEMBER9 1968, IN ANOTHER AREA. A HERD OF 32 HEAD WAS
ALAUGHTERED AND QUARANTINE IMPOSED FOR A MONTH; UNTIL THE DISEASE WAS
ERADICATED. A THIRD FOCUS APPEARED IN AUGUSTv L968, AMONG PASTURED
CATTLE AND WAS ELIMINATED IN THE SAME MANNER. IN [HE THIRD FOCUS THE
SOURCE OF INFECTION WAS UNDETERMINED. FACILITY:
TALDY-KURGANSKOYE OBLSELIKHOZUPRAVLENIYEs
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ISKANDAROV' D.' institute of Zoology and Parasitology imeni Academician
Ye. N. Pavlovskiy, Academy of Sciences Tadzhik SSR
"Bioelectric Activity of the Skeletal Museles of Rats During Adaptation of
Low and High Temperatures"
Dushanbe, Doklady Akademii Nauk Tadzhikskoy SSR, Vol 13, No 12, 1970, pp
68-71
Abstract: Rats of the species Nesokia indica Gray and Rattus turkestanicus
Satunin were adapted for 50 days to 8-10*C or 33-35%, while grey rats Erom
Northern Tadzhikstan were kept for the same length of time at 8-10% only.
The bioelectric activity of the muscles of the neck and the thighs. a measure
of heat production by thermo regulation, tone and cold shivering, was det-~!r-
mined during the 50-day periods of adaptation, and also at 8% and 35% in
the beginning and at the end of the experiment. The imitial activity for
N. indica was much higher at VC than 350C. During adaptation to low temper-
atures, the activity of neck muscles for this species first increased to a
maximum on the 5th day and then decreased to a level below the initial on
the 20th day, whereupon it remained at a fairly constant I(xr level. Ac
33-35*C the activity of neck musclea also passed through a maximum on the
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pp 68-71
5th day and then dropped on the 15-20th day to a level above the initial,
thereupon decreasing on the 34th day. For R. turkestanicus, there was no
initial difference in activity at 8% and 35'C. During adaptation at 8-100C,
the activity of neck muscles dropped to a minimum on the 27th day, which was
much lower than the initial value, and then passed through a maximum on
approximately the 40th day. During adaptation at 33-35"C of rats of this
species, the activity of neck muscles changed in a manner resembling that
established for N. indica, passing through a maximum on the 5th day, but the
mean activity during the 50-day period was higher than that for the latter
species. The initial level of activity at 80C and the activities during
adaptation at 8-10% were lower for grey rats than for the other two species.
The activity of neck muscles during adaptation at 8-100C decreased for grey
rats on the 5th day, remained low until the 20th day, and then passed through
a maximum above the initial level on the 27-34th day. The activities of thigh
muscles for all three specLes showed less pronounced shifts than those of neck
muscles and were much lower. Variations of the bioelectric activity of
muscles during the 50-day periods of adaptation are shown in graphs. The
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pp 68-71
results indicated that there were significant differences in the bioelectric
activity of skeletal muscles for the three species both initially and during
adaptation to high or low temperatures, and that the neck muscles Participated
to a greater extent than the thigh muscles in heat production at low tempera-
tures.
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T SKANIDJ" - VINOCRADoVA, V. 1,1 SHAImMANDOV, R.A., Order of the Red
Banner-ot Institute of Chemistry of Plant Substances, Academy of
Sciences of the Uzbek SSR
"Dimethamine -- a New Bimalecular Alkaloid Isolated from Thermops[s
Alterniflora"
Tashkent, Rhimiya Prirodnykh Soyedineniy, No 2, 1972, pp 218-222
Abstract: A new alkaloie, dimethamine, was isolated from the Thermopsis
alterniflora by column chromatography on silica gel. The melting, point of
the new alkaloid is 216-2171 C, accompanied by decomposiLion. The alkaloid is
optically active and yields crystall,ine dihydrochloride, dipicrate and
diiodomethylate. The composition and the nature of salts indicates that
this substance has bimolecular structure. On the basis of IR, NDIK and mass
spectrometric data the foi.lowing structure is proposed for the new compound.
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uDe 62t.317,361
IRTa;ov, Yu. N., ;jUU_ARQV,,_F., PETRAKO", V. N., PURCHENOV, V. P..
SHAMIN, G. F., and ZYKOV, A. A.
"A Device for Determining and Recording the Spectral Characteristics of Complex
Signals"
USSR Author's Certifiq.;~te 1,6 G I r 23 18, filed 20 Jan 71, published
q~93Q_tL___P~ ____j
7 Mar 73 (from RZh Avtomatika Telemekhanika I Vychislitellnaya Tekhnika, No 11,
Nov 73, abstract No 11 A4371P)
Translation': A device is proposed for determining and recording the spectral
characteristics of complex signals, containing an input apparatus, a group of
band-pass filters, a filter interrogation unit, a recording unit with electrodesl
and a paper tape transport unit.
To Improve the accuracy, the output of the filter Interrogation unit is
connected througgh an analog-code converter and recirculator in series, one of
the inputs of which is connected to the control unitj the amplitude gradation
decoder is connected to the inputs of an arbitrary symbol synthesizer.
In this approach, the control inputs of the synthesizer are connected to the
VP uts of a vertical symbol scanning, unit. The second Input of this unit is

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supplied with a signal from a cycle pulse generator. The control Inputs of
the synthesizer are also connected to the outputs of a horizontal symbol scanning
unit, the input of which is connected through an electrode counter (whose input
is supplied with a signal from the cycle pulse generator) to the inputs of the
control ,Lilt. The control inputs of the synthesizer are also connected in
parallel through the inputs. of an "AND" gate to the decoder of the addresses of
electrodes connected to thet recording unit. One illustration.
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VINOGRADOVA, V. I., !SY,~!!)AROV, S., and YUNUSOV, S. YU., Ord3r of the LLbor
Red Banner Institute"bf t;-,o Chenis.&
VX7 of Natural Prot'.UO'll-no Academy of Sciences
UzSSR
"Diterzaminei a new Bimolecular Alkaloid From Thermopsis Lanceolata"
Tashkent, Khlmiya Prirodrtykh Soyedinenly, No it iY74t pp 67-9;--l
Abstracti From the Plant por'llon of Thermopsis Laxceolata, a new bimoitcular
alkaloid of the quina-lizidi-ne series was isolated, in aM.-Ljon to tYerriopsaaine,
the=opsine, citizine, X-itethyleitizine, pa-chyearpine an.1 rho,-Lbifoline. on
the basis of LINP, and r-,ass--spact-roscopic studies of thiz alka-loid L,:d its
hydrogenated derivatives, plus the fact that or, vacut'-11 distillation it
yields thexrapsizie, this product was identified as z~ 5' 6' -dehydro-
isoluWYl-5'-tIIIenL 42in-3-
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