SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEONOV, A.A. - LEONOV, A.L.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
• Content Type: SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT

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ACC NRt - AP6007744 SOURCE CODi': UR/0293/66/oo4/ooi/O137/oi43
AUTHOR: Belyayev., P. I.; Leonov, A., A.; Popov, V. A., Kbachaturl nts, L. S.; 'ZI
Filosofov, V. K.
ORG: none
TITLE: Some dynamic characteristics of the operator when tracking under Voskhod-2
spaceflight conditions
SOURCE: Kosmicheskiye issledovaniya, v. 4, no. 1, 1966, 137-143
TOPIC TAGS: man machine factor, psychophysiology/Voskhod 2
ABSTRACT: The study.was designed to determine the effects of the entire complex of
physical and psychophysialogical factors26f spaceflight on the Voskhod--2 crew. Four
situations were considered: 1) Training under normal conditions; 2) activity in a
spacecraft mockup; 3) activity.on the launch date; 4) activity during the actual
spaceflight. The reaction of Belyayev and Leonov to visual tracking regimens of
various frequencies -was monitored and the data wasftstatistically processed by a
computer. The mode of-recording tracking activity is shown in Fig. 1. Using this
system, it was possible to study the roJ-Iow:Lng operator characteristics: 1) the
amplitude-frequency characteristic; 2) phase-frequency characteristic; 3) auto-
.correlation function; 4) cross-correlation function; 5) transition function and
some other characteristics. The studies showed that the dynamic characteristics of
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the Voskhod-2 crew did not undergo any drastic changes under the influence of the
spaceflight. Even the 10 min EVA activity did not alter operator characteristics.
~There was also no significant change in operator reaction time. The data suggested
that the duration. of reliable work, which in the present study was maintained for
nearly 13 min, is not altered. However, the study did show that operator activity
concerned with incoming signals (fre~quency greater than 0.5 cps) was the most
susceptible to spaceflight factors. It is felt that future, prolonged spaceflights
will reveal how.the stability of the cosmonaut who is acting as a vital link in a
control system will change with respect to time, mission characteristics, and con-
ditions. Orig. aft., has; 6 figures and 1 table. (CD)
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TAKHTAIEV., Yu.B.,- IVANOVp R.H,_; LEONOVI A.F.; VARNAVSKIYO I.N.1
IZOTOV, N.I.;
Improved technology for the r-kin of native alloy
steel at the Orsk-Khalilovo, Metallurgical Combine.
[Sbor. trud.] Nauch.-issl.inst.met, no-4%82-90 161.
(MIRA 15:11)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut metallurgii (for
Takhtayev, Ivanov). 2. Orsko-Khalilovskiy metallurgicheskiy
kombinat (for Leonov,, Varnavskiy,, Izotov, Musikhina).
(KhA 11 lavo-Steel-14etallurgy)

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metallorezhushchikh stankov; Technologiia, i organizatsiia. Izd. 2-3,
perer. i dop. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-teI-.hn.izd-vo mashinostroitellno-i
lit-ry, 1955. 304 P. (HIRA 8- 4)
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LAPIN, P.I.; KOKAROV, I.A.; I-VOTHIR. A-!L4_KAZURKHVICH, F.S.; KAKAROV,
S.N.; MARTZKIYANOV, F.B.; MOSUNOVA, D.I. (deceased]; SAUMOV.
I.M.; SIIYAWA, S.V.; TSITSIN, N.V., akademik, otv.red.;
MAKAROV, S.N., red.izd-va; GUSEVA, A.P., telchn.red.
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Garden of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.] Derev'ia
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SUBMITTED: May 24, 1962
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AUTHORS: Leonov, A. I,, and Keler, E. K.
TITLEt High-temperature reactions lBetween Ce 20 3 and Al 20V and
properties of the resulting cerium-aluminates
PERIODICAL& Akademiya nauk SSSR. 'Izvestiya. Otdeleniye khimioheskikh
nauko no* 11, 1962, 1905 - 191P.
TEM Mixtures of CeO and Al 0 were heated-to 1000 - 17500C in H or NH
2 2 3 2 3
atmospherei The CeO 2 was reduced to Ce 2031 which reacted with the Al 203*
The component ratio was varied between Ce 203 s-Al2 03 - 8 : I and 1 t 14-
The resulting products were subjected to a thermogravimetric oxidativer
analysis; the polymorphic conversions and the melting points in H 2 atmos-
phere were investigated with a high-temperature microscope; and the powder
patterns of the compounds were recorded. Resultst (1) From the equimolar
Ce20 3 + Al2 03 mixture, the compound CeAlO 3 was synthesized after 2 hre
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