SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KUDRYAVTSEVA, G.I. - KUDRYAVTSEVA, M.I.

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High-Speed Magnetic Amplifier for Servo Systems 105-56-6-1/33
does not show the deficiencies characteristic for the
ordinary magnetic amplifiers, viz. lagging does not ex--
ceed one frequency period of the oupply-aource and due
to a corresponding selection of parameter, the reaction
of the output of the circuit on the input is intensely
weakened, which guarantees a sufficient directivity in
the transfer of energy. 3) The lack of a phase-displace..
ment between amperage and voltage in each circuit of the
scheme at all time-intervals of the period attributes to
the accurate operation of the scheme- 4) The lagging
of the amplifier is only determined by the frequenoy of
the supply-source and does not depend on other circuit
parameters. A very small lag can be obtained by increasing
the frequency without simultaneous reduction of the ampli-
fication-factor. 5) The method of calculation proposed
here, is based on the condition that a conformity between
the signal-source and the amplifier-input is guaranteed
within the control range, whereas this conformity is di3-.
turbed within the operational range. This makes it possible-.
to obtain nufficiently high amplification factors without
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induced into the control windings.
6) The calculation of the amplifier is simple and enable
the constructor to find an adequate solution.
7) With cascading, the summary lagging of the amplifier
increases by a half-period of the carrier-frequency per
cascade.
8) The coefficient of amplification of the circuit in
determined by the characteristics of the valves and of
the core-material, as well as by the grade of manufacture
of the latter.
9) The investigations given here do not comprise all
cases of the application of this amplifier.
There are 5 figures and 6 references, 4 of which are
Soviet.
April lig 1957
1. Magnetic amplifiers--Design 2, Magnetic amaplifiers--Circuits
3. Servo systems--Equipment 4. Mathematics
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KUMYJXTSLVA,,G.I., aspirant
Fast magnetic amplifier. Trudy M no.2?-243-258 158.
(KRA 13:4)
(Magnetic amplifiers)
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KUMYAVMEVA, 0. 1.,, Candidate Tech Sci Wiss) -- "The theory and computation
of a high-speed magnetic amplifier for follower systems". Moscow, 1959. 12 pp
(Min Righer Educ USSR, Moscow Order of Lenin Power Engineering Inst), 150 Copies
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GLEZER, G.Ya.; VOLIFSON, N.I.; KUDRYAVTSEVA, G.Ya.
Method for obtaining cellular suspensions of human and animal
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ANN SSSR (zav. prof. L.M.Shabad) i kafedra anatomii i fiziologii
Leningradskogo khimiko-farmatsevticheskogo instituta (zav. dotsent
A.V.Loginov).
(ONCOLOGY--RESEARCH)

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TRANSLATIONi The,problem is solved of the planar (B" 0-s~ Fesssd state of a
bimetallic circular plate, butt-Yelded v~thout UWAI. stre d heated to a
temperature t = constanto The external yjaWor. the plate i-free. The curvi-

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k'MRYAVTSICVA, I.V., referent, professor.
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On residual stresses in statically loadod beams. Hatallovod.i
obr.mot. no.4., 59-60 0 155- (HIRA 9.31
(Strains and stresses)(Girders)

DYMARCHUK, M.P., kand. khim. nauk; KYPkXAYTSEVA, I.V., inzh.;
HISHCHENKOY K.P., doktor khIm. nauk; TALM, S.L., kand. khim. nauk
Thermodynamics of woodpulp interaction with water and aqueous
solutions of electrolytes. Report No.5t Comparing the "active"
surfaces and heat of Interaction with water of unbleached pulp
and viscose cellulose obtained therefrom before and after
fractionization. Trudy LTITSBP no-10357-64 162. (MIRA 16:8)
(Woodpulp) (Heat of wetting) (Electrolytes)

DZHAMAIDV, S.A.; KUI)RYAVTSEVA, K.A.
Applying the flow factor for the determination of a depression
aarve. Trudy Geol.inst.Dag.fil. AN SSSR 2:252-255 160.
(MIU 15:32)
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MARTS, Ye,A.; KUDRYAVTSLI/A. K.F.; GREBENM, R.V.
Fleas of the eastern Tien Shan. Izv. AN Kir. SSR. Ser. biol. nauk
2 no.7&101-117 160. (MIRA 14:6)
(TIEN SHAN-FIXAS) -

JMYA~TSEVA ' p 2MMOVETS, H.S.; ARUTYUNOV. I.S.; NOGAYLT, B.H.:
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.~-mS OP. hVIV.; RTAKINA, M.A.; NEMYEVA, G.G.; IKAYEV, H.T.;
AVRAW-CIKO, L.K.; TSOGOYAV, T.Kh., otv.red.; BAYHATOV, P.S.,
tekhn.red.
[Economy of the North Ossetian A.S.S.R.; statistics] Varodnoe
khozinistvo Severo-Osetinakoi ASSR; statistioheskii Bbornik.
Ordzhonikidze, 1958. 130 p. (KIRA 12:10)
1. North Ossetian A.S.S.R. Statistichookoye upravleniye.
2. Nachallnik Statisticheekogo upravleniyu Severo-Osetinskoy
ASSR (for TSogoyev).
(Ossetia--Statistics)

SUSAREV, M.; KUDRYAVT-SE-VA,.,L..
Determining the region in which the componition of a three-component
azootrope Is located in a concentration triangle. Izv. AN Est. SM.
Ser, fiz.-iat. i tekh. nauk 12 no.2s212-217 163. (KIRA 16:10)
1. Academy of Sciences of the Estonian S.S.R., Institute of Chemistry.

ICUDRYAVTSEVA, L.
Chuvash, A. S.S.R. - Bee Culture
Keeping bees in two-body hives in Chuvash. Pchelovodstvo, 29, No. 9, 1952
Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Hovember 1952.
Unclassified.

SUSAREV I'M.; KUDRYAVTSEVA, L.
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Definition of the concentration region of the temperature
shift in a ternary azeotrope system. Izv. AN Est. SSRd' Ser4
fiz.amat. i tekh. nauk 12 no-3:312-319 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Institute of -- Chemistry of the Acadenrj of Sciences of
the Fstonian S.S.R. and Leningrad State University.

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Relabive retention b1mo of hydrocarbons in ga!; chromiatC)graphic
analysis. Izv. All Est. SSR. Ser. fiz.-mat. i tekli. nauk 13 no.3:
234-240 164. (MIRA Y7: 11)
1. Institut Iddmii AN Estonskoy SSR.

MEN. 0. (Eisenp 0.11 kand.tekhn.nauk; KIJDRYAVTSEVA, L.J. kand.kh.im.nauk;
RANGY S., kand.khim,nauk
Isomerization of olefin In chromatographic operations on silica
gel. Izv. AN Est. SSR. Ser. fiz.-mat. I tekh.nauk no.4z275-284
164-
Study of adsorption chromatography on silica-.gel in group analysi.8
of liquid fuele Ibid.s285-289 (MIRA 18W
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Chemistry.

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RANG: S., kani.-khim.na-uk. - - ----
Adilorpt '.vlty .J si,av) hyrtrocarbovs in obromatigraphic cperations
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Subakvalln.ye promyvaniia tolstogo kishechnika kak lechabnyi metod.
Moskva, Kedgiz. 1958. 106 -p. (MIRA 12:3)
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KUDRYAW-PSSVA., L. A.
"Determination of the Relative Values Of Survace Energies" p. i3g-i45,
in the book Research in the Physics S21idr3j. Moscow, Izd-vo All SSSR, 1957. 277 PP.
Ed. Bollshanina, M. A., Tomsk Universitet, Siberakiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut.
Peronalties: Kuznetsov, V. D.; Rebinder) A.P.; Shreyner, L. A.; Loskutov, A. I.;
Boyarskaya, Yu. S. ; Maslav, Ye. N; Troitskiy, A. V. ; Kachalov, 11. N. ; Kashcheyev, V. N.;
and Feroman, A. Ye. Materials studied: monocrystals of alkali metal halides, There
are 2 figures, 4 tables, and 11 Soviet references.
This collection of articles is meant for metallurgical physicists and for
engineers of the metal-working industry. This book contains results of
research in the field of failure and plastic deformation of materials, mainly
of metals. Problems of cutting, abrasion, friction, and wear of solid materials
(metals) are discussed.

KUDRYAWSWA, L.A., Cand Phyn-Lath Sci-(cdaw) "Wi the prallemi of
oxporimuntal detomiuntion of',,purface onerp-y of
of' alkaline metals." Torisj-,1958- 7 Pp (Min of Higher 1-~Aiucation USSR.
Tomak State Inst im V.V. Kuybyighav), 100 codon (Y1,00-589122)

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AUTHOR: Savitskiy, K.V., Kudryavtseva, L.A. 32-9-2311+3
TITLE; Investigation of the Influenae Exercised by Various Factoxv upon
Strength by the.Metbod of Soratohing (Vliyaniye raslichnykh fakto-
rov n& tverdost' po metodu tnampaniya)
PMUODICALt Zavodskaya Laboratcriya, 1957, Vol. 23, Nr 9, -pp.1104-1108 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Here strength is investigated by the method of scratching by the
modification of the outside temperature, consolidation an well as
the temperature and velocity at, and with which scratches are
caused. A nearly proportional relation between stress at the point
and the square of the width of the scratch, whioh is exceeded only
at very great stresses, is determined. It is shown that in the oue
of low stresses the strength determined by the method of soratohing
is insensitive to consolidation and grows with an increase of oon-
molidation in the case of sufficiently strong stress. Therefore,
-the causing of deep somtches cannot even be used for an approxi-
mate evaluation of the true tearing resistance. The temperature
during the experiment exercises essential influence upon the strength
(which was determined according to the scratching method). This in
the case not only at temperatures of real resting, but also at such
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Investigation of the Influence Exercised by Various Factors upon Strength by the
Method -of Sorntohing
modification of the state of the structure of the alloy. It is
fihown that the velocity of scratching leads to a decrease of the
aepth and width of the scratch. This influence is, however, greater
in the case of somtching depth than in the case of " cratting
vvidth. It is assumed that the reason for thin is to be fou ,J in
the modification of the geometry of the scratching oone bea3'use
of its forming crusts. There are 4 figures, 2 tables, and 13 refe-
renoes, 10 of v&ich are Slavic.
ASSOCIATICK: Siberian Physioal-Tachnioal Scientific Research Institute ~Sibirskiy
fiziko-tekhaiaheakiy nauchno-isaledovatellakiy institut)
AVAILABLE: Libraz7 of Congress
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WrHOR: Hud La~~.
TITLE: Results of measuring, by means of a rocket, the vertical d13tribu-
tion of atmospheric ozone
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Geofizika, no. 7, 1961, 23, abstract 7B150
("Tr. Tsentr. aerol. observ.", 1960, no. 37, 24 - 29)
TEXT-, rhe author presents results of measuring the vertical distribution
of atmospheric ozone, carried out with the aid of a meteorological rocket on Oc-
1958. The measurements were made with the use of an automatic speotro_
tober 1,
graph with a servo-mechanism directing the slit continuously toward the Sun.
The spectrograph was lifted at 190 declination of the Sun. Photographs were
obtained of the solar spectra in the ultraviolet range taken at various altitud-
es up to 24 km. An analysis of the splbetrograme resulted in plotting a curve
for the vertical distribution of ozone In the 0 - 24 km layer. Calculations
wer.e made with the aid of the Buge formula and the method-bf consecutive approxi-
mations. Maximum ozone content was discovered in th 20 - 2,3 km layer; the
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Results of measuring, ... x 10-3 A006/A101
ozone density at this altitude was 17.5 cmlkm (the Vigru caefficlent of
ozone*absorption). The results obtained were compared with data of some ground
measurements of the vertical ozone distribution.
G. Gushchin.
[Abstraoter'a note% Complete translation]
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AUTHORS: Panin, V.Ye., Kudryavtseva, L.A.. Sidorova, T.So
and Bushnev,
T1TLF,',,,, Intergranularinternal adsorption in Cu-Al Iblid
solutions during quenching from elevated temperaturess
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v.,12. no* 69
ig6i, 927 - 928
TExr.- Since solubility of Al in Cu above 565 OC decreases
with increasing temperature, it was postulated by
V.I. Arkharov (Ref. I - Trudy IFM AN SSSR, no.23, 1960, P-87)
that internal intergranular adsorption of Al may take place in
concentrated Cu-Al solid solutions at sufficiently high
temperatures, this phenomenon being associated with the
influence of a so-called "pre-precipitation" factor LAbstracter's
notez "pre-precipitation" is used instead of the term
11preparation to precipitation", which is the literal translation
of the term used in the original]. To check this hypothesis,
the present authors compared internal friction, otching
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Intergranular internal adsorption..49193/i38'~
characteristics, microhardness, lattice parameter and
electrical resistance of0Cu-Al alloys with 14.3 and 14.9 at.% Al,
water-quenched from 900 C or annealed (i.e. slowly cooled from
high temperatures). The existence of granular adsorption was
clearly indicated by the results of internal-friction measu,.r,,&-.
ments reproduced in a figure, where
0-1 is plotted against the test temperature of Cu + 14-3 at.%
Al. (broken curve) and Cu + 14.9 at.% Al (continuous curve)
alloys, Curves 1 and 2 relating to annealed, Cur-ves 11 and 21
to quenched specimens. The sharp decx-ease in the magnitude
of the internal-.friction peak of quenched alloys is obviously
due to increased concentration of Al atoms at the grain
boundaj-�es. This conclusion was confirmed by the results of
other tests. Thus, whereas there was no dIffIculty in
revealing the grain boundaries of annealed specimens by etching
in concentrated RN03, the grain boundaries in quenched specimene,
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could be revealed only by electrolytic etching. The difference
between the microhardness in the interior of the grains and
in the grain boundary regions was 29 kg1mm2 for annealed and
2
43 kg/mm for quenched specimens6 Simil,-arly, the lattice
parameter (in the interior of the grains) was 3.6413 X in
annealed and 3.6406 X in'quenched Cu-Al alloying with 14.9 at.%
Al. Finallg, in contrast to specimens quenched from low
(400 - 600 C) temperatures, the electrical resistance of
alloys quenched from 900 0C increased during subsequent heat
treatment, provided it was carried.;out at sufficiently high
temperatures and for a sufficiently long time. This increase
war no doubt caused by the diffusion of Al atoms from the grain
boundaries into the interior of the grains, which provided yet
another proof of the authors' theory regarding the possibility
of internal intergranular adsorption in alloys of systems such
as Al-Cu or Cu-Zn, in which the solid solubility decreases
with increasing temperature.
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Intorgrajaular internal adsorption ... E193/E383
There are 1 figure and 8 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATION: Sibirskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy-institut
(Siberian Physic ot echnical Institute)
SUBMITTED: August 5, 1961
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A W I 10. 13 -dryavtscva, L.A. and Panin, V.Ye.
I~u
'I': Tac tcmpcraturo-dopondoncc of internal friction of
Cu-Al solid solutions
P:~a!ODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykli zavedeniy, Fizika,
no. 5, 1962, 93 - 98
Athors
In undertal-.ing the present investigation, the ai
-ore 2roml)tcd by tlic lack of understanding of the nature of
6ransforiziations ta7--.in.- place in Cu-AI alloys and leading to
on heating.
anomalous varia'-;oli in 'lie prot)erties of these alloys
-e main objective uras to establish whether th; alloys obeyed
la%-s typical of ordering alloys and, if so, how these laws were
affected by various factors such as thermal history of the alloy,
preseace of impurities, ate. To this end internal-friction
ricasurements wore carried out at temperatures between 18 and
700 0C on high-purity, vacuum.-melted alloy containing 14.3 at.GQI
Al and on commercial-grade Al bronzes (14e9 at.P0 Al) which, among
other impurities, contained 0-025% phosphor. The results for the
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The temperature-depandence so*. r.193/r,.383
high-purity alloy are reproduced in Fig. 1, where the internal
friction (Q-1) is plotted against temperature (0C L curve 1
relating to homogenized material (6 hours at 900 C, cooling at
50 'C/h to 600 *C, 3 hours at 600 0C, furnaco-cooling to room
tci:i,perature) , curves 2-11 to specimens quenched from .500, 700 and
900 oC, -1-aspectively. Similar curves for,the comniercial-grade
bronze are reproduced in Fiz. 2. Several conclusions were reachecL
1) The results obtained conf:Lrmed the view that the disorder-
order transformation took place in the alloys studied.
2) The character of the temperature-dependence of internal
friction of this alloy depended on its thermal history and the
do-reo of its purity.
3) The internal-friction backfrround increased with increasing
qucnchin,~ tomporaturo, reached -- maximum for a certain temperature
T0 and then decreased again. Increasing the degree of purity
of the alloy shifted T 0 towai-ds lower temperatures.
4) An additional intarnal-friction poalt at 70 0C appeared in
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t'ac allo,r containing 0.025P", P; this peak was attributed to the
diffur,ion of t1ho impurity atoms.
5) '.ItienchinL; from hi-,;h temperatures brought about a sharp
clocroa-so ia t!,~o A,.ei_r,h-L of the int ornal -friction peak associated
.;it1h -rain-boundary relaxation. This offect ivras reversible
and i
ndicated that intorgranular internal aboorption might take
place in tklio a14 studied. Thera are 3 figures.
ASSOI-11 4W I ON Sibirslkiy fiziko-teld-inicheskiy institut, pri
To-is1:o:-.i rosunivorsitoto imeni V.V. Kuybyshava
(Siberian Physicotochnical Institute of Tomsk
State University imeni V.V. Kuy);ysilev)
SU31-AI 'Li. ED:
march 29, 1961
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AWHORS: Panin, V.Ye., Zenkova, E.K., Fedino V.P., and
Kudryavtseva, L.A.
TITLE: The problem of high-temperature diffusion transformations
in solid solutions
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut.metallurgit, Isaledovanlya
po zharoprochnym splavame v.8. 1962. 161-168
TEXT: The alloys (Cu + 14.9% Al, Cu + 14.9"' Al + 0.025% Ps CU +
14.9% Al, + O.Ob"j' P, all percentages atomic) were homogenous solid
solutions up to 1030oC, The electric resistivity of the alloys (P)$ -
measured at room temperature, was a function of the quenchin tem-
perature (T ), reaching a maximum value of 10.48 and 11,02 micioo,hmo
cm. for pura and P-containing alloys respectively at T =400-5000C
The P of the alloys quenched in water was higher than hat of the
alloys cooled in air., The hardness (if ) - T relationship was simi-
lar to -the Tq one, with Hv(max):: 95 kg,~sqemm, for the pure
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Tho problem of high-temperature diffusion...
alloy quenched from 4500 in water. This indicatmi that the Increase
in 9 is not caused by excessiv %yacnncles In the alloy, and that the
P from the P-contnining alloys combines with the vacancies reducing
their mobility. Both P and 11v in the alloys quenched from 70000
are lower than In non-quenched specimens, indicating the existence
of a highly ordered structure in the alloys quenched from high-
tenperntures. During anroaling, P decreases with time at the an-
noaling temperature, the Cecrease in the pure alloys being much
larger than in the -0-containing ones, i.e., the stability of the
quenched stato Is much higher in P-containing alloys. The energy of
activation of the diffusion processes increases with the P content
of the alloy and roaches 35�3.7 kcal./mole in an alloy containing
0.06% P$ which is almost twice the value for the pure Cu-Al alloy;
due to the decreased mobility of vacancies in the P-containing al-.
loys. Diagram show the effect of temperature on the electric r e-
'j
sistivity and internal friction in the alloys, In the friction
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The problem of high-tempernture diffusion,..
diarram for pure allo-1, rftxinFi at 2600C and 5200C are associated with
the motion of the constituent atoms, and with stress relaxation on
the grain boundRries respcp~,-tively. The internal friction in pure
alloy specimens quenchnd from 700-OOOOC and In the alloys containing
P Is much lower than in tho annoaled pure alloy; this proves that
the spoc1mens quenched from high bemperiit~ures possess an ordered
structure, and that the P from the P-containing alloys reduces the
mobilit7, of defects within the alloy* There are 3 figures.
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AUTHORS: Yakovleva~ A..V., )LudrYAntseva, _At, Britayev, A. S., Gerasev,
V. F., Kaohalov, V. P., Kuzneteov, A. P.m- Pavlenko, N. A.,
Iozenas, V. A.
TITLE., A spectromttric investigation of the.ozo'ne layer up to 6o-km, alti-
tude
SOURCE: Akademiya npLuk SSSR. Iskusstvennyye sputniki Zemli. no. 14, 1962,
57 - 68
TEM The vertical distribution of ozone can be determined from the-seat-- ,
tered ultraviolet radiation of the Sun, using reversal effect discovered by
G8tz, or by direct measurements from the ground surface and from balloons or
rockets. In order to compare these indirect and direct methods, simultaneous
measurements of altitude ozone distrIbution with a spectrograph lifted by a-
rocket and with a ground spectral equipment for observations of ultraviolet,.
light scattered from the sky zenith,-were carried out in the USSR on June 15,
1960. A photoelectric spectrophotometer'with double light decomposition in
Card 1/5

s/56o/62/OO0/0i4/OO4/o11.
.A spectrometric investigation of the... A001/A101
quartz prisms was used for observations from the ground surface. The amount of
ozone in various atmospheric layers, total amount and the altitude of the gravi-
ty center of the ozone layer frdm~these observations are shown in Table 1. The
first ascent of a rocket for ozone measurements took plhce on July 19, 1955. It
turned out that all ozone was concentrated in two layers: 13 - 26 km and 50 -'
64 km,,between which no ozone wds~detected. The secon(f rise was on October 1,
1958, at a Sun's declination of 190. The third attempt was made on June 15,
1960. A diffraction spectrograph,provided with a tracking device was lifted on
a geophysical rocket. The results of Soviet measurements are compared with
American ones and presented graphically in Figure 5- Comparison between in-
direct determinations and measurements from rockets is,shown in Figure 6; the
agreement between them was found to be satisfactory, but the final answer on '
their equivalence can be obtained only after further investigations with rock-
ets. There are 6 figures and 3~tables.
SUBMITTED: December 12, 1961
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s/56o/62/000/014/oo4/011
A spectrometric investigation of the... A001AI01
Table 1. Concentration of ozone in various atmos~herfc layers according to data
of ground medsurements on~June 15, 1960.
Altitude of layers, km Content of ozone in the Content of ozone per
layer, cm 1 km, cm.km
0- 12 0.0257 0.00214
12.- 24 0.1130 0.00942
24 - 36 o.1470 0.01225
36 - 42 0.0126 -0.00210-
oiooo58
42 - 48 oioo348
48 - 54 0.000910 moo16
Total content is 0.303 cm
The-gravity center of the ozone lAyer is at 24 km.
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A spectrometric investigation of the...
Ago
M
Figure 5. Rocket measurements of '
ozone vertic al distribution
Legend: I - measurement of
October 10, 1946 (USA);
2 - April 2, 1948 (USA);
3 - June *14, 1949 (USA);
4 - October 1, 1958 (USSR)$;
5 - June 15, 1960 (USSR).
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A spectrometric investigation of the... A001/A101
Figure 6. Comparison of data on ozone vertical distribution obtained in direct
measurements from rockets and by calculations: a - measurements of April 2.0-.
1948 (USA); b - measur'ements of June 15, ig6o (USSR)
Legend: 1 calculation from the reversal effect; 2 direct measurements.,
b
JO
JO
440
40
JO
10
10
01
0 OAS 410 415
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PAMIN, V.Ye.; KUDRYAVTSEVA,.-.L.A.; SIDOROVA, T.S.; BUSHNEV, L.S.
Intercrystallite internal adsorption In Cu-Al solid solutions
during hardening from high temperatures. Fiz. met. i metalloved.
12 no.6:927-928 D 161. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Sibirskiy fiziko-tekhnichaskly institut.

.'0--D.- Dr
49-4-'
AUTHORS: B.S. Nepor n VJ. Be ov, mitriyevgkiy, 211/23
G.A. ZpWtsev, V.G. Kastrov, M.S. Kiscleva,
L.A. Kudryavtoeva, and I.V. Patalakhin.
TITLE: Experience gained in direct measurement of the distribution
of the humidity of the atmosphere by means of the spectral
method. (Opyt pryamogo izmareniya vysotnogo raspredeleniva
vlazhnosti atmosfery spektral/nym metodom).
PI-MIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk, Seri Geofiziche2kayn,
1947, flo. 4, PP- 552-555 (USSRr
ABSTRACT: Some recent American Communications (Refs. 5-7) refer to
Investigating the spectrum of the Sun in the infrared
range during flights in the upper layers of the atmosphere.,
in which observation of absorption bands of water vapours
are mentioned and views are expressed on the possible
concentrations of these vapours. In this taperothe results
are described of the first attempts to determine directly
the content of water vapour in the atmosphere by means of
specially designed spectral apparatus. The operation of
the instrument was described in detail by Neporent, B.S.
et alii (Ref. 5); it consists of a step-wise vacuum
monochromator with a diffraction lattice of 300 lines/mm
Card 1/4 of the zize 50 x 70 mm which subdivides the infrared range

Experience gained in direct measurement of the distribution of
the humLdity of the ntmosphere by me.-ana of spectrnl method.
into five sections (1.24, 1.4o, 1.50, 1.88, 2.2 the
wave lenths 1.40 and 1.8814 belong to the absorption bands
of water vapour; utilization of two bands is provided for
extending the range of the measured water concentrations.
The Wave-lenghts 1.241 1.50 and 2.2.-A fall between
individual bands and serve fro determining the initial in-
tensities in the bands 1.4o and 1.88 Aby means of
interpolation. The linear dispersion of the instrument
equals 100 a/mm; the entry and exit slots are 1.5 mm wide.
Illumination of the input slot is effected by means of a
source with a circular ematiating surface fitted with a
dispersion plate of magnesium oxide. Experiments carried
out at ground level showed that, in the operating range of
the spectrum, the role of radiation scattered by the sky
is insignificant. The measured radiation is modulated
with a frequency of 850 c-P.s. using as a receiver of the
radiation a cooled FbS photo resistance. After
amplification, the signals are transmitted by radio to the
ground. In addition to the basic signals transmitted in
the operating position of the diffraction lattice (which
Card 2/4 is turned by means of a cam), calibrating signals are

Experience gained in direct measurement of the distribution of
the humidity of the atmosphere by menas of the spectral mthod.
49-4-21/23
transmitted and also signals from tile pressure gftuge, etc.
the respective switching in effected by means of a
commutator which is coupled with the cam for scanning of
the spectrum. The full cycle of the instruments is 2.5. secs
and, therefore, the slow changes of the location of the
scattering plate of the light source relative to the Sun'.,s
rays caused by random oacilations of the instrument
during free flight should not effect the results of
determination of the relative intensities of the adjacent
parts of the spectrum. The results are plotted in graphs.
Fig. 1 shows the calibration curve obtained on the basis
of the exponential law; Fig. 2 shows the graduation curve
obtained on the basis of the square root; Fig. 3, shows a
part of the absorption band of water vapour (1.426)
measured on the spectrometer with altitude scanning, whereby
the spectral width of the slot is shown at the boottom part
of this Figure. Fig. 4 shows the dependence of the
absorption function A on the altitude (up to 17 km) for
the band 1.4 A; Fig. 5 shows the dependence of the quantity
of water precipitating along the vertical on the height
Card 3/L reached by the instrument; Fig. 6 shows the dependence of

49-4-21/23
Experience gained in dir;~ct measurement of the distribution of
the humidity of the atmosphere by means of the spectral method.
water concentration in the atmosphere on altitude, in
mm of water precipitated per 1 km of the layer. Althoughh
the obtained data require futthuer checking, they do
indicate the usefulness of the described method and
apparatus for ouch measurements. Increased accuracy and
sensitivity of the instrument for measuring low water
concentrations could be achieved by using more intensive
absorption bands.
There are six figures and 12 references, 4 of which are
Slavic.
SUBMITMD: November 13, 1956.
AVAILABM: Library of Congress.
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K A 1-7s F--,, fkJ
AID P - 2495
Subject usSR/meteorology
Card 1/2 Pub. 71-a - 5/26
Authors Kondratlyev, K. Ya., and Kudryavtseva, L. A., Kands.
Phys. and Math. Sci. AW
Title On the albedo of the sea surface
Periodical Met. I Gidro.j 3, 25-27, My-Je 1955
Abstract The computation of the albedo of large bodies of water
is usually made theoretically on the basis of the
Fresnel formula. The article reports on experiments
in calculating the albedo of the calm sea surface-
under a cloudless sky for diffused and total radiation
disregarding the Inverse diffusion factor by computing
the height of the sun and the diffusion angle at any
given moment. The authors maintain that this method
is mare accurate than a theoretical analysis according
to the Fresnel formula. A table giving albedo data
and a diagram showing the dependence of the albedo

AID P 2495
Met. i Gidro., 3, 25-27, MY-Je 1955
Card 2/2 Pub. 71-a - 5/26
upon the height of the sun are presented. Two Russian
references, 1939-and 1954.
Institution: None
Submitted No date

USSR/Physice
Card 1/1 Pub. 1-47 9/12
Authors I 'Kondratlevt K. Ya.;. Kudryavtre.vaj L. A.; and Manolova, M. PO
Title .~Distribution of the:en, erIgetic (thermal) and light intensities of dispersed
radiation of the atmosphere over the celestial vault
Periodical i Ve3t. Len. un. ser* mat. fiz. khim. 51 119-128) May 1955.
Abetraot i An experimental. study-of the distribution of the thermal (energetic) and
light intelnsitlevof the atmosphere overthe celestial vault is described.
A pyranometer of Yanishevskiy was used for measuring the thermal intensity
:.Of dispersed radiation,and the light intensity was measured with,a photo-
selenium element-Eight. references: I German and 7 USM (1936-a-1954).
Graphs; tables,
Institution
Submitted April 19, 1955

B.S.; BZWV, DNITRIYRVSKIY, O.D.; ZAYTSIV, G.I.; KASTROV,V.G.;
KI3,=TA, M.S.; XUDRYATTSWA L.A.- PATALAKHIN, I.Y.
An attempt to measure the altitudinAl distribution of atmospheric
moisture content'bY,meade.of ppectram analysis. Izv. AN SSSR.
Serageofiz, no&4:552-555 'AP'.'57. (MRA 10-7)
(Moisture-Measurement)

24-7000 7b001
SOV/70-11-5-23/36
AUTHORS: Vasillyev, L. I- Zaring, K. L.,:'.-Kudr,ravtseva, L. A.
TITLE: Multiple Slips In Zin(; at Indoor Toi~,Iipurail-ures
PERIODICAL:
-772 (USSR)
Kristallografiya, 1959, Vol 4, Ur PP 7683
ABSTRACT: It has been known that zinc crystalt, deformed at indoor
temperatur develop slip parallel to (0001), [2-IIOJ
T
gher temperatures the slip takes place
while at h
parallel to (0110), VY19 . In special cases of the
crystal orientation with resoect_to the stress, slips have
also been developed in (11-22), F1123] and (01-11), N
directions. The authors, in deformin.- the specimens of
polycrystalline zinc rods at indoor temperatures found
that some grains sli in two different rections, i.e.,
or even
211
r21101 and (0111)
arallel to (0001)
I
.
,
,
p
lc multiple
"~se cases are
in three directions. The a
slips. Both slips take place in the direction of the

The -pecimens,
shortest interatomic spacing F,21-O .1
13f Zn or p! rer,
50 ram long and 1.5 mm in diamtf~tt'2r, 99.8,L -11
Card 1/4 were annealed at 1400 C in oil bath For on(,~ hour, cooled

Multiple Slips in Zinc at Indoor Temperatures 76ool
SOV/-(0-4-5-23/36
off, electropolished in the aqueous 3olution of' ortho-
phosphoric acid, plastically deformod by otretching with
device UPR at the rate of 0.03% to 270ilin, and studied
under interference microscope MII-4. Larger grains had
clearer and more variegated slips. No grain was deformed
uniformly; some regions of a grain remained undeformed.
Some grains were broken into blocks circumscribed by
differing slip planes while other grains had one or two
sets of glide bands. Each set of kinic bands showed
offsets of about the same height and form pointing to
their identical compositions of a similar number of
lide planes. The interplanar angle (P , between basal
0001) and pyramidal (Olil) slip planes proved in the
~
majority of cases to be close to its theoretical value
of 650. The development of pyramidal slip planes in
.polycrystalline specimens, while they,remain suppressed
in single crystals, apparently is the effect of the
adjacent grains and of the extremely nonuniform deforma-
tion of the polycrystalline.specimens. Under these
Card 2/4 conditions, the stress within some grains apparently

Multiple Slips in Zinc at Indoor Tei.,iperati.irc-.,-- '(6001
sov/yo-4-5-23/36
Card 3/4
exceeds the critical point at which the pyramidal slip
planes begin to develop. Larger grains offer better
opportunity for the development of pyramidal slips,
since small grains can more easily be turned and released
of stresses. It is still not verified whether a rapid
deformation contributes to the development of pyramidal
slips. Additional slip planes were also observed in
polycrystalline specimens constituted of aluminum and
brass grains and near the grain boundaries of di- and
tricrystalline aluminum. There are 3 figures; and 12
references, 7 U.S., 2 Soviet, 1 U.K., and 1 Canadian.
The 5 most recent U.S. references are: Ojala, T.,
et al., J. Metals, 8, 10, 1344, 1956; Gilman, J. J.,
Acta Metallurgica, 3, 2, 209, 1955; Gilman, J. J.,.
J. Metals, 8, 10, 1326, 1956; Boas, W., Ogilvie, G. j.,
Acta Metallurgica, 2, 5, 655, 1954; The U.K. reference
is: Bell, R. L. , Cahn,'. R. W. Bloc.* Rol. Soc. A, 239, 1219,
494, 1957.

V
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multiple S'lips in Zinc at Indoor Temperature/9 76ool
soli/7o-4-5-23/36
ASSOCIATION: Siberian Physicotechnical Scientific Research Institute
(Sibirskiy fizilco-tekhnicheskiy nauchno-issiedovatellskiy
In3titut)
SUBMITTED: May 20, 1959
U - Card 4/4

KUDBYAVT'3EVA L A.- PANIN, V. Te.
_11~'
'remperature dependence of internal friction in CU-Al solid
solutions, Izv, vya. uch, zav,; fiz. 3293-98 162.
(MIRA 15:10)
1. Sibirokiy fiziko-takhnichookiy institut pri Tomokom goeu-
darstvennom universitate Imeni KWbysheva.
(Coppe"lumiow alloys-Thermal properties)

PANIN, V.Ye.; ZENKGVA, E.K.; FEDIN, V.P.; KUDRYAVTSE;VAy L.A.
Diffusion transformations in solid solutions at high temperatures.
Isel.po zharopr.splav. 8sl6l-168 162. (MMA 16:6)
(Copper-aluminum alloys-Metallography)
(Metals at high temperatures)

SUKHOVARCYV, V.F.; ALEKSANDROV, N.A.;._KUMMVTSLVAp-4.A.!._,__
Nature of the deformation aging of nickel. Fis.met.i metalloved.
14 no.6s895-898 D 162. (KMA 16s2)
1. Sibirskly fiziko-tekhnicheskiy instituto
(Nickel-Hardening)

v ta. VL
'it
pc-O)cru, lzlr.

ZAVIYILWV, S.I.; GUIUR, V-1,; KU1)iiYAVTSEVA, L.F.
Chomistry of dthydrorasoreinol. Report No. 6: Now stape in the
synthesis of phonanthrene derivatives based oa dihydroresorcinol.
Izv. AN SSSR.Otd. khim. nauk no.11:20U9-2013 X '60-
(MIRA 13:11)
1. Institut organichookoy khImii tm.N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
(Phonsathrene) (Resorcinol)

ZAVIYALOV, S.I,,; KONDRATIYEVA, G.V.; KUDRYAVTSEVA, L.F.
New path in the synthesis of steroid compounds. Izv.AN SSSR Otd.
khim.nauk no*3:529-530 Mr 161. (MIRA 14:4)
1. Institut organichookoy khimii imeni N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
(Steroids)

KONDRATIYEVA, G.V.; KUDRYAVTSEVA, L.F.j ZAV'YALOV, S.11
Synthesis of 2,6-dimethyl-2-cyano-5-(p-methoxyphenyl)-i-
cyclohexanone. Zhur. ob. khim. 31 no. 11:3621-3626 N 161.
(MIRA 14:11)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii imeni N.D. Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
(Cyclohexanone)

ZAVIYALOV, S.I.; I(ONDRATIYEVA, G.V.; JUDRYAWSEVA, L.F.
/9-Dicarbonyl compounds. Part 12: Carrying out the nucleophilic
reactions of dihydroresorcinol, and its derivatives in solvents
of low polarity. Zhur. ob. khim. 31 no. 22:3695-3700 N 161.
(MBU 14tll)
1. Institut, organicheskoy khimii imeni N.D. Zelinakogo Akademii
nauk SSSR,
(Reaorcitol)

KONDPLATIYEVAP G.V.; KUDRYAVTSEVA,_L.F. ZAV'YALOV, S.I.
Synthesis of trans-8-mothyl-5-(p-mothoxyphenyl)-l-hydrindanone.
Izv.AN SSSR.Otd.khim.nauk no.33526-527 Mr 162. (14IRA 150)
1. Institut organicheakoy khimii im. N.D.Zelinakogo AN SSSR.
(Indanone)

GUIIAHI V.I.; KUDRYAVTSEVAp L.F.; ZAVIYALOV., S.I.
/4-Dicarbonyl compounds. Report No.16: Alkylation of dipotandum
derivatives of cyclic Adicarbonyl compounds in liquid ammonia.
Izv.AN SSSR.Otd.khJm.nsuk no.8;1431-1435 Ag 162. OURA 15:8)
1. Institut, organicheskoy khimii im. N.D.Zelinskogo AN SSSR.
(Carbonyl compounds) (Alkylation)

SMIYAN, YUGPp veterinarnyy vrach; ZUBISOVA, R.A.; KUDRYAVTSEVA, L.F.
Active and passive i=unization -of ducklings againut viral hepatitis.
VeterinAriia 41 no.3t4O-42 Mr 164. (MIRA 1881)
1. 11krainskaya respublikanakaya veterinarnaya laboratoriya Ministeratva
sellskogo khozyaystva UkrSSR (for Smiyan). 2,, Glavnyy veterinarnyy
vrach Gosudarstvannogo nauchno-kontrollnogo inatituta voterinarnykh
preparatov (for Zubtsova).

LPF
L
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ACCE3SION NR: AMO277k 1 S/0204/63/003/CO3/0343/0347
M
AUTHOR: X11 avtoeva, L. G.11 Litmarovich, -410 D.; 1~opcljiyevaLTA; Shtern, V. Ya'*
TIME: The fractionation.of.-the-methy ri-witb 8
_#ietacryLAt
Lt_e OP21
SOURCE.. Teftakhimiya, v. no' 31 1963o.343-347
TOPIC TAGS: __~ copolymer, -fractionation: nethy1metacrylate, styrole, n-hexane
Meth wncillo toluol, acetonitrile-~toluol,.n-hey-ane, styrole
1,BSTIRAM: The fractionation of methylmetacrylate copolyme with styrole in-
two system solvent-precipitator which are essentially different in:,
sensitivity to the composition of copolyner.has been investigated. The two
:-,ysteriis oelected for the fractionation of. copolyrter of the composition
0.23 where Alph - milar composition of atyrole links in tho copolymer
;pha a
Eta-ehexxane plus metanol in the ratio 0.8 : I in toluol, and acetordtrile- -
1L., ~luol- The values of differentia functions w .(Eta) and integral-function-
(Eta) (where Eta,is~the~charactoristic -dod n
osity) of the weight distributio
ol' the original sample according to. (Eta) are calculated from the fractionation
daila. The values Id (Eta) an& I (Eta) essentially depend on the. character.of
'Card 1/2

L -j~351,2--61
ACCESSIMU NP: AP3002774
-system. In tho system Eta - hexxvie plus methanol -
the solverit precipitator
toluol a assymetric cljxve w,(Bti) 'was.obtained cor.."esponding to the expected
Molecular weight distribution of the initial cooolynlar. The system aeetone
toluol has a bimodal curve w (Ert,a). These results agree with the theoretio,al
calcule,ions w--imodal. Orig. art. has: 2 tables and 3 graphs.
'ALSSOCIAT16IN: Instlitut neftekhik.cheskogo einteza A NSSSR im. A. V. Topch_lyeva~
(Institlato . of Petrochemical Syrthesis AN SSSSF~)
SUBK17"I'EN 25Jan63 Mrig ACIt~: 23Jul6'1 00
SR CODE: CH 10,r S OTIM:
1% ZEF OV: 002 012
Carcl 2/2

-InvostituttIng changit-i of tht, flnnfy tempertiture In tubular k1l.rai
w1th the halp of a modeling machine. Izv. v78, ucheb. zav,',
toyet. met. 8 no.5;-89-94 165. (MIRA M10)
1. :w.,,-rnkavkazsk.1y gornomatallurgichei3kiy institut, kafed-A
obshchny metallurgil.

VOYTIZISSITO N.S., doktor takhnioheokikh nauk; VERTEBNTT, P.I., redEktor;
SARWSKATA, G.I., redaktor; KULRYAVTSEVA, L.K., tekhnicheskly
redaktor
[Intra-plant transport in sawmills and lumber proceeoihg mills]
Vnutrizavodskoi transport na lasopillnvkh i dere'vodbrabatyvalu-
shchikh prodpriiatiiakh. Moskva, Goelsobumizdat, 1954. 322 pe
(Hicrofilml (MLRA 7:10)
(sawmills)

L J-IZ2-6~ EPA (13) --2/EWT W /EPP (n) W/EWPW I P (C) J D/W,.,I/
JGIGS
ACCE93ION NR: AT5022450 UR/0000/65/000/000/0001/0022
AUTHOR: Subbotin, V. it; trohnkov P A.,, Zhukov, A. V.; Talanov
V, D.; t a a ova
TITLE: Investigation of the temperRture distribution in core and
shield olements of BN-350 reactor by menns of experimental models
SOURCE: Obninsk. Fiziko-energeticheakly institut. Doklady, 1965,
-dow-n-iYe na mode 1-y-alffi-p--ol-ey temperatury Sow
EksperifiieF noye Issla a ira 371
teplovyd.elyayushchikh elementov aktivnoy zony i ekrana reakto I
BN-350* 1-22
TOPIC TAGS: nuclear power reactor, fast reactor, liquid metal.11
1.4
cooled reactor
ABSTRACT: The distribution of temperntures in various parts of a
350 TAW fast.-neu~ron sodium-coolad roactor was investignted by M00110
of two special experimental niodels. The first model consisting of
the aeoond'i
two IOOP13 Was similar to the core of the D14-reactor while
model. woo arranged for investigation of Itiout transfer in the shield-1:
d
ing area, Particular attention was given to the centrally an
peripherally located fuel elements that In to the fuel agaemblies
8ub Ted to different beat transfer conditions, The core primary.
Etr P, C~'

L 5172-66
ACCESSION NR. AT5022450
loop was cooled by sodiAhile a-sodium-potassium compou.nd*was used,
as coolartt for the secondary core loop as well as for fuel elements
placed within lateral shields. The core model consisted of 37 tubes
of which 34 tubes were provided with special welded fins. The shieU
model had. an assembly of 19 tubes. A detailed description of the
experiments was given and the results were analyzed. The irregular-
.ities in temperature distribution were graphically presented in 10
figures, It is proposed to resume the research on temperatures by
I using new models.because:the.evaluation of temperature ranges and
I gradients on outer peripheral elements was not sufficiently reliable 6
Introductory information is also given on PN-350 reactor aswell as
on some heat transfer problems. Origo.art, beg: 3 diagrams"and
10 graphs.
ASSOCIATION: nofie
SUMTTEI): 00 ENCL: .00 SUB CODE: HPI
OTIMR!, .000
NO IMF S()V#.: w0
Card 2/2

TKAGHENKOp F.K., kand.tekhn.nauk; ZUBAREV, V.F., doktor tekhn.nauk;
KUDRY.AVTSEVA, L.K.,.inzh.
Mechanism of the formation of graphitization nuclei in
prehardened white cast iron. Mashinostroenie no.1:50-53 Ja-F
,62. (MIRA 15:2)
(Cast iron--Metallography)

TKACHENKO, F.K.,, kand.tekhn.naukj KUDRYAVTSEVAp_L.N,p inzh.
Effect of heat treatment on the graphitization of vhite cast
iron. Mashinostroenis no.6t2l-24 N-D 162. (MIRA l6s2)
1. Zhdanovskiy metaUur icheakiy institut.
. N9
ast iron--Heat treatment)

TKAGHENKO, F.K. (Zhdanov); Prinimals, uchastiye__~jUDKYAVTWA,,L.N. ._
Factors accelerating the graphitization of iron-car~qn alloys.
SSSIL Otd. tekh. nauke Met. i gor. delo no.1:129-132 Ja-F 163.
(Cast iron-Hardening) (MIRA
Izv. AN
16:3)
V.
ltlll

-.---- -;, il lzr-. V~~V.%Wtm MEM -1 .
I ~, ~ .. . I /!

KUDRYAVTSEVA, L.S.; SUSAREV, M.P.
Liquid vapor equilibrium in the systems chloroform - hexane and
acetone chloroform. Zhur.prikl.khim. 36 no.6tl231-1237 Je 163.
(MIRA 160)
(Chloroform) (Hexane) (Acetone)

KUDRYATMEVA, fi.S.; SWSAREV~ M,P.
Liquid - vapor equilibrium In the system acetone- chloroform -
hexane at temperatures 35, 45, 550 and pressure 760 nun. Hg.
Zhur. prikl. khim. 36 no.8.1710-1716 Ag 163.
Differential equation of the curves of multiple distributions
constancy of the relative volatility) of two components of
a ternary system solution - ideal vapor. 1717-1721
(VMA 1~:ll)
1. Leningradskiy gogudarotvennyy universitet.

KIIDRYAVTSEVA, L.S.; SUSAREV, M.P.
Liquid - vapor equilibrium in the system ethyl alcoho'L -
chloroform - hexane at temperatures of 55~ 45, 350 and
pressures of 760 mm.Hg. Zhur. prikl. kh1m. 36 no.9:2025-
2030 D 163. (MIRA 17:1)

KUDRYAVTSEVA, L.S.; SUSAREV, M.P.
Differontial equation of multiple distribution curves
(constance of relative volatility) of the two componenUi
of a ternary system solution - ideal vapor. Zhur. prikl.
khim. 36 no.10:2239-2243 0 163. (MIRA 17:1.)

SUSAREV, M.P.; KUDRYAVTSEVA., L.S.; MATUSHKEVICH, E.A.
Concentration regions of the location and temperature shift of
ternary azeotropes. Zhur. fiz. khim. 37.no.12:2672-2677 D 163.
1. Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni, Zhdanova.

SUSSAREV, M.P.; KUDRYAVTSEVA, L.S.
Concentration regions of location and temperature shift of ternary
azeotropes. Part 2. Zhur. fiz. khim. 38 no.1:47-51 Ja'64.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Leningradskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni A.A. Zhdanova.

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KUDRYAVTSEVA, L.S.; SUSMZEVY .".P.
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Concentration regions of the Iccatlon and tem[rrature
di5placement of ternary azootropes. Fart 3. Zhur. fiz. k'him.
38 no.2:345-350 F 164. (MIRA .1748)
1. Leningradskiy gosudarstvannyy univ.-waitet impni Zbdanova.

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ACC NR: AP6002583 SOURCE CODE: UR/0286/65/000/(123/0076/0076
INVENTOR: Kudaavtsev~ L. V.; Morokhov, M. I.; Kharlomova. K. N.
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ORG: none 13
TITLE: Method of plating titanlu with platinum. Class 48, No..176767 (announced by
All-Union 5 entLfLc ResearCh and Degirn- Institute of Chemical. Hachinem (Vue-
soyuznyy Nauchno-iseledovatel'skiy I konstruktorakiy InstItut khtmicheskogo mashino-
stroyeniya))
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobr .eteniy i.tovarnykh zrFtkov, no. 23, i9659 76
TOPIC TAGS: titanium, -rN. tj 4~~4
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate *introduces a method for electrolytic platink of
titanium followed by heat treatment of the coating. To obtain high-quality Fl-ating,
the deposition is carried out in an electroly-te containing (g/1) 10-15 chlorplatinic
acid,240-420 oodium nitrite and 1. 0 --1, 5 ~ ammohlum hydroxide i--At'60-70C Olt'
2
is 7.5- 810-afid. tHe-dr',zl-~-,10 a/dm JAZI
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~Wp
ACC NR: APS022657 SOURCE CODE: UR/0365/65/0011005/0500/0504
AUTHOR: Kudr )ravtseva, b. V.; Kharlamova, K. .; 1~~orkhov~,M. I~. - Z__i~
ORG: All-Union Research and Construction Institute of Chemical Machine-Buildin
(Vsesoyuzniy nauchno-issledovatellskiy i konstruktorskiy institut khimicheskogo
mashinostroyeniya)
TME: The Rlatinum platingof Ti and Ta electrodes in amino-nitrite electrolytes
SOURCE: Zashchita metallo'v, v. 1, no. 5, 1965, 500-504
TOPIC TAGS: titanium, tantalum, metal plating, platinu , electrolyte deposition
latinum on V and Ta e
ABSTRACT: The deposition of lec rodes was investigated. The
electrodes were made of BT-14i and TH-3 and had dimensions of 1x3xl00 mm.
These were initially cle-a-ReW by degr-e-a-SIT"Tiff,and etching, and subsequently used as
anodes in two different amino-nit-rite electrolytes, coded I and II: I - Pt (in the
form'H2MIG-61120), 10 g/l; NaN02, 280 9/1; NH4NO3, 100 9/1; N1140H (in the form of
a 10% solution), 50 g/1; and Il - Pt (-;n the form H2PtCI6-6H20), 10 g/l; MaNO7, 100-
280 g/l; NH40H (in the form of a 10% solution), 1-2%. During platinizing, the
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cathode current density for I and 11 varied from 2 to 10 amp/dm2, and the tempera-
tuve from 30 to 900C. The following variables were studied for electrolytes I and
II: the internal stress in the coatings, cathodic potential during.deposition, the
operative durability of the electrolytic solutions, current efficiency, and the po-
rosity and dispersive quality of the Pt coating. In general, electrolyte 11 pex--
forms better - the optimum platinizing conditions are: temperature, 60-70OC; cur-
rent density, 2-10 amp/dm2 for the platinizing of Ti and 203 amp/dm2 for Ta. Curves
are given for internal stress (kg/cm2) as a function of temperature of electroliza-
'tion, and cathode current density. The change in potential with time is also shown
for Ti in el'ectrolytes I and II, and for Ta in electrolyte II, both at 700C and at a
current density of 2 amp/dm2. Data on the dependence of cathodic potential during
platinization in 11 vs the duration of electrolization for different temperatures is
,given for Ti. The cathodic potentials decrease with time up to a cut-off point
Ausually about 2-3 min), while the curve is displaced downwards with increase in
temperature. The cathodic potential vs time curve for Ta is higher than that for TL
The strength of the cohesive Pt coating can be increased by a factor of twenty-five,
if the Ti and Ta electrodes are heat treated after platinization. The cohesive
strength of Ti changes little in the temperature range 100-7000C (1,2 hrs), but in
the interval 750-790OC'(1,2 hrs) it increases from 0.3-1.4 kg/MM2 to a maximum at
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7900C of 25.4 kg/mmz; then it decreases gradually above 8000C. The above data is
for coating thicknesses of 5-7 p, since thicker Pt coatings tend to crack readily.
Orig. art. has: 4 figures, 2 tables.
SUB CODE: GC,MM/ SUBM DATE: 25Mar65/ ORIG RM 007/ OTH REr: on
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(Cyroscope)

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(Drawing (Metalwork))-Terminology)

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TOXARI, Ta,G., inshener; KM
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The use of a fixed temperature thermeregulater in the wool
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1
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MUKRANEDOVA, L.A.; BAYBURGVA, M.Kh.; MALYSHKO, T.M.; KUDRYAVTSEVA,_ M.I.
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1. Institut or~anicheskoy khimii AN SSSR, Kazan'.
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