SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SOKOLENKO, I.P. - SOKOLIK, A.S.

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BARAVIV, Georgiy Fedorovich; AWL-E-NKO_,_ I. P. _ red.; TALAN, F. S. J,
red,; OUCHUFAK, V.D., tekhn. red.
[population protection In an atomic, chemical, and
bacteriological war]Zashchita naseleniia. v usloviiakh prime-
neniia atomnogo, khimicheskogo i bakteriologicheskogo oru-
zhiia. Pod obshchei red. I.P.Sokolenko. Kiev, Gosmedizdat,
1962. 423 p. (MIRA 16:2)
(Russia-Civil defense)

SOKOLMO. M.P.
Increasing the productivity of evaporation stations. Sakh. prom.
31 no.5;31-32 My 157. (KLRA 10:6)
1. Bichurskiy eakharnyy zavoa.
(SiWar industry)

SOKOLINKO, M.P.
-53
Nonautotatic condensed water removal. Wkh. Prom. 32 no,,3:52
Mr g58. (NrBA n
11, Bichurokiy sakh&rnyy sarod.
(Sbgar industr7)

LTUBIMOVA, R.; SOKOLEM , N.
The trade-union council conducts legal inspections. Okhr.
truds. I sots.strakh. no.10:26-28 0 159. (MIRA 13:2)
1. Pravovyye Inspektora Moskovskogo gorodskogo, soveta
profsoyuzov.
(Moacow--Trade unions)

MOISBYEV, S., Inzh.pO tekhnike bezopasnosti; KALINOVSKIY, F., mekhanik;
SHALOMOV, B., yuriekonoullt; TALANOVA. N., inzh.po tekhnike
bezopasnosti; BYGHKOVA, I., inzh.; VORONOV, A., elaktrik; SOLDLENXO,
N - EIJTUZOT, P.; TOPYRIK, P., pensioner; FIUMOV, G., inz6-..,-PO---,
tekVnike bezopasnosti; CHWHETKIN, A.; KLIMINTIYEVA, Ye.
Those, who serve us. Okhr. truda i sots. strakh. 3 no-7:5243 Jl
16o. (MIRA. 13:8)
1. Reydovaya brigada. 2. Mookhladokombinat imeni Mikoyana (for
moiseye~. 3. Upravieniye Mosgorplodoovoshch (for 1411novskly).
4. TSentrallnyy universallnrr magazin Voyentorga (for Shalomov).
5. G6sudarstvennyy.universal'nyy; ma-gazin, Moskva (for Talantova).
6. Obahchestvennyy inspektor okhrany truda Mostorgstroya (for
lVchkova). 7- Obshchestvennyy inspektor okhrany truda Mosrybokombi-
nAta (for Voronov). 8. Pravovo7 inspektor Moskovskogo gorodskogo
soveta profsoy-uzov (for Sokolenka). 9. Obshchestvenny7 inspektor
okhran7 truda kholodilinika No.1, Moskva (for Kutuzov). 10. Moskovski7
r7bokombinat (for Fedyukov). 11. Korrespondent gazety "Sovetskaya
torgovl7a" (for Chechetkin). 12. Zaveduyushchaya otdelom profso7uz-
nOy 2hizni gazety "Sovetskaya torgovIya" (for Klimentlyeva).
13. Spetsiallnyy korrespondent zhurnala "Okhrana truda. i sotsiall-
noye strakhovani3re" (for Gromov).
(Yarehouses-Safety measures)
(Retail trade--Safety measures)

SOKOLEV,iO, N,.
-..'reru-in is a Cen-md fig-m-a ir. educatior-all vark. Frof.-t.ehh.
a Or. 19 no.3.-2-1--22 I-L- -62, 1
L, direlctora po kLd 'tunic- ralbote
uehj..LJ~~llv;ha mokJawlizatDii se-177pkoem kho?,y&yBt-vf,. 'jo.1
and teaeldr%)

SOKOLEENKC). N.
Who ?i7aLdd conduc-tv politi:al jrfj-~rrmal-Dn sesiiions? P f.-tekh~
nbr. 20 no.5--:25 I'Ay 163. (MIRA 16,7)
1. Pomosh-Enik direktora khamakogo sel'skogo profesaional7no-
~elkliui--heskc-- uchilishcha No.2 Krrasnodarskogo kraya.
tl

, inzh.; SOKOLEINKO~ N.F.,
RAGOZIN, P.S., gornyy inzh.; GURIN, V.M., gornyy
gornyy inzh.
Developing 451 m of incline in a month. Ugoll Ukr. 7 no.7:45
J1 163, (MIRA, 16:8)
(Coal mines and mining-Labor productivity)

30876- 50-KOLE!,flKO, 1,11. F. S. I.
Rabota s kormov7rmi travarr.-i. V sb: Nn-uch. trudir V-sesajoz. selekts.-~enet.
in-ta im. Lysenko. , 1949, s. 162-82.

F. C, pr4
1 :D C'. r Cj~'
I-o chi-,
Leto-~issl 71-an-a-I Inyl,11 S~att-y, N '~Q,
u -.0 m.,

sof.C'U~ii~cj' i,.-. V.
Odessa Province - Alfalfa
Summer soiring of alfalfa in Odessa Province
Sov. agron. 10 no. 6, 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
Augu.-t, 1552. UNCLASSIFED.

USSR / Cultivated 21,1nt2* F n r a ;10 CV0Ps -7
1c)56? No -16, [':!028.
Abs jour: Ref ~,hul-3i0l- 1.
,china, N.
N F.; ?etru* te.
Aut'nor : Genetic Institu
ion selec-clon-
cal-Un
Inst : d 11arvests c)f Fodder elOn Crops.
Titi~- See in-M, 1957, No 3,
0 r i ~f-' P ub 3yul- V623. sejeicts.-geciet. -
17.
esUlt Of raising fodder and talole
Abstract: in 1955, as a r wateruielOnj hybrids viere
. -jas of squastj and Tid
variet, p iarvest yiaid a
o'ota-ined whict, ossess IE- in the fruits-
lutrient ii:atter
higner content of I u auash comDrised
tile harvest of 11stof'-Intovoy" S - W_
Thus -ts free Pollination ltb
-'7 c (control) W i t 1-1 ' ination
137.1 uash - 145 3 C, and with poll and
oans,-O.." sq ya'
"is- -, > )f pollen 0~ tn`_~' "ispanskay Pol-
by a 11jisture ( " le lattar's
11;'riedovaya bela,a" varieties (in
Card -.L./2
USSh / Gi.~ltiva'Ge6 Plants. Fri ra T., e C r,) p s .
A;)s Jr)ur: RI-If r,hur-3io1., 19~)6, No 10, B028.
AoszraCT-: len) !89.-j -_ was obtained from 1 liectare. In the
fruit of the "Stofuntovoy" squash, dry matter was
it 35"; su,,ar 2.82,,'~; and the hybrid "Stofuntovoy"
"Ispansl~aya" (with use of isolation of flowers)
L~ave respectively and -'~.28~3. -- Ye. T. -71hukov-
-1 fl
Card 2/2
82

Country : USSR tables, Melons.
CateCory: Cultivated Pl-%rr~s- potatoes. VeGe
.bs icur: RIZ110icl.; Tic 11, 1958, No 48930
loa-V-ior Sckolenko, N.F.
Inst,
Title Potatoes Suitable for Sunmr Pleating Periods.
OriG Pub: Kolaospnik Mra--.ni, 1957, No 5, _35-36-
No abstract.
Card V1.
m-4
UO-SR, / Cultivated plants. todderS_
Abs JOur: Ref Zhur-BiOl-.9 No 6P 1958, 25081
k llnlriiko, N
the
Author Ico 1 17 __r glection tnd Genetics In5t
-%~ - n 0 a J1
04~
Inst he Cultivation on Pr oduction Fields J
Title Alfalfa nian SSR
Steppe Rayons of the Uicrai
oriS pub: Zemledeliye, 1957, No 6, 33-39
,s of a number of years
Abstract: According to the finding nd Genetics Insti-
. All-Union Selection a
made by the , alfalfa Bummer sowingS
tute in Odessl~caya Oblast' ber Of years.
guarantee a high yield through a null Kith the
3 were gotten in 1949-1951 1 Is
Good hay cropf of alfalfa at the "Askaniya Nova
summer sowing )nskaya Oblast' and'at the sovkhozes
farm in Khersc Sts were obtained
of Odesskaya Oblast'. Seed harve in 1949-1951
with summer sowing in the kolkhOze5
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SOKOLF,IiKo, II.F.
Nodule formation on the roots of alfalfa sown in summer [with sum-
mary in English]. Mikrobiologii 27 no-3:335-339 My-Je 158
(MMA 11:9)
1. Vsesoyuznyy selektaionno-geneticheskiy institut im. T.D. Lysenko,
Odessa,,*
(AT-VAT A) .
(ROOT MERCLES)

SOKOLEIYO, N. F., -.,-.oc A:7ric Sci I'diss) -- "Lil-,roclirrati.c and prlr,-
I - ~:, I
ciplps of c-.,,lt-ivatin:l- lucerne in the steppes of the Ukrainian SSR" . Kiev,
1960. 33 PP (?,Ain A.rric Ukr SSR, Ukr Acad Agric Sci), 270 coPies (IM, 1,10 15,
19/D0, 1337)

A,,S,. , (Icktor iel'khuz. nauk, otv. red, , RERCHENKO, B, E, , red.
kand. sellkho~-. ri&Lk-- VENGIU-0OVSKII, S.I., kiind, sellkhoz.,
nauk, red-; VERMHCHEA, A..I., keind. sel-khoz. nauk, red.j
GARKAVY-Y, P.F-, kand, selkhoz. nauk 9 red.; Dori'USFINI, D.A.,
akademll, red.,; KEUGHMO, F.G., akadem-1k. red.;
PUKRAL;SKIY, A.T. kand. selikhoz. nauk, red,,- SOKOLSENKO
'N,y_,.__doktor sellihos.' naulr,, red,,; KHITRINSKIY, It
Y9
sellkhoz. nauk, red.; SYIWIOV, F.V.,, red.z TETYUREVA, I,V,,
red-; VAKHOVA, N,N,,, tekhn, red,
['.I'oward5 the devellopm-ent of Michurinist agrobiological
theories] Za razvitie m-Icnurinskol agroblologgicheskoi nauki;
Materialy... Mosk7a, Sel',khozIzdat, 1963. 350 p.
MIRA 16.10)
1. Nauchnaya kon-ferentsiya, posvyashc-henraya ~O-letiyu
Vsesoyuznogo Ordena Leninp i Ordena Trudovogo Krasnogo Zna-
"ektsionno-gene-Ocheskogo, instituta imeni T.D.
mem se~
Lysenko- 2. Chien-korrespondent Vsesoyuzrioy akadami'. aell5ko-
kho-zyavttvennykt, rzaak imen! V,I.Leninp-, direktor Vsesoyuz-
nogo selekts4Lor-rc--Fe-D-,--ti-r--heskcgo instituta imeni T.,D.'Lysen~o
(for V'Usiyko). 1. VsesoTuznaya akademiya sel'skokhozyay-
stvennykh nau)L imem- V.I.Lenina (for K:Lr'Lchenko, Dolgashin).
4. VsesoyuznTf 5elektsionno-geneticheskiy institut imeni
T.D..Lysenk-o (for Kirichenko,, Vengrenovskiy, Garkavyy),
'dium
5. GlavnTj ucheny-y sekretar' prezI a Vsesoyuznoy akademii
selIskoIChozyaystvennykh nauk imeni V.1,Lenipa (for
Pukhal'.sk-17),
(Plant breeding) (plants, Gultivated)

I
SOKOLENKO, N.F., doktor sellskokhoz.nauk
Summer planting of tubers for the produ:.-tion of seed potatoes
as an important factor in southern potato growing.
Agrobiologiia no.6:840-850 N-D 165.
(MIRA 18:12)
1. Vsesoyuznrf selektsionno-geneticheskiy institut, -,-.
0
Odessa.

1. IVANOV, A.Ya,, S6KOLKNKO, N.Ya.
2. USSR (600)
7. Vrediteli i Bolezni Ovoschnykh, Bakhehevykh Hul"Lur I Kartofelya v
Tadzhikskoy SSR i Mery Bor'by s Nimi (Pests and Diseases of Vegetable and
Melon Crops and of the Potato in the Tadzhik SSR and Measures for Combatting
Them), 68pp, Stalinabad, 1951.
9. MikrobialogiX , Vol XXI, Issue 1, Moscow, Jan-Feb 1952, pp 121-132. Unclassified.

Insects_ F-arra
zoology Crop
Fruit:, and Derry
Gencral "'Ites.
f,l Insects ai
Pests. NN 2339-
-1c,,,: Ref
f,b s , 1 11. Ya BArch 1-,Ist-.' Ltute for Horti-
30ko q ntific-Rese Leal cultures,
,utj,cr i '53 C i an, 1,7oth
ad .1 SubtrOD:
iculture Codlin&
Inst cul re, Vin' 3 of corritrollina the
.. Che~aical 1,iean oaonella).
Title (Car-pocapsa D
in-t
hn. 'nf OrM. T 1.ultur,
nauchnO-t6~' rstva i Subtro.0
OriS Pub; BYu , vinograda
sadovord'st've ) -14:.
, lZ
19157' vyp. 1 of 3.3 ha of an
~ayinF- -I (active
In e:CL)er1.-jjental s:?] 956 ,.-,,ith a 0*4:,, 40
-tract: in hard in I
1-b s aprle tree ore us-.3ensi0n at the rate of
\ DDT - g to the ratios li2tll
substance, tree accOrdin
litres Per
Card 1/3 45
Us--.? / General and ~.!).:)ecial 'oology. Insects. liarm-
ful Insects and I.'-'ites. Fruit and .3erry Crop
Pests.
Abs Jour: --lef Zhur-:Aol., No 1, 1959, 2339.
iLbstract: 2:1:1 and 1,1:1 there -,,iere d&~laped res.-L)ect-
ively 7-a;fo, M% and 11.2~fb of the fruit. The
ratio 2: 1: 1 is,re6oicimended in industrial prac-
tice; this perfiAts the repetition of the treat-
,--ient in case of previous rains (frequent in the
first half of May) . ':heh the codli -ng moth has
t,,~io hatchinas, dusting aocordinE to the ratio
2:1 is recof-imended -zhen the demaGe is F.reat and
2:0 when the danage is saall; when there is only
one iliatching (on Pamir) dusting according to the
ratio 2.0 is recommended irres-~ective of the dam-
age. In a 1956 ex)eriment, lpi`ien tra)-Ang belts
X I
faade frorn wra -pping- 13aper, satu-ated 1-'th a 15%
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SOKOLENKO,--N. Ya.; SHUMAYEV, A. D.; VOLYNSKAYA, Ye. I.
Multiplication of the leaf beetle Theone (leptosonyx)
silphoider Dalm in tha pastures of Kazakhstan. Zashch. rast.
ot vred. i bol. 5 no.10:53-54 0 160. (MIRA 16-1)
1. Kazakhskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut zashchity
rastenly, Alma-Ata.
(Kazakhstan-Wormwood-Diseases and pests)
(KELzakhstan-Leaf beetles)

SKORODINSKAYA, V.V., starshiy naixchnyy sotrudnik; SOKOIENKO, O.M. , klinicheskiy
ordinator
3ffect of enucleation on the function of the remaining healthy eye.
Uch. zap. UEIGB 4:380-383 '58. (NIPA 12:6)
1. Ukrainskiy eksperimentaltrWy institut glaznykh bolezney i tkanevoy
terapii imeni akademika V.P. Filatova.
(my'-sumIRT) (VISION)

cf-

KUELOCILKIN, B.; MICHMO, I. ; PykTIBRATOV, Ya.; SOKOL3NKO, V.
Electric locomotive builders need thermovetting insulation
lacquers. Blek. i tepl.tiaga 2 no-12:8 D '58.
(~(M 12: 1)
1. Direktor Navocharkasakogo alaktrovosostroital'nogo ze-woda
(for K-urochkin). 2. Prodeadatell.zavodskogo komitsta. profsoyasa
Vovocherkass~ogo elektroyozostroitel'nogo zavoda (for Zhurchenko).
3. Sekretars partkoma. Tovocherkaeskogo elektrovosostrottellnogo
savoda (for Pyatibratov). 4. Sekratarl komiteta Voeaoyusnogo
Leninskoogo kor~misticheskogo soyusa molodeshi Novocherkasakogo
slektrovozoatroltel'nogo zavoda (for Sokolenko).
Ollectric locomotives) (Insulating materials)
(Lacquers and lacquering)

MOSHCHINSKAYA, N. K.; SILIN, N. F.; DMITRENKO, Ye. Ye.; LIDEMON, V. A.;
LOKSBIN, G. B.; KOROHAGINA, A. M.-, Prinimali uchastiye:
ZALITSMANOVICHI T. A.; MMEDOV, A. A.; SAPSOVICH, L. V.;
S tudent; ZMSYANSKAYA, L., studentka
Preparation of aromatic dicarboxylic acids and their chlorides.
Neftekhimia 2 no-4-541-549 JI-Ag 162. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni
F. E. Dzerzhinskogo.
(Acids, Organic) (Chlorides)

3 ~oo
WU
S/200/62/000/010/002/002
D204/D307
,~'iUTIIO,M: Vorozhtsov, N.N. (Jr.), Sokolerato, V.A. and Yakobson,
G.G.
'OITLE: rxomatic derivatives of fluorine. X1. The prepara-
tion and reactions of 2-6. dirLitrofluorobenzene (1)
R I OD IC AL Alcade-miya nauk SSSR. Sibirskoye otdcleniye. Izves-
tiya, no. 10, 1962, 87-90
The new compound I (b.p. 150-1550C/10 mm Hg, m.p.
60-610C) was smoothly prepared in 76-811/4' yields by heating 2,6-dini-f
tro chloro benzene (!I) with anhydrous I(F at- 1900C. The 17 atom is ac-
402-groups and may be
tivated by the adjacent electron-attracting 1
readily displaced by nucleophilic,-rcagents (NeOH, EtOH, MOW, C6-
and 6 -naphthols : PhSH, aniline, piperidine) in the presence of XF,
to give the corresponding 2,6-dini-trophenyl derivatives in - 80-9076
yields. 2,6-dichlorofluorobenze-iie was made in up to 60ci'o yields by
the action of chlorine on I at 230-2400C. by thekstep-Ase replace-
ment of the nitro (Yroups. The intermediate product, 2-fluoro-3-
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-'xomatic derivatives
S/200/62/000/010/002/002
D204/D307
chloronitrobenzene, was also 1,2,3-Trichlorobenze-Lie xLid
2,3-dichloronitrobenze-zie were similarly prepared from II. Chlorina-
tion of 2,6-dinitrohalogenobenzenes thus offers a method of obtain-
in-~ benzene derivatives which are generally difficult to prepare.
There are 2 tables.
S GC IXf ION:
SUB1,"ITTED:
Institut ore-anicheskoy kl-timii Sibirskogo otdelen2'.ya
Z' c'
AN SSSR, Novosibirsk (Institute of Organic Chemistry,
Siberian Branch of the AS US'SR, Novosibirsk)
July 23, 1962
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i"
SOKOT,F,NX0,.V.A,; ORLOVA, L.V.; GERSHTEYN, N.A.; YAKOBSON, G.G.
Kinetics of the reaction of hexafluorobenzene with Bodium methylate.
Kin. i kat. 6 no.2:365 Mr-Ap 165. (PURA 18:7)
1. Novosibirskiy institut organicheskoy khimii Sibirskogo otdeleniya
AN SSSR.

ACC NR, AP6025595 SOURCE CODEs
INTMOIS: Vasillkovskiy, A. A.; Nechipurenko, V. V..;'Sokolenkuj V. I.
OHG: none
TITLE: Multillayer film Hall emf.detector. Class 21, No. 183248
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztay, tovarnyye znaki, no. 13, 1966, 33
TOPIC TAGS: Hall effect, hf component ) I
AB-MUCT: This Author Certificate presents a multilayer film Hall emf detector
according to Author Certificate No. 119556. To use the detector for measuring high
frequency power, capacitors deposited between the current electrodes of neighboring
layers are connected in parallel relative to the controlling current in the loops
joining the remaining layers of the detector (see Fig. I).
-LI 2 -L2
Fig. 16. 1 detector,
2+2
pacitor
layqrp; 9a
T1
Orig. art. has: 1 diagram.
SUB CODEj 09/ BUBM DATE t O5Apr65
C.,d
UC: 621,317

SOKOLELiKo, Ye.
Bitumen sampler. Neftianik 5 no. 12:22 D 160. (HIRA 13:12)
(Bitumen--Analysis)

SOKOLENK02- le.j. inzh.
Stuffing box for a piston p=p. Neftianik 6 uo*7t4 JI 161,
(MIRA 240)
1. Khersonskiy neftepererabai*rayushchiy zavod.
(PunphW machinery)

I-ESTER, I.M.; SAKSONOV, V.N.; GUIIIEL', A.Ya.;_SOKOLEUKO, YU.V.
Structural paramet,8rs and results of the i.-Aust"riall 7~eating
of telemetering apparatus for measuring methane conr,ntrations
in mine air. Nauch. trudy KNIUI no. 1l1299-313 62.
(MIRA 17-7)

AUTHORz Sokolenkov, V.A. Engineer 28-3-25/33
TITLEs On the Normalization-Inspection of Technical Documentation
(0 normalizatsionnom kontrole tekhnicheskoy dokumentataii)
PERIODICAL; Standartizatsiya, 1957, No 3, May-June, P 83(USSR)
ABSTRACTt It is the task of the normalization-inspection at the plants
to check compliance with the established standards, norms and
the like, and to see that normalized or unified parts and com-
ponents are employed as much as possible. But the practice
differs at the-plants of the electrical industry. The Che-
boksary Electric Apparatus Plant serves as an example. Here
the normalization-inspection is the last step in completing
the technical documents and it is practiced after the techno-
logy is fixedp everything is being correspondingly adjusted
throughout the plant. The technologists then object to making
any more precise entries in the technical documents, which is
understandable, even if wrong indication of dimensions and
tolerances is revealed. The author thinks that general instruc-
tions have to be issued that would become obligatory for all
enterprises and organizations and that the inspection ought
Card 1/2 to be made twice - a preliminary inspection right after comple-

On the Normalization-Inspection of Technicai Documentation 28-3-25/33
ting the drawings and a final inspection as in the instruction
on normalization for industrial branches.
ASSOCIATION: Chebokeary Electric Apparatus Plant (Cheboksarskiy elektro-
apparatnyy zavod)
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
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AUTHORi Sokolenkov V A - Engineer, 28--58-3--33/39
TITLE: Faults o-:' c r,-- a 11 z 2. r. '.7 c: n, F e - t r o t e,~ h n I ca '-' I r. d u s 'Ll r y
(Nedostatki Zaboty po nornma'L--!:~atsii -,,r e!-ek+--,)-c,--?hr--cheskoy
promyshlernosti)
P-'-'RIODICAL: Standartizatsiya,, 1.958, Nr 3. :-1P 64-1-95 (USS-R)
ABSTRACT: The absence of standards -.O-rhin the elcr;tTotachnilcal
and the lack of recnmmendations fol- the use of thp standards
effective withIn the other 'ndiist-r-Jos has brollgl,,t about too
large assortments of oarts and de- iErc; fo-, iqpnt-cal purposes
different',v produced or designed !,,y di-fferent pla-,~!7. Tie case
of magnetic control stations is laeo~r4Uej to illustrate tha
situation. The Che'-oksary Elect-ric A-,~pa-rat-.is Plant' until now.
has been using it's ~wn, norm-standard of 1945; fcr tolerances
of plasti3 parts. The designing organizat-ion TsKB "Elektropri-
vod" has not yet re-,ised its 1951 nc-rms
magnet-1-c control
stations, though new norms ha-je beei, since developed. The

.Lza~-.-cn rorn--lizat-ion and
autho-r- says that the base oz6ar,--
standardization- of the electric industry, TsBSN NI!, must become
a center where information n- any plant;s nclrms is obtainable,
Card 1/2 and that th3 norms wil- '~e c-i the mode= technical level

-. Faults of Normalization Work n the Ele~trctechn---a- 28~;- 3-,3-z 139
1 - , J.. -
only when highly. skil-led engineers- desig--er3 and --ec-hnolcgists
will participate in developing themr.
ASSOCIATION: Cheboksarskiy el-ektr-,apparatnvy (Chebnk3ary Ele~tric
Appliance Plant)
Card 2/2 1. Electrical

SOKOLERIKOV., V.A.; PAIUCILEV, V.A.
StarAard for enstructilion drawings. StandartizatsiJa 25
no.10:29-30 0 161. (1111RA. 14:9"
(Mechanical drawing-Standards)

SOKOLENKOVP V.A.; TVOR-,SOV,, M.K.
Seminar on standardization in Chuvanhia. Standartizataiia 27
no.2:52-53 F '63. (MMA 16-04)
(Chuvashia--Ztandardization)

VERSANU,-V.; SOKOLESKO, M.; PAROTA, P.
"Coxa magna" as a roentgenographic sequel of local antibiotic
therapy of coxitis in children. Khirurgiia 15 no.2/3:269-271
162. 1.
1. 1z Detska klinika po khirurgiia i ortopediia - Bukuresht.
(TUBERCULOSIS OSTEOARTICTJLAR ther) (HIP dis)
(ANTITUBERCULAR AGENTS ther)

SOKOLRY-401
Efficient organization of testing is an urgent objective of state
testing laboratories for measuring equipment. lzm.takh. no.12!
3-4 D 160. (MIRA 13:11)
(Measuring instruments-Testing)

SCIOLEV, D,.L.; AVDEINITCY, S. A.
Looms
Use of spare shuttles on automatic looms.
Tekst. prom., 12, no. 8, 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, November 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

68707
S/069/60/022/01/016/025
D034/D0O3
AUTHORS; Felld-man', R.I., Sokolev, S.I.
TITLE- On the State of Aggregation of High-Molecular Com-
pounds, 6. The Rupture Characteristics of Aniso-
.1
tropic PolycaprolactamqFilms vo
PERIODICAL- Kolloidnyy zhurnal, 1960, Vol XXII, Nr 1, pp 97-100
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors report on a study intended to establish
the ultimate elongation (e ) and the breaking stress
(Cr) of anisotropic polycapyrolactam film specimens.
The specimens were cut out from the film in different
directions with an interval of 150. The film was obtained
with industrial methods by forcing the melt through a
slotted die on a water-cooled drum, the mass beirg sub-
sequently elongated by 30W6. The molecular weight of
the polyanide was , 14000 . The specimens had a working
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68701
,5069/60/022/01/016/025
D034/D003
On tne State of Aggregation of High-MoleGular Compounds 6. The Rup-
Uure Characteristics of Anisotropic, Polycaprolactam. Films
length of 25 MM9 a width of 5 mm, and a thickness of
0.06 mm. The elongation curves were plotted up to the
breaking point with the Polyan' dynamometer ("dina-
mometr tipa Polyani"). The elongation was carrie9 out
at a speed equal to 2 mm/min and at t 20 + 0.5 C.
For the relative ultimate elongation x) -and breaking
stress (a- X) as a function of the angle between the
direction of the orientation and of the stretching force
the authors obtained the following expression
/'l - sin(900 - 4~7 and
~Ix = ~ o + o)
6-x = 6-0 Cro - (1~90 ) sin x
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D034/DOO3
On the State of Aggregation of High-Molecular Compounds 6. The
Rupture Characteristics of Anisotropic Polycaprolactam. Films
(~.0~6_0)E 909e-90 - relative ultimate elongation
and brSaking stress (kg/mm2), when angle x equals 0
and 90 respectively). The correlations have been inter-
preted from the viewpoint of the flexural fold hypo-
thesis of crystalline polymer chains that unfold on
stretching, The authors express their gratitude for
help to N_T_ Fel9dman. There are 2 graphs and 1 Soviet
reference.
IATION- Mioskovskiy'institut khimichekogo mashinostroyeniya,
Moskovskiy oblastnoy pedagogicheskiy institut im. N.
K. Krupskoy (Moscow Institute of Chemical Machine Build-
ing, Moskovskaza Oblast9 Pedagogical Institute imeni
Krupskaya)
TTED~
ard

s V, A.
D.- - Lai s
Gor forunce on -P.Ai S, eed, f ~r ;~e
by Cuttin~;, :,'-.achint~ Tools and, Sol,
Co:-nil ,.it ion -~ t" ~-nfo r-.r-.t i~- 'n ~,f -,he USSIR ~-chine and Mherine Tools Industry

C3,zntx7: Yurosinvia
Ac-a-clt:af~; D-j-,-- fnot Olve
A 21'll I nst itmto-fo r -.kpp I
-jc~,~Uoz~_qf-Xuclea"nergy _~n AgrgRopy,
W-terinary Medici _~!n
ne _~I~orr-*#try (Institut za primanu
2xxxxxx poljoprivredi, vaterinarstvu i
sumarstvu), Bolgrada
Rxxxx
Source% Veterinarski glasnik, No 6, 1961, pp 455-464.
Datat 'VaccincUon of Sheep with Irradiated Larvae Dictyocaulus Filaria.
I. Tho Effect of Irradiation Dose on the Growth and Pathogenesis
of Parasites.%
Authoraz
JOVANOVI9, M.
M-01 V.
SQKQLZQ, A.
,_~~QFREAOVIO, Dj.
'GLMRIJEVIC, J.
,-CUPERLOVIC, X.
-l6VSESilJAN, M.

~,D,t~: 0 L- 10- / A -
3UiCmxC (in cap2); Giveu Nam-es
CO'LU-1try -Yugoslavia
Acad.eT~c Dr-g~rel*3 - fnot given
Af f Uiatio:,:
Source; Belgrade, Veterinarski glasnik, No 6, 1961, pp 5o5-5io.
Da+a: OContribution to the Treatment of Fasciolosis with Oral and
Subcutaneous Application of Coarbone Tetrachloride.'
Autharst
BUGARSKII. V., piegumId affil./ V,eteri4a roki z&vod),'Z*=m.
MAD t!OV4C, Z" gr np~
J - I
~~Wterfgr SUP ug"~UH:
_ij.
SOKOLIC, At,-[Presumed affil.] Institute for Invasion Diseases of the Faculty
of Veterinary Medicine) Institut za invaziono bolesti Vaterinarskog fakultet4k)
Belgrade.
V., !.rrnam,- 7 n.
NEVENIO, 4 Wt%4ty for lnv,islor) of tho

U; ~3.
Sul
V", M
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r, r 11

JOVANOVIC.. M.; NEVENIC, V.;
Iodine irradiation applied in the i=nmization of animals
against parasitic diseases. Bul so Youg 7 no.1/2:14
F-Ap 162.
I. Institut za primjenu nuklearne enerdije u poljoprivredi,
veterinarstvu i sumarstvu, Beograd.

KRALJLVIC, Ljubomir, sanitetski pukovnik doc. dr.; JAKOBUSIG, Aug=liri,
sanitatski pukovni& Josip, sanitetski kapetan 1
klase dr.; IVANCEVIC, Dusan, sanitetski kapetan dr.
Use of plastic elastic mesh in repairing extensive defects
of the diaphragm, thoracic and abdominal wall and recurrent
hernias. Vojnosanit Pregl. 20 no.10:637-6" 0 163.

--rans-olantauion of Organs and Tissues
YUGOSLAVIA
KrVtLJEV I C, Ljubomi r; at) d 5LKQ..'J1J`~'..JQ,,-Lp.,, Dep a rfmont of Surgery of Mi I itary
Hosp i ta I (K i ru r~-, i oc ` o I Voj nc) -11o In i ce) Sp! 1 t
-J
"ROjection of J,-,;pIan-Jed Al lcplastic VaSCL, Izr Segment Fol lowing Surgical
Repa 1 r of Femnorz! I ArT ery Fo I ! ovi i na Traurna"
Zagreb, Lijacnicki Vjcsnik, Vol 88, No 6, June 1966; pp 645-647
Abs tract : [Eng I i sh summar,'/ mod:~.~iedj i,'an aged 20 was wounded in the left
Ieg;79 10 centiffeTOr SGCTion o-1: -."he femoral artery had to be excised and
replaced with an ailoolastic tube; 5 months I&tar, the implant was re-
jected through the skin; fortunateiy -,he process of rejection was slow
and gradual so thaT The leg remained viable, if inadequaTely supplied with
blood. Patien-i- photograph, 5 Yugoslav references (including I unpublished),
3 I.-lestern references. Manuscript received 18 Nov 65.

SOKOLIC, Petar, Doc., Dr.
Personal erperience with laminar scleral resection in retinal
detachment. Med. arb., Sarajevo 9 no.2:43-57 March-Apr 55.
1. 1z ocne Klinike Medicinskog fakulteta u Sarajevu-Sef:erof.
Dr. V. Cavka.
(RMINAL DITACMUT, surg.
laminar scleral resection. (Ser))
(SCURA, surg*
resection: laminar, In retinal detachment. (Ser))

SOKOLIC, Petar, doe. dr. (Zagreb)
Present-day treatment of strabismus. Red. glasn. 9 no.7-8:271-
275 July-Aug 55.
(STRABISMUS, ther.
modern progr. (Ser))

SOKOLIC, Petar Dr.
Critical considerations on attempted interpretation and
exact graduation of ophthalmoscopic signs in hypertension and
sclerosis. Lijec. vjes. 77 no.10-12:509-516 Oct-Dec 55.
(ARTERIOSCLEROSIS.*manifest&tions,
ophthalmoacopy, interpretation & graduation. (Ser))
(RYPERTENSION, manifestations,
same.
(OPHTHALMOSCOPY, in various diseases,
arteriosclerosis & hypertension, graduation
Interpretation. (Ser))

SOKOLIC, Petar
Clinical picture of associated diseases of the fundus oculi.
Radovi Med. fak. Zagrebu 1:60-67 1956.
(WE, DISEASES,
assoc. fundus lesions (Ser))

SOKOLIC, Patar
Rare congenital anomalies of the region of the macula.
Radovi Med, fak. Zagrebu 2:115-120 1956.
1. Iz Ocne klinike Medicinskog fakulteta u Zagrebu (prodstojuik
prof. dr. Zvonimir Pavisic).
(RETINA, abnormalities,
macular anomaly. case report (Ser))

~ $OxOLICjwPLt&j GVOZWOVIC, Vladimir
Consl4orstions on clinical picture of traumatic hosimMetg, Radevi
Msdq fak. Zeasbu ls26-31 1"?.
19 From the Ophthaluologic Clinic of 16dical F&W41ty In Oveb "d
the Radiological Institsto of Ybdinel, ImcnIty In SW*bv
(MKWOPIA$ came rqwrts,
trous. (for))

SOKOLIC,Petar
Contribution to the interpretation of the principles of
skiascopy. Radovi med. fak.,Zagrebu 7 no.1:47-56 159.
(REPRACTIVA MORS diag.)

I- SOKOLIC, Petar
Contribution of skiascopy by means of spherical lenses. Radovi
med.fak., Zagreb? no.2:111-116 159.
(REFRACTION OCULAR)

~, SOKOLIC, Petar
Pathogenic role of the uveal tract in acute congestive glaucoma.
Radovi med. fak., Zagreb 7 no.Z.-117-124 1.59.
(GLAUCOMA.etiol)

SOKOLIC, -Petar
Punctum conjgatum retinae. Radovi med.fak.2 Zagreb 7 no.3t239-243
'59.
(REFRACTION OCULA.R)
4

SOKOLIC,Petar, d-r
Use of iodine in corneal herpes. Med. arh.,Sarajevo 13 no.1:43-
49 Ja-F 159.
1. Iz Ocne klinike i. Odjela za fizikalnu medici-a-a Medicinskog ,
fakulteta u Zagrebu.
(IODINE ther. )
(MMAS ther.)
(CORM dis.)

SOKOLILG,Pe-tax-,--doc. , d-r
Etiopathogenic and diagnostic proglems of pseudoglaucoma.
Med. arh.,Sarajevo 13 no-5:7-18 5-0 '59.
1. Ocna klinika Mediciuskog fakulteta u Zagrebu.
(GIAUCOM&)

--~,SOKOLIC, Potar, dr.
A techhic for intr&C&Dsular extraction of the cataract from
the visvpo int of ophthalmo-surgical 4ducat ion. Mod arh. ,
Sarajevo 14 no.1:11-19 J&-J' 160.
1. Ocna klinika Kedicinskog fakn1tota u Zagrebu.
(GATARACT ZXTBACTIal)

SOKOLIC, Petar, d-r
Clinical contribution to retinal tele-trauma. Med.arh., Sa,:ajevo 14
no-5:37-43 S-0 '160.
1. Ocna klinika Medicinskog fakulteta u Zagrebu (Pretstojnik: prof.
d-r Zvonimir Pavisic)
(RETINA wds & inj)

SOKOLIC, Petar
Primary glaucoma as a manifestation of general disorders in the light
of durrent knowledge 'on the pathogenesis of glaucoma; Rad. med. fak.
Zagreb 9 no.1:71-tl 161.
(GLAUCOMA etiol)

SOKOLIC, Petar
Routine tonography with Schintz' tonometer in our experience. Rad.
med. fak. Zagreb. 10 no.2:125-135 162.
(INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE)

YUGOSU,.VIA
-5-0IKOL-IC,-FetA_K_LClinic for Eye Diseases (Klinika za ocne bolesti) Medical
Faculty of University of Zagreb.
"Gonioscopic Analysis of Structural Anomalies of Filtration Angle in Cases
with Congenital Glaucoma."
Zagreb, Radovi Medicinskog Fakulteta u Za~ri~Lu, Vol 11, No 1, 1963; pp 11-21.
Abstract E English summary nodified] : Review of literature, and case history
data on 4 young boys with bilateral (though mostly asymmetrical) hydrophthal-
mia and con-enital glaucoma due mostly to aberrant insertion of iris, so as
to obstruct the filtration angle. Four photographs with corresponding
gonioscope diagrams; 14 Western references.
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YUG () S Lll~
Cl4nic for "' c Diseases OKlinika za 06no Bolesti)
SOKOI z-7
:,-'acuity of Kcdicine (',.,edicinski_ Fakultet), Zagreb.
"The Technique of 'Phaco-er,,sis' in Ca--es of Cataracts."
Zagreb, Padovi Medicinsko~-; i:4'_,kulteta u Zagrebu, Vol 11, No 2. 1963, PP
log-lis.
JI.bq-tra-et; [Aut-hor's English summary modified] 'The aforementioned tech-
nioue consists of water- or hand-driven azpiration to produce a vacuum.
'2he author has thus found it Possible to exbract caLaracts directly
without using the cataract hook in suitable cases, -iven a large
corneal section and pupillary dilation. Vitreous loss is almost never
a dan.-er. Thu author has found that insufficient dilation in the DuDil
is the most imnortant obstacle to success with this technique.
Three drawings, one photo,-raph, one Yugoslav and 13 lUestern references
of recent date.
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SOKOLIC., F,~' ar
r~hacoeZ,7rsivq techirtic in our cases of cataract. Rad. med.
i~al:. Zagr eb 11 no, 2 :*' -Ii!W
x& 4w-, -, ~?,
Our Ainical experiences with ehymotrypsin used :L--. vnrim,-
"',-'ritities in various s=--ical techr~cv. IlAd.slO-M

Ra

S OHO L I G E': % , J . ;'IF E CI 1A - - Ili ~,' , V .
iiesistance brilres I, II, III. (Supplement) -). 1.
(SDEL,J'J';Ju"l Vol- 5, No. 6, June 1,957, Praha, Czechoslova-ia)
- I - 9
,: Yonthly List )f -ast -'uronean Accessions (~ L) 1-C, 7ol. 6, No. 12, Dee 1 57- Uncl.

37693
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q117-306 D409/D301
Sokolic'e'
T I T L."'; Transi-storized analog-to-digital converter
,IERIODICAL: 317 - 326
I Slaboproud~ obzor, v. 23, no. 6, 1962,
T ED'. T The article lists the principles of --.nalog-to-
diCital .d6nverters and describes the circuitry tind functions of "he
IINIR 1011 'analog-tlo-digital converter developed by the Research and
Develonment Center of -he METILI, National Enterprise, in Blansko.
The fuii.~Itransistorized IINR 1011 operates on the compensation prin-
C4 pie, c,ontains no moving parts, and -features a high input, resist-
ance and novel decoders, and the converter function can be reversed.
The high.,input resistance results from an uncorIvenlional comparator-
ciredit wirin- where the compensation voltage is derived over a
series of conductances and switches from the precisely stabilized
normal-vd~ltage source, which, in turn, is supplied from two Zener
diodes (5v/1.25W products of the TESLA Roznov). This comparator
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Transistorized analog-to-dig.-tal D409/D301
wirin, Iias several advantages; however, it requires coup~in6- of
oinary representatior. to compensate for poss-ible Pmbi&ui-.y of codes.
tao-sta&e, symmetrical amplifier, equipped with TESL,;. 156~7,M tran-
sistors, is used as comparator, and miniature selenium rectifiers
are used to-simplify the decoder design. Results are presented by
Ii- i--
--Ps Z510M digital ind-alcator tubes which will soon be replaced
T75T I
'Y TESLA TOTU26 tubes.. Switching transistors - U'M 102NU7 1 had to
he used instead of 103'.NU71, since the latter type is not yet avail-
able. The converter contains no moving parts such as mechanical con-
Z&c-',s' relays, etc, and the measured- s 4- gnal polarity is automatically
converted., it is assembled in a standardized panel unit, measuring
4~= --- 135'X 300 mm, weighs approximately 106 k,-, and most circuits are
mounted 'or. interchangeable, laminated 87-5 x 115 mim boards with plane-
zype wiring. Additional performance ratings of the "NIZ 1011 converter
are: Ranges - 10, 100, and 1,000 V; accuracy t 0.1 % ; discrimination
power = CG'05 % (5mV); conversion rate = 15 nsec; input resistance in
the 100'_6id 1POOO V range is given by the divider r;sistance (i.e.
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Transistorized ana log-to-dijital ... DIT09/-J301
V~, in the -10 V ran6e &iven by the maximum current derived
he zneasured-volsa.~e source which may vary from 0.5 zu
--o,- -h prior
after com-pensatIon; - -,~ssible inter-
to co:.npensatior. to 0.25 11 per. I
ne! sa,mapera-.ure = 15) - 350 C; input L5 VA. The converter success-
-.)assed operational tests; however, its accuracy Ereatly de-
J ~
-)ends on the quallit- of' transistors used, a problem which still
rem.ains to be solved by the TESLP. Roinov Plant. There are 23 fi-
jures. The mosz, ii-aportant English-lan~guae;e reference is. Klein-
High-Speed Dibital Conversion. Instruments and
IU-
.or.a-4on 29 (19"), julY, no. 7, pp 1297-1302.
ASSOCIAT101": Blansko, n. p. (.,'_ETFdu Blansko, Lational Enter-
prise)
SUBMITTED: Xarch 1, 19062
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AUTHORS*: -So](0116ek, JiF.1, ;,;ngineer and Nejezchleb, Lubomfr
11-~~~~
T IT 1,,": Accurate transistor switches
P!
' laboproud~ obzor, v. 23, no.. 11, 1962, 609 - G-L4
T FXT: Transistors comiected in common-emitter or collector
circuits are most -Ienr~rally used for switching purposes. -Apart
from the minimum reverse collector current Ico I one of tile most
important paramrters of the transistor in switching applications
is its voltage drop U ZO This, voltage was inefsured for both the
common-emit-tor and coLtector connections as a f'unction of the
collector current L or emitter current J f'or various base
c e
currents 1b ft was f-ound that UZ() r( Fc,) or ii z0 e
was approximately represented by a set of' straight lines. !~h cri
plotted as a function of* Ibl tile voltage "'ZO showed a flat
minimum, which suggested that, normally, tile transistor should be
operating with tile biasing f1) in tile vicinitv of* the minimum.
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The dependence of' 13- on temperature was also mc-asured ind it
was f7mind that bcxLv.,(,cn 1:') 111d -150C the cnarv,-O-~ (I., o;- e r e
ins ign i f'J.can t-omc. wore made on wzing a trao~istor as
a. Vol Lage clik),mor (!)C-Lo- (., convorter.) and it vrw,; shov:n that sxich
circuit-, couId be ii~;mf i*or z-,ccurate -switching work in automatic
potenLionieter:~~, !0(. com,,mting amplil'iers, phase-detectors and Dc
modul-ators. There -11 i'igures.
-in ansko
ASSOC TATION: n. 1). hl-
-iJ, sko,
~I'RA olansko, State -.corks, BLansko)
S UBNIITT!~D: J u -L 9 6,,
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bOKOUGEKI Jiri, inz.
Conference on new techno1gy in '3rno. Slabop-roudy obzor
25 no. 2: 111-112 F 164.

XHAVKIN2 K.A.; SOKOLIK, A.F.; GALIFERIN, I.M.
A machine computes the Molume of ear-thwork. Avt.dor. 26 no.4:
21-22 Ap 163. (MIRA 16W
(Earthwork-Tables, bfIculations, etc.)
(Electronic aomputers)
I

,-S,OKOLIK,--.Anatoliy--Igniasovich- CHARNETSKIY, Konstantin Konstantinovich;
FOMICHEV, Aleksey Georgiyevich; LMTIBERG, V.F., inzh., ved.
red.; YAKOVLEV,D.A., inzh.,ned.; SOROKINA, T.M., tekhn.red.
(High-voltage OK-19M oscilJograph system]Vysokoyolltnala os-
tsillograficheskaia ustanovka OK-19M. Moskva, Filial Vses. in-
ta nauchn.i tekhn.informatsii, 1958. 15 P. (Peredovoi nauchno-
tekhnicheskii i proizvodstvennyi opyt. Tema 35. No.P-58-25/2)
(MIRA 16:3)
(Cathode ray oscillograph)

SOKOLIK, Anatoliy Ioniasovich, kand. tekhn. neuk; BORTSOV, Viktor
Mikhaylovich; POLYAKOVSKIY, Lev Yudelevich, inzh.;
LYUSTIBERG, V.F., iAzh., ved. red.; SOROKOA, T.M., tekhn.
red.
[1V-13, IV-13M and IV-13MA time-interval indicators. TTU-5-55
three-channel strain-meaouring amplifier] Izmeriteli interva-
lov vremeni IV-13, IV-13M i IV-13MA. Trokhkanallnyi tenzo-
metricheskii usilitell tipa TTU-5-55. [By]L.IU.Poliakovskii.
Moskva., Filial Vses.in-ta nauchn. i tekhn.informataii, 1958.
17 P. (Peredovoi nauchno-tekhnicheakii i proizvodstvennyi
opyt. Tema 31. No.P-58-22/4) (MIRA 16:3)
(Automatic timers) (Strain gauges)

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AUTHOR: Sakolikq Aol. (Deceased)
TITLE: Equivalent circuit for the deflecting plates of a
cathode-ray tube
PERIODICAL: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, v. 69 no. 10, 19619
1718 - 1724
TEXTg The author shows that the simple single-loop equit#lent cir-
cuit is appl%cable only when the corresponding LRO parameters of
the two plate circuits are equal. A two-loop equivalent circuit is
recommended which represents separately the circuits of the two
deflecting plates and takes into account the capacitance between
the inputs, and the resistance and inductance in the second-anode
This work is a theoretical and practical investigation of
the circuit. It was found experimentally that with millimicrosecond
signals, the manner in which the-$imping resistor was connected in
the deflecting plate circuit greatly influenced the distortion in
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the oscilloscope trace. This indicates that the equivalent circuit
should contain two LRC loops to represent adequately the circuits
of the two deflecting plates. The proposed circuit is shown in Fig.
3; where the circuit elements marked with index 1 belong to the Ilao-
tive" plateg and those marked by 2 belong to the earthed plated CO
~s the capac%.tance between the plates, Cl and C2 are the plate ca-
pacitances relative to the earthed electrodes of the tube# CB is
!he capacitance between the input terminals, La and Ra are the in-
ductance and resistance in the circuit, onnecting the second anode
of the tube to the outer part of the signal cable which is chosen
as the common ground. The mathematical analysis for the general
case of this circuit is complicated, so the circuit was investiga-
ted by using a model in which the capacitances and inductances were
1000 times the values measured with a circuit containing a 13LO5A
cathode-ray tube. The surface effects and radiation losses, which
contribute to the resistance of the plate circuits, were also ta-
ken into account in the model. Oscillograms obtained with the mo-
del show good qualitative agreement with the origilLal trace. In
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the special --,,-se when all parameters of the two plate circuits are
equal, the expression derived for the voltage across CO shows that
the plate voltage is independent of the second-anode circuit para-
meters. This enables the equivalent circuit to be simplified and
brought to the original single-loop form with the parameters L, R
and Ce; where C C + Cog 0 = 01 = C2. Thus the single-loop cir-
cuit can be use* 7f the resistances, inductances and capacitances
in the two plate circuits are equal, and the capacitance between
the inputs can be neglected. The optimum value of the inductance:
for 4 p overshoot is given by L = C I h
.JL(R- + ro-i )12, where Ri is t'
int-ernal resistance of the generator, and rol is the resistance of
the first plate circuit caused by the resistance of the input lead
and by radiation. With smaller than optimum inductance values the
overshoot becomes smaller, but the pulse rise time increases. In
this :-spect, howeler, the case of identical plate circuit parame-
ters is not optima . Experiments show that the parameters in the
Naciive" plate circuit have greater influence than those of the
earthed plate. If Ll is suitably reduced, the additional damping
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Equivalent circuit for the D222/D3102
resistor in many cases becomes unnecessary. By studying the influ-
ence of the individual circuit elements on the form of the signal
the author succeeded in finding such an arrangement that a pulse
rise time of 1.1 millimicroseconds was obtained. There are 10 fi-
guresq and 2 references; 1 Soviet-bloc and 1 non-Soviet-bloc. The
reference to the English-language publication reads as follows:
E. Lewis and F. Wells, Millimicrosecond Pulse Techniques (Russian
translation, IL, 1956).
SUBMITI,ED: January 15, 1960 (initially)
May 27, 1961 (after revision)
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Title tr.: '~'ombustion and cietonation in gasps.
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Physics of the USSR, 1936, v-3, no.9, P.,",03-822, ill-us., dia.-rs., bibliography)
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011111 lingh,h).- - Wku ga"ne of 0.749 %p. gr.. 60 octam rut - lower for di-isoprpyl etht,r (1) than for iso-octanc. Un. i
00 ing, in a C. F. H. App. (r, - 6.11. r. P. in. - VAM was the like ordinary motor fuels. I shows gin abnormal effect U1 1-40
stan-laid ~uinlaxisoiri. I'Lann: profmgation was photo- increasing tn&e speed. The octan't no. obtained (of 1 00
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: 11 1.66
and its bleffuls when tested by the "motor method'* at 9CO
0 zi 1. r. p. In. may therefore appear considerably lower when NO*
00 'J~Z' I is used at higher engine speeds. Considerable lowering =00
of the antiktkx:k propLrtici of I r"ults fter 4t,"ge at
a
00 becan,c of peroxide formation. The "tn. of the
00 a antiknock values of motor fucls should not be limited to zoo
L~P under the conventionally ac:eepted statuburd con.
ditions of carburetor and jacket temps., spml, etc., but
00 should give an evaluation of the behavior of fuels when
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thew factom are varied. Fittecn-fet ncts.
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