SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DRUZHKIN, L.A. - DRVOTA, S.

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D7111Z11'.1 IN, L. A.
Title : Candidate of Physical and HathemUcal Sciences
Affilistionit Menber, Scientific and Technical Society of Radio ften aring
and Blectrical Coassudeations In. A, S. Popov
.........
ReMarks In an article entitl;k\ 11~Gossic Television 4 L A. Druzhkin states
that artificial t~leyision relay
stations, He explains that this could be done by 1 w-chl ng a
satellite into an equatorial. orbit 36,000 kilometers above the
earth's surface, The satellite would travel in the direction of
the earth's rotation., and it would make one revolution every
24 hours, This would enable it to stsy in a fixed position above
the earth's surface, A Powerful television station could
broadcast from Nbsoov to the satellitej, and a relay station in
the satellite would rebroadcast the program back to the earth's
surface, Such a satellite would be powered by solar batteries.,
and Its equipment would be designed to last for at least a year.
If three satellites of this tne were put into orbit around the
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Name : DRUZEKIN# Lo A.
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Remrks : earth's equator, it would be possible to broadcast to evez7
point on the earth's surface, rr-ur-hIcin also states that
Unmenned spaceships equipped with television cameras could be
used to explore the planets. Television broadcasts from such
spaceships could be received on ordinary televiaion sets after
being relayed by stations on the earth's surface,
Source N: Sovetskiy rlotj, No. 66,, 20 *wch 1959j, p. 4, a. 3-6
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S/196/61/000/008/002/026
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AUTHORs
TITIEs The distribution of electric charge on conductors of
different shapes
PERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal. Blektrotekhnika i'energetika,
no.8, 1961, abstract 8A'A. (Sb. tr. Nauchno-tekhn.
o-vo radiatakhn. i alek-.*roavyazi im. A*S. Popov&,
1959, n0-4, 123-210)
TEXT-. A derivation is given of the fundamental expression of
the function of distribution of electric charge on linear
conductors, ard a method is given to exclude the singularities and
improper inttgrals that are produced when determining the
tangential component of the electric field on the surface of
linear conductors. The results obtained are extended to closed
conducting InrinI+_,& -=yl"aars And to three-dimensional 2- and I-
connected conductors. Various critevia are given to check thr
validity of the solution of the problem of the distribution
function, and a number of examples are worked out.
(Abstractor's notes Complete translation.]
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AUTHOR:' DruzhkinLA,
TI M : On the problem of photon structure and red shift
PERIODICALi Referativnyy zhurnal. Pizika, no 5, 1961, 73, abstract 5B203 ("Uch.
zap. Movgorodsk. goe. ped. in-t", 1960, v 1, 3 - 35)
TMCT: A hypothesis is described according to which the photon is not an
elementary particle but is composed of two particles of equal mass and charge
differing by the sign only. The results obtained are applied to the problem of
red shift in the spectrum of light coming to Earth from remote sources and to
the problem of the so-called vector photoeffeot.
[Abstracter's notel Complete translation.]
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DRUMIN, lor Alakeandrovich; LnTIXMOI VIktor Gavrilovich;
'7----7xTMMYK- NAZAR07A, A.S., takhn.red.
(Radio electronics and flights into outer space] Poletr
v koemos i radloolaktronika. Koskva. Izd-vo wZnenie,m 1962.
45 p. (Veavolusnoo obehchestvo po rasprostranouiiu politi-
chankikh I nauchnykh snanii. Ser.9, Meika I khimlia, no.24)
- OaRA 1512)
(Radio) (Space flight)

DRUZHKIN, Lev Aleksandrovich; GONCHARENKO) V.M.,, red.
(Problems in field theoryl, Zadachi teorn polia. Mo-
skva, Moak. in-t radioelektroniki 1, gornoi elektrome-
khaniki. Pt.l. 1963. 170 p. (MIRA 17:9)

ACCESSION NR: AT4016601 S/2556/63/000/034/0037/0041
AUVOR: Druzh1cin, L. A.
TITLE: Concerning the red shift
SOURCE: Vaosoyuznoyo astronomo-goodesichookoys obshchestvo, Byulleton', no. 34,
1963, 37-41
TOPIC TAGS: astronomy, red shift, light spectrum, photon, complex photon, rela-
tivistic particle, physics, gravity field, star, universe, Metagalaxy, Doppler
effect.
A13STRACT: On the basis of reviewed evidence it is postulated that the red shift
is not the result of the Doppler effect and an attempt is made to find a new ex-
planation. The red shift in thelight spectrum from distant sources can be ex-
plained by postulating that the photon is not an elementary particle, but con-
sists of two relativi;tic particles of identical mass and charge, differing only
in simn (L. A. DruzWcin, Uchenyye zapiski Nov.-orodskogo gos.'ped. inta, 1, No.
1, 196o). In a coordinate system moving together with a photon, such a -pair'of
components should move in the same closed trajectory. In that coordinate system
in which the light Rource-is at rest the trajectories of motion of the photon
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ACCESSION NR: AT/1016601
components will not be closed and will be virtually infinite. The photon moves
in a'gravity field which slows down the motion of the photon components around
.*-their common center. This braking, called gravitational friction, can be con-
ceived of as the effect of some source of electromotive force within the contour
formed by the motion of the charges - the photon components - in their common
trajectory in the coordinate system moving together with the photon. The most
appreciable red shift should occur when a light ray passes in the immediate vi-
cinity of a star. It therefore is possible to check by observations the red
shift which should occur vhen,a light ray passes near the sun. It also'is pos-
sible to measure the red shift in the light spectrum arriving at the earth from
the sun. In this case the total effect of two red shifts should be observed.
One has a purely relativistic nature and can be attributed to the gravitational
effect of the solar mass on its atoms at the time of their emission of photons.
This phenomenon has been studied adequately and can be computed on the basis of
known theories of space, time and gravitation. The second red shift, attributable
to complexity of structure of the photon and gravitational friction, occurs an
the relatively short path of photons from the sun to the earth. Its value is
approximately half as great as the.shift which occurs for photons of stellar
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ACCESSION NIL: Avjoi66ol
origin, passitil., near the sun. However, loss of half the bffect should be com-
pensated uultiply by an increase of observation time and exposure time during
tho photographic process, since such observationo'can be made on any sunny day,
not just durinm. eclipses. The red shift will be different in different parts of
the spectrum, minimal for fra-1 quanta and maximal for radio waves. The formulas
and method preevnted also ean be used to find the shift resulting from the gra-
vitational effect on a phobon of the mass of stars in the Metagalaxy, but this is
difficult since the mean donsity of matter in the universe is unknown. "The au-
thor thanks A. F. Bogorodskiy, S. V. Drozdov and V. A. Krat for discussion of the
paper and valuable comments". Orig. art. has: 23 formulas and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskoye otdeleniye VAGO (Hoscow Division, VAGO)
SMMITTED: OODec6O DATE ACQ: 24Feb64' ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: AS NO REF SOV: 008 OTWM: 001
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DRUZHKIN, Lev Alekaandrovicb; GOnCHARWOO VA., rod,
[Problems in field theory] Zadachi teorii polia. Moskva,
Moak. in-t radioelektroniki i gomoi elektromekhaniki.
Ft.3. 1964. 68 p. (MIRA 17s12)

DRIMM11) DW Aleakoandrovl(-Ji; GONCHARENKO, V-M--, 'el.
(Problems In field the,,ry] Zada,,Yl tciri! l,c--"-a,
1.11ork. In.-t radioe~ektronik! A g:irn:~:.
Pt. 2. .19 (4 .1?0 p. (M:?!~

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ACC NRt AR6017220 SOURCE CODE:" UR/0058/65/000/012/BOII/BOII
AUTHOR* Druzhkin, I.A.
ORG: none
TrrLE: Potential and electric field of charged conductors
SOURCEs Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. 12BI20
REF SOURCE: Tr. po teorii polya, vyp. 1, 1964, 12-18
TOPIC TAGS: distribution function, electric potential, electric field, electric
conductor
ABSTRACT! Expressions have been derived for distribution functions of the electi
charge on conductors of various shapes and for potentials and electric fields, with
the functions taken into account. [Translation of abstract] [NT]
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ACC NRt AR6017567 SOURCE CODE: UR/0196/66/000/001/AOIO/AO10
AUTHORt Druzhkin L. A.
TITLE! On the problem of selecting the proper form for vector-parametric equations
in solving electrostatic problems
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Elcktrotekhnika i energetika, Abs. 1A76
REF SOURCE: Tr. po teorii polya, vyp. 1, 1965, 76-88
TOPIC TAGS: electric theory, electrostatic field
ABSTRACT: The author considers the boundary condition which gives a zero value for
the tangential component of the electric field on the surface of a conductor as a
criterion for proper*selection of the form of vector-parametric equations in solving
roblems. Differential expressions are derived for the distribution
functions of the charge on the surface of a conductor which eliminate the necessity
for integral criteria. Bibliography of 8 titles. From the summary. [Translation of
abstract]
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L 07858-67 EwT (1)
'ACd NR, AR6017563 SOURCE CODE: UR101961661000100IIA0091AO09
AUTHOR: Druzh1tin, L. A.
TITLE: Electric f ild ~nd potential of charged conductors
SOURCE: Ref. zh. dekirotekhnika i energetika, Abs, IA69.
REF SOURCE: Tr. po%edrii polya, vyp. 1, 1964, 12-18
TOPIC TAGS: electric fleld, electric potential, electric theory
ABSTRACT: Expressions iare derived for the distribution functions of electric charge
on conductors of various shape as won as expressions for,the potential-, and electric
fields vith regard.to these functions, Bibliography of 8 titles. FrrA the simmaryt
[Translation of abstract3
SUB CODE: 09

ACC NRt AP60-2183.0 SOU.RCS-CODE U,!f/0)jY)/66/ooo/ol2/01A/0155-!
INVENTORS: Druzhkin, V. I.1 Ignatlyev, Ve Pe; Konovalovj A. S.; Sotnikov, V, A,j
iTiratsuyan, . 14.
ORG: none
TITLS: A method for trinning a diamond tool in a metallic binder.
No. 18309h
Glass 679
SOURCE: Izobreteniyaj promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znakil no. 12, 19669 154-155
TOPIC TAGS: diamond, metal cutting, abrasive
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a method for trimming a diamond tool in
a metallic binder. To prevent damaging and dulling of abrasive grains, tile tool to
be worked on is connected to the positive polo of a current source. The greased
surface of the tool is connected through flat electrodes to the negative pole of the
same source (see Fig. 1). This surface receives streams of the electrolyte (for
instance, the aqueous solution of sodium chloride) which anodically decomposes
the metallic binding so as to make it assume the desired profile of the tool.
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tricity course in the tenth class of Intermediate school-* Kiev
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(Dissertation for Degree of Candidate in Pedagogical Sciences).
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 4, p 103 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Druzhkov, A. A.
TITLE: -C-m-RWn-ini-g-o-f-Steei Strip and Trends of its Improvement at the
im. V. M. Molotov Rolling and Wire-and-cable Mill (Kholodnaya
prokatka stallnoy lenty i puti yeye sovershenstvovaniya na sta-
leprokatnom i provolochno-kanatnon, zavode im. V. M. Molotova)
PERIODICAL: V.sb.: Metallurgiya. Moscow- Leningrad, AN SSSR, 1957,
pp 95-103
ABSTRACT: Descriptions of cold rolling (R) mills (M) installed at this plant
are presented, and descriptions of major measures taken to in-
crease the outputs of these M and to improve the quality of the
product. A reversing four-hi8h M, having working rolls (R0)
100 and 150 mrn in diameter, a body length of 400 mm, and a R
speed of 10 m/sec, has been installed to R strip of not over 0.2
mm in thickness and 180-300 mm in width. There is also a re-
versing four-high M with RO 55 and 70 mm in diameter and back-
up RO 260 mm in diameter. The M rolls strip down to 0.05 mm
at a rate of 6.0 m/sec. Three 12-roll M with working RO of 38
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137-58-4-7020
Cold Rolling of Steel Strip and Trends of its Improvement (cont. )
backup rolls of 120 mm perform the R of strip 0. 1-0.06 mm in thickness for
safety-razor blades. The rate of R! is up to 5.0 m/sec. Experience has shown
that these M are properly employed when rolling low-carbon, high-carbon
(UIOA, U12A), and chromium (Kh05) steels, where the total reduction in 6
passes of one operation is 70 percent. There are one-, three- and five-stand
edging M for the R of narrow strip. The working portions of the RO of these
R should be made of hard alloys, VKIOA and VK8A. Modernzation of the e-
quipmenti'of the cold rolling stock has been performed. The screw-down equip-
ment of the M has been mechanized, rolling speeds have increased to 40 m/min
and in some M to 60 m/min, and a special device to remove the coils from the
reels has been designed and installed. Twenty nucleonic micrometer gauges
have been installed. The weight of the batch in electrical annealing furnaces
has been increased by lengthening the bell and the furnace by 200 mm and the
annealing cycle has been shortened by high-intensity regimes with a higher
furnace heating temperature in the initial period. The metal is cooled under
a specially lined hood outside the furnace, thus increasing the output of the
furnaces by more than 50 percent. Five type OKB-430 bell furnaces with fan
blow in their lower portions have been installed. Stands have been set up be-
tween the coils, and the period of heating and cooling has thus been reduced
while uniform heating of the batch is assured. Disk shears have been equipped
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137-58-4-7020
Cold Rolling of Steel Strip and Trends of its Improvement (cont. )
with DC motors and converted to 75 m/min speeds. Chromium rolls arc em-
ployed for cold R M. Rolls of diameters up 70 mm are hardened by high-fre-
quency currents and attain an RC hardness as high as 66. Large diameter RO
are subjected to deep hardening and exhibit an HSh of 95. Polishing of RO is
by abrasive wheels employing graphite fillers, with the result that the surface
finish reaches class 10-12. Control of heat is attained by radioactive tagging
of the strip by phosphorus p32 isotope. As a result of the measures carried
out at the plant, the output per man-hour has doubled without increase in per-
sonnel, rejects have been diminished from 1.5 to 0.06 percent, and class 2 re-
jects have been eliminated almost completely. The wastes in the reduction of
I t of metal have been reduced by 100 kg.
M. Z.
1. Steel--Cold rolling-..Methods 2. Rolling mills--Characteristics
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(M2RA 18-8)

GAIJULINAP R.F.; [;F.[J';'IIKOV, O.N.; FETUK110, r,.",.; I'T'INAYFIV, G.A.
Oxidation of diphenylzlnc in chicroform, and
ctirbon tetrachloride. 2hur. ob. khm. -35
J1 165. (MIRA 18:8)

!1~11 ' IV I" - I
L". ~'~ I ' , , _. - ,, .
0.~J.; ZHTT
'0~1'
Yu.A.; DRUZEK V L- -1 ~ A.
KAneUcs rind mechanism of the liquid-phftse ox1dation of
d.llsopropylmercury. Zhur. ob. khim. 35 no.P:1440-1U.7
Ag 165. (MIRA 28:6)

RAZVAYEVP G.A.; DRTMOV, O.N.1 7.11111TSOV, S.Y.; PETURFC1, M.
...
Isotope and mass spectrometric method of studying tMe reaction of di-
pheny1mercury with alcohols. Dokl. All S.Mlt 163 no.IsII9-122 J1 165.
(MAA 180)
1. Nauchno-i a sled ovat,3 11 9k iy Institut khimti pri Gorlkovskom go-sudarst-
vennom universitete Im. N.1. Lobar hevskogo. 2. ChIF~n-korr,?.3pondent AN
!')!IIR (for Razavayev) .

()*Us
TAM,DKOVV V.AOQTEI,~~#~
Study of the produots of midbivg oatoaYtic I --,Witq -M
of a272423WI kWdrOPWMI&s W MOMM Of c"m lootope 03S.
Truo pa Xhimel Immotem, noel'15-W NIPA 2&32)
L SubdUed August 301, 3963.

L 1037~-67 EVIP(j )/EVIT~M) RIM1,41_
ACC NR: AP7003053 SOURCE CODE: UVG079/6&j036/GG5/G914/G916
AUTH'OR: Patumov, G. G.; Svirezhav a, S. S.;Druzhkov, 0. N.
W,.G: nono
TITLZ; Zien7al decomposition of tri.Syclohe~c)~Isilan
'band tricxc-ia,~I~M~~n~W~e
SOUNIE: Zhurnal obshchoy khimil, v. 36, no. 5, i966, 914-916
TOPTIC TAGS: silano, thermal docompo5ition
AMI"RACT: 'Lie thermal decomposition of tricyclohoxysilano at 600-6500 and
tricyclohexy.-arTiane at 400-4500 was studied. The main decomposition products of
tzicyclolic:~ylsilana were methane, ethanev benzene, carbon, silicon, and highly
condonsed compourids, containing cyclohaxyl rings; no hydrogen was present in the
decomposivion products. Me basic decomposition products of tricyclohoxylGarnzzie
a::Q cycloilexamo, benzene,, germanium, cyclohexone, and highly condensed
I Compounds containing cyclohoxyl rings. It was proposed that the thermal decom-
Position of tricyclohoxylailane and tricyclohoxylgarmano occurs in stages according
to a hydride -mechanism, accompanied by secondary processes of conversion of the
reaction produc~ts formed (hydrogenation, dehyiropolymrization, condensation).
Orig. art. has; 1 table. CJ~RSY
SUB CODE: 07 / SUBM DATEt 201ayO / ORIG REFt 003 OTH REFt 003
Cord

MUZHKOV..-Y..~nauchnyy.sotrudnik; STEPANOV, V., nauelmyy sotrudnik;
~KHOIbBAYEV, To.,, nauchnyy aotrudnik
Mining thick stseply~--dipping deposita. Prom.Arm. 4 no.1:42-49
ja 161, (MIM 14:6)
1, TSentrallnyy nauchno-tasladovatellskly gornonratvedoehnyy
inotitut ts"tnyM rodkikh i blagorodnykh metallov.
(Mining engineering)

a Z5 " i K~ Cl, V,- V 44,
YANDICIN, Gol., kandidat lookhnichoskikh nauk- TaMIMOT T.Ao, Inshoner,
~~
Outting chain with glarp cuts oloaants, Ugoll 29 no,5:43-44 Ky 134..
OWU 7:6)
1. Vassoyusnyy nauckao-iteledovatellakly ugollnyy Institut.
(Coal-adning nachinery)

lit
Rig
.15
I
1133j] It
Nu
1h

ZHDANOVAt Ye.A.; DOYACHENKO, P.F.; otv. red.;
MAMLOVA. U.S., tekhn. red. --
(Ferment prepe.rations in the dairy industry]Fermentnye preparaty
v molochnoi pronyahlennosti. Moskva, TSentr. in-t m'Achno-tekhn.
informataii pf.shchevoi promyshl., 1962. 61 p. (KIRA 160)
(Dairi produo-,s) (Fermentation)

--T~ ~ - " IL 1 1 k t,- L Z I-K
ATAINAMM, A.; A1!AJQLUN, I.; BrCMW, T.; IMB310TA, L.; Mi Ilk, K.;
ZAKHAROTA, L.1 OCIUM, T.; RA=1K',--w.-1rSPa%"jaT, T.1 YBM-
KIN, I.; WILIMONOT, L.; TSIMMLOT, G.; SHEEDYAN, R.; SMIN, X.
Letter to %'h9 editor. Neft.khes. 33 no.6:92 D 155. (MIaA 9: 9)
(01.1 well drilling--Xquipment and supplies)

DRUZHKOVAp L,149
Refining the formula for calcu3ating the capaoity of a hydrocyclons.
14aah. i nift. obor. no.90-11 164.
(MIRA 17:11)
1. Gosudarstvannyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy i proycktnyy institut
neftyanogo mashinostroyeniya.

DRUZIfKOVAO L.M.
Preprihj,, drilling fluid from dry muds with the rimlteneouo use
of a hydrocyclone and a hydraulic funnel. Burenie no.8:14-16 164.
18:5)
(MIRA
1. Gosuearstvennyy nauchno-Issledovatel'skiy i proyektnyy institut
neftyancigo mashinostroyenlya.

DW=OrMY, 2. 1 -
-- ----. mommorm" I IV.,,
Resilient mping
I
center. Stanot instr. 24 no.12:34-35 D t53.
(MLBA 7:1)
(ftchins tools)

WSH/Endneering Tools
Card 1/1
Author
Title
Periodical
Absttract
Institution
Submitted
Druzhkovskly, Z. I.
Simplified Geometric Configuration of Cutters.
I Stan. i Instr. Ed. 1. 33-34, Jan/1954
The author presents simplified methods A'or the calculation.of
cutting edge angles, points out various shortcomings in a cutter
designed by V. A. Kolesov, and presents a new design of a cutter
which, in his opinion, is more adaptable for high-speed cutting.
DrA;4ing.
t #fee*$@

.DRUZHDVO G.
The co-called pancoast tuzor. Suvrem. mad., Sofia 8 no.9tlO6-109 1957,
1. Iz nauahnolsoledovatelskila Institut po tuberkulosa - Soflia
Direktar: doo. Sto Todorov.
(PANGOiST STUMMI, differ, diag.)

DRUZIN, AN.
- "W" ~ I
-
I.'scisture nf gome Ljojj,~, of tle easterm Eurof~ean fcrrp:,t turdra.
Probl. Sev. no.8:23C-246 164.
(MIRA 17:1.1)
1. 'fSentral.Ilirf lauzey pochvovedeniya imeni Dokuchayeva, Leningrad.

Bl,,?/B20T
AUTHORSt Maklyayev, P. L., Druzin, M. I., and Palagina, I. V.
TITLEt Eaters of phosphoric acids with different radicals. I.
Synthesis of dialkyl phosphites with different radicals
PERIODICALt Zhurnal obehohey khimii, V. 31, no. 3, 1961, 895-897
TEM Dialkyl.phosphites with different radicals havehitherto not been des-
oribed, with the exception of the four representatives of this class obtained
by ester interchange of the diethyl ester of phosphorous acid (yield of
35-4%). The authors describe a new synthesis of these dialkyl phosphites by
reaction of the respective alcohol with alkyl dichloro phosphite and simulta-
neous removal df hydrogen chloride from the reaction mixturet
RO-P.I~ 1 + 2R'OH RO "**~P01110+ RPC1 + HC1.
01 R'Oz R
Due to the high reactivity of the halogen atom in alkyl dichloro phosphitep
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Esters of ... B11/B207
this reaction proceeds extremely vigorously under certain conditions, separat-
ing alkyl halide and hydrogen chloride. The yield in unsymmetric dialkyl
phosphites is 65-75~.. To avoid ester interchange of the dialkyl phosphitest
it is necessary to use an alkyl diohloro phosphite, whose alkoxy radical
contains*qo"...oarbon atoms than that of the alcohol used in the reaction.
Temperature Wd a rapid aeparati 0 of hydrogen chloride at low temperature
by blowing through dry air in vac4, are of great importance. The mixed
dialkyl phosphites of higher alcohols must be distilled in a high vacuum to
avoid ester interchange since heating at high temperature leads to a mixture
of products. A table lists the obtained dialkyl esters of phosphorous acid.
They are mobile, weakly smelling liquids which are readily soluble in organic
solvents but only slightly In water. The compounds obtained were used to
synthesize chloro phosphates,- and phosphates with different
radicals. There are I table ana 2-.referencest I Soviet-bloc and I non-
Soviet-bloc. The reference to the English-language publication re as fol-
lowst 0. M. Xosolapoff, J. Am. Chem. Boo. U, 4989 (1951). IV
SUBMITTEDt March 1, 1960
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MAKLY.AYEV, F.L..;
.; PAIAGINA, I.V.
Esters of phoaphoma acido with diffe
thesis of dia3kyleblorophoophates and
different radicals. Zhur. ob. khim.
(Phosphoric acid)
nt radicals. Part 2. Syn-
t,ailkyl phosphates containing
31 ro.4:1312-1315 Ap 161.
(MIRA 14:4)
-A

MAKMUVI F.L.; DRUZIN,..X.jv; PAIAGINA, I.V.
Estero of phosphorus aoids with different kirmi of radicals,
Part 3: Synthesis of alkyl phosphonateo vith different kind of
radicalse Zhurob.khimo 31 no.6s2012-2013 je 161. (MIRL 14:6)
(Phosphonic acid)

MULYAIEV, F.L.;_DBDZI"M I.; PAIAGINA,, I.V.; ALEKSANDROVA, R.Ya.;
MOKHCDTSEVAp VA.; KHAMIDULINAp R.A.
Eaters of phosphorus acids with different radicals. Part 4:
Synthesis of alkylar7l phosphites, ohloro- and,fluorophosphates.
Zhur,ob.khim. 32 no,10:3421-3425 0 162. (MIRA 15:11Y
(Phosphorus acids)
(Estero)

1. DRUZINI V. V.
2. LssR (6w) -
L. Kamchatka Peninsula - Vegetable Gardening
7. Vegetable gardening in the Kamchatka River valley.
Sad I og. No* 10, 1952.
I January
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, 1953. Unclassified.

004295 -coma --u* 41661000161 1//Bb 22/B0_2_~__1
ACC NRt kR7 S 07JRC 02
Koganor, S. E.; Leonov, V. A.
AUTHOR:
TITLS: Display of color stereo pictures on an electron-boam tube with rotating
screen
SOURCE: Rof. zh. Radiotekhnika :1 alektroavyazi, Abs. 11B174
REF SOTj'RCE:"Tr. Nauchno-tekhn. konforentsli Leningr. elektrotokhn. in-ta svyazi,
vyp. 1, 1965, 66-76
TOPIC TAGS: radar, color tv, tv receiver
ABSTRACT: An electron-beam tube with the rotating screen whose both sides are
coated with different phosphors permits obtaining two-color stereo pictures. Clear
colors occur when the picture is scanned on one side of the screen. In order to
obtain intermediate colors, the beam is gated twice during each revolution of the
screen; the chrominance ot the resulting picture is determined by the ratio of
brilliances of the fundamental colors. The principles are considered of-obtaining
color pictures in the rotating-screen tube with red and green phosphors; the tube
is intended to operate as a radar scope. The conditions of displaying constant-
brightness celor pictures are determined by means of a colorimetric analysis.
An experimental verification included a magnetic-deflection tube equipped wit-h
deflection-pulse shapers, a switching-voltage shaper, mixers, a sawtooth-voltage
generator, output stages, comparison units, and amplifier stages. To obtain multi-

ACC NRs AR7004295
A coloi~ picture, the fluoroacence channel is complemented by'chrominance switches, by
fluoroscence-pulse Bhapers, and a mixer. Four figures. Bibliography of 2 titles.
. N- S- [Translation of.abstract3
SUB CODE: 09# IT

Ccuntry : ussH T
Cateciory: hwnn and 74iii.ial 17,.ysiclocy. Fhysik-1-,L:y of
Labor ana ai)--rt.
Abs Jour: RZhDiul., Nu 19, 1958, 09316
AuLlaor Fitakhelauri, Z.O.; Owibashidze, G.M.,
.Druz'ka, G.F.
Inst - I-Nm"b"Awl"
Title Sanitary ana Fy~,ianic Conditi-ne rf Wcrl- wA'
RadicactivL- Is t,.pes.
OriG Pub.- V ob.; Tr. l-.t?.-J;avkazsk koaferuaitsii ,,. ;-cd,
radicl. Thil:Lsi, Giumedriz, 1956, 224-229
Abstz-act: No #*tract.
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DRUZKIN, B. M. I TROCHNSKIY, E. I.
30482
Sborka shtsangoutnykh ram ryadhnykh sudov evarnoy I kompozitnoy
konstruktaii. Ryech. transport,, 1949, No 5, S. 22-23.
SO: LetoFisl No. 34

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,~- : ji3, 2i ~;cc 1',--54

S/120/61/000/002/023/042
4~0 00 -(,44itZ60-V~01ST /01/0, 1601 ffir?) E073/E535
AUTHORS: Subashiyev, V. K. and Druzyak, N. P.
TITLEt Milliwattmeter with Hall Sensors
PERIODICALs Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1961 'A No.2, p.125
TEXT: A milliwattmeter is described which is designed for
measuring the power developed by a photocell. The instrument
consists of an electromagnet 9 (Steel-3, 100 x 70 x 30 mm, 2500
turn&, 11 Ohm) producing a 1000 Oe field with a 10 mA current in
a 0-5 mm gapi a Hall sensor A (n-type germanium of 20 Ohm cm
resistivW)j a galvanometer V with a scale of 0 to 80 mW,
1.6 x 10' A/mm sensitivity, a 100 Ohm resistance;,a milliammeter A;
a millivoltmeter V and a 1.5 V battery 6. An n-type germanium
Hall sensor is glued into the gap. Its resistivity (P = 20 Ohm cm)
is large enough to ensurethehigh resistance of the sensor (2 kOhm)
that is necessary for reducing the shunting effect of the parallel
connected photo-c el 1. The voltage transformation coefficient
of the sensor is 2% at H - I kOe. The battery, which is connected
into the circuit by the switch K, enables loading the photocell with
almd varyingbetween R1+R2+R1) (switch K open)and zero (with K closed
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and the battery connectadviih the correct polarity). R 1 and R2 are
potentiometers and a resistance R is provided for balancing out
the nonequivalence of the Hall elehrodes. Since the magnetic
field of the electromagnet its proportional to the current of the
photocell and the voltage of the photocell is applied to the
current leads of the Hall pick-up, the galvanometer readings will
be proportional to the product of the current and voltage supplied
by the photocell. Before beginning the measurements, the non-
equivalence of the Hall electrodes has to be compensated by means
of the resistance R # ioe. the galvanometer has to be set to zero.
The compensation is Iffected with the photocellilldminated and the
magnetic circuit open. Following that, the current circuit is
closed, the battery switched on and the circuit in ready for
making the measurements. By operating the resistance R I and
R , the maximum power generated by the photocells can be determined.
Tfiereby, the milliammeter and the millivoltmeter determine the
current and voltage values at the optimum point of the character-
istic. The battery in switched into the circuit in such a way
that it should produce a current in the winding R in the same
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direction as the photocell; the potentiometers R and R are
then adjusted to obtain'a zero voltage on the photocell in this
case the curreni recorded by the:milliammeter will be equal to the
short-cir-,uit current of the photocell. For determining the
no-load voltage, it is sufficient to break the RA Circuit and'
to break the connection between the'terminal of t e voltmeter V
and the sensor a. The calibration curve of the instrument for
the entire range of 0 to 80 mW is a straight,line. There is
1 figure.
AS50CIATIONt Institut poluprovodnikoy AN SS9R
SUBMITTEDt
(Semiconductor Institute AS USSR)
April 19, ig6o
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MYACIPUY, A.;.DRUZIYAZ. F.
Simplify tho systAm of production records in cit;, dairy i,,entv.
Voloch, -prom. IF no.6:25-26 '57. (M:~A I C.. 6)
1. Rostovokiy molochW kombitat (for luryachlyev). 2. ramnskly
mlochnyy zELvod (for Druzlyak).
(Dairy. industrj+4eco=tivg)

DRUZITEV, A.
The basic conditlon for n sucepseful competition. Sots.trud,
no.4:112-116 Ap 158. (MMA 11:4)
1. Irachallnik otdelA orgAnizateii trudA, takhnicheakogo normirovaniya
I zarobotnoy platy tresta, "KrAgnodonugoll."
(Donets Basin--CoAl mines and mining)
-ro

DRUZ!TSV, A.; DUBIWV, S., gorW lnsh.;SHEKHOVTSOV, A.; SKOODFM. V.
Developing the Initiative of Nlkolai Yewi and Aleksandr tollabik,
Sots.trdd 4 no-3:97-105 Mr-159.. .. ; ! -
(MIRA 12-.4)
1, Yeoballnik otdola organizatsil truda i zarabotnoy platy tresta
"Krasnodonugoll" (for Druslyev). 2. Nachallnik otdoln organivateii
truda tresta"Kuyby9hevugol'" (for Shekhovtsov). 3. Pomosbehulk
plavnogo Insheners po or anisatsil truda shakhtoupravlanlyn
"Proletar" (for Skogorev5.
(Coal mines and mining)
(Labor productivity)

- I- - - . I - -
MM17EV, !*., PITSKEMAtMi., G.p and GAMBASHIDZE., G*
"Senityry and Hygienic Conditions for Working vith radioactive Isotopes" a
paper presented at the Transcaucesion Radiological Conferencd, Tbilisi, Nov- 55-
Ti 166oo4

I. N.,: rAla~SIJILf,7E ) 01. N. and PITSSTUEELMI.-~I, S., Froi..
"Problems of Labor Hyglene in Work With Eadioactive Isotopes," a report presented
at the Transcaucasian Radiological Conference, Thillai, 23-31 Oct 55.
S,.w. IIG. 1047, 31 Aug 56

R V
YUGOSIAVIA/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their 1-6
Application. Photogmphic Materials.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khiraiya, No 1, 1958, 2420
Author : Drvodelic Edgar
Inst .............................
Title Dependence of Maximum Density of Photographic Paper in
Reflected Light on Surface Characteristics and Measurement
Method.
Orig Pub Kemja u industr.iji, 1957, 6, No 5, F 13- F 19
Abstract Description of the procedure of measuring the maximum
blackening of photographic paper. Different conditions of
illumination %nd measurement of reflected light are consi-
dered. Results are given of the measurements of blacke-
.ning of different papers with the unimeter of Bloch in com-
bination with the polarization photometer of Martens densi-
tometer, in the course of vhich the type of illuminating
geam (directed .or diffused light) and angle of incidence
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."'LUGOSLAVIA / Laboratory Equipment* F
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiyag No 12,, 1958,, 39448-
Author Drvodeli_ahk
Inst 'Not-gi
Title The Set-Up of Photoelectric Donsitometerso
Orig Pub: Kemija u Industriji, 1957j No 9. F35-F42.
Abstract: In measuring optical density by visual or photo-
electric devices, deviations are often obtaineds
which could be eliminated, should the conditions
for measurements be changede The factors which
have an effect upon the density values measured
by a photoelectric densitometers are: the thick-
ness of the opaque glass plate, temperature and
intensity of the light sourcep Se-photoelement
and resistance of the circuit In which the photo
current is being measured. When density Is from
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YUGOSLIVIA/Opties - Photography K-13
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Fizika, No 1; 1959., No 2295
Author : Drvodolic Edgar
Inst
Title ; Photoolectric Mothocla of Obtaining Photographic Images
Orig Pub : KardJa u Industoriji, 1958., 7, No 2., F-15--F-16
Abstract Discussion of photoelectric methods for obtaining photo-
graphic images -- xerography and the "electrofax" process.
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YUGOSIAM/Analytical Chemistry. Laboratory Equipment. F
Instrm=tationv
,,~,s Jnur : Rof Zhur - Khimiva. No 2. 1959. No 4924
Author : Drvodclic, Es
Inst -W givon
OT
Title A Motoolectric Refleatiha Densitometer for YanourinC; O'onai-
tonctric Suiplea of VhotoLxaphic Papers
Orig Ilub KeriiJa u Industriji, 1) No 5) F-29-F-36 (1958)
Abstract .1 device for the rapid and precise measurement of black and
vhite sansitometric strips usc(I in the investiLmtion and pre-
paration of photoGraphic paper is described, -- From a sim=-
ry by the author.
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AUTHORt Drvodeli6t Edgar YUG/2-58-12-10/19
TITLEi A Photoolootrio Color Temperature Motor with Interference
Filters (Kelvimetar a interfortnoionim filtrima)
PERIODICALt Komija u industrijio 1958, Ir 12l pp P-7~-F-74
ABSTRACTi The apparatus described is used for calculating the color
temperature of tungsten-filament lamps or other near-gray
bodies. It consist@ Of a rotating filter holder with 3
filters$ red, blue and green, backed by a selenium photo-
electric cells The red and blue filters are double-band,
optical interference filters. The green filter is used to
adjust the spectral sensitivity of the photoelectric cell
to that of the human eye, so that the apparatus may be
used as a luxmotor. Color temperature is calculated by
a comparison of the intensity of the light passing in
turn through the red and blue filters. The photocurrent
from the photo-osll is measured on a portable spot-gal-
Vasameter, Measurement in made so independent as possible
of variations in the intensity of lifihi so"ass ty ado
justing the position between the lamp under toot and the
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YUG/2-58-12-10/19
A Photoelectric Color Temperature Meter With Interference Filters
deflections on the galvanometer constant. Minor errors re-
sulting from non-linearity of the photoelectric call are
thus eliminated. The meter was calibrated by means of
a standard tungeten-filament lamp The meter has a color
temperature range of 2,000 - 3,00;OK and a tolerance of
t 50K. There are 3 photos and 2 graphs.
ASSOCIATION; "Potokemika", Zagreb.
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DRVODELIC Ed
Densitometry of color layers. Kem ind 9 no.12:F-81-F-86 D 160.
1.,*Fotokemika"~ Zagreb,

DRVODELIC, Edgar
Syptems of the detorminatim of the sensivity of black--white
negative. Kem ind 10 no.4sSuppl. F-33-41 Ap 161.
1. Irfotokemija", Zagreb.

RWHM, R.1 DRVMUG,, Eagar [traw:Latorl
Determination of the oensitometric charaoteristics of photo-
grapher paper* Xemija u industriji no*5:252-264 My 162,

.DRVCI)ELIC,, Edgar
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