SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT N.M. FROLOV - P.A. FROLOV

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MUAV,_N.M.; AVERIYEV, V.V.; DUKHIN, I.Ye.; LYUBIMUVA, Ye.A.; Prinimali
uchastiye: GOLIDMM, V.M.; MAVRITSKIY, B.F.; SEDOV, N.V.;
YAZVIN, L.S.; KUTASOV, I.M.; STARIKOVA, G.N.; KORTSENSHTEYN, V.N.,
red.
[Methodological instructions for studying thermal waters in
boreholes.] Metodicheskie ukazaniia po izucheniiu termalInykh
vod v skvashinakh. Moskva, Nedra, 1964. 139 p. (14oskow. Vse-
soiuznyi nauchno-issledovateliskii institut gidrogeologii i
inzhenernoi geologii. Trudy, no.17). (14IRA 19:1)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut gidrogeologii
i inzhenernoy geologii, Moskva (for Frolov, Golldberg, Mavritskiy,
Sedov, Yazvin). 2. Institut vulkanologii Sibirskogo otdeleniya
AN SSSR (for Averlyev). 3. Institut merzlotovedeniya AN SSSR
(for Dukhin). 4. Institut fiziki Zemli AN SSSR (for Lyubimova,
Kutasov, Starikova).

ACC N R, A?0004070
Monograph
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,.,FFo.loY,, Nikolay Mikhaylovich
Temperature regime of.the heliog eetherm ozone (Temperaturnyy rczhim
geliotermozony) Moscow, "Nedra", 66. 0155 p. illus. , biblio. 1, 750 copies
printed
TOPIC TAGS: geophysics, Earth crust, geothermicity, heliogeothermicity,
-temperature regime, hydrogeology, geothermics, heat flow, heliothermoze,
heliogeothermozone, temperature dependence, heat transfer.
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: This is essentially a.summary, discussion, and I
interpretation of available data on the thermal regime of that part of the
Earth's crust referred to by the author as the "heliothermozone" or "heliogeo-
thermozone", which extends approximately 200 to 1000 km below the Earth's
surface. The work is based on'the authors own field studies in various p,-rts
of.the USSR (the Caucasus, Ciscaucasuis, Kamchatka, Moldavia, Crimea,
Altai, Trafiscarpathia, etc. ) and the findings of other geologists and geophysi-
cists. The book is intended for geologists, geophysicists, and particularly
hydrogeologists. The author expresses his thanks to A. A. Dlyakonov, V. M. i-
Yakovlev, L. V. Frolova, L. B. Branopollskiy, N. V. Sedov, V. I. Pogulya-
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yev and E. A. Marov who participated with him in actual geophysical explora-
tions; 1. D.'Dergunov, Ye. A. Lyubimova, L. N. Lyusova, F. V. Firsov and
A. L. Shushpanov of the Institute of the Physics of the Earth who contributed
thermometric data; Doctor of Geological- Mineralogical Sciences F. A. Maka-
renko for his assistance within the administrative framework of the AN SSSR;
Corresponding Member AN SSSR P. F. Shvets for advise and criticism; and
V. N. Shkatunkin for participation in field work and technical assistance in
preparing the manuscript for publication. The book includes 41 figures, 64
tables, 2 appendixes (temperature data), and 5 inserts (hydrothermal and
geoisothermal. maps, temperature tables).
TABLE OF CONTENT [abridged]:
Introduction -- 5
Ch.
Ch.
Ch.
Ch.
2/3
1. General information on the thermal regime of the Earth -- 8'
2. Geothermal field of the hellog eoth erm ozone -- 24
3. Temperature regime of ge:)thermal layers (zones) of the heliogeo-
thermozone -- 50
4. Role of water in the thermal regime of the heliogeothermozone -- 79

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Ch. 5. Scientific and practical significance of the study of the temperature
regirrie of the heliogeothermozonie -- 110
Conclusions 131
Appendixes 135
Literature 147
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AUTHORi Frolovq N.N.v Engineer SOV-99-58-8-5/11
TITLEt The Erection of Canal Dykes on Sagging Foundaticne by
Means of Mechanized Pouring of Loess Deposits into th,~
Water (Vozveden-iya dsmb kana-la na prosaic~shnom cancvenif.
metodom m9khanizirovennoy otsypki iessc-~rcgo grunta v
vodu)
PERIODICALi Gidrotekhnika It malioratslya, 1958,'ANr 6, pp 2e-32 OSSR)
ABSTRACTx Dykes of irrigation canals travereing sagging (loess) 50i'.
can be expediar.tly erected by -.ompacttng the foundaticni
with a preliminary wetting of the groun! and by p:nriLg
loess into the water. Thts way a comparattve:y clastfc
body of the dyke is obtained, --apabi-3 of enduring cons*--
derable deformations of the fcundation~ It is economi--al
and ensures good results. During the pouring prz:e9s
loess becomes more moist and an additiona'I. 3ettling of
the dyke's body and its foundations takes place, thug 411-
minating deformations of the dyke. As soon as the canal
is filled with water, it becomes sufficiently reliable
for operation. This method of erecting high and large
dykes was first applied in 1-943-1944, but so fax has nct
been used on a large scale. The author gives detailed
description of the erection of cana: dykes of the Pere-
Card 1/2 padnaya GES in the Tadzhik SSR by the aescribad method,

SOV-910-58-8- 5 /1'.
The Erection of Canal Dykes on Sagging Foundations by !!cans of Vecha-
nized Pouring of Loess Deposits into ths 'Nater
and comes to the conclusion that it can be successfully
applied for hydro-meliorative structures and is superi_-~r
to other methods of building dykes. In additicn to thl
advantages already stated, the author men .ionz~ no nece-
ssity to pack the soil by mechanical means: the easy
pour.ng of loess into water, the possibiliiy of carry-
ing out the work along a wide range. There are 2 Sovipt
references, 1 diagram and 1 table,
1. Inland waterways--Maintenance
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RUBINSHTM, A.L., professor, daktor talffin.nat*; ARFYITFVA, T.I., kand.takhn.
nauk; KIRILLOV, A.A., dotment, kand.tekhn.nauk;.~!!qW,-j,N, inzh.
Problems in the design of hydraulic structures on loses soils.
Hauch.zap. MIIVM 20.262-281 158. (MIRA 13:6)
(loses) (Soil mechanics)
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FROLOV, N. N.: 'Master Tech Sci (diss) -- "Problems of' th2 structure of dams
and levees for irrigation canals on loess soils". Moscow, 1959. 24 pp (Moscow
Inst of 'Hater Economy Engineers im V. R. Vil'yai-,is), 150 copies (Kl,, No 12, 1959,
1
130)

1OW Snv/98-59-9-13/29
AUTHOR: Frolov, N.N., Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITLE: Deformations After Settlement of Loess Grounds Un-
der Hydraulic Structure Foundations
PERIODICAL: Gidrotekhnicheskoye stroitel'stvo, 1959, 1Tr 91
pp 44-45 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Long lasting deformations of loess ground under hydrau-
lic structure, which occur after normal settlement,
are caused by the weakening of ground cohesion which
is the consequence of washing out cementing salts by
seepage through the ground. The phenomena have former-
ly been studied by A.L. Rubinshteyn, A.A. Kirillov and
G.D. Urmanova-The author gives data on settlement of
the Yuzhhyy Golodnostepskiy Kanal, the Farkhadskaya GES, the
W-rzobakaya GT-,S I and the canal in the vaRhajibRaya Vallcy
and proposes an empiric formula for computation of
duration of the additional settlements, gained by
comparing results of laboratory compaction tests on
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SOV/98-5-9-13/29
Deformation After Settlement of Loess Grounds Under Hydraulic
Structure Foundations
under a hydrElUliC structure. The author recommends
introduction of the addition-settlement effect into
the new Soviet standard on hydraulic structure design,
because of the 'IN and TU 137-5611 standards which deal
only with normal settlements. There are 2 graphs, 1
table and 2 Soviet references.
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FROLOVP N.N.
Compactibility of lGesE, soils in the Golodnaya Steppe. Mat. po
proizv. silo Uzb. no.l";:90-100 160. (IMA 14:8)
1, Mookovskiy inatitut inzhenerov vodnogo khozya7etva.
(Golodnaya SteiTe--SoU mechanics)

FROLOV, N.N., Vand.teklin.naul;
O-____._
Investipating the compaction of loess foundations under hydrAulic
structures. Nauch. zap. VdIVYH 23-171-196 l6o. (MIRA 14:8)
(Perepadnaya lydroolectric Pwer Station--Dams) Moess)

FROLOV, N.N., kand.tekhn.nauic
Construction of dams from loess soils on settlirg foundations; method
of mechanized dumpirC of loess into water. Nauch. 7ap. M11VKH
23:197-209 16o. (MM 14:8)
(Perepadnaya Nydroelectric Power Itation-Dams) (Loess)
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KIRILLOV, A.A.; FROIDV, N.N-.; ORLOVA, V.P., red.; DEYEVA, V.M...
tekhn. red.
(Hydraulic structuros in irrigation systems on sagging
loess soils] Gidrotf)khnicheskie sooruzheniia na orositell-
riykh sistemakh v lessovykh prosadochrjykh gruntakh. Mo-
skva, Selikhozizdat, 1963. 270 p. (MIRA 17:2)

ATATEV, S.S., knnd.tekhn.nauk; ZALOGO, V.F.. inzh.; KOROBOCHE:IN, K.At,
inzh.; PYVZIrAR, E.D., knnd.tek-m.nouk; ROGOVIN, Ta.A., inzh.;
RAKUTI, B.A., inzh.; RUBIN, V.I., inzh.; TIRKMITAIIB, I.D.,
inzh.;_~OLQL-ff,~., knnd.tekhn.nauk; TANKOVSKIY, I.P., Jnzh.;
MOROGOVSKIT, V.M., inzh.. reteen7,ent; ZHIZHELI, I.M.,, in-.h.,
red.; KAZACHM, G.A., red.; GOLUBTSOVA, P., red.; STEPANOVA,
N., teWin.red.
(Builder's handbook] Spravochnik ma5tera-stroitelia. Izd.4.,
perer. i dop. Hinsk, Gos.izd-vo BSSR. Red.nouchno-tel-Jm.
lit-ry, 1959. 659 p. (MIJU 13:1)
1. White Russia. Hinisteretvo gorodskogo i sellskogo stroitell-
stva.
(Building)

BARDIN.I.P.;BOIIISCV,A.F.; RFdAN,R.V.; YMOLAYLT,G.I.; VAYSBKRG,L.B.;
ZHMBIII,B.N.; BOROIIULIN,A.I.; SHARGV,G.V.; DCHNITSKIY,1.7.; CffUSOV,Y.P.
SOROKO,L.N.; KLIKAS]21KO,L.S.; PAVWVSKIY,S.I.; ZILIBERSHTM,M.B.;
LYUIMIKCV,I.S.; NIKULINSKIY,I.D.; BRAGIIISKIY,I.A.; SALOV,Ye.M.;
TROSHIN,N.F.; FRU IIXM,V.I.; ARGIRTOV,14.1.; DULINKV,F.S.; BIDULTA.L.N.
GAYNfiJIGV,S.A.; FROLOV,N.P.; VIIIICHENKO,V.S.; KOGAII,Ye.A.
G.B.Kazarnovskii; obituary. Stall 15 no.8:757 Ag'55- (MLRA 8:11)
(Knaarnovskii, Grigorii Efimovich, 1887-1955)

GRIMALISKIY, V.L., prof.; CHETYRKIN, V.S., prof., red.toma; RUDI, G.Ya.,
kand.sellskokhoz.nauk, red.; SUBODTOVICH, A.S., kand.sellskokhoz.
nauk, red.; KOLESNIK, L.V., doktor sellskoklioz.nauk, red.; SEME-
IJOVJ* A.N., doktor tekhn.nauk, red.; KOVARSKI; A.Ye.-i- doktor sell-
skokhoz.nauk, red.;.FROLOV, N.P.,. doktor ekonom.nauk, red.; MATSYUK,
L.S., kand.sellskokhoz.nauk, red.; GUShK, I.V., kand.tekhn.nauk,
red.; URSUL, D.T., kand.filos.nauk. red.; LEGASI, I.Ye., kand.
istor.nauk, red.; SHP,VGHUK, i.r., kandiekonom.nauk, red.; KACHANO-
VAP N., red.; TIMOSHENKO, A.G., kand.sel'ekakhox.nauk, zamestitell
red.; SHPANER, V., tekhn.red.
[Bodies of water of the Reut Basin, their hydrobiological conditionn
and the outlook fcr their utilization in commercial fishing.)
Vodoemy basseina reki Reuta, 1kh gidrobiolpgicheakii rezhim i per-
spektivy rybokhozi.aistvennogo ispolizovaniia. Kishinev, Izd-vo
sel'skokhoz. lit-ryp 1962. 191 p. (Kishinev.Sel'skokhoziaistvennyi
institut im. M.V.1'runze. Trudy, vol.29), (MIRA 17:2)

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SOV/ 137-58-8-16777
Translation from: Refera.tivnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 8, p 78 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Mikhaylov, M.M., Uspenskiy, Ya.V., Frolov, N.
TITLE- Making High-speed Steel by the Methods of Powder Metallurgy
(Poluchenive bystrorezhuslichey stali ii-ietodami poroshkovoy
metallurgii)
PERIODICAL: Tekhnol. avtomobilestroyeniya, 1958, Nr 1, pp 25-26
ABSTRACT., A procedure for making powder metal products of R18 high-
speed steel is described. Reduced W powder, Fe, ferrochrome,
and ferrovanadium scale powder finely ground in a liquid med-
ium were inixed to yield an alloy of the following % composition:
W 17-19, V 1-1.5, Cr 4-5, C 0.7-0.8, the remainder being Fe,
and were reduced by a nitrogen -hydrogen mixture at 850-9000c.
The resultant sponge was ground in benzene, and the fine powder
thus obtained (particle size < 1-3 microns) was pressed under
1250 kg/crnz pressure, and S-3intered in a mixed nitrogen -hydro-
gen atmosphere at 13600C. The end product was of the follow-
ing G/o composition: W 18, V 1, Cr 4, C 0.1Z, the residue being
Fe. To increase the C contents, sintering was done in a car-
Card 1/Z burizer (951o activated charcoal and 51/6 BaCO3) under the

SOV/ 137-58-8-16777
i n g 'i-speed Steel by the Methods of Powder Metallurgy
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following conditions: Holding at 9500 for I hour, licatin- to 1280' and hold-
ing there for 2 hours. The use of fine powders made for more complete
hornogenation. Shrinkage in sintering was 25',0, the residual porosity 3-4el'o
(density 8. 16 g/cin3). After standard heat treatment, the resultant speci-
niens showed satisfactory cutting and mechanical properties (RC after sint-
cring 54-56, Rc after heat treatment 61-63, (Tb i 240 kg/mrn2). To avoid
over -carburization, W carbide was introduced into the initial charge in
place of W. The rnicrostructure of this alloy was characterized by equiaxia.
grains of austenite and carbides.
R. A.
1. Fowder aU_oys--Prcp-,irrtion 2. IMer alloys-
Properties 3. Tool steel-Production
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SOV/133-58-6-18/33
AUTHOR: Soroko, L.N. , nefedov, A.A. , Ywshov, V.N. , Masgukov,
S.N. (Deceased), Frolov, B.P. and Braunshteyn, R.A.
TITLE:' Rolling of Lightened ir 16 Beam from Low Alloy Steel 09G2D
(Prokatka oblegchennoy balki no 19 iz nizkolegirovannoy
stali 09G2D)
PERIODICAL: Stall, 1958, Nr 6, pp 532 - 537 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An expeximental rolling of a lightened Nr 19 beam
from low-alloy steel 09G2D (composition %: C Z,0.12;
Mn 1.4-1.7; Si 0.2-0.4; Cu 0.22-0.44; Cr 4~ 0.30; Ni 0.01-
S and 11 Z
0.03; z0.04) is described. Lightened Nr 19 beam
(Figure 1) TuTs 08-124-5?) weighs 19.5% less per m than normal
Nr 19 been MST-526?-50) which is usually rolled from steel
St3- For experimental rolling, four heats of steel 09G2D were
made. Rolling was done on the mill 500 from shaped semis
(Figure 2). The calibration of rolls is shown in Figure 3.
The metal was heated ;rom cold charging to an average
temperature of 1 170 0. The decrease of temperature in the
individual passes - Figu-Se 4. The final temperature of the
neck of the beam was 60 C lower than that of normal beam.
Frequency distribution of deviations of dimensions from the
nominal ones - Irigure 5. The comparison of -the loads on the
(;ardl/3 individual stands during rolling of normal and lightened nr 19

SOV/133-58-6-18/33
Rolling of Lightened kir 19 Beam from Low Alloy Steel 09G2D
beams together with the maximum permissible loads and r-om of
motors - Table 1. The comparison of the mill throughpui Der
hour durins- rolling normal and lightened lqr 19 beams - Table 2.
Mec-hanical -.ro-:)er'l'ies of specimens cut from various places of
the beam - TabLes 3 and 4. It is concluded that: 1) rolling
of light Nr 19 bea.-,,s on t1le mill 500 is possible with the
ex-istir4r, equip..,cent; 2) dimensions of the profile obtained
were situated mE:Inly ia the range of minus tolerances; 3)o
the tempsravare of the neck at the end of rolling was ?90 C1
i.e. 60 C be!-3iv t1:e tem-cerature obtained durinU rolling-, normal
beam Vr 19; 4) Icads j-a mot-ors of rou,-hinE stands was
22-23% higher than during rcllinC of normal .1-4r 19 bearn. Loads
on the finishinl-,- stand eit-her do not exceed or only slightly
exceed permissible ones; 5) specific po,.,.,er consumption was
37% higher than during rollinG normal vr 19 beam from St.3
steel; 6) the output of -the mill durin- rolling of the light
beam decreases by 17%. It is expected that with mastering of
the -process, this decrease can be reduced to 87~; 7) the
t 4 eS
chemical composition and mechanical proper of OQG2D steel
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SOV/133-58-6-18/33
Rolling of Lightened nr 19 Beam from Low Alloy Steel OqG2D
satisfy the requirements of standard ChLITU-5688-5ro for low-
alloy steels. The following engineers participated in the
work: N.I. Khoroshev, I.M. Sharapov and Y.A. Firsakov.
There are 5 figures and 4 tables.
ASSOCIATIODS: Kuznetskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat (Kuznetsk
Metallurgical Combine) and Urallskiy institut
chernykh metallov (~Vral:s Institute of Ferrous*
Metallurgy)
Card 3/3 1. Beams--Production 2. Rolling mills--Applications

FROLOV, N. IN , inzh.
Pitting outlined sections of intricate design. Sudontroenie 26
no.8:54-58 Ag 160. (MIRA 13:10)
(Balls (Naval architecture))

SKOROKHODOV, N.Te., dotsent; CKVZSHV. N.A., kand.takhnonaUk;
Z&YKOV, M.A., dotsent;_1RQ1DY#.~P-q inzh.; KCROLIV, A.S.,
inzb.; KH&VCIMO, L.Ta., inzh.; BKOROXHODOVA, V.F., inzb.;
ABAKUMOV, V.1,., dotsent [deceased]; KhFUDOVo M.P., inzh.
Investigating conditions of rolling plain and shaped
sections on a medium-shape rolling mill* Trudy NTO
Chern.met. 15:24-55 159. (MIRA 13:7)
(Rolling mills)

, I YROLOK,_N_.F~~h.
Causes of sand fusion an rion castings. Lit. proizv. no, 12:43-
44 D 160. (MIRA 13;12)
Urou founding--Defects)

nOLOV, N. P.
Using bentonite clays in the making of large iron castings.
Lit. proizv. no.12:20, D 161. 01INI 14:12)
(Iron founding) (Bontonite)

FROLOV, N.P.
Rapid datemEnation of the moisture of molding and core mixtures.
Lit,proizv, no.9t42 S 162. (KRA 15: 11)
(Sand, Foundry-Testing)

SHAMgVBKIY, B.Kh.; ZYKCV, A,D,; KAFTA.NGVA, Z.K.; KRAVCHENKO, L.Ya.;
FRO rV N._p.; ZHURAVKIN, Ye.A.; GORBATYUK, V.L.
I- -..
Mechwdzing the flame scarfing of blooms. Metallurg 7
no.8:24,27 Ag '62. (MIRA 15:9)
A. Sibirskiy metallurgicheskiy institut i KuznetskiY
metallurgichaskiy kombinat.
(Steel ingots) (Metal cleaning)

FROLOV, Nikolay Prokhorovich; JESSOVOV, Valeriy Georgiyevi-h;
PETSOLID, Timofey Maksimovich;
SMEKH, Ivan Vasillyevich; ATAYEV, S.S., doktor tekh!a. nauk
prof... nauchn. red.
[Mesh-reinforced concrete products] Armotsementnye kon-
struktsii. Minsk. Vauka i tekhnika, 1965. 90 p.
(MIRA 18:8)
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Zpo1ov,.X1kolq.Prokhorovichi Bessonov, Valeriy Georgiyevich; Zalogo, Vitaliy
Fedorovich; Petsolld, Timofey Hakefimovich; Smekh Ivan Vasil'XLvich
Mesh-reinforced concrete constructions (Armotsementnyye konstruktsii) Minsk, Nauka. i
tekhnika, 1965. 90 p. illus., biblio. 2000 copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: construction material, reinforced concrete, engineering technology
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: The book reco=ends technology to be used in manufacturing
reinforced-concrete structures. It summarizes the results of the investigations of
rigidity and crack-resistance of reinforced concrete and analyzes some partictilar
features of its work and design. In addition, an example of the design of a
reinforced concrete structure is given, and the results of an experimental investi-
gation of its performance are outlined, The book is intended for engineers and
technicians working in building and designing organizations, as ve1l as for studentf
specializing in construction -and researeh workers in this field. There are 46
references, of which 26 are Soviet.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction -- 3
Ch. 1. Use of reinforced concrete in construction 5

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Ch. II. Materials and techniques in making reinforced concrete structures -- 12
Ch. III. Investigation of the physical and mechanical properties of reinforced
concrete -- 22
Ch. IV. Features in the performance of reinforced concrete 47
Ch. V. Design of reinforced concrete structures -- 73
Bibliography - 89
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FROLOV, N.S.; FRENKEL19 F.Z.; HATMENKO, k.K.
Automatic hydraulic dust control in loading rock with the PML-5
loader. Sbor.anuch.trud.Kriv.fil.IGD AN URSR no.1:23-25 162.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Mine dusts-Prevention)
(LoaAftg and unloading-Equipment and supplies)

NEDIN, Y.V.; GELWK, D.Z.; FOPOVICH, S.F.; FRENKELI,, F.Z.1 FROLOV, N.S.
Ways of improving the ventilation of shafts and blocks in
working layers in double levels. Sbor.nauch.trad.Kriv.fil.
IGD AN URSR no-1249-57 162. (KER4 16:4)
(Krivoy Rog Basin-Mine ventilation)

GELIW, D.Z,j POPOVICH, S.P.; FREMUI, F.Z.;. FROLOV, N.S.
Dust formation during scraper haulage of ore. Bor'ba slail.
5a74-177 162* (MIRA 16:5)
1. Krivorozhakiy filial Inotituta gornogo dela AN UkrS6R.
(Mine ventilation) (Ore handling)

KOBINEK, S.D.; FROlk)Vj, N.S.
Device for testing parachutes. Sbor. rats. predl. vnedr.
v proizv. no.2:9-10 161. (MIRA 14:7)
1. Trest "Dzherzhinakrudall) rudoupravleniye imeni Illicha.
(Mine hoisting)

NIKITIN, I.P., inzh.; FROLOV, N.S., inzh.
The AP&I automatic aafety block, Bezop,truda v prom. 5 no.6t24 is
r61. (MIRA 14:6)
(Safety appliances)

FROLOV, N- S-,, KAZAFOV,, V. A., -,YRn, I. L, DVORETSKIY., A. S., SEREIMAYOV, P6. A.0
- - f.
Mlh,~, -;-KOLESOV, I. V., and SIKOLENKO, Ve Fog
"Cho3.ce of Coordinates in Regara to the Entrance of Part:Lcles into an
Emulsion Chamber (STsU-i)s
Joint Institute of Nuclear Research,, Dubna,, USSR.
report subm.Ltted ror the IkEk conf. on Nuclear Electronics, Belgrade, Yugoslavia
i5-2u May lyoi

ACCESSION NR: AR4032164 S/0058/64/000/002/AO39/AO39
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fiz., Abs. 2A337
AUTHORS.- Dvoretskiy, A. S.; Kazakov, V..A.1 Kolesov, 1. V.; Ora-
vets, Yu.; Sikolenko, V. F.; Skry*11, 1.,I.; Frolov, N. S.'.
TITLE: Installation for automatic registration of the coordihates
of a particle entering a pellicle stack
CITED SOURCE: Tr. 5-y Nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii po yadern. rAdiW6
elektron. T. 4. M., Gosatomizdat, 1963, 15-27
TOPIC TAGS: high energy particle interaction, emulsioft technique,
electronic particle identification, particle trajectory recording,
particle trajectorV photography
TRANSLATION: An automatic installation is described, combining the
emulsion technique for.high-onergy particle interactions and the
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electronic method-of identifying the particles. The installation can,
register the coordinates at which the required particles enter the
pellicle stack with �0.5 nun accuracy. It consists of a spark-counter
telescope, a pellicle stack, a recording chamber, and electronic
control blocks. The coordinates of the spark that develops along
the track of the particle passing through the counters are photo-
graphed through an' optical unit that produces pictures of two
mutually-perpendicular projections of each spark on one frame of
motion picture film. High accuracy in the determination of the co- J
ordinates is attained by precision construction of the optical and
mechanical units of the installation, by selecting the optimum oper-
ating conditions of the spark-counter telescope, and by using a
triggered-voltage-pul6b geneiator %4ith low delay (not more than 0.25
~Lsec). The use of-tbe-insulation described yields a substantial gain!---
in the time required to interpret the experimental data. L. I.
DATE ACQ:
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AUTHOR: Kolesov, T..V., Sikoletko V.F., Skryll, I.I., and Frolov, N.S.
TITLE: An instrument for k~_Otographing lischarges in Spark countr,7
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika ekaperimanta, March-April 1963, v. 8, no. 2,
54-58
TEXT: The article describes a device for taking pictures of discharges in
spark counters from two mutually perpendicular directions and reference marks
with a single frame of film in a moving-picture camera that need not be greatly
modified for this purpose. The instrument is part of a system for determining
the points at which particles enter emulsions. Control is either automatic or
manual from a separate control unit: there is provision for double-exposure
prevention and malfunction indicatiah. The position of sparks may be determined
tn. vithin 4- 0.1 rm. There are five figures.
ISSoCIATIoN3 Joint Institute for Nuclear Research
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FROLOV,-I%S.,.gornyy inzh.
Effect of the layotit of nIr feeding, and air drawoff pipes an
the distribution o' air in ventilation iystems. Sbor.nauch.
trud. KGIII no. 21-115-122 163. (MIRA 17-7)

I
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y
New method of a-alcuidting Vi-L"ALICLIM-1 SySt.-,~-Mss ~~.rs naVC-he
I
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tnicl. FORI n-,.23,.~32-13? ~0~ (MTRA 17-.8)

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AP5015351 UR/0286/65/mo/009/0096/ I
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Frolov, N. S.
AUMOR: Semenov,~B. Yu., t
TITIZz Address-selectiori analog device for digital output printers. Close h2,
No. ITOT68
SOURCE- By .-ulleten izo'breteniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 9, 1965, 96
TOPIC-TAGS:. ad-tress, selection-device,-digital output printer, address selection,
computer component, address pulse
JOSTRACT: The proposed address-selection analog device for d3gital output printers';
contains a shaping circuit of linearly variable voltages, a shaping circuit of saw-~
tooth voltages, and a comparison circuit. It is designed to celect one address
pulse from a sequence for a given channel. Ftr U-ds pnjxse, each, channel carries a
.ctable multivibrator of pulse delays for a half Interval between channels, tuo co-
incidence circu~ts,.ancl a trigger shaper vith 1 and 0 Inputs. Orig. art. has: -
1-figure. IM
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2. USSR (61)0)
atimm
7. Geographical Outline of ;Iature and .14i7ricultural Activity of t"le
Inlia'Atants in Different Areas of tho Soviet Union, Yu. G. Saush'Idn.
(I.Ioscow, Geography Press, 1947) Fieviewed by N. S. Frolov, Sov.
Knigra i4o. 2,
9. ~Report U-PU, 16 Jan. V53. UnclIsSifiode

FROLOV, N. S.
Frolov, N. S. "An introduction to the Mography of agriculturea, Uchen.
zapiski (Sarat. gos. in-t im. Chernyshevskogo), Vol. XXII, Geographic
issue, 1949. P. 3-18.
SO: U-4392, 19 August 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No 21, 1949).

1. FROLOV, N. S.
2. Ussit (600)
1
4. Geology and Geography
7. Lands along the Volga,, V.V. Pokshishovskiy. V. N. Somentovskiy, editor.
(Moscow, Geography Press, 1951). Reviewed by N. S. Frolov,, Sov. Kniga,
No. 11., 1951.
9. 4MReport u-3o8l, 16 Jan. 1953, Unclassified.

FR N. .
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"Urals." P.N.Stapanov. Reviewed by N.S.Frolov. Izv.Vaes.geog.
ob-va 87 no-3:304-305 KY-Je 155. OWL 8:9)
(Ural Mountain region) (Stepanov. Petr Nikolaevich, 1887-)

FROLOV, Nil Spirldonoviehj
WWA%~" .~UBAREVA, T.V.,, red.
[Development and state of soil improvement in the U.S.S.R.]
Raxvitie i sostolanie malioratsii v SSSR. Moskva, Kolos.,
1965. 294 p. (MIRA 18:8)

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SOURCE CODE': UR/0058/6G/000/007/A029/A029
AUTHOR: Prokoflyev, Yu. P. ; Scmqpoy, B. Yu. ; Sina ev, _A. N. ; Frolov,.A. S.
-Y
TITLE: Simple single-channel amplitude analyzer for the registration of rare
evepts
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. 7A258
REF SOURCE: Tr. 6-y Nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii R2_yadern. radioelektron.
T. 3. Ch. 1. M., Atomizdat, 105, 158-170
TOPIC TAGS: amplitude analyzer, potentiometer, pulse analyzer, pulse
amplitude/ EPP-0 9 recording potentiometer
ABSTRACT: An investigation is made of an amplitude analyzer, similar to the one
described in the work of Birulev et al. (RZhFiz, 1964, 2A162), where the recording
EPP-09 potentiometer is used as the amplitude analyzer. When the pulse comes to
the analyzer input, the carriage of the recording potentiometer travels a distance
proportional to the pulse amplitude, and then returns. The dead time and the
number of the analyzer channels are determined by the characteristics of the record
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ing potentiometer. The number of channels can be brought to 127. The pulses at
the analyzer input must be positive with an amplitude ranging from 0. 3 to 6 v and a
duration of 1 to 1. 5 /xsec. The instrument works dependably in a temperature
range of 0-40C. The integral nonlinearity is less than 0. 5 percent. The
analyzer is fed with a + 8 and -8 v voltage, with a ^-,, 0. 1 -percent time and tempera-
ture instability, and weighs 0. 3 kg. All the analyzer circuits are assembled on
semiconductors. A description is given of the block diagram and the operation of
all the parts of the instrument. The analyzer is designed for the registration of
small events. [Translation of 4batract]
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AUTHOR: Semenov, B. Yu.,*-Frolov, N. S.
ORG: Joint Nuclear Research Institute (OV'yedinannyy institut yadernykh.iseledovaniy)
TITLE: Analog address selectors for an output digit printer 16C /,/y
SOURCE: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 5, 1965, IOZ-105
TOPIC TAGS: multichannel analyzer, digit printer
ABSTRACT:' The developmen t of a digit printer intended for a 256-channel analyzer
is reported; the printer has.a sequential storage and a double coding of numbers.
The single selection of an address is ensured by a code-analog converter and by a
special selection circuit that controls the logic of operations. Thus, the
distinguishing feature of the new printer is the use of an analog circuit in the address
unit instead of the conventional counter circuit. The new printer consists only of
1 trigger, 2 gates, -1 single-shot multivibrator, I sawtooth circuit, 1 voltage-ramp
,circuit, and I comparison circuit; this is much smaller than the amount of
components required for a conventional 256 -channel- serving printer. "In conclusion,
t%e authors wish to thank A. N. Sinayev for his* constant interest and help. Orig.
art. has* 3 figures.
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SEMENOV, B.Yu.; FROLDV'O A.#.-
Analog address-selecting circuit for an output digit-printing
device. Prib. i tekh.ekop. 10 no.5t102-105 S-0 165.
(MIRA lgtl)
1. Obl'yedinannyy institut yadernykh issladovaniy, Dubna.
Submitted Aug.25, 1964.

USSR/aeophyoice conferences may/Jim 52
"Chronicles)" K. M. Feodotlyev
"Iz Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser Geolog" No 3, PP 158-160
1. A general meeting was held 2 Feb 52 by the Dept
of.Geol and Geog Sci, Acad Sci USSR. Reports were
read by V.A.Nikolayev, Corr VAm, Acad Sci 'USSR, and
11N. Frolov, Cand Geol-Mineralogical Sci on the
geology of granites.
2. Results of 4th Conf on Expti Mineralogy and
Petrography, held 6 - 9 Feb 52 at Moscow; 47 reports
vere read.
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y~ojpv,'N.V., student; TSFAS, B.S., dotsent, nauchnyy rukovoditell
rabo'ty
Accurate calculation of a heavy elastic string. Sbor.dokl.
Stud.nauch.ob-va Fak.mekh.sell. Kuib.sellkhoz.inst.no.1:61-70
,62. (141RA 17:5)
1. Kuybyshevskiy sel'skokhozyaystvennyy institut.

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AUTHOR: Tsfas, B. S. (Candidate of -technical sciences, Docent ); Frolov, N. V. (As-
sistant)- ____3 Z_
ORG: None 23
TITIX: Pressure of a cylindrical rod against a support assuming a small clearance be-
tween support and rod
SOURCE: IVUZ. Mashinostroyeniye, no. 2, 1966, 48-54
TOPIC TAGS; pressure distribution, material deformation, static pressure, com7,ocr
srR,ES-S
ABSTRACT: The authors consider pressure distribution for a system consisting of a cy-
lifidrical rod fitted into a cylindrical hole with a small clearance between the two
members.. It is assumed that the end of the-rod extends a given &Lstance beyond the
edge of the support and that it is loaded by a given weight so that it is warped
through a slight angle and the sections of contact between support and rod are changed
It is further assumed that the members of the mating pair are absolutely rigid and
that only the con~vt between them is deformable. Formulas are derived for the pres-
sure distribution in the contact sections and for the principal linear and arig-ular di-
mensions of the contact areas. A comparison with theoretical data calculated from
formulas applicable to mating pairs of this type with a large clearance shown that the

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new method gives considerably greater linear dimensions and pressures and much smaller
angular dimensions. The paper was presented for publication by Candidate of physical
and mathematical sciences N. V. Kliyentov. Orig. art. has: 3 figures, 22 formulas.
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SOV/86-58-8-24/37
AUTHOR: Frolov, N.Ya.,,Engr Maj
TITLE: Machine Tools with Program Control (Stanki s program-
mnym upravieniyem)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vozdushnogo flota, 1958, Nr 8, pp 65-71 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The article deals with the program control of machine
tools. The author states that the program control
makes it possible to automatize the conventional type
of universal machine toolsj, and to control several
machine tools simultaneously from a single control desk.
The transition from processing of parts of a certain
design to the processing of parts of different design
can be made rapidly, merely by changing the program con-
trol cards4 The processing of various parts with ma-
chine tools under program control is done automatically.
It is based on a:follow-up System of digits, in which
the perforated cards, perforated tapes, cine-camera
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tapes, and magnetic tapes are used as primary records.
Depending on the number of necessary commands, various
variants can be used in the program control. The
author then describes the principles of program con-
trol operation. Four diagrams.
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AUTHOM Bazonov, D.Me; Frolovf'Noya.
TITLE: Electromagnetic excitatiot) of a radially laminated spherical
medium
SOUME: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fizikil v.35, no,6, 1965, 990-995
TOPIC TAGS: antenna, electromagnetic field, spherical shell struc-
ture, electromagnetic lens* mathematical. method
ABSTRACT i ~ The authors develop an algorithm for calculating.-the field
of a system of concentric spherical shells excited by an arbitrary
distribution ofelectric and magnetic currents in one of theme The
dielectric constant. and permeability are assumed to be constant with-
in a shell but to vary from shell to shell, The calcu' 'Ations are of
interest Invonnection with antenna domes and spherical lens antennas.
Me laminae are treated as transmission lines. The boimdarles be-
tween successive laminae then appear formlly as four-1poles, each do.
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Its transfer matrices for 29 and TH waves. ,'.The over-all
scribed by
ftnmgfer matrices am vatrix products of the matrices J!or the sevem
the reflection coefficients are simply expmgsed in term
-of- the. I
elements 0 them-
the ald or we -field reciprocity us
selves are derived with
:Izig asingle spherical harmnle as the auxiliary fields The calcu-
latim method Is partimlarly sultable for use with coMputers.
creasing the umber of laminae considered does not necessitate tho-
reprogramming but merely requires more machine times The me-
rough
thod Is therefore approprIate for calculating the fields of spheres
d3v radially variable Melectric emstants and permea-
-bilities- IMe -authors AM 0_S ...
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partment and 1~ Pt6f4iisdr'GiT -for
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1. MOLOV, N. Ye.
2. U33H (600)
/~. Thread - Testing
7. Testing thr-~ads and fabrics for fatigue. Tekst. prom. 12 no. 12, 1952.
9. Mlonthly List of Russian Accessi2np., Library of Congress, March 1953. Unclassified.

YROLOV, N-Ye.
Manufacture of belting with an.elastic edge. Tekst-prom. 20 no.9.74-
76 S 16o. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Zaveduyushchty laboratortyey Yaroalavokogo tekhnologicheekogo
nauchno-isoledovatellskogo instituta.
(Belts and belting)

DOROVSi4y; P. V. PHASE I BOOK EXPIDITATION SOV16 206
Konferentslya po teorli plastin I obolo~hek. Kazan', 196o.
Trudy Konforentaii po teorli plastin i'oboloohek' 24-29 oktyabr7a
1960. (Traneadtions of,the Conferonce.on thesTheory of' 'Plates,
and Shells Held in Kazan', 24 to 29 October-1960). Kazan',
[1zd-vo Kazanskogo gosudarstvannogo univeraitetal 1961. 426 p.
1000 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Kazanakiy-filial. Kazanskiy
gosudarstvcmyy universitet!im. V. 1. Ullyanova-Lanina.
d: Kh. M. Mushtarl., Editor; 11. S. liabay,va, Secretary;
Edit orial Boar
N. A* Aiumyaoo V. V. Bolotin,.A. S. Vollmik, N.,S.-Ganiyev,
A. L. Golldehveyze4 N. A. KilOchevskiy, M. S. Komishini
A. I. Luflye, G. N. Savino A. V. Sachonkov; 1. V,. Svirskly,
Zd.; V. 1. Aleksagin;*
R. G. SUrkih, and A. P. FIlippov.
Teoh. Ed.-:- Yu. P. Semenov*.
PURPOSE: The collection of artibles Is iiitended'for 'adientiata 'and
enginoers.iho are Interested ~n the analysis of strength and
stability of shells.
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COVERAGE: The book is a collection of articles delivered at the
Conference an Plates and Shells held in Kazan# from 24 to 29
October 1960. The articles deal with the mathematical theory
of plates and shells and Its.application to the solution, in
both linear and nonlinear formulations, of-problpms.of banding,
static and dynamic stability, and vibration-of rogular~.and
sandwich plates and shellb bf VArloup shapes under varioui
loadings In-the elastic and plastic regions*. Anr4rs2z*1M made
of the behavior of plates and shells In fluidaj,and the affect
of creep of the material'Is coasidereO. -A numbci~ of*papers
d1scUss-problems associated.with the development of effective
mathematical .,methods for ..solving problems in -the theor7 of -shells.
Soma of the reports propose algorithms for-the solution or problems
with the aid of'olootronia computers. A total of.one hundred,
reports and notes were presonted and discussed during the con-
ference. The reports are arranged alphabetically (Russian) by
the author's-name.
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Felldman, M. R. Vibration of an Anisotropic Plate
Making Allowance for the Rheological Properties
of the Material 382
Filin, A. P. Analysis of Arbitrarily Shaped Shells
Based on a Discrete Design Scheme 388
Fleyshiman, k. P. Analytts. of Plates With Curvilinear
Stiffmars 399
Fro_kaz,-Q-4-;- Stress Coi*entration in a Cylindrical
Shell Weakened by a Cutout 4o8
Shveyko, Yu. Yu. Flutter of a Circular Cylindrical
Shell 414
List of Reports Not Included in the Present Collection 419
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D274/D303
AUTHORS: Koshell, O.M., Lytvynov, R.O. and Frolov, U.S.
TITLE: The effect of water vapor on the properties of
germanium triodes
PERIODICAL: Ukrayinsllcyy fizychnyy zhurnal, v. 5, no. 3, 1960,
417-418
TEXT: Effects are described which were observed during the study
of creepage of the reverse current in p-n junctions of germanium
triodes which were protected from the surrounding medium, in the
presence of water vapor. The reverse collector-current was inves-
tigated after the application of a displacement voltage of 0.25 -
3 v. The frequency dependence was investigated of the equivalent
capacitance Cc and the dynamic resistance It of the collector p-n
transition in the 20 cy - 150 kc range. ThR measured signal d'l'.d
not exceed 20 - 30 millivolt. Firgt, experiments were conducted
in a vacuum of approximately 5.10- mm Hg. in that case practically
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no change in the current was observed after applying the voltage.
Then the current was investigated in the presence of water vapor.
Creepage of the current was observed, i.e. during 30 to 60 minutes,
the current changed by a factor of 1.5 to 4, approaching satura-
tion. In addition, the frequency dependence of Ce and It, waF- obser-
ved at low frequencies. Re decreases with frequency and Ce 4ecrea-
ses too. The frequency dependence Of Ce is related to the displace-
ment voltage; with increasing voltage the capacitance decreases at
higher frequencies; the capacitance assumes even neptivc values
which shows that the reactance of Re becanes inductive. Such a
frequency dependence Of Ce was observed in all (5) the inveatigated
sr.)ecimens at awater vapor pressure of 20 mm Hg; it was not obser-
ved at low pressure (e.g. 1 mm Hg). At lower frequencie.-:;, the
inductive character of the reactance was more pronounced. The
appearance of quasi-inductivity may be due to electrochemical pro-,
cesses which arise in the water film, adsorbed Ltt the p-r. junction
surface, or to the possible injection of minority carriers into the
contact germanium-electrolyte. It is know that injection can be
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accompanied by the appearance of an inductive component in the im-
pedance of p-n junctions. There are 2 figures and 4 references:
2 Soviet-bloc and 2 non-Soviet-bloc. The reference to the Lnglish-
language publication reads as follows: Toshio Misawa, J. Phys. Soc.
Japan, 12, 882, 1957.
ASSOCIN.rION: Instytut fizyky AN USSR (PhVsics Institute 16
UkrSSR)
SUBMITTED: February 20, 1960
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S/181/62/004/004/001/042
B108/B102
AUTHORS: Litovchenko, V. G.,,zFolovp 0. S., and Pao Shchih-mao
TITLE: Study of long-period variations in electrical properties of
germanium surfaces
PERIODICALs Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 4, no. 4, 1962, 833 - 645
TEXT: A method of stuOing surface-sensitive effects in semiconductors is
presented. The basic idea is to examine the long-period relaxation of
conductivity and work function in the case of adsorption. A specific
feature of this method is that not one but two quantities characterizing
the surface space charge are to be determined by experiment, namely, the
surface conductivity and surface flexure of the bands. The results of ex-
periments on the electrical surface properties of n-type germanium were
consistent with theory. The method is therefore recommended for the
quantitative investigation of catalytic reactions in gases and of the
electronics of metal and semiconductor surfaces. The most important
results of this work (numerous numerical data on Ge are given) have been
reported at the Vaesoyuznoye soveshchaniye po poverkhnosti poluprovodnikov
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B108/B102
(All-Union Semiconductor Surface Conferen-ce), Moscow, June 5 - 6, 1961.
Professor V. 1. Lyashenko, 1. 1. Stepko, Candidate of Physics and llulathe-
matics, and 0. V. Snitko are thanked for discussions. There are 6 figures,
2 tables, and 27 referencess 9 Soviet and 18 non-Soviet. The four most
recent references to English-language publications read as follows:
J. IN. Zemel, R. F. Green. Proc. Int. Conf. Semic., Prague, 549, 1960;
R. F. Green et al. Phys. Rev., 118, 967, 1960; R. F. Green. J. Phys. a.
Chem. Sol. 1 , 291, 1960; Amith. J. Phys. a. Chem. Sol. , 271, 196ot
jA 14
G. Dorda. Czechoslov. J. Phys., B10, 06, 196o.
ASSOCIATION: Institut poluprovodnikov AN USSR.Kiyev (Institute of Semi-
conductors, AS UkrSSR, Kiyev)
SUBMITTED: September 20, 1961
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,ACCESSION NR: AT3002449 S/2935/62/060/000/0147/0164
AUTHOR: Litovchenko, V. G.; Lyashanko, V. I., Frolov, 0. S.
TITLE* Investigation of electrORhYsical Rroperties of a rn surfacel~
(Report at the Conference on Surface Properties of Semiconductors, Institiie of
_~Istrv, AN SSSR, Mosc
I Electrochen ow. 5-6 June 1961).
SOURCE: Poverkhnost4ye evoystva poluprovodnikov. Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR,
1962, 147-164
TOPIC TAGS: germanium, germanium surface characteristics
ABSTRACT: Experimental results are reported of an investigation of the surface
electronic atructure'by means of adsorption of various molecules and by Ineans
of field effect. The main results were obtained from studies of slowly relaxing
i field effect and adsorption. Surface conductivity o, and surface potential,were
determined in-the experiments. L The molecule -adsorption investigation that
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involved measuring the work function by the vibrating -glectrode contact -potentiat
method and measuring & of thin Ge specimens with a 5-55 ohms. rm remistivity 1
yielded the following results: (1) Adsorption of both polar and nonpolar mole-
cules by Ge substantially influences the work function Sp of electrons; !p also
# our ac
depends on the gas presogre. f e9 cleaned by heating in a vacuum and
oxidized by heating in O'Vkvere tested. Charge per one adsorbed atom was found
0-3 - -4 -=&
to be e, a 1 10 a. (2) The nature of adsorbed molecules, not the sign of
dipole moment, determines the direction of variation of 5P and W. Water, ethyl
alcohol, acetone, GO, Ot , and gas mixtures were tested. (3) Within 300-430K.
the variation of Sp decreases with increase in temperature (exception: 0,. atmos-
phere). Effective activation energies at 4 torr were measured. (4) Equilibrium
values of 5P and cr after Ge adsorption were reached in 10-1,000 sec, while for
_Q,4Q, Cu,, 0 , _L20, Cdo. the time was under 1 sec. 11. Ge surface investigation
thWinvolved speasurth long-time cr relaxation and field-effect _q was carried out !l
with thin n-Ge specimens of 50-ohms. cm resistivity. A constant electric field of
(Z-7) 10'fv/cm was applied for 1-2 min to the specimen. Conductivity -time
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relations were determined for several ambient media: air. argon. acetone, etc,
Also determined experimentally were: a quasi-surface conductivity vs. surface
band bending curve, effective carrier mobility vs. surface band bending curve,
conductivity vs. contact potential curve, and time variation of the work function
of a semiconductor and a metal with adsorption and desorption of acetone mole-
cules in an argon stream. Orig. art. has: 11 figures, 2 formulas, and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Institut poluprovodnikov AN UkrSSR (Institute of Semiconductors,
AN UkrSSR),
SUBMITTED: 00 DATE ACQ: 15May63 ENCL: 00
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NESTERENKO, B.A.; PASECHNIK, N.A.; SNITKO, O.V.; FROLOV, O.S.
Field effect in thin lead salfide films. Fiz. tver. tela 5 no-llt
3199-3206 N 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Institut poluprovodnikov AN UkrSSR, Kiyev.

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Nesteranko,
AUMDR so _H. 0. (fibaterenkox B.A.); pMjQbjyk., ~.A, (Patechnik. Yu.AJ;
Snitkot-0,V61.
Tr=t- lMeatlgation of -the- 'UnUence--of 7 an exterual olectric fiebt Qa t'ae photo-
conductivity and noise of thin-layervof lead sulfid*
j
SMSt Ukraylnalkyy MycbW zburnay V& lop UO& io 196% 47-54
TOPIC TAGS I lead Oulfide yhotoconductivity,, nolse: witages -dark conductivity,
-field effect
C - tore (e3iternal electric
mnumt The zuthore studied the inflaence o surface fac
field, adsorption of molecules) on the photoconductivity and low-frequency noise
of thin lead-sulf1de, layers, 14easurments were made of the dark cmductivity, the
photoconductivity time constant, and the noise
staticaary photocouductivitys the-
amplitude at 400 cpzq on chemically and plWaically prepared PbS layereq as func-
tions of the external electric field,, the surrounding gas atmaisphere,, and lov-
temperature heating, The test set-up for the conductivity noise cupplitude is
Illustrated in Fig, I of the Eaclocure. The bulk of the measuremits were stade La
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v&cuQM (I x 10-6 Hg) end in dry air. The're-sults- have shown thal; physically
and chemically deposited layers behave differently. Chemical layerii had a con-
ductivity relaxation that decreased with time following application of an external
electric fieldo and exhibited appreciable influence of the external field ca the
photoconductivity; and on the time constant. The physical layer shorimd a time.
increasing conductivity, and no effect of the external field wbatever. The de-
pendence of the photeconductivity of chemical layers on the externaL field usually
had a maximtm which varied with the sample, It is assumed that to the left of the
maximum the decrease in photoconductivity is connected with the increased rate of
surface reembinatioul, and to the right of the maxizam it is possibly due to a
decrease in the effective =bility. Tests have shown that there is no difference
In the properties of the external aurface of chemical laqers and the surface in
contact with the aubstrate. An external electric field and the surrounding gas
atmosphere exerts a noticeable I-Mlence on the noise amplitude at 400 cycles.
The surrounding gas and heating to 1= affect strongly the electrical p&rameterg
of chemical layerep vith the moat noticeaIole change taking place in the dark con-
cae
ductivity, vhich-decreisea in vacum and allo after heating in dry air. 9 of
the reoults are interpreted in light of earlier InTestigations by the mitbors.de-
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AUTHOR: L,.,jqovchenko, V. H. Litovehenko, V. G.; Lyashenko, V. 1. 1 Frolov. 0. S.
ORG: Institute of"Semiconductors 'PAN UkrSSR, Kiev (Instytut napivprovidnykiv 7
AN UkrSSR) I--
TITLE: Determination of the surface iDotefitial on semiconductors within a wide
range of resistivities
SOURCE: Ukrayins1kyy fizychnyy zhurnal, v. 10, no. 12, 1965, 1334-1340
TOPIC TAGS; electric potential, electrode potential, semiconductor conductivity,
Fermi level I AA-LCO-S~-AC-4-~
ABSTRACT: A method proposed for determining the surface potential Y Is applicable
to both high-resi8tance and very low-resistance semiconductors. The method is based
on comparison of the contact potentials (determined with respect to a stable metal
electrode) of a specimen with known Yo and a.specimen with known Yx. To determine
the surface potential, it is necessary to compute the position of the volumetric
Fermi level for both specimens. To check the validity of this method, Y was measured
for two different materials. The measurements were made on the (111) surfaces of
p-type specimens of high-resistance germanium (40 ohm-cm) and silicon (100 ohm,cm
On the basis of the data obtained it can be concluded that by measuring the work
function, or by using data already available, it is possible to determine the surface

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potential for a wide variety of high- and low-resistance semiconductors. Orig. art.
has: 3 formulas and 4 figures. (JAI
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LITOVCHENKO, V.G. [Lytovehenko, V.H.); LYASHENKO, V.I.; FROLOV, O.S.
Method for determin the surface potential of semiconductors
within a wide range~gf resistivities. Ukr.fiz.zhur. 10 no.12s
1334-1340 D 165. (MIRA 19:1)
1. Inatitut poluprovodnikov AN UkrSSR, Kiyev. Submitted
January 16, 1965.

ACC NRt AP7002665 SOURCE CODE: UR/0109/67/0 121'G1);J /00-76/0086.
AUTHOR: Litovchenko, V. G., Frolov, 0. S., Vengris, S, A., Serba, A. A.
Sadovnichiy, A. A.
ORG: none
TITLE: Photoelectric characteristics of the capacitance of a surface charge varicap
SOURCE: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, v. 12, no. 1, 1967, 76-86
TOPIC TAGS: varactor diode, silicon semiconductor /ZkA"'4'L"Z-"
ABSTRACT: The photoelectric properties of the spacecharge capacitance of metal-
oxide-silicon (MOS) varicaps were studied. The varactors were made from rec-
tangular high-resistance (5 x 101 - 5 x 102 ohms/cm) photosensitive
silicon chips (dimensions, 15 x .5 x 0. 5 mm). The varicap was made from one part
.n ; thick-
of the chip (area of the semitransparent metallic electrode, eplo-2- 1 r m2
ness of the oxide, 17,0. 3 14 ). The other part of the chip was used for photocon-
ductance measurements from which the level of injunction of electron-lio'Le pairs
,8 n was calculated. The varicap was illuminated with a tungsten incandescent lamp;
the intens.ity was varied with platinum filters. The capacitance of the samples was
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measured with a resonance circuit In the 50-100-Mc frequency range at. different
bias voltages; the maximum amplitude of the measuring a-c signal applied to the
varactor was 25 mv. Two types of varactors were studied: 1) those with low
lateral resistance (the dielectricIlayer had Pok 108 ohms/cm); 2) those with high
lateral resistance (Pok ~V 10 Ohms /cm). Capacitance was found to increase with
increasing light intensity and to decrease with increasing reverse bias in both
cases. Capacitance was also found to decrease with increasing frequency in both
types of varactor. Orig. art. has: 10 figurer and 3 formulas.
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BONDAR&IKOp VeN, [Bondarenko V M.]; ZHINDULIS A I [Zhyndulis) A.I.);
LITOVCHENKO, V.G. tL~tovchenko, V.H.J; ;NITKO, O.V.;
..,IT%Ovj 0. S.
Effect of an external electric field on the work function
of thin lead sulfide films. Ukr. fiz. zhur. 8 no.10:1110-
1116 0 163. . (MIRA 17:1)
1. Institut poluprovodnikov AN UkrSSR, Kiyov.

LITOVCIIENKOP V.G,j FROLOV., 0,Sop- ZHINDULISO A.I.; YAKOVKIII, V.N.
Study of slow changes in the work function and surface con-
ductivity of Si and Ge. Radiotekh. i elektron. 9 no.6:1047-1054
Je 164. (MIRk 17:7)

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AUTHOR: Lidsh-iy.--V.. B Fraloy. P. -A
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TITLE: On the topological structure of regions of stability of a'self-coni. ugata
system of diffe pti~l equations th periodic coefficients
SOURCE: AN SSSR.: Doklady, v. 161, no. 4, 1965, 764-766
1TOPIC TAGS., topological space, ordinary differential equation
iABSTRACT- A real linear system of 2k differential,equations is considered:
I- w Q(t Y-00
4,
-Q(t), and SW is a
!where Q(t' is a non degenerate skeu-s'yomtric matrix, Qo(t)=
~Symletric -matrix, S(t)_=,S(h) *ith,olements 4hich depend p~rlodlcally an parameter.-
it
i , Q(f + ad QM, S(t + w) SW. T~e matrices of the functions SW and Q(t) am
~assumed to be piecewise continuous., The system is said to be stable if all of its
!solutions are. bounded when t+ -,, It Is strongly stable if it 16 stable'and all
1systems of the same forri that are. sufficiently near it have this property. The
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AUTHORL_~~~; Eikolayev, G. P.
ORG: none
/001/0067/0071
TITLE: Results of an investigation of the temperature coefficient of attenuation In
coaxial pairs in an MKTP-4 cable to
SOURCE: Elektroavyazl, t4o. 1, 1966, 67-71
TOPIC TAGS: coaxial cable, RF cable
ABSTRACT: The results are reported of measuring the temperature coefficient of
attenuation of 1. 2/4. 8-mm coaxial pairs in a Soviet-made r-f NMTP-4 cable at
frequencies between 60 kc and 10 Mc. Two lengths of the cable 734.5 and 733 m were
tested in a 100-m3 thermostat where the temperature was controlIed within �1C
around these points: + 37. 5, +2, 0. -20, and -30C. The experimental results are
tabulated; the temperature coefficient was found to be 2.80x I(r3 and 2. OOX 10-a for
60 kc and 10 Mc, respectively. Remarkably close results are obtainable from a
formula suggested by A. Payant (Cables et transm. , 1961, no. 2). Orig. art. has:
5 figures, 6 formulas, and 2 tables.
SUB CODE: 09 * 17 / SUBM DATE: 05Mar65 / ORIG REF: 007
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1,U~jORS; T
"idskiy, V. B. 0-Toscow); Frolov, P. A. 04oscow)
none
TITLE: The structure of stability domains for a self -conjugate system of differential
equations with periodic coefficients
1SOURCE: 1.1atematicheskiy abornik, v. 71, no. 1, 1966, 48-64
I
iTOKC TAGS: differential equation, system analysis, topology, linear system,
I
operations research
A3STRUCT: The topological structure of stability domains of linear systems is
Ideveloped. The linear systems considered are those in the form
Y =0,
Iwhere q( ".) is a nondegenerate oblique Hermite matrix: Q*(t) Q(t), S(t), a Hormite
Imatrix; S*(t) - S(t), y is an unknown colu;nn vector of order n, and differentiation is
i-,dicated by the asterisk. The stability of this system is analyzed for both real and
Icomlilex cases. It is noted that in the case of Hamiltonian systems the corresponding
Proolem was solved by 1. M. Gellfand and V. B. Lidskiy (0 strukture oblastey
ustoychivosti lineynykh kanonicheakikh system differentsiallnykh =avnenly 6
periodichoskimi koeffatsiyentami, Uspekhi matem. nauk, X, vyp. 1 (63) (1955), 3-40),
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land complex systems having a constant q matrix are dealt with by V. 11 . Yakubovich
(Stroyeniye funktsionallnogo prostranstva, kompleksnykh kanonicheskikh uravneniy s
per-Jodicheskimi koeffitsiyentami, DAN SSSR, 139, No. 1, 19061, 54--57). In both cases
an infinite number of domains of stability was found to exist. It is shoTM in the
current article that highly stable systems with matrices Q(t), dependent on 't, are
diatributed over a finite number of conjugating components (domains of stability) in
both the real and complex cases. The authors demonstrate that, for the system to be
Ihighly stable, it is necessary and sufficient that in each proper subspace S P of the
monodrome matrix Y(I-u) the Hermite form (If, f).bo definite, where
'Y, (w) ly (w) = 1.
it is also shorm that, in deforming the 'matrix of coefficients in this system, the
loss of high stability occurs only with coincidence of multipliers of different order
Iat, the unit periphery of the domain. Algebraic formulatione for computing the nuebor
of do=aina of stability and other characteristics aro,gi von, Orig. art. hasi 20
equatlions and 5 figures.
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USSR/Telephone Lines Sep 1946
Insulators
"Particular Circuit Constants of Strung Wire Lines,"
P. A. Frolov, 3 PP
'Vestnik Svyazi - 191ektro SvyazIO No 9 (78)
Well illustrated article gives various methods of
crime-crosoing telephone vires so as to balance the
various kincls of external interferance. Also gives
some type of insulators and cross-arms.
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Lines: an 1947
Tolophoftes - Apj*ratua
,"Distributing Booster Points on Trunk Lines With 12-
Channel Systems," P. A. Frolov, I p
"Vestnik Svyazi - Ilektroevyaz'" No 1 (82)
The author discusses the problem of proper spacing of
boos-ter stations on trunk lines in order to insure
good quality ccmmmications and reaommends that the
Ministry of Co=mmlcations give serious thought to
solv-.,ng existing problems.
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FROWV, F. A.
Telephones - Apparatus
PA 4-1T9
Jan 190
"Type IF-47, Locator of Breakdowns," P. A. Frolov,
N. V. Iiiakinovich, Engineers, 2 pp
"Vest Svyazi, Elektro-Svyaz"' No 1 (94)
Briefly describoo now type of dams a locator de-
veloped by factories of the Ministry of Commmica-
tions. Apparatus is unique, as with its assistance
it is possible to accomplish effective telephone
comnunications, particularly vhen wire crave are In-
stalling new lines, or overhauling old ones. Con-
sists of four basic parts,. 1) chassis, equipped with
12-volt ccamutator tube- 2) locator coils; 3) speaker
or microphone attici;;~t, and 4) source of pom,
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AUTHORS:
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Fedorovich, Ye.G., Frolov, P. A.
TITLE: Ways for Further Technical Progress of Means of
CommWitcation, (Puti dallneyshego tekhnicheskogo
progressa aredstv svyazi) Courses in Communication
Technology (Lektsii po tekhnike avyazi)
PUB.DATA: Gosudarstvennoye izdatel'stvo literatury po voprosam
svyazi I radio, Moscow, 1956, 34 pages, 12,000 copies
ORIG.AGENCY: Technical Administration of the Ministry of
Communcations of the USSR
EDITORS: Chief Ed: Fortushenko, A.D.; Ed: Leybov, M. K.;
Tech.Ed: Sushkevich, V.I.;
PURPOSE: The preface, signed by the Technical Administration of
the Ministry of Communications, USSR, states that the
monograph "is in essence a summary written to assist
people giving reports who are managers of administrations
and communication concerns." It is presented as part
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Ways for Further Technical Progresa of Means of Communication (Cont.)
of a lecture series on communication technology.
COVERAGE: This booklet Is a brief description of the principal
objectives and trends in the technical development of
communication facilities in the Sixth Five-Year Plan.
Mention is made of the organization in 1956 of the
Central Scientific Research Institute for Telephone
Technique in Leningrad (NIITS) and of the Kiyev branch
of the Central Scientific Research Institute for Com-
munications (2S-NIIS). There are no bibliographic
references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface 3
I. Introduction 5
II. Results of completion of the Fifth Five-Year.Plep.ln
the development of means of communication 6
III. Basic indices of the development of communications
in the Sixth Five-Year Plan
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Ways for Further Technical Progress of Means of CommLl-nication (cont.)
IV. Principal trends of technical progress 10
1. Creation of new systems and apparatus 11
2. Mechanization of heavy and labor-consuming
operations 23
3- Modernization of existing equipment and
apparatus 24
4. Economic efficiency of technical sD1i-..-!ons 25
5. New scientific and technical pratlems 27
V., Development of a scientific and
foundation 30
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