SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PILOYAN, G. O. - PILSKIY, V. I.

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FILOYAN, G.O.; YNVSY,'17, A.M., GMSTOV. Ya.1-
Thermod.rnamic properties of alloys of the system c~iromiuL - tanta'-=.
Zhur. fiz. khim. 34 n0-8:1768-1772 Ag 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Moskovskly -,osudexetvennyy univeraltot Im. H.V.LomonosovFi.
(Chromium~tantalum alloys)
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SVIRLOVSKIY, E.I. [deceased); LIIEPINYA, M.P.; PILFE, L.D.
Anatomical structure of the leaves of 3copolia carniolica ac-,,
Trudy Len. khim.-fam. Lnst. 12:71-73 161. (XI- " 15:
5 3
1. Kafedra farmakognozii farmatsovtichoskogo fakullteta -.-,izhskogo
neditsinskogo instituta.
(1,,%TVIA---SCOPCLLA)
(LEAVI:S-AIIATOI-~Y)

PUSETREKS, A.A.
Case of bronchoplasty with a muscle flap on a pedicie. Khirurg.'-a
35 no.81111 Ag '59. (Mliik 13:1-2 ~'
(B.;iOI[Cli I-SURGERY)
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ZHARNITSM, Ye. P.1 PILISHCHIN, G.
Construction of canale uvIng Wraulic engineering machinery.
Transp. stroi. 13 no-4:2%.27 Ap 163. (MM 16:4)
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1. Zamett tall- glavnogo mekbar-tka Vaevoyuznogo tresta po proyek-
tirovaniyu zemlyanykh rabot i dobyehe ballasts gidravlicheekin
spooobm (for Zharnitakiy). 2. Nachallnik strottellnogo uprav-
lanira No. 474 V9960yu2nogo ':TeBta po proyektirovaniyu
samlyanykh rabot i dobyehe twill"ta gidravlicheakin sposobom
(for Pillebehik).
(Dredging) (Cana 1B)

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UM/Kedicine Urolo" Mar 48
Medicine Biography
"In Honor of Ioslf Naumovich Shapiro M. G.
Y V. I. ]Rozhdestvanakly, 14 pp
Pil'shch1k
"Test Khlrurgli" Vol LXVIII, No 3
Summarizes career of Prof I. N. Shapiro, urologist.
wM 17/49TIO0

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-P,I.LISIICHIK, Ye.IM.; KITHYAVI'SEXA, 14I.V.
Changes in the ultraviolet and blue fluorescprice :P, trv~ -
cells in white rats ir the early postnatal, perfr~d. 4rkh.
gist. i embr. 48 no.4:49-53 Ap 165. ( milt" 1p: 0
1. Laboratorlya nc7vykh me tor- v jj ~ ~~, roskor. i i ~ zav. - prof". Ye.!.'.
Kheyain) Instituta tsJtolur.1i AN SSSR, llmri~nj-,mj.

PILISHCHIK, Ye.Mj NIKOLAYEVA, M.V.
Ultraviolet fluorescence from liver cells in vhLite rats during their
embryonic development. Dak-1. AN SSSR 148 no.1%199-201 A 163.
(MIRA 1612)
1. Inatitut tsitologii AN SSSR. Prodstavleno akademikam V.N.
Chervigareklm.
(FOORESCENCE MICROSCOPY) (EMBRYOLOGY-MAMHALS)
(CELLS)

NIKOLAYEVA, M.V.; Pll'.ISHCHIV, Ye.M.
F~-joreacjncb mi~:rosc a pin -it dly ~f 'I vl. np i arftriec I -in -a urjoi~~im
dunder nirmal conditions nnl d,.rlrg 9--itrvation. Sbor. reb.
Ins t. tal *,. no. 3151.-61 lt3. .I~r_FA 17,11
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PIL3HCIfIK, Ye. X. and PTIKOLATEVA, M. V.
"Ultraviolet Fluorescence of Liver Celle of White Rats at Different
Stages of Embryogenesia.0 pp. 56
Institute of Cytology AS USSR Laboratory of Microscopy
11 Nouchnays Konferentsiya Instituta Taitologii AN SISSR Tozia Dokladov
(Second Scientific Coge-rence 6? the Institute of Cytolo of the Acadenq
of Sciences US'.R, Abstracts of Roports), Leningrad, 199 88 pp.
JPRS 20,63h

PILISHCHIK, U.N.
zing radiations of various intensities on bone
marrow regeneration. Biul.ek-op.biol. i ned. 449 no.7:QO-95
Jl 159. (HIM 12: 10)
1. 1z IuLfndry gistologli I embriologii (zav. - prof -Strelin)
I Leningradskol-o meditainskogo instituta imeni akademika I.P.
Pavlova. Predatavlena. deyHtvitel'nym chlenon AMI 66611 V.N.
Chernigovskim.
(C(23,KLT - radioactive)
(BONE MJUL'WW radiation effects)
(U,GRlfl!AhTION radiation effects)

C, ERIiCGP.YADSXAYl,, N. A.; i L'jH(:H1K Ye. M. ; ;IT DEP , X. - ; A,
M. Ir.; As'.1,SENA, '. P.
Intrinsic ultraviolet flicrescence of mitochondria. ',rk' .
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SSSR 156 no. 1:174-17h 164. -iH;, " :',
1. Institt.t tsito.:-g,'', AN' !i. Preost-av,eno akadem'kori.
A. N. Tereninym.

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PILASE I BOOK FxnoTTATIOI SOV/5455
Kir-lpv, P. N., Pmf,nnor, G. A. Guaterin, and A. I. StmahInin, Fda.
Vorrony r~llobtolngil. t. 71-1: Sl~ornik truilov, posvy~ihvhennyy 60-lettyu no
,Irya ro-.b,lcniya Prof-aror'i 9. N. Pob~dinsknro (Probl,m. in Rnantion Biology.
Y. 5-. A Collection of Work~ D,(Licated to the Sixtl-th Birthiny of Professor
Milt.haill 11likola7evichl PobPlinnkly (Doctor of V.-dicInpl) Leningrad.
,i~ntr. n-isnl. in-t ~.d. ridAologil ?4-v-a zdravookhrananlya SSSR, 1960.
02 ;). 1,500 copies printed.
Tech. Ed.: P. S. Pulenbuk.
FUR11W-3: This collection of articles Is inlxrAed for radiobiologiats.
COVE-11AGE: The book contains 49 articles dealina with pathomnenia, prophylAxia,
rind therupy of radiation diseases. Individual articles describe Investigations
of the biological effects of radiation carried mit by workers of the Central
Scientific Resenxch Institute for Medical RmUology of the Kinistry of Public
Health, U5GR. (Trezitrallnyy nauchno-Iseledovatellakiy Institut meditsinskoy
rMA1010gil HIMIStCrStY& LdraVUOkhr&nenIya SSSA) during 1958-59. The following
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ProblPma in Radiation Biology (Cort.)
topica are foverrd: varioun an,.-eto or prinary effects of ra(Untion; the
rmirse of gow rotitbolic procooneii in fmirvan nub.)^cted to ionizing rutuation;
rvactionn In trrmdiat~d oretknicn-i; morphologic ctvinc~a In radiation diaeane
nj.d rc~,-irat ton and r-1-nerition of tionufma injured by Irradiation. Sow
:%rtirles glyr attention tot, errectivercas of experim-ntal wdlc&l treatments.
No p-roonalities are mentioned. References accomprwy ml at all of the articles.
TAPU OF CG-Lv"rl:
Fc-r-ord
-~jrtrrln, G. A., r3-)d A. 1. 3trantilr-In. Profeonor KIkh&Il Nikolayevicb
P~-)bedi:-.nkly (Cor=L-=orstinr, his Sixtieth Birthday)
le-b.-dinakiy, A. V. [K-mber, Acadrny of Medical Sciences WS-H),
r. 1, krlanhch~nko, and V. 14. W-stryukova. On the Machanism of Trophic
Diatur'jances Due to Ionizing Radiation 11
Zed~-,-nidzcj G. A., (I-S-mbpr, Azadvm~f of Medical ScIencell =Rj, Ye, A.
7.h,rbt-%, K. V. Ivmnov, and P. R. Vmynshtaym. Horoonal Activity of the
Adrenal Cortex in Acute Radiation Sickness and the Effect of Doooxjp-
corticoaterone Acetate on the Disease 17
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n v- i -in 6 naitic),is or irrati-intion r( Aitt=ils 1"'O
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11-irej~va. N. ',. Eff.-ct :r Plwr An~stherjn on tro R,g~nerfttinn
117-:~cesq of Remit. grne3ls in Hrttii With C~zhln,d Injuries 222
Lyallr, f-. A. Ch.ing,! 'n S ~-r A,y.,-tv f tl- Ac-tl~ltj of the Th)- id
F-tu,da F '11 ving iwkvl-~-Ii dy Irrndlut.-T, 23,
Lyalln, fr. A. Effect ,f W.',,-,1-L-dy lrr-vtlatlon on th~ PT-11feratIng
Capability of TLyr-ld Tlss~e In Wb1t4e Klcp 236
rant'n. A. V., ana P. V. 31pvp1r1y. For=itlcn of the Surgical Stump
of Lizb Durlig Experlwntal Radlatlen Disease In Rabbits 241
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ACC NR AP5027410 SOMCE CODE: tM/0101/65/007/011/3320 3325
JWlebehikoyt- A, 1. Lebadeva, Ye. V.
ORG: Moscow State University (Hoskovskly Zosudarstvennyy UnIvOrsitet in. M. V.
LOOMODOSOVal
4: TITLE: Parametric excitation of spin waves In polycrystalline specimens of
SOURCEt Fialka tverdogo tela, v. 7, no. 11, 1965, 3320-3325
TOPIC TAGS: for
-rite, polycrystal, spin wave, magnetic field
ABSTRACT: The authors study polycrystalline ferrites with regard to the effect of
their structural and magnetic characteristics on the instability or spin waves. The
:method of parallel pumping was used for deteruining the relationship between the SHI
Ahreshold field and the steady magnetic field in studying parametric excitation of
203* A nuu-
lapin waves In 6peciviens with various percent contents of NS09 NnO and r
ber of spechiens were atwi9a with wide variations in groin site, magnetization and
AN. The measurements.show that.the throshold-flelde.and spin-wave losses are,T!...
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he polycrystal in specimens with Chio
Independent of the structure of t close to stoi
~netric composition in steady fielis where the specimen can b1p magnetized to satura-
la'assumed that this is because the excited spin waves are shorter than
I Ition. it
~the crystallite dimensions. Measurements in fields too low for saturation show tha
-ithe domain structure in specimns with high magnetization causes a considerable re-
duction in the threshold fields. In conclusion, the authors thank A. As Shilova foll.,*
fQ1
4, iparticipation in the experiment, and a1so1. 16 SILILVestrovich and L. A. Rodnova
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lurnishing the specinens ana data on the ~iderostruetwo-an-c-statfe-c-hei;ic-ter=Bti
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PILISHCHIKDY, A,I.
Datirmining the magnetic permeability of subetancor, in ferremaCneti-
resonawe fields. Vent. Mook. un. 11 no.5:49-54 My 155. (MIJU 9110)
I.Kafedra rAdlotekliniki.
(Forrow,net Ism)

USSR/Physics Ferromagnetic resonance FD-3250
Card 1/1 Pub. 146 - 9/44
Author Pillshchikov, A. I.
Title Mlethod for the determination of the parameters of ferromagnetic
resonance from experimental data
Pertodical Zhur. ekBp. i teor. fiz., 2(), No (412), Dee 1955, 798-607
Abstract Calculation of the conditions governing the extrems, of magnetic per-
meability in the region of ferromagnetic resonance. On the basis of
the results obtained the author derives formulas for determining the
gyromagnetJc ratio wid the relaxation time from experimental data.
In the proposed meth,)d the calculation of the parameters of ferro-
magnetic resonance iu carried out In accordance with the values of
the fields corresponding to the extrems, of the magnetic permeabilities.
By virtue of this there is no necessity for the calculation of the
maximum va-lue of the magnetic permeability uk (or p'), which is the
source of the large error in the determination of the relaxation time
(greater than 25%). It Is shown that the method for the calculation
of g and T in accordance with the fields of extrems, is applicable to
cases where It is impossible to calculzte the maximum values of the
permeabilities uk (or P'). The author thanks, Professor S. D. Gvoz-
dover for his guidance. Nineteen references.
Institution : Moscow State University
Submitted : June 23, 1954

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PERIODICAL: IZVOS'Ll,ki I,., N auk, V I A X
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TITIS: Effect of Non-Homogenjus Demagnetizing Fields on
Ferromagnetic Resonance (Vliyaniye noodnorodnykh
rasmagnichivayushchikh poley n a fer-romagmitayy
resonana)
The oscillographic nethod, based on the comparls,ri
of resonance curves of a measuring resonator with
those of a resonator-wavo meter, wa.3 Liged for the
determination of the purnmetero of the holl,)w rp-
sonator,
The parameters of forromagnetic resonance were com-
puted from experimental oscillograme using the va-
lues of the constant magnetic field, which cor-
eapond to the extroma cf effective mugmetic perme-
abilities
The experimental data obtained and their comparistn
with theoretical cu-rvea led to the following conclu-
nions-
1. The presence of non-hom,~ L;e neou,; demagne t I ai rig
fields loads to a considerable diotorti,)I, r)f the re-
nonance a~aorption und dioporiA~)n curvos ,, chlra-
ctoristic feature of ttiiE, diLiturtion it) uininly the
Card 2/3 widening of thooe curves towards strong fieldn.

AUTHORi Pil!shchikcv, A.! T. A.
TITLE: Ferromij,,Tnetic riesonance unaur Non-:-,
tions (Ferromagnitriyy rez,nanii j ri n eo d nr k
u8l,)vlyakh)l
PERIODICAL: zv(lstiya Nkuk. V,1 M111 1.')'~Q I
'J" 'k, Seriya fizicheskayn
ANTRACT: 1" 13 .111JIN 10 14 k~-jjj.j'.1j.LL! J~ V
1,ilsnch',kjv i,,,6) Thc -,) . , :; . n v;~.;'
was to ~t,~dy in detai " the ef fpct )I' i i :) n - 7
demagnetizing fiella --)n aumplen With eflu'll projurtit~s'
in order to estalilish the functional dependence of
ferromagnetic resonance p,,rameters on the demagnetizing
factor ;~nd to trace the changes in the absorption
and dir,ersinn curves
Samples mada of i-ermalloys -.f trie NYh3-,C~
and "50-H" ()0-N) tyr)e:3 were u8el. The
reoulto obt,ined wicri iormall)y and cnan,-(,s
in tne shape if experimentcil curves witti the rise
of igrec' With trie
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TITLE: Ferroroaagnctic Rcoonance under Non- Humoi-,ene-us k,oridi-
ti,)r,s 'Ferromagnitnyy rezonlins pri neodrio roil r-.ykh
Sample 3 11 and Y2 in the !irt~icle sn ;w
of experimental points witti '.neorf-tical (,iirvt-,i, :'Ut
the oTher 5 aamploo show convideraole diver,,encot,
The data jbtainod from tne chrome Permalloy samrlee
1,ermittf,,d tj eatablia~i the ctiaracter of depen'.ence
of rolux.,tion fro ;,uenrY zi tne v .1 ie of the Jemagne-
tizing factor. T,iis dowrilonct! Is rere,,jented by
Fig. 5. An issontial conclusion rfin be draffri from
the curve pictured in Fig 5: the presence of even
comparatively weak demagnetizing fields affects very
strongly the fre!uency of relaxation.
Rith samllos of rermalloy "N-50", the effer-t " v9 ry
strong demagrietiaing fields was st,_Jio~, for they
Provide conditions for resonanc-, irl a ',ample which
did not reach saturation ma,~rretiz,tti,)n ThiB condi-
tion w.;i ~anifezi'*_,A ':.e -i:Irictor lovi,itions
t 1
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Perromagnotio Roeonar~cu under ' ~r :iomogenp, j ", 11di-
tions (Ferromagmitny7 -mzonanD pr, noodnoru ;riy~n
usloviyakh)
The bibliograph lif3ts 6 references, of wnic.-i 2 ire
Slavic (RU01 The article containa 6 graphs
and 4 tables.
The Faculty Of PhyBiCS of the State University imemi
N.V. Lomonosov in Moskva
No date
At the Library of Congress

USSR/Mametism - Magnet ism,,R-es onamc e F - T
AbS Jour Referat 7%ur - Fizii~a, No q,)7. 120~9
Author Pil'shchikov, A.1,
------------------------
Inst
Title Method of Determininj-, th-, Magnetir Prr-ky-auili.tj u[ a
Substance in the Rer~Lon of Ferromagnetc Re-3onin,_
Orig Pub Vestn. Mosk. un-ta, No -;, 49-5L&
Usually, in the investigation of ferromagnelic resonance,
one determines the gyromagnetic ratio 51 , the spectros-
copic splitting fa(to- g, and Vie transverse relaxation T
It is of interest to Jeterminc also the dependence of tbP
complex mag;netic pt~r-,eanillty of a substance (,,- ') on
the pernwient magr -t- fleid in the region of ferromagne-
tic. Fornulac j~~ - ~L)ta,,ned that permit determitiatlon )f
I I from the ex-)erLmentai dependences of the Q Factor and
or Lhe resonant trvquency of a cavity resonator wiLh a
wa.11 made of tht- inve5tigated ferromagnet, on the perman~-nt
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Abs Jour : R e t' Zh u., F"- -. i, -.E . NI. ~ )-, , . .
magnetic flelc Tat: a-IcLJ-atlons zequlrs-- also a know-e~rp
ot the saturati-)n naM-tJ7aLiDI'. -,t tn,, iprIFtfmetizLnjz, far-
tor3 along tht thr ec (-:),-ir(i ~ nutv %xes . end -)' f 11o " -, -qu,n-/
of tne alternatirC
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tj-es of u-jrrains tc, the f J'r tv~'f-s of 0-:eiqtinff
7;-, e depeLdence of the hij-hert of tLe- fuw- Ic resonance frequoijc OT.
Magnetic field in the preseLce nf a doinain Gtru(-turc Is also inveLAI-gated.
has: 5 figures and 15 formulas.
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AUTHORI Labodeva, Ye. V.; Pil'shchikovp k. L; Sedletakayap N. S.
ORGS Moscow State University in. M. V. Zomonosaw (Hoakawakiy goirudaretvannyy univer-
sitat)
TITIES Instability of spin waves in ferrites in the presence of domain structure
SOURCES Fialka tvardogo tolaq ve 8. no. 11p 1966, 3204-3207
TOPIC TAGS1 spin wave, ferrite, magnetic domain structure
ABSTRACTS The effect of domain structure on the conditions of parametric excitation
--in wavea was studied in polyarystalline samples of FgMn- and MgCr-ferrites and
KgMn-ferrite single crystals. The instability threshold of spin waves was studied in
the range of constant fields In the presence of which the domain structure exists. I
It is shown that the nature of the dGpend9nce of the threshold field hthr on the con-
st&nt field H in the range of fields i.%sufficient for saturation is determined by the
magnitude of the magnetization and the froquancy of the exciting fl,eld. It Is postu-
latod that in the range of weak fields, the course of the dependence tf hthr on H is
determined by the proximity of the frequency of the exciting field to the frequency of'
natural ferromagnetio resonance, and in the range of existence of lamellar domain
structure, It Is detemined by the change In the orientation of the sagnetisation vec-
tor as H changes due to rotational provesses. In conolusion, authors are deeply grat",

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ful to 1. 1. Sillventrovich and V. A. Krasnova for rupplyW the sawles and also to
0. K. Besedina and I. B. Krynetakaya for partiotpating in t4w measurements. Orig.
art. has$ 4 figures.
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AU-MOR: Pil'nhchikov, A. 1. DiAkAn, V r.
ORG: Mosr"W State Univel-city im. M T_~-monano-,r 'M0F;k,1VGK1Y
sitet)
TITLF: F-rorr~Mnrtic resonan-e Ir- 1,re:,enrc ,f' n donviln iArlirlure
SOUF~'F: rlzlKa tverdogo tela, v. 1,, ~';,'(- 56 5o
TOPTC IA(,,;: ferromagnet ic reamiance, rW,,let, Ic domin St rUcture, :-CT-r tte,
anisotropy
ABSTPJACT: The authors report n tho-relicnI and experimental 1n-vCrt1gutio:. ',-r
influence of the domain structure on ferromagnetic resonance in ferrite cry.,.','Is ,;"h
cubic structure and with negative aninotropic constants. The e)rternal con!;tant
netic field was applled along the (011) direction of the crystal. 'An the tl.f-oret'Icai
calculation, the domains are regarded as flat layerG perpendicular to the (Y)6. ;)Lane
and making an arbitrary angle with the magnetic rield direction. If this angle IL
not equal to zero of x12, then oscillations can be excited by either a longitudinal
or a transverse microwave field. The theoretical values of these resonant frequen-
cies are determined as functions of the external constant magnetic field. The ex-
perimental data obtained for Mg-Hn ferrite crystals are in Satisfactory agreement with
the theoretically derived relation in a definite range of magnetic fields. The agree-
went confirms the assumed plate-like domin structure. The results also reveal the
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presence of coupled types of oscillations excited by both long1tudinal and tra:,Gverre
fields, and the presence of certain resonan,:es the nature of which calls for Purther
study. It is concluded thai; the domain structure of ferrites is not as simple as
proposed by J. 0. Artman ( fte. Rev. v. 105, 62, 1957). Orig. art. has: 4 figures
and 3 forwulas.
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WCaA COnStan, Ljagjjet.*C r; -(i that
I t rl IAS Ual n
u A: 1, s L r u c t. Ii rt. Pi"Yr an
,estS Were made at 10 cm wave nt role. The
Pulse dUrat i MaF.,'. e t ror, rr no. o7, en era t o r T"
on Was e C &17, Q t n e r e;, t
the influence Of thermal effects. CTr to el ~~MAnate
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of s,,ction, ana
cident an,; transm1tt(`,; po*..,,,r- r,-rr,!.e
was placed i tne center of a WI.V~_*(.'I.i(.,e, ri~iing it completely an heli*,nt-
T - were made with
,he long~tuG`na.! ~Io-i rajve,' rum ~j tu 3o (if, - he tests
MZCr ferrites of five different comPo5il, :ons. results 5no-,w tijitt tne nonlinear
losses, as we!.' as trie iinear pro;,ertie.,, 6c;-nU essentially on tne closeness of the
operating frequency to tne frequency of rcrromagnetic resonance in the presence of a
domain strIcture. When ti,e ferrnmfi4~,net~r r-~()r,rince frequency is far frnm tht. operat-
ing frequency, tre- nonlii,ear ptienOMenik Lrl_' WeaA. On apprOaChilig rV.;0nILDC-, tl,t'
thresho.'G power aecreases and the noniii.car losses incr,:!ase. Comparison of tne re-
s,.C.ts with measurements made on small spheres having different doinolin structures show
that for compositions witn small maenet.zation and fine grain tn(- comain structure has
no effect on the tnre!,i,old, wrxreus in :;fur,;)1es with lar(-.e magnetizat-Inn and larf.-I.
grain tne tnresnold is iowerea in fiela.3 _;mudler than Eaturation. The nonlinearity
loss is also influenced by the increase of the magnetic permenl)ilitv when resonance
is approached. To determine the true m,~chanlsm of variation of nonlinear phenomena
near ferromagnetic resonance in an unsa-,urated sample it is necessary to investigate
the nonlinear phenomena in the same composition under the mognetostatic approximation
con-litions. The authors thanK V. N. Boi~ov for participating with the measurements
and 1. 1. Sil'veatrov~ct,, ar.,A 7. A. r1rftGI1OVft for supplying all th-, samples and the
list of their characteristics. Orig. art. has: 6 figures and 1 table.
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KRIVCHFNVIV, ", -~~ , A. I.
Magno-tr,st.atir ~fp-s ;f r)ro-fissiun ~n Fir. Ftnisotroi)lc sphere. a,,lr.
eksp. I tec-. fiz. .3 ni .. : ~7-j.- I.,Jo , g If. . (MITIA lt,:,~ "
I . Mnsk , ;k I y josirloir qt rgnn_, j unive r si tp t. .
(Cry , Mfithemfiti(,lil ~ 'Magnetic fields)

FIL'SHCHIKOV, A.I.; DUNATEV, N.M.; SEDLETSKAYA, N.S.
Magnetostatic fluctuations of magnetization in a hollow ferrit.-
cylinder. Radiotekh. i elektron 7 no.7slI23-1129 162.
(MlRA 15:6)
1. Fizicheskiy faimlltet Moskovskogo gosudarstven,ogo
universiteta imeni Lomonoisova, kafedra radiotekhniki.
(Cores (Electricity)) (Ferrates)
(Microwaves)

PIPSY~-Hlk,2V, A.!.~ 'I-I.)VUKI-OTIOVA, Z.D.; PA~'ARON, U.B.
D4-rondon,f. f I ~ - r,,., jr,r.e7e I ~,ri f c-rrate !! .p,: c, cr-jr I? r.
L(?mf)(,r ture and .1 1, mens I -)ns o I tr c. s amp) e .F17. tvpr.,i:
2",-,' 3' ( 2 . ( mi P-,A
. Mr, sk )v sk iy .-c ~;uiiars tvenn vv univ-rsitpll imeni Lomono5ova.
(Forrate crystals) (Fprromagneti- reninance and r-laxation)

S1 109/6 2 /007/007 /009 /018
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AUTHOR!;: Pil'8hghixov, A. I., Dunayev, N. M. and Sedletskaya,
14. 0'.
TITLE: MagrietoBtatic oaciliationB of the mnt~netizatlon in a
hollow cylindrical ferrite rod
1'LRIUDIGAL: R;idlotekhnika i (-Iektronika, v. -1, no. 7, 1)62,
1 12 5- 1 12*1
TIM: The apectrum of magnetostatic modes is analyzed for it hot-
low ferrite rod with conducting planes at its ends. Resonance
starting with magnetostatic equations for the magnetization ancl
field strength, differential potential equations are written out,
inside and outside ferrite, and solved Ja Besael functions. Thv
results of computations are shown in graphs, for rods having the
ratio of diameters of U.5 and the ratio of length to outer diame-
ter of 3. Instantaneous distribution of magnetization over the
croBs-aection of the rod is showit for various modes; if the HP
magnetization distribution is known, the field configuration can
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Magneto8tatic jaciliatiors of ... D271/D308
be chosen which excites a required oscillation mode. Th,!,)reticiii
results were checxe,t experimentally using a specimen pre
from 81rigle-cry8tal mangAILese ferrite, at wave lent, tn13 of ~ inA 6
cm, witil ratios of diameters of O.~ ind 0.7, and with r~atiu!3 u~
length to _)uter diameters o:' 5 an(i 5; ot3cillogramu 'ire given.
Some aub-jrtion maxima are n-iti,-eable in the oscillogrums wliicr,
are not explicabie by ti,e rijethod of analysis adopted. There -ire
8 figures.
ASjOC1ATIJN Fizione8Kiy faeul ' tet I-losxovsxogo gosjd~,r8tvennogo
universiteta im. M. V. iomonosova, Kafedra radio-
teKhniki (Department of Radioengineering, Faculty
of Physics of Aoscow State University im. M. V.
Lomonosov)
SUBMITTED: October 24, 1961
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AI I T 1* 1 OR 3 t A. 1., Z. D., t-d btz~rnrl, U. B.
T I T i Depondence of thr- ririnrwinrv 1, 1 1n f err n I nF L r- cry a ta In
oil tomper I turr Itni vr,! If,
.0 i~
PERICDICALt Fi 71 k:i tver ior- t--1 a , v . 4no.
TI.XT iThe rroon;irce fir1l atrri-th k, 1 4as d)'
a 4ttAf (a -4- 5)
in in rini !v)tro i c qoh,- ri -It I -i ~ riv I o cr, z~ t(w ~n, inorp fr~' r i te) wa:, mv i,iiirefi
'il; Inprrident on tem,lerixttirQ iind -rjnt:~l ~T-ioni.iOion vii th rv-~;pvct t,) the
(~-K I ern-'i I ma-nrtic f iQ I impan )/j'ia t)', P r c 3, 1 n; t n (7 e f i 1, 1 , A f o r % n A n o t r o N i c
sohc r'? f-y rnm irne t i c rat io , k1f i r!A ani 3n tr--oy cons tnnt , M - Gqturati on
in,ipne * 1 7-1 ti on; ~ !I POT) 15 ys t-i I I orr i ph i c or! on th t j on
on tho r ( rsoo 7 1
11 Ll 10/ 1 , d - s imp I F- d i in, o ter, A - vacu-im
w.-ive Icnpt.h. A-he inenourenicnto v,-(-r,, cni-ri, d out in a waver-ulde (4a-3 cm)
in which the B-irrole wae place,] at a di,3t:ince of A/2 from the cloued end
rind directed with the face (iTc))p Hext* A rotator, a heatinp coil, and a
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the rmocmj,) I P we ro i nr Ili 1, 1 in t I)o it rr-inr-_-nrn t . M-;t,mrvmsn tr eioro? m i(ir wi th
sin,-Io cryotal .;pf,Hmrnq, rut into i:;hvr, ; of IA fferent ~~i inif-t-rs, n3 well
as -xi th one a por I men whosp I i trr- to r w s:4 ve ly r(!,Iij a eo . The ro-sulto
of both e 4 pvrin-ents are -iimi lar. For H 00 11 res iFcre;iiit,.q wi th increm-
inr t#!,')T)er'iture, for 1' 0 E, 1 11 , I[ r C' 3 h,'15 A M LY .11M. In all catiea h res
f-rows with th(: samplp~ diamrts-r. '.. i H )I r In()) the 11 (0. curves ~,ave a
L re8
point of inflection, with If linj -y.,, iecre,t:3e monotnric,illy wi th incroas-
L 0
inp t. The mra3urcment,; ripr,- male in t, r:, n oro n -e t -'_ 2 5 0 0 C . T~i e course
of the curvts can be ex;,lrxinel hj iss~iminr thkt up to -60 C, H t) is
I
rrainly leterminel by K but at lurher ternperature3 by TA(t) or pr r h.i ps
by ~_(O. The firll of propa, tion ii i !in--ir function of (d/A) 2 within,
thv limits of e--nr. Ther, tire ') fimire.,; ant 4 referencesi P .5ovi-t ana
2 non-Soviet. The two refcrenc,~s to Enrlinh-lan"are publications rend as
follorss R. A. Hur,i. Canadian J. Phys. J6, 1072, 19581 J. E. Mcrcerean.
Journ. Appl. Phys. Suppl. If), No. 4, 1,84, 1959.
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A7TH6RS: P , I ch 1 1- n v I., Scl~v'yev, V. I
TITLE: Meusu rer,-ert of' tne maene tic j ermeabi , i t,,,, tensor -f' f'er. i ' es
PERICD'CAL Mosk-vski~y *r.lversi tet. Ves.nik. Seriya 111. Fizika,
as t r :.c,rri ya. n,-, . 4, ' 3-58
7EXT: Pne deppridence of ti.e o! the magnetic ermea~,!,.ty *,~-rsor
of ferrite!l on tie qtzenvtt. c! a -7a,-r.etic field has been studieri
vana ti on of the 1 mat ina ry parts -,f permeabi 11 ty wag f ;und to te anomal ous
in stronv felds. It is shovr-, tnat it is necessary to alter tne coui-ng
constant between meksurir.#, resonator and cha:.nel. The measurements of
permeabi Ii ty were made at map n(-tic felld strengths that are far f r,,-,m tre
range of ferromagnetic r-sonance ',.e ~echnlque used by tLe authorF s
de !ribed by V. N Viis, yev in 1~ e f. kh d I -, t ek hn I k aI e k t ro n, k
1444. 19')6; T h ef- rmulas were J talred from an appro), imatl ve or 6 1, !on as
described in llef. I n. 1, , Pistoll'kors, A A it ad 1 o t,~K !~r~ : k a ,
10, no 14, 1~4 This al.pr ximative solution cari be ct)tptinerl -r. 't,t
f o I lowi n#- ssuri.., tl or's PL E l - fit ow --lectrc
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Measurement o f t.,. e ma e-n e t I b I I 1 o20~
and magnetic loss, 2) usr,6 a thin ferr,. te plate A - ' cm,' one st-, -',a o~-
serve that t , < 1 mm and " 4 10, low '-, rotr~'; 1CI t~ jh--~j < , - _Are:_C
E 0~& 0 #A '
k i.L! denote the real ort. ons, F_", tA", k", ~L.L. lr.(~ i n.aCi nark or-
tions, JA tA-k tA xx pt yy , ar, d I PC - ~k Y x xy Tr,e real ar,j tt.e
imao-inar) p,-rtions are determined from tt.e freque..c~ --~nd of ?:.e Measurly-if
resonators. Tte F11 oscillaticns had a ativelength of about ' cm, the ~ of
the ferrite resonator was never btelow %~)V-O and was determineci -Nith a
of error of 1 - 2X In thei r I nve s * i (:atl '-)ns , tt,e au th rq f-. I A-V 3onator~'
H and H modes and a ~ of '),000 Figs. 2 and llustruti- t.,,e cepez-
104 1 O'~
ence of ~A' and W' on the field strength. Pistol 'kors, A. A. iiiA ~~ar
~Ruf. 8: z v vyssh. uc,. zaved. r;4dotekhnika, 6, 7 1
showed In t h e Ir B tu dy of th, ; r aj a~ I on c, f (.-, e c t romao-ne ti c wave s r, a
wavef-uide ii th a ferrite pliite tt, t nivner modes may he disr~-k7arded Nr.~r.
1"I ~ 0 4 7 N' V%,,l'yev's mett, d was four,d to be fo: !i,-Ils
stronger than the resoratnce field tr'e low '_'rOt:ojiC"t"
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0. 4~ is v. -'~.,ited in strcng fields, the imarinar', portions (V"~
are
found to vary .nich is probable- caused by t~.e influence of
hieher modes. :t ;s f-.rther shw%r, that the couplinC con'.stants bet'-%*een
resonator End chann-I xIt.,. '!ie constant mainetic field. uithin the
accuracy of measure~.en'' a!~!3umed to be con,.qta:,.t at H - 0 and at
ii- - 135,",' cerstecs, t-e , xc,~Pticr, cf ferrite soecimen n*o. 4.
max
There are 41 figures, I table, and E references: 5 Soviet-bloc and ') non-
Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra radiotekhnik,. ~Department of Radio EnCineering)
SUB-':ITT-B: "'ctober '~-, 1?6~.
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r e E i o n o f w e ak f i e I
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4, -
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the real and the imagi-iary por-
tions of permeability in the
reVion of stronE fields
ferrite no. 4).
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1), 2), 3), 4) -

fer~ites no. 1, 2,
11-0
11-H
H-0
H-0
11 - H,,,, I
11-0 11-H,,,
5
max
1350C OErsteds. P
0.89 1.13 0.87
1,16
0.86
1.17
0.63 1.18
1 10-8 4.3-10-2 1 3.2 10-21 3.2 10-11 3.8.1()-s 1.3 10 9.7-10-8 1.8-10-8
10.3 9.7 11 (1 G.5 11.7 12.2 9.0 9.4

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prep x1avate:
r-ri,),ia: f -a 7 V
gor. -stur. no.
I . Sv( rdl ov sk iy ornTy ins t i tu t I m# ri I V. V . i a~ ru i,! ev ~t AlIv -)III
kafpdroy bos"Cl1ey F-Ologli .
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PILISHCHIKOV, I.. obahchostvannyy instructor.
P. Pam
Individual trasining of sharpshooters. Voen.snan. 29 no.12:16-17 D 15).
(MLPA 7: 1 )
(Shooting, Kilitary)

PILISHCHIKOV, M. (Minsk)
Music schools !or childre-n. Prom.koo,,,. I -- n, . I,? : i ID't ~4.
(KIRA 11-4)
(Mumic-Instruction sari Etudy)

PIL'SHCHIKOV, Hatvay ]P&Vlovloh; KMINICUT, F.I.. kand. takhn. nauk.
-- - -kbit-eemmiiif; IVOSTOTXO'A.1.9 insh.. retmenzent; GOSPODARSKAYA.
?.N., red.; MUMITIr, I-M., takhn. red.
[Technolo& of feltwork and the wiTfooture of felt goods] Tekh-
nologile voliellno-vollochnogo proinvodetva. Moskva, Izd-vo
neuchno-tekhn. lit-ry RWSR. 1960. 570 p. (MMA 14:5)
(Feltwork)

STAROSAL'SXATA-111KITITIA, O.A.; KRASNOUKHOVA. O.V.: KAKAPOVA. V.I.: KAHZIMR,
Lj.; PIL'SHCHIKOVA,-L.-V.. GRIGOD.'YAII, A.T., retinktor; IV)j1oV, D.D.,
rftdaktFP-. FlufflOw redak-tor; OTOITYUK, L.D.. redak+or;
SOKOLOVA. T.F., tekhnicheekly radak-tor
[11istor7 of the natural acimnems; litmr^tur" Mihlishmd in the
U.S.S.R. (194R-1950)1 Istortia estastvmnantia; literatura. opubli-
kovnnn&ia v SSSR Oq48-1950). 0tv"tRtvo%nnye redaktoryt A.T.Grigarl-
Ian, D.D.Ivanov. N.A.?Lmirovskii. Moskva, 1zd-vo Akxdpimit nailk SSSR,
1955. )95 P. (MLRA FJ:7)
(Rihltop,rapww-Seimnc-(4--Hiettory)

N , E .(-, . ; Pr' n I ma A ict wi, i ) , , *: ' !~ I v,;~ : y , p P.
. r a rs., q.~ :f ~.,,+ , ', - ~~,j .7,,- r trp . , - I . - r - - rn . n r, . . i Ir, - i,
It... V: I ~ I . I
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2. SSR (c ) "),
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9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, "'' " -' 1953. Unclassified.

KNUKTAN?S,I.L.; PILISKkTA.V.Ta.
-
New sethod for the preparation of primary and secodnary arsenic
organic conaounds. lzv.AN SSSR. Otd.k:him.nauk. no.1:472-479
my-je '55. M" 8:9)
(Arsenic ornanic compounds)

FIL'SKlf, I.Ya.s kand.tek.".nfilik
Review of B.V.Ber-zir Is ~,onk "Wintorance and r-palr rf c,~ke
induatry squipment.0 Koks i khize. no. 1: 6 1-62 163. (MIRA 1,~: ~)
(Coke irjdustry-V,(j,iiprpent and ;upplies,, (Berizin, D.V.)

URAVAYYV, N.M.; PILISKIY, I.Ya.: 1,"Y111, I.A.
,oking cnal-tar Pitch in a fl-,jilizod bed of -oke. K,-ri3 " nc-l':
79-13 1 58. (MIRA 11:11)
1. Mosknvokiy institut khImichankogn mashinootroyonlya.
(Pitch) (Fluidization)

USSR, --I, emi u, T,~ 7~~ I .k . pi-I ~4.j i
Ap~- r- * ~
Abs J~)ur F , , 7--, K~ 4,
Author F i i i. Ta.
Inst
Titi- R D M'.
Or ~,, Pill. K N-
Abs t ra
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-f
i(,, -are -3*.r.,
In rat ~r",7 5
Card i"
a 1"a we r
meve tr e B.
t,-ansfer of i. ide-
ld-ra~,,e Lrcrease of
m area). I., rut~nf: thp
s,~re,35 a*,
3 va-ue smaiier v.-,
1 rit a- - "Ir. t
Le T-akey~

ill-L'Shilo I.Icas; i3i.,',60L VYN',
Materials on t!,p ,,tl.tiy , !' tr~(- ,
lorithIlls cf the Trare I 1 4 );~ -
mod. i fizziol. nG. , : -o- - I ',X .
(AUiA-A'~A i : I' ~
i - -, 1( lo -,,, ,,- f3wa-ij, ~evc-r in '.1,e
- . U; YaZfikh. -).. -pr :
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i,( .. "in)

PILISKIYP I.Ye.; FAYNSIRMT, S.S.
Materials on a study of ttie pidezLiology and prevention of
diphtheria in Alma-Ata Province. Zdrav. Kazakh. 21 no. 3%6-10
161. (MIRA 1-4:4,'
1. 1z Alma-Atinakoy oblastnoy sELnitarno-ep aemioloCicheskoy
stantaii.
(AU-tA-ATA HOVII,CE;-DIPFTHrIIA)

PIL'SKIY, I.Ya., kand.takhn.nauk
Review of the book "Coke machines, tneir design qnn
by I.L.Nopomniashchit. toks I khim. no.lo:62-0 '- (MIR-A ,
- Moskovskiy institut kh!mior,.(%Pkng-o mnq-r.'r,(;'r ypnlyn
(Coke industry-NquiDMent ~nq q-
(NeDomninshchii I.L.-

XARATATRY. 51kolay Mikhaylovich. professor; rjl,'�.KIY. lesif Takovlevich;
SHRFMT. Ivas Georgiyevich; LAZARRY, N.N., redikfor;* SUS IN, I.B.,
reduktor; AMPOTICH, M.X., tokhnichookly raddktar.
tMachines and apparatus used in the production of coke] Hashimy I
apparaty kokookhtsichookogo prolevodetva. Pod abshchel rod. W.M.Ka-
ravayeve. Hooky&. Gom.n&uchn*-tskhn.isd-vo lit-ry po chersol I t9vot-
noi metallurgit. Vol. 1. 1955. 299 p. (mah 9:6)
I.Chles-korrespoodent AN SSSR (for Karavayev).
(Coke industry-Equipmest and supplies)

PILISKIY Idat takhnicheakikh riauk.
Fluid for hydraulic drives of coke-oven machinery. Koks i khts.
no.3:58-59 156. (MLEtA 9:8)
1. Moskovskiy institut khtsicheekogo mashinostroyoniya.
(Hydraulic transmission)

AUTHOR: pi 11541v, J.y&., Cond- 'Pecn. SC. (Moscow of
Mbchine Buildirw for tho~ Chemical Industry). 169
TITLE: a the desit--,nin~ of' t, coie pushing,-, machine. (K
mel-hanizma vydactli Koksa).
PERIODICAL: "Kok3 i KhiMiY8" (Coke incl Chemistry), 1-41)?, No.-~,
PP-52-54 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSPRACT: Stres6es involve-i Lr~ -..%t operhli,7-n of the coke puqai,-~-,
macuine arF- aisc,4s.~(-c: (Fit-1). Stresses involved; in
Lne movement of the pushin6 arm and the coKe charge
should be consijered as a bpsj.s for calculziLions. in
pushinE coilLe, the main part of the force required is
used for the movement of the pushing arm, tnerefore,
it would be advuntaKeous .o inti-oduce a rota-.inE
support, but wiu~iout increasing specific pres~iure on the
oven's sols. Phe possibility of heatint- tfit-- pushint~
arm to ZSCX, C shDuld be considered in the desi~--n. There
is one diag;ram.

PERIUDIGAL: "Koks i KhImi-ya" , (Coke bn,i Chemistry
Methods of dewaterinC, coal fines. By K. Lemke.
(Abstracted from Glkkauf, 195'-,-,, 1?/18)
W. Herbert. Rectizol mettiod of purificc-.i~:.
ases under pressure.

stracted from Erdol and Kohle, 1%tj,
M
Feb. Vol.9, No.2, p.,D??-81)
Rectification column of a new design.
(Abstracted from Chemical EngineerinE, 1~5t,,
Vol.63, No.10, 24~'~), 246).
Coke ovens in the Indiaiia narbour pla,-,L.
(Abstracted from Blast Furnace nncl 3teel
Vol.44, 195b, 4~,, PP.b65-890). P - "I
Composition of hiCh-boilir,6 fractions of coal tar.
By A. S. Harris, E. N. Wbite ana D. McNeil.
(Abstracted from J. Appl. Chem., 1-156, July
'; %~ I .;.,, Nu. 7, pp. ). P.

PERIODICAL: "Koks i Khimi
ya", (Coke ChemistrV, No."
pp. 6~- - )4 (U.S.S.R. 16q
Re-view of' the book "Desil-.n of apparatus for tbe
recovery of cokin6 cLemical products". ("Raschety
appa-ratury dlya ulavlivbniya khimicneskikh
produktov koksovaniya"). By I.E. Korbach~inslcii
Lind hl. D. Kuznetgov.
Reviewed unfavuurzibly by Fu Tszyuy-Fu.
Comments to ttie above revi-w by D. D. Zykov,
Cand. Tech. Sc., Moscow Ii.ti~ute l'or Chemicall
Exi6ineering.

68-58-5-q/21;
AUTHOR: Fil'skiy, 1-Ya., C~~ndidotle 3f Tech-nical Sciences
TITLE: A New Meth,:~J of Intea~bif.`ed Operation of Coke Overis
(14ovyy metoci raboty [coKsovykI. pechey)
PERIODICAL. Koks i K-hir,,-,ya, Nr 5, pp 29 - 31 (USSR)
A.6STRACT: Intensificaf-J.3n f the co',-ing process by an ad,.itioi-al
heating of the t~;trE~e by an electric current -a.- b~ri-
through the sharge is , :---~-seci Labor tory o~perimert,--
supply4ng electric curr-nt- ('/0 V) tD 0.5 kp
, 5 kt and !'~C
laboratory ovei-.s indic-ted t-a!, a considerable intensific-ntl
of the proces-, 'is p-)s,,:Lt1e. It. t.%e 17C kL OVen, ti.e rnte ~f
heating of the c"Iaree,w~t, the aodi~lonal internal i.eal-nr-
increased from 0.8(5 -C/: L r, t:- 1. 1) C/min. A 42% inarea---C- ILL
the velocity of c-,ki--j,- with the consarntio.-i of 1'-- --W/--L
of coke was i:. '.I.e Industrial --)vens at ',,C V, *,~.e
current cannot be j a ~ se j t.,--o ~L,h "he charge witl, ti.e c~ rr, ~ -
ponding intensity and ',i,, . e f o re a 1 oi~ e r i nc r t a -~~ e -4 Iri t.1. e :- t e
coking would be cL,tained. It is estimated that an incrpa -~
about 20,16 in tht- cl-kinj- i-ate can he obtained with n r:-,,rrerj'
concumption of abu,it 1~0 i~W/tor.. There is 1 figure.
ASSOCIATION: Moskov~,kiy ir.fititu't. ,~..",:-icheskoLo mashinostr~-,
Card 1/1 (Moscuw of Clerical Machine Buildir~-,'

AUTHORS: Karavayev, 5 Lytiiin. i-A
T iA"1Z. Cok!ng !:.f C--,al-Tar Pitch in a Pseudoflul,"--el
Layer , -J~A~ * iramann,~)ugol 'r_gn P r, (2
czhizherLnom sloye kcksa)
PERIODICAL: Koks i Khimiya 1358, lir 10 pp 2Q 33 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The possibility of the application of coking coal tar
pitch on a fluidised bed of coke, as describad in the
literature fo.- coking petroleum residues (English Refs 1,
3), is discusiied. lt is pointed out that the application
of the fluidiiied bed technique will permit: incrf-asirif,
the production of coal tar pitch coke without a Ixge
capital expenditure, (kcreasing the production costs,
improving the quality of the coke and ty-products as the
proc-ess wili be more easy to control; simplifying the
preparation of coke for tne production of electrodes aue
to the possibility of producxja6 coke of a more constant
composition-, producing coke from n.edium temperature
pitch, thus, the process of oroduction of high-temperature
pitch will be unnecessary and the coking instaliation will
Ca-rd 1/2

OOV/66-56-16 9/25
COICIrIg of r,:al-Ta: Pi-,;h ir, -a P?c~--d2flUldlzed C-.ke Layer
become only a small part of the tar distillation plant
There are ~ figures nnd ~ referenceB, ? of which are
Eqglish and I Soviet
ASSOCiATION. Moskcvskiy institul. &himicheskogc mashinoBtryalya
(Mcs--cw institute of' Chemical Machine BuIldi--
Card 212

FILISKIY, I Ya , -iw:--,u-nt
*.ht., Irucu3s of dry quenching of coke. Trudy
~UKM'l vo-i6:~')-60 58. (MII-A 14:7)
(Coku)

PILISM. 1. Ta.
Reviev of 1A.M.0bukho"kiiIn book OBlendlm conl for ioking.9
KDks t khim. no.11:62-~) 15P. (MERA 11:11)
1. Moskovskiy institut khimicheakogo mnflhinostroyenipt.
(Conl--Cnrboni2at ion)

PILISKIT. I.Ta.. kand.tokhn.n-1
low mothod of packing coal charges in coke oven chanbere.
Koko i khIm. no.7:30-33 '60. (MIhA 13:7)
1. Moskovskiy, institut kbimichenkogo mashinostroyeniyu.
(Coke)

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PILISTIT, I.Ta., kand.tekhn.nauk
---------- -
New means of intensify"ing the operation of coke ovens. Koks I
khim. no,5:29-31 15P. (MIRA ll:~)
l.MoakovBkiy institut khimicheekopo mashinostroyenlya.
(Coke ovens)

L 5388-M W(I) /LIWP (a) /ETC)t;M (a) /VA ~ d) APA N) -21FCS (k) IEWA (h) AWA (c) IJP(c)
ACC NRt AP50MSD WW/A? SOURCE COVEt Ult/0207/65/000/W5/0118/01
AtMIORSt (Novosibirsk); (Novoalbirakhry
ties te-r Jnj,-1u,--Te. (flovosibirsk); Pil*sk!Z, V, I. (Novosibirsk); Ponomsrenko,,
ORGt none q(t,
TITLEt Magnetic field trapping and pli!aan containment in experiments vith a
collisiorless shock wave
SOURM Zhurnal prikladnoy nekhaniki I tekhnichaskoy fiziki,, noe 5,, 1965, 118-120
MPIC TAGS% mgnetic field, plasma, shock vavep rarefied plasmat
neutron generation, deuterium
ABSTRACTs Magnetic trapping and plasm containment were achieved In a rarefied,
!cylindrical, deuterium plasm by creating a collisionless shock condition. A
16-cm glass tube was placed in the centerline of a quest-stationary magnetic field
AHoev 0,5 kilo-oersted, T = 5 fAsec). In the center of this system was added a
3D-cm shock coll generating a magnetic field H /o 3 to 6 kilo-ogirsteds . for To%-.* 1.4
,Csrd 1/2
C)

5388-66
ACC fiRt AP5027280
12
'~to 2 usec. The Initial plasma concentration was 5 x 10 to 3 x 1013 CM-3.
IYAgnetic field trapping and plasma containment were achieved on the basis of ~he
jollowing observation. An average 40 asee delay in neutron generation (lop to
: 07
!I neutrons), 10 kev ion-energy attainment, and bremastrablung radiation were
iobtalned after the applied field 11 had decayed. Qualitative measurements from
0
inapetic probes indicated that the trapped field was of the order of H (coil field)
with a duration commensurate with noutrongeneration. The trapped plasma energy
was about 10 kev. The authors thank G.V' 1.-1~6udker for his constant influence and
i interest In the work and FqWZ.'-F-%a do 4 for his help and participation In evaluat-
ar
:Ing the results, Orig. ar et tigures and 1 formula,
SUB COMs NS/ SUM DATEs 17Wov64/ ORTO REFt 002/ OTH RM OD1
~.4
Card 2/2

AM; NXI AP5026515 souna CODE.-
qq, S'~_ Y9 , S' 0;-, it (1, 1~;-
INVENTOR. Naumov, A. A.; Plllskly~ V. I.; Yudin. L. I.
up/o286/65/000/019/0046/oo4T
TITLE: Device for energy synchronization of charged-particle injection in an
accelerator,_ Class 21, No. 175153 (Announced by the Institute of Nuclear
80 AN SSSR lInstitut yademoy Miki 80 AN SSSR))
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobretenty i tovarnykh tnakov, no. 19, 1965, 46-47
TOPIC TAGS: particleadeblerator component, plasma njection, timing device
ABSTRACT: The proposed device (see figure) provides energy synchronization of
charged-particle injection in an accelerator by means of a trigger pulse controlling
Fig. 1. Energy synchronization device
I - Magnetic field pickup; 2 - integrator;
3 - adder; 4 - injector-voltage pickup; 5 - cath-
ode follover; 6 - generator of calibrated pulses;
7 - output shaper.
the actuatlon of the-electron gun, the inflector, and other components. To produce
optimum conditions for the capture of the particles, a generator of calibrated pulsea
I .:.~

ACC NRt AP5026515 0
is employed which is connected with an adder. The other inputs of the su=nator are
connected with magnetic-field and injector-voltage pickups; the output is connected
through a zero indicator to a shaper which generates the trigger pulse at the moment
of zero indication. Orig. art. has: I figure. (DW)
SUB CODE: EC/ SUBM DATE: 22Nov6.3/ ATD PRESS: '17
CWd ix?

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AT
.~.SSD/SSD(i)/AM(f)-2/BSD/AS(inp -2/ASD( /A M
P
M AP500111,6 S/0294/64/002/OD6/0837/OUI
AUTUORS j Xurtaullayev, R. Kh,,; lleaterikhjM. -Yu. TaA I Fillfts"VO L;
Ponomrenko, At Co a
Oatice 'of PUOMR 148
ty diAgn
OURCes 4. 2 .6s
timpera~ no* 837-S"
J:N]Ap~izika vympkikh
-10fiX VAGS 31'1',uldrova~e' equIpmo'pt,, ~;aii2rowa*e .16a. Interferomter,
'I U
a
no ror.oco, lrdoyi)~ phasonhift. reflect6o al I-e j 1 j OX 15 oscillogre
n a CPO ph
oncill ' '
t)qCope~
C)d*: r-4l;,r tubp, 6V2P alo6o, OX
A ;dcn-)wavs Interferorsoter . tor, -V~smd 01*ed diagnostics -to described.
zhe eh~r4ojmrl a tips- Of. Via.. interfoonoter,'ais 3 mul resoly power
rate'of phase'c:)ianV't;-6 rad/,us~c,, aW T
'3 ~~m sweep range
-A 'T e
3" v the
perates by mejri~ uring the phase shift of
0
probe waves and b,- utilizing a frequencytransfomation f7cm f 3o7 x 0
0
'byCli:3 to:AM r Irlermdiate F = -10 Wycle J~requency vith a beterodyne circuit. This
170 1-hbn conMred., witha reftrence frequem-v Phire F 30 Ncycle on scathods-
seharato of _the int
t)BCMOBCOPO 'T110 erferometer IS abown In Fig. 1 onr the

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