SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ARTAMONOV, B. - ARTAMONOV, B.

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ARIAMONOV, B,P,
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(Reports of a confererce on 'June 2,3, 1960 devot*d to tbm remate of
work for 19591 Hatari&4 nsuabnoi konferentsUip pordashchenool lUo-
gam raboty z& 1959 god; tesiq d6kWov konfusaitsii 23 iltmia 1%0 go
Loningrad, 1960. 137 p. WRA 14m)
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rektora po nauchno-4wbobroy ebasti laningradskof,* kbdaiko-farmlsey-
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6/712/62/020/000/003/020
B032/9114
AUTHORSj Artamonov, B.P., and Gershborg. R.Y*.
~TITLE: A study of the brightness fluctuations in the diffuse
nebula NGc 6618
,SOURCE: Akademiya nauk SSSA. Krymakaya astrofizichsakays
observatoriya. Izvestiye. v.28. 1962. is6-158
TEXT: The function G W_sa &12(r) / 12 was computed for two
regions of NGC 6618, where X is the aver&&* surface brightU4 4
and &I(r) in the difference in briSbtimens betwien two poin
separated by a d4stance r. The two regions are denoted by I and,
II in Fig.l. and the results obtained are given in Fig.2, The
istraight lines have slopes of 4/3 as given by B.Do Pik*lln*r
(Izv. Krymskoy astrofiz. *be., 11, 1954, 34).
,There are 2 figures.
November, 1961'

.-AR7AMOTIOVO B.F.
Investigating brIghtn"as fluctuations in the diffuse neh:IA N(P(;
2237-9. Izv. Krym. astrofiz. obser- 31,110-LU 161,. (MIRA 17:9)
1. Gosudarstvennyy astronamicheakly institut inoni P#K, Uternberga.

kRTA.AQW-11 S.P.j St*Rr-Y"A, Te,V.-. FETFUTRIN, V.I.
WIds-rangs h1gh froquency conduotowtor. Zhur. fis. khia. 39 D0031796-
Sol W 16 5. (NtRA ISO)
1. toningradakiy khimikoi-farmates"Ichookly inatitiA,
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AVM3i Artamonov, P. .-lupins, 9. A.
ORGt Leningrad Chemico-Ph-irmaceutical Institute (Leningradskiy khimilo>-
farmstserticheskiy insti lit)
TITLE: Conductometric analysis in the amufaCtUre and inspection of chemicals and
pharmaceuticals- 4- Ionization constant, conductomatric detsraination of Tubazid
SOMCE: Neditsinskays, promVehlemost' SM, no. lot 1965, 0-63
AV#, 0. #Via rera r rig -L
TOPIC TAGS: 4quantitatM, ana~raisj ionization potentialp ph mter, Wroohlorio "Ito
dissociation constant / LPV-01 ph mej Tubasid A#4o1am4yvr.-eqjL
ABSTRACTt The ionization constant of Tubazid is determined, and conduotometric
determination of Tabazid is studied. The work was done because of the lafects *f
existing methods. An LPU-01 pH meter with an error of !0.04 pH units was used. All
measurements except those with conduatometrio titration were dane at 25 +-0.02C* An
experimental check showed that direct conductonstrio determination of Tubasid in
possible, owing to its high pXb (nee Pig. 1). It wan establLialted that the pKb Of
Tubazid at 25C is 10.62 t0.02 (pK - 3.38 +-0.02). It in recaMoMed that Inverso
conduotometric titration of solhions of Tubasid In tqdrochloirio add be usod " a
method of accurate quantitative determination.

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of Tabasid in b1drodblotic said.
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8OUR CE COD X: UR/2 623 1.42/0012 0019 --1
;AUTHOR: Artamonov. B. P,
ORCt none
TITLE: Photometric Lnv*stiX&tion of the reflectiag fil4ment4ry ae~ull
near Heropa
SOURCE: Moscow. Universitet. CosudarstvisanZy astral !~it~h
t ~19 u t~#
iSoobahcheniya, nos. 142-143, 196_,71i 19
TOPIC TAGS: F ' I _WWdWLn*bul4, isophot mapp adumdaaw photometry#
energy flux, Horope
ABSTRACT:' The filamentary nebula near the star Herops, (ok the consteil4-
tion Pleiades was studied at the Southern Station o9 the State Astro-
nomical Institute im. P. K. Shternberr. by photographic and photoelectric
observations. Photometric measurements of photographs we-re carried out:
by intersections of the nebula by planes passing through the illuninatwX
star. A map of isophots was drawn. A brightness differenta in nebular
filaments between transverse and longitudinal sections use found.
Photographs were taken in blue and yellow light, and the instrument and
atmospheric influences were taken into consideration during compilation
of filamentary contours. The absolute photometry Vas made by the method
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used in the Crimean Astrophysical Observatory. Energy fluxt!s in blue
and yellow spectral ranges were computed and given in a table. The
brightness rate in filaments of longitudinal and transverse sections
for blue and yellow light was represented graphically. Photoelectric
measurements of the color In filaments were carried out In different
places in the direction of the Right Ascension., Results obtained make
it possible to conclude that tits reflecting nebula titear the star
Meropa-are part of the dust cloud in which the constellation Pleiades
is located. The cloud consists of one filament part located symmetri-
cally around tits star and another to the south of Heropat The bright-
ness of the nebula is found to be variable. The author expresses
thanks to R. Yee Gershberg., 9._Aj PWyo and for valuabl.
advice and attention. Orig. att. has: 7 figures# 1 table* and 3 for:
mules. I I
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and activity of servicameni ObAchevoins'AF., %intrivy - s-vod
pravil povedeniia i deiatelli,asti voemoBluzitagilichilLti. Vo-
skva, Voenizdat, 1961j. 68 p. (milip. islo)

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ART,VIONOV, D.S. ...Transport i torgovlia po vostochnoi granitse SM"R. Mosim,
Transpechat', 1928. 295, (1) p.
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the Greater Volga In lowering transrort exFemes and losvej. (VodsW-1 trans;ort,
1934, no. 3, P. 13-15). DLC: HE561.RE
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Bydraulic resistanoo of plate* of dIfferent dositim.
Ihim.pron. 2tl5i-152 Kr 160. (KIRA - 13 17)
Oluto swore)

ARTAXONOV, D. S., Cand. Tech. Sci. "Study of Hass IX0.1ange
in iOsorbent with Screen Plates,* Moscow, 1961, 14 pp (Homoov
Chem-Engr. Inst.) 200 ooples (KL 'upp 12-61, 262).

HELOV, Vladimir Ivanovichl ARTAMONOV, D.S., red.; MIKHRLIr, N.I.p
red. -
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prooWshlonnoi ventilittaiie ftibyshov, Kuibysbovskos
knizhnos, is&iro, 1963o 35 pa (IaRA IUL)
1, Brigadir slosarsy oontasbnikov treats. "Prox"otilyatodyal
(for Belov).

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FETROPOLISKAYA, N.Y*.# red.1 DWtAWVA,# VJ4.j Wkwaod,
(Operation of machinery in road construction,] #*oplus~
tataiia mashin v dorothnom strolteltat". bit#01w#
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Determining tbe oooffloleaU of OW tz&Ufjir dMAug Absorption.
Was i tA&~ tapL i nasal 10 A0,1011" 0 165, (MA 18110)
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Visperstion of funds prolongs construction, no, $889 21
no.1:62-63 Ja 160, tKM 13:1)
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For strengthening business accowting in the construction industry.
Fin. $M 23 no.31596*63 NO 162. (MM lit 3)
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(Kwasrovo Provina"onstruation induatry-rimme)

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37 no.7s76.7s n f63. (KMA 16 s $)
1. Upravly&pu&ohLy kewrovskoy kontoroy Stroybu*a,
(lemorovo Province-4onstruction Industry-rimm)

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kand. takhn. muk, dotq.; GL,,ASEXY(jV, j.j.s ham. :tall-
khoz. naukj YINAGULDV, G.L., kand. aellkbcjz. muk;
WIYASOV, V.G.p assistent; VINOGRMVA, N.1.0 kand. sell-
khoz. nauk; HOKUM, L.F.p dote.j, kawl. biol. nauk;
KGKFWaIY, F.M., Geroy Sotaialistieheijkoro Truda, ual.
zootekbnik RSFSRI HAKIMOVSKII, R.K., dots.p kando ekoins
nauk; ART41010Y. F.D., asalwent; RAKAROVA, 10v.1 rod.
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28 PHASE I BOOX EXPLOITATTOV SCIF/2675
Moscow. Dom rauchno-te1rhn1chaskoy propap%ndy In, F. 1. Dzerghiriskolto
Vyc.)Islitellnaya tekhniVra I yeys primenenlye (Computation Technique and Its
.1pplication) Moscow, 13osenergaisdat, 1959. 391 P. (Serlest Obsbehestya
-:)o raeprostranentyu politicheskikh I nauchnykb snanly R3F5R) 500M copies
,3r1nted.
Ed. (Title page)t S. A. Lebedev, Academician; Ed. (Inalds book)t V.I. Savolly";
rach. Ed.t 0. 1. Matvayev.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles In Intended tar ociaotitic, engineering
and technical personnel engaged In research, desA'p and operation of digital
and analog computers. It may also be used by students or Yusoo specializing
in computers.
COI'EUGEs The authors present f-idamentals of digital computers, their elements
and units such an arithmetic unltsp internal and external memory and control
devices. They discuss the possibility of constructing o-ompaters uslag sw-
conductor elements and consider the fundamentalo In the theory of lotioal
circuits. They also discuss problems of programmtng W uplain the operation
of analog computers and their elements, Brief discussion or mathematical
Instruments In also presented. The articles were presented at a computer smal-
Card 1/8

Computation Technique (Cont.)
SOT/2675
nar irranged by Moskovskiy dois nauohno-tokhniahookoy propgomdr Imoul
Dzer3hineRiy (Moscow Center for SoliantIflic and T"buical, Propsgands iment
F. D. Dzershinskiy) In 1957. No p4reohalitioe are meatl*n9d. References
appetr at the end of some articles.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
Lebadev, S. A., Academician. Ileatronto Digital Coisputers 5
The author presents a general discussion of electronic dtlital aimput4rs.
He dateribes their operation and avose of application and ooneldos
prospaits for further development. There are to refersm" .
.Ar~amonov, G. T., Engineer. Problem Prop-using and Radvoing Hatbeatleal
OperatioRT-to-a Form Suitable for Digital CoaWtors 17
The author discusses methods of repesenting numbers In computers and
perforaing arithmetical, logical and control operations. He also
presents an example of solving a complex problem v0 presents methods
of chealcing computer accuracy. There are 2 references, both Soviet.
Card 2/8

Computation Techniques (Cont.)
SOV/2675
Alekseyev, V. Ya. Circuit Component Elements of High-speed Computern 51
The avthor discusses the principle of operation of basic alwante and
circuits of binary-system computers. He describes the operation of tr1K-
ger c1rcuits, coincidence and noncoluoldetwe circuits and gate circuits.
There sre 9 referencess 5 Soviet and 4 English.
'Golovistiltov, P. P., Candidate of Tachnioal Seisnoos. Arithsatia Unt-to of
Universal High-speed Computers 67
The author discusses basic types of arithmetic units and the funatton
they perform. He presents a block diagram of a universal arithmstl*
unit ard describes circuits for receiving# sending and shifting codes.
He alec discusses adding and multiplying circuits. There are 7 roferencess,
all Soviet (including 1 translation).
Mellnikov, V. A., Engineer. Control Devices of Universal H10-speed
Computers 87
The author discusses the principle of operation computer control devices
and describes the control panel. He also explains methods of checking
computer performance. There Is I Soviet references.
Card 318

Computation Techniques (Cont.)
SOY/267.5
Bardish, V. V., Candidate of Techbical. Solonaeo. Operatloral Magnetic Kmry
Units. 105
The author discusses the prtnolple of using magnetic cores with the
rectangular hysteresis loop for oporatioaal smory units and describes
mothoes of storingp reading and recording information, Its also discusses
the w trix motho4 of connecting com and explains the operation of
various matrix circuits such as those with a dynamic blan and with a
tranafluxor. Memory units for multidigit numbers are also dlmausmd.
There ire 8 reforencess 2 Soviet and 6 English.
Lautj V. It. Operational Mowry Units Using Cathode-ray Tubes 133
The author discusses the operation of amory units and %Wooento a block
diagrov. of a parallel-connooted awry circuit. Be also discusses the
.'operation of various types of tubes used in astaory circuits and describe$
a barrier-grld storage tube and its operation. The" are 2 references,
both So,rist.
Kutukovg L. V., Engineer. Operational Mwory Unit Using Capaltors and
Somiconduc%or Elements 156
The author discusses the principle of operation of samory mits using
capacitcra and samicanduetor devices and dssoribte tb4ir s*trix: aftvuits-
He disevesse the requirements of crystal diodes and presents the results
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of an experiment conducted with a memory unit using a Wrs-S type diode.
He alvo discusses problems of increasing speed of oporstl*n or a memory
unit tnd considers the possibility of using transistors In memory oir-
cults. There an 10 referenceAs I Soviet and 9 English.
Tyapkin, M. V. External Devices of Universal Hillh-"d Computers 168
The aLthor discusses Input and output devices of high-speed computers
and describes methods of feeding information to ccoputerm and obtaining
calculated results. lie also explains the operation of the external mem-
ory. There are no references.
Zimarev, A. N., Engineer. Construction of High-speed Computers Using
Sadconduitor Elements 185
The author discusses the possibility of using transistors In computer
circui~.s and describes the operation of the following transistor cizeuitat
amplifiers, pulse forming circultel triggers and d1rset*soup1*4 trtn-
oistori. There are 4 r6fereneest I Soviet and 3 English.
Wealukbov3kiy, K. S. Devices of Series Computing Machimes. 201
The au'.hor discusses component elements of series computing meebines such
As dynamle triggers, circuits for transtoming codes$ addbg and sub-
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SOV/2675
treating circuits and circuits for determining coincidemas of two codes.
He also describes the operation of a series-typs memory unit. There
are n) references.
Sboherbaicv, 0. K. Power Supply for Electronic Computers 217
The a-ithor discusses power supply systems of electronic computers and
descr-.bee methods of constructing protective and signalling cirevits.
There are 10 referencest 7 3ovist and 3 English.
Khetagurov, Ya. A., Candidate of Technical Sciences. Sooo Problems In the
Design of Special high-speed Computers 236
The aLthor discusses the operation of parallel, series aral serlse-paral-
lel digital computers and their components. H* oossiders, requirements
of corputers and discusses metbods of preparing progrow. There m no
references.
Kobrinskir, N. To., Professor, Dodtor of Toohnlool Selowss# and 0. .4.
Trakhtenbrot, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences. fthdamen-
tale of t,~* Theory of Logical Circuits 48
The aulhora consider problems of analysis and synthesis of logical
circui',s in computers. They describe methods of transforming and coding
inforwition and circuits used. There are no references.
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SOV/2675
Ushakow, V. B., rondidate of Technical Sclencos, Electronic Analog Computers
for Solving Differential Equations
The author prisents a general diacussion or analog oo%Ntere and considers
fields of theIr application. Ile oresentr a table of Soviet computers,
giving speciftcations, year of manufacture and the developing organize-
tio:i. There are 11 references, all Sov[(~ (including 'I translation).
Vitenbirg, I. M., Candidate of Technical 8('3ness. Operational Units of
Analog Computers
The author discusses the operation of Yf %tous units in a computer such
as idders, integrators, diffisrentiators, operational onplittors,
mul-,ipliers and functional converters and analyzes tho(Lr circuits. Thor*
are 13 references, all Soviet (including 1 translatiwt).
Gluzbe--,-g, E. A., Engineer. Use of Analog Computers in Ingineering and
269
297
Scient.fic Analysis V7
The author discusses the use of analog computers for ar*lyzing per-
fornance of various industrial machinery such as rollint, machines, dy-
namoelectric emplifiers, hydraulic motors, etc. Use of analog computers
for solving hydraulic equa*.ions is also discussed. Thors are 8 references,
all Soviet (including 2 translationa).
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SV~l 2675
Gluzbirg, E. A., Engineer. Mothods of Setting up Problems for Analog
Compu-.ers and Checking Accuracy of Solutions 340
Th-) alithor &scusses the orocedure of reducing problems to * form su:t-
ab'-e for analoF computers and describes wthods of oal4necting various
conputer units. lie explair.ft othads of detemining proper Sallie factors
an-1 transfer coefficients and presents numerical examples. He also
diacusees methods of oolvirg nonlinear functions and oonsidern coamter
accuracy. There are no reforenceo.
Vasmanov, V. V., Candidate of Technical Sciences. Modern Small Mathe-
maticP1 Instruments 366
The author discusses the construction and operation oT mathematical
instruments such &a integratorep Integrapbe end p1snImsters. He also
dercribes harmonic analyzers developed by Hader, Corsdi and ftnrial. and
explains the operation of instruments for analping rilndow functions.
There are 14 references, I loylet (including 4 tranalstions) ad 7 English.
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lhaftnigotore W-va kull %ury SOBS. 1957. 1" po - - -0- Zmank
for ordering from the oot*l*g 'None SIA Wosso. Zaksm p Icatalep
Oxorty i stlasy.8 1951. 39 P, (MIAA 10:11)
I. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) OloraWs uprowlemlys VoAeril t
kartogref it
(Kaps-catelpts) "

CKIOYHOV. I.G., KAL-SATRA, Z.F.. KMLOV, Y.K., ARTANCINOVI, G.V., red.:
--l- 6068~-
SHARAWYA, T.A. red,jgd,.js,., NA"CVA,, I'M "t-ORG-ood.
[Kaps nnd itlases; a cptalog) torty i atlasy; 4talog. (***ral
Glavimigatorg K-va kulltury SSSR, 195FJ* 105 p-oLOrder blanks for %be
antalog *Maps andAtlasesoll SAM$ PC kat"logu Otarty I fktItsyn
1958. 42 Tilbliographyi.-Mm") (*MA 11 t9)

AUTHORs None Given
TITLEs Chronicles (KhronikA)
6-1-16/16
PERIODIUM Geodeziya i Kart*grafiya, 1958, Nr 1, PP- 79 - 00 (USSR)
ABSTUCTs k conference of the directors of the cartographioal printing-
-offices and of the scientific divisions for map-compoeition
took place in the Central Office for Osodsay and Cartography tb
at the Kinistri, of the Interior of the MR from December 16
to December 20 # 1957. This conference was dervoted to the
problems concerning the state of the cartgraphioal printing-
-offices GUCK ani to the measures required tofulfil the
plan for 1958. The representatives of ths military-topographl-
cal office, the TsNIIGA i K and the M110A i I attended this
conference. The oonference was opened bV the director of the
GUGK (Central Cffic0 fo4ftodely and Cartography), k. N. Bar&-
nov. Lectures weve hold by# 1) The bead of the division GIMI
G. V. Artamonov on# "On the performance of the plan by the
Card 1/2 --aa-r-t-o-g-ra-plro-printing-off ices OVOK within 11 months of the

Chronicles
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year 1957. 2) A. B. Kazakoy, Inginoer-in-ohief of the plan-
ning-division GUU "On the project of the plan for 1958*-
3) The chief of the division for work and wages DUCK L. P.
Yegorov "On standardizing and tariffs for cartbiraphical
works". 4) P. W. Novoshilova, Engineer-in-ohief of the di-
vision GUOK "On Measures for isproving the organization of
poduction in the cartographioal factories and In the NU-
Chast' GUOK"- 5) $- 1. Shurov, editor of the division QUOKI
"On the editorial- and composition worksO. The silitary-histo-
rical maps of the third volume of the aea-atlas are already
printed in the printing-offic of Minsk. The maps for the great
Soviet encyclopedia are already completed. There comprise
2500 maps altogether. The lay-out of the building of the print-
ing-office in Novosibirsk was changed. The printing-offices
in Omsk and Tbilinei (Tiflis) worked unrhytimically. The car-
tographic industry has no scientific reoswroh station. The
young experts are insufficiently promoted.
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ARTIMONOV, Q,V., red.; MRIKOVA, L.M., red.isd-,m; JUDIANOVA, V.V.,
takhn."d.
I-IRIP
(CartogmpMe Uble)
lit-ry, 1960. 203 p. (tIontroaln7l muchrw-f#il6OAYMt8' ',Okii
inatitut goodosiip earOd"Gaid i brtosWil*tm*? n0,132) OaRA 14--11)
1
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xUtili"tior of V. N. Chilwlev's Nsithod for Dot*rsdAixkg the OU41Wtion of ld&bt;in a
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PHA,'FE I BOOK EXPWITATION 973
Artamonov, Ivan Dmitriyevioh
Prozhektory I ikh primenonlys (Searahl1ghts and Their Use) Moscow.
Voyon. Izd-vo M-va obor. SSSR, 1957. 85 P. NO Of copies printed
not given.
Ed..- Kokosov, G.V.; Tech. Ed.: MysenIkova, T.F.
PURPOSE: The book Is intended for searchlight crown and technicians
of military units. It m&W also be used by civilian technicians
working In this field.
COVERAQ19t The book describes the construction and operating principles
of modern searchlight equipment and properties of tt* searchlight
beat. It also discusses problems of visibility in "archlight
practice and describes applications of searohlUhts In military
operations. No personalities are mentioned. There are no references.
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Searchlights and Their Ust 973
TABIE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction 3
Ch. 1. Construction and Operating Principles -of Nodern Searehlitht
Equipment 8
Sources of light 8
High-intensity electric art 8
Searchlight arc lamps 12
Filament lamps for searchlights 21
Searchlight refleetorg
Metallic refleatem 23
alass parabolic reflectors 2
Auxiliary oPti6&l components of a searchlight 29
Searchlight construction 32
Searchlight optUal system
32
Searchlight 8trueturo and operation 35
Main units or a searchlight station 39
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Searchlights and Their Use 973
Ch. 2. Properties of a Searchlight Beam 43
Lighting and technical characteristics of a esikrehlight 43
Beam formation 43
Luminous Intensity and luminous flux 47
Scattering angle of a searchlight 51
Searchlight lighting capacity 54
Searchlight beam in the atmosphere 54
Short-distance searchlight illumination 27
Long-distance searchlight illumination 0
Ch. 3. Visibility in Searchlight Illumination 64
Factors affecting visibIlity range 64
Visibility of a lightsignal and a searchlight beam 69
Effect of optical devices on visibility 71
Ch. 4. Searchlight Applications 75
Anti-aircraft searchlights 75
Searchlights for army units 77
Ship and coastal searohlights 79
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Searchlights and Their Use 973
Searchlights used in avlAtion
Floodlights
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JP/whI
12-12-58
$I
84
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ART.MWV0 Ivan 'Jndtriyevi3h; VHM, L.F.0 rod.1 KOISSMOVki A.P.,
- --taktar.-Ted.- - - --
(Optical illusional 2111usil. mrsaiia. Hookoo Gosoltd-To
fisiko-matem.lit-r.rx 1961. 74 p. . (K" 1517)
(Optidal Illusions)

- Z.
~. VL~'.
w - . - I .." - , ... ~'. . :,c 3 .
i-tAu:llr,n!~ 11.11 -.i z I I a I,i. -
1 41* p j,4- :',' J*.
Moskwr~p 17AI-vo Na.Lka, 1964. in. 1). Ollio.

ARIAMONOV, 1.D.
Long-diatance light.Ijig. Trudy rnvt. lat. eat,. I tekh. 44:43-.U5
162o (MRA 1813)

(?,Urdk, u1. Engel'" d.136, kv.27); 410FORTSOV. B.A. (LozdAgrad,
;uza pechatni kav, d.7.kV.26)j PA91104CHU, Ta, (L.-ningrad, u1.
,;)yluza pechatnikovp d.?.kv.26)1 TRANS, TO&S,(bastaki .3. ulo Shcb*rsa,t
,1.12. kv.8); DRMDCIV, A&D. (Novoebarksask u14 MoDmalmitskogo 4~15L
kv,26); VAYNBUG, AX (Moskva$ V-1SOO Wia;u 10"Ankap, d.22, kv*19)s
FILATOV, MoA* (Xw%rcWoj, ulp Worzhinskogo, d,21 ky.22)1 UNUM, L.B.
(Ioningrad P-3t ImanosslIskays d 12, kir*2); 06ANOW, V*D* (INDskim,
A-287, Chukain tupik, d,.4# ky.l~);OUSZW, N40. ("VO U1. SuUmov-
2kaya, d.5.ky.71)1 SHWIN, YeA, (Chorksmay ul Oritskogop d#37#kv.6)1
TRUSHCHEV, Yo.A.; SUVOROV, Yu.1. (41a, U1, ;uVwovap d.20, kw,n);
ARTAMONOV I U10 Suvoroval d 20,, k*,U)l OVILPLIN V.V.
&GS (Ri%
'jr-- litays oyo shoes*# d. 2 OLI)MOWSPKIT, I.L. InartimV,
pr. Moskovaily, d.1914)
Discovaries and Invertionse Proamsnorg* 19 no4,7955-56 J1 164.
(MIRA ISsI)
1, Bereznikovokiy sadovyy sayod,, byuro po rateloftliutsti i
izobre ta tells tvu, Parlmlkaft obles, g. DeremmW (for Trunhobey)a
2. Taruslayll, Tutcfevskoye shoat*,, d,32, UVOOX (f*r OkhapkLn)o
3. Khartkov, proMos"lovskiyj d.1"p Illarltowakty aislitmickhod-
chaskiy zavodt byur3 po mtsionalizataii i iscbretatellolm (for
Ollkhov,skiy).

lacromArg the P~onmj.o erfj.,~.iamny tr productloli mwugolmostt.
18 no-4359--61 Ap Irli iKUU lss~)

AMUNW914YOU 600*0Y. W.Ta., red.; KRASIMINNMNA, T.F.,
tekh'n.iiif. 1-,i t; 411.44
(the eighth stage] Voslusia stupenl, Stalingrad, StoliW*dskos
knishmoo isd-vo. 1958, 91 p# (X= 12M)
(Tolga River,41ydrooloc4ric power stations)

1. ".; . A.
A-"
2. U-33-F, (u'r, 1
4. "ams
7. T'S.-'ng alkaline. soils in hydraull . eMineerInLr construr,:ti,)ri o~rk, redopkavodstva,
No. 9, 19:;2.
9. Monthl Llit of Fusslan Accqc;.5LQ_n4, Library of Coogrew, UkLot~isjy, 1")53. NeUvalfied.

Akft"OV, I.Y., tundidat toldinichookah n"uk. -
Use of regulating and btink-protooting structure*. ~,Ldr, I cwl. 5 no.9;36-43
a 153. (" 639)
(4drwaic ensimeoring)

1-dra.UM, ".
MMMIN
Problem of the *ffjc,,s4S layout of w&t*r-dIT*r*I*a worko. Truly
Inst.yod.khos.i wrg.Al Kir.M no.2:37-41 135. MA 9:U)
(4draulic engineering)

ARMNOT, I.Y.
---
I"rovin the doolp of rl"r dofense stroofty" in pisd3mt
distriat. Trudy last.vod.kb*s.i 6wrig.Al Ur4SM
0%. (a& 4h U)
(Xlr&%jsjsUa--Q4or* prot"tion)

ARTAHONOV, X.F.; MAIM, W.K.. red.; TSYBIM, Te.Y., tokhn.r&49.
_Icont'~ol -installations and work an rivers in pisdoont 41strictal
Regultrovochays moormshoulla I rabory as rokakh v pre4gorayft
ralonakh. Frunze, 1157. 1?0 V. simiju 1111)
(21"n-Regulation)

XLWOT, NA Indliat tognic 11oll rodalt-tor;
a cikh nauk
TSYBIIA. to ICUS 7 r;Kkior,
(Observations of chaAftel cycles and their Wwfultless for opsratioll
of IrrI&tIon systems] k1saijavys, ruslov" sabliudenils. I Lkh
ispollsovanis pri skepatatoil crositollaykh slaton. 7ruaso. Ake&*
nauk Urgizakol SSR, 1957 180 (MM 10:4)
(irriotpion)

ARTAXONOT, I.P.; IBUIRM. S.I.
Rx"rienco with obamool stralghtoolog athods s4 tM Champh fts
site. Trudy Inst. "d. khos# I aserg, AN l1r, SO n0.,4117-39 157.
(livers-bgulation) CKIPA 10:12)

Translet:on from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1956, Wr 11, p 154 (US$R)
AUTHOR: Artamonov, K. F.
I-- - --------- - ----
TITLE: New Design of an Instrument for the Measurement of the Direction
and Magnitude of Velocities in River-bed Models (Novaya kon-
struktsiya pribora dlya izmereniya napravieniya k velichiny
skorostey na rustovykh modelyakh)
PERIODICAL: Tr. In-ta vodn. kh-va i energ. AN KtrgSSR. 1957, Nr 4 (7).
pp 133-136
ABSTRACT: A description is given of the design and runctioming of a new
instrument for the simultaneous determination of the direction and
magnitude of veloci*ies obtaining in a fluid flonw. The direction of the
velocity is determined from a pointer which Is connected to a
direction- responsive vane immersed in the flow. The magnitude of
the speed is read off a scale; the pointer is connected by means of a
gear system, with a 1.4 gear ratio, to two foilis within the flow which
are deflected by an angle that corresponds to the given flow speed.
In comparison with the Pitot, and Rehbock tubes the new instrument
Card IIZ is simple both in design and in operation; it 0fords speedy

SOV/124-58-11-12941
New Design of an Instrument W- the Measurement of the Dkrection (cont. )
measurement and does not clog up in turbid water. The limited dimensions of
the direc-Aonal vane blades make it possible to refer the velocities measured on
a large-scale model to the small dimensions of a restricted space in the flow and
to perfor,.-a measurements in regions of tight curvature o( Ruid jets.
T. B. Kurova
Card 2/2

ARVMKOV K ; WAUN, A.S.; TAINAZA, V.F.
-.-
Use of water intakes with bottom racks in Kirghimistan.
Trudy Insto Yode kbn,. i energ, AN Kire M noW5--99 '59.
OaRk 15: 5)
(Kirghisia-Alb.-Vater-oupply enginee")

- ARTMONOYI- - K. F.,; XO6MCIMIKO)--S#Vv-; -B&YBUOVI N.A.
Resulto of investilpsting the faftation of the f*lvba;r and the
afterbay of the wastern.kvmh intaks of the Oroat Cbm Canal,
Trudy Inst. vodo Wwsi, i energ, AN Mr. SOR no.W33-154 159.
(MIRA 150)
(Great Chu ChrAl-444mUc strwtufto)

IRTAIVWO 1. F. j SATAMW j S.
I-
Apparatus for proportionod foodJag of sedlimts io =01
wdels, Isv,,AN UrARoSerasoM t*Uommk 2 sol's"Tum 1600
1 (MMA WO)
(ftdrmuo AWAOIS)

I
ARTAN)Mj_ K.F.IJMULUA,, V.Y.
ftofilogmpb of & tw doolp for NOW cbsmw3A* ISTOAX WOW
Sereestei toMenak 2 wo4sI87-192 060o MA 14 is)
(sydrkalim mdolf)

KABA.'-"GV, kand. tekhn. nduk; FAZAROV, F.I.t kand. Wkh%. wmkj
ZUaNA, K.A.p nauch-*7 sotr.; UPUISKIT, M.Lp ku-bd. tekbn.
nauk kand. tekhn.nauk; RAPAZOI, H.S., kamd.
tekhn. nauk; KOMMUT NO, E.V.,t kaul. tokhn. simik; TEMIW.
V.G., nauchMy sotr.1 TEMF.CFML.V,S,,neudb.,Sotr*;TAIPAZA,V.]F.;
IZVITUSp B.I., rsd. hd-Vaj ANOKHIM$ M.U.9 1641u a *,-'*.o
[Field investigation of irription systeum]Proiswodstvemp
iseledoyaniia na orositallrykh oistamakh. hmmma,, lid-vo AN
Kirgizakoi SSR, 1961. 302 p. (KRA 15:9)
1. Akademiya nauk Kirgizekoy SM, hunw. Institut anargatiki
i Yodwgo khozyayews.
(Kirghizistan--Irrigation)

ARUICONOV, Xj2t-
Automatic gate for hjdraulio structures* Igw.AX Kir.&M.Ser.est.
i takh.nauk 3 no.4illl-115 161* (XMA 15sn)
(Hydraulic cagimering-lquipment wA "pplisa)

ARTAX010F. K,Y,,l TZSLMOP V.G'j XAZURt Ov*.
Construction mtbods and percolation ooefficiento *J! dams
made of nonhomogencum, mterialo.* Isv. 9 Kir. SOL, fler. sot.
i takh. nauk 4 no.010-215 162. (Rift x04)
(Dams)

ART~~V
HydrauUo engineering laboratory of the Instituts of Powr
and Water Management of-ths Acade of Scishoss of the lix-
ghixistan S.S.R. lsv,,AN Kir. ULU. est. i tokh. nauk 5 no.
3&5-U 163o (MMA 16;4
I

RAYAW, ILS.; SATAP.KULOV,, S.S.; TALKA2A, Y.F.
Water intakes for muntainous sections of rims. lzv.AN Kir,
SSR. Ser, est. i ttkh6 nauk 5 no.303-69 163, (MRA 16sn)

ARrANUWV,, L,?.j RAMAUNS ILS.; SATPJJW104 S.S.
Impro%*d gratings cAf water int&kto, 1xv.Al Xjjr,, S81ko 4kr. ivet,
I tokh. nauk,5 no.30MI 16). 16tll)

LCAMAIM, Ka'. ; KWTYU;IIMOP E.V.; KiaZlIKINg A.H.j LOPASIN, L.S.
Experiment with flItering rock-fill dam it KirghIsiotu, Isr,
AN Kir. SSH, $or. eat., i tekh. usuk 5 nojtl!~-101 063*

- ARTLVNOVO N.Y.; VY3G,(,HAKiKL."# ILL*
Regulating rock-fill installatione. Jzv.AX Xjr. SSR. Bar,
eat* i t-ekh. nauk 5 to.3sl2q-j" 163, (Mm 164U)
. 1 1:1 ;.

I ARTMNOV, X.I. (Moakya)
Stabilit.v of the ?erformame of a liquid-propollant r*cUt
engine. Isv. AN OSSR, Otd, takhocauk Hskb4 I mahbostro
not 114-0 J"F 161* Owu 14W
(Airy~Laoss,-Rocket englues)

A-.T.L-1011OV9 K,-~.; LE11.12M) I.I.; YiI~LAIJYLV, Me.; 1,!LXAi,Cf
--yumilp H.V.,* KAZIEOVP V-11-; BRIUMANOVP N40.1 illilk1l'Ill'.1, L-Io;
KHVESYUKP F.I.; FrLAARli uchastiye! W"rv:;YEvj, tovagv, 3.1.4
ROMANOV# V-S-; MARGAHKOo B-P-1 7-UD(MAo T,%Io; 01CROV.4 MON.J
PEC~']Nv S.H.; WUNg Ye,,G,- KHLUDKOV% V.I.
Shaft-furnace coppv ilmolting vith an omnew-mviobod blov,
TSvet. met. 34 no-3:32-39 W '61* OORA 1493)
lo D~Vshskly polimULUchookly kombiwt (for ArL&mwvs, ubsdovj~
Tergaliyov, Lesechkog Wtvayevo Xovt%lovj ammmir) VAL"hanims Madavitp
OwLrov), 2, VoesoyumWy nisuohooloslodovaWlWy institut tm'WA-6h
metalloy (for Takuoldoo Kasakovp aryWdmwovg NUitinag Xhvosyukt
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AUTHOR: Artamonov, L,j, Senior Engineer
TITLE: Aerial Electromagnetic Photography
PERIODICAL: Grazhdanskaya Aviataiya, 1959v Nr 8, p 24 - 25 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author explains the principal,features of anew
method of aeilal mapping and photography of areas of
deposits of ujeful minerals, named a-irial electro-
magnetic photjgraphy. This now nothod has been worked
out by the Vaisoyuznyy nauchno-iostedovatellskiy in-
stitut metadi-Ii. i tekhniki razvedki Xinisterstva geo-
logii i okhra-Ay nedr SSSR (All-Union Scieatific Re-
search Instit-Ite of Methods and Tsohaiques of Pro-o
specting of take Ministry of Geology xad Pre3ervation
of Natural Resources of the USSR)Ja a tomon effort
with some orginizations of the Akademiya nolk SSSA
(Academy of Stiences of the USSR) and -the A.,ademy of
Sciences of the UkrSSR. This method is intended for
increasing ths efficiency f I i~al prospecting
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cal conduct&ace of various minerals and orea. Flight
tests of equipment and experimental aerial alectr6,w
magnetic phoiagraphs were made in 11-12 aircraft flown
by pilots V. rryukov, S. Baryshav mod V. Mazarov. The
results have been promising. The aircraft carries a
10-20 loop f:v-eze antenna fed with audio frequency asoo
generated by Urcraft GSN-3000 gonsxators4 So as to
reduce the antenna's interference dxag, its onger
sides are placed in parallel to the line of light'.
The wires are attached to a 3-5 an steal asb a strw%
between spec.-.&.l struts on engine nacelles and the sta-
bilizer attactment joints. The wires and the cable are
taped with a chlorvinyl ribbon. An audio froquane
current in the frame creates an electroma etic fi ldl
from which e-ectric current is directed Into the gpound.
The magnitudo of current and its pbase angle depend on
the electrical conductance of mineral or ore deposits
the aircraft is flying over Reception of vertical ov
horizontal magnotic field c;mponwts is offeated by
frame antennas located within a separate gondola towed
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gondola also (jarries a proliminary incomine. signel am-
plifier. Prin the gondola, the piok-zd-up &nd wapli-
fied siGnal Lj conducted to a recording iantrument
aboard the pl.ine, which at the await time rcgistero
time and mp-rki the landmarlm. The experimental flights
for aerial el4jetrical prospecting ivere madit at an al-
titude of 200 m and were accompaniod by photographing
the areas undir the plane. By the authorlit experi-
ments, it visa found that in a flight within 220-290
km/hour, the '70 kg gondola followe4t at an altitude 74-
57 m lower th m that of the aircraft. The gondola is
taken in aml j~aid out by a apecial elect-,rically operated
winch. In case of emergency, tho IAlot can drop It by
pressing a button at his seat, which activates an auto-
matic cut off device. The aerial Oectrical prospeet-
ing equipment iv fed from the aireraft network via a
MA-2500 d.c. .onverter, 115 v and 41-00 cvclos. Current
consunption (i.e.) is about 5 kw. Experimonts have
shown that Yhm the reception gondola wos out, the
radio-compacs and the r-ldio-altimeter RV-2 showed er-.
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comings are i3Tected to be overcome, thr-ouggli further im-
provement of i'erial electrical pros '1~octinjr, equipment.
Other researol. efforts will be applied to working out
the methods of practical application of equipment,
conforming to specific requiramentj3 of geological pro-
specting. A Ihoto on page 25 shown c-n outstanding
photogrammetrist from a sub-unit cormi.anled by Ye. Ga-
vrilov, at a SM-4 stereometer. There is 1 sketch and
1 photo.
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy r.auchno-issledovatel'skly imrstitut meto-
diki i tekhniki razvedki (All-Union Scientific Re-
search Institute of Frospectinr~ Methods and TechnirAuq)
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AUTHORS: Nazarov B. Captain and Art Chief Engineetr of
TITLEs Electromaglatic Air Survey
PERIODICALo Grazhdanska;ra Aviatelys, 1960, No. pp. 24 - 25.
TEXTs The author discusses the merits and tives details bflolootro-
magnetic nir survey, - a m6dorn mineral prospecting method developed by.the
*Vseeoyuznyy nauchno-isslc&~vatellskiy institut met6diki I iekhniki (All.4n-
-ion Scientific Research IAqtitqtj_qf Xgtfigds &Aa,22jM1aUq_6 in Cot5sril-
tion. with GVF slimmer aub-sactions and other org4olzations. The suryoy 10A9
carried out from an altitude of 200 a along a not of 94rallol runs;lths'
automatic tape-recorder was supplemented by tied-ilft a*r2jDk*togE&ft Vfhe
runs were 30 - 100 m long and I - 2 ka distant frois each other. Tho So4do-
la containing sensitiv* racording equipment was lowered bj, a 150 a 1,)=C cable
In order to avoid the detrimental effect of oscillation, of the alr*raft
engine etc. these flights are best performed during early morning bours
whei aircraft swayinge cit. be averted. tast yearls survey In Kagakhet=
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showel that this favorable Karning period lasts only about 2 - 3 houris. The
pilot should adhere to the fixed runs and perform all operations as swoota.4- 1-9
1y as possible. The signal coefficient depends to a &reat extent upon the.
geological structure of the surveyed area, necessitating a strict adhie-rence
to a fixed true altitude and steady speed. 141-12 (11--12) develops an, averag*
speed of 275 - 285 km/p.h. requiring intensified omgine performance. The
head resistance of J1-12 at~d H 1-14 (11-14) can be reducod ty the removal
of blisters.
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ARTA14MIOV, L.V.; SNUVAWER2.UV, N.M.
Dipole induction profiling in meroolectric proqectlag. Trudy
VITR no.3tlO9-U7 $U* OUPA l5s7)
(Bleatria prospecting)

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AUTHORS: Artamonov, L. V. and Rivosh, L. A.
TITLE: Trial complex application of aeroalectrioal prospect-
ing and aer~)rjagnetic surveying in the geologic condi-
tions the crystalline Baltic Shield CAbotracter's
note: Read 'it' for lil in the Russian title, otherwise
translate by land the geologic ...' instead of 'in
the -7
PERIODICAL: ReferativrWy ghurnall Geofizikat no 3 1962 14 ab-
stract 3AI57 2(Sov. geologiya, no. 6: '*i1ill 96-10 )
TEXT: The authors give 1he results of aerosurvey operations, and
also information on the magnetic and electricul properties of, the
area's rocks and ores, ~_-l aircraft of the 9JI-Vt (It,14) type, on
which an experimental Apo(, (AERIS) aeroelectrical prospecting in-
strument and an ACr1j-,2;(ASGM-25) aeromagne tome ter were mounted,
was used in the survey. The flight altitude was 150 - 200 ej the
distance between profiles being 2 km. It is aoncludtd that aero-
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electrLeal prospecting in -the conditions of the Baltlc Shield sub-
stantially complements the data of aeromagnetic oArveving, and that
the jo,-nt use of these te2liniques permits the solition of geologic
mapping problems, the distinguishing of tectonie fraw;,ures, and the
establishment of the charaoter of the contact zones nuar the boun-
daries of different geolog--:c formations. The complex application of
aerial surveying is recomionded for Kareliya awl the Kola Peninsula
if conducting sulfide bodlos are being sought. I-Abstracter's note:
"lomplete translation.-7
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