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Application of the Doppler Effect for the Deterrainati~n of the
Orbital P~~rameters of the Artificial, Earth Satellites
they are syrnznetricaZ wit~~ respect to fo (as s?~~7wn irz F~.~.4) t
to is simply evaluated by constructing; a secant tr~ha.cll ~.nter-~
sects t~ze curve at a poa.nt n in such r~z ~~ay L~ia~t its se~_
menu between 0 and two other intersecting; p.~i.nts are equal
(see Fig.})e The instant of maximum a~aproach can altio be
determined analytically by approxi~;~ating the frEC~iterscy-tir~,o
curve by means of straight lines (as slzot~~n in Fi#~ . 5) bu t
this procedure is less accur,a.te. ~~ ' ~. ,
as Eq.(11), If this equation. is plotted inn also be 4vr:z�t~~n
2 2 2
Lit and Qt /Qf coordinates a sera r;ht line is chi },fined
(see Fa.~,�.6) which intersects
it is thus possible to deterzaine th�ravera~e velacxt~nd b;
y ve
and the minimum distance r These qurzYztities ~~re
0
expressed by Eqs. (I4) and (lei) res?ectivel;~p If the ~no~tior~
of the satellite is rectilinear but is subject -to an accel~�
eration ao , the distance between the trans;~.it per arzd th~~
receiver is givexz b Eq, (l6) ~ and ~hE frequency al~ift is
C~:rcl 3/~ expressed by Eq, (17~. If the acceleration a is
0
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App1 ica.t;.~on of the bop~~ler Effect fo;r the De terrainato a of tt~c
Orb~.ta1 :f'ax~ameters of the Artificial Earth So.tellites
satellite is at the point Y3 and r~ is the corre.,,r~ondin.~;
,_iir-to-~;�round distance. The frenuency sYiift duo to the
Do~~y;ler effect is expressed by:
1 dr v~ Q t
A,F _ - ._._._ ......
._..,.
~ dt ~ ~ ~~)
y ~`~ ~'
vo
Eel. (~) Yeas used to p1.ot a zlw~,ber of curves for a satollitc
ofanrmit;and overdtin~ at fo = 40 T~~Zc/s for va ,,
o , ~rhere Do is the average yvelocityoof
0
tk~e satellite. The curvea are shoti~~n i:n Fi~;s,2 and j ,~~here
L1F is in c/s and Q t in sec . Tha ins t~>.n t o f t~~e jn~z:~imur
a~;?roach (or mini,num distance) of the satellite cti~n be c~e~;F~;;~._.
mined frog the curves of Fi~s.2 and ~, bearin;~ in taind that
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0. ~T, , Sha~~kiovskoy, A, I~q, 9
SIT ~,~': ~PAlicat;~_ori of the Doppler ~~:fect for tl~e Dc~~;ez~:,~a.nat~i~~n of
the Orba,tal Parar~eters of the Al�tificial E~ ~~
arch ~~.tea.lit~.:s
(lsy.~ol' zovaniye effekta Dopp].era dlya opr~~dele,~iye. r,~xrariet-.
rov orbity iskusstverln~k,.h splttnil;ov zemli)
P:~T~T.'?DI~::AI,: Radiotelihnil~a a. Ele~;tronika, ~.~~~~~ l~T~~ 7~ 4;A, ~7~-;~l
(UaSR)
ArST~R.~~T: T:~.e frequency shift produced by the Dopp1~~:r ~:f~:'ect as a
r. exult of the motion of an eaxth satellite is ap~~r`ciabl.c
enough to be e~aployed ~.n the eve.luat~.~on of the ta.~~~: w~ie.n. t;1~.r.;
satellite is at; a minimum di~;tance ~.'rom the paint of o'usc-~rva-
tion (tlie receiver), and the corres~,oncl.in~ air-to-rou~ld dis-
t~nce and velocity. In the first approximation it c~~n be
assumed that tl~e path of tha srxte:llite is lin.e~-~r (aee ri ~n
so that its distance from the rece~.ver can be ox~:tsr;s~ec1 by.'~l),
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r ~ r~ ~. v~pt 2
C:~r~? ;./~-, zrrhere Qt .t - t0 , where �t0
(1)
i s the intan.t ~vricr~ the
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AUTHOR: Kote1'nikov, V.~ Academician, Airector of the Institute of Radiop~:neering and
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TITLF:Scientists and Radio Specialists Answer Questions of Editors (Na voprosy redaktgii
otvechayut uchenyye i radiospetaialisty}
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1957, Nr 1, p 7 (USSR)
ABS`I'NAGT: Radio-amateur experimentation with deeimE~ter- and centimeter-wave radio
communioat~.on and wa.th long-distance TV reception is expedient. Radio clubs and groupf-
of radio amateurs could explore tho possibility of communication by means of reflec~
bons from the sporadic,Cx-layar. In connection with the present maximum of solar
activities, it would be useful to explore the propagation of meter waves in 197 and
1958.
A3SOCI$TJO~is Inetitut radiotekhniki i �lektroniki AS SSSR (Institute of Radioenginee:ring
and Sleatronice, AS USSR)
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Corr+~sponding Member AS USER A.A. Pistol'kc~xs, Corresponding Meanba:r AS U~uR
V. I. Sifaxov
TITLE: Search, Dare, Creat� (Ighehite, der2aytel, tvarite)
PL~RIODICAL: A,adio, 1957, Nr 1, p 1 (U~SRj
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to create new designs, to promote new ideas in application of radio ord. 91�ew
t tonics in industry, farming, transportation,
radio aroatauriean as a preparatory school fox
noted. Achievements of radio and electronics
development of all sciences, production, said
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pxoparties of cada~i,cu~i salfide ~ustifiea tie assumption of a conaectioa between
oxy~ea photoelectric sorpt~on sad the photoelectric processes ~a CdS. This r~�
~; ~he~ked by a number of tee s in which sim"ltaa,eous measurements wars made of
,'xygea photoelectric sorption and Cd$ pha~acoztductivity. The tests rave~led~tbat
~ll,ths CdS samples possessed photocoaduc"ivity, the latter changing with the
~ift~reat thermaal prq+~essi coaditioas o' the; photoelectric oxygea adsorbent.
~ thus"a reduction in tie initial rate of photoelectric sorptioa was aeco�paaisd by
a reduced photocoaductivity.,Although the mechanism of the oxygen photoelectric
sorption on cadmium sulfide is not very clear, the mentioned experLnents have
droved the existence of a close aoaaectiod between the photoelectric sorption and
the photoelectric processes in the adsorbent. "7u conclusion. I take the ~,.
opportunity to express my gratitude to Acad. A,. N. 2erenin for 3-ia supervision of
the pro~eet." Orig. art. bass 3 figures and 1 s-quation.
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AUT~tbR: Katel~nikov, V. A.
TALE: Photoeleotria~ sorption of oxygen on cadmium sulfide.
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.SOURC$: AN SSSR. Dokiady*, v. 155, no. 3, 3~1~4; 654657
TOPIC TAGS: ~�tioelectric sorption, photodaeoxption, traasistar, semiconductor
ad$orbent, girani mamometelr, photoelectrooptic.a`1 magnifisr~ photoconductivity,
'diffraction lattice, Wheatstone bridge, automatic potentiometer, photo smf,
contact potential, cadmium sulfide .~
ABSTRACT: An investigation of the pbotoelect:~ic sorption of oxygen as cadmium
'sulfide involved the use of both coa~aaercial ar-d laboratory-prodaced CdS goly-
cryatAlline samples. During the experiments t;he spectral saeasur~aente w~~s roads
+~ith a homemade reflecting grating manochromat;or. Ths prelioaiaary illumiaatiaa o!
;tha�Cd8 powder in a vacuum was found to bave Ito appreciable effect on the photo-
electric sorption. ~, cocnparisoa of the data c-n tha photoslsctric sorption of
oxygen oa CdS with the information available i,n literaturs on the photoslsotria
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doktor fiz.-matem.nauk; VAYPJSHTE'LN, B.K.; SFIUMILOVSKIY, N.N., akademik
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(w 10 mm Hg) y anal jhe effects :az e~t.rusa.cz~ px~s~su~ce; ~.~a~.pa~s.t,~a~r~ , anti
hot d1 r_:g t~.me on the dens ity of the specimen ws r~= studied The �~r ap1~ i to
die wa8 Lined with molybdenum .�01] to pj�e~jent; varbani.~ing Uf UG ~.c~ UCH ,~
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porosity of specimens of square crass aE-cti.:~n and with a 1.~:rzgth~ t~.,dia..
meter retie equal. to one was about, 5~b~ l3ri queta made of UC powder o.r�
of a QC ~~ U m;l,x.ture w1.th different 0 coz~ten#.s t 9 0 ~ w ~"! ~8 by we.f gh M ~
were ales s:inter~ed in graphite erucible;s pla~led an a ~at:uc~m fuxna~~e
with graphite heat:;.ng e.l,ementsa Af};e:r s~~ntering far two hours s,t 220O`~C,
the p�rosa.ty of UC was ,found to be 10~., The int,raductaan c?f m�talli~
Es.:ranium increased the density a�nsideral~~V~ With a ura.n.ium ~~on~k~r~4 of
~~~ by volume (3108 by weigh~;j and two heart sa.ntATing a}: i (OO'~C; tt .i~
posaibla to obtain a ~;campound with a pc;�asi ty of 5~ ar .1pss ~ The h~;rmal
conductivity of UC between 100 and 70Oc'tf t~araed from 0028 try
Oe04 cal/cm:,sec~deg.. The mean therm~l ul~pff~c~e~nt, c~~f ~linPa.r- rr~~.pynst~~n
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TITLE: ~~nium Cax~l~,,id~ ~`~
PERIODICAL; Atomnaya c~nc~rgi.ya~ 1960, V'o1;, ~? Nor 5 pl}~ ~C7 ~qi
TEXT: The present paper g~.vos xesult;s ^f ,ir~vestiaatit~na of wh.s~ afl`a,~r.
of the oonditiona of UC prapa.ruticn on z to c~ampca, tion~ UC i.s ~~z ~z~
terest as a poes~ble nuclear fuel ox a.s a matp.ra: for nu:.;aar �,he~u~oY
electxic txansducere~ Tha ob~ec~: of tha inva$t.i~a�;ortswas j,,-, ~~stabli..h
the opt i.mum oond#.t }ons for. the p~epa.rat~ior~ ~+f ,etc ~.ch fs~me�r;.U UC Tha UC
powder was pxepa.red f rom a mixture o f uxanium d.i.ox_.i da s.nd ~.arb~n b1. a ~,k
according to the equation; U02 ~+~ 3G ~ UC ~ 2CO:, Thp mixfiure x-as placed
in beryllium cx.ida crucibl.ee y andre.in.tered und_~r dif.ferer~'~ cc~n.rii t;ions
in a vacuum :furnace with g a hita~~heatrzg e1PmRrzts., The UG bxiq~aets
;obtained were then ground into poveder. with gra.r~ sizes of less Char.
10,15 �o The density of. the UC powdar. vas ~~ 2097 ~ 009 g/cm3o Table
gives a e:olleL#,:ion of data an the effe:t ^f red:zc.*.; !?n condit:~ons can the.
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Som~- Properties of Alloys in TiB~ - CrB, TiB2 - ~c;BS and ZrB - CrBZ Systems
The results obtained are used to the oonolusion thlat oontinuoue series of solid solutions
exist in the TiH2 - CrB2 system; and that solid a;olutions of limited solubility are
present in the TiB~-W~& and ZrH2-CrH2 systems. ~~e authors disouss in detail results
of oxidation kinetios; decrease in overweight and in oorrosion depth was observed in
boride alloys, ae compared to plain borides. Meat resistance of borides is higher than
that of oarbides, but lower than that of Mo silioi,d�, The authors advanoe the hypo-
thesis that in boride oxidation "self-healing" of the cinder takes plane by the
filling-up of defects with oxidation products (MeCI - BSO~), This is confizmed by in-
vestigations into the oinder structure on the prepared areas and oblique cuts, These
investigations showed also that in the majority of oases multilayer oinder is being
formed, containing in its internal layers lower oxides (TiO, ZrO, WO ). '~
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Translation from Referativnyy Charnel, Metallurg;iya, :1959, Nr ~+, p 92 (USSR)
AUT~i0RS4 Meyerson, (3,A., Samsonov,- (~�V,, Kotel~nikov, R,B., Voynova, M.S.,
YevteyeV~., Kra~va~ S;$;"~'~ - ... r,,,:,,~:,..~:
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T:ITLE~ Some Properties of Alloys in ~ - CrB, TiH2 - W Bf~ and ZrBL~- CrB
Systems ~ ~
PERIODICALe Sb, nauchn, tr. Nauohno-tekhn. o-va tsvetn, metallurgic, Mosk, inmt
_.________ tsvetn, met, i aolota, 1Q58, Nr 29, pP 323 - 338 '~
ABSTRACT: Detailed information is given on results and methods of the experimental
investigation into T~ - CrB, TiB2 - W~, ZrB - CrB2 systems, Initial
tilborides were prepared by the vacuum-thermal method, and the allo.$ over
Y (
5 - 10 mol yd) were obtained by hot-;pressed sintering of betide powder
mixtures, After hot pressing all the specimens were annealed at 2,000 -
2,100�C for 3 - 4 haute, The authors carried out metallographic, dptrow~
metric and roentgeno-structural investigations; the thermal coeffi~^ient
of linear expansion ,~ was determinled, as well as oxidation kinetics at
1,000oG, and the depth of corrosion; strength characteristics ( tSb,
Gard 1/2 6 b eompr,) of plain betides were also determined at room temperatures,
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Transle~tion from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, 1g5~, Nr $, P 54 (USSR}
AUTHOR: Kote~.~nikov, R.B.
TITLE: The Problem of the Formation of Solid Solutions in tha 9yatema of
des, Nitrides, eoride+a and S.ilicride~ of Transition Group Metals
v1 r1 u1 y1 4 I
PERIODICkL: 9b, nauohn. tr. NauoMno-tekhn. aWvo tsvetn. matall,urgii, Mo k. in~~
tsyetn. rnet, i zolota, ].95$, Nr 29, ;pp 315 ~ 322
ABSTRACT: Experimental material published ~ floe literature on the systems of so1Sd
high melting metal Zi.ke oompounds~ and the Conditions far the formation of
continuous solid solutions for Caaponents of various types have been
analyzed. For the Compounds of the metals of transitional groups wi~fih C,
N, B and Si, the common Crystal latt;loe and the common typo of fihe ohemic~al.
bond in the Compounds are the CondSt:lons far tre formation o~' continuous
solid solutions. The possibility of the formation of continuous solutions
in systems not yet studied has b$sn ~,onsidered,
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The Problem of the FUxmatior~ of 4vn~i.r~uau~p ier. ~.ee cif ti~ol~y ?'c ~';-q �'; 8
Solutions in Systems With Carbzdea, I�Iz+:ra.de~; Soridea and ;;ilicidGs
of LIetals of the Transition Group
~vitha.n tre oompo~xnds musU h~~ of the same. C?7t~raGtr.~ .
Tn .r.efAxen~~e; the cha. aster of the zrteracti~an of thG
components in carbides, nitr~dEY, c~irbi.~ir-nitrides, bori~9e~
and aili,:idea was syatema~:+.i~d~ In a eomparigon of ai ~ ~~~s~er~r:
foxmin.g continuous ser:i~s a~E so1.~.d eolutxon.s as v~ell F~~ ~~~
taking int~~ acaoun#. Nome �x�^epvic~ns~ as for in.st~ance: ~'~a~C�
~Ddn~C~ I'e B~~Mn~P9 ZrB~~-bloB~~ Crb~~7'x:A~ .it was found ti~at the
atomic ra~io betwger.: meta.~.s and arom~i.; site is the decie~.~re~
factor 1Yi the f~~'1't'at:iQ~. ref cont~.r,.uoas szriea of acla.d 9fil~ztlons~
The ~~:~~,::~~. ~ ': -r' . .imilaza ty of the meta:.,; and the eimilar�
crystall~iue etcuc:t~~e are ~~f. sec�on~ia~�y .mporvarL:;e :in t he
interaction of the compour_dRp
The borides of the metal. rf the trans~it;ion group are of
metallic charactero
Irspecially the systetn;~ TiB~~ZrB~~�CrB~ are of actual impoxta.n~~e.
as new materials The faxmati~n of cankinuous sE~r~.es of so~a.d
solutions was found in th� system Ti1~z~�CrB~r In t h� system
ZrB2w�CrB~ a limited mutua3. solv.ba:I.:~ty was ~o~~nd.,
There are ~ figu.rs, ~ tables, and ~Q r.eferencea; b~of whiA.
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Sollltnons in Systurn.3 W:ittl CG1,r17%des; t3itr:idc~:~, ~ur.id+~q ~1r,d
ailicides of Irletals of tlic~ Tr~1ilc~it~c~n. Group (K vol~ras�.:
obrazovmnzya nepxe.ryv~,yk.11 ~ryadcv tvr and 1 ~ refe~renoes q
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