SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BENEVOLENSKIY, V. N. - BENICKY, VOJTECH

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DRUMININP Yu.P.; BENEVOLFNSKIY, V.N.
Disturbances of proteolysis in the blooi of dogs following
Pxposure to Ionizing radiations. Radiobiologiia 4 no.4:513-
515 164. (AURA 17:11)

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Uxtraveak oaused tr the reaption of the native
aqueous-*&Um 41'9~raat-cf,~ the rat Uver with tho sVornatact from
a boilid. hmoget'Ato., Truly WDIP. Otd. biol. 2109-101 165.~
(MIRA 18A)

BENEY MY. V.N.; SMIIOHMMWp N,N,l VESZLCVSXIY,, V.A.
Cbesilminescenflis and Imicity of bydrogen peroxide aM cystains
reaction producius. Tmidy MOM Otdl. tdol. 2lsll2-n6 165,
(MIRA l8s6)

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Now stem Mew melting device. Gar. khos. "Nook. 30 no.4:31-32 Ap 056.
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AUTHOR: Beft 01 3W&.L.,N.; Ikigj~Lnin, Tu. P.; KlJLomqptoj A. S.; Xalyu~~na, Tf
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TITLE: no effect of ganma irradiati%,anl irradiation with protons with energies of
600 to 127 Mov on the radioasneitivity of ~yeast calls [Paper presented at, the
Confereme on Problems of Space VW'ains held in Moscow from 24 to 27 may 19661
SCURCE: Konferentsiya po, problemam koandcilwakoy meditainy, 1966. Problemy *Y"
kosmicheskoy meditsiny. (Problems of epaols medicine); materi&3,v konferentaii
Moiwow, 1966, 63-64
TOPIC TAGS: cowdo radiation biologic effoct, proton radiation biologic effect#
ionizing radiation biologic effect# relative biologic efficiency, life support
-system, space food, radiation induced.mutuation, yeast
ABSTRACTt Yeast cells are a convenient object for space research be.causes in_
-addition to serving as a model system, they may somerliiy be used as a
-helc~rotrophic link In a spaceflight life-support system. The Vulnerability
:of the cell division process in yeast calls irradiated In the quiescent state
vins, studied. A water suspension of yeast was Irradiated with 660-, $10-0
~'240- and 127-Mov protons from an 01YAl synchrocyclotron, and their REIS
a
wns determined In comparison with CoGO gamma rays (from an EGO-4
apparatus). Irradiation with 660-Mey protons was conducted through a
polyethylene and lead filler. The activati*n inethod of dosimetry was used
for 6604dev proitons,..!~tjd the luminescent method for Itrwer-energy pro-
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tons. Ionization chambers were used to ononftol'.Ahe nux, Experim"Nsfol 49
were conducted with diploid Saccharomyots vi"i yeast ceUs (Mcgri 1.20-13 1
atrRin) and haploid Saccharomyces cerevisise yeast cello (strain 40-2581). 1
Most of the studies were cooiducted with 660-Mev protons and the diploid
strain. The following tests of yeast radionensitivity vitro used: 1) Inacti-
vation of macrocolonies and of different t, a of microcvloniee, 2) dis-
ruption of the cell division rate In " first (I" cyclPoo after the beginning
irradiation, 3) dispersion of different types of microcolonles, 4) post-
i1radiation recovery, and 5) lysis of cell@. Done-damage relationships In a
.range from 1-120 rad were established for each index. Experimental re-
oults Indicate that. the effect of proton irradiation in essentially the same
as gamma irradiation: thus the IRDE for protons in ihesa experiments was
close to one. Evaluation of theme data considering the different linear
l energy losses of the types of radiation used made possible a preliminary
estimate of the radiosensitivity of quiescent yeast coUs Rn spaceflight con-
ditions, This In necessary as yeast may In used " a beck-up syutem for i
spacefUght 1116 support, U Ow system oC omdhwous oultsivation of bet~~.
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AMANOR: Druzhinin. Yu. P.; Bonevolonskiy, V. N.
ORG: none
TITIS: Fh5thmiz disruption of catabolic processes with snall dozo :Lrradirtion
ISCIURCE: Voprosy obzhchoy radiobiologii (Probloms.of gorioral radioblAology). -Kozcow.
'Atomizdat, 1966, 145-150 1
ITOPIC TAGS: rat, radiation biochemical offoct, particular radiation biolo,-,ic offoc~%,,
iradiation hematologic effect. biologic motabolism
ABSIMACT: Litoraturo studies surgost that protcolytic activity of tho blood can be
used to detect intracellular membrano damage produced Icy small dose irradiation. For*
la more detailed study of proteolytic activity experiments wore staged on whito rats
!X-irradiatod in a wide range of doses: 0-75, 1-5, 3, 6, 12-5, 25 and 50 r at a dose
I
;rate of 12.75 r/min (first series) and 1,00, 200, 400, MO and 10500 r at a dose rate of
1
159.5 r/;-in (second series). The protoolytic activity of the blood was e-atorminod
:before irradiation and following for 30 days. Blood (0.1 ml) was incubatod with bovine~-
iserum (0.9 ml) for 3 hrs and then the level of amino n-Itro.-ron was detorm:Lned according
ito E. W. Jorm and E. C, Corking's method using trichloracetic acid. Rosult3 of the
,first series show that the dynamics of blood protoolytic changes for all anizals-

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represent a distinct curve characterized by two paak--. '2-,ese poaks appear 0--, the 3-re.
,and 7th days for a dose range of 0.75 to 6 r, and appoar aftor 6 hrs and on U10 3rd day;
'for a dose range of 12.5 to 50 r# To determine whoUier the protoolytic phase charges
Ifollow a similar curve with larger doses and to determine the nature of blood form
I
,elements, additional experiments were stagod on 5 dogs irradiatcd wit"h s!-=18 '100 or
1500 r doses. In these cases, the peaks were found on the 7th and 20th day's. wNo dose
Idepondonce was observed within this dose range, but the appearance of the paakt; clearly
;dopanded on. the degree of radiation sickness. Dynamics of blood forrm elemcatt;
'(a~ythrocytes and leukooytos) did not correlate with the proteolytic changos of the
le blood. Ziese changes may be tho result of fluctuations of protoolytia onzy-mo
7
tibitors on activators in the plasma or of protoolytic onzymas leaving -Laa tissuase
lit appears that the proteolytio phase changes do reflect the rhythm of Lta~30:Ac
;processes and are related to a certain dogree to intracellular membrane da:ugae Orig,
;,art. has: 2 figures.
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WIT L'Kff. A.Be
Make wider me or plastics In railroad transportation. Blek, I topl.
tiaga 2 no.8:34-36 AC 058. (Nru 11:9)
l.GlavW konstruktor savoda, 'Plastmass".
(Railroad engineering) (Plastics)

BUIT LISIIIY. J16-
Autonatto control of sataratpre. Zeks I kkIm.so.4t6k 156. (KURA gtg)
IoUsatrall,wjo laUratspirs, avtmatlkl.
(Coke industry-EquIpment "d supply)

ZWN, S.V.,prof,,l KOVAL&pR.T,pVftt. i RUBILIN, Ye.V.; BFEML'=_p.
doteent; KAZINTSIV, AA., dotmmt; NIMXRYUX, G. 1691 dotawt; ..E,
BLAGORAZUMOV, V.; MAGNUSOV, D.C.
In memory of Professor Ifla Fedorovidh Pavlov. Pochvovedenis
no. 7s120-121 Jl 165 (MIRA 19i1)

S)K=1SMf S. A.
Benevol'skiy,, S. A. - "Application of lizo-silicate materials for deepening the
tillabLe layor,,* TrWy Kauch.-Issled. in-ta sernovogo
khoz-v% nechemozem, polosy MR. Issue 14, 1949p P. 5-19
- Bibliogt p. 19
SO: U--3566, 15 March 53, (Latopin 1:2n=nal Inykh Statey, No. 13t 1949)

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4623. 2ROYatYYe PN7 v NwhOrbOswwOY Polo"- 9-9 Sol fkhoggiso 1954. 48 C.
c 111. 20 cm. 15-000 eks, 70K. - (55430) P 631o582
SO: Latopis I Zhuml Inykb SUtoyl, Vol. 7o 1949

2MYOLIKIT, SaAo, kaAldat sell skokbosrwatyannM nauk#
, 11 m- I'
Problem of deepening out mdtivatin th* plowlayer of turft-Pbdzolic
molls. Zemlodelle 4 no.13:12-20 Ag 136,, (MIRA 1011)
1e Zonal$nyy nauchno-istiledovatollskly Institut sernovop kho-
syaystva nechornateanoy polosy.
(Illiage)

'USSR/Cultivated Plants - General Problems. M.
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 4) 1958, 15455
Author : Ye.T. Varwdtoa, S.A. Banevol LoIciy
Inst : -
Title Contribution to tho Problem of tin Agricultural System
in the Central Rayons of the Noji-Chernozem Zone.
(K voproeu o sisteme zemledeli v teentrallnyM
rayonakh necbernaxwwy 3y
polo
OriG Pub : Zemledeliye, 1956p No 12,, 3-15
Abstract : In the Smolenskaya, Kaluzhakaya, Bryanskaya, Moskovskmyn,
Tullskays, Hytizanskayn, Kalininskayal Vladimirskaya,
Ivanovskaye, Artameskaya, Gorlkovskaya Oblasts and in
the Tatar, MordovLan and Chuvash ASSR, special acwicultu-
ral zones have be-an divided. th-a suburban, the potato
and vegetable zon,%. with intensiva an' m.1 raising anA
the development at horticulture; the flAx-potato-rdlk
producing zone in the North West and in the central belt,
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voan/t,v.LT.ivatod Plants aenerv.1 Problems. 14.
Abs Jcur Hof Zhur Biol., No 4, 1958, 15455
the grain-potato-animal husbandry zone on its southern
and eastern partas The basis of the agriculture of the
non-chornozem zone lies in ronorwal and increasing the
soil fertility; these tasks are being performed through
the cultivation of perennial grasses. In myons having
adequate moisture the occupied tallows my be succeso-
fully replaced b,r clotxn fallowe, The correct system of
fortilizationp with special value being attached to lo2al
fertilizers of (lung and peat, iv a vital factor in aGri-
culture on the non-chernozem soil belt.
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Soil Science. Otg~niq Fortilivers. IT
Abe Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., Ito 21, 1-958, 95761.
Author - - -
Inst : Scientific-Rasearch Institute of Agriculture of
the Central Ray...nu of tho Ron-Chornozem, Zone.
Titlo : Use of Orgunio-Aineral Mixtures in Depth on the
Arable Layer of Turf-Podzolic Soils.
Orig Pub: Byul. nauohno-tokhn. inform N.-i. In-ta zemled.
tsentr. r-nov nuchernozemn. polosy, 1957, 2,
10-14.
Abstract: Use of organic-mineral mixtures and lime in depth
on the arable layer of turf-.podzolic soils is a
necessary condition of their cultivatioa and of
saving manure. The winter-wqeat harvest from
organic-mineral mixtures wit! the application of
lime under tillage did not yield a harvest greater
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USSR / soil science. OUdmiq, Partilizar. j
Abs Jour: Rof 'Zhur-Biol., No 21, 1958, 95761.
Abstract: than that ?7 from 30 t/ha of manure. Applioation
of lime during cultivation bafore planting gave
a decrease in wheat harvest Trom organic-mineral
mixtures in comparison to harvests from 30 t/ha
of manure. An organio-mineral mixture on a lize
base in depth on the arable layer increased the
harvest of perennialtgasses in comparison with
the harvest from 30 ha of manure, thr6ugh which
the increase in -the second year of use was greater.
-- 0. P. Madvede,ra.
Editors note. If, during application, 9 t of tuff
works at the rato of 0.75 hydrolytic acidity, then
during application of not 2.25 but 3 t, tuff will
work at the rate of 0.25 h. no (page 11). Indio-
ators of the test accuracy ar3 not cited,

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INMOLI OUT, IB*A*
AMC,.
amll pasiphlet of great value (O%ya, a valuable IndustrUa and
feed crop*'by V.A. Solotaltskil, 11mvieved by I,A. Desevollskil),
Zemledelle 5 no.1106 1 157. lotil)
(swibeas)

BEMOLISKIY, brgey Androyevitth
,%~ 1~ omwww--ft
M=n'-r-allo" In Von-chernosom aresel Zonistyle pery v
i
nechernosennoi poloss. Koskva. Zmuls, 1958. 31 p. (Tse-
soiusnoo obahchsstvo po resprostroneallu politichookikh 1
nauchnykh ananil. Sartis 5. no.5) (MIRA 12:11)
(YallowlAg)

RUSASDV# O-K-9 kOW."llkhos, nauk; VARMITSAt le.T.0 doktor biolog. nmkg red.;
PIlSAMq V.To.p daktor sellkhos, mmkj red.,_ ~Bz~ISKZXO-~"_
kwA. nollkhos. sauko rol.j ROAWV,, G.7.9 lw"eat Stalluskey pro.
allt insho p red,; DMOMXM, Gole p lm3d& mllkhoso nmukg M.; RV- 0/
HYANTSEV, A.T. t red.; ROIMSNMWJrA, V..A. v red.; PEV=lR9 V.I. p
tekhn. redo
[Handbook for agronomietto of the son-Cherrosm Zone) Spravoebalk agr4~-
som nechernosenwi polmiye Moskyaq Goo.. is&vo "llkhos. lit-ry.
Volois 1960s 687 p9 (Agr4mIturt) (KIRA 14M

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V. M. Onw"Awnbr. A.;. Stmo.W. A. A.Sthe
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studied.
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um c-( 1,- tosicity wattv-solubig wxwAmri o( the VWIvinyl wod 6crilo sitnts gnxn~ The ~~ -M
infroductilintottihoid
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in the biological Ofect of lonloing m1latioms. Radlobiologiia
3 no.ltl3-16 163. (NM 16s2)
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slivaltuou of awmrsedaties Dwift ww Odwsm"Is of "m1dral
promtwm Bir"woo yap, pec I dama, =ter I dwt*s 16j lo.hp 1910
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ROMMYA* O.W.
In ontodpnesis in children. Topr.pediat.
Xvolution Of
19 no.1:54-58 1951* (cum 20:7)
1. Of the Iaboratorp of Aw4roup Pbjmlology (Head-Trof, S*Dq
11rarchinskiy), leduffal 19*blic Solentifle4esearch Pediatric
Institute, &A of t1w Depsirtment of Hospital Pediatrics (Smed-
Prof e A-Ir. Ttw)g Lesdagrad AmIlatric Nedloal Ineutdto,

33540. BEN.EVSKAGA, 0. V. Pvol~GiirA
termoreguiraraii v ontogeneze u detel.
(Pediatrifa', Nov.-Dec. 1953, no. 6, p. 13-
18, tables) Text in Russian. Title tr.:
Evolution of thermo-regulation in the
ontogenesis of children.
Contaim it study of vascular reaction
to changing environmental temp?rature
in 22 infanta, aged 2.5 hours to 8 day8.
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WAA. C" 6 H-r>~
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Vativemistriction ~%as ulread.v ob-served in
the se-cotid half of the first day of life.
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BENEVSKAYAv 0, V,, Doc )I-ed Sai -- (diss) "Development of
in
themoregulation of children e&4early infancy." Lenj, 1957.
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(Cartographic ohroniclp; Drgan of the state bibliograoW of the
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gomdaretvennol V1161loWcril S=He 1951-4953- Noskys, Is&-vo
lessOmIshnol palsAys 19.54. 162 p. (MIRA 121?)
L Teesoyunaya knishWis psl&ta.
(30.1,14graphy-Mmys)

TAXYGMAt Cget otv*v%41*1 UAUCWWAO B.K.. otv.rod.g 111M. 101t90 OtT*M&I
MOMA* 1.8,s otv.mt,t MOM, uex*j~ etvomdot IPIIIDOIIIM* ToiLs
red.; 3 K14-"I md.j 501MYSTO B.S.# takhm.yed.
[Csrtocraphic ohroniclol orpm of the @tots blbliognphy or the
UA.S.R., 1934) NartoVaftehooksla Istopial: organ goondarstv*amel
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redo; ZOTOTA, T.M., takhn.red,,
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studled In plaeft pancreas sliftwo 7he allow were pro-label2ed with tagged wim
acid and won Incubated ror varims Intervals In a norbradloactive madimm. A son.
tinuou increase was observed In the labelling of the proteins of sytoplasmic PlIrticl
in spite of the rood decrease In the specific radioactivity of the free moino acid
in this cell, The ammt of particle-bound awAno se"d and their exchange kinetics bw
been tietermined, Neither the free amino sold of the call sop nor those of cytoplassi
particles were found to be utillsed directly for protein muthesim. The mdatem of i
bound pool is discussed* The authors thank Professor rt-_L-Atxwb for valuable advice
and silmilaUng discussions during the revearcho They? P- Qnmnr4-rAjr
,9z thank Dr.
preparing the silicon oil. Orig. art. Met 14 tablooo . * arte InUC Mwl"#3q
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_q. S 1. A. Felluman, Moskva,
Sovetskaia A,iiaj 1Y33, 48P., maps Scsxm of air-suip Linus in Yakut A6SR.
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S(,: Soviet 'irwisportation and Communications A 44, LiLrary uf Con6ress,
L-nce Department, Wasnin,~tvn, 17 .1, - A-classified

BENFELID, S. end LISK01IMM, ?.
K voprosu o vybore napravleniia dirizhe,bell noi linii Yoakvv-, -gnitc-gorsk. Z,5n the
y- -
choice of direction for the Moscow-Mgrtitogorsk air-aAp line . (Grazhdawkaia
aviatsiia, 1933, no. 9, p. 8-10).
DLC: TL504.G7
30: Soviet Transportation
Biblio-raphy, Libmry of Congress
.assified.

HENGA, Gh., coremp.
After 15 years. Constr Bu!) 17 no.78912 21) i 165o

M, -4A, K.
3enga., K. Applying experience or front-rankers, a condition for success. Tr.
from the flw'I~Udazi* Pok5o
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Fe,lruary, 1956

MUC"Xp-- N-IP 4s.-
Better distributian of olootria pover to Slavmia. Riektroprivroda
16 :ao*2tU7 1* 163&

BENGER, B.
.-W.-
Fruitful cooperation. Okhr. truda i sots. strakh. 6 no.6-.15
;e 163, (MIRA 1618)
1. Tekbnicheekiy inapoktor Primorskq;o krayevogo noveta
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INVENTOR., Bengus, G. Yu.. Litvsk, 1. 1.; Muracov, V. V ; Yaremenko, V.
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ORG: none
TITLE: Automatic device for airplazie-flap fatigue tests. Class 42, No. 183448
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 13, 1966, 95
TOPIC TAGS: aircraft actuating equipment, aircraft. maintenance, aircraft maintenance
equipment, aircraft test to
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for an automatic device for con-
ducting fatigue tests of airplane flaps, which consists of a frame and strap system
for producing loads, a hydraulic system with loading cylinders which act on the
frame and strap system through strain dynamometers, and hydraulic aircraft-flap
drives. To reproduce stresses cornesponding to the flap-deflection angle and the
flight regime, and for the maximum approximation of the experimental and operational
power-loading conditions. the device has a movable rocker of truns designjon which
the Idading cylinders are mounted, and an axis of rotation which corresponds to the
flap's axis of rotation. It is equipped with a hydraulic servo uystem, in which a
stress dynamometer is used as a senning element, and a feed-back transducer; a device
consisting of a steel console gauge with glued-on strain gauges and a shaped can, the

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for fatigue tests of air-
plane flaps
1 - Loading cylinders;
2 - rocker; 3 - flap;
4 - strain dynamometers;
5 - slide valve;
6 - hydraullc motor.
shaft of which is connected to the hap drive shaft, is used as a master unit. For
automatically synchronixing the loading of the flap's deflector. with a predetermined
increase in the stress on the flap itself, a hydraulically controlled slide valve
under a given spring compression force to connected into the hydraulic system of the
device. Orig. art. has: I figure. JKT]
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STARTSEV.. V.I.; BENGUS# V.Z.; KOKNIKj S.N.; IAVRZNTIP,V, F.F.
Interaction of dislocatiorm in tvin crystals. Kristallografiia 8
no.4:632-640 JI-Ag 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1., Fizike-tokhnichookiy institut nizkikh temperatur AN UkrSSlko
(Dialocati*ns in crystids)

'K, 0 ~12 i i K ,S - N. ; TIL"NG I! s , 13. 7. ; STA RTs.'-A7 ~ V. , .
Role of the formation of difilocations Jn cyAlcitF! twinning.
.4'iz. tver. tela 7 D0.1:1;!7-131 Ja 165.
(MULA 18:31
1. Fiziko-tekhnicheskly J.nstitut nizkikli tempuratur 1,N SSSIR,
laiarlkov.

DMUS, Y.Z.; IATZM'TrjY, N.Y.; SOT=,. L.H. I -STARTM. V.I.
Exposure of dislocations In c&lAle cryistalo. Kristallograflia
5 no-3:441-05 *-Je 160. (KIM 13 S 8)
1. Kbaz~kovmlcV filial V116voyUsnogo nauchno-iseledovatellskogo
instituta kbiadchaskikh reaktivoy;
(Calcite CITstals)

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AUTHORS: Startsevi V.I.L Bengus, V.?,., Lavrently v.
SozEer, L.M.
TITLE: 'The Formation of Dislocations In the 'Twinning of Calcite
PERIODICAL: Kristallografiya, 19609 Vol.59 No.59 PP-737-743
TEXT: It is fourd that in calcite a twin boundary not
containing dislocatioms is made visible by selective etching
although the intensity of etching is significantly less than the
intensity of etching at dialo(Nktions. The existence of incoherent
twin boundaries containing dislocations has been experimentally
shown. In the crystal In the 'twinning process complete
dislocations are formtd. The -twins wore produced by Garber's
method (Ref.5). Twin layers were studied on the face of the
crystal not forming stops on twinning, i.e. 100 or 010. The twin
plane could be indozo6.1 a 110 with the bo=daries of the twinned
layers parallel to !*CIO
There are 4 figures aid 12 reforencess 11 Soviet and 1 English.
ASSOCIATIONt Vsosoyuzrtyy institut khimicheskikh reaktivov,
Kharlkovskiy filial (All-UnionInstitute for Chemical
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B104/B212
AUTHORS: Bengus, V. Z., Konnik, S. N., ur.d Startsev, V. I.
TITLE% Motion of twinninf, dislocations in calcite
PERIODICALi Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 141, no. 3, 1,961, 607-610
TEXTt The mechanical stress which starts the motion of twinning disloca.
tions, is an important factor in the description of twinning processes. The
present paper reports on tests which have been performed to determine these
stresses. The motion of twinning dislocations was observed by the method
of repeated etching suggested by J. Gilman et al. (Dislocations and Ifechan,-
ical Properties of Crystals, N. Y.., 1957, P. jjoS). The mechanical stress
which caused the motion of twinning dislocation, was induced by pressing
the diamond pyramid of a rW-APMT..3) microhardness device into the specimene
W varying the load of the diamond pyramid that load was determined, at which
twinning dislocations started moving. For the calculation of the forces
acting on each dislocation, straln,field formed by neighboring dislocations
had to be allowed for. The stresto required for starting a motion ranged
between 60 and 15 g/MN2, and was dependent on the amount and character of
the neighboring dislocations. Th-v authors voice the opinion that these
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Motion of twinning dislocations... B104/B212
values might permit the determina-tion of interaction forces between dis-
locations. The establishment of equilibrium distribution for dislocations
in accumulations was analysed. Rfosulta point to the fact that the resist-
ance of dialocations to a motion io equal for all dialocLtions and is equal
to the starting stress. If there is no external stress, then the following
relation will be valid for the starting stress(r n Gb w ore n
0, WO - f (1-V) I
denotes the number of dielocationii in an accumulation 0 th* shear modulus
b the Burgers vector, L the length of the accumulation, und 9 Poisson's
ratio. This expression was derivi~d on the assumption that the barrier be
sufficiently long, that the dioloi:ations be arranged in fitralght lines, and
that the fOrce acting on a dialooistion be evenly distributed. Test results
are compiled in Table 1. The large spread of 60 is causod by the curvature
of dislocations and similar properties of the crystal. '.'he authors tbank
A. I. Landau and L. A. Pastur for discussions. There are 2 figures,
1 table, and 8 reforencess 3 Soviet and 5 non-Soviet. The three most
recent references to English-language publications read &s follows$ A. H.
Cottrell, B. A. Bibly, Phil. Nag., 42, 573 (1951); J. Eshelby, F. Frrnk,
F. Nabarro, Phil. Mag., A2, 351 (1951); J, Bh1masenachar, Proo. India..
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Motion of twinning dislocations ... B104YB212
Acad. Sci., A22, 199 (1945).
ASSOCIATIONt Fiziko-tekhnioheskiy inatitut nizkikh temperatur kkademii
nauk USSR (Physiootoohnical Institute of Low Temperature* of
the Academy of Sciences VkrSSR)
PRESENTED: June 3# 1961p by I. V. Obreimovo kcademician
SUBMITTEDt June 39 1961
Table lt Test results.
cm
OOL (0126 45 26 0,Wtj W
go ),0&35 59 357 0,1500 94
26 3,0170 00 27 O,OH2 95
23 0,0134 67 33 0,0127 102
15 1),0068 86 ILI OX428 113
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BENGUS, VA. NOMIK9 S.N.1 STAMEV,, V.I.
Generation of dlolocatfono In caacito crystals, KristeD graflia
6 n0-0599-604 il-As 061. (MIRA 14:8)
1e VoevoyuwW Inatitat 'kh'alchesidkh reaktivov, Mwlkovskiy
filial.
(Dislocations In crystals) (Calcite crystals)

BWE-W, T,Z,j XONKIll S.9.1 STjUITSV* V.I.
Certain pbomona oboemW ork the bousdaries of a tviddq
interlamination la calcite. Xristallograftia 6 w.4s6V?-W
J1-Ag 161. (KMA 2438)
I* Vossoyusn" inatitut kh's4cheselkh reaktivoy, Kharlkoveldy
filiale
(Dislooationo W orystalm) (Coaloite crjvtals)

=GUS,, V.Z,; KOHNINO S.Nq STA;ITSZVO V,I.
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Movement of twinning dislocations in calcite, Dokl. AN SSSR
2.41 no.3:607-610 N 161. (MIRA14:n)
1, F;Lsiko-takhnicbeskiy intitut niskikh temperatur AN USSR.
Pre&tavleno akedemikom LV. Obreizovym.
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AUTHORS: Startmay. V"; V. andk. S. I' I lavrently", F. F'.
,7ITLEs Interaction of dis2ocationsdw-Ing tvda Crenth In crystals
SOURCEs Kriotsl2ograflyap Y. Sp no* 4,, 1963# 632-W
TCFIC TAGS: dislocationp Interaction,, a-.7sta1g twinnIngg strop calcitep relief
dislocationa in mine and
ABS7RACT.- The authors have studied ths Interaction o.
calcite crystals. A high density pf tdnidng disloewtions and their paired corrol
Eves-in the neighboring edges of fine twin laws in calcite have bow detoctoV
experimentally. It has been found that the stress nooessary to shift 'the *fte of
thin twin layer (Iona then I/A) In much greater then, that necessary to mve tjW
Itwin edge of a tbicker layer. Differvat kinds of pile-M of twinniing dislocations
.were observed experimentally at the edges of twin layers. It hes been sbm that
the diaWbution pattern of dislocatiafts in these pile-ups is determined by 0a
I of deposit, Experiments have also- proved that the region of accourodation Is
v (becauseof thoirrteractim*f
,repelled from the twin botmdary in sire crystal
!twinring and mit dislocations. It has been shown that the lack of
tween the experimentally measured relief created by twinning in zinc and the relief

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plottod*from geovetricca constroctions is dus, to slIpMe In atwin. fte Iztn-it'
ac~,ion of tw1wdng and wit dislocations during untolwdeg of zinc crystals leeft,
to the formation of nmbsvic partial dislocations (Obsoxv expwiwmtaW) t v1dch
maT be the cause of increased strangtbe Origo art. best 6 f1gures,

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TITLE: On the dislocation*structure in a crystal ls~ttice, and the mechanism of dis-
location multij-1ication
SOURCE: AN S5SR* Doklady,, v. 169,, 110, 1) 1966, 70-73
TOPIC TAGS: crystal lattice structize.. cr7atal dislocation phenomenon, melting
ABSTRACT: It is pointed out that eju,lier treatments; of -dislocation'totion and multi-
plication in the crystal lattice we:rv based on the casumption that a stable equi-
librium configureation of the partb!les near the dittlocation axis, corresponding to
minimum energy of the crystal with tbe dislocations, exists, meaning that the atomic
structure of the dislocations is considered essentially In a cryiital with Infinitely
large disordering energy and negligible thermal motion. The present article con-
siders the possibility of the particle displacementv in the crystal being sufficient-
ly large (near melting) to cause the crystal to lose stability. A pbysical nucleus
of the dislocation Is defined, in which dislocation loops produced as a re3ult of
fluctuations are stable. The relatlon betwe*n the ctability of the dislocation and
the instability of the crystal is cUscussed and the process of :Muctuation creation
and annihilation of statistical dislocation loops near the physical dislocation
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nucleus is qualitatively described. The creation of secondary statistical loops and
the resultant double bonds are also treated. The tangential stress that chould be
applied to the crystal in,order for the double bend to be stable is estimated. It in
concluded that the ability of dislocation to multiply in an inherent property of the
dislocation, just as mobility, and is determined by the properties of its physical
nucleus. The multiplication itself does not require any special scheme, although the
result of the multiplication can be described easily'vith the aid of such achemes
(the Frank-Read or the double transverse slip schemes). She author thank V. 1.
Startsev for interest in the work and valuable discussions, and S., N. KgMAk for
valuab e discussions and help. This report was presented by Academician 1. V.
Obreimov 5 October 1965- Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 2 formulas.
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, Kilan Lekart promq DFM'[# Josef, MUDr.
. A contribution to the problem of training medical students in
health educatione desk. zdrav. 10 noel145-48 162.
1. Katedra organisacie w1rayotnictya LFIJK v Bratislave.
(HEALTH EDUCATION) Wumnm mica)

BENIAXP M,
Review of the value of energency, drug service in Bratislavla.
Bratisl. lek. listy 43 Pt. 1 no..10-.577--584 163.
1. Katedra organisacis sdravotnictva Le~. fak, Univ, Kmenskeho
v Bratislava, veduci, MUDr. J. Dedek.
(MARMACT) (PUBLIC INALTH)

-I-UNUX, M.
Health consciousness In adoleseems. Results of a survey.
Cook. sdrav. 12 no.10010-513 0 164.
1. gatedre. organissele mdrevotnietva 1,*karskej fakulty University
Kownsksho v Bratisla",

BUUHIJISON, S.
The U.S,Ssle as an Importer of tradltional goods exported by
under-developed countrlos, Vnemb.torg 30 no-5t18-20 160.
(Rues I&-towwrce) (KULK 130-5)

9MC B.
EconomU a"cts of the jochmisitica of MUM by ths use of llot motor SOO
opersted b7 cat =me po 232~
Forlodicals DRVNi IM&TWA,
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&ENICAK, Josef, ins.
Testing hard wood-fibre boards, Drevo 17 no.2s)&40 F
'62.
1, Statny drevarWW vyskuvmy ustav, BratislavR.

R, BENIC
"The Use of I'llogs in the Manufacture of Howei and Saweid R&i1road Ties anid Switch .
and Bridge MILterial. p. 1270 (SUMARSKI LIST, Vol. 77, No. 3, Mar. 1953,
Zagreb, Yugoislavia)
SOi Monthly List of Fast Zuropean Accessions, L.C., Vol. 2, No. 11,
Noy. 1953, Uncl.

BVITC, R.
BUIC, R. Cost oontrol in the loggjxg industry. (To be contd.) p. 2'.
va. 6, no, 6/8. June/Aug. L155
MVIA IN" .USTRIJA
Z., greb, Ydgoelavia
Scit iastern European Acce3sion lol. 5 No. L AVril 1956

MIX; I ti.
4
Sizimr arid wintei- cuttin[.: of fir tzves in i:)mki Kolklar; an analysis of
effectiveness and custs.
Vol- 5, ANO- 1/2, jan. / Feb. 1954 DiCi-A JA
SO; ll.'onthl.-Il Unt, of Eaal European Acmisions, M4), IL, '101. 5, AI-0-3

BENIC, R.
Use of logo for manufacturing railroad ties. p. 621. S~YAPLSKI LIST.
(Drustvo aumarskih inzenjera i tehnIcara FNR Jugoolavije) Zagreb. Vol. 79,,
no. 11/12 Nov/Dec. 1955.
So. East European Accessions List Vol. 5. No. 9 September, 1956

EEIIICY R.
Economic factor in the production of railromi sleepers. p. 2. DRVNA
INDUSTRIJA. (Glavna direkcija drvne industrije) Zagreb. Vol. 7, no. 10 Jan.
1956.
So. East European Accessions List Vol. 5, No. 9 September, 1956

PmC 9 R.
Price relations among sore wood sissortments. p. 175o
(Drvna Induatrijas Vol. 70 no, 13.112,, Nov./Dec. 1956.)
SO: Monthly List of zast European Accessions (EEAL) LG, Vol, 6, no, 7. July 1957. Uncl.

BUIC, -R-
Engineer Stjepan Miksa's Forest Fm',Lg4tatiog ind -Xmck-Ugirg IMUUtrieg in Croatia;
a book review. P. 137.
(GLASUK, Vol. 80, No. )/4, Mar,/Apr. 1956
SO: Monthly Li3t of East European Accessions (EF-U,) ic Vol. 6, I:o. 12, Dec. 1997
Uncl.

BENIC., P.
The share of late growth In the rings of the fir tree (Abi83 alba MUL)
P. 376.
(SociJalisticko 7emjcdeIbtvo,, 'vol. 809 no. 11112, Nov./bec. 1956.)
SD: MontXy List of East European Accessions (EXAL) LC, Vol, 6. no, 7j, JulY 1957, Uncl.

BANICAK, Josef
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Nondestructive wccd-tAstlMb7 dynamic methods. Ft. 1. The resonance
method. Drevaroky ~ivkua no.3s261-278 162.
I Alk
iPmw

EENICAK, Jozef p ins.
A now testing device for determining the tension stre,agth
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