SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KHARITONOV, N.P. - KHARITONOV, V.M.

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ACC NR: AP6012535 (A) SOURCE CODE: LWO062/66/000/003/0564/0566
AUTHOR: plushkova, N. Ye. Kha:Atonov, N. P.
ORG: Institute of ChemistnL of Silicates im. I _V~,_ nShchikoy. Academy of
Sciences SSSR (Institut khimii silikatov Akademii nauk SSSR)
TITLE: Reaction of benzaldehyde Vith alkyl (aryl) chlorosilanes q
SOURCE: A14 SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya khimicheskaya, no. 3, 1966, 564-566
TOPIC TAGS: organic synthesis, silane, silicon compound, UV irradiation
ABSTRACT: The present reproduces the preliminary results obtained during the reac-
tion of benzaldehyde with phenylti,ichlorosilane and methylphenyldichlorosilane and
studies the effect of temperature, ultraviolet light and NiC12 on these reactions.
During the addition of excess benzaldehyde and irradiation1with ultraviolet light
for 12 hrs, the main reaction products were organochlorodi6iloxanes. It was found
that during ordinary heating of the reaction mixt,_,re for 20 hrs the reaction pro-
ceeds to the extent of 5-7%. The addition of catalytic amounts of NiC12 increased
formation of organochlorodisiloxanes (under the same conditions) to the extent of
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9-14%. When SnC12 and, in particular, ZnC12 are used as catalysts, the reaction
mixture turns to tar. Ultraviolet irradiation also helps the reaction of the forma-
tion of organochlorodisiloxanes. In all cases C05siC13 is more reactive with
benzaldehyde than (CH3)(C6H5)SiCl2. During the reaction of p-(CH3)CC6H4CHO with
C6H5SiCl3 and (CH3)(C6H5)SiCI2 in the presence of NiC12 (under conditions similar to
the reaction of benzaldehyde), the yield for both chlorides was higher. As a result
of the conducted reactions two organochlorodisiloxanes were isolated and character-
ized: 1,3-diphenyl-1,1,3,3-tetrachlorodisiloxane and 1,3-dimethyl-1,3-diphenyl-1,3-
dichlorosiloxane. Orig. art. has; 2 tables.
SUB CODE: 07/ SUBM DATE: 23Jul65/ ORIG REr: 003/ OTH REF: 005
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RHARINNOV, tI.P., inzhoner-podpolkovnik
So diesels may operate msre safely. Vest. pr.3t4%Oio%d. sbor.
no.5:25~27 My 161. (MBU 14:7)
(Diesel engines)

"The ToxicoloMr of Aconite." Cand Mad Sci, Kazpkh Medical In.3t, ,~lma-Ata,
1953. (RZhBiol, No 7, Dec 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defendod at WSR Higher
Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sum. No. 556, 24 Jun 55

USSR/PhazmcoloG7 and Toxicology. Toxicology. V
;',,bs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 19, 1958, 90009.
.',uthor 1(haritonov, 0.1.
I.Ist 1sureMU-3-f-ThTn-1Wftcolc Gal Expert Exaniap-tion aad
Chair of Forensic Med-icine of Alna-Pta Medical
Institute.
T:'.Ue The Course of Dichlorothane Poiscninr, Ulder Condit ions
of atered Functioa of the Thyroid GI-mid.
Or-,' G Pub: Sb.tr.Pyuro. G1. sudebnomed. el:spertizy li hafedry
sudebn. m-d. PJ-m-:.tinsl-.. Mcd. in-ta, 1957, -,r)T, 1,
42-45.
Absti-act: It was established in experinents on 12 rabbits,
some of which repeatedly received for a period of
18-20 days prior to poisoning with Dich)-orethano
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V-45

USS.R/Pharmacology. Toxicology, Toxicology. V-10
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur-Biol., No 6, 1958, 28288.
Author :Kharitonov 0. 1.
Inst :Not given.
Title :On the Toxicology of Barium Chloride.
Orig Pub :Farmakol. i toksikologiya, 1957, 20, No 2, 68-70
Abstract :In experiments on 18 dogs it was established that
the lethal doses of BaCl are 0 7-1 S/kg when
intravenously administergd. Acuie intoxication is
charactarized by irritation, persistant vomi-
ting, profused catarrh, and frequented uri-
nation; occasionally light clonic spasms; pare-
sis and paralysis of the extremities set in
shortly before death.Autopsy disclosed congested
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USSIZ/Pharmacology. Toxicology. Toxicology. V-10
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur-Biol., No 61 1958,28288.
Abstract : plethora of the organs, an excess of blood.in
the right ventricle of the heart, ecchymosis in
the visceral pleura and partly in the endocardium;
-considerable bleeding in the mucus of the stomach
and the upper part of the small intestine; ple- .
thora and edema of the soft cerebral tissues; su-
barachnoidal and intracerebral small hemorrhaging
foci. Histological investigations of all the in-
ternal organs and the cantral nervous system re-
vealed disturbances of blood circulation and se-
vere degenerative manifastatioas up to necroses.
The appearance of diffused toxic-ancephalitis the
author ascribes to a number of intoxication sym-
ptoms the basic pathogenic link of which he con-
siders the pathological rise in the permeability
of the capillaries. The diagnostics of acute ba-
rium chloride intoxications is a complex process
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Us~_R/Phariaacology. Toxicology, Toxicology.
V-10

KHARIT0110y, O.J.
0aae Of Bevere Intolerance to atreptomycin with fatal Outcome. Sor.
med, 23 no.8:116-117 Ag 159. (MM 12-12)
1. 1z Ifrasnoyarskoy, krayevoy, sudebuomedistinakoy ekspertizy (sudebno-
meditsinskiy ekspert kraYa 0-I, Rharitonov)
(STRXnOMTOIN, off., inj.)

KRARITONOV,
Anaphylactic shock ending fatally following administration of
penicillin. Pediatrila nc.9!78 161. (MIRA 14:8)
1. 1z Ka-asnoyarskoy kraqevoy sudebmomeditsinskoy ekspertizy,
(PENICILLIN) (ALLERGY)

SHCHARINSKIY, T.L., Inzh.; KHARITONOV, O.M., inzh.
Construction of a precast reinforced concrote radio relay
tower. Transp. strol. 14 no.3;27-30 Mr 164'. 1 (MIRA 17,~6)

KWITONOVO O.V.j YERMOSHIRp I&P.j polkovnik, red.1 FEDOTOV, Me, tekhn.
red--
0
[illustrated description of clothing and insignia of the Soviet
Army 1918-19581 Illiustrirovannoe opisanie obmt%6dirovaniia, i znakov
razlichiia Sovetskoi Amiij, 191&-1958 99. Sost. O.V,naritonov. Pod
vbshchei red. I.P.Emoshina, Leningrad, 1960. 179 p. (mm 14,10)
1, Letingrad., Artilleriyakiy.istoricheskiy muzey. 2. Sotrqdnik ArtiA--.
leriyukogo istoricheskogo muzeya (for Kharitonov).
(Russia-Arry-insignia) (Russia-Arm7-Uniforms)

%KRARITONOV, p.p shofer; GALIP)MIN, L., Inzhelner; KALASHNIKOT, S.. mekhanik.
- ~ ~ -ifill-Ill-l".
Automatic bus stop signs. Ayt. transp. 34 no.7:10-11 Jl 156.
(14LRA 9: 10)
(Motorbuses)

KAIZV, G.., nupirant; Mud(ITGNOV. 11 _
Bettor worl: io rewarded by higher waps. Sots. tru6 8 no.6:V4,46
Je 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Korn! filial AN (for Kinev). 2. Nachalfnilc
choskogo otdela Ilin-lste2'Stva prolzvcestva i C-ic---I,,-kokLo-
v,yayst,vennykh produktov Komi E-,")R (for 11-aritoix,%).
(Komi A.S S .11 . evil Wral

USSR / Farm Animals. Wild Animals. q_4
Abs Jour :Rof Zhur - Biol.p No 10~ 1958p No 45267
Author :Firstov) A. A.; Kharitonov, P. A.
Inst :Not given
Title The Feeding of the Silver-Black Foxes During Pregnancy.
Orig Pub Karaltulevodstvo i zverovodstvol 1957, No. 2, 27-29
Abstract In feeding uniform rations of 625 large calories to silver-
black foxes during the entire period of their pregnancy, 4.3
whelps were obtained; when feeding reduced rations (550
large calories) during the first half of the pregnancy and
increased rations (700 large calories) during the second
half of the prognancyo the litters averaged 3.3 whelps per
fox. It has been noticed that already in the beginning of
the pregnancy the organism of the fox is capable of producing
reserves of nitrogenous substances which are necessary for
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KHARITOIIOV, P.A., podpolkoynik meditsinskoy sluzhby
Xxperlence with balneo- and climatotherapy of patients with
hypertension M the sanatorium of Khosta, Voen*-Med9zhur9
n0.7:43-47 JI '59. (14IRA 12%11)
(HMMTMISION ther)
(B=MOLOGY)
(CLIHAT3 ther)

KHARITONOV ..P.,A.,.Podpolkovnik meditsinskoy sluzhby.
Treating cardioaclerosis at the Khosta health resort. Voen.-med.
zhur. no.6:45-49 Je 156. (MMA 9:9)
(BIURT--DISJUSES)
(ZHOSTA-MUMAL WATOS, SULFUROUS)

DYNNIKY P.F..(Voronezh); TSVETKOV 1.V. inzh.-ekonomiat (Voronezh);
FELIDMAII, Ye.V. (Voronezh~; 11MILTONOV, P.A. (Voronezh)
Utilization of the potentials of Lhe growth of labor productivity
on a railroad line. Zhel.dor.tranqp. 45 no.10:61-63 0 163.
(MRA 16:11)
1. Glavnyy inali. Yugo-Vostochnoy dorogi (for Dynnik). 2. Nachall-
nik planovo-ekonomicheakogo otdola Yugo-Vostochnoy dorogi (for
Felldman). 3. Zamestitell nachallnL:a plutiovo-okonomicheskogo ot,-
dela Yugo-Vostochnoy dorogi (for Kharitonov).

KHARITOROV, P.Yo.
~"-_ ~;, ~
Regional fracture within the boundaries of the Emba saline dome
region. Dokl.AN SSSR 95 no.6:1301-13o4 Ap 154. (KLRA 7:5)
1. Saratovekly gooudarstvennyy universitet im. H.G.Chernyshevskogo.
Predstavleno akademikom B.I.Mironoyym.
(Amba Valley-Geology) (Geology-Emba Valley)

KHARITONOV, P.Ye.
Large subealt structures in the southern Imba region. Dokl.AN SSSR
96 no.1:175-178 My 154. (MMU 7:5)
1. Nauchno-isoledovatellakly Institut geologii Saratovskogo gosudaretvan-
nogo universitsta, im. X.G.Chernyahavokogo.
Predstavlano akadenikom H.BoShatakim. (Imba Valley--Geology, Structural)
(Geology, Structural--Imba Valley)

15-57-4-5144
Translation from: Referativny zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 4,
p 151 (USSRT
AUTHOR: Kharitonov, P. Ye.
TITLE: Hypsometric Position of the Southern hmba River Salt
Domes (Nekotoryye osobennosti gipsometricheskogo
polozheniya solyanykh shtokov Yuzhnoy Emby)
PERIODICAL: Uch. zap. Saratovsk. un-ta, 1955, Vol 46, pp 43-45
ABSTRACT: A structure contour map of 60 salt domes in the
southern Emba River region was prepared (see map).
Two areas are distinguished on this map. These are
a wide northern area with relatively small dome
depths (200 m to 500 m) and a southern area with
depths up to 1000 m or 2500 m. The thickness of the
Permo-Triassic was determined by calculation of 1)
the depths of the subsalt bed, determined by seismic
Card 113 exploration; and 2) the thicknesses of the Cretaceous

15-57-4-5144
Hypsometric Position of the Southern Emba River Salt Domes (Cont.)
and Jurassic and of the salt (conditionally 300 m). The thickness
of the Permo-TriaS5iC was determined to be 1825 M to 1920 M south of
the Emba River at the Munayli and Kulsarov domes; 2460 m to 2840 m
at the Asanketken and 3350 m to 3415 m at the Baychunas north of the
Emba River; up to 5140 m north of Dossor. The thickness of the
Permo-Triassic does not exceed 500 m to 600 m on the domes. Hence
its thickness in the synclines is four to ten times that in thedcmes..
The salt domes probably developed in the Upper Permian period. The
zone of maximum flexure of the salt-dome region in the Upper Permian
and Triassic was not in the Mugodzhar, where the maximum thickness
is 2000 m, but in the Southern Emba River region.
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15-57-4-5144
Hypsometric Position of the Southern Emba River Salt Domes (Cont.
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-' Ya.
I-
Oil prospects in the zone of Dongelek-Tersakka (middle Emba.).
U,rth.zq. SGU 74!177-182 '60. (MIRA 151:7)
(Emba region-..-Fetroletmi geolog/)

- KHA~ITONOVP P"Ye.
Conversion of the organic matter into petrole=; based on
materials of the Volga-Ural. oil-bearing region. Uch.zap.SGU
65tl29-135 159. tMIRA 1631)
(Volga-Ural region-4rganic matter)
(Volga-Ural region-Petroleum geology)

KHARITONOV, R.A.
Characteristics of paired activity of the cerebral hemispheres in
epilepsy in children. Vop.psikh.1 nerv. 8:133-143 162.
(MIRA 17s4)
1. Detskoye rtdoleniya Psikhonevrologicheskogo instituta imeni
V.M.Bekhterevi (zav. prof. G.B.Abramovich, dir. Instituta
B.A.Lebedev)*
V-

MMITONOV R.A.
. --.- . P
Method for the investigation of muscle and joint seasitivit7 and
the sense of touch In the fingers. Vop. psiL-liol. 6 no.,5:140-144
3-0 160, (MIRA 13:11)
1. Inatitut imeni Y.He Bekhtereva, Leningrad.
(Receptors (Neurology)) (Touch)

KURITONOV, R.A.
One rare form of mental development disorder with manifestations
of eideticiam. Zhur. nevr. i psikh. 61 no.7:1047-1051 161.
(MIRA 15:6)
1. Detskoye psikhiatricheskoye otdeleniye (zav. - prof.
G.B. Abramovich) flauchno-isslodovatellskogo psikhonevrolegi-
cheskogo instituta imoni V.11. Bekhtereva (dir. - prof. V.11.
Myasishchev), Leningrad.
(AE14TAL DEFICIVICY) (EIDETIC IMAGERY)

KHARITONQV#314~
Space discrimination thres'holds in active touching In ollgophre-
nicB. Vop.paikh.i nevr. no.7:374-383 161. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Detakoye otdeleniye (zav. prof. G.B;Abramovich) Psikhonevrolo-
gicheskogo instituta imeni V.M.Bekhtereva (dir. instituta chlen-
korrespondent Akademh pedagogicheskikh nauk PZFSR prof. V.N.
Vqasishchev). (SPACE-PERCEPTION) (MENTAL DEFICIENCY) (TOUCH)

APPAMOCCH, (j,P,; Kiil~JMTONOV, P.,~.
IC28-1014 164. 17:12)
1. GtAeleniyc psikho-.cv detlknir) -nalichnvy r!'ka-voiltall-
pror. G.P. Abramnr.rich) V.~J.
BekhterevEt (dlroi~.tor I'n.,t-

- R. A.
Effect of some infections and intoxications on the course of epilepsy
in children. Zhur.nevr.i psikh. 62 ~.Io.7:1087-1091 162. 041FA 15:9)
1. Detskoye otdeleniye (zav. - prof. G.B.Abramovich) Nauchno-
issledovatellskogo Psikhonevrologicheskogo instituta imeni V.M.
Bekhtereva (dir. - kand.med.nauk.B.A.Lebedev) Leningrad.
(EPILEPSY) (INFECTION)

HARMYNOVY R.D, (1pningrad V-3~, B linlya, d. 3/9, kv.1)).
Treatment of' subcutnmour, rupOires of tho di!:tal end cif the. extensor
U!TIdons of the fingern. Ortop., IxtiviTi . I protnz. '16 nci.7-.32-38 Jl 165.
(MMA 18:7)
1. 1z otdolonipq vnigtanovitellnoy khirari-il Tp-ningra~-skogo instttuta
t r ~ivmntolav,.Al i (cllrAt,or .- V.S.Balak.Lna).

VYL--:GZIIAtIIIJ, it. i. ~ dj,jei.t; :,',eL--l"!KOVA, N'.'i. ",A'A, L,.
S.G.; KIViMPOON, 1'..M.; KI LARITTIOV , i 1, SJPAI,, YI.J. ,
GOLIDSIrf-Ill, D.Yf-.,, Pr,-" ; L'-.'U,,IIIA, i~.!. doi,.-.crit; I.L.)
dot~;,jnt; Yu A.) pi-,.f PLI. I I,CV V. MIU -LI-FED I
YAROVA, A. i~. .4
Conferencu of pi.y3icia;iz; o" the city of K ivtii
results oe tho Intcrnational Cnnecr
1 16? (1'-- 17:5)
Ka z , M,~Li. Z 11,2. nc.,':72--,10

43
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KHARITONOV., R. K.
Surgical treatment of severe dumping syndraRe following gastrecte)my
for cancer developed from polyps. KbInirglia 3~- no.6:117-119 Je 163.
(MIRA 17; 5)
I. Iz kafedry kbi rurg'.1. i on~..~-'nji i (zav. .- prof. Yu.A. flatnor)
Kaz-anskogo gosudarstvonnogo InstAtuta dlya usovqrshon,-tvjvaniya
vrachey imeni Lenina na baz.) 15-y Kavan.Aoy gorodskoy klti.nicht~skoy
bollnit!3y (glavnyy vrach IN.I. i'olozova).

I - - - -! - -
AVI)RICHIV,V.M.; XMITONOT, R.I.
Two cases of intestinal calculi simulating tumors of theintestines.
Nov.khiroarkh. no.3:83-84 Hy-Je '57. (MLRA 10:8)
1. Xafedra khirurgii t onkologti Xesenskogo tnetituta usovershenstvo-
vaniya vrachey
(CAICULI) (INTESTINES--TUMORS)

KURITONCV, R.K., aBsistent
Some improvements in the tochnic of forming an Ourtificial
stomach" from the small intestine following partial and total
gastric resections. Kaz. mod. zhur. no.2:43-47 Mr-Ap 162.
(KIM 15:6)
1. Kafedra khirurgii i onkologii (zav. - prof. Y'u.A. Ratns-r)
Kazomskogo Gosudarstvennogo instituta d1ya uso-rershenstvovaniya
vrachey imeni Lonina na baze 5-Y gorodskoy klinicheakoy bollnitsy
(glavnyy vrach - N.I. Polozova).
(STOMACII-SURERY) (IIU-.cj'TIIES-TItANSPLANTATIOII)

KHARITONOV, R.P.
1 .1 1 1 . ~. -, ---, -
S~stem of reporting in's control branch institute Of,inform-atior.;
work practices. NTI no.1;13 165. (MIRA 18:6)

USIK) I.Yao; KHARITONOV) R.T., elektrik
Modernization of mechanical and electrical equipnent.
Metallurg 7 no,7:31-32 Jl 162. OURA 15:7)
1. Rellsobalochnyy tsekh Kuznetskogo metallurgicheskogo komb-inata.
2. Pomoshchnik nachallnika, po mekhanicheskomu i elektricheskomu
oborudovaniyu rellsobalochnogo tockha Kuznot3kogo metallurgicheskop
kombinata (for Usik).
(Iron and oteel plants-Equipmont and supplies)

KRARITONOT. S.; SHTUMPY. A.
High-grade coal for consumers. Kast-ugl-3 no.10:16 0 '54.
(MLRA 7:12)
1. Zamestitall upravlyay-ushchago trestom Kolotovugoll
kombinata Kusbassugoll (for Kharitonov) 2. ~aebal'ni)c ON
shakhty "Napitallnaya-14 (for Shtumpf)
(Coal)

KHAP.ITOIIOV,,S.I.; SHTUMPF,A.G.; GREK,A.V.; TSYMBALYUK.A.G.; KAZNACHLTN
-'f_X'_`-,__*ff OGACIIEV A.A. G.
Response to V.D.Avramenko'S Article "For a fundamentel change in
the system of stnndardizing the cpiality of coal" ("Ugoll" no.2.
1955). Ugol' 30 no-9:43-45 S155. (MLRA 8:12)
1. Trest 14olotovugoll kombinnta-Kuzbasougoll (for Kheritonov)
26 Shakhta 'Kapitalinaya-l" tresta Molotovugoll (for Shtumpf)
3. Nachallnik Otdela StAndartizntsii Vsesoyiiznogo nauchno-
iseledovatellskogo institute, Ugleobognshcheniya (for Grek)
4. Toplivnaya inspektsiya M.P.S. po Kuzbassu uSibtranstop"(for
TS.vmbalyuk and Faznacheyev) 5. NAchallnik Otdela tekhnicheskogo
kontrolya shakhty no.4 "Yurkovskayal (for DOgAcheva)
(Coal--Standards) (Avramenko,F.D.)

rl%-.i L'L. I f i - V.- -i-. V- m I klu r' uv-~
Cillantitat.,vq evaluation of iron rozks and orc in t17 Icrivoly Fog
Basin based cri the radiometrin data of holes. Geofiz. abor.
no.9:97-100 t6-1. (141RA 18:6)
1. Vccsoyuznyy nauclino-l-,sledova-lt.p"-Igkiy institut yadernay
geologil i geofizikl i Dnepropetrovskaya geofizicherskaya
ekspedlLslya tresta 'Tkrpj:ofizrazvedka".

KHARITONOV, V.
Distribute the Apholinue, Zashch, raBt. ot vred. i bol. 10 no.21
35 165. (MIRA 1824)
1. Zaveduyuzhehiy entomologichaskor laboratoriyey-Oshakoy
Karantinnoy inspektaii.

-KHARITONOV, V.
- ~ , - . , ~-,t -- ~' -
The group is the educator of the man of the future, Rech, transpo 22
no.7:4 J1 163* NIU~ 16:9)
1. Sokretarl partiynege komiteta Khlebnikovskags suderemertne-
makhanicheskoge zavoda.
(Inland water transportation-Employees)

MRITONOV. V.
Five-story apartment house has has been assembled in fifty four days.
Ila stroi. Kook. 1 no.8:9-11 Ag '58. (MMA 11:10)
I.Brigadir komplekanoy brigady montazhnikov SU-3 treat& Moszhiletror.
(Moscow--Apartment houses)

MARITONOY, - V.
vw4vv.*,*, ~:&!
Platforms at the Junction of slopes and drifts. Mast.ugl. 5 no.10:22
0 '56. (MLRA 9:12)
1. Krepillshchik shakhty no.29 Imeni Stalins, tresta Rutchenkovugoll.
(Donate Basin-Aine timbering)

AUTHORS:Rozenfelld, L'. (.Professor),-Kharitonovp Y., Onosovskiyt V.*f
Manuylo, X., Zhebenkoy A., a-n-d--Bakallot R neers).
21he refri-
TITLE: Investigation of the refrigeration equipment
gerator shipp "Aktyubinsk". (Ispytaniye.kholodilinogo
oborudovaniya refrizheratornogo sudna "Aktyubinsk")'.
PERIODICAL:-'Kholodilvaua Tekh:nikaff (Refrigeration Engineering),
195 9,,, o.2v pp.&. - 10 (Ubbji).
ABSTRACT: The results are described of tests of a refrigerated
Diesel-electric shipycarried out by the Chair of Refrigera-
tion Machinery of the Leningrad Technological Institute in
cooperation with the team of a Baltic plant'. The refrig-
eration machinery was designed by the Central Refrigeration
Machinery Design Office and man)factured by the Moscow
"Compressor" Works'. The "Aktyubinsk" has a displacement of
10 250 tons and is one of a larger series of refrigerator
vessels. It has 5 refrigerated holds and 5 refrigerated
Itween decks of a useful volume of 6700 m3, enabling trans-
portation of 2700 tons of frozen or 3350 tons of chilled
fish. The refrigerated holds and 1tween decks are subdivi-
ded into a fore and an aft groupy each of which can operate
Card 1/3 at differing temperatures'. The cooling of the holds and
the Itween decks is effected by a solution of calcium
chloride. In single stage operation a temperature of -6 C
Investigation of the refrigeration equipment of the
refrigerator shipt "Aktyubinsk". (Cont.) 66-2-2/22
can be maintained in the holds and in the Itween decks
whilst in 2-stage operation a temperature of -18 C can be
maintained so that it is possible to maintain a temperature
of -6 C in one group of chambers and Itween decks and a
temperature of -18 C in the other group'. The characteris-
tics of the refrigeration machinery were established at the
test stand of the "Compressor" works and have been des-
cribed in an earlier paper W'. The results of the tests
of the-refrigerator ship are discussed and siimmarised in 2
tables. During the tests the entire refrigeration equipment
operated satisfactorilyl the insulation of the refrigerated
holds and Itween decks is of good quality and operated sat-
isfactorily~. The adopted 2-stage system is very simple in
operation but the author considers It advisable to develop
a circuit with an intermediate steam extraction applicable
for marine use and to compare the respective technical and
economic indices. To gain a clearer picture on the correct
selection of the type of refrigeration machinery the applied
card 2/ 32-stage set MXM~AAC-150 should be compared with a high
r'.p.m'. mult'i cylinder compressorp both stages being in a
single unit. For marine conditions it may be of interest

Investigation of the refrigeration equipment of the
refrigerator ship, "Aktyubinsk"'. (Cont.) 66-2-2/22
to use a rotational compressor as a booster compressor of
the lower stage. A number of slight inadequacies revealed
during the tests should be eliminated and further control
and metering instruments should be installed'.
There are 3 figaresq 2 tablesand 1 Slavic reference.
AVAILABI,Ei
Card 3/3
-sourzoo COD~-,*.---UIV04i6/66/00/010/0085/0037
A N AA!UU33628
lmlia: Norozov, V. (Erigineor, Lieutenant); naritonov, V. (Eagineor, Lieutoaant colonel
ORG: None
TITLE: A now burner system for broad-baking furnaces
Sou,,~o~T,: Tyl i snabzhoniyo sovetakikh vooruzhenivkh oil, no. 10, 1966, 65-W
Topic TAGS: food technolo&v, hinery, furnace, oil burner
L food product mac
Lwz-5o Aum=e, AP-65 oil burner
ABSTIUCT: 11o application of a neir AF-65 oil burner for JOJIK-50 broad-baking furnacoo
is described. Ito attachment to the furnaco is o!io;ai in a photo while tho-arrangomont of
system is schematically illustrated in a diacraili. The burnor is of a mechanical
draft atomizint,~ typo. It is equipped irith an olcctric motor, a fuel pump and an ignition
tran3fonaer. The fuel tank is mounted on the top of the furnace- a'ho tank is connected
to the fuel pump via a filter by means of a flexible pipo. A hand purip is provided for
the tan1c. The furnace temperature is controlled by a thermostat airitching the
An automatic O*r;itch ja also provided for con-nocting the burner
burner circuit in or out. V
system to a potror sourco. The flaw- ignition in controlled by a photocell- Me circuit
olemorita (rolays, olenrd lamp# Otc-) are LIOuntod oil a control panel. The oporation of
the burner system is explained and its advantaGoa over the previously uBed oystom aro
enumerated. Orig. art. has: 1 diagram, 1 photo.
SUB CODEz 13/ SMI DATBI None
Card

Power pack for the ORodina-52n receiver using the batteries from
the "Rodin&,-.471 receiver. 1441o no.6:40 Je 156. (KIAA 9: 8)
1. Sheptykullskly sovkhos, Kokchetavsksys oblasti.
(Blectric batteries) (Radio--Receivers and reception)

KITARITCHOV, V.
I
Discussing the fuel balance. JITO 2 no.2:14-16 F 6o.
(MM 13:5)
1. Chlon TSentral8nogo pravleniya Ilauchno-takhnichookogo obahchostva
energatichaskoy promyshlonnosti.
(Fuel)

KHARITONOV, V., inzh.; ZAYTSEVO V., inzh.
Power-propelled sunken-tree lifter. Rech. transp. 20 no.5:54-55
My 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Verkhne-Volzhskaya inspektsiya Rechnogo Regi-tra (for Kharitonov).
2. Zavod imeni Ullyanava-Unina Ministerstva rechnogo flota (for
Zayteev). (Cranes, derricks, etc.) (Rivers--Regulation)

KHARITONOV, V., inzh.
Solf-propelled dredger scow. Rech. transp. 21 no.3:47-48 YX
162. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Verkhne-Vo1zhskaja inspektsiya Rechnoi:o Registra RSFSR.
(scows)

I
MARITONOV, V., aspirant
Self-propelled, seagoing mud scow. Mor. flot 23 "10-11:37-39 N
163. (MIP'h' 16:12)
1. Go:-'kovjkJ.y ln:.Altut. Inz-honorov vudnogo Lraii:ii;o:-ta.

TSAY, T... kajW,t*kIfnnauk; KHAIUTONO-V.., V. L~ inzh. (Novokuznetsk)
Keramzit concrelle walls for coal preparation plants. Ha stroi. Roo.
3 no-12:12-13 D 162, (141RA 16:2)
(Coal preparation plants) (Concrete walls) (Keramzit)

IAVROVA, A.P.,, kand. tekhn. nauk.; GNOYEVOY, P.S., inzh.; KALEWOVA, M.S.,
st&rshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; GUSEVA, A,Ne, mladshiy nauchriyy
sotrudnik; MOROZOVA, L.I.,, mladshly nauchny7 sotrudnik;
KLUAR inzh.; KANAREVSKIY, A.A,, inzh.; MAZYAKIN, A.V.9
inzh.; LISHFAYp V.M., inzh.; ILOYASHENKO, M.A., kand. voter. nauk;
RYNDINA, V.P., inzh.; LOGINOVA, M.M., z1adshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik;
CHUDINA, S.A., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; TRUDOLYUBOVA, G.B.,
atarshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; KARGALITSEV, I.I., assistent;
MIKHAYLOVA, A.Ye., mladshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; KARPGVA, V.I.,
mladshiy nauchnyy i3otrudnik; MERKULOVA, V.K., mladshiy nauchnyy
sotrudnik; POLETAYEV, T.N., mladshiy naualmyy sotrudnik_
Study of the heat treatment conditions of smoked and cooked
sausage. Trudy VNIW no.16-.24..63 164. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Kafedra tekhnologii Moskovskogo teklinologicheskogo im tituta
myasnoy i molochnoy promyshlonnosti (for Kargailtsev).

TSFASJS B.S., dotsent, kand.tekhn.nauk; KAZACHKOV, V.S., stmen.;
KHARITONOV) V.D., student
I------ ---
Closing stresses in Bennis lever-type friction clutches.
Sbor.dokl.Stud.nauch.ob-va Fak.mekh.sell.Kuib.sell khoz.inst.
no. 1:109-115 162, (MIRA 17:5)
1. Kuybyshevskiy sel'skokhozyaystvennyy institut.

KHARITONGV, V.D.
Use of the analytic extension of magnetic fields to the lower half-
P,pace for geological mapping. Geofiz. sbor. no.7;92-96 164.
MRA 1711.1)
1. Kiyevokaya ekspeditfilya Ukrainskogo naucluic)-issledovatel'skogo
geologo-razvedoohnogo instituta.

IMRITONOV V.I., inzh.; YEROSHKIN, F.K.
Conversion of narrow-gauge rolling stock to automatic coupling.
Zhel.dor.transp- 43 no.2:74-75 F 161. (MI U 14! 4)
1. Zamestitell nachallnika transportnogo otdela Sverdlovskogo
savnarl-hoza.
(Railroads.. Narrow gauge)
(Car couplings)

KHARITONOV, V.K., inzh.
New book on gland packings, Dim. mash. no. 3:46-47 MY-Je ,6o.
(Packing (Mechanical engineering)) (MLRA 14:5)

VASILIIEV, I.V., inah.; YJIARITONOV, V.X., -inzh.
Selocting materials for " face sealings for operation 1-n a
sulfuric acid medium. Trudy IIIIICHIMMASH no.27:127-136 159.
(MIRA 14:8)
(Corrosion re8istant materials)

8/184/6ri/000/005/012/021/.XX
Alo4/AO26
AUTHOR; Kharitonov, V.K., Engineer
TITLE: End Packing and Its Use in Chemical Machine Engineering
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskoye mashinostroyeniyp, 1960, No. 5, PP. 9 - 13
TEXT: The advantages of the end packing and its superiority to gland
packing are discussed and details on its design and function given. Difficulties
in the selection of matching antifriction rings of end packings operating in
corrosive media are pointed out advising individual tests for all materials re-
commended below. One of the rings can be made of nickel-silicon alloy (11 - 13%
silicon), ferrosilicon, Y18H12M3T (Kh18N12K3T) cast iron, X23iio (Kh23MD3) acid-
proof steel, IX18H9T (lKh18NqT) steel, ceramics and in some cases even of "sorm-
ayt" and "stellit". The alloys listed are sufficiently hard and corrosion-re-
sist~Lnt but their use is limited due to brittleness and poor machining properties.
Best results were achieved with nickel-silicon alloys. Because of their lowsur-
face hardness (HB 120 - IdO kg/mM2), these alloys are suitable for pressures of
7 - 10 kg/cm2. According to S. Elonka,"Power", 1955, No. 3 (Ref. 2) their fa-
tigue strength can be improved by chrome plating. The same author (Ref. 4) re-
Card 1/4

3/184/60/000/005/012/021/XX
A104/AO26
End Packing and Its Use in Chemical Machine Engineering
commends the use of ceramics which are non-corroding in most media except in
fluorine. The second ring may be of carbon graphite, fluoroplastic, ceramics,
etc. Carbon graphites have good antifriction properties and a high corrosion re-
sistance. Antifriction and mechanical properties of these materials are Improved
by coating them with lead, tin, cadmium, organic resins, etc. Best results were
achieved withTTR-O (PK-0) carbon graphite insulated with a resin emulsion accord-
Ing to a formula developed by NIIKhIMMASh (All-Union Designing and Scientific
Research Institute for Chemical Machinery) (Ref. 5). Standard fluoroplastics
and metal ceramics and acid-proof steels impregnated with fluoroplastic etcha%e
a great potential in chemical machine engineering. The elasticity of fluoro-
plastics decreases rapidly at high temperatures, its low heat conductivity and
high thermal expansion coefficient render it unsuitable for dry friction.
VNIIPlastmass (All-Union Designing and Scientific Research Institute of Plastics)
started the production of fluoroplastics-4 filled with graphite, aluminum, bronm
etc., which eliminates some of the shortcomings. Carbon graphite and metals with
high surface hardness are recommended for antifriction rings subjected to dry
friction, Type E graphite proved most satisfactory. The contact surface of
rings must be even and smooth (Ref. 9, R. Schaffer, "Chem. Ing. Techn!', 1957, No.
Card 2/4

S/1811/60/000/005/012/021/XX
Alo4/AO26
End Packing and Its Use in Chemical Machine Engineering
4), grooves on one of the rings help to preserve the grease layer at high speci-
fic pressures. Good results were obtained with conic slid spherical contact Sur-
faces of carbon graphite. Two types, i.e., rotating and static springs are de--
scribed. S. Elonka mentions in "Power", 1958, No. 12 (Ref. 10) the use of mag-
netic "Alniko-5" alloys (20% Ni, 8% Co, 12% Al, 60% Fe), which simplify the de-
sign of end packings. The Importance of proper packing is pointed out and 0-
-shaped packings of real or synthetic rubberare recommended. The calculation
of end packings is based on the determination of the permissible pressure on
which depend the power consumption and the amount of heat emitted and the fatigue
strength of rings. Higher specific pressures are permitted in high-viscosity
media. It was conclusively proved that each pair of tested rings Is subject to
definite specific load limits (pv) which must be taken into consideration. In-
dex pv is not applicable to carbon graphite subjected to dry friction where per-
missible speed is limited by the temperature of the friction surface. Sliding
speeds can be increased If cooling is applied. The permissible speed range of
(D) graphite is 20 m1sec at type E - 40 m/sec at respective permissible presalms
of 35 and 25 kg/cm2 (Ref. 11, L.A. Plutonova, "Vestnik mashinostroyeniya", 1957,
No. 2). The coefficient pv should not exceed 22 for pure fluoroplastics or 66 -
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S/184/60/000/005012,tVXX
End Packing and Its Use in Chemical Machine Engineering Aio4/AO26
110, if fillers were added. Specific pressure can be reduced by enlarging the
contact surface; however, enlargements by more than 6 - 8 mm affect packing
properties. Balancing is achieved by decreasing the ring surface, but it is re-
commended to limit this to maximum 50% of the pressure force (Ref. 13, T.M. Bad-,
ta). In accurate calculations degree balancing depends on the viscosity of the
operation medium, I.e., 30 - 40% at high viscosity, 58 - 60% at medium viscosity
and 30 - 40% at low viscosity (Ref. 14, H.F. Creiner, Product Engineering, 1956,
No. 2, P. 27). There are 5 figures, I table and 14 references: 8 Soviet and 6
English.
-Card 4/4

PLATONOV, Vladimir Fedorovich; KFARITONOV, V.K., Inzh.j retsenzent.-,
AVERKE, V.A., inzh., tekhn. red.
(Polysmide bearings] Podshipniki iz poliamidov. Moskva. Mash iz,
1961. 108 p ~Plastic bearings) (Amides) (MIRA.14:M

MikilTOITOV, V.K.; MITEMOVA, G.V.
Case of anaphylactic shock associated with penicillin treatment
stomar.ological prikatice. Stomatologiia 40 no-4:92-93 JI-Ag 161.
(M R~ 3-4: 3-1)
1. 1z sanatoriya "Karkhovka" (g. Ilovozybkov Bryanskoy oblasti).
(SHOCK) (PENIGILLIN-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)
-A

DZLIMOV, Aleksandr Ivanovich. kand. ekon. nank; KHAR TOROT. T.K., red.;
BBL'OHMNKO, N.I., red. lzd-ve; SHITS, V.P.. takhn. red.
[Wood and the basic products manufactured from it in the national
economy of the U.S.S.R.] Drevesina i gimovve produkty so p4re-
rabotki Y narodnom khozialetve SSSR. Moskva, Goolesbumizdat, 195B.
99 P. (MM 1119)
(Wood usine industries)

L,c -ric i?.ric ~jn ticm
Particie,-,
ST..ectr-u41 of Vni-i tron 1.'.1s,; ri b 3,250 Leters A I-ove Sea Level," A. A I ik.- -,Y,-3n, Corr EF-11%)
Acad Sci U.SSF; A. Vayscnl-err Da Us
., ~, V. KI'aritonov, 11-:. yon, Inst of F'-. Acad
Sci US~SRI and Illys hst? Acnd SCI An7lenlan S"IR, 4 pjp
Ifrick Ak L:au,- SSSR" Ifol U, 1- 9
1 .0
Investiration on subject beran In 1111,6 in Comnic F.Py inix)n-tory on Fol~nt. Alnciz.
Reml-Its pib1I:-,Iicd In various journn1s, IncludinC Vest AIC S 1 ','o
L).:j . -~, lci47.
(Sr-,e Abstract 54T69). Authors dincovered yartLcles Inter-mc,'-,ite b, tveen rcco-lronr and
proton-, call-ing ther. vnrl trons becf-use they can he cltli~-,r t os"I or net.-r, tive.
in 1 P47. Describes rprovements in al irmiti.s. manses -nd
cl-~rf,es of I.,,art tc I es observed .Gral-fis sliovi urectra of wl ich nfls~cd
C. cri lend sheet but vere absoi-I~ed in 1.05 C= lerAd sho(A. Consist of ameries of well
defined r--;ax-ij.-z, and vious hypotheses on ioni-,-RtInn of 2~', Iir U.
FA 6 Ac/, T ~- I

KIMITNOVp V.
USSR/Nuclear Physics - Cosmic hadiation Jul L. 8
Nuclear Physics - Particles, Qiarrcd - Trajectories
I'Varitrons in the Hard Comionent of CostaLc Rays," A. Alikhanyan, Gorr Acarl
Sci USSR) A. Vay~-cnborgj M. Dkyun) V. Kii;Arit:.)rv)v, A. FonsWntirov !not of Phys
~roblemr., Acad ~~ci U.~;Sft, and Phys Inst, Acad Sci, AlImmiarl 5.jil' '3,~ pp
IlDok Ak 11fauk SSSR" Vol LIE, No 1
Previous article in 'IL)ok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LX, No 9 descriI)cd spectra of varitron
i.~asses obtained by exandnation of trajectories of particles absorbed in lead filters
installed above a deries of coanters. Present article discusses (I.Lta obtained on
the spectrum of the hard component, Submitted 19 Nay 190.
PA 8/49 T105

MIARITONOV; V. M.
USSR/Nuclear Physics - Varitrons
Nuclear Physics - Cosmic Rays
Aug 49
"Generation of Protons and Varitrons by the beutral Component of Cosmic Rays," A. I.
alikhan~an, 11. 1. Dayon, V. M. Kharitonov, Inst of Phys Problems, Acad Sci US.'-~R, Phys
Inst, Acad Sci Armenian SS", 8 pp
"Zhur Eksper i Teoret Fiz" Vol XIX, No 8
Observed generation of charged particles in lead caused by the neutral component at 3,250
meters. Magnetic analysis of the particles showed them to be protons and varitrons.
Theorized that the protons appeared as a result of exchange of c~Arge which the fast
neutron undergoes in interaction with nuclear particles. Submit,-ed ~'.O Apr 49.
PA 61/49T80

MWTONOV, V. M.
USSR/Nuclear Physics - ~',osmic Rays Varitons Oct 49
"Existence of Light Varitrons," A. I. Alikhanyan, A. A. Konstantinov,
S. M. Kharitonov, M. 1. Dayon, Phys Inst, Acad Sci Armenian SSR, Inst Phys Problem
Acad Sci USSR, 11 pp
"Zhur Eksper i Teoret Fiz" Vol XIXI No 10. Submitted 28 Jun 1,9.
PA0qc5XW Studied pulse (momentum) opectrm of cosmic particles in the
interval 30-80 MeV/c. howed that particles exist in this pulse (momentum)
interval which have masses of 150, 100, 80, and, apparently, 50 times the
electron mass. Submitted 28 Jun 49o
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USSR/Nu'clear Phyvics - Meson, Ionizing 11 SeP 51
Particles
"Determining the Ionizing Ability of Particles With
Kass Intermediate Between That of Meson and Proton,"
V. Kharitonov, T. Marikyan, A. Alikhanyan, Corr Mem,
Acad Sci USSR Phy Inst, Acad Sci Armenian SSR
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LXXX, No 2, pp 201-204
Concludes that particles of intermediate mass can-
not be 'identical with mesons or electrons, which
latter are stopped because of ionization losses, and
that mean value of the mass of the intermediate
particles which is detd according to the mr-an ioniz-
ing capacity and momentum (pulse) ~'or accarding to
221T78
mean ionizing power and flight) coincides with the.
value of the mass detd according to mean momentum
(pulse) and flight. Masses of intermediate parti-
cles are grouped around 2 values: 600 anJ 950 me.
Submitted 23 Jul 51.

Physics - Spectrometer, Magnetic 1 Jul 52
lation in the Ionizing Ability of Particles in
New Hagnttic Spectrometer," V. Kharitonov, Phys
Acad Sci Armenian SSR
Ak Wauk SSSR" Voi LXM, No 1, PP 71-74
~cknowl-dges the const interest of A. 1. Alithanyan,
,orr Kem, Acad Sci USSR, and the assistance of A. T.
~Dadayan, G. A. Marikyan, and G. Merzon.~ Describes
in detail inve at igat ions into the properties of
the system. for measuring ionizing ability of particles
Simultaneously with detn of their impulse (momentum)
aU4 flight path (namely, in early 1951 studies at
~3,200 meters above sea level); uses data obtained
224T90
-auring deter=-nation of ionizing ability of the pene-
tratIng particles, mesons and protons of various
fl4ht paths. Submitted by Acad L. D. Landau
26 Apr 52.

~ I I ,

'MI I '.-
la, P.S. [Veremlievp P.S.); KHARITCIIOV, V.D.
VY
Selecting location points of holes in determining the nature
of magnetic anomalies. Geol. zhur. 24 no.2t77-80 164
(MIRA 18 t2)
1. Ukrainakiy nauchno-issledovateltakiy gornorudnyy institut.

k.Itlas Of
rc
Au",
AT

I I SL Det"ittindtfout of the mists of (be dArvA
counk-mT pnnkkt With a tile ll"Wd of Z jimc.
A- EY~ (J. A. INIAKIlCirKS 00,I) V M-
Zir. i,.e. I-tx, 14.
Sea A17dtr. 1032 (19W). 11155 (1954). The rcsicsirch
was cqrTied CU't to pro" idat goswcrs to the l7cf1cwtag
questions: (1) Does the air stream cf casm~c rsys at
lint altitude of 1230 ri contain, be-Tilics tile wincs-11.
aLscl other urisuble pitrtides with the tame life
period? (2) ~%Tut is the nature of the dcczy of
,pank(es to wtdch ra mass givalcr than that of ttL-.
ipmton thould be liscribcd? Masses of particles;
:d=ying withirt 2psec were determined by using &q
!sipparatus vtich Es described and illustrat-d. &Q
,dkintegratlemobsenvdc=bec%pUreAby assurning
the prcsencc of the tt- and -mcson- M~d-i. '!'t;IY-s
*= ab~t-cd in-1,mg t-,c inci J- ,f tit, m~n-
awn-auns PrUwM Un tim Z~'-n"S -u-t.
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Name: KHARITONOV, Vladimir Moiseyevich
Dissertation: InvestiSation of the ionizing capa-
1h
city of particles of cosmic rays
Degree: Doc Physical and I-lath Sci
Affiliation: Physics Inst,'Acad Sci Armenian SSR
Defense Date, Place: 28 Jun 55, Council of the Heat Engi-
neering Laboratory, Acad Sci USSR
Certification Date: 7 Jul 56
Source: BMVO 5/57
KWKYAN, G.A.; KHWTONOv' V.M.
Effect of magnetic fields on the performance of proportional counters*
izv.AN Arm.SSR.Ser.MT 8 ne.6:19-27 N-D 155. (MLRk 9:7)
l.Fizichaskir institut An Armyanskey SSR.
(Ifuclear counters) (Maenatic fields)

USSR/Nuclear Physics - Decay planes
FD-3261
Card 1/1 Pub. 146 - 2o/44
Author : Kharitonov, V. M.
Title : &ienta'tion of the decay planes in double VO cases
Periodical : Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz., 29, No 6(12), Dec 1955, 868-869
Abstract : In a note under the same title T. Ballam et elii (Phys. Rev., 97,
245, 1955) consider ten so-called "double VO cases" for which on
one and the same photograph obtained with a Wilson chamber two dis-
integrations are visible; they propose that both Vo particles arose
in one and the same splitting and consider the angles between the
plane in which both of these particles lie and the planes in which
the decay products of each of them lie. The authors finally con-
clude, in spite of the small statistical data, that a certain cor-
relation exists between the directions of the planes of scatter of
the secondary particles and the plane in which both of the Vo par-
ticles lie and hence that the spin of at least one of the VO parti-
cles is greater than 1/2 (S. Treiman, et al., Phys. Rev., 97, 244,
1955). The author of the present letter to the editor claims that
it is impossible to make any such conclusions concerning the presence
of correlation under the existing statistical data. He thanks G. S.
Saakyan, who reviewed this communication. Three references, all
Western.
Institution : Physical Institute, Academy of Sciences Armenian SSR
Submitted : August 31, 1955
'j_^4waA*tm J) 4 1 q 4 X-1 - P-

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CALCULATIONS: FORMULAS
"Fluctuations of the Coefficient of Gas Amplification in a Proportional
Counter", by V.M. Kharitonov, Institute of Physics, Academy of Sciences
Armenian SSR) ory Telchn kA Eksperimenta, No 3, November-December
1956, pp 45-46".-
The author solves the kinetic equation for the probability of va-
rious values of the coefficient of gas amplification for an arbitra-
ry number of initial electrons.
Card 1/1
SEVIRE, Emilia, professor (sSb&); postscript by 1BARITONOV. V.M
[Antiprotons; postscript by V. Kharitonov! Antiprotony. Hook-Va,
Izd-vo "Znanie," 1957. 19 P. (Vaesoiuznoe obahchestvo po
rasprostraneniiu. politicheskikh i nauchnvlch znanil. Ser. 8, no.10)
(MlRA 10:5)
1. Kaliforniyakiy universitat (for Segrm).
(Protons)

BEGUANOV, R.B.; KIIARITONOV, V.R.
Setting up experiments fir determining Int-iraction pnthF; and
statistical errors in measurements. Doi-.I.AH Arm.ssn 26 no-3*-
141-144 158. 04M 12:10)
1. Fizichookiy institut All Aroyanskoy SSR i Fizikn-tnk-hnicheskiy
Institut All Uzbekskoy SSR. Prndstavlonn A.I.Alikhanyanon.
(Filters and filtration)

AUTHOR: Ba-dasaryan, L.S., Marikyan, G.A. SOV/22-11-3-5/5
TITLE: Multichannel Amplitude Analyser With a Lo-r-arithmic Characteristic
fo-'r the Ecasurement of Impulses (Knot:okanalInyy amplitudnyy
analizator impullsov n lo,-ariftaictieskoy kharaktoristikoy)
MIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk 1116rinyanskoy SSR, jeriya fiziko-
matematicheskikh, n?!-,] Ir
Vol 11, Nr 3, PP 70-6i (USSIZ)
ABSTRACT: This is a short description of a device for the measurement
of impulses which is working since 1955-
There are 9 figures and 1 American reference.
I,SSOCIATION:Fizicheskiy institut Akademii nauk Armyanskoy SSR (.Tnz;tit,.1tD
of of the Academy of Sciences of the Armenia- jjA)
SUBM,ITTED; February 4f 1956
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AUTHORS:Bagdasaryan, L. IS., Kharitonov, V hl
TITLE: Multi-channel Pulse Amplitude Analyzer with a Lo-arithmic
Characteristic (Mno-okanal'nyy amplitudnyy analiozator -
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impul'oov s logarifmicheskoy icharakteristikoy)
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1959, Nr 1, PP 70-72
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The instrument was designed for the measurement of the
ionising power of .,Iharged particles from the cosmic
radiation. The principle of operation of the device is as
follows. The pulses from a proportional counter are ampli.-
fied in a. linear amplifier and applied to the input of the
analyzer (see the block schematic of Fig 1). At the same
time a t-J.-,.ier oircuit is triggered by a triple coincidence
pulse. The timer produces a negative pulse having a durat-
ion of 30 ~Ls and also generates sinusoidal wave forms; the
start of the sinusoidal sirnal coincides with the end of the
pulse. These two signals from the timer are also applied to
the analyzer. The sinusoidal wave form serves as a time mar--
ker and the number of the cycles corresponds to tlie amplitude
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Multi-Ohannel Pulse Amplitude Analyzer with a Logarithmic Characteris-
tic
of the measured pulse (to a logaritWiiic scale). The pulses
are counted by means of a 3-decade counter. The circuit of
the analyzer proper is shovin in Fig! 2. The first four tubes
of the circuit operate in such a way as to produce a rectan-
Igular pulse whose amplitude is equal to that of the measured
pulse and whose width is 304s. The sixth tube of the circuit.,
together with condenser C and resistance R produce
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the lengthening of the trailing edge of the pulse. An expon-
ential tail having a time constant of 1.1 ms is thus produced
and the resulting pulse is then cut at a level of 6 V. The
pulses are applied to a Schmitt trigger which produces pulses
of constant amplitude; tile duration of these pulses is propor-
tional to the amplitude of the original input pulses, In the
circuit of Fig 2 it was found that the length of the output
pulses could be measured with an error of +0.3~Ls, The cali-
bration curve of the analyzer is shown in Fig 4, where the
axis of the abscissaerepresents the number of channels and
the axis of the ordinates correslonds to the pulse amplitude.
Application of the instrument to practical problems is illus-
trated by the curves of FiSs 5, 6 and 71 which represent the
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tic
publication of the issue of this journal, 195?, Nr 4, the
editor received the following letter: "...the idea of a loG-
arit-limic conversion in an amDlitude analyzer which was des-
cribed in my paper on an amplitude analyzer with a logarith-
mic conversion in this journal,
1947, Nr 4, p 43, was taken
from V. 11. Kharitonov., who., together with L. S. Bagdasaryan,
proposed it earlier in a different instrument. Signed by
B. N. Moiseyev"). The paper contains 7 figures and 4 refe.---
ences, of which 2 are English and 2 Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut AN ArmSSR (Physics Institute of the
Academy of Sciences of the Armenian SSR)
SUBMITTED: January 14, 1958.
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AUTHORSz Akopyan, G.S., Xarikyang G.A., SOV22-12-1-6/8
Kharitonov, V.11.
TITLE: "~F6h6iWji-:t6r"the Hodoscope (Nekotoryye novyye skhemy
dlya godoskopa)
PERIODICAL: Izvesti~s,-Akademii na.uk Armyanskoy SSR,Seriya fiziko-matemati-
cheskikh nauk, 1959, Vol 12, Nr 1, PP 85-92 (USSR)
ABURACT: The authors describe the experiences which have been made
during the last years by the mountain expedition of the FIAN
of the Armenian 3SR with its scientific equipment and with its
operation , -1' , Especially there are described a neon cell
designed by the participators of the expedition for hodoscopes
with self-quenched counters, a method for supply of several
self-quenched Geiger-MUller counters, and two schemes for the
hodosoopes. The authors thank E. Agasyan for the installation
of the coincidence circuit, L. Grigoryan for his participation
in the experiments and T.L. Asatiani for the interest in the
works described.
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There are 5 figures, and 3 references, 2 of which are Soviet,
and 1 American.
ASSOCIATION:Fizicheskiy institut AN Arinyanskoy SSR kPhysics Institute,
AS Armenian SSR)
SUBMITTED: August 20, 1958
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AUTHORS- Karabekov. I.P.. Marikyan G A and
Kharitonov, V.M.
TITLE: Novel Combining of Pulses from Geiger-MUller
Counters
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika ek-sperimenta, !')GO. No. 5.
p. 129
TEXT: The standard circuit (Fig. 1) for combining a
number of pulses derived from Geiger-Mdller counters in a
large hodoscopic system is unsatisfactory in that the
parameters of the pulses in the combining circuit depend
on the parameters of the hodoscopic cells. A system over-
coming this disadvantage was devised and this is shown in
the diagram of' Fig. 2. The combination pulse in this circuit
is formed directly by the counter current across the resistance
connected to the common cathode of a group of counters. On
the other hand, the pulses applied to the hodoscopic cells
are taken from the resistances connected to the circuits of
the counter. In this system the parameters of the combination
pulses are independent of the parameters of the hodoscopic
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E192/E382
Novel Combining of Pulses from Geiger-MUller Counters
cells and the pulses are equal in amplitude so that the
effect of noise is eliminated and the pulses from one cell
do not affect the other cells. The combining resistance
Rk is comparatively small so as to eliminate tile effect of
noise. In practice. Rk = 600 4-L. The parallel capacitance
of the cathode is about 200 pF and tile output pulses have
amplitudes ranging from 0.05 to 0.1 V. The rise time of the
pulses is about 0.4 jis and their duration is about 2.5 4s.
In a standard circuit (such as shown in Fig. 1), the rise
times are of the order of 2 lis and the pulse durations are
about 50 jis. There are 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicheskiy institut AN ArmSSR (Physics
Institute of the AS Armenian SSR)
SUBMITTED: September 15, 1959
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KWITMOV, V-n.
Neutrinos and antineutrinos in free space. Dokl. AN SSM Al
no.1:66-69 11 f6l. (MIRA 24:3-1)
I* Fizicheskiy institut an Armyanskoy SSn. Predstavleno
ak'adcmikom A.A.Artsimovichem.
(Neutrinos)
S/04s/62/026/006/010/020
B125/B102
0 11 Mharitonov, V, 11,
TITLE, Neutrino and antinOutrinO in free space and an
experimental plan for recordin&, fLMt antineutrinos
due to cosmic rays acting on interstellar matter
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fizioheskayal
v. 26, Ao. 6, 1962, 742-745
TEXT: The neutrino fluxes in free space, which provide information on
the earliest stages of the universe and on the possible existence of
antiworlds, may come from three -, sources: 1) From neutron decay of the
original cloud, 2 from an initially existing neutrino cloud or from
antivorlds, and 3~ from cosmic rays propagating in the galactic space.
Yrien the time scale covers a "long period" (T ,, 1015 years), the number
of neutrinos and antineutrinos is larger in case 2 than in case 1. If
cosmic ray intensity remains constant throughout the galaxy during T years,
the neutrino and antineutrino fluxes will have the value
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exists beti~een production and the,,~oining of neutrinos and antineutrinoe
(e g. of "double neutrino capture and neutrino produotion is to a
great extent irreversible in our own universe.
ASSOCIlLTION: Fizicheskiy institut Akademii nauk ArmSSR
(Physics Institute of the Academy of Sciences ArSSR)
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AUTHOR: Kharitonov, V. K.
TME: Degradation of stellar and condc neutrinos
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, V. 150, no. 1, 1963, T5-76
TCFIC TAGS: stellar noutrinos degradation, cogmic aeutrinos degradation, Pauli
exclusion principle
ABSTRACT: The pr