SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ALFEROV, K. - ALFEROV, LIBERIY

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AUTEOILS: Brayniii, I.Ye., Professor, Bornats~o, I.I., Candidate of
Te,chnie-*I Sciences and Alfe-rov, K.S7., RnFinec-r
TITLR: IncreazinL the Durabili-ty Lioulds by L~cans
of Reinforcement (Fovys~-~eniye stoykosti ',zrupnykh izlozhnits
;lutem axiiArovaniya)
PERIODICAl: Stal'i 11,158, Hr 3, pp 26/ - 2?0 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In th.e a
.pen-bearth, meltin~~. shop of the Makeyevsk Works,
two tyi~eB of ".:ot moulds viere in general use: V.-'dC., End up,
clos~!d botton. vit! ~:ot tops Afor InL-ots we4,hizl~: 6.2 to.-Is and
both cnds Open lix.1lds for ri= it38 nVrec) the nonsutioruxry are discharge turns into a diffase dis-o*i
Ahe features dint ing-uishing it from other types of
clictrge under certain e4mil LI ionr
dlachmrge are: ttie elitich&rge channel consists of trio brancher not connected by a
claar2y pronounced ae,-,tion, a wich higher voltage is required to produce a given cur-
:'ellt, and the WltagC IL;kd cum Axecute high-frequency pulsations. Mne frequency
increases wl-.Ii the air &I)eed ~ uh decreasing density, reaching as high as -2300
cp4. All othor parameters of ta. "fuse discharge do not depend on the air speed.
~Th,% di Mae disalmrgo bacomes -rw vt under cortein conditions, at speeds >100 m1sec.
Orig. art. has: 8 flaures.
SUB CODZ: 20,( SUM DATTE: 15.- ~o/ ORIG REP: 004/ 021 W: 002
ATD PMBS: 5108
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A -C 0 TYLKrU, X.R., red.; PULIN, L.I., tekhn.
- - A'wj.
(Advanced technological equiPmentl Progresslyna-la takhnolo-
g1chasksla onnaetka. Tula, TuPskoe knishnoe isd-vo, 1962.
25 p. (XIRA 16.8)
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B=AKDVI I.P.1 rod.
[Collecting medicinal plantal Sbor I*karstyermykh rastanii.
luilotalwv, H-va sdravookhrananila, 1999. 44 p.
(M RA 16.7)
1. Stershiy agronom treats, Iskarstvennykh rasteniy Minister-
stva adravookhranenlys, SSSE (for Balgakov). 2. Direktor
KuykWsbevakoy mezbobasetnoy kontory "Lokrastresta" (for
Alfarov).
(BOTANY,, HEDICAL)

AMMT, T.P,_
kto r*atate of 31oftla's d1soalm (OpIdowle hopat1tim) in Child-
ren. Youpiabbmatol do%, 5 aojt35-39 Mr-Ja 160. (XIM 13t?)
1. Is karodry dotsklkh UU&-nor (mv. - prof. V.P. tmm~mssukty)
zonit""Okop w*61taluskago Insti-
tuts, (41r., - Prof. A*Ta. Ivan")"
(uwam;, mrr=ious)

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ALPEam, V.P.
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Tbymol-veronal test In infectiouv 1,.epgLtltis in chi2dren. Lab. delo
6 no4s2l S-0 160. (KUtA 13: 9)
1. Wedra detakM bolesney (sav. - prof. V.F. ZrA=nskiy) lAnin-
gradAcgo owdtarno-gigiyanioheskogo meditainskogo instituta (dir.-
prof. A.U. lVanov -
(THYHOL~ (HFPkTITIS, INFECTIOUS)

AL.FEROV~ Y! P.
Cand Yed Sci - (diss) "Use of novocaine in Botkin's disease in
children. (Clinical, laboratory, and catamnestic observations)."
Leningrad, 11961, 22 pp; (Leningrad Pediatrics Medical Inst); 250
copies; price not given-,(KL, 5-61 sup, 200)

ALnROV, V.P., kand. t=d. nauk; MMMGIN, A.I.
Clinla"pidemiological observations In Infectious lympbocytonis.
Say. mod. 27 no.309-81 Mr 064. (MR& 17: 11)
1. lalte~ pediatril, (max. - pror. M.S. Osetrinkina) LenlWadskogo
"nitam"igiyanichemkogo meditsInskogo inatituta i 2-ya Gorodskan
bollmitaa (glavnTy vraeb B.Z. Brodskiy), goroda Slantay, Leningradskoy
oblasti.

25(l) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2098
Moscow. Vlyssheym tekhnicheskoy* uchilishche imeni N.E. Bauman&
NeVotoryye navyye vopromy shtampovkI toohnykh detaley; jobornik
stateyl (Some Now Problems in Stamping Precision Parts Col-
lection of Articles) Moscow, Oborongiz, 1959. 110 p. Wriest
Ital [Trudy] 85) Errata slip inserted. 4,TOC copies printed.
Ed.t E.A. Satelys, Honored Worker in Science and Technology,
Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professorl Ed. of Publishing
House: P.B. Norozovaj Tech. Ed.: N.A. Pukhlikova; Managing Ed.:
A.S. Zaymovskaya, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This eollection of articles Is intended for industrial
workerm In prscision stamping and for teachers and students In
this or relattd fields.
COVERAGE: The collection covers problethe of stampinj :hin-walled
and low-rigidity sheet products, obtaining rigid r crystallized"
joints, forming square and cyclindrical blanks In closed dies,
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Some Now Problems in Stamping Precision Parts (Cont.) SOV/2098
and accuracy and finish In cold extruding. Problems of ultra-
sonic machining of carbide-alloy materials are also discussed.-
The articles rgresent some of the studies carried out In re-
cent years at he Department of Technology of the MVTU (Moscow
Higher Technical School) Imoni Bauman on methods of stamping
precision machine parts. No personalities are mentioned. Some
of the articles are followed by references.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
11oreword
3
13utuzov, E.A., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent.Operation
of Rubber Bolsters In Rubber Formin 5
The article to devoted to an explanation of conditions causing
nonuniformity In rubber pressure during forming of their
walled parts. Practical advice is given for the use of rubber
bolsters in forming not only aluminum but also other metals.
Butuzov, E.A., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent.Uae of the
Method of "Recrystallized" Rigid Joints in Manufacturing Large
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Some Now Problems In Stamping Precision Parts (Cont.) SOV/2098
ThIn-walled Machine Parts 22
The problems of obtaining rigid joints by cold pressure weld-
ing are exa Lmed. The method Is used In making large parts
from th!n she(ots.
Alferov, V.V., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent.Determi-
Mechanical Characteristics of Thin-walled Cylindri-
cal Shells 27
The problem or determining the mechanical characteristics of
19 amples out out of formed abolliL is'41scussed. These character-
I tier differ from chara*teristiqp_,9f,,$jk;mples cut out of sheets/ of
the Same Matarial.
Kinkevich, D.I., Candidate of Technical Sciences. Investigation of
the Kinematics of Metal Plow During Forming of Parts of the Plate
and Sleeve Types In Closed Clas 35
The process of making cylindrical blanks from square ones and
then pressing the final product in closed 'dies is described
and analyzed.
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Some Now Problems In Stamping Precislon Parts (Cont.) SOV/2098
Minkevich, D.I., Candidate of Technical Sciences. Effect of Various
Factors on Forming Forces and Accuracy of Cold Pressing In Closed
Dies 55
A method for calculating deformation forces during forming of
square blanks Into cylindrleal shape Is presented and experi-
ments are described. An investigation showed the variation of
unit pressure Vith thickness of the initial blank, coefficient
of external frictlon, magnItudo of flash and properties of do-
formed metal In accordance with formulas derived.
Dobrovollakly, A.K., Candidate of Technical Sciences, and Yu.Ye.
Zakharov, EnginserlDetermining Deformation of Ring-type Parts 68
The author disicusses methods of calculating deformation of
nonrigid rings as well as the shape of the deformed rings
under various supporting and loading conditions. There,are
examples of means of compensating deviations of shape result-
Ing during manufacture.
Goryachev, N.S., Xmglneer. Use of Ultrasonics In NachInIng Die
Parts 92
The principles of ultrasonic machining, the tool ~) and Its
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Some New Probloms in Stamping Precision Parts (Cont.) SOV/2098
wear are discussed. PAchines of Soviet make are described.
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Category: USSR/rIenaral Division. Coagresses. Meetings. Conferences. A-4
Abs Joar: Reforat Zh.-Biol., No 6, 25 March 1957, 21343
Autbor Werov V.YL-
Inst not given
Title In the bUcroblology Institute (joint Conference with the
Confectionery Industry InStitute).
Oria Pub: Vesta- AN $=, 1956, No 5, 82-83
Abstract: The cmference was beld, on, January 16, 1956 and was devoted
to the problem of Increasing the industrial output of citric
acid. The reports were discussed of the confectionery in-
duatry institute staff employees L.V. Novoselova on the selec-
tion of nspergillue strain, E.I. 22iuravleva on the simplest
method of increasing production of citric acid domesticeJ-1y,
G.I. Zhumvski on a method of producing citric acid by sub-
merged culture. It was deemed necessary to expand research
to choice and selection of highly active fungal strains, to
study fungal metabolism, also to study methods of combating
Infection,of fermenting solutlons.

AUMOV, V. T.
Saccind evordinstIng conference on the problem *Controlling micro-
'organism. metabolism in order to Inteximify microbiological procesess
In industry aid agrioulturs.0 Mikrobtaloglia 25 no.3:389-391 W-Je 156.
(MICROBIOIWT) (Kut& 9:10)

AIMMW, V.T.
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At the InstItuto of Miarobiology; solentific conference. Tast.AN SSSR 26
no.8:90-91 Ag 056. (trace elements) (NM 9:9)

ALYJROV, V.T.
All-Unlom Conference an the Use of Antibiotics in Animl Hmebmadry.
livAl OSM. Ser.blol. moJOW-388 IV-Js 157. (MBA 109�
(ANTMOTICS-COMMMM) (S"= AND STOCURMING)

AIMOV. T.T. ,, ,
1~ ". -
0onference In the Institute of Microbiology of the Academy of
Sciences or the U.S.S.R. kikrobtologiis 26 no.2-255 Kr-Ap '57.
(MICROBIOLOGY) (MIRA 10:10)

AUTY302 by LT. Alf*rov PA - 2481
rilu H*v Voi7b6W Ut-Froducing Vitamin D
(Nowyye myetody procyodstya vitamid I , Russian)
PMUODIC.LL Yestnik Akadeall Sauk 0882 1957, Vol. if, No. 1, pp. 113-114,
(USSR)
:ftQo*ivMd.t 2 Nxy 1957 Reviewed: 4 June 1957
AWTRACT Vitamin 3 is used nor* aad more frequently both in medicine
and in 4,t11k-f&rz1zS as stimulant for the growth of the animals.
Therefor* it I* of Importance to tiad the most economic methods
of prodixoing this vitamin. On 23 October 1956 a scientific
contoramos took plate in the InatItute, of Microbiology of the
Academy of Science* of tits USSR, with r*pr*oont&tiv*o of
dIfferomt Institutes, of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR,
of the Ac*doxy of ModWas, of tbo All-Union Academy of Agri-
cu3.tur* so well as of 0bor scientific and official institutions
An=W its partiolpantm, Several lectures were given, of which
the ftlloeing cowmadot the grost*#% lator*stt lecture by N.C.
Oolysh*VvL (candidate for the doot*rts degree of biological
sciences) on "Synthesis of Vitamin I tWoush the Microbiological
*ethod by meane of tproplanto bacterits ahroanil-, and lecture
b Dr. N.D. Isrusalimskljys I.T. Xosmova, and I.N. S*rohova on
"kthods, of Increasing the Siosynthemis of Vitamin B 12 through
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low Methods of Producing Vitamin 3 PA - 2481
(Nowyye mystody prosvodstva vitamiR B 121 ltuns'&n)
Rioro-Organissn". It could be *sob from the lectures that al-
th*ugh vitamin 3 could be produced by the influence of
different micro-Hganisms its production by means of propionic-
acid bacteria @till im more preferable. According to M.G.
Go.lyoh*va, it has been possible by means of the group mentioned
ab,ove to obtain 150-200 r of the vitamin per 1 g of the bacteria
xaAn. If the oonclusione from the different lectures are drawn,
then one &rrives at the conviction that in order to increase
blosyntboole of vitamin 3 It appears to be nooessary to damp
the synthesis of the folij2&o1d, or - still more economical - to
choose such antiastaboliten whicb-directly result in vitamin B 12*
Tko conforonos arrived at the conclusion that aotinomyces
olivaoeus seen@ to be the soot favorable f9ir the synthesis of
vitamin BJ21 and furthermore ammonius salts of succinio acid,
mallo aol , glutin-mic acid, &opax&gio acid, and furmaric acid.
They serve an nitrogen sources for the listed organisms, and the
origesi* parts of the salts are consumed by them.
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AUTHOR s Alterov, V V 3o-5B-4-24/44
TITLEt The Use of Antibiotics in Food Industry
(Primeneniya antibiotikor v pishchevoy promyshlennosti).
Conference at the Institute for
Microbiology (Soveshchaniye v Institute mikrobiologii)
PERIODICALt Ventnik kkadsait Nauk SSSR, 1950, Nr 4,
P,P. 107-109 (USSR)
LSSI'RICTs In the Institute for Microbiology of the AS USSR a
conference took place on January 15 in which repreeen-
tatives of some other institutes of the AS USSR, of the
VASKhNIL, the scientific resuarch institutes as well
as of a number of industrial enterprises took part. The
oonference was devoted to the problem of using antibio-
tics for the preservation of food. A. A. Imshenetskiy,
Director of the Institute foe Microbiology, underlined
in his opening speech the tasks facing microbiology.
Turther reports were given byi
1) G. B. Dubrov. representative of the Scientific
Research Institute for the Necha-
Card 1/3 nization of Fish Industry, on the

The Use of Azt Ilbiotlcs in Food Industry. 3o-58-4-24/44
Conference at the Institute
for iacrobiology
results obtained by the institute
in the use of antibiotics for storing
fresh fish.
2) V. K. Diklop (All-Union Scientific Research Institute
for Meat Industry) on the use of anti-
biotics for preserving meat.
T. B. Orvcharova (All-Union Ocientific Research In-
stitute for Canning and Vegetable
Drying Industry) on the possibili-
ties of using some antibiotics of
vegetable as well as of bacterial
origin)-
4) A. ra. Onlkiyenko (Leningrad, Scientific Research
Institute for Mechanizing Fish
Industry) on the use of speotros
scopic methods for quick determi.
nation of the residual quantities
Card 2/~ of antibiotics in food.

ALrBROT, V.T.
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ConfermiNce an the ane of antiblatica in the food Industry.
Irv. AN MR. Ser. biDl. no.5t625-628 S-0 158. (MIU litio)
CKIP21BIOTICS) (YWD PIM81IRVATIVBS)

A_- aAT.
l-,.MjMjwwlwwjjjlMlw#M"l",! ... ;,~
Conforms on the pbjmiology and biochemistry of micro-organism
used in the industries. 1xv.AN SSSR Ser.blol. 23 no.1:121-125
JAW? I", (MM 11: 1)
(XICR0-M"XISMS-lWW IAL APPLICATION-CONGUSSRS)

ALMOV. T.V ''
Xffoct of some chemitals an the morpholoa of fixed bActerial
calls (with a%mmAr7 In linglish]. Mrobiologits 27 no.2:182-188
Kr-Ap 158 (KMA 11:5)
1. Imatitut nikroblologil AN SSSR. Koskva.
(ISCH31RIC31A COLI, off. of drugs on
various chou. agents. on morohol. of fixed cells (Run))

17(2)
AUTHOHt Uterov., V. VA.- SUV/3Q-'5-2-48/6O
TITLEt Continvous Fermentation and Brooding of Microorganisms
(Reprer.yvnoye brozheniya 1. vyrashchivs,niye mikroorganizmov)
PERIODICAL: Vestriik Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Nr 'I, pp 100-108 (USSP."
ABSTV,ACT: A-hip Ini!ttltut mikrobiologii Akadenii nauk SSSR (Microbiological
Instituto of the Academy of Sciences, USSR) convened a
conference from October 1~ to 159 1958 which dealt with the
invenligation of some working results in this field as well as
with ;ho discussion of a further intensification of the
productic,xia basing on the activity of microorganisms. The
C0nf0T41n(',0 W&S attended by more than 200 representatives of
academic and scientific branch research institutes, enterprises,
soi,naTkhozes, universities, an well an foreign scientists. The
followiry-, lectures werp heardt
N. D. lyq-rusalinakiy spoke of the theoretical foundation of the
methoil mr contiYluous microbe breeding and its prospects of
mpplit.,atlon in the microbiological Industry.
T,?,. A. Plavako, Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy in8ti.ut
Card 1/4 khlebopeknrnoy pmmyshlennoeti (All-Union Scientific Research

Continuous Fermentation arill Breeding of Microorganism" : SOV/30-59-20-48/60
Distitute of Bread-Production Industry) dealt with the problem
of the breeding of yeast in solutions containing MOlaOBes.
1). N. F-1911mr, K. F. Andreyev, V. A. Utenkova, 11. Ya. i7alyuzhnyy
and L. V. Kryuchkova, VoeooyuzNvy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy
institut gidrolixnoy i sullfitno-spirtovoy promyshlennosti
(All-UrLion Sc2entific Research Institute for thc, Industry of
Hydrolyttis and Suifito Spirits) evaluated the theoretical and
practioal work in the field of continuous fermentation of wood
hydrol,yvates and sulfite liquor as well as their utilization
for obtaining fodder yeast.
V_ 1. Rarozava, Krasnoyarskly gidrolizrVy zavod (Krasnoyarsk
JI.-rdrol:pais Plant) said that the introduction and completion of
the continuous process of yeast breeding nade it possible to
incroa,so the output of yeast factories by ten timea.
7. L. Tarovenko. A. L. Italchenko, Veesoyuznyy uauchno-
lsaloda>vatellekly institut spirtovoy i likero-vodochnoy
promyMilannosti (All-Union Scientific Research Institute of
the Spirit, Liqueur and Brandy Industry), V. M. N&khmanovich,
Dokahmninskays, nwichno-issledovatellskaya laboratoriya
(DokjjhurAinak&ya Scientific Research Laboratory) reported on the
Card 2/4 experitattnt of applying the method of continuous fermentation

Continuous Fermentation and Breeding of N-Leroorganisms SOV/30-59-2-48160
of tile starchy raw material aj2d syrup in the alcohol and
acetone-butanol, industry.
S. A. Nonovalov, All-Union SoJentific Research Institute of
the ILIcohol. Liqueur and Brandy Industry reported on the
problem of antiseptics In fighting infection due to ferments.
L. Tu. Yedvinskaya, Institut rAikrobiologii Akademii nauk USSR
(Microbiological Institute of the AS UkrSSR) reported on the
inveatigation of the morphological and physiological
prop-orties of yeast.
A. bj,Kovalenko, Andrushevskly spirtovoy zavod (Andrushevka
Diol. lery), N. Ya. Savchenko, Malo-ViBkovskiy apirtovoy zavod
(Malo-Vi-il:ovi3kiyAlcohol-Diqtiller.,)AP. Itakarova, Smolenakiy
Sovrau-khoz (15moleask Sovnarkhoz) reported on some working
reaultei obtained ty distilleries in the syrup fermentation by
using the method of continuous flow.
M. S. Loytoyanskaya, Leningradskiy universitet (Leningrad
Univornity) chs.racterited the correlation of reproduction
j,"oesoes and biochemical activity of acetic acid bacteria in
thfo hIgh-apeed production of vinegar.
V. 11. Heranova, Microbiological Institute of the AS USSR
Card 3/4 apolte of the possibility of obtaining vitamin B12 by

Continuous Fermentation and Breeding of Rioroorganiame SOV/30-59-2-48/60
continuoua breeding of propionic acid bacteria
(propionovokislyye bakteril). S. L. Brinberg, 0. Z. Grabovskaya,
Veetioyusivy nauchno-issledovatellakiy institut antibiotikov
(411-11nion Scientific Research Institute of Antibiotics)
ropor"d on tho application of this method in the production
of Penicillin.
V. T. Vyatkins, All-Union Scientific Research Institute of the
Spii!it, Liqueur, and Brandy Industry showed that the method of
semL-contLnuous breeding of the fungus Aspergillus niger
accelerates fermentation. B. V. Perfillyevq Leningrad
University reported on the results of inventigations of the
natural microflorm by the method of capillary microscopy which
he had developed.
V. A. KonJyus, Kiyev Univernity demonstrated his new batcher
for continuous breeding of microorganisms in laboratory
rr&ttice. If "
,r. '7intik and J. Rialca (Czechoslovakia) expressed their
opinlons on the methods of continuous breeding of micro-
organi sma.
On thle Conference it was pointed to the necessity of
orgnnizing the industrial production of cultures for
Card 4/4 comtinuous fermentation.

ALMOV. T.T.
211fact of certain chealoal compounds on the morpboloS7 of fixed
bacterial calls. Report No.2s Role of substances causing cell
contraction. Mikroblologlia 213 no.4t507-513 JI-Ag 159.
MRA 12:12)
1. rustitut aftroblologil AN SSSR.
(BACTMIA pbarmacol.)

ATJIMaf. T.T., (KOMI-y&)
C*W,eos of mlard'olologlats, Priroda no.6;26 Je 160.
(NMA 13:6)
(Himmlawn-c(mums)

ALMROV. V.T.
Halmrianntal production of uo*Nl V&Pl&ntB of n1cro-orgbMems.
vest.As sssn 3o no.5sjo6-jo? rv l6o. (MIRA 110)
(Microbt oloa-4ongrem one)

AMOT, V. T. W& liMMMUM, A. A.
Pgo*low Anox*toa In XUbbastWIS.0
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smutal Q00"m 39-1* #As 19(1e.

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xmtnmd.
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ALFEROV, V.fr.
Sr
.~ prutIt-ris concerninr the orr;knIzat'.-)n of central'-zed repair of
glectrit-al equipment in industry. Prom. Pnere. 3( no.12:2'j-29
v 1 61- (MIRA 14:12)
(Electric apparatus and appIllances-RepairinF.)

DIKXAXV, S.V.., Insh.; ALYMY, V.Ye.p Insh.; VIKMV, V.P., inzh.
Retention of optimm operating coindition-i of power trans-
formers or Industrial enterprises. Pros. cnarg. 19 no. 0
!~-7 Ap 164. (MIRA 17t5)

ALFF-RDV, V.Ye.
Impro" the organization of )lectrin- Aquipment repair.
Mashinontroitell no. 5,10-11 My 64. (MIFA 1'1:7~

ALFS.RCIV, V.Tii.; DIKKAPOV, 5.1J.
Ymp-win t?,p 1'ght!.ng of working ar"an. no.9-41
Ag 11,4. (MIRA 27:10)

Mt. FF-K f1 v, 4-h- I -
U9SR/Mysics Pbotediodes FD-2398
Cari 1/1 Pub. 153-2/21
Author Alfero Zh. I.; Konovatenko, B. X,; Ryvkin, S. M.; Wchkevich, V, M.;
V, A-;-- 1.
Title Flat germanium photodiodes
Periodical : Zhur. tekh. fiz. 25, 11-17, Jan 1955
Abstract : 7he authors describe the principal properties of germanium photodiodes
of unique design and free from the usual deficiencies. In this design
the illvminated area Is not limited by the length of the diffusion dis-
placenent and can reach very large sizes corresponding to the total area
or the m-p transition. They conclude; the germanium photodiode is a
photocell valve to which considerable voltages can be applied in the
closed direction; the sensitivity of the photodiode is about 300 times
that of pbotocells with external photoeffect; the proper time of germm;..-'-
um phatodiodes studied Is about 1/105 second, and can be decreased by
decrease or the thickness of the n-germanium layer; the characterist!Ls
are very stalble and free of "fatigue". Deficiencies are considerable
temperaturt dependence of the dark current. The authors thank D. N.
Musledov, M. V. Sbcbetinina, and L. P. Bogomazov. Three references,
Includ1mg one USSR (S. M. By-vkin, same issue, p. 21).
Institution: --
Butwitted : Ckttober 13, 1954

ALMOY, Zh.l.-. SILIPA. N.V.
Arfect of the awfac* state on the breakdown voltage of silicon
alloy diodes. Pis.tver.tela I uo.12AB78-1879 D 159.
(MM 13:5)
I., 7ixAkD-tek:huI*h*mkir inotitut All SSSM. LeniWad.

AIIINDY. MI.; URT, I.A.
"Breakdoirn' of silicon alloy diodes In the transmission direction.
Fls.tvar.tela I no.12:1679-1882 D 159. (MIRA 13:5)
1. riallm-tekhnichesiZ institut AN SSSR. Ioningrad.
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AUTHURS: Alferov$ Zh.1.9 TUchkevich, V.N., and Trukan. M.K.
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TITLE; The p-n junction temperature in germanium power
rectifiers during the forward half-cycle
MAIOD1CAL: E lektri cites tvo, no.121, 1962, 64-6t)
TEXT: The temperature of the p-n junction in semiconductor
rectifiers, may dortermine their failure on overlond. The
temperature function of the forward voltage drop is a better
criterion than that of the reverse saturation current because the
latter cools the p-n junction. A family of V-A characteristics
is determined at difrerent temperatures by applying current
itopulses to the rectilier. 1r the pulse characteristics are
correctly chosen there is.no heating of the p-i-n structure 'by
the Imasage of current and no phase displacement between current
and voltaxv due to rectifier diffusion capacitance. The thyratron
pulse-generator circuit that was used delivered a sinusoidal
voltage wave with an overall duration of 300 microseconds and with
flattened peak lasting about 20 microseconds. Peak currents of
up to IUUO A were delivered wJLth a pulse-recurrence frequency of
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c/s. and the rvL4ulto were independent of this frequency. From
the ramilts so obtained the forward voltage drop was plotted as
fusiction of temporature. Tests were made on laboratory rect2tiers
with junction areas of 3 and 1;5.cr.12 and also on commercial models
type rBB-500 (GVV-500) with m2 area. The measurements were
made in a half-wdive rectifier circuit at 50 c/s. The temperature
of %he y-i-n structure on pa~saing through the zero value was
detertained from the tomperature function of the reverse saturation
current. The temperature of the p-i-n structure varies almost
synchronously with the current. During the forward half-cycle,
heatinf is very considerable and for a current of 600 A it roaches
40-1,15 C for rectiliers with a junction area of 3 cm2 and 50-55 OC
for those with 1.5 cm2.
There are 6 figures.
ASSOCIATIONt Fiziko-tokhnicheakiy institut AN SSSR
(Physicotechnical institute AS USSR)
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AMM: Alfewv, Zh. 1. S Caj&vwjov, V. V. I Zinolorova, N. S.; XazarinoV, R. F.
TIZZ: Pwowbiratiow;lradiation f=n a P-n-n + stLvcture in indium antbcnide
SOUFCE; Ftef. zh. ritika, Alm. IOE662
REP. SCUMSt Tr. Xmis. po, spektroskopii. AN SSSR, t. 3, vyp. 1, 1964, 503-507
7 TAM: indlum cmqxyxd, antimmide, recal)lwtion emission, Junction diodet
spoctral distribution, semiomukictor carrier
ABMXT: An Investigation was macL- of the sp,-,ctral distribution of recombination
radiation from p-n-e structure in IrS.). The 1--r.--i+ structvxes were obtained by
fusing In and ft in n-InSb of hiqh rAw-.ty. A study was vadL. of the dependw-oa of thel
intensity and of the spectral dUstrwuum of the reombination radiaticn an the can-,
mtxation of the InJected carriers. (TransLdti'on of abstract]
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AUTHMo Alforovt Zih. 1.1 GaUvamwo V* V.1 ZjrwVjvv , u. s.; Kazarinov, R, F.
~ICIZI Aftcot-Iffiation r*dIAtIcA of V-0-e structure In Indim antimnide
SOUP41tv Flalka tvw*" tala, vo 6,p no. 2, 1964, 644-&S
IAVAC TAGSs recombimation, radlatioa# rocouRbInWon radiation, p n e structure,
indium antimctdAe, spontaneous recombination red4stion, spectral distribution,
forbidden sonap current carrier, current carrier concentration, current density,
radiation int4insity
ABSTROTs The authors have made several experiments on spontaneous recombination
radiation) at tomWaturss ne& the tempsrawre of liquid nitrogen, from the
P-4~ Stru Irdlum antimulds The somplas w" p;tyn single crystals
with n, 0 3#WX3S'Un w 230 000 ;21v*soc anS n u 2*10LAcm L:h- 200 000 c&2/v
ssc (at tjw taqpemtw* of 14auld nitrogen). The width of the WA a n-layer was
Thm current, carrIer 7.0nClatration In the hIgWr doped zones was
'I cm~,
S-Wconl- Innthe p mone and aboon iO -, In the v-sons. The spectral distribu-
Uan for re4aftnation radUtion pvv to be AIWA symmetrical with a maximum at
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an onargy of about 0423S ors. The width of the forbidden zone, deteradned from the
Wge or the rocombinotion radiation 4"atrun.was 0,200 evo which agrees wall with
theory for thab teVorskture (I)CK)d. The spectran of recombination radiation for
cotArinla vith lcm lo c:prrier concootration woo always somewhat below the
spectrais of the fl,*uvo sample. This in undoubta"r.das to the beginning of dogen-
araer In the lattera., Prellpl=7 Oudles Ind4oste o. linear relation between cur,-,
reat density and intormity of ro"lon. 'The authors sincerely thank Professors
V. Ho Tutbkovich and,D. N. Kaslodoi tar their constant interest in the work, and
they thank Too A. Gaml3ko for his aft in preparing the s=qAes.u Orig. art. hast
2 figur".
AMIATIONs Fisiko4ekbAlabeekly institut Jx* As F. IWO AN SSM4 Leningrad
Ohysicot*ohniciLil InotitlaU A$ MU)
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AUTHORSt Alferov. Zh. I.i Uvarov, A. 1.
TITLEt Thermal breakdown of high-power germanium rectifiers
SOURCE; Elektxichestvo, no. 5, 1964, 46-50
TOPIC TAGSt diode, diode junction, electron bole junction, germanium
rectifier, negative resistance circuit, p-i-n junction, thermal
breakdown
AMTRACT: The article is devoted to alloyed p-i-n rectifiers, in
which the bulk of the heat under forward conduction is due to recom-
bination of electron-bole pairs in the base and in the highly doped
n- and p- parts of the structure, the low thermal inertia of which
causes the, teoperature to vary in synchronism witb the supply fre-
quency, thoreby limiting the current rating. Another linLitation on
the current in imposed by the uneven distribution of the current
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over the area of the p-i-n structure, which may cause local break-
down even if the average temperature is below the critical value.
These phenomena were analyzed theoretically and checked experimental-
ly. The results show that the inhomogeneity in current distribution
may reach 100% in some sections, and that the limiting current den-
sity at 50 cps is 1200--1300 A/cm2. Local heating of the junction
was investigated by using current pulses. Even a short-duration
overload is capable of damaging the rectifier. Orig. art. has: 7
figures and 11 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-tekhaicheskiy institut im. loffe (Physicotech-
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SAFIDLIYA11OV, A.M. [Samollianov, O.M.j; i.PBKAN, M.K.
Photoolectric properties of hatero~unctlons in some semiconductors.
I~kr. riz. zhur. 9 no.6:65~-663 Ja 164. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Flit iko-tckhnicheskiy :~natltut im. A.F. loffe M, SSSR, Leningrad.

Antutoll,y I'vamv-::b; YUDIN, Vladiml-r VasillyevichL
.. ik d. tekhn. nauk, retsenzent,
4, ke.
MITROFANOV, V.V., lnzh.l. retsonaent; PASYNKOV, V.V.,
prat,, daktor telchn. nauk, naluchn. red,.; CHFAS, M.A.,
md.j YVOCIIKINA, G.F., red,
of the mamfacture of seniconchictor devices]
Teltlwv ti Ciia prol zvodstva poluprovodniko,67kb pritw)rov.
Lani.tug.rad, Sudostrostile, 1965. 247 p. (FIRA l8i8)

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V. S. ; Kradinova, L. V.
AUTHOR: gLT,1.1e _M. I- Alferov, Zh. 1. ; Grigorlye
Prochukhan, V. D.
ORG: Physi -otechnical Institute Im. A. F. Ioffe AN SSSR, Leningra (Fiziko-
itekhnicheakoy inaRtut AN SSSR)
TITLE.- OpLical r4iflection of galliun phosphide and gallium arsenide and their solid
solutions ;7 7
SOURCE: Fizika 4verdogo tela. v. 8, no. 9, 1966. 2623-2627
TOPIC TAGS: gallium arsenide, gallium, optical reflection, gallium phosphide,
doublet structure. ultraviolet region structure, spin orbital, splitting
ABSTRACT- An analysis is made of the Mti~al reflection of GaP, GaAs. and their
solid Ealutions in 1he 2. 0- 5. 0 ev region at 100 and 290K. A doublet structure was
d etected in th e ull raviolet region of the spectrum, which shifis linearly with changes
in composition. Satisfactory agreement in the distance between double components
and corresponding: values. determined from infrared absorption. make it possible to
ascribe thin doublet to the spin-orbital splitting of the 4 valency band at the r,.
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.transition from th(~. upper vallency band to the second conductivity band. FDr GaAs
we then have 4,46' ev, A9-0.32 ev, and for GaP, E. --; 4.68 ev, 4-0
ev (T a 290K). The shift in the doublet AS~Aj occurs linearly with a bre,~"5,rhe
doublet structure, which becomes less distinct as the content of GaP increases, is
observed as far as the composition GaPO 7ASO 3. Apparently, corresponding
Iransitiona occur ikt various points of the AbrW~ch for GaP and GaAs (direction
11111 in the Rrillouin zone). The author thanks Ye. F. Gross for his interest in this
-work. Orig. azt. has.- I table, and 3 figures. (Authors' abstract) [SPI
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AMORS Alforov, TA. I.; Garbuzovo D. Zo; Morozovp Te. P.
Offit Physicotechrdcal Institute In. k. F. loffe, AN SSSR, IAningrad (Fisiko-tokhni-
cheskly Institut " SSSR)
TITIEs Effect of Mat treatment on the photolumineseence of gaUium arsenide
SOURCES F:Lzika tvocrdogo tele, v. 8g no* ljo 1966P 3236-3M
TOPIC TAGSj gallAunk arsenide, photoluminescence, recombination radiation
AMTRAM The affect of heat treatment of n-type and cadmiurit-doped p-type gallium
arsenide on its photoluninesconce spectra was studied. The SaMP163 were heated for
3 hr at 270, 170, 450, 520, 580, 710 and 8809C& and the spectra were recorded at 77
and 3D001. It was round that the position and intensity of the longwave band3 of re-
combination radiation 4" determined by, the conditions of heat treatment of the crys-
tal. When the lattar Is heated in quaAz ampoules above 7000C, the fraction of*radi-
ative recombination decreases sharplyp and the entire radiation falls within the nar-
row band of 1.3.5 eV. Radiation in this band Is due to the mzombination of excess
carriers across one of the acceptor levels or copper. Heat treatment at lower tem-
peratures (450-6006C) causes a strong luminesconce in the 1.28-1.10 9V range and a
displacement of tbe 0.96 eV band in the initial asterialto an energy of 1.01 eV.
These changes are attributed to the introduction of lattice defects during heating in

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the pre"we of coppor. In conclusion, authors are grateful to V- X. Tuchkevich and
0. N. Naslodow for their constant interest and attention to this vork, A. No Yermaka
for assistance in thn wqwimantop &W Do No Tr*tlyakov for a number of useful sugge
tions. Grig. art. haso 4 figures.
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AVEROT, K.S.; MAGIIWVBKIT, V.A,j MMUCHIT, N.P.
Xwu developments in research. Stal' 25 no.10:961 0 165.
(MIRA 18:11)

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swvk, retsensentj NMIROMIY, X.I., Insh., retsensent; IONOT,
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