SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BROUNSHTEYN, B. I. - BROVCHENKO, Y. B.

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BROUNSHTEYN, B.I.; GITHAN, I.R.; ZHELEZNYAK, A.S.
Mass transfer into spherical drops. Dokl. AN SSSR 162 no.6:1336-1338
Je 165. (KRA 1817)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut neftekhimicheskikh
protsessov. Submitted July 4, 1964.

" ' i' .'.. 1 ~Y i KI.S.; I'VOWi~;JITEYN, B.I.
.. ! -A , 1~ I L , ,
Mutual Polul)ility in the system water-acetic acid-etiyl acetate
in the temporature range from 0 to 50"'C. Zhur.prikl.khim. 38
no.3:694-696 Mr 165. (MIRA IS% 11)
1. Vsescrj-u-znyy nauclino-issiedovatellskly inBtltut neftel-himinhe-
skikh pro'tses.,,~ov. Submitted Jazi. 7, 1963.

KADENSKAYA, N.I.; ZHELEZNYAK, A.S.; BROUNSHTEYN, B.I.
Mass transfer in the extraction of acetic acid by single drops
of ethyl acetate. Zhur. prikl. khim. 38 no.5:1156-1159 My 165.
(MIRA 18;11)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut neftekhiinicheskikh
protsessov.

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AUTHOR: Brousek, Jan (Doctor)
TITLE, Video quality deterioration in switching over to foreigX1 TV trar -.iiEisiorLs
SOURCE: Sdelovaci technika, no, lo, 19604, 38o-38i
TOPIC TAGS: TV system, TV receiver
ABSTRACT: Reasons are given for the deter-foration of the video quality caused by
the penstrat'+On of the network frequency into the television picture because of
Idefects in the telev-ision receiver. Types of this penetration and their causeE;
are discussed. Orig. art. haz: I figure, 1 table.
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ERCiSEK) .
Practiced experiences in constractirC tailmees for water p .32'5
-'TAV13Y .(Ministerstvo stavet-nictvi) Praha-
Vol. 3, no. 8, Attic. 1955,
East EkiroDean Accessions List Vol. 5 No. 1 jar.. 1956

ETIOUSE11, E.
Use of the b system for the construction of a reinforced-concrete tunnel.
p-295.
INZF14TMKE STAVBY. Praha, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 3, no. 11, Nov. 19155.
Monthly list East European Accessions (EEU) IZ, Vol. 9, no. 2, Feb. 1960.
Uncl.

BROUSEK.. M., inz.
%MM-- -
Earth compaction of the Moravka River dam at MoraTka. InZ
stavby 11 noo5:18Z-185, 188 MY 163.
1, Ingstav Brno.0 naps.

BROUSEK, Milos, inz.
Weir construction from prefabricated materials. Inz stavby 10 no.2:
47-48 F 162.
1. Ingstav Brno, n.p.

BROUSEK Milos inz.
Protection of the upetream side of the earth dam in Terlicko.
Inz stavby 10 nb.1~1456-458 D 162.
1. Ingstav, n.p., Brno.
!~Mvi 7g

inz.
('~~:-,parting faces of e,-xt*,l da-ms. Inz stavl,-,! 12 nc,.10-.Supl)!:
no.10.162-165 '64.

Iz- ; :-f 1 ". o s , j r, ! .
I J- -- . - iz, 1~ r .
I ba.YVs and beds or altrealm by
V-1-4:1 'honrr, 14 - o .12 , 4 57- L. :~y 't: 0
1. jrg;!ta- sail onal Fnt~-:-P-ise~
-1

m, ron I n v jlmli~q6wrmm
PlIvoical orinci-oles. necensary for the underatnnaing of the mechanism
of effects of radintions on living orgardsms. Cpn. lek. ~ierk. 96 rc.7,1-
-28 12 Jlllv 57.
?5
(AADLkTIONS, eff.
r~n living organin-ar. n:!i-ilpr, of
33

DIZUSTBM, Zdenek;KOYRANAK, Vladimir; BROUS I1, Jindrich;ARIENT, Miroslav (Tech-
nicka spoluprace: J. Jasan, Statisticke stredisko MZd Praha)
Statistical studies on health and fertility of physicians working
with ionixing radiations. Ces. rentg. 13 no-5030-342 0 159
(RADILTION XFFBCTS)
(FIRTILITY radiation effects)
(PMSIGUNS) -

FRIEDMANN, B.; HERRANSKT, F.; 13ROUSIL, J.; VOPAT01VA, M.
Erythrocyte survival In leukemia, determined by radiochrotium
C h5l. Rev.Czech.M. 6 no.2:118-125 196o.
1. First Medical Clinic, Charles 'University, Prague. Director:
Professor V. Hoenig, M.D. Laboratory for the PathODhySiOlOgY Of
Haemo-poiesis and the Liver, at the First Medical Clinic, Charles
University, Prague, Dire -ctor: Profs'asor V. Hoenig, M.D. Institute
for Medical Physics, Prague, Director: Doe. Z. Dienatbier, M.D.
Institute for Haematology and Blood Transfusion. Director:
Professor J. Horejoi, M.D.
(ERYTHROCYTES)
(IEMMIA blood)
(CHROMIUM radioactive)

YRIEDMANN, B.; BMIANSKY, F.; BROUSIL, J.; VOPATOVA. H.
Survival of the erythroCjrt8B in leukemia determined with ratiochro-
miumZr5l. Cas.lek.cesk. 99 no-7/8:20&212 19 F 160.
1. 1. interni klinika KU v Praze, prednosta prof.dr. M. Netousek,
Laborator pro patofyziologii krvetvorby a jater pri I. interni kli-
nice KU v Praze, reditel prof.dr. M. Netousek, Ustav pro lekarskou
fyziku KU v Praze, prednosta doc.dr. Z. Dienstbier, Ustav hemato-
logle a krevni tr4nefuse v Praze, redited prof. dr.J. Horejsi.
(ERYTHROOMS)
MIA blood)
(CHROMIUM radioactive)

FRIEDMANN, Bedrich; MENCIKOVAJ, Eva: BROUSIL. Jindrich
Experimental contribution to the problem of the aggresivity of auto-
antibodies against red blood calls. Cas.lek.cesk 100 no.171525-529
28 Ap 161.
1. 1 interni klinika KU v Prate, predno'sta prof. dr. V. Hoenig. Ustaw
pro lakaruftu mikrobiologii a immunologii KU v Prate, prednosta prof.
dr. F. Patocka. Biofyzikalni ustav lekarske fakulty KU v Praze, prednosta
doe. dr. Z..Dienstbier.
(ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY;REACTIONS) (ERrMOCYTES)

BRABEC, V.; BROUSIL J - FRIEDIMip B.
Evaluation of erythropoietic activity vith -the aid of radiotsotopeB.
Cesk. rentgenol. 16 no-4:225-234 Ag 162.
1. Ustav hematologie a krevni transfuze v Praze, prednosta prof. dr
J. Horejsi, Dr3c. Biofyzikalni ustav fakulty vseobecneho lekarstvi
University Karlovy v Praze, prednosta doe. dr Z. Dienstbierl CSC.
1. Interni klinika fakuty vaeobeeneho lekarstvi University Karlovy
v Praze, prednosta prof. dr V. Honig, DrSc.
(RADIOISOTOPES) (ERYTMIOCYTES)
(M4ATOPOIETIC SYSTF14 physiol)

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
BERITO.N, J.; FRIEDMANN, B; BROUSIL9 J.
1. First Internal Medicine Clinic of the Faculty
of General Medicine KU (I. vnitmi klinika
fak. vseobecneho lekarstvi KU), Prague; 2.
Biophysical Institute of the Faculty of
General Medicine KU (Biofysikalny ustav fak. Iseobec-
lekarstvi KU), Prague. - (for all)
Prague, Vnitrni lekarstvi, No 4, 1963, pp 336-337
"Survival of Erythrocytes in Porphyria Cutanea Tarda.11

VULTERINOVA, M.; SKALA, I.; BROUSIL, J.
...................
Absorption of Co58-4abelld vit,3nim B12 in patients after
resection of the amd3.1 intestine and atomach (Schilling's
test). Cask. gastroent. vyz,. 17 no,'4:249-253 Je 163.
1. Ustav pro vyzkum vyzivy lidu v Praze, reditel prof. dr.
J. Masek, DrSa. Biofyzikalni ustav fakulty weobeeneho
lakarstvi KU v Praze, prednosta doc. dr. Z. Dientsbier, CSe.
COBALT ISOTOPES) (INTESTINE, SMALL)
TANIN B12) (GASTRECTOMY) (SPRUE)
M
(SURGERT, OPERATIVE)

BROUSIL, J., Ei~~,GELBERTH, 0., SRLT,H1OVA, J., and TALPOVA, H. [3-;o-
-~D-Fysica~fnstitute (Biofyzikalni ustav), Faculty of General Yedi-
cine (Fakulta vseobecneho lekarstvi), Charles University, Prague,
Docent Dr. Z. DIE14STBIER, director, and Third Clinic of internal
Medicine (11I. interni klinika), Faculty of General Medicine,
Charles University, Prague, kcademician J. CHARVAT, director.
'lInfluence of Sodium Salicylate on Antigen Excretion and Antibody
Formation in Rabbits"
Prague' Casopis Lekaru Ceskych, Vol CII, No 34, 23 August 63,
pp 925-92'1.
Abstract [Authors' English su,~%-nary] : Following an injection of
human serum albumin labelled with 11*31 the authors investigated
the influence of sodium salicylate on the antigen excretion from
the blood circulation, formation of a soluble complex of antigen
and antibodies, and formation of antibodies in rabbits. In a
croup receiving, salicylate the authors found a lower activity in
the alpha globulin fraction than in the control group on the 12th
and 14~h day. A possible'interpretation of this phenomenon is pre-
sent,ed. Six references.
ml

BROUSIL, J,; ENGKOERTH., 0o; SRAMEOVA, J.; TALPOVA, H.
Effect of sodium salicylate on antigen excretion and on antibody
formation in rabbits. Can, lek. cask. 102 no.34.,925-927
23 Ag 163.
1. Biofyzikalni ustav fakulty vseobeoneho lekarstvi KU v Praze,
prednosta doe. dr. Z. Dienstbler III interni klinika fakulty
vooobacneho lakarstvi KU v Praze, prsdnosta akademik J. Charvat.
(SODIUM SALICYLATE) (ANTIBODY FORMATION)
(SERUM A13UMIN RADIOIODINATES)
(DOME SERWS ~ (ANTIGENS)

BRUUSILj J.; BRABEG, V.; TALPOVA, H.
Erythrokinetic examination with Fe59. Acts. univ. Carol. [med]
(Praha): Suppl. 18: 63-67 164.
1. Biofysikalni ustav fakulty vseobeaneho lekarstvi Universit7
Karlovy'v Praze (Irednosta: doc. dr. Z. Dienstbier) a Ustav
hematologie a krevni transfuse (reditel: prof. dr. J. Horejsi).

JIROUNEK, P.; RABAN, P.; BROUSIL, J.
Iodine 132 in nuclear medicine. I. Preparation and determination
of the activity of iodine 132. Gesk. radiol. 18 no.5:318-326
S 64.
1. Katedra lekarske fyziky a nuklearni mediciny fakulty vseobecneho
lekarstvi Karlovy University v Praze (vedouci doc. dr. Z. Dienstbier,
DrSc.).

R.)- DONNER,L.; J9N*OTA,I-,'.; BIRCUSIL, J.
Sr7throcyte picture in chronic respiratory insufficiency 1r,
chronic inflammation of the bronchi and pulmonary Emphysema.
Vnitrni lek. 11 no.3:216-225 Mr 165
1. 11. vnit-.ni klAnika (Pz%dnasta. -~T-of. Dr. F. Herles) a
BioI'yzikaInj ustav (TTednoqLa.' unc. Dr. Z. D-enstbier).

C ZECHM I I OVA., M11 TJDC 0`12.111-3: (616.155-392:616-006-11-3
FRI-le]XIANN, B.; BRA;-'--C, V.4
V.; ist Inter-
nal Clinic, ?ac. of Gen. 1-4'od., Charles Univ. (I. Int. K.Iinika
Fak. Vseob. Lek. KU), Pr,-i(_1ue, Head (Prodno-ta) `1rof Dr V. HO~JITG;
Institute of Hcmatology a~d Blood Transfusions (UStav Homatolorr,ie
a Krevni Transfuze) Prar-ue, Director (Reditel) Prof Dr J. Wr,)',1,1_-,'jSI;
u
U U Tz-- -e'.1-
BionhySical Institute Fac. of Gen. 1--,ed. Cha-_-1,-;s Univ. (B~of- 11,
ni Us-Unv Pak. Vseob. Lek. KU), -Prague, Head (Prodnost-a) Dr.)centv Dr
Z. DIMPISTBIlM.
"Erythropoiesis in Leu]1-,er;-;ia and Hermoblastona of the Lyrpho reticul-
ar Line."
Prague, Casopis Lekaru Cesk~rch, Vol 105,Yo 29, 8 jul '06, pp
7 6 6 - 7 7T-
Abstract /A-uthors, English 3ummary r,-.,odified-7: In 30 patients suf-
fering fr-o-n leukemia and 1, 1
.p,ipho I-eticialar lrijmoblastona Orythronoies-
is was decreased in 8, normal in IL, increa.,ed in 18. :'neither the
normal nor the increased erytLropoiesis reached valucs where it could
compensate anarlia due to hyperhezr;olysis. Erythropoicsis remains in-
sufl'icient and must be considered in the patihogenesis of the disca-se.
1/1 3 Figures, 3 Tables, 10 3 Czech references.

FILIPCHUK, B.A., BROV'R, 7,M,, KOPMR,-AlW-K-Y, M3, "'I
Rai6--;r,g "ne ef'flclen--y and %'o, n
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the region bet'-ween the 70.-ai R4o~:-L.
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1. Tres"'Oral ~ 8knoc Ka-akhs,~*.v
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institut

BRO VAR, I.M.
Methodology of studying the geological structure of salt domes
in the Volga-Ural interfluve. Vest. AN Kazakh SSR 21 no.4.85-92
Ap 165. (MIRA 18; 5)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV15528
Drabkin, G. S.,Lj. P. Brova~rY~a_Ye~_Gellfand, and E. L. Itskovich
Avtomatizatsiya tsementnykh zavodov.(Automation of Cement Plants)
Leningrad, Gosstroyizdat, 1961. 399 p. Errata slip inserted.
4,000 copies printed.
Scientific Ed.: A. I. Leontenkov, Engineer; Ed. of Publishing
House: A. S. Rotenberg; Tech. Ed.: L. V. Voronetskaya.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for technical personnel of cement
plants and design and planning offices.
COVERAGE: Descriptions are given of the technical characteristics
of instruments, devices, and circuits of automatic monitoring,
control, and regulation systems used in manufacturing processes
at cement plants. Prospects for the development of complex auto-
mation of the main manufacturing processes in cement plants are
reviewed. Chs. 1, 111, VI-B~and XIV were written by I. F.
Brovar and G. S. Drabkin; Chs. II, V, and X-XII, by Ya. Ye.
Gellfand; and Chs. IV, XIII, and See. 16 of Ch. V, by E. L.
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Automation of Cement Plants SOV/5528
Tsikovich. There are 30 references: 27 Soviet (including 1
translation), 2 English, and 1 German.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
Introduction 5
Ch. I. Pressure Measurement 9
1. Equipment for measuring pressure and rarefaction 9
2. Pressure indicators 21
Ch. II. Flow Measurement 23
3. Flow measurement of liquids and gases 23
4. Flow measurement of slime and other viscous and
impure liquids 25
5. Flow measurement of lump and powderlike.materials 28
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3(2) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV12152
Moscow. Institut inzhenerov geodezii, aerofotos 11 yemki i kartografil
Trudy, vYP- 33 (Transactions of the Moscow Institute of Engineering
Geodesy, Aerial Photography Iand Cartography, Nr 33) Moscow,
Geodezizdat, 1958. 123 P. 1,000 copies printed.
Editorial Board: A.I. Mazmishvili (Resp. Ed.), V.I. Avgevich (Deputy
Resp. Ed.), G.V. Bagratuni, N.Ya. Bobir, N.M. Volkov, A.I. Durnev,
S.V. Yeliseyev, P.S. Zakatov, G.P. Levehuk, N.I. Modrinskiy,
M.D. Solov1yev, B.V. Fefilov, and P.P. Shokin; Ed. of Publishing
House: A.I. Inozemtseva; Tech. Ed.: V.V. Romanova.
PURPOSE: This,issue of the Institute's Transactions is intended for
geodesists, photogrammetrists-,and cartographers.
COVERAGE: This collection of articles covers a variety of problems and
questions of interestto personnel in the mapping field. Several
instruments employed in cartography are investigated and evaluated.
These include a photocartograph, the Photo Reductor MIIGAiK, and
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Transactions of the Moscow Institute (Cont.) SOV/2152
marine chronometers. Other subjects treated include Stokes,
formula, correction of instrumental errors, Dellents Method, relief
generalization, aerial camera orientation3and others. References
accompany individual articles.
TAKE OF CONTENTS-.~
Drobyshev, F.V. The Photocartograph
3
Brovar, V.V. The Derivation and Investigations of Stokes'
Form-=- l5
Konopalltsev, I.M. Determining the Corrections in Horizontal
Angles Due to Malalignment of the Shaft and Bearings of the
Axis of Rotation of a Theodolite Telescope 19
Kuznetsov, A.N. Dellen's Method [Time Determination) 25
Bollshakov, V.D. Relief Generalization in Large Scale
Surveys (1:2000; 1:1000; 1:500) 27
Gusnin, S.I. Conversion of Relief (to Graphic) by the Method
of Field Projection 41
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Transactions of the Moscow Institute (Cont.) SOV/2152
Bludova, I.M. The Use of a Correlation Ellipse as a Charac-
teristic Curve for a Series of Geodetic Measurements 49
Zakaznov, N.P. Constructing Conical Sections by Means of
a Central Projection 55
Ziman, YA.L. Autoination of the Azimut'-1hal Orientation of an
Aerial Camera 59
Naumov, A.V. Some Probleros in Mapping Economics 63
Gorbatbv, V.A., and K.I. Elbakyan. Evaluation of the Photo
Reductor MIIGAiK 71
Pozdnyakov, V.M. A New Method of Instrumental Approach to
an Aerial Survey Flight Line 79
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Transactions of the Moscow Institute (Cont.) SOV/2152
Guryevich, V.B. Testing and Evaluation of the Marine Chrono-
meters Manufactured by the Stat,~ Clock Factory im. Kirova 93
Gurshteyn, A.A. Some Problems in Evaluating the Accurauy
of Series of Measurements of Equal Precision 99
Bronshteyn, G.S. A Method of Establishing Micro-triangula-
tion for Detailed Construction (Building) Nets 113
Mastitskiy, Ye.P. Comments to (on) Critical Observations
of Docent M.A. Girshberg 121
Girshberg, M.A. Comments on Ye.P. Mastitskiy's Letter- 123
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13ROVAR, V.V., dote., kand. telchn. nauk
Derivation and examination of stoke's formula. Trudy MIIGAIK
no-33:15-18 158. (MIRA 12:8)
J,Kafedra vysshey geodezit Mookovskogo instituta inzhenerov
geodezil. (Geodesy)

BROVAR, Vsevolod Vladinirovich: MG11ITSKIY, Vladimir Aleksandrovich;
SHIMBIREV., Boris Pavlovich; YURKIMp-M.L. retsenzent;
MAKAROV, N.P.., retsenzent; VIROVTSp A.M., retsenzent;
-VASILIYEVA, V.I., red. isd-va; S=IWV, V.S., tekhn. red.
(Theory of the earth's figure] Teoriia figury Zemli. Pod
obahchei red. V.A.Magnitskogo. Moekva, Izd-vo geodez. lit-ry,
1961. 256 p. (MIRA 15:3)
(Earth-Figure) (Gravity)
5%7; Jz~
,rain

BROVAR,..Y--V-9 dotsentp kand.tekhn.nauk
Discussion of P.F.Shokinla textbook "Gravimetry." Izv- N7s-
ucheb. zav.; geod. i aerof. ne.2:151-152 161. (KLRA 14:6)
(Gravimetry) (ShoKin, P.F.)

GRUSIIINSKIY, Mkolay Panteleymonovich; IqKlIMLOV, A.A., retnenzent;
ER yAt_, MOLOV, A.I., red.;
jb,y., nauchn. red.; r
LIKHACHEVI,.L.V., tekhn. red.
[Theory of the figure of the earth] Teoriia figury Zerai.
MosIcva, Fi7.mntgiz, 1963. 446 p. (MIRA 16:12)
(Earth-Figure)

-BROVAR, V.V., dotsent, kand. tekhn. nauk; PELLINEN, L.P., kand. tekhn. nauk;
SHIMBEREV, B.P., dotsent, kand. tekhn. nauk
Mikhail Sergeevich Holodenskii, winner of the Lenin Prize.
Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; geod. i aerof. no.3:53-55 163.
(MIRA 17;1)
1. Moskovskiy institut inzhenorov goodezii, aerofotos"yemki
i kartografii.

BROVAR, V.V., dotsent, kand. tekhn. nauk
Computation.of the disturbing potential and its derivatives
above the surface of the earth. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; geod.-
i aerof. no.3;57-63 163. (MIRA 17:1~
1. Moskovskiy institut iazhenerov geodezii, aerofotos"Yemki i
kartofrafii.

BROVAR, V.V.f kand. tekhn. nauk, dotsent
Solutions to Molodenskii's boundary value problem. Izv.
vys. ucheb. zav.; geod. i aerof. no.4tl29-137 163.
(KIRA M9)
1. Moskrvakiy institut inzhenerov geodezii, aerofotos"yemki
i kartografii.

BROVAR, V.V.; YEREYIEYEV, V.F.; MAKAROV, N.P.; FELLINEN, L.P.; SHIMBIREV, B.P.;
YURFINA, M.I.
Determining the external gravitational field and the figure of the
earth. Geod. i kart. no.10:74-76 0 163. (MIRA 16:12)

BROVAR, V.V., dotsent, kand. tekhr-. nauk
External generalized potentials. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.: geod. i aerof.
no.1:18 164. (MIRA 17:12)
1. M,,skovsldy institut inzhenerov geodezii, aerofotos"yemki i
kartografii.

BROVAR, V.V., dotsent, kand. tekhn. nauk
.
Fundamental harmonic functions with a singularity on a segment
and the solution of external boundary problems. Izv. vys. ucheb.
zav.; geod. i aercf. no.301-61 164. (MIRA 18:3)
1. Moskovskiy institut inshenerov geodezii, aerofotcs"yemki i
kartografli.

BROVAR, V.V,, kand. tekhn. nauk, dotsent
Formulas for calculating the disturbing potential and the
components of the deflection of the vertical of the earth's
surface. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; geod. i aerof. no.207-104 165.
(MMA 18:10)
1. Moskovskiy institut inzhenerov geodezii, aerofotos"yenki i
kartografti. Subridtted September 13, 1964t

BROVAR. Vladimir Yokovi.evich: KLMEMBERG, S.Ye., prof.# otv.red.;
ALITICVSKIY, A.I., prof,, otv.red.; KOLPAKOVA, Te.A., red.
izd-va; VOIKOVA, V.V.. tekhn.red.
[The forces of
i mw7fologiia
238 p.
gravity and animal morphology] Sily tiazhesti
zhivotnykh. Koskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR. 1960.
(MMA 13:5)
(Korphology (Animals))
(Gravity)

BROVALANIX, B. 1.
Healthier working conditionB in the forge shop of the Minsk Automobile
Works. Zdrav. Bel. 7 no.6:9-12 Jo 161. OURA 15*-2)
1. Promyshlenno-sanitarnyy vrach medsanchasti Minskogo avtomobillnogo
zavoda.
(MMK-.~AUTOMOBILE INDUSTAY WOAMIS-DISiASkS OD 11MENE)
R

BROVARITIK, Ye.G.- RTABIITIN, D.D.
Machines for the production of viscose. Khim. volok. no.2:60-62
159. (IURA 12:9)
1.Zavod "Bollehavik.* Kiyev.
(viscose)

BROVATIM, Yu.
Sound ranging. Veen. znan. 25 no-3:5-7 Yx '49. (141RA 12:12)
(Position finders) (Sound--Apparatus waves)

VOZNESENSKIY, Yevgeniy Pavlovich;_4~QVPHP~O, Ignatiy Savellyevich;
Prinimal uchastiye TIMONIH, M.G.; I-LWER, f.K.1--retsenzent;
RYZHOVJ, A.D.0 retsenzent; ABELTINISH, A.Ya., retsenzent;
AKIKO", L.D., red.; PECHENKINA, O.P., tekhn. red.
[Accounting in food industry enterprises] Bukhgalterskii
uchet na predpriiatiiakh pishchavoi prorqslilennosti. Mo-
skva, Pishchepromizdat, 1963. 342 P. (MIRA 17:2)

VC SYX4, Mikhail Iosifovich-, kand. ekonom. nauk, dots.[deoeased];
BOGOYAVLENSKIY, Aleksandr Vasillyevich; ASTASHKE171CIER, Yekhiye2l
TimofeyevichL.,~~~~~~ MAKRUSHINA,
A.N., red.izd-va; RENEVA, T.T., tekhn. red.
[AccoUnting and the analysis of balances in river transports-
tion] Bukhgalterskii uchet i analiz balansa na reclmom transporte.
Red. S.A.Makhlakh. Moskva, Izd-vo "Rechnoi transport," 1961.
269 p. (Inland water transportation-Accounting) (MIRA 1-5:4)
-DV

BROVCHNNKO, M., inzh.
large-block construction in the mountains. Stroitell no. 8:6
Ag 158. (MIRA 11:8)
(Alushta--Concrete, blocks)

r POTAFENKO, V.D., kand.khim.nauk; ~~ ~. , inzh.
Waterproofing tensiometer transmitting elements when
studying reinforced concrete. Bet. i zhel.-bet. 8
no.]-1:521-522 N 162. (MIRA 15:11)
(Tonsiometers)
(Protective coatings)

CA
tea
,.IoM of lannic subst'"es and
comp Knf~auflv mom
loaf. A,
(14114010 .,,.1 n4-t- -IA
l.unin jai. Ill "I't 111111,11 high-,
I . In
nvuletto I life I
Ility IV it, , - "I 1hr
In I j. 1 11 ;4 tile All' On
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Ifull.st. tr4s; chi-
411.1lity 0,v it- tannin InIt K.-IIA-10
0". ItAn

Tanning of varlm otigans of the tea ptut. A. L. kuf.
piAkkimi) Challs"
4 -a
--All part
plAnt contain tannins, the higb"t cot:1ent licing found in!
YOUHX 1110C)tS and The low"t in the Iflowecs. Tannim frnm
all mg-.kn% ctiotain catechols and mters of Sallie acid. The
runt tntilains largely condrumlion pruglucts, of thew %ul,-
Plan(" xith mol. wt. om IMP. and little gallic acid (-tne 1
7% of the esters). the flo'vvrrs contain low nuil. wt. prothict,
(av. 3711) and a high mfitent of gallic acid dedv's.
and other parts of tilic plant show intetinediate distribution.
In all organs. Rge liv~vls to co"demation of the km mol. wt.
proilucts. All oritans of the tea pl.tjit contain ruyyrnir liy.~
term "Imble of oxidizing the twinic matter (tlvpbm,4-
imid.m and permidase) as well m hydrolytic enrymm (0.
glum%ida,w and oxynitril.Lw). indii-alitag pt"Olit. enrymit
rrartknis throughmat the plant. Young lirgons -iifaiji)
Ul"KI-ly the Od" -- 11RI-e 1 llf-11111"i-
nancef-fl,cri-xidaw. I I y1ftillyl ir enly"Imurv 11n.t act i ve i -I
(fir aging 11.1t1% Oil the plant Wetn4, Imik, and tt*,t,) and
lai,t uctive in the yminger pAtt, G. M. K4_.IAl%)fT

i~c r! n -s of t 11 c
ari
1".
t'hc -!c,7rec. of

Cj r ir ~ r - I--
nMSANOV, A.L.; CHAYI~~. M.Kh.; PAVLINOVA, O.A.; TURKINA, M.Y.;
BROVCMMO, M.I.
Translocation of mWrs in grafted plants Evith summary in Inglish].
Yiziol. rast. 5 no.1:3-15 A-F 158. O(MA 11:1)
1. Institut fistologii raetenly im. K.A. Timirymeva AN SSSR, Mockra.
(Plants, Notion of fluids in) (Grafting) (Sugars)

KURSANOV, A.L.; BROVCHMO, M.I.; PARIYSEkYA, A.N.
Passage of assimilates into the conducting tissues of rhubarb
leaves (Rheum rhaponticum L.). Fixiol. rast. 6 no-5:527-536
S-0 '59. (MIRA 13:2)
1.K.A. Timiryazev Institute of Plant Physiology, U.S.S.R. Academy of
Sciences, Moscow.
(Plants, Motion of fluids on)
T

-BROVCMMKO, M.I.; BALUKOVA, A.A.
Processing the Krasnodar tea Isaf into black tea. Biokhim.chaln.
proizv. n0-7:52-61 159. (KIRA 13:5)
1. Inatitut fisialogli rastenly Iment K.A. Timiryanva AN SSSR,
moakra.
(KRASNODAR TERRITORT-TIO

KURSANOV, A.L.; BROVC~HFIIKO M
Effect of adenosinetriphosphoric acid on the uptake of assimilates by
the conducting system of the sugar beet. Fiziol.rast. 8 no.3t270-
278 161, WU 1/+: 5)
2. Institut fiziologii ra8teniy im. K.A.Timiryazeva Akademii nauk
SSSR, MoBkva.
(Adenosinetriphosphoric acid) (Plants., Motion of fluids in)

BROVOIENKOy MOIS
Absorption of amino acida by conducting and assimilating
tissues of leaves. Fiziol. rast. 10 no-4:4-16-425 Jl-Ag 163.
(MIRA 16:8)
1. Timiriazev Institute of Plant Physiology, U.S.S.R. Academy
of Sciences, Moscow.

- - 7-. ---
"The transport of amino acids from vhotos~mthesi zing tissues L-fto conduct'ng
- U -
tissues. "
report submitted for 10th Intl Botanical Cong, Edinburgh, 3-12 Aug 64.
AS USSR, Moscow.

B?tlV-' CHENKC.,
P.
4' T, f
r~tj+,-Pnly AmenJ
4L j
'o the c:5rdi rig bundins
noe`~27,';-Z79 Mr.-Ap '65.
(MmA 18;6)
Timiryazova AN SSSRr MCEl(va

BROVCEIINKO hener.
ROMPOP
Ways of measuring the too-in of automobile front vhsele. Avt.
transp. 34 no-9:17-19 5 136. (MLEA 9:11)
(Automobiles--Wheels)

BROVCHMO, N., inzh.
Problems of operating automobiles in technical literature..
Avt.tranep. 35 noog:38-39 S 157. (MIRA 10:10)
(Bibliography-Automobiles)
Al 0
T

PARFENOV) III.P., dotsent, kand. tekhn. nauk; GOMONOV, VJ, apirart, ':
-BIZOVCffE-NKO R-. A...,-student; KULIKOV, Yu.I., fittident; DDYM,"ll," Yu-M.,
gtifd6lit~--
Fixed fastening of a unit in a plane under directional.ty variable
loading. Sbor. trud. Khab. avt.-dor, inst. no.1:12-15I 162.
OMIRM 18: 1)

Ks
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S/081/61/000/013/010/028
B110/B205
AUTHORS: Kuliyev, Al. M., Pinsker, B. A., Brovehenko, T. P.
TITLEs Decrease of the adsorptive capacity of activated carbon due
to polymerization of acetylene on its surface
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 13, 1961, 510, abstract
13M 139 (Azerb. khim. zh., 1960, no. 3, 31-35)
TEXT: Laboratory tests have shown that at a contact time between C 2H2 and
activated carbon of 25 sec and an operation time of 1-1.5 months, the activ-
ity of AP.3(ARZ) carbon is reduced by 100;, and that of CKT(SKT) carbon by
20-25%. The decrease in activity can be reduced by 50-60% if C 2H 2 and
carbon are kept in contact only for 12 sec. [Abstracter's note: Complete
translation]
Card 1/1

KULIYEVP A.M.; ALEKPFROV, G.Z.; PINSKER, B.A.; GRIGORYAN, E.V.; -BROVCHENKOP T.P.
Separation of natural gas in a consolidated laboratox-
y set-up.
Gaz. prom. 9 no.1:51-54 164. (M1% 17-12)

KULIYEVI Al.M.; PINSKER, B.A.; BROVCHENKO, T.P.; AGAIKIS111YEV, N.A.
Decline of the adsorptive capacity of silica gels caused by
the polymerization of acetylene on its-garface. Azerb.khim.zhur.
no.6:105-108 161. (MIRA 15-5)
(Silica) (Adsorption) (Acetylene)

8/001/62/000/023/017/120
B156/B186
AUTHORSi Kuliyev, Al. M., Finaker, B, A., B enko, T. P.,
Agakinhiyev, N. A.
TITLEt Adsorbing power of silica gel reduced by polymerization of
acetylene at its surface
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 23, 1962, 117, abstract
23BB56 (Azerb. khim. zho, no; 6, 1961, 105 - 108 [summary in
Azerb.1)
TEM The decrease in the adsorbing activity of silica gel resulting
from the polymerization of acetylene at its surface has been investigated.
It is proved that an adsorbent of consist.ent activity can be produced by
treating silica gel with HC1. [Abstracter's notes Complete translation.]
Card 1/1

UMRI Physics - Ion accelerators
Card 1/1 Pub. 22 - 12/47
Authora S Brovchenko, V. G.; Gokhberg, B. M.; and Morozov, V. H.
Title o Stabilization of the energy of ions accelerated with a high voltage
electrostatic generator
Periodical s Dok. A11 SSSR loi/6, 1023 - 1025, Apr. 21, 1955
Abstract 3 A device and the method of its operation in stabilizing the energy of
ions accelerated with a high voltage electrostatic generator are des-
cribed. The energy stabilization is accomplished by the voltage stabi-
lization of the device (ion accelerator). It was determined that the
voltage of the accelerator deviates not more than 0.025~. One USSR re-
ference (1955). Diagram.
Institution : Acad. of Sc., USSRp S. I. Vavilov Institute of Physierl Problems
Presented by: Academician A. P. Aleksandrov, November 17, 1954

V C V,
USSR/Electronics General Problems H-1
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Fizikaj No 5, 1957, 12262
Author : Brovchenko, V.G.
Inst
Title Integrator for Weak Currents.
Orig Pub Pribory i tekhn. e)tsperimenta, 1956, Do 1, 51-53
Abstract The article describes a capacitive integrator of the rela-
xation type, rmde vtth ordinary vacuum tubes, and intended
for operation with a beam of accelerated ions. Deviations
from linearity of the scale of the integrator do not ex-
ceed 1% vhen integrating currents in the range from 10-9
6 x 10-6 W.
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AUTHOR: Brovehenko, V. G., and Elolchanov, Yu. D. 120-2-19/37
TITLE: -A low Noise Level Pre-amplifier. (Predusilituell s Malyzi
Urovnem Shumov.-)
PERIODICAL: Pribory i Teldinika ..Sksperimentaq 1957, No.2,
pp. 67 - 70 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: A lovi noise pje-amplifier built for use with ionisation
chambers and with proportional counters is described
(Refs. 1 and 2). The first stage of the amplifier is a
"cascade" using two grounded cathode 6XITT in parallel
connection and a grounded grid parallel connected double
triode 6H157T. The noise level of the pm-amplifier
is determined mainly by the anode current fluctuations in
t-he input stage and is 2~LV for a pass band 5OR-c/s to 1.11k'cls,
input capacity of about llpF and Va of 75V. The pre-
Dni n i s 140 width the Dass band 516c/s to 600cDs.

- A Low Noise Level Pre-amplifier. 120-2-1-9/37
very good service in high precision physical instrumeenta-
tion for the last three years. The circuit diagram of the
pre-amplifier is given. There are 2 references, 1 of which
is Slavic.
SUBMITTED: August, 21, 1956.
AVAIIABIB.. Library of Congress.
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SOV/120-59-2-45/50
AUTHORS: Brovchenko, V.G., and Morozov, V.M.
TITLE: ~-Girewi-t-fdrlOrbt*Ming against Electrical No-ise (Skhema
zashchity ot elektricheskikh pomekh)
PERIODICALt Pribor i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1959, Nr 2,
PP 145-14 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In nuclear studies where pulses are to be counted at a
very slow rate external interference can be troublesome.
The present arrangement (Fig 1) blocks a number of
channels when a false pulse is received. The action is
reliable if: the sensitivity is greater to interference
than of any controlled circuit; speed of response in
blocking is greater than that during ordinary operations;
the blocking time is such that interfering pulses both
of greater amplitude and duration are frustrated. The
main amplifier in Fig 1 has two sections each of three
stages, the gain is 900, the passband 1 kels at 2.5 me/s.
The maximum output signal is 50 V and is positive. The
output pulses are standardised in amplitude (120 V) and
duration (0.6 p) by the blocking oscillator -A 2 in Fig 2.
Card 1/2 The pulse is stretched in the Schmidt trigger j15 and
applied to the cathode follower A8 which drives all
iz, i-'

SOV/120.-59-1---45/'
Circuit for Protecting against Electrical
the gates (1-10). The portion
right of the dotted line in Fig
arrangement has worked reliably
Card 2/2 There are 2 figures.
SUBMITTED: November 18, 19'1~8
50
Noise
of the oircuit to the
2 is a gate. The
for a nwnber of years,

BROVCHENKO, V. G., and GORLOV, G. V.
"Scintillation Counter for Neutrons with Low Sensitivity to Gamma Rays"
report submitted for the IAEA conf. on Nuclear Electronics, Belgrade, Yugoslavia
15-20 May 1961

BROVCHENKO,.Y--L, and MOLCHANOV, 141 D.
"Time Analyzer for Fast False Series"
report submitted for the IAEA conf. on Nuclear Electronics, Belgrade, Yugoslavia
15-20 May 1961
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S/l2o/6i/ooo/oo4/005/O34
E032/E514
AUTHORS: Brovchenko, V.G. and Gorlov, G. V.
TITLE: Separation of neutrons and gamma-rays using the
difference in the scintillation counter pulse shape
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1961, No.4, pp.49-52
TEXT: The aim of the present work was to develop a simple
scintillation counter having a high neutron and a low y-efficiency.
The minimum energy of neutrons which can be separated from the
y-background is 80 keV. The method employed consists in the
following. The scintillation pulsehas a fast and a slow component.
The fast component is due to phosphor molecules excited directly
by charged particles.and the slow component is due to the
recombination of ionized molecules with electrons. In many
phosphors, e.g. stilbene, the ratio of the intensities of these
two components is different for different particles.but remains
constant for a given kind of particle in a certain energy range.
By comparing the fast and slow components one can determine the
nature of the incident particles. The present authors have used
the circuit shown in Fig.la. The stilbene crystal (diameter 34 mm,
hei ht 28 mm) has a fast component with a decay constant of
Cara 1/4
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E032/E514
6 nanosec, while the form of the slow component can be represented
by a combination of exponentials with T between 0.35 and 10 lisec.
With the same fast-component intensity, the intensity of the slow
component for neutrons is greater by a factor of two
as compared with y-rays. Using integratigg RC circuits
with different time constants (5 x 10-8 and 5 x 10- see,
respectively) the pulses produced at the anode and the last dynode
of the photomultiplier are respectively determined by the fast
and slow components. The diode~a -10 (D-10) stretches out the
anode pulse. In the recording of the y-rays the values of R
and C in the integrating circuit of the dynode are adjusted so
that the amplitude at the anode and the dynode i a equal but the
length of the former is somewhat larger. When these pulses are
combined (across the 91 kOhm resistor), the positive pulses at
the output represent the neutrons only. The apparatus is
designed for neutror-experiments with high-voltage
electrostatic generators. Acknowledgments are expressed to
P. Ye. Vorotnikov for assistance with the circuitry and to
V. M. Morozov for discussions of the results obtained.
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E032/E5i4
There fire 5 figures and 4 references: 2 Soviet and 2 non-Soviet.
The English-language references read as follows: Ref.3: M. Forte,
International Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy
(Geneva, 1918~ V-14, P-300; Ref.4i F. D. Brooks, Nucl. Instrum. and
Methods, 1959, 4, 151.
ASSOCIATION: Institut atomnoy energii AN SSSR
(Atomic Energy Institute AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: September 23, 1960
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Separation of neutrons and ...
EIZ--I- L2gend.
11 - Basic circuit.
b - Pulse shapes.
A - PhotomultiPlier current pulse;
13 - dynode pulse;
R - anode pulse;
r - compensated (output) pulses.
M
9M
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S/12o/61/000/006/013/041
E035/E414
AUTHORS: Brovchenko., V~G,. Molchanov, Yu.D,.
TITLE., A time selector for the analysis of a train of pulses
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no.6, 1961, 74-77
TEXT~ The selector was designed for the measurement of the time
distribution of pulses in series of pulses, Its parameters are
as followss minimum channel width 2511,sec; gap between channels
0. 5 V, sec rresolving time --a 3 X 10 _ 8 ~j see Fig,l and 2 show
a block diagram of the selector together with the corresponding
voltage waveforms. The time distribution is measured with the
aid of a differentiating capacitor storage system which is
periodically discharged by pulses from the channel generator.
The time between two discharges is equal to the width of the
selector channel, The change in the potential across the
capacitance in the time between two discharges is proportional to
the number of pulses entering the de-ice in this time. The curve
connecting the maxima of the latter potential represents the
desired distribution and is photographed from the oscilloscope
screen. The statistical accuracy of the measured distribution
curves is determined by the number of pulses recorded in the
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A time selector E035/E414
selector channel, i.e. the rate of input pulses, the width of the
channels and the speed of recording the pulses. The main
advantage of the selector is the high speed of signal recording
and the simple circuitry employed, Detailed c-ircuits are
reproduced, There are 5 figures and 2 referenees~ 1 Soviet-bloc
and 1 non-Soviet-bloo, The reference to an English language
publication reads as follows; Ref,l~ F,J'm~Farley_ Rev. Scient.
Instrum., v,29, 1958, 595.
ASSOCIATION,- Institut atomnoy energii AN SSSR
(Institute of Atomic Energy AS USSR)
SUBMITTED~ April 25s 1961
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S/120/61/00o/006/0i4/o4l
E032/E5i4
AUTHOR: -Brovchenko, V.G.
TITLE: Linear capacitive storage devices
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no.6, 1961, 77-8o
TEXT: A capacitive storage device is defined as a circuit
which produces an output signal whose amplitude is proportional
to the number of signals fed into it. The present author is
concerned with the linearity of information storage in such
circuits. A description is given of two such 'circuits which are
linear in a large range of input amplitudes. The first of these
is very linear (to within a few hundredths of a percent) provided
the magnitude of the output signal does not exceed the amplitude
of the input signals. The second circuit is capable of
recording signals with a high repetition frequency and may be
triggered by nanosecond pulses. The two circuits are shown in
Figs. 3 and 4. The storage capacity of these circuits is not
discussed. There are 4 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut atomnoy energii AN SSSR
(Institute of Atomic Energy AS USSR)
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SUBMITTEDt April 21, 1961
Fig.3.Legend.
Capacitive storage ct a
device with a
11 9'41x
high degree of 41
linearity.
a - block diagram, I T
6 - basic circuit.
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FVIV
Fig.4. Legend.
Fast capacitive
storage circuit.

BROVCJ1&NKO,--V.G_.;_ ZABIYAKIN, G.I.
- *
International conference on nuclear electronics in Belgrad in 1961;
review of reports. Brib.i tekh.eksp. 7 no.D202-W6 Ja-F 162.
(MMA 15:3)
(Electronic apparatus and appliances)(Nuclear physics)

L 10161 _~6
ESD dp) AnIDG/t-Lkal,(c)/ESD(c)/k-,ETR/ESI)(gt3)/ESD(t)
ft)
ACCESSION NR: AP4044662 S/0120/64/000/004/0005/0019
1 AUTHOR: Brovchenko, V. G.; Molchanov, Yu. D.
TITLE:: Low-noige impulse ampliffere fcjr spectrometry
SOURCE; Pribory* I tekhnika vkspexilln'59nta?~_o. 4. 1964, 5-19
ITOPIC TAGS: amplifier, impulse amplifier, low noise amplifier, spectrometry,
nuclear radiation detector
ABSTRACT: Based on,xnodern~66~-foi-a---nd-We--P,-,-t-ern-perioditaI sources-, a review--.7
of low-noise amplifiers is presented which consists of these sections:
terminology of noise; fundamental formulas for noise calculations; first-tube
operating conditions (grid current, equivalent resistance, noise); first-tube type
(Soviet 6N23P. 6S3P, 6S15P tubes); first stage of the preamplifier; negative
feedback type (negative current -feedback, charge amplifier); passband (effect of
integration and differentiation an the signal-to-noise ratio); iriput capacitance
C13ra 1/2

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ACCESSION NR: AP404466Z
(dynarnic capacitance depending an the feedback); stability of operation (gain in
stability for 6S3P, 6Zh9P, 6ZhllP, 6S15P Soviet tubes); front rise time of a
charge amplifier; electron-tube preamplifiers (H. J. Dubrau's floating-grid
circuit, B. V. Fefilovts circuit with subminiature 6N16B tubes); transistorized
prearnplifiers; preamplifiers with field-effect transistors. The conclusion notes
the desirability of further research in the stability of operation and design of
electronic equipment. "The authors wish to thank G. A. Otroshenko for his/her
help in the work, A. A. Markov for a useful discussion, md B. M. aukhberg for
his attention to the work. " Orig. art. has: 14 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Institut atomnoy energii (Institute of Atomic EneUy)
SUBMITTED: Z5Apr64
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NO REF SOV: 023
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ACCESSION NRf AP5021371 UR/0120/65/000/004/0229/0230
621.374.32
AUTHOR: Brovchenko, V. G.; Kondrat'yev, L. C..
TITLE: Decatron scaler
SOURCE: Pribory i tekhnika eksperiventa, no. 4, 1965, 229-230
ITOPIC TAGS: electronic circuit,.clock~
ABSTRACT: This note describes in some detail the triggering and operation of a
decatron scaling section shown in Fig. 1 of the Enclosure. It discusses the time
constant of the pulse front and shows the pulse shape in the case of presence and
absence of the diode Dl. The circuit to designed for use in electronic clocks.
Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION-: Institut atomnoy energii,GKAE, Moscow (Institute of Atomic Energy,
GKAE)
SUBMITTED: 06Jun 64 ENCL: 01 SUB CODE: EC
NO REF SOV: 001 OTHER: 000
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ACCESSION NR: AP5021375 UR/0120/65/DDO/004/0236/.02.37
621.317.31
AUTHOR: Brovehenko,_V. G ; Kondratlyev, L. G.
TITLE: Ion current integrator
SOURCE: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 4, 1965, 236-237
TOPIC TAGS: integrator circuit, ion current, electronic circuit
ABSTRACT: This brief note describes the operation of the ion integrator shovn in
Fig. 1 of the Enclosure and of the integrator scaler shosm in Fig. 2. Orig. art#,
has: 1 forcula and 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION., Institut atomnoy energii CKAE, Hoscow (latttLute OLAWALG-~
SUBMITTED 06juh64 ENCL: 02 SUB CODE: ZC* IM
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ACCESSION NR: AP5021 IY15SCHARGM ENCIDSUREt,
Moor s-rAs i LoTev ota..L-
GICNERAron-., 10
DisCHA"Clic
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204-66
ACC NRt
AP6022007
CODE.
SOURCE
21/012r
3 01
AUTHOR: Brovchenko, V. G.; Molchanov, Yu. D ; Stroganov, Ye. A.
ORG: Institute of Atomic Energy, GKAE, Mosccrw (Institut atomnoy energii, GKAE)
TITLE: Xleasuring current impulses by magnetic belts
SOURCE: Pribory i tekhnika eksperhnta, no- 3, 1966, 121-125
TOPIC TAGS: electric measurement, electric pulse measurement, electric measuring
instrument
ABSTRACT: Two flmagnetic-belt" circuits are examined: (1) With an integrating belt
and M With a differentiating belt and subsequent signal integration. The "magnetic-!
belt" is actually a type of current transformer that measures not only the value but
also the shape of a current impulse by providing the output signal proportional
to the emf integral. Formulas for sensitivities of both the circuits are set up;
when the flat portion of a square signal is im2ortant, circuit-2 has the advantage
because of its higher sensitivity threshold; with considerable external noise, both
circuits are equal. Formulas were verified by some e eriments carried out with a
rectangular-cross-section (r = 1-35 cm, S = 0.325 c7 ferrite torus ring having
suitable windings."In conclusion, the authors wish to thank G. A. Otroshchenko for
a useful discussion and help in calculations.1f Orig. art. has: 3 figures and
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AUTHOR: Brovchenko, V. G.; Molchanov, Yu. D.
ORG: Atomic Energy Institute, GKAE, Moscow (Inotitut atomnoy energii GKAE)
TITLE: A low noise preamplifier with a short signal rise time
SOURCE: Pribory i tekbnika eksperimenta, no. 3, 1966, 137-138
TOPIC TAGS: preamplifier, electronic circuit, spectroscopy
ABSTRACT: A fast, low-noise stable preamplifier circuit is presented which is il-
tended for use in the spectroscopy of intensive, low-energy charged-particle fluxes
and for counting the number of rare events in the background of weak but often inter-
ering signals. The preamplifier consists of two sections with negative feedbacks.
f
The first section is in the form of a charge amplifier circuit. The first section
has a transmission coefficient of 1/5 pf, and the second section has a gain of 7.
A dynamic capacitance of 900 pf is at the input of the preamplifier. The signal. rise
time at the output of the preamplifier depends on the capacitance of the detector at
its input. The intrinsic rise time of the preamplifier is equal to 15 nsec at it
signal amplitude level of 0.1 to 0.9, and the root-mean-square value of noise in 11
keV. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
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AUTHORS: Bochvar, A. A. and Brovchenko, Ye. B. (Moscow)
TITLE: Effect of cyclic heat treatment in copper, nickel and
some single-phase copper base solid solutions.
(Effekt tsiklicheskoy termicheskoy obrabotki v medi,
nikele i nekotor kh odnofaznykh tverdykh rastvorakh
na mednoy osnove
1W ODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Otdeleniye Telchnicheslcikh
Nauk, 1957, No.11, PP-10-13 (USSR)
ABSTRLCT: It has been pointed out in a number of papers (Refs.1--3)
that cyclic heat treatment can change appreciably the
dimensions and the shape of specimens of tested metals
and finally lead to failure. The work described in this
paper aimed at measuring the effects of cyclic heat
treatment in certain pure metals with a cubic face
centred lattice and of solid solutions of the substitution
type of alloys based on such metals and having a crystal
lattice of the same type. Pure copper and nickel and
three types of copper base solid solutions were used in
the experiments, namely, German silver MH-19 brass jt-68
and a ternary alloy (containing 64.6% cl 14-~5% Nil 20.2% Znl
0.05% Fe and 0.03% 9n). The composition of the tested
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Effect of cyclic heat treatment in copper nickel and some single-
phase copper base solid solutions. (Cont.1
the form of 5 mm thick sheet from which specimens of
100 X 25 mm were cut in the direction of rolling.
The selection of the maximum temperatures of the cyclic
heat treatment was based on the rule, which was confirmed,
that an appreciable effect is obtained in the case of
relatively small numbbrs (tens and hundreds) of cycles,
only if an adequate mobility of the atoms is ensured
by heating to temperatures of at least 0.5 times the
absolute melting temperature for pure metals or the
solidus temperature for alloys, i.e. a temperature which
is considerably higher than the initial recrystallisation
temperature. Typical curves of the changes in length,
width and thickness are reproduced in Figs. I and 2,
whilst Fig-3 shows the magnitude of the effect of cyclic
.heat treatment (100 cycles) on the change in length as a
function of the maximum temperature for nickel, German
silver (Cu-Ni) and the ternary copper-Ni-Zn alloy.
There are 3 figures, 2 tables and 3 references, all of
which are Slavic.
SUBMITTED: September 6, 1957.
AVAILAY)LE: Library of Congress
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AUTHORS: Bochvar, A. A., Academician 20-1-19/42
Brovchenko Ye B.,
TITLE; Modification of the Dimensio nc of Copper-Zinc Allo.- Plates Un-
der Cyclic Thermal Treatment (Izmeneniye razmerov plaritin iz
MEdnotsinkovykh splavov pri tsiiklichezkoy ter:,,,icheskoy obrabotke)
PERIODICAL: Doklady AN SSSR, 1957, Vol. 117, 11ir 1, I)P. 75-77 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: For the investigation of this modification thc authors used foil
from copper and its industrial allojQ of brawu tipe. The composi-
tion of these alloys are illustrated in a tabli~; Out of the 5 mm
thick foils samples were cut along the direction of rollina
(loo mm X 25 mm). For a com.parison some samples cut out verti-
cally to the rolling were 3ALvestigated. The rezalts in thEse
two cases were practically the same. The heat treatment consis-
ted of a warming up of the samples up to a maximum temperuture
of 56oO or 6ooO respectively lasting for lo minutes. Then the
samples were kept at a constant temperature for 2 minutes and
then quickly cooled down in iater of rooiL temperatare. The in-
veatigation of the microutructure and the examination of the
mechanical properties ,ave evidence of the follo,.,.ing: Already in
the firijt warming up to the, above given temperaturer. a recrystal-
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Modification of the Dimensions of Copper-Zinc Alloy Plates Under 20-1-19/42
Cyclic Thermal Treatment.
samples took place. The-refore in a remarkable number of cjcler.
practically no differences in the behavi 'our of the cold-rolled
samples were ascertained, which had been chosen before and
after the preceding annealing. Measuring the diiaerii;ions of the
samples after 25, 100, 150, 2oo cycles shoved that Y.-ith increa,
sing number of the cycles the dimensions are gradually and usu-
ally linearly modified. The results of the measuringg carried
out after loo cycles at 1507--~960 are illuctrated in a graph
for all materials here inve.-tig-ated. The samples of the monopharie
alloys with cubical face-centered lattices coritinously ,rcw lon-
ger and broader and became thinner at the same time. The in-
fluence of the cyclic heat treatment in iitendified with in-
crea-iing content of zinc in the allot'. Then the behaviour of the
single alloys is discussed. The change of the sign of the effect
of the cyclic heat treatment is obviously connected with the
occurrence of the 13-phase in the alloj;. The cause!; for this
change of signs might be found by invei;ti-ating allo,,.:. that con-
sist of a pure B-phase.There are 4 figures, 1 table, and. 1 Sla-
via reference.
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