SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LAVORKO, P.K. - LAVRENENKO, K.D.

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1AVORNOP P. X.
LAYCRKO' P.K., OBOLORCHIK, V.A., inzhener, retsensent.
[Xa=al for the foreman of a galvanized~metal coating shop] Paxiatka
mastera teekha gallvanicheskikh pokrytil. Kiev, Go@. nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo mashinostrolt. i sudostrolt. lit-ry [Ukr. otd-ulel 1953. 172 p.
(Blectroplating) (MA 7:7)

L&VORKOR Pavel Konotantinovich; SNHDYUK, V.K.. Inzhener, rodaktor;
JSIUK159 A.F., Irmhener. retsenzent; ZAOOLIN. N.S.. redaktor;
LYKHOTA, M.A., tekhnichookly redaktor.
[Booklet for chromium platers] Famiatka po tekhnike bezopas-
nostl dlia khrontrovshchikov. Kiev, Gos.naucW=-tekhn.izd-vo
mashinostrott.lit-ry, 1955. 39 P. (KT.RA 8:11)
(Chromium plating)

k M v o KIC 0 ) e /'~.
GONCHAMTKO, Konstantin Samenovich;U~IVITSKIY, G.S., inzhener, rateenzent;
IAVORED, P.K., in-zhener, redaktor: SOROKA, M.S., redaktor;
-HUDI=Tr--j-T9.V., takhnichookiy redaktor.
[Con6ise electroplating manual] Kratkii spravocbnik gallvanotekhnika.
Kiev. Gos.nauchno-tekhnAzd-vo mashinostroitellnoi lit-ry, 1955. 223 P-
(Electroplating)

L;
EYCHIS, Andrey Petrovich; SERDYUK, Y.I..in2heneri rodaktor; LAVORKO, P.K.,
Inzhener, retsenzent; LYKHOTA, M.A.
[Safety manual for vorkers in painting shops] Pamiatta po tekhnike
bazopasnosti dlia rabochikh okrasochnykh teekhov. Kiev, Gos.nauchno-
tekhn.12d-vo mash1=9trolt.lit-ry, 1957- 72 pe' (MLRA 10:6)
(Paintii , IftbWtrIa1--Safety measures)
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION' sovI3621
Lav,orko, Pavel Konstantinovich
Pokrytiya metallov; spravochnoye posobiye 41ya konstruktorov (Coating for Metals;
A Manual,f& Designers) Kiyev, Mashgiz,' 1~959- 147 p. Series: Biblioteks.
k4stn&tora) 10,500 copies'printed.
Sponso;ang Agency: Nauchno-tekhnicheakoye qbsbehestvo mashinostroitellnoy
prceyshlennosti. Kiyevskaya oblastnaya organizatBiya.
Reviewer: K.S. Goncharenko, Candidate of, Technical Scienc6s; Ed,.: N.P;.
0nishc1i6nko,,Enkineer; Chief Ed. ~(Southern Division' Mash~ii)-'
V*K., Serdyuk, Engineeri
PURPOSE: The book is intended for technical designers;in machine plants.
COVERAGE:' The book contains information on the use of protective, protective-
'decorat*ve., wear-resistant., and special-purpose metal coatings in the design
ancl construction of machine. parts and instri2tents Data on electrical, phemieal and
lpequer-paint 0_oitinp., and on the type dnd thickness of specific costings aide
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Coatihg for Me"; A Msiiual for Pesigners SOV/3621
given. Also discussed are problems related to the required allowance for
coating owmachine parts-and to the eleme a of standardization and xinification
of costings-o. 'No personalities are mentioned. There are i6 references, all
bo~iet-.-
TABLE OF CONKE=;,
Foreword 3
Introduhtion
Electroplating 16
Clabsification of electrolytic metal coatings 24
SmTace q4~kllty ir. electroplating 31
"Basic'Properties of Electroplating Coatings 38
-Zinc plating 38
Cadmiun plating, 40
Tin plating 42
Copper plAting 44
ieead plitting 45
SilVer'plating +6
Gold-plating 48
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Coating ~for Metals; A Manual for Designers
platinum plating 48
Nickel plating 51
Chrome plating 51
Special features in the chrome plating of certain parts and instruments 56
Ran-metal plating 64
Basic Properties of Nonmets.311c Oxide and Phosphate Ccetings 66
Oxide coating of'ferrous metals 66
Phosphate coating 68
Oxide.coating of aluminum and'nonferrous metals 69
Selection of the Form and Type of Elee trolytic Metal Coating and Oxide
Coating in the Desiga of Machine Parts 74
Allowances: for parts being electroplated 76
Specification of coatings on drawings 90
Iacquer-Paint,Coatings 100
Characteristics of lacquer-paint coatings 102
Seleftion. of the type of lacquer-paint coatings 127
Bib2lography 147
AVAIWLE: Library of Congress (TA467.L37)

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3AAtjnav4,ahj-LITVISHKO, S.T., lnzh., retsenzent;
LAVORKO, Pavel K~oAA
.I ..... red.; RUDvNSKIY, Ya.V., takhn.red.
[Instructions for shop foremen on electrolytic costing
practices] Pamiatka mostoru tseWia gallvanicheskikh pokry-
tii.. Izd.2., dop. i ispr. KoBkva, Gos.nvuchno-tekhn.izd-vo
mashinostroit.lit-ry. 1959. 261 p. (MIRA 12:12)
(Electroplating) (Protective coatings)

ZYCHIS, A.P., otv.red.; LAVORKO, P.K., red.; LITYAK, N.I., red.;
SOROU, M.S., reu-.j.IffwVWwft~
(Protective-decorative and special metal coatings] Zaahchitno-
dakorativnyo i apetainlInye pokrytiia motallov. Kiev, Goo.
nauehno-tekhnAzd-vo manhinostroit.lit-ry. 1959. 291 p.
(MIRA 12:12)
1. ITauchno-tokhnichaskoye obshchestvo mashluostroitellnoy pro-
myahle=oati. Kiyovskoye oblaotnoye pravlaniyea
(Protective coatings)

GONCHMNKO, Konstantin Semenovioh; BLASHCHUX, Ye.F., inzh., retsenzent;
LAVORKOp P*K*q Inzh., red.; FURER, P.Ya.. red.-
[Porous chromium coating of machine parts] Poristoe khromirovanie
detalei mashin. Izd.2., parer. i dop. Moskva, Goo.nauchno-takhn.
izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry, 196o. 170 P. (HIRA 1319)
(Ghromium plating) (Protective coatings)

BLASHCHUK., Yovgeniy Frhntsevich;lLAVORKQ. Pavel X032stantinovich; DIDYUKOV,
Z.S.2 inzh., retsenzent; R119MG, D.B., red.; GOPMOSTAYFOLISKAYA,
M..S., tekhn. red.
(Electroplatingl Gallvanotekhnika. Moskva5 Gos.nauchno-tekbn.izd--
vo mashinostroit.:Lit-ry 1961. 245 P. (MLRA 14.- 12)
lElectroplating)

AYJ4021136 BOOK EMEOITATION
S/
Lavorko, P, Ke
0xide, coating of metals (Oksidny-Nye p6k-ryAtiya metallov),, Moscow., Mashgiz., 1963.,
185 p,, i3lueo, biblio., 7p5OO copies printed.
TOPIC TAGS: oxide coating, nonferrous metal,phosphate coating, electrochemistry,
iron-carbon alloy, aluminum alloy, magnesium ai-loy, copper, zinc, silver
PURPOSE AND COVMAGE: The book describes chemical., electrochemical, and therval
methodd of oxidation and the phosphating and chemical painting of ferrous and non-
ferrous medals and their alloyso The methods of mechanical and chemical preparation
of metal surfaces.,the oxidation and phosphating processes', and the strengthening
of the resulting coatings are given. Information also is given on modern equipment
I(semi-automatic., automatic,, and conveyor lines). Handbook data required to select
and apply oxide coatings are presented. The book is intended for workers and fore-
men in galvanizing shops.
T.ABIZ OF.COINTENTS Cabridged3:
Foreword - - 3

!f#,XOVLEVA, Tatlyans. Fadorovna; RYSTENKO, Anna Timofeyevna, KO,
P.K., insh., retsenzent; RIKEERG -, D. B. , red. __SAVIOR
GORNOSTAYPOLISKAYA, M.S... tekhn. red.
[Brief handbook on electroplating) Kratkii spravochnik po
gallvanicheskim pokrytiiam. Moskva, Maahgll,, 1963. 269 P.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Electroplating-Handbooks, manuals, ate.)

L-JTORKO, V. S-
"On the Case or the Radiation of Sound into Air and '.1ater." Cand Phys-
Yath Sci, I-ari-ne :lydrop'llysics Inst, Acad Sci 1:55R, ~-OscOw, 1955- :"a '31
Feb 55)
so: sum. .-,o 631. 26 Aug 55 - Survey of Sc`entific and Technical Dissirtations
Defended at U;SSR 77igher Sducational I-stlitutions (14.)

'31 t tro 1D
AUTHORS:
TITLE:
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S/18 601000100610071011
B101%204
Pivovarov, A. A., Lavorkop V. S.
Vertical attenuation of solar radiation in the seas
PERIOXCAL: Vestnik Moskovskogo universiteta. Seriya 3, fizikaq
astronomiya, no. 65 1960v 59-63
TEXT: A report is given on measurements of the solar radiation penetrat-
ing to various depths of the sea, which were made on the research vessel
"Hookovskiy universitet" in Summer and Fall of 1959 in the Black Sea.
As a measuring device a thermoelectric pyranometer system Yu. D.
Yenishevskiy in a water-tight cover, which was connected with a FCA-1
(GSA-1) galvanometer by means of a flexible line. The horizontal position
of the pyranometer was warranted by loading it with appropriate weights.
At the same time, the incident and the reflected radiation were measured
by means of an albedometer. A table gives the measured values$ which
were obtained on October 18-19, 1959 on the Caucasian coast, 8 miles from
the shore under a cloudless sky, and a calm atmosphere; the sea was
0
78 m deep, and the-sun's altitude 30-37. From theequation for the
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Vertical attenuation of SA88160100010061007101l
B101/B204
radiation Iz reaching the depth z, which was suggested by A. G. Kolemikov:
Iz exp(-Pmz) (1) (,m a intensity of the m-section of the spectrum,
PM absorption coefficient) the empirical equation:
Iz IO[O.23exp(-27z) + 0.20exp(-2-35z) + 0-57exp(-Oo3Oz).j (2) was de-
rived. The values calculated by means of this equation are also given in
the table. The following attenuation coefficients were found: for
1 - 7 m depth 0-32 m-1 I for 0.2 - 1 m depth 0.46 m-1, and for the
upper 20 cm 2.2 m Fig. 2 gives measured results obtained on August
13-15, 1959 in the shallow north-western part of the Black Sea: 33 m,
and on August 26-27, in the deeper part (depth 100 m), sun's*altitude
greater than 40 0. The attenuation coefficients were 0.20 m-1 in 1-10 m
depth in shallow water, and 0.16 m-1 in deep water. These data show
good agreement with the measurements carried out by S. G. Boguslavskiy
(also in the Black Sea). mention is made of analogous measurements
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B 101/204
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S/05 61/000/001/005/007
(M// B01 2Y3058
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AUTHORS: Pivovarov, A. A., Lavorko, V. S.
TITLE: The Diurnal Cource of the Solar adiation Components and
the Albedo of the Sea
PERIODICAL: Meteorologiya i gidrologiya, 1961, No. 1, PP. 43-46
TEXT: During the 195~ expedition on the vessel "Moskovskiy Universitet",
the authors continuously recorded the incident total radiation and the
radiation reflected by the sea surface. Thermoelectric pyranometers (system
by Yu. D. Yanichevskiy), which were connected to a three-point recording
galvanometer r-r(SG), were used as radiation receivers. The galvanoructer
was mounted on a Cardanic suspension, speoially built for the purpose at
the masterskiye fizicheskogo fakulltet4 MGU (workshops of the Physics
Branch of MGU). The absolute graduation of the pyranometers was made at
the Karadagskaya aktinometricheskaya observatoriya (Karadag Actinometric
Observatory). The observations made in August and October of 1959 with
cloudless sky in the open part of the Black Sea under various wave condi-
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The Diurnal Course of the Solar Radiation
Components and the Albedo of the Sea
S/05 61/000/001/005/007
3012YI3058
tions were made use of in this study. The observations of the diurnal
course of the incident total radiation over the sea showed that it is
symmetric as referred to the noon time. The data obtained were used to
check the formulas for calculating the diurnal course of total radiation
according to the sun's altitude with cloudless sky. The formula by
'Iyand (Ref. 1) selected for the purpose . similar to the formula
M. Ye. Berl 18
by Kastrov and may be written down as formula (1);
IG.= 30 sin2h6) / (sin h04f)
lie is the sun's altitude, s 0the solar constant. The results of the check
showed good agreement of formula (1) with the observation data. According
tQ the observations made by the authors, the diurnal course of total
radiation at a sun's altitude of from 15 to 50 0 depends linearly on' the
sun's altitude: I = 0.0265 h 0.090 (2).The equation I I
C scatt/ dir
18.4 + 1-91-10-2 exp 5.60 h could be found for the dependence
1 2 - 0
of the relation Iscattered/idirect on the sun's altitude at altitudes of
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The Diurnal Course of the Solar Radiation 3/05 61/000/001/005/007
Components and the Albedo of the Sea 3012YB058
from.10 to 400, h 0being expressed in radians and the relation I scatti/I dir
in %. This formula is similar to formula (4)
A= 3.30 + 6.96-lo-2 exp 3.90 Q]
1 2
obtained for the dependence of the total-radiation sea albedo on the sun's
altitude. The curve calculated from this formula is compared with that
obtained from the formula by K.,Ya. Kondratlyev and L. A. Kudryavtseva
(Ref, 4) for the dependence of the total-raddation sea albedo on the sun's
altitude.with cloudless sky and smooth water surface. The comparison shows
that the total-radiation sea albedo mainly depends on the movement of the
waves. The sea albedo for scattered radiation and smooth water surface was
calculated by using the formula by Kondratlyev and Kudryavtseva as well as
the ratio of direct to scattered solar radiation over the sea. The calcula-
tion results showed that the sea albedo for scattered radiation depends
very, little on the sun's altitude. On the basis of the analysis of ex-
perimental material it can be assumed that the total radiation over the
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The Diizrnal Course of the Solar Radiation S/050/61/000/001/005/007
Components and the Albedo of the Sea B012/BO58
sea with cloudless sky is a linear function of the sun's altitude in the
range of the sun's altitudes from 15 to 500. This relation is expressed by
formula (2). Starting from f = 0.180, formula (1) also produces good agree-
ment with the observation.data. The albedo for the total radiation can be
calculated from formula (4) at waves of from 2 to 4 points. There are
3 figures and 4 Soviet references.
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LAVORVAO I. G.
Surgery
e RSF'
Dissertation: "Organization of Surigical Aid in Cities of th OR for the
Years 1949-1951 and Its ~4uality in Certain Diseases." CAnd Med Sci, First
Moscow Order of Lenin Medical Inst, 29 Mar 54. (Vochernvaya Uoskva, Moscow,
17 Mar 54)
SO: SUM 213, 20 Uar 1954

LAV04,
The Tranobaikalian bear. Zam. po fauna i flore Sib. no.18-9-11 155.
(MIRA 11:1)
1. Kafedra okhotovedenlya i woologii Irkutskogo oallskokhozyayotvan-
nogo instituta.
(Tranobaikalia--Bearo)

LAVOV, M. A.: Master Biol Sci (diss) -- "The economic use of sable in Baykalia".
~- ' V
Irkutsk, 1957. 19 pp (Irkutsk Agric Inst), 150 copies (KL, No 81 1959, 136)

LAVOV, I.I.A.
Practice of organizing sable'trapping in the Kabansk District of the
3ur.rat-Mongolian Autonomous So-iiet Socialist Republic.'Kraeved. sbor.
no.2:72-96 '58. (MIRA 13:2)
(Rabansk District--Sables)

LAVOV', M.A.
:Offset of the sable on the squirrel population in Eastern
Siberia. Izv*Sib.otd. AN SSSR no.l.-59-66 159* (MMA 12:4)
1. Vostbehno-Sibirskoye otdeleniye nauchno-iseledovatellskogo
institute zhivotn6go syrlya i pushniny. '
(Siberia, Eastern--Sables)
(Siberia, Beetern--Squirrels)

LAVOV, M.A. .
I
Influence of sables on the squirrel population in Transbaikalia
[with e-nm ry in English]. 4ol. rhur. 38 no.2:261-267 F 159.
(MIRA 12:3)
I.Irkutsk Agricultural Institute.
(Tranobaikalia-Sables) (Transbaikalia-Squirrels)

USSR/Fani Animals. Honeybee.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 17, 1958, 78852.
Author Lavrekhin, F. A.
Inst
Title Diological Method of Control of Bee Diseases.
Orig Pub: Plechavodstvo, 1958, No 1, 43-48.
Abstract: A review of foreign work of Dorldiert, Shullts-
Langer, Tochinov, Butner and others.
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i' ACC NRt AP6032090- SOURCE CODE:. UR/0256/66/m/009/0038/oo4i
AUTHOR: Lavrenchenko, A. K. (Captain; Navigator first class)
ORG;1 none''
TITLE: Tactics - the controller's reliable weapon [Aircraft controller training]
SOURCE: Vestnik protivovozdushnoy oborony, no. 9, 1966, 38-41
TOPIC TAGS:
gve,~ ~4 airborne intercept, interceptor aircraft, flight control, aircraft
contrbller,, A-c,
ABSTRACT This article discusses the various techniques used by aircraft controllers
handling interceptors and criticises certain aircraft"control practices, Stating
that some controllers.handle various types of aircraft in the same manner, it dis-
putes the idea that a knowledge of tactics is not required by aircraft controllers,
Controllers are charged with,the.duty of constantly prefecting their knowledge of
tactics and searching out new techniques for controlling fighters engaged in combat
with aerial targets. Since most controller shortcomings are a result of inadequate
training, it is essential that their training be improved, with emphasis on simu-
lating tactical situations. Orig-art. has: 2.figuresi
SUB CODE:- 15, 05/ SLIBM DATE: none/
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ACC NR: PT7002157 SOY.RCE-CODE:----Ug-/6000/66/000/000/0062/oo6g-
'AUTHOR: Lavrenchenko, G. K.
IORG: Odessa Technological Institute of the Food and Refrigeration Industry
I(Odesskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut pishchevoy i kholodillnoy proc7ohlennosti)
TITLE: Determining the DarameterB of thermol)iles
iSOURCE: AN UkrSSR. Termodinamika teplovykh dvigateley (Thermodynamics of heat
!engines). Kiev, Izd-vo Naukova dumka, 1966, 62-69
!TOPIC TAGS: thermocouple, heating, thermoelectric equipment, thermoelectric cooling
j
!ABSTRACT: The author presents methods for calculating the parameters of thermopiles
iwith variable temperature junctions designed for use in thermoelectric devices for
jheating and cooling streams of liquids under steady-state conditions. Heat flux
through the insulating enclosure is disregarded and the heat transfer coefficients
for the cold and hot sides of the thermopile are taken as infinite. The methods con-
sidered in this paper for determining the parameters and characteristics of thermo-
piles are especially useful for designing thermoelectric units for simultaneous pro-
~
iduction of heat and cold, or for alternate operation as a heater or cooler.- The pro-
1posed equations may be used for calculating the optimum quantity of cooling water from!
11the economic standpoint. Orig. art. has: 17 formulas.
SUB CODE: 13, 20/ SUBM DATE: 14 Feb65/ ORIG MW: 004
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SPIVU, F.Te.; IzEtOZDLIKSKXrp B*Goj DMOFEYEV9
(YAROW"Ont'd resonme aboorption integrale for yariou
substames aid or the multipUcation coefficimt, (effectlTe
n=ber of vecmdar)r mutrow) of resonance neutrons for
fissi=able iisoUlft] Imerenila resonanaWkh Integralov.
poglashabomila dlis. razlicbmVkh vesbcbeBtv J koeffitsionte,
raznnozbemlia (effektivzogo ebisla vUricbmykh neitronw) ma
rozon=Wkh neitronakh dUm, doliashebikbela isotopor. Moskva,,
1955. 13 P. , (MM 3427)
(Neutrons) (Isotopes) (NRflear fission)

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PEASE I BOOK EXPLOITATXON SOV16333'
Soclawev, V. V., ed.-
Tekhnika izmerenlye raaioaktivr,7,W preparatov; abornik statey (Tech-
nlquei for the Measurement of Radioactive Preparations; Collection
of Articles) Moscow, Gosatomizdat, 1962. 46W coples~printed.
Eds.; A.- M. Smirnova and M. A. SmIrnov; Teeli.' Ed.: S. M. Popova,
PURPOSE, This book Is Intended for specialists in-hudlear insttu-
ment
COVERAM. The book is a*colltotion of art-.%cles on recent developments
In 2)*measurement of the activity and 2)~analyaio o~ the composi-
tion-of emibsions of radioactive preparations. The methodology and
fipparatus usbd In these studies'areLdescribed in detaii. References
are given at the end of each article.
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LAVRE-NCHIK, V-N,
Category : USSR/Nuclear Physics - Nuclear Reactions C-5
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 1. 1957, No 557
Aut hor ;Sptvak, P.U,11rozolimskiy, B.G., Dorofeyev,G.A., Lavrenchik, V.N.,
Kutikov, I.Yh.) and Dobrynin, Yu. F.
Title :Determination of the' Aveidgi- Number of Neutrons, ;) eff , Emitted by a
Single Capture Act for the Ttotope~ u233, u235, and Na239 in the
Ultra-thermal Region of Neutron Energies.
Orig Pub :Atom. energiya, 1956, No 3, 13-20
Abstract :The variation Of Oeff was measured for the isotopes u233 u235 and Pu239
in the ultrathermal r4gion of neutron energy. Meff of ;b3 remains un-
changed all the vay up to energies on the order of 100 ev. A-leff of pu239
diminishes by 12% during the transition from the thermal spectrum to the
of b.15--- 0-5 ev energy spectrum, and then remains unchanged. ~/ef'
f Of
U235 remains unchanged-u-pon transition from the thermal spectrum to the
0.15 -- 0.5 ev energy spectrum, and then drops by 18% upon transition
to the energy spectrum 8 -- 130 ev.
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Cvtogory USSR/Nuclenr Fhysics Nucleer Reactions 0-5
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 3, 1957, No 6040
Author : Spivak, P.Yo., Yorozolimokiy, B.G., Dorofeyov, G.A., Vvronohik,
V N Kutikov, I.Ye., Dobrynin, Yu.P. "!T t ~' -.
'A"" 1kitted 235, ,,d
Title ixwerZge Number of Neutrons U
239 Isotopes Upon Capture e by the U233 9
u of'Noutrons with Energies from
P
30 -- 900 kov.
Orig Pub Atom. oneigiyr!, 191.56, No 51, 21-26
f
30 -- goo kev neutrons by ii,,eans of a mothod employing two
indicator systems, hRving a different dependence of the ef-
ficiency of the neutron energy. The prom~wn+ outron sources
employed were the photogutron sources Sb' Be 430 kev),
GaY2 + D20 (140 kev) Na2 + D20 (2,1-0 kev), end Ne2 + Be ('Q00
kov)..
Thu results obtvined Pro listed in the tables
~ U2~3 u235
Of ) and u239 were measured for
Abstract t The vrlues Of'j
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Category US8R/Nuclenr Physics - Nuclear Reactions C-5
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizikr, No 3, 1957, No 60ho
ENERGY (KEV) U233 U235 PU239
3 0 2. 25+0 07
14o 2.4376.12 2.1270.10 2.3570-12
250 2.45ib-12 2.2170.15 2.6070.18,
250 2.46+o.lo 2.00+0.10 2.50+0.11
900 2.60+0.13 2.2G0.08 2.571;0.12
G.D.
Card 2/2

U"iraremants m mada on Yff for ft lamopos uIn,
ijlu am P~m for ap--trwe %ith awroes fr= 30 to 000 kin.
it in discovered that lb dAs enera ragloa Joff lnma""
mbft=UsUy as the neutpor. er-orsy inarcanS. Pkutb)

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1. -No
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"

IAVRENCHIIC.9 V.14,; SOFIYEV;, G.N.
Iptensity and spe,:,tra.1-composotion of the g;;r.-.q radiation
oZ sea water. Izv. Ali SSSR. Ser. geofiz. no.2.-275--278 F 16-22.
(KIIR& 15.-2)
(Sea water)
(Gama rays)

-, LAVRENCHIKJ, V.N.; SAMOYLOV, L.N.; CHULKOV, P.M.; GORBMIOV, V.F.
Concentration of Be7 in the af~mwsphere over the Atlantic Ocean.
Atom. energ. 13 no.1%25-30 J1 162. (PaRA 15:7)
(Atlantic Ocean-Atyaosphere) (fieryllium-Isotopes)

LAVRENC
Distribution of CeI44 and RJ06 concentrations over the
Atlantic Ocean in 1958. Atom. energ. 13 no.102-73 J1
162o (MMA 15:7)
(Cerium-Isotopes) (Atlantid Ocean-Atmosphere)
(Rubidium-Isotopes)

h3h614
S/089/62/013/006/009/027
B102/M6
AUTHORSt Kurchatov, B. V., Lavrenchik, V. H., Shubko, V. M.
TITLEs Radioa?tive tungsten in the atmosphere
PERIODICAL: Atomnaja energiyal Y. 13, no. 6, 1962, 576 580
'TEXTt In the months following July 1958 a new activity of about 60 kev
was detected in gamma spectrograms of air samples from the western part of
141 144 103 106 95 95
the USSR. The fact that Ce Ce Ru Ru Zr , and Nb were
present in the samples and contributed to-this peak made it difficult to
identify. From a radiochemical analysis it was possible to obtain a
preparation whose specific activity corresponded to A-radiation of w185.
The isotope composition of the radiotungstezi was determined by measuring
the halflives of A and r-actiVe substances and the.radiation energies.
237
NP i which has an intense peak at 59-7 kevp was taken as refeTence
emitter. Thus the energy was found. to be (58ti) kov and the ha-Iflifo was
161
140 days, corresponding to W whiolh goes over by radiative electron
Card 1/?-,

S/08~/62/013/006/009/027
Radioactive tungsten... B102/B186
capture into Ta 181 The isotopes W181 and W185 are most-probably produced
182 166
in (n,~n) reactions from W and V1 having a cross section greater than
that of (n, r) reactions by a factor of 103 q which also are possible. If the
growth in A and X-activities between July and November are confronted with
the natural W isotope composition and the halflife data it can be cont.-luded
that the atmospheric tungsten was caused by the US thermonuclear test
series performed on the Marshall islands during May'- July 1958. The geo-
graphical and seasonal fluctuations of the tungsten atmospheric pollution
*ere studied in detail. In contrast to Sr90 which'remained almost constant
between July and November 1958, the W185 content increased steadily from
0.12 to 6.'8 mGu/kml (determined in the rainwater). On W 181 a con-entration
maximum was also observed in spring 1959 which is attributed to meteorolog-
ical causes. The latitude dependence of the atmospheric tungsten activity
'Measured in December 1958 shows an Atlantic peak between 20 and 300 n.1.
and measured in November 1959 a Pacific peak at ab'out-400 n.1. There are
2 figures and 3 tables.
SUBMITTEDs April 18p 1962

LAVEMCHIN,, V.F.; SOFIM,, G.N.; SMEKO, V.Mt
Radioactive contaminants in the air over the Indian and Pacific
Oceano in 1959-1960, Atcm.energ. 14 no.3:309-313 Mr 163.
(MMA l6s2t)
(Indian Ocean-Air-Pb2lutionY (Pacific Ocean-Air-Pollution)
(Radioactive fallout)

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E 01-
PME I BOOK E(PLOITATION SOV/6333
Bochkarev, V. V., ed.
Tekhnika Izmerenlye radioaktivnykh preparatov, abornik statey (Tech-
niques for the Measurement of Radioactive Freparatio4as; Collection
of Articles) moacow, Gosatomlzdat, 1962. 4600 copies printed.
Eds.: A. X. Smirnova and M. A. Smirnov; Tech.' Ed.: S. M. Popova.
FU TOU: This book is intended for specialists In nuclear Instru-
mentation.
COVERAGE: The book is a collection of articles on recent developments
in lYmeasurement of the activity and 2) analysis oT the composi-
tion.of emissions of radioactive preparations. The methodology and
apparatus used in these studies'are described in detail. References
are given at the end of each article,.
TANX OF CGNTMM:
Card 1/Q

-Techniques for the Measurement (Coht.) SOV/6333
Turkin, A. D. 'Measurement of the Concentration of P-Ritttting
Gases"and the Determination.of Their,lsotopio'Composition by
14eans of Splierical lonization'Chambers, 134
~Lavrenohik,__V_.X._ Measurement of the Y- and P.;--Activlty of
"Kerosols 139
Ivanov, Yu. F., K. N. Sh:Lyagin,, and P. N. Feoktistov. Mag-
netic' 0- and y-Spectromet4-V- 156
Ivanov., Yu. F... I A. Rumer, and K. N. Shlyagin.. Magnetic Spec-
trometer BPP-3 168
Bazhenov, B. A.0 Yu. M. Golubev, X. N. Shlyagin., F.' N.
ft6ktistov, and G. V. Yakovlev. Scintillation y-Spectiometer
'With a Multichannel Analyzer and a Unit for the Automatic
Plotting of Spectra 182
Bazhenov, V. A., Yu. M. Golubev, and K. N. Shlyagin. Scintilla-
tion Spe.etrometqr,'Coufitw~, WitW'.Allo"aafice for Dead-Time. Effect 202
Card 4/5.

LAVRENCHIK V.1-&-; SAMOYLOV, L.N.; CHULKOV, P.M.; GORBUNOV, V.F.;
LITISHCHEVAV N.S.
Air contamination by artificial radioactive substances over the
Atlantic Ocean in 1961. Atom. energ. 14 no.6-.569-572 Je 163.
(MIRA 16:7)
(Atlantic Ocean-Radioactive fallout)

-7~ 71V -
BOMIK ATION,
kolayevich
B~~Ut --from nueLear mlosioxnB kGlaballnoye v~~dtniye produktov
'-_--yade --ov) 146sww, Atomizdat, 65, 0169 1p, inua., biblio. 2,300 coplea
inYW___vzrV
TOPIC TAGS: radioactive fallout, nuclear blast effect, aerosol, radioact- r - erosol.
-nua Oar'.Marf
_2
'PMIMSII; AND_ COUIAGE -he Nuclear Test-Ban Treat7 of 1963 is a great step in the
T
on o -reducing international tensions and strengthening peace. The
-direr- _:L
-I, questi on arises, IqB it now expedient to turn our attention to the problem of
iladioactive fallout? Ra d4 oactive materials which have entpred the strqtosi)here
as a resill t of the tests already completed will be deposited on the eax-,"'s surface
for.-.many years to come. All states did not adhere to the treaty. And Parther,
the Fren,ch government has announced its intention to continue testing nuc'~Iar
weapons until 1970; and at the and of 1964, the explosion of an' atomic de,~'ice
was dizclosed by Chimn. At present, nuclear m-eapons are still not prohibited and
stockpiling is great. Thus, it is impossible to exclude completely the probability
the outbreak of a thermonuclear wsr. The scientists must intentl- observe
0
f
__.~--.A i~dioactlve fallout, determine the actual levels of activ-1t:, in di ferent environ-
r -1
Card

4 .... ......
V.:61470:!-~65 ZWT MY. 11eh D I A A P
R
-JWH0R:,- Lit N;
1A
AP~Iicai;ions of autora ographic method in studies of radioactive aerosols
,.Aomnaya, energiya, vp .18, no. 51. 1%5~1 49~-503
TOPIC -TAGS antoradiograpk-, radioactive aerosol, radioactive fallout, stratosphere,
-atmospheric radioactivity
:-ABSTRACT., 'An analysis was made of the process of formation of (lq,,U to a fraction
cron) black spots in nuclear-sensitive emulsion from beta and gamma emitters.
of a mi
A graduating curve was construoted showing the relation between beta activity and
the size of black spots in native emulsions during 10 day exposure. A method was
developed for measuring the distributicn of the spots in the specimens of northern
hemisphere fallout during Dec. 1962 and May 1963- It is shown that the distribution
is hyperbolic in character with the tendency towarda increasing the curve with
time following the moment of fallout detection of radioactive aerosols into t~ie
stratosphere, Orig. a-rt. ham: 12 formul&a, 2 graphs, 2 figures.
Card 112

61470-65
NR: Ar5O2DI87
2/2

-LAVRE24CHIK. Vladimir Nikolayevich; KALYUZHNAYA, T.P., red.
[Global fallout of products of nuclear explosions] Glo-
ballnoe vypadenie produktov iadernykh vzryvov. Moskva,
Atomizdat, 1965. 169 P. (KIRA .18 9 3)

L '275
2
.-ACC NRI.-
A,P601,2?47 OURCE GODE.- UR/02o5/65/05/06/6899/6906
.9
AUTHOR.,.:,Yar~ Ovski 011sbev
S& mov. V. Go skays, 0. P
7~
Lsvrendblk.~~ Yeo
OftG'_ _j' krof A n L
nstitute 'of Sanitary Works
6 and RinuAl-DIs"se!iv~ SSSRP'
146 6 c'o~~ InSt
truda~
tUt -i :proftabolevenly AMN SSSR
TITIM; Xffeot fr gents'%-nder fracti
-antirediation aL oned irradiation
'M with-different dosages and time
conditions, -20 otective ON
Intervals between.:irradiations
SOURCE Radloblologiya, V'r 5, no. 6., -1965., 899-go6
bon
TOPI TAGS-, M -zaarrow, radiation biologic eff act radiation sickness*
anti:e atioz i'dMj, Muse
W3S"T.A-GT&-.: :This study WaSr conducted to provide new date necessary for
str tionadr
under ending the 'alelbion of.protectors in free Irradiation. The
eff 16cts' of intraperitoneal injections,of AET (sminbetbylisotbiuronlum
di~ Yrdiiobrotriidb)~.,,Ioystiipbos (sodium bete-aminoetb-yltbiopbosphate),, and
5'NOT Ga-metb6XYtr ryptamind hydrochloride u
on the n mber of keryocytes
blo,~d, lou"k6cytes. ~- and Spleen weight were noted, InImice injected witb
AETI -_'tbree~days after-single.total irradiation or fractioned irradiation
~_.witb 0 g6s-ib.tbe 270-700 r range.. tbe.nunber of bons marrow calls was
C04 UDCt 628.5�

--7.7
7:n
-L-- 27~29.;w-66
.-Acc NR:,
Oigber. by... 2_'3'_'million- karyocytes per femur tban.in unprotected animals.
The -shielding eff ect,'
of:, protectors - in fraotiched irradiation increases F,
-individual irradiations in-creases. This iB
mar wponnected with tbb degree of bamogenesis recovery.. The result
I
~vtbe:protectlve . action of protec
tors In total and fractioned
irradiation Is.a. decrease of the effective --radiation--, dose, and
a.ocelerat-lon-:o -f7_re_p__&irB ki.eater, ~umbei o'f, -protected- blood-
:
-
'
~
6teoted -animals, -in, b6mparisonz to---~ the -controls 0 Under
I n
6 6 lls
i n
pr
g

diet on co'diti 6'~tlie a a
act on rrOL n on u e: of combination of cystapbos +

n ficaiti
creased their protective.effect, as compared to'
yin
the- -proie .cti on effected by-flie con, .ponent protectori Olin both sub- and
Orig.. artee hast .-I figure and 6 tabler?

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ACC NRi'
AP6012244~_ SOURCE CODE: UR/0205/65/005/006/0882/0885
~:JAUTHOR_:: Lavrenchilk,,_.k.
ORG: .:IbstItuts:of.S9nitary Works and Professionsl~Diseeses5AMN SSSRp
MoscoV-(Institut gigiyany truda~i proft,abolevankyAmn 665H)
tITLEi,-.Labile method as criterion of the effectiveness of
antiradietion protection
SOURM.~. - Radiobiologiya' V. 5, no, 6, 1965,- -882-885
TOPIC-TAGS: mouse,, radiation bloiogic~effect, radiation sickness,
anergic d.i~~rse, anti-radiation drug
of thiolic protectors on the course of allergic
roactions.-Aevaloped in-irradiatod organisms was Investigated using AET
.(atainoetbyll6otbiuronium dibydrobromide) AETP (sodium salt of beta-
ai~inobtbylthiopbospboric..ecid) and.vaccine BCG-on white mice, The use
Iof*I-AEM.*!nd:AETP before irradiation with absolute.letbal dosage promoted
-the --'sul-r4f4al. 6 f- 82 and - 64% of the animals,' respectively, It also
reduced-tbe.severity of the labile reactions.to-injection.of 0.1 ml
distilled, - ter: - tbe-~reactlon of t ted animals exposed. to 700 r
we pro ec.
d 'reaction of unprotect to Previous
comp.are . to ed animals expose
400 r,
vlaccinatlomswitb BCG~;f animals subjected to lethal done irradiation did
id A4 UDCt 628.58

j'-`AiVC N& AP6007991 SOURCE CODE - IIR/0391/66/000/003/0-0,-5 4fITO_5~__~
AUTHOR-., Nanyushlna~ Iu. V..,(Moscow); Gerd, M. A. (Moscow); Lavrenchik, Ye. I.
(Hosicow) Panferova N. Ye (Moscow)
ORG::~:
none
ITTLE.O.- -~Some functional shifts,in the'human organism during brief hypodynamia
0 1 al' 1966, 54
SOURCE: Gigiyena truda i pr fess on -,nyye zabolevaniye, no. 3
TOPICIAGS:~ -bypodynamis, imwbilftation, cardiovascular syst.em,-dynamometer, muscle
one
ABSTRACT-.: 'Functional shifts in the dardiovascular, muscular, and central nervous
system�19f 4~men immobilized for 2 1/2 hr.were.the subject:.of this study. A varietyl
of indices. were''used: pulse rate,.systolic,pressure while resting ant] after tests,
-maximum -force: exerted --on -a wrist --dynamometer --tine -in--whick-the-bulb -of -a liquid-,-.----.
-Affth-half --maki 7-force ---and --the -ton ---of aza,. an
d 6mittr-was-pressed 6 so-me- h d-foot-,
.YW
rink!myot -arm I-
with A: so onometei)'.- The~degtee_-of_-coordination of
-1~6v`emints 4nd the. tremor of.~_an outstretched ri ,ht N,~nd were measured with-a modified
0'
Hede-.1n6trument. in additionj the.latent period of the'visual inotor reaction to a'
Iight~'signal was. determined." Tests were conducted'before and after the experiment,
and 1-1/2 hr after.the beginning for.tests requiring.*uo significant movement or ex-
_ertioni Experime al results showed that after a brief stay in conditions of limited
nt
z
112 UDC:~:611.63

LATRENCHUX. IT.H..putovo7 raboahiy (goAloksandrov)
Inspector's vigilance, Pat' i put.khoz. no.1:39 Ja 159.
(MML 12 -.2)
(Railroads--Safety measures)

LAVRENCHUK,, V.N.; TENYAKOV, V.A.
Distribution of gallium in bauxites. Geokhimiia n0-8:745-747
162. (Gallium) (Bauxite) (MIRA 15:9)

LAVRENCIIUK, V.N.1 TENYAKOVI V.A.
Average gallium content in clays. Dokl. All SSSR 151 no.2:430-431
il -163. (KM 16r?)
1. Geokhimicheskaya laboratoriya. TSentrallno-mNazakhstanskogo
geologichaskogo upravleniya. Predstavleno akademikom D.I.
Shcherbakovym.
(Kazakhstan-Gallium)
(Kazakhstan-Clay-Analysis)

LAVREICHUK,-~,~.; TENYAKOV, V.A.
Gallium balance in bauxites. Dok-1. AN SSSR 151 no.6:1430-1432
Ag 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. TSentrallno-Kazakhstanskoye geologicheskoye upravleniye i Institut
geokhimii-i analiticheskoy khimii im. V.I.Vernadskogo-O Predstavieno
akademikom D.I.Shcherbakovym.

TENYAKOV, V.A.;.LAVRENCHUK, V.-N,
Distribution of germanium in bauxites. Dokl. AN SSSR 154 no.6:1364-1366
F t64. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Ge6khimicheskaya laboratoriya TSentrallno,-Kazakhstanskogo geologiches-
kogo upravleniya. Predstavleno akademikom D.I.Shcherbakovym.

LAVWCHUK' Ye.l.
Stratigraphle pooition of the Paleogane comPlex of diatoms in ifestern
Siberia. Triddy SNIIGGIMS no.2;53 159. (MIRA 12:11)
(Siberia, Weeterm-Diatoms)

LAVMICIC. Borut
.......... ..............7
Pyrolytic grapbite,, best anisotropi-3 substance. Obz mat fiz 11
no.lt28-30 Je'64

.Yugoslavia (430)
TeChzblO67
~ktension of the Chemical industry in Slovenia based
on the Velenje eolliery. p. 183, Nova Proi2vodnja
Vol. 2, no. 3, May 1952.
&&I Zxropq Accessions List. Library of Congress,
Vol. 2, no- 3, Parch 1953- UNCLASSIFIED

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'YUGOSLAVIA / Chemical Technology., Chemical Products and Their H-21
Application. Part 3, - Treatment,-of Solid Combus-
tible Minerals.
Abs Jour Ref. Zhur. Rhimiya, No 4, 1958, 12446.
Author Reisner, M. Samec.
Inst Academic Council of Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia.
Title Modification of Retort Coking and Apparatus for -Attrition
Determination of Produced Coke.
Orig Pub Bull. scient. Conseil acad. RPTY, 1953, 1, No 3, 72 - 73.
Abstract It is suggested to use Jenkner's report for laboratory
coking, and a rotating drum 990 mm in diameter of the mikum
type has been constructed for the determin3tion of strength
of coke produced in amounts of 600 g. Coke was screened after
leaving the drum. The amount of pieces over 20 mm characte-
Card 1/2

YUGO_%JAVIA / Chemical Technology, Chemical Products and Their H-21
Application. Part 3. - Treatment of Solid Com-
bustible Minerals.
Abs Jour : Ref. Zhur. Khimiya, No 4, 1958; 12446.
Abstract : rizes the coke strength, and the amount of pieces under 2
mm characterizes attrition. Comparative tests yielded re-
sults similar to that obtained with an ordinary mikum (?)-.
drum.
Card 2/2

uVRENPIC3, F.
"LJubljanals New Teleco=unication-Rililtiing."-p--l,(-Telekorminikacije, V61. 2, n03,
I Jujyj, 1953P Beograd.)
East.-European- - Vol* 3. Noe 2p
so: m0 List of /Mmm;I%W Accessions, /Librar7 of Congress, Februar7s 1954 199cy, yjncl.

Coke forixt]Ation from mixturo-'of
LmeaM arid M e
Reimer in. InIt. SlO__
_D
ru
au turnmia"
x A
coals- ill mixts. wu mm-mul X~O'Klng tbap, SemlindasuW1
=pts ~Were Curied out in a Z2~sWcati O*'U chamber IOW nuu-I
Wist
jong-10M 2nm-big1h, and A. Vir~
niazi 'Tocabonum" coal(I)aud a domestit tWhcm~ Rala
I
rh

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ghly. agglomerating pr6penits and contg.
) ti
4
7.8% volatile matter and 10.55% totil S were used alter-
nately.. Bro-m coal from Kakanj (M) and Bzmvi6 (IV)
=d a ligoite from KTeka fV) -svere used as noncoking coals.
Before cokirg all,the coal samples were prepil. by g6ndlugand
d also by drying and ash removal in tase of Ill
=
trric. cliem., and petrogtupbic,anslyves *Ltb~J
UC give -a. The moch. pmp~l" of the, coke i
obtained were e.-wzd, in a stand:ird MICUM testing dnim
and the mWts "preised us 7c of friability, denoting Cokt
particles belovi.10 rmn. plus lcm- as durt. . Inereasirij arats. z
of, noricoking mil in the inixt. Increased friability In se-
quence of K, B, and Kr.. With mixts. ;cn4, 1. coking
witb rmraped charges proved beneficial-, in mcreme of
moistuic canteut of the charge had a neg. effect on the
mech. properties ofco~f_
with mixts. emg. IL 'The meth. piopcitim of coke ob.:
talned from temary -inixts. contS. H + I -+ M were equal
to t1ase obtaiinod from mizis. of n + M
or.l. + M.
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with exanis Wdng puwer cark t~r 1~
quetiffities t)! noti-coking cAyah . it m clamct, thbt the internatioDal
doets ny, Mk2w L,;r th" I" 01'at V,
system
-are on .1 14Lxrawtv Scale.
aL. Pi4l. Scl, Youg.,
72 drum it mcr-~ar-;Lall prop-iwm Piz m5alts
do not ;;Lqrtct pmci~--IyAVAIL tr,,-k- iv)pa thc
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LAVRENCIG, Borut
Strong magnetic flelds. Obz mat. fiz 11 no~4:179-181 D 164.

LAYRENENKO, K.D., red.; ~~:)LIDBL-,!(G, D.h,,
(Power eng-inearing ril` -'he w)rlu --1-s s
velopment; reForts of the Coal%~:rErXF~
held in Melbou-me in 1962J -ra A. perf,,-.-ekt.iv-%,
ee razvitiia; doki,-dy VJ rilrovi7i e!~~rgetIche,--,ml kmwz~-
rentsii v g. liellbu,mo v 19612; F.. ~od obf-,,,.,h(?i rod.
Lavremiko. MoE:kva, fzd-v,) t'Rnor-j,,:ia," 21~5 1).
1. World lowe-r Lonferenee. co.;h, 11~62~

IZZ_
L 24218-65 Z'e1T(=)1ZPF(c)1ZPF(n)-21ZPR Pr-4/pz_4/Pu-4 DH
ACCESSION NR: APS001268 S/0089/64/017/008/046310474
(deceased)
AUTHOR: Kurchatov, I. V./, Feynber , S, M.; Dqllezhall, N. A.; Aleshchenkov, 4.
e a . . . . .
y-F. S ; Yem 11yanov, I. Y .; Zhirnov, A. _]),.; Kazachenko, M. A.
Knyazevx,'G. Ditt
; Kondratlyev, F. V.; Lavrenikoy V. D.; Mor unov N. G. -
Petunin,, B. V.; Smirnov
Chikhladze,
I. L q44kov, P. M,.; Sheyeley, XA,_Y,,
TITLE: Pulse graLhite reactoAGR
SOURCE: Atomnaya energiya. v. 17, no. 8, 1964, 463-474
TOPIC TAGS: pulse graphitt reactor. high neutron flux pulse. nuclear re'actor
ABSTRACT: The paper is a summary of the SSSR #3~2a report at the Internation-
al Conference on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Ene w1eva,2964. It ili~_riie* a
an elaboration of the description of ti~ewise graphite reactor IGR given by
S. M. Feinberg at the Second International Conference. The pulse reactors are
used when a high neutron flux is desirable. The described reactor was in opera-
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ACC M. AT6025303 souRcE com Woooo/66/ooo/oo 005/0035
V0
AUTHOR: Layr
ORG: none
TITLE: Regulation of power of the IGR pulsed reactor
SOURCE: Moscow. Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy institut. Upravloniyo yadernymi onergot-
i ichoskimi ustanovkami (Control of nuclear power plants).Ino. 1. Moscowp Atomizdat,
1966, 5-25
TOPIC TAGS:-4 nuclear power reactor, nuclear reactor control, nuclear reactor
characteristic, reactor noutron flux/IGRAroactor
ABSTRACT: The purpuso of the article was to provide a complete description of the
IGR reactor from the point of view of the dynwiic characteristics and the Control
processes. The physical and structural characteristics of the reactor were des-
cribed in detail at the Third Genova Conference (Paper No. 322a). The author do-
rives the differential equations for tho roactor power as functions of the po-Wers
of the individual neutron groups (six groups are used), the reactivity, the neutron
lifotime,and the delayed-noutron damping constant. The coefficient of the diff-
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orential equations and the root locus of the transfer function of the reactor are
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.calculated. In view of the complexity of the calculations of the transients, an
MRN-7 computer was used to simulate the kinetics of the reactor under different
!pertuxbations, to calculate the reactivity during the operation, to determine the
.adjustment of the automatic regulator and its behavior under different perturba- I
'tions, to-program the profile of the -mechanism for the control rod servomechanism,
band to serve as a power regulator in conjunction vith the control-rod servo-
imechanism. Formulas are derived for the initial change in reactivity, for the
:motion of the control rods, for the startup conditions and for the automatic power
;regulator. Certain advantages of the proposed regulation system, compared with them
.!open type, are claimed. The first experiments using the computer in the control
sloop offered promising results. A control loop for the.rods without the use of a
~ipresaribed profile is described. The author thanks V. 11. Talyzin Z--r critical
~remarks and V. N. Groznov and V. A. Pavshuk for carrying out the required calcula-
Aions with the (11jital computer. Orig. art. has: 21 figures and 15 formulas,
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