SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AMONENKO, V.M. - AMOSOV, I.S.

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S/126/62/014/001/012/018
On the problem of .... E193/P,383
the dotted liiies representing data obtained by Martin and
Moore ( Less-Com. Metals, 1959, 1, no. 2, 85~ for commercial-
grade metal. The solubility limit at 1 200 C was evaluated
in the following manner: experimental data on the degree of
lattice distortion (4c, IcX/1 at.%) of Ti and Zr due to
dissolution of oxygen (C.F. Domosola, D.J. McPherson- J. M#als,
1954, 6, 2, 238; B.S. Bumps, H.D. Kessler, 11. Hun2ten - Trans..
ASM, 1953, 45, 1008) were plotted against the reciprocal of the
volume of the elementary cells of these metals (i.e. against the
value characterizing the size of the interstitial pores); on
linear extrapolation of this graph to.the reciprocal of the
volume and elementary cell of Be, the magnitude of
/-~-c = 0.02 kX11 at.-,O',was obtained, which corresponded to the
total solubility of interstitial impurities equalling 1 to
1.50%. This value, although evidently too high owing to inaccuracy
0r axtrapolation and inability to talso In+,* account tho incravine
in the thermal-expansion coefficient due to distortioji of the
vibration spectrum of the lattice by the impurity atoms, is not in.
contradiction to the value of 0.3% obtained by metallographic
analysis (J. Greenspan. TID - 7526 (part 1), 1957 (quoted
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On the problem of E193/E383
iccording to G.E. Darvin, I.H. B%Ldery - "Beryllium",
London, 1960, p.*291)). There are 2 figures*
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut AN UkrSSR
(Physicotachnical Institute of the AS UkrSSR)
SUBMITTED: Dec'ember 2, 1961
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AMDNENKOj V.M. IVANOVO V.Ys.j TIJKHINSKIYj)G.F.; FINKELOO V.~A.
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X-ray atudy of thq solubility of impurlt;'es in berynim, Pis,
meta metanoveds'14 ho.6052.856 D 062,/ (MIRA 16t2)
1. Fiziko-ifthnicheshy institut AN Uk/rSSR.
(Beryllium--Inclusions)
(X rays-Industrial applictiono)

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-TIT'ik: Seminar on-refractory metols, compound.s tand- al.loys (Kiev I-April-1963)
soUFCE: Atomnaya energiya, v. 15, no. 3. 1963', 266-267
1 ACCESSION NRz AP3008085
'Yas 'A, Kraftmakher.. Heat capicity of W,. Ta', and Nb.-
_A!~onenko and others. Expansion coefficients of'Zrl Nbj Mot
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and W.
N...V. Ageyev, M. S. Modell"'Expansion coefficient's of chromium-base
alloys.
S. N. Llvov, V. F. Nainchenko.*~ Temperature dependence of emf and
resistivity. of Cr', Ti, V,'arid their borides, carb'ides, and nitrides;1
Ettingshausen-Ner'nst effect in titanium, TiB2& TiC arvd TiN.'
V. Kolomoyets. The emf.of cfiromium-group metals and their 'alloys
Ge V. Samsonov and others. Superconductivity and thermal-electron,
properties of..refracltory compounds.
D. A. Prokoshkin and others.'~ Magnetic, optical, and 'Other 'properties
of refractory*elemants and the oxidation resistance of beryllides of~
refractory elements.
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AUTHORt Amonenko, V*' M.: Bolgov, 1. S.*.'Zeydlits, M. P.; Azhazha,
V.. M.. -------
TItLEt Effec't~of,vacuum melting,on properitee.of 'EIS46,- EI'852,
EI847, and E1437B steels
.SOURCE: Primeneniye vakuuma v metallurgii: trudy* Trat'yego
soveshchaniya po-primeneniyu,vakuuma Y,metallurgii. Moscov'o 19638,
-64.
TOPIC TAGS: :vacuum melting, vacuum induction melting, B1845 stleel,--
EI847 steel, E1852,steel, 91437B' alloy, E1846 steel vacuum melting,,'
E1847 steel vicuum melttng, E1852 steel vacuum melting,.EI437B allo;
vacuum melting. mechanical property..gas content, nonmetallic in-
clusion content,.ducti-lity, hardness, tensile strength, yield
strength, notch toughness,
ABSTRACT: Small, 20-25-kg, beats of E1846 (apparently an aust*n C.
ift
chromium.ni~kel steel containing 0.02-0.03Z C and 0.1 '0.8% B),
E1847 (0.5-0.102 C., 14.0--:17.0% Cr.:14.0-16.0% Ni, 0.45-0.852 Nb,
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2.5-3.5% Hoj*,.and E185; 10.50Z max C,' 1.4-2.12,31, 12.0-140'0% C
1.07. Ni, 1.7.-,2.0% Moj steals and B1437B nickel-bxse alloy [Nimonic'
80A) were molted in a labofatory induction furnar;e under a vacuum
of 0.00005-0.0001 inm Hg.
In all four materials vjLcuum malting
greatly reduced. the gas content,: oxygen, to 0.0007-0.002%; hydrogent
to O..0001-0.0003Z.; and nitrogen, to 0.001-0.0G3%, that is, by 1.
80-902"compared with conventionally,,malted steels.' The size and
content-of nonmetallii inclusions was also conside'rably reduced*
Y,
This resulted in a significant-improvement of ductility, especial-1
at 500-800C (see Fig. 1 of the E 'nclosure). Tensile and yield
strengths were' not significantly affected by vacuum malting; hardness
dropped'by 10-20% compared with conventLoqal melting. The benefi-I
cial affect of vacuum malting was especially.pronounced in E1846
steel. Owl-ng to low carbon and high boron contents, it is difficult
to obtain steel of satisfactory quality by conventional arc or in-
duction melting. Satisfactory ductility can be obtained only by
keeping the boron content close to the.lower limi't. In vacuum-melt;ed
~steel, however,'ductility Araps with increased boron conteutt but still*
remains satisfactory; atA.8% boron the elongation at 20, 500, and
800C amounted to"30,, 18, and 56Z. Increase of boron content to

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PROMKO, V. M.) VIYLIGU;) P. N., and GTJMEWfUK, A. S.
"Tnvestigation of thermal expansion of tungsten, molybdenum, tantalum, niobium,
and zirconium at high temperatures"
Seminar on production methods, physical properties, ana electron structure of
refractory metals, compounds, and alloys, organized by the Institute of Powder Metallurgy
and Special Alloys AS Ukr SSR, Kiev, 25-29 April 1963.
(Tbplofizik,-. vysokikh temperatur, No. 1, 1963, P. 156)

AID Nr. 983-1 5 June
STRUCTURE OF TANTALUM AT HIGH TEMPERATURES, (USSR)
_X~ B. M. Vasynti' skiy, G. N. Kartmazov, Yu. N. Smirnov,
.qjongzhg, V. n
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and V. A. Finkel'. Fizika metallov i.metallovede*niye, v. 15. no. 3,
Mar 1963, 444-449. S/126 /63 /015/003 /016 /025
The Physicotechnical Institute, Academy of Sciences USSR, has studied the
structure of Ta at 20 to 2600*C and the effect of vacuum heat treatment on the
structure and properties. X-ray diffraction patterns obtained with a high-
temperature x-x;ay camera in a vacuum of 3-10-5 mm Hg showed that the body-
centered cubic structure of Ta remains unchanged at all temperatures tested.
711-1 e, lat'tice parameter "a" increases from -3. 3030 kX at 20*C to 3. 3750 kX at
2600*C. The coefficient of thermal expansion was calculated from "a.-" An-
nealing in a vacuum of 3.10-5 to 1-10-3 mm Ha at temperatures up to 2200'C
was found to increase "a" and microbardness. Curves of these two param-
eters versus temperature show maxima under all conditions tested; their
magnitude increases with increasing pressure. With a constant annealing
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time of 10 min these maxima occur at 16OW to 1800*C under ail pressures tested.
With prolonged annealing the maxima are shifted toward lower temperatures,
occurring at '1500-1600*C with annealing for 6 hrs. Both phenomena are at-
tributed to gas absorptioil by the Ta. X-ray diffraction patterns of a specimen
annealed for 15 hrs showed the lines of two high -temperLtur e modifications of
Ta205 at 1460 to 1490*C and 1500 to 1540*C,,. [ND)
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AMONENKOI VA; KOVTUNP G.P.; KRUGLYKHt A.A~; FAVLOV, V.S.
Absorption of air by alminum oxide. Ukr. khim, zhur. 29
no.10:1109-13-10 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Kharlkovskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut AN UkrSSR.

ACCESSION NR: AP4024186 S/0294/64/000/00:L/0029/0031
AUTHOR: Amonenko, V. M.; V'yugov, P. N.; Gumenyuk, V. S.
TITLE: Investigation of thermal expansion of tungsten, molybdenum,
tantalum,, n1obiumj and ziroonium at high temperatures.
SOURCE: Teplofizika vy*sokikh temperatur, no. 1, 1964, 29-31
TOPIC TAGS: tungsten, molybdenum, tantalum, niobium, zirconium,
thermal expansionj, high temperature thermal expansion, relative elon-
gation, thermal expansion coefficient, zirconium allotropic transfor-
i mation
ABSTRACT: The relative elongation of the metals was measured with an
improved contact-making vacuum dilatometer (V. S. Gumenyuk, Pribory*
i i tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 4. 1961) used in conjunction with an
optical pyrometer (800-2000C range) or a Pt-PtRh thermocouple (200
12000). 'The length measurements were accurate to +J~L.(l per cent at
bigh and 3 per ceat at low te
meratures and the
temperature was uniform with OC. A Lngsten resistance furnace
was used to heat the tested metals (zirconium to 1450C and the othe7
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to 2000C). Empirical formulas are derived to fit the temperature,
vs, relative elongation ourves obtained,, Jifferentiation of wbicb
yields tbe,temperature variation of the linear expansion coefficients'4
The kink in the curve for zirconium (beginning with 865C) is due to
its allotropic transformation. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 5
formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Fizko-tekhnicheskiy institut AN UkrSSR (Pbysicotechni-
ical Institute, AN UkrSSR)
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AUTHORS Amonenkov V.M. (Kharkov); Krugly-wkho A.A, (Kharkov); Pavlov,, V.30
(Kharkov)-;-TDffMFW-yq G.F. (Kharkov)
:TITLEt Evaporation rate of components in thermal dissoci&tion-of
yttrLum and lonthanuis beryllides
ISOURCE:. AN SSSR. Isvestiya, Metalturgiya i gornoye delo, no, 3, 196
1158-160
iTOPIC TACSt yttrium, yttrium baryllideq lanthe'num, lanthanum keryllide,
(beryllids dissociation, beryllium vapor pressure, thermal dissocia.-
tion
ABSTRAM The evaporation rates of components of yttrium and lantha-'
num beryllides during thermal dissociation of yttrium beryllide at
1040-1290C and lanthanum beryllide at 1080-1270C have been dater-
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mined. YBel3 and L Bell beryllides were prepared by sintering 99.95Z-
,pure beryllium powd r w th powders of 99.8%-pure yttrium or 99.4%-pure
Ilanthanum, From the analysis of x-ray diffraction patterne,chamical
lanalysis of the condenesta,and calculated vulues of the vapor pressure
Of yttrium, berylliuut and lanthanumv it is concluded that bothberyllides
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'dissociate at temperatures above 1050C, Orige art* bast I figure
'and 2 tables.
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AMONENKO V.M.; RYABCHIKOV L.N. (Riabehykov, L.M.); TIKHINSKIY, G.F.
1-11, tTvkhinalkyi, H.F.1
Effect of adsorbed gases on the vaporization rate of zinc
and magnesium. Ukr. fiz. zhur. 9 no.1:75-80 J& 164.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Fiziko-teklinicheskiy institut AN UktSSR, Kharlkov.

AMONENKO, V.M.; BLINKIN, A.M.; IVANTSOV, I.G.
SeU~-Mfusion in strongly diluted binary solutions, Part 1, Effect
of additions of tin and antimony on the self-diffusion of iron in the
o_..Vham. Fiz. met. i Aetalloved. 17 no.1:56-62 Ja 16/,. (MIRA 17t2)
1. Fiziko-tekhniaheski UkrSSR i Kharlkovskiy gusudarstven-
.y institut AF
universitat im. k.M.Gortkogo.

BOLGOV, I.S.; AZIIAZHA, V.M.; AMOWNKO, V.M.; ZEYDLITS, M.P.
Revealing etch figures in nickel by thermal etching in
vacuum. Fi,,. met. i motalloyed. 18 no.4:553-55? 0 164. (MIRA 18S4)
1. Kharlkovskly fiziko-tekhnicheskly institut.

SMIRNOVP V.S.; AM-DN-ENK-00 V.M.t TRON' I
p A.S.; ALEKSANDROV A.A.
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Effect of rolling In vacuum on the properties of metals.
Trudy LPI no.238t95-100 164, (KMA 17tn)

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AUTHOR; Amonenko,._Y'._"",,; Azhazha, V. M.; Bolgov, 1. SO; Ze Ivanov, V.
Yo.; Shapqvaj~ be I$
ORG: Physico-Technical Institute, AN UkrSSR (riziko-tekhnicheakiy InstIt"u't AN UkrSS
TITLE: Influence of boron on the properties of nickel
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SOURCE: AN UjrrSSR. Institut problem materialovedeniya. Vysokotemperaturnyye neorgani-
,cheskiye soyedineniya (High temperature inorganic compounds). Kiev, Naukova dunks, 19651,
:63-68
TOPIC TAGS., bornn, nickel, alloy, boron alloy, internal friction
ABSTRACT.- The effect of boron concent ion (0-0.1 wt %) on mechanical strength limit
relative elongation, and relative plas city of nickel was examined at 250 and 6000C
and also the temperature dependence of~nternal friction (Q-1) for nickel containing
0.005-0.1% B was examined in the 200-600C range Samples of ni C 1-boron alloys were
prepared by fusing mixtures of H-0-grade nickel and NIB standard material in an elec-
trical furnace. After 70-00% deformation for 4 hour at 4000C, the samples W-re held
for 2 hours at 8000C. In general, boron had a beneficial effect on the mechanical prc.
parties of nickel. Specifically, boron was found to strengthen the alloy crystals and
the intergrain '_,-~)mdczries within the alloy, to Improve the Internal grain structure an

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cry The effect of boron on strength Ii
,to retard harmful re stallization processes..
relative siongation, and relative plasticity of nickel is shown in figure 1.
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IFig. 1. The effect of boron on strength limit (1), relative elongation (2), and rela-
Itive plasticity (3) of nickel at 250C (a) and 6000C (b).
The temperature dependence of internal friction (Q-1) of Ni-B alloys is given in
figure 2. Orig. art, has; 5 figures.
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AUTHOR: Azhazha, V. M. Amonenko, V. M. Bolgov, 1. S. ; Zeydlita, M. P. ; .1vanov, V. Yo..
1ORG; PhXsico-Tachnical Institute AN UkrSSR (Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institu.t AN UkrSSR)
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ITITLE: malting in vacua an a means of improving the mechanical proportion of boron
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i steals _97
!SOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Institut problem materialovedeniya. Vysokotemperaturnyye n or/a-
Inicheskiye soyedineniya (High temperature Inorganic compounds). Kiev, Naukova dumka,
119651 69-75
!TOPIC TAGS: boron steel, mechanical property, steel, ferr us metal, steel microstruc-
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iture, chromium steel, nickel steel / E1437A steel, E1437esteel, E1403 steel
ABSTRACT: The effect of.smelting (2500-10000C) in vacua and in air for 137-13~1:rhrs a
relative elo igation, impact, strength, and hardn6ss of chromium-nickel steels p~mtain-
ing from 0. to 3.0 wt boron was investigated.1 A? E1437A (boron-free), E1437B 10.015 u
% B), E1403;k,0.1-1.0 wt B), and some specially prepared steels containing -3
1
:B were used as representative steel samples. It was found that the
smeltiqof
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1containing 2-3 wt % B results in a 1.5-2 fold increase in their plasticity.1 A 15-20%
jimprovement in relative elongation characteristic and two-foldli-ncrease in impact
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Istrength result when high purity steel grades are smelted in vacua. Greater improve-
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ments in mechanical properties of boron-contain steels were achieved by smelting
in vacuo rather than in air. The effect of sme in in vacuo on strength and plasti-
city of E1437B steel on rapid breaking strength rtdg re lative elongation of E1437B is
graphed. The effect o boron.cAntent on mechanical properties of E1403 steel is also
graphed. Orig. art. has: 6 hjures, 4 tables.
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I AUTHOR: Amopenko.-Y.-M.; Kruglykh, A. A.; Pavlov, V. S.; Dyakov, L G.;
Balenko, E,.,-P-
ORG: Physicotechnical Institute, AN SSSR (Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut AN SSSR)
TITLE; Ofi the possibility of purifying cerium by zone recrystallization
SOURCE: AN/UkrSSR. Fazovyye prevrashchentya v metallakh i splavakh (Phase
transformations in metals and alloys). Kiev, Naukova dumka, 1965, 163-168
TOPIC TAGS: metal zone refining, cerium, recrystallization
ABSTRACT: The object of the study was to determine the distribution of ivipuritiesl~
(lanthanides, silicon, magnesium, iron, and copper) in cerium during zone melting of the
latter. The process was carried out at 3 x 10-0 mm Hg on cerium WhTcWfi-aa-fffisf-been re-
melted for one hour at 1423K at the same pressure. The molten zone was produced by
electron bombardment, and its travel rate was varied from 5 to 0. 15 mm/min. The refining
process turned out to be most efficient at a rate of 0. 5 mm/min. However, zone melting to
not effective in removing other rare earth metals from cerium. Iron, copper, and silicc-~,
impurities are driven to the end of the ingot and have a distribution coefficient K < 1. After
ten passes, the Iron content decreases by a factor of 5, and the silicon and copper contents
decrease by a factor of 10. Magnesium. is removed chiefly by vaporization as the zone moves
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1 AUTHOR: -Amonent% V. M (Kharlkov); Xra91Ykhj A. A. (Khar'kov); Pav3.ov,, V. 8.--
(Khar'kov)-;-TrOM~ (KharIkOV)
ORG: none
TITLE: E vaporallon rate of borylll during dIssociatiukof cerium beryllid
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Metally, no. 1, 1966, 190-192
TOPIC TAGS: beryllium, vacuum sublimation, cerium compound, vapor pressure
ABSTRACT: 77ho article presents the results of an investigation of the evaporation rate of Be
during the thermal dissociation of ffic internictallic compound CelleI, as well as of the effect
of tho addition of a small amount (0. 4 wt.%) of Cc on the evaporabiti6 o0e. CeBe 13 was ob-
tained by the vacuum heating of a stoichiometric mixture of the'MAders of CZ and Be at 1150-C
for 3 hr, while the Be-0. 4% Ca alloy was obtained by direct vacuum melting'of the inetals. The
subliniation rates of Oto De-0. 4% Co alloy and of tho products of dissociation of CcBel3 were
determined by the niethod of evaporation from a cylindrical tantalum crucible with a resIdual
gas pressure of --e 2-10-6 mm Hg in the vacuum chamber. The temperature was measured with
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the aid of an optical pyrometer correct to + 5(,vo. Weighing of the crucibles was carried out
correct to �0. 0001 g by the continuous method on scales without violating the vacuum. The
sublimation rate of Be with 0. 4% Cc was measured in the temperature range 920-1160*C;
for this temperature range the saturated vapor pressure of Be over the Be-O. 4% Cc alloy is
described by the equation: log P = 9. 35-17, OOO/T. As for the dubli-lation rates of the compo-
nents of the intermotallic compound CeBe 13 , during its thermal dissociation in the tempera-
ture range 1050--1250*C, the roentgenograms of die condensates gathered following evaporation
of the compound at 1100 and 1250*C lack the lines of Cc and CeBe13; therefore, appreciable
dissociation occurs above 1050*C and the entire sublimated matter may be referred to Be. The
saturated vapor pressure of Be over the CcBcj3 compound during the latter's thermal disao-
clation may be described by the equation: log P . 10. 475-18,990/T. The findings were utilized
to plot curves of the saturated vapor pressure of the compounds and their components
~Fig. 1). Orig. art. has: I figures, 2 tables, 2 formulas.
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Fig. 1. Vapor pressure (P, mm 11g) of Be as a

function of temperature for:
I - puro Do; 2 - ovor tho compound
CeBel., during Its thermal dissociation;
3 - over the alloy Be-0. 4% Ce; 4 - pure
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AUTHORs Amonenkol.v: Pavlov, V, S.; Kruglykh, A. A. ~10
ORG., Physicotechnical Institute, Academy of Sciences UkrSSR, Kharkov (Fizyko- 13
tekbnichnyy instytut, AN Uk SSR) 1~
TITLE: Refining lanthanuXy combined zone melting and electrotransfer process
SOURCE: Ukrayins'kyy fizychnyy zhurnal, v. 11, nos 9, 1966, 1023-1025
TOPIC TAGS: lanthanum zone refining, lanthsaum-e~~ng"r-
relislog-
ABSTRACT: The feasibility of refining lenthanum by combined zone melting and electro-
transfer process has been inistigated. Specimens, 8 mm in diameter x 120 mm long,
were prepared from 99.5%-p!1re\ lanthanum melted in a vacuum of 3.10-6 mm Hg. The
specimens were subjected to zone refining in vacuum with electron-beam heating.
Simultaneou313; direct current with a density of 4.4 a1mm2 was passed through the speci-
mens for 70 or 180 hr, depending on the number of passes (5 or 10). It was found that
the utmost purification was achieved with 5 passes, after which the impurities content
was reduced as follows: oxygen from 0.08OX to 0.032%, nitrogen from 0.0047% to 0.004(9
hydrogen from 0.0013% to an undetectable quantity, and carbon from 0.14% to 0.080%.
The microhaiqnL8_8/dropped from 50 to 30 kg/mm2. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 1 tab]%
JTD]
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ACC XR. AP6013334 SOURCE CODE: 7JR/0363/66/002/004/0578/0681,
AUTHOR: Amonenlio, V. M.; A. A.; Pavlov. V. S. -, Mosova, L. N.
ORG: Physicotechnical Institute, Academy of Sciences UkrSSR (Fiziko-te.khm'cherski
institut Akademii nauk UkrSSR)
TITLE: Purification of cerium by electric transfer combined with zone melting
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestlya. Neorganicheskiye materialy, v. 2, no. 4, 1966, 578-581
TOPIC TAGS: cerium, metal zone refining, metal zone melting
ABSTRACT: To determine whether cerium can be purified by combining electric transfer
with zone melting, molten cerium samples were refined by passing a current of 5.3 A/mm2
in a vacuum for 50 - 150 hr. Iron, silicon, copper, and oxygen impurities were found
to move to the cathode. The e\perlments were then repeated in helium; after 200 hr, the
amount of impurities remaining In the cathodic and middle portions of the sample dropped
below the sensitivity limit of spectral analysis. The samples were then subjected to zone
melting, whose effectiveness was found to increase when an electric current (6 A/mm2)
was passed flirough the metal. The amount of impurities thus dropped from 0. 245% in the
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initija sample to 0. 085% in the refined product. Following the refining process, the
microhardness of cerium decreased from 2S to 23.8 kg/mm2. Orig. art. has- 2 figures
and 3 tables.
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L__ACC-NRa-AP7O02 8 4 k~- SOURCE CODE: UR/0136/66/000/012/0078/0081
Amonenko. V*Mol Tronl,.A*S.; Mukhin, V#V#g Hybal$chenko, R.D*;,
Kovaleva,
ORG: none
TITLE: Production and properties of vacuum~hot rolled metal composites~
SOURCE: Tevetnyve metally, no. 12, 19669 78-81
TOPIC TAGS: composite metal, hot rolling,
vacuu-4 hot rolling, azwopesits aff:lph,' molybdenum niob UM
compos.ite, steel titanium composite, 7ru.4el 7
ABSTRACT:Wacks consisting of two dissimilar metal plates 10 mm-thick, 20 = wide,
and 100 mm long..were vacuum rolled from vacuum-arc. melted ingots of Cu,
jNi, Tip Nb, St.3 steel and IKhl8H9T stainless steel under various condi-
Itions. The bond strength of all composites was found to increase with
!increasing reductions and deeper vacuum and, in the case of metalu which
-form solid solutions (Cu-Ni, No-Tip Ho-Nb and others), with increasing
~!rolling temperature. In the case of metals which form. brittle eutectical
chemical compounds (Ti-st-eel) which lower the bond strength, satis-
factory bond strength can be produced only by rolling at temperatures
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-6elow 'iha- t "of the foti%ation of the eutcetieg 'Or' chemical -compounds.' The
deeper vacuum is especially important in tolling composite's from titaniuml
niobium and other chemically active metals. For example, Mo-Nb composite
.rolled with a 30% reduction at 1200C in a 'vacuum of 1-10-1-1-10-2 MM Hg
had a bond strength of 5-8 kgfmm2 compared with 32 kg/mm2 for the
:strength of compouite rolled in a vacuum of 2-lr5 mm Hg, other conditioni
.being the same. No visual changes were observed in the interface struc-
.ture of Mo-Nb, Cr-.W, Cr-Mo, Cu-14i and other composites of metals which
lorm solid solutions. But at the interface of Joined Ti-Mo, Cu-steel,
Ti-lKhl8N9T steel, and other composites of metals which form a eutectic
or chemical compound (e.g., Ti-Fe, Nb-Ni), a transition zone formed whose
thickness depended on the temperature and reduction of rolling. In all
these composites, Eknnealing brought about the formation of transition
,zone and the growth of the existing ones,.which was-associated with the
interdiffusion of contacting metals. [Hsi
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&MORA-SCU, R.
TM-"r:OLCGY
Periodicals: CE1,111,071A ST !ITIITTT-,. Vol. 7p no. 6, June 1958
,L'-'ORASCTJ, R. Eyperiences from the vise of the Seiga vertical harvester. p. 246
Yonthly List of Fast Furopean Accessions (E7!.PJ) --Z, Vol. 8) No. 2p
Februury 11150, Tnriasso

AMORGONSKIY, L. M.
7044. Zadachl I uprazhneniya po khimi-XI. Di" ared. shloky. Tallin. Estgosizdat,
1955. 1489. a ill. 233m. 11.000 ekz. 1r. 80k. V per.--Na eston. yaz.--(55-1997)
54(076)
Knizhnaya Latopis'No. 6, 1955

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Prol7vodstvn sta)l. (Prodiiet.Irn or st"l) Moskvn, Metiillurrizdat, 1950.
3yj P. Jllvs ... porf.s ... teblea.
diagrs.
"Literaturall: p. (361) - 364.

'4
Category :USSR/Radiophysics Application of radiophysical methods 1-12
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 1, 1957 No 2051
Author :Amoseaka, N. ., Muren, D.M.
Title :Distortion of Television Image when Receiver is Fed from. an Autonomous
Network, and Methods for its Elimination.
Orig PUb Tekhnika televideniya (M-vo radiotekhn. prom-sti SSSR), 1954, No 2, 9-33
Abstract A qu%ntitative analysis is given of the influence of the magaotic leakage
fields on the electron boam, the deflecting system, and units containing
windings. Examination of the influency of pulgations of rectified 'Voltage
on the image. The permissible distortion of television images occurring when
the set is fed from an autonomous line is defined. Methods of combatting
distortion are indicated, particularly the shielding of the power trans-
former, cancellation of the lea" fields by means of a short-circuited turn,
and the use of a resonant filter in the rectifier.
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TOKARWIGii, X - J. i AMC164 GOL I I;MRG. S - 1. ; POPO Vi... Ye.14.
111111111111111111W- ~ - -
Materiela onthet-tucly of eptospiral jawaice. ReDort No.11:Furthsr
data on laboratory diagnostics of leotoopiral jaunlice. Trudy, Lon.
InOt.ODid. i m1krobiol. 9:104-11.7 14'j. * (Muru 1o:9)
1. It laboretorit pa izuchaniyu lentospirozov Instituta im. Pn~atera
(rav. laboratorlyey K-N.Toksrevicb)
(1,~,1!4114GRAD--1419 ILI 3 DISEASA)

TCK,~R K.N. DANSUR. V. N. : P007.4, Ye.M.; AMSHKOVA, 11. 1.
Materials on I%bp attuiv -,,f aot,~sp'.-Al jaudice.. RaDc-. "%o.12:
".x-)i-rilitental nremiaces for ti-imcific serum therany in lentocpl.rO
147.
Trudy len.inat.,Wti. i mikroblol. 9:113-127
(MI;.JA 1',):9)
1. Iz laburatorit po i7uchoniyu loptospirozov Inatitatil tm. Paptork
(znv. laboratortgey K.~.Tok,,iraviclv)
(Wil.LLIS DISEASM) '%'MUM TIEW.1-Y)

AXOSINJOVA, N.I.; POPOVA. U.N.
Two cases of isolation of Leptospira lcterohemorrhagiae from dogs.
Zhur,mikrobiol.epid.i immm. no-3:63-69 Mr 154. (ULRA 7;4)
1. In otdala transmissivakh infektsiy i zoonozov (saveduyushchiy
K.N.Tokarevich) Instituta imni Pasters. (direktor H.P.Ivanov).
(Leptospira icterohemorrhaglas) (Dogs-Diseases)

Too No
Observation on the principal reservoir of Leptogpira icterohasmorrhaglas.
Miur. mikrobiol. spid. i iraw, no~12:67-70 D 154. (MT.RA 8:2)
1. 12 leptospirosuoy laboratorit (zav. X.R.Tokarevich) Laningradekogo
institute, imoul fteters. (dir. N.P.Ivanov)
(YAWS DISMU# transmission,
carriage by rate)
(RATS j
carriage of Vail's dies)
2

Z-
Mat-ho-g-eni-n- th-e
,:Y Ye. P:)Ljcjvu and 11. 1. Amosenkova, Lcningrad Ili.; Li Lute of
Eli iM_7,~H1oo&y-;Tic imeal PaGLe,,x, Ziiurnal.
MilzroAolot,ii, EpidcmioloUii. i Iimaunobiologii, Vol 28y No 1,
ucal 57, pli 44-0
T!ilti article presents results of atudica on lepLospirosi6 in mouse.
L
rodents. Since previour, investigations indicuted ti.,at '~..ie ciief
reuea7voir o~ swazap fever was mouselike rodents in ot.- 'er areas of Cie
USSR, thiG possibility wix ex,)lored in the Northwestern region, particu-.
101-1y Lround T,oningrad, i'ro,.:i June to December 1954. Aniuals were trapped
in t4oe Leningrad sWuurbz~ in ijotazo fields and Eardensl on large aninal-
husuandry se-&-hozes, and in vegetable combines. The rodents were chloro
~'ormed and dissected, and! chai-iges in the interna,1 or~;Uns were noted.
Kidney suspensions from the rodents were seeded on serum-phosphate
medium, and blood was investigated by lysis and agglutination reactions
with typed cultures of leptospira. The biological characteristics of the
isolated cultures were studied by infecting guinea pigs, Cultures were
tested vith im.,une rabbit sera to the standard strain DV-B :,bnyakov and
the Rulev -Strain (isolated in 1953 from a swamp fever patient during an
outbreak in one of the sovkhozer. around LeningraC). Ore table slua that cul-
tures werc lysed and agbluttinated by the afore:.,entioned sera in hiG'a
titers, and only one culture, isolated from a field mouse, reacted nega-
tively. Two other tables show., rest,-Its of infection of rabbits with
cultures of Leptospira isolated fron. rodents and infectivity of field
rodents trapped in suburban sovkhozes.

The article presents the following conclusiona on the basis of these
results:
1. It was established that 14-3i, of mouselike field rodents trapped,
in 'L*.he Leningrad suburbs were infected with Leptospira.
t'2. On study of the biological properties of 24 cultures isolated,
23 were identified as Leptospira type DV-B Monyakov and one as 'uataviae.
"3. LePt-,OsPira type DV-B Monyakov was isolated for the first time,
from various rouselike rodents (field mice, cormon nicrotu3, domestic
mice), thereby establishinG a heretofore-unknown natural reservoir of
this type of swamp fever pathogen. It was simultaneously eztablished
that the commn microtus carried bataviae type'Leptospira.
"4. Considering the-concrete existence of a natural reservoir
of liatilogenic Leptospira in the suburbs of tne city and the possibility
.of the occurence of leptospirosis among lawians under certain conditions,
deratizution measures must be reinforced, taking into account tie dynamics
of propagation of field rodents and the seasoual nature of this discasc."
7
M

AMOSWXOVAP 11.10
Data for the study of supplementary leptospiral roservoirB in
a large city. Report no,11 Infection of dop with rAptospira
icterohaamorrhagiae. Trudy Len. inst. apid.i microbiol. 181
158-166'58- (MIRA 16:7)
1. 1z laboratorli osoboopasnykh infektsiy i rikketsiozov Lenin-
gradakogo inatituta epidemiologiip mikrobiologii i gigiyeny
imeni Pastara (natiolmyy rukovoditall - prof. X.N.Tokarevich).
(WEILIS DISEASE) (DOGS AS CARRIERS OF DISEP.SE)

AMOSENKOVA,,. N. I.-
Data for the study of oupplemeittar7 leptospiral reservoirs in
a large city. Report Vo,2& Results of experimental inoculation
of puppies with some leptospira species. Trudy Len.inst.epid. I
microbiol. l8sl67-176158* (MIRA 16:7)
1. Iz laborqtori~ qaoboopasnykh infektaly i rikketsiozov lanin-
gradskogo inst#uta spidemiologil, mikrobiologii ~ gigiyen
imeni PaBtera (nauchnyy rukovoditell - prof.K.N.TbkarevichT.
(LEPTOSPIROSIS) (DOGS ALI CARRIERS OF DISEASE)

AMOSENKOVA, 14.11
Data for &,he study of supplementary leptospiral reser7oirs in
a large city, Report Vo.31 Tasting cats as to their suseepti-
bility to leptospira. Trudy Len.inst.epid. i microb. 18s177-179
158* (MIRA 1627)
1. Iz laboratorli onoboopasnykh infektsiy i rikketsiozor Lanin-
gradekogo inotituta opidemiologii,, mikrobiologii i gigiyen
imeni Pastara(naucbn7y rukovoditell - prof. K.P.TokarevichT.
(LEPTOSPIROSIS) (CATS AS CARRIERS OF DISEASE)

POPOVA, Ye.M.1 AMOSIMOVA, N.Io
Cases of swamp fever among the workers of svine farms. Trudy
lAn.inst.epld.1 microblol. 18&VO-U7159 (MIRA 16:7)
1. 1z laboratorii osoboopasnykh infektal.- i rikketsiozov Lenin-
gr&dBkoizo instituta apidemiologii, mikrobiologii i gi iyeny imeni
Pastera-(naucbnyy n3kovoditalt - prof. X.N.Tokarevichl.
(LMYMPIROSIS) (SWnF. AS CARRIEM OF DISFASE)

Country : USSR
CatuGory: Virology. Viruses of Kom mid Animls.
Rickettsias.
;-bs Jour: Rof Zhur-Diol., No 23, 1958, No 103534
Autlaor Krasnih, F.I.; Amosenhova, 14. 1.
Inst I----------------
Ti.tle The Resistance of Richot-taias to From, SubGtrr-tes
Ori,-, I~ub: 5b. Richettsial. Diseases, U-ninbrad, 167-3-77
Abs ~,raet: :.t a to:xperature of --2(; 0 a mduction lw-cx~ c-*"Ly and
virulence was observod in typhus richutts~.as dcpc~id-
inC on the substrate on irbich the vert-,
kept. After passaLps tl,,rouGh lieu md c'il'ch cribryos
thQ toxic aad virulent prope.-tics were rc5'L-oru(l. --
L. Ye. L.
Card 1/1

AI'M`:Y0'V., 1% 1., DAYTER, k. 3.
"On the survival of Bernet rickettsia in the ort,-anisn of a bed
bug, " p. 127
-.i,-n Drobler-rim J
Desyatoye Soves~chnniye po parazitologichp-sl
-orirorInooch,--ovym boleznyam. 22-29 Oktyrtbrya 1959 g. (Thnth Conference
on YInrasitolorical Problems and Diseases with Nnturnl Foci 22-29
October 1959). Moscow-Laningrad, 19,59, Acnjoqy of Nclical Sciences
LSSR and Acniemy of Sciences USSR, No. 1 254pp.

al - T GH, K. V., ., L. D., 111YT~Z, I. :-.,
.0-10311ill"Ovil" "". I., J1
71~
P (1;1 A I ~F' -F
"Ywiterinlq for the further study of the lo,~Rl ~--Afever focus In
tho Leninj.;vul oblnqt." p. 140
Desyntoye Soveshcharilye p) pirazitolof-Icheskir. problemam i
pri ro,
inoochag
_,ov~ni bolezTWnn,. 22-29 OktvPbrya 1059 r. (Tenth Uonference
on Pnrvsitological J?roblems and 0-1sonses with Natural Soci 2~-29
October 1959), yojcow-Lsnln~~,rnd, 1959, -AcacleW of Mellcp,! Sciences
LTSS."- and Acnder-,,r of Sciences USSIx. 11o. 1 254pp.
Leningrad Inst. of Epidemiology, Microbiology And Hygiene

XHAVKINP T.xtx AMOSENKOVA. N.1.
Iceal reffetion in guinea pigs inoculated with Rickettsia prowasekile
Trudy Ler.inst.epidei mikrobiol. 23985-97 161. (KIM 160)
1v Iz la~oratorii infektoionnoy patologii otdela. patologicheskcT
abatomii'Inatituta apidemiologii i mikrobiologii AMN SSSR i
lAboratorii osobo opasnykh infektsiy i rikketsiozov Leningradskogo
instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Pasterao
(RIMETTSIA) (VACCINATION)

TOLU=,. Gift ReN.1 VASIL'YEVA, L.D.; *WIUO.VAj-_N_kjjj DAYTERs A.B.;
POPOVA, Ye.M.; BMONOVA, H.A.; KLKNOVp N.M.
Epidemiological characteristics of a local (~-rickettsiosis focus.
Trudy Len.inst,epid,i mikrobiol. 239136-W 161. (MIRA 1613)
(Q nTM)

AMOSENKOVA9 N.I.T DAYM, A.B.; KLIWOV, K.N.
Dffta cm fielel studies in a Q fever focus. Trudy Len.inBtopid.
imik"14ol, 23sl44-153 1619 MIRA l6s3)
1i In la~oratorii osobo opasnykh irtf"iy rikketsiozov Lenin-
gradskogo instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Pesters. i
otdela osobo opasnykh infektsiy Leningmdskoy oblastnoy sanitarno-
epideniologicbeskoy otantaii.
(LUGA DISTRICT-Q FKM)

DAYTER, A.B.; AMOSMOVA, N,L; Prinimala uohastiye: UMOVA, LN6
Role of ticks of the superfs~Lny Irodoidea. in Q-rickettsiosise
Report No.ls On natural infection of the tick Lrodea rioinus L.
by Rickettsia bameti. Trudy Imnoinsteepidei mil.=obiole 23t
114"165 161, 0 MM 1613)
1. Ivlaboratorii onobo opaanykh infektaiy i rikketsiozov lenin-
gradskogo instituts, egdemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Pastors, i
otdela osobo opasnykh lnfektsiy Ianingradakoy oblastnoy sanitarno-
epideniologicheakay otantaii.
(TICKS AS CARRIEM OF DISFME) (Q PXM)

DAYTER, A.Bs; AMOSENKOVA, Rj,
%1e, of ticks of the Ouperfamily Ixodoldea in Q-Fickettsiosis.
Report No.21 Infootion of the tick Omithodoros papil3ipes Bir.
by Riakettsia burneti, in an experiment* Trudy kneinstee id i
23t166-180 161, "!;~ 3.613)
mikrobiolo fH
(TICKS AS CARRIERS OF DIMSE) (Q n7a)

AHOSEKKGVA W.,I&Y- VASILYEVAO L.D.
- Z~
AL-Ugonle characteristics of the phase variants of Plickettels.
burnoti isolated in Lemingmd, Trudy Lcn.inateepid.i mikrobiole
t6l.
s..>, (HIM 1623)
(LENINMUD t
__=W.A) OF177M-S '.,ID ANTIBODIES)

GOLIDIN, R-B.; AMOSENKOVA, N.I.
Itperimental Q-rickettaiosis in vhite mice; studies made with
f1moreacent antibodies. 1rudy Leneinst,epid.i mikr-5biol, 23t
21&Q23 161. (KMA 16 s3)
1. Iz Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena lenina akademii .4meni Kirov& i
laboratorii osobo opasnykh infektsiy i rikketsionov Leningradskogo
inotituta epidmiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Pastera.
(Q FE M ) (ANTIGENS AND ANTIBODIESN
,f

OC"-IDIN, H.B.; AMWIMOVA, N.I.
Study of experimental rickettsioses by means of fluorescent anti-
bodies. Report No.2t Use of immune fluorescent gamna globulin for
early and rapid diagnosia of Hickettaia burneti, Vop, yirus, 6
no.5:591-598 S-0 161- ~VaRA 1~)Jj)
0
1. Voyranno-moditsinaltays. oi4ona Lenius- akademiya imen:i S.M.Ki--wra
i Louingradskiy institut e~idemiolog.Li, mi1aobiologii i gigiyeny
imeni L.Pas era Leningrad.
tQ ffv"Ki) (0-Ar'421A GLOBULIN)

AMWEMOVA, N.1.,- GOWDIN, R.B.; DAYT4a, A.B.
Study of experimental rickettsiodes using fluorescent antibodio,5.
Report No.3! Study of ticks for their infectivity wi;h R. burneti.
Vop. virus. 6 no.6:664-669 11-D 161. (141BA 15:2)
1. Leningradskiy institut apidemiologii, mik-robiologii i gigiyeny
imeni L.Pasthra I Voyenno-meditsinskaya orCena Lenina akademiya
imeni 8.14.Kirova.
(TICKS AS CWtHIERS OF DlSr;ASE) WNEIGENS AND ANTIBODIES)
(RICKETTSIA)

AMOSENKOVA, H.I,; VASILIYEVA, L.D.; DAYTER, A.B.
Characteristics of some biological properties of Rickettsia
burneti, isolated in Uningrad. Trady Lon. inat.-epid4 i
mikrobiole 2505-82 16J. (MIRA i7il)

AMANZHULOV, S.A.; AMOSENKOVA, N.I.; POSTRICHEVA, O.V.
Results of virological confirmation.of Q fever in Kazakhstan.
Trudy Lan, inst. epid, i mikrobiol.'25s83-94 163,
(MIRA 17: 1)
1. 13 Instituta krayevoy pdtologii AN KazSSR i otdola
osobo opasnykh infektsiy Leningradekogo instituta epidemic-
logii i mikrobiologii imani PaBtera.

AMOSENKOVA, N.I.j KHAVKIN, T.N.
Course of experimental Q fever pneumonia in white mice;
experiments in intranasal inoculation. Trudy Lon. inst. epid.
i mikrobiol. 25:154-159 163.
Local peritoneal reaction in experimental Q fever in white
mice. Ibid.:160-169 (MIRA 17:1)
1. Iz otdela ~sobo opawkh infektsiy Laningradskogo insti-
tuta epidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Pastera i labors-
torii infektsionnoy patologii otdela patologicheskoy anatomii
Instituta eksperimentalinoy meditsiny AMN SSSR.

KHAVKIN, t.N.; AMDSENKOVA, *.I.
Immunoluminemaent, method for studying the morphology of experiwntal
riakettsioses. Dokl.0-SSSR. 149 no.4:~69-972' Ap 163.
1633)
1. Inatitut, okeparimentallnoy maditsiny AMN SSSR i TAiningra 81qy
ihatitut apidemiologii i mikmbiologii im. Pnotera,* Predstavlono
akademikom N.N.AnieWcovym.
(RICKETTSIAL DISEASES) (FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY)

01ANUUMV, S.A.; AMOSEVKOVA, N.I.; P(STRICHEVA, O.V.
Detection of Rickettsia burneti In the horsefly Tabanus
staegeri. Med. paraz. I paraz. bol. 34 no. 5t612-614 S-0 165
(MIP-4 19 21)
1. Kazakhakiy Institut krayevoy patologli AMR SSSP., Alma-Ata
i otdel osobo opasnykh infektsiy Lendi:gradskogo inotituta
epidemiologli I mikrobiologii imeni Fastera. Submitted Novem-
ber 22, 1963.

CLU,YY,, A.A.1 KUDRAMPSt G-7-1 41(1~ilk, A-'I-
Flav sheet for pi -%j)ax- Ong a nF4 altne lev,6" undc,~, majil ex aLnAng
- I
and geologioal oond!I.Ijnw.# nboro tru-1. Innt. gor. diela AN UTOR
nu.13C'16-31 43 Oira

2-1M44-66
SOURCE ODE:'
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CC--NRt 010()11003010031,.
AUTHORs
(Engr.); Pjj)2v& (Engr.)
ORGt none
TITLE; 'Almaol radio receiver
SOURCE: Radio., no,1., 1965., 30-31 and inside of rear cover
TOY-,.C TAGSs radio receiver transistorized circuit) circuit desiGn
ABS~3AMls Ntai~ed description,, characterisitles., circuit diagrams and-photograph of
a 134 x 83 x ?4 mi transistor radio (seven transistors,., one cx7stil diode) for meditn-
and long-wAve orception, am- given. The mppaT-atus mas manuractured by the
Leningradsiiy sovnarkhoz. Orige art, has: 4 figuresj 2 tables* MW
SUB CODEi 17 SUBM DATE; none

mmov, A.
lAt's-hava.more of. mwh schoolo. Na itroi. Roa. to.id:24.. 0 161.
(MIRA-24'21)
1. Direktor aboh(shoobrasoveLtfillnyy.politekhnicheakoy shkoly,
g. Dubno, Forikovskaya oblast'.
(Dubno--Sohoole)

AMOSOV, A., inzli.; KFOLYAVA, V., inzh.
I . ~... ~ - -
The "Almaz" radio receiver. Radio no.1:30-31 Ja 165. (MIRA 18SQ

L 15572-66 _Eg(d)/FS5-2
Mn- MTV. -ATODO62 SOURCE CODE: UR/0107/65/000/004/0034/0036
AUTHOR: AMOBOVA A. (Engineer)j-nol ava V~gineer)j Cherenkov, lue (Engineer)l
Mogil
ORG: none
TITIZ: Transistorized radio receiver 'Neva-2t
SOURCE: Radio, no. 4# 1965p 34-36 %
dio
TOPIC TACSt radio receiver, transistorized circuitp circuit design, ra
engineering
ABSTRACT: Me article gives an overall technical description of the "Nava-21"
vtod,)l. It Is first compared to the previous "Nova" model which it excels In
terms of electro-acoustic performance and operating reliability. The "Nava-
20 is designed on the super-hoterodyne principla with a set of transistors and
one crystal diode. It operates on battery supply and its frequency range ex-
tends over long waves and medium waves, The basic components of this receiver
are a frequoncy convertor,.a two-stage intermediate-freqaency amplifier, a
sharp-solection filter for adjacent-channel selectivity, a detector, auto-
n. atic. gain control and a two-stage low-frequency amplifier. Capacitors are
used-for-neutralization -and- interstage-oouplingi except-for the-sicond3tage
of-the 1-f amplifier where negative feedback Is affected throu&h a resistance-
ppacitanoe circuit for.the purpose of reducing non-linear distortions, and
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for the frequency converter which has an inductive feedback. The receiver
'delivers nominally 30 mw power,-the maximum non-linear audio distortion is
12%, it operates satisfactorily down to 7.2 V but will still work at 3.6 V
battery sunolys 7bo dimensions ofthe receiver are 150 x 95 x 35 mm, its
-Vcn grams. Ihe built-in magnetic antenna is mounted to the
_~Iqight is-:!."
printed-circuit chassis'. "th'a l'ou'd's'peake-'r is -mounted under the top of the case,
tation tuning is done with a variable capaoitor rotat4d through a 1:6 reduc-
tion
gear. The overall complete circuit diagram of the receiver is shown, also.
the wiring diagram and transistor-amplifier details. Orig art."na:s'.- 4 figures
and 2 tables. (JPHSI
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IMOSOV, A Q-,,Polkovnik meditsinskoy alurjhby
Treatment of gunshot ontsomyelitie In a sanatorium. Voen.-med. zhur.
no.6-.60-63 Je 151. (MLPA 94-9)
(OSTBOMYELITIS) (GUNSHOT ID UlDS)

AMOSOV) A.S.
"Functional and Anatomic Chatiges of Bronchopulmonary System
During Radiation Sickness," by A._S. Amosov, Voyenno-Medit-
sinskiy Zhurnal, No 6, Jun 56, pp 21-28
Studies of functional and anatomic changes in external respiration
vera conducted on 107 rabbits, which were grouped into controls, those
subjected to a single external irradiation of the thoracic region, those
subjected to repeated irradiation by small doses, those subjected to ir-
radiation of a small portion of the thoracic region (2 x 2 cm), and those
subjected to exposure of only half the body. The author concludes:
1. Irradiation of the thorax by X rays causes a radiation sickness
which is different from that due to total irradiation of the organism
and which is characterized by the appearance of pronounced functional
and anatomic changes in the bronchopulmonary system. These changes lead
to the development of acute radiation pneumonia during the peak of the
sickness or to the development of primary chronic pneumonia during the
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2. Upon using equal doses, a single irradiation causes changes in
the respiratory system that are more profound than repeated irradiation.
Therefore, a prolonged small intensity irradiation is more rational since,
by employing it, less of the surrounding healthy tissue is injured.
3. By using bronchography, it is possible to obtain accurate aati
on the condition of the bronchial tree during various periods of radiation
sickness.

USSR/Diseases of Farm A.Anals - Diseases Caused by Protozoa. R
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 5, 1959, 214~1
Author Perepechayev, A.N., Amosov, B.K.
Inst,
Title Treatment of Anaplasraosis in Cattle.
Orig Pub : Veterinariya, 1958, No 5, 34-37
Abstract : An intravenous injection of an alcoholic rivanol solution
was administered. For this purpose, 0.2 g of rivanol was
dissolved in 120 ml of hot boiled distilled water. After
the preparation was completely dissolved, the solution
was filtrated, cooled to 40-500 C and then 60 ml of recti-
fied alcohol were added. Warmed to body temperature, the
solution was slowly Intravenously injected in a 180 ml
dose. If after 12-24 hours the temperature did not beco-
me lower in the sick animals, the solution was once more
injected in the same quantity. A 100 perceat therapeutic
effectiveness was obtained. In the presence of a mixed
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USSR/Diseases of Farm Animals - Diseases Caused by Protozoa. R
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., No 5, 1959, n421
enzooty of both anaplasmosis an& piroplasmosis, a com-
bined treatment was resorted to in which first trypa-
flavine and then alcohol - rivanol were administered until
the temperature decreases, while simultaneously applyii.-g
symptomatic therapy.
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EXCMPTA XMICA So.-.17 Vol.4/4 Public He_,lth,etc_.Ap__r 58
JZ~475_0v/, 13,L
1079. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF DYSENTERY IN RURAL
AREAS AND MEAN'3 OF LOWERING ITS MCIDENCE (Russian text) -
,Amosov B. P. , Voronova G.. S. and Ivanova N. A. - TRUD.
"IMMULKAD. SAM, -GIG. MED. IN.'j',T. 1956. 27 (98-110)
'Mc paper elaborates the epidemiological characteristics of dysentery in 2 districts
and illustrates them by a series of examples and tables which show: the incidence
of dysentery and other gastro- intestinal conditions in the P. district from 1951 to
1954 (per 10,000 population); incidence of acute dysentery in 3 age groups in 1954
(per 1,000 persons); incidence of dysentery in 1952-1954 in the medical district S.
(per 1.000 pereons); distribution of the incidence of dysentery according to age
groups in the medisal district S. in 1954 (per 100 persons): admission of dysentery
patients to hospital against days of illness in the medical district S. in 1954; inci-
dance of dysentery and other gastro -intestinal conditions in the K. district from
16,53 to October 1955 (per 10.000 population); incidence of dysentery and other

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gastro-intestinal diseases during the different months of 1955 (per 10,000 population)
in the X. district. This work has made it pofisible to determine -the main reasons
responsible for the lowering of the effectiveness of various anti-dysentery meas-
ures in rural areas. (S)
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AMOSOV B v inzh
Ultrasonic va%ss used in,;weldint6 metals for electri.- engineering
purpoSese [Trudy) HVTU 'no.101slOO-107 161. (MM 14:8)
(Semi.conductors-Welding) -
(Ultrasonico'waves-Indus trial applications)

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AUrHOII i Amoeov, D.V., fIngepepAr
I
TITIE s 7bermal phono'mnn durint:
supersonic welding
SOURCE i I(OBOU7. Vysshdye tekhnicheskoye uchilish~he. LTrudyj no. 106, 1962.
93-ICS. Svarka tovetnjkh splavov i nakotorykh logirovannykh staleV
TSXTs The factorn influencing the quantity 'and the distribution of the heat
genornted dur'LnC supervanic voldinG of copperg steel, aluminum, and tantalum
wore investigated and thd results are discussed. A formula is given for calcu-
latin~- the wave amplitudd at any point in the mase of the treated metal
A
A a sin w (t
r C
This equation does not, however# take into account the fading of vibmtiond as
they pass through the metal, and the calculated values may therefore be a little
too high. There are A figuron and 3 tables.
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k)W')Vp B*V,,__~nzbe
Therml, phenomena during ultrasonic welding. Trudy HVTU
no.lC603-105 162. (Ultrasonic welding) (MIRA 1,6:6)
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i''.1HORS.- Vydrin, V. N.; Boyko, M. Ye.; Amosov, E. N.; Moshkin, S. E.
I., "
LE: -Investigation of the tension schedule on a continuous light-seation
mill
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 7, 1960, abstraot 7D41,
("Tr. Konferentsii: Tekhn. progress v t"khnol. prokatn. proiz-va".
Sverdlovsk, Metallurgizdat, 1960, 363-364)
TFXT: The method of tension measurement,by means of tension pulley,.is
Inapplicable in the section rolling-practice, and the authors propose their own
method aocording to whiejh the pressure between the pad of the roll bearing and
the bedplate of the rollIng.stand is measured by a special dynamometer. It is
established that the relationship betwean the-tension and the velocity mismatch
is linear. See also KhMst, 1960, ro. 4, 7653.
A. Bulanov
[Abstraoterts note: Complete translation]
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-AMU ~-rlll, _~i.__A. --P-q !I. __ __ _ _
"Change of Fetroleum in the Crust ofthe Earth", Collection of Geology
Articles of the A3.1-Union Petroleum Scientific Research Institute for Geological
Survey, No. 2, 1953.

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U.SSR/Chumical Veehnology. Ctiomictl Products and Thoir 1-14
Application-Troatwont of natural gases and
pa tr o le uni. Motor Fuols. Lubricants.
Abs Jour: Flof Zhur Khimiya., No 3) 1957) 92277
Author A 0 A
T-2~ Bull
Inst 'M-Union Scionco Rosotirch Instituto for 2atrolaum
Exploration
Title The Optical Rotation of Potroloma
Orig Pub: Pr. Vses. neft. a.-i. gool.-razvad. in-ta, 1955,
No 83, 196-230
Abstract: No abstract.
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--W- Means for determining the tewperature of petroleum formation.
VNIGRI no.105:61-65 157. (MIRA 11:9)
(Petroleum geology)

tMR / Forestr7. General ProbIms.
Abq Jour tRof Zhur - Biologipt, No 22) 1958, No. 100140
Ixthor '. A-aceqv,,-qt--A-
lzst IRA--- givon, -
Title Tho Use of Chsnical Subatancos in the Control of Foroat
Fires in the MA
OriS Pub aLean. kh-vo, 1958, No 4, 86-88
Abst-ruct iNo abstxact given
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GDR / Cosmochemistry.
Abs Jour
Author
Inst
Title
Orig Pub
Geochemistry. Hydrochemistry. D
: Referate Zhur--Khimiya, No. 11i 1959o 38196
: Amosov G. A.; and Vassoyevich, N. B.
:
: On the Methods Used for the Determination of the
Temperature In Petroleum Deposits.
: Z angew Geol, A, No. 9, 410-413 (1958) (in German)
Abstract : See RZblMim, 1958, 7460.
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AMSOVI G.A.
"Micropetroleum.11 Trudy VNIGRI no.224il6-21 163.
Statistical demands impos6d upon the me*bdo of sampling rocks for the
analysis of organic matter. Ibid.i22-23 (KRA 17:2)
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KOZINA, T.A.; 9IDSOV, G.A.
M--
Genetic succession of oils in Sakhalin. Geol. I geofiz, no,2:3-12
164. (MIRk IS 84)
1. Vaesoyuzriyy neftyanoy nauchno-iBeledovatellskiy geologo-razve-
dochnyy institut, g. Okha-na-Sakhaline.

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univeraitell.a. ;3ub=l7Aed Mvwch 1965.

UT~SR/Electronice Repair
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A-athors Amosov, I.; pigarev) L.
Title The work of radio repailr shops abouiabe improved
Per iodical 1:hdio,3~ 13, Mar, 1954
Abstract Fadio repair shops In Ulan-Ude (Buriat-Mongolian AMR) do not
satisfy cuetorar requirements because they (shops) are poorly
equipped and repairs are made in unsuitable buildings. The
article calls upon the Ministry of Communication to pay more
attentionto such a situation and to take measuree for inprov-
ing,it.
Institution ........
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ZEDGENIME, G.A., prof., AMOSOV. I.S., SINENKO, L.F.
Problem of radiation reactioni and rAdIntion sickness [with sum.-
mary in Nnglish]. Red.rad. 3 no.213-10 Mr-Ap'58 (MIRA 110)
(RCWGIN RAYS. inj.ef f .
mild radiation reactions & rndintion sickness, funct.
changes in thoracis & abdom,orgnne (Rus))

AMOSOV, I.S.
Changan in tho pulmonary blood venseln In 9xperimentul raelation
sicImese. Hed.rad. 4 no.9:3)-39 S '59. CURA 12 - 11)
1. 1z Imfodry rentMnalogii i meditainakoy radiologit (nach. -
chien-korrespondent AH11 SSS11 prof G.K.Zedgenifte) Voyenno-
mcAi%ziuakoy ortlem Lanim alqaemil tneni S-It-Kirova.
IUS 11 11 expar)
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