SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RUKIN, V.A. - RUKMAN, G.I.

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;AUTHORS: Korobkov, Me A & )kRIE, V, N. I.-Rukin ,L-Is And-ronovi Ve Me,
ORG: none
ITITLEt Assembly for complex.eatimating the strength of flanged couplingeo Clasez-
142, No- 179984 JaRnno by Military Academr of Chemical DefeRee (Voyennaya
unced
lakademiya khimicheekoy zaahchityl/
,SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsyp tovarnyye znakip no# 6# '1966, 96
ITOPIC TAGS: metal joining, mechanical power transmission device,,pressure gage,
!visual signal, signal element
IABSTRACT! This Author Certificate presents an nasembly for complex eat.imating of
Ithe strength of flanged couplings. 'The assembly contains a hydraulic press for
,loading the flanged coupling and instruments for determining the compression stress
lin the flanged joint (see Fig. 1). To determine more exactly the penetration of
!the working liquid between the contact surfaces of the flanged coupling, one half
lof the contact surface Iof th e flanged .coupling carries uniformly distributed
lelectrIcal gau a. Fach of these gauges is connected to a signaling device such an
UDCt, 620.165.29.06o621
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AUTHORS: Shil',krut,-D.I., Docent, Ruk-Ln, V.V., SmirnoY, A. a-nd
Butenko, G.A., Engineers___--~
TITLE: A Mechanical Vibrator Y..rith Independent Adjustment of Ampli-
tude andFrequency,(Mekhaniches'kiy vibrators nezavisinjoy
regullrovkoy amplitudy i,chastoty)
FERIODICAL: vestnik Mashinostroyeniya, 1958,-..r4r 61 pp 67-64 (USSR)
.ABSTRACT: An experimental vibrating sawdesigned and tested at the
vibration-cutting laboratory of the Llvovskiy lpsotekhni-
cheskiy institut ~Llvov Lumberifng Technology Insiitute) is
described with the. help of a cross-sectional drawing. A
single shaft rotates in bearinas inside a sleeve, itself
rotating in two.-plummer blocks. The central shaft
carries the cutting disc sa-,t.- at.one end and is driven by
a V-belt pulley at the other end. The rotatinC sleeve is
driven by another V-belt pulley. Due to its eccentric
position, this rotation produces oscillations at a
frequency independent of the speed of the cuttino spindle.
The, rcba-tinS sleeve is alounted inside aset of double
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ACC NRt AP6035705 SOURCE CODE 555375533
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INVMTORS: Rukinas L. K.j Knorringg V. Go
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ORG: none
TITLE; A direct current.digital milliaimnetero Glass 21., No.~186560
SOURCE: Izobreteniyap promyshlenrWye obrastsyo tovarnyye inakis no@ 199 19669 53
TOPIC TAOSo direct currentg electric measuring instrument, er
ABSULACT This Author Certificate presents a direct current digital milliammeter.
based on the principle of follow-up balancing. The milliammeter includes a
galvanometric converter of the current to a displacementj, a converter of the displace...
ment to a pulse sequence, an anticoincidence circuit,, a recording device, and a code-'~.
current converter.(see Fig. 1). The design increases the response time, diminishes
the effect of the zero drift., reduces the dead sonej and produces a discrate.readout'
% of the quantity.being measured with an analog interpolation within the limits of the
unit.of discreteness. A differential frequency detector is used as the converter of
the displacement to the pulse sequence* The recording device includes an analog phass
meter which records the fractions of a period aida. duodirectional pulse counter which
records the whole periods of the cumulative phase difference between the signals
uD(;. 62l.3l7.?l4.o24.oB5dh
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ACC NRs AP6035705

Fig. 1, 1 displacement
corrwerterl 2 duodirectional
pulso'counter

ve

from the.two h4lvqs of the detector. Orig, art, has i 1, figwe

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ACC1;'>S1U1 NR sAF5W4677 31011516blOO010091005810059
AUrHO11s none
T7TLL% Fourth scientific and technical conference on "Cybernetics for the
__~jnpMvCMfnt of mensuremont and inspec
tion metboo-
SMRGE;t I=eritelOnaya tekhnika,, no. 9. 1964, 5849
TOPIC TAG5z cybernotics, electric mcnsurcmen~' " cotric qtiantity instrument,
digital computer, electronic equipment, electric engineering conference
ABSTRACTt'* The conrarence was hold 1-4 July .at the,All-Union Scientific Research
In3tituto or 99trolory bythe Section or Electrical Mansurements or the Council on
the Problqm'~r "Scientific Insirumsnt 11alcirg" or tho_Akq_te CommittegLcLi_gp_qKd.i.nation
0e _i~ i~W~iiic_ -fie 3*0-a-ro h~ -to,- -"-- - -Union Scientific
gather with the All
Ro3onrch Institute or Electrical Uesouremant, Instruments nnd the Lenlnq~d_Reg.iona!
stration of the Scientific and Tachnionl Division of the Initrumant MakinL_
atry. More than 460--de-roigRfois from 29 cities f the country participated.
Fifty-spvon reports were heard and discussed. Reports were given bys' P. V.
NOVITSKIY (t4ningrad)--"Dofinition of the Concept of Informational grror in Measure-
'ment and its Importance in Practical Use" and "On the Problem of the Average Informa-
tional, Criterion or Accur&W -Throughout the Entirs.8oale of an Instrucientut Yea A.
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ACCE&SION fiRs AP5004677~
seuroment
..KU?3RSiX1DT (Ifoscox)-_"On Daterminailon of the Criteria of Accuracy for Me
Dovices"; S U. UANDELISHTAR (Lenincrad)--report on a new.criterion of accuracy 0f_
nonsuromont instrumontai P. F. PARSHIN (Loningrad)--report on GotimizAlon irhon -
ufjinr, Fourior transrorma on electronic digital oomputorsj_j. P. DMI-MMV,
DOLGINTSIWA nnd A. A.-NMTn (Lon Ingrad)--proposAl or a now.mothod for eolvTffr--
p r oT;T,-r,---
ain ot optimum filtoring for non-attitionnry rAndom airnals and intorrorencol
I.-Cl IXANQ -"Woulation or the Dynnmio Chornotoristion or an Optimum Complex
Oq_ . -.Y
Tffn-Ghnnnol 5ystem which Uses Girnnl-o from a FonitLon Motor and rrom a Speed Motor"$
P ._A_.jj0L.LJ-sLTQV (1,aninrrnd)--"0ptimum Periodic Corrootion in the Mansuromont or
Continuolls Signale"L S.-F. _&OAfQ --"Analysis and Construction of' Devices
L-Yjcfc (Moscow)
for Corroction of Non-linswity and Scaling for Unitary Codoel G. Y. GORGLOVA
(T,,;-rroc;)--"A Vfjthod Cyr Statistionl Optimization In Crqdu,%t1ng; the Sonlea of
Slactricnl IWanurin6 Inqtrurtinte"; 9. A. Z3HOWMAN (~Ioscow) --"Anal og-Oi r, ital Voltage'
Convortur with Automatic Error Corr7otion _R_. H. RALINOVSKIY, V. S. KALE:NCIIUK and
1. A. YANOVIGH (Kiev) --"Automatio Monitorin& of the Parameters ~f -the Efia`ctrl~al
Sij;nals of' Complux Radio and Sloctronio RqUipment"I V. P. PEROV (Moscow ---"Operational
Cybornetiou as an.Indopnndent Soientifio Spooialization't Ye. N6 OTW (Lanincrad)-
"On the IProblem of Effootive Non-linear Soales"I A. 1. MARKELOV Hosoow)-"Devioos / I I
for Preliminary Proa~emsing of the Results of Measurements Prosented.in ths 'Form of.!
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ACCESSION 10t; AP5OOh677
Grnph Is Recordings For Subsequent Introduction of the Inrormatioa Into Universal
Digital Conputara"; 0. N. MOGILSVOR and S. S. SOKOLOV (Leningrad)--"On a Method for
Reducing Excess Inrormation"; T. V. NIKO~LAjjV_A_4~ninKrad)--"A Device for Temporal
Di::r.rotization of Continuoua Signals"j_&. A. LYOVIN and M. L. BULIS (Moscow,
."Optimization or the Transmission or Tolometric Information as a Uoansfor Raining
the EfCicioncy and Eliminating Interfere no*"; D. E. GUKOVSKIY (Moscow)--"On a Ste-
tistic Approach to the Detection or 3vots in Automati-o Inspection"; H. I. LAKIN
(Laningrad)--"Hothod ror Calcula~ing the Holding,TL-ne of C ommuni oat ions in a Contr&J
lized Inapection System or Constant Sorvicing Time"; 0. N. BRONSHTSYN, A. L. RA
and V. V. RYKOV (Moscow)--"On a Sinrlo-Line Mn3s
SifLi_AN'D11:_ (Ponza)--report on circuit doalrna for direct compensation electrical
digital monsuring instrurnants; A. N. KOUOV (Novocherkasak)--repart on a now method
,for conpon3ation of digital bridges; It. N. GIAZOV (Leninrrad)--ro port on the problem
;of valtnge-to-angular rotation conversionj V. S. GUTNIKOV (Lanincrad)--"Ilsthods for--
Conqtruction of' Frequenoy Capacitance Pickups with a Linear Scale" L-H.JA~_
ISYROPYATOVA and R. R. KHAHCHEWKG (Mo scow) --report on the determination or the ampli- -
-tude-froquonoy and phase characteristics or PFM and Ms modulatorst Ye. I. fWAKW.)
*(Novocharkasek)-"The Phototransistor as a Switch for Electrical MaiTu-rement
p0 an wV__F
V. MACYGIVAC(l~i-ningrad)--a re' ' rt ' -'s oi'making universal equip-
-Purposes"; 11 and power; P. P. ORNATSKIY wid V. 1.
mont for measurement of ourrento voltage
~7,%y ~(Kie - stittiaL.vo.Itmete-rs,._w&ttmete~,rjt. jAd _T_
y _,Fepqrts o t e oonntruotion-or.
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ACCESSIOU 13(1 AP!5"677
1. SAILLjyo V. M. RAZIN and V. A.
phAse motors, A. V. TRIK!UNOV,11.
GORBUINOV (Tomec) opori on ft device ror automatic processing of the measurements of?
v-ibrai~Yon amplitudo or pneumatio,hammors; L. K. RUKINA and V. 0. KNORRITIG (Loningrxi#
--report an the development or a digital Zampensator for meaeuring pressure, force,
etc.; R. 0. DADITKINA (lAnin6rad) --report on a method for onstruating rrequenoy
pickups for gas analysis; Yo. U. WPOV, V. A. BRAZHNIKOY and B. Ya. LIKHTTSINDER
(X1uybychav)--roports on Z;Iyeis and recording or boring spoods; Yu. _V*
POIFOICHNIKOY (Kuybyshev)--"A High Speed Voltage-to-Digital Code Converter for ac
Pick-"ps"I G. P. VIKHROV and V. X. ISAYSV (Viln&)_-"A Highly Accurate Digital N&k_
to-Punk VC~G'T.~Otqr i and so M. PSHOIN (Leningrad)--"A Low Level Analog-Digital Volt~.!
Age Converter."
AWOCIATIONs none
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xL-d liver nudde idd metabolism was studied In 150-z.'.

white rats as followst - (1)'controls; , L2) ver,
after pasdal II
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remaining RNA
Increasing creept for DNAase In the liver where It decreased. ,
digested with 0 .15 mi. of coned. HSO* atul detd.
In (3) the affect an the CNS led to lowered NA P In brain
and liver, and decreased enzyme activity except for DNAaft calorimetrically,. comparing both A -and 11 against Ultirl"
61 the brai n which Increased. - (4) was not the summative -'%rcT., controls.
effect of (2 L+ (8) since the new metabolle patterallo (2)
pd by (3). A modified Schmidt-Tannhauser

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or
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Iti hi '01tim betwe" Societe acids In the Process of
etafidij:j" O.F.CbepluoSaaaAL.P.Rukina. Uk,-f..
23, 388--win -stiff., ~19% 19M).-A.
uffrapt was miade to show that ribmudek (1) and d
rlWyclck (11) aM In ibe piocess of roetabollsto
Mqfuilly waywed Inta on* another without pMhnhuLry
brialedown. Ground tissue of rabbit kidney was used in ix
ftai&As. To arrest aWAbolic degntyrnerization of 11,
I Was added; " oaus~d a reduction In the pentose
ouqeotides and an Omega Its ff. (Mfy In Itmg and thyroid
sland tissues Me tb# cosweidon, of I into U thus far been
obwved. lm tisman, the use of. PON there fms been
oblerved a redvetW W fha P-coutent In the 9 fraction and a
P-aftledle Movultaneously the speciSc
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-of III coftselde vith ~ thosL of a Onilar fuhibitorJoum inj
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proce sm.2
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treated by a modification of limidt and ThAnnhamrr,:
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dbonucleic acid (ri) weri Isolat by a process p
MY
ed foftzly
!4'~ described (cf; D,AvpJcvuj . C-4, 4S.. 96M). ~ I wab td
i-.' (roil the ppt. with, 10% CCIRCOJIT At Due rat 20miu.p.-,
followed by a ID-InIn. extm'with 5% Co'cox. Lpktj.
Tit" con)
bined, fiebted on bolling water bath for 30 min.,:
a cur-rest f fr. To the tube cants. was ,
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'j`_%_rol they were placed for I min. In a boiling water bath
be t t - Tubts were then stoppered and-,
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'h drol 41's a7r=ed .0t6" proceed for I hr., The tubes were i
cooled and 0,03 and 0.05 ral. of distd HtO added
""c res ading to the vols- of added HCIG.: mftd
Of po
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Rukina.,.L. P.

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adult rabbim in RNA and DRN,x -if t1w li-r ,f pi~g-
ra
a'111 Wilts k "I 24-~:lty-W embry.~3 tli~ ratio of lau ilic
I., P is 't-iWed in the iwer of now1mrn rabbits the
N o~mpn~ of 111,JA vi Gharply ehangLd, the ratio of
adenine to P wa!i titlyled j%d iunilar rat.os of guanine and of
thymine were also increased, The ratio of guanine to P
of RNA was quadrupled. The ratio of purine bases to P
in the liver of 10~lay old rabbit3 was lowered. In the liver
of rabbits one month old the high ratio between Ktuittiltie and
P of RNA persisted; the cytosinc to P ratio was increiw&
and the uracil to P ratio was loweted. In DRNA nil 4

bases had a ratio to Pgfinilar to Viatin adult rabbits, The. Ln
ratio of N bases to the P of nucleic acidt in the liver of rab
bits 2 months old was the sanit as In adult rabbits. - It is
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crincluded.that
the processes of littefisive proleirl
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32, 75101--Th- (-micretc of a river dam became covered
with aigne by jilly, coinciding with the max. of "flowering"
ofthewater. The nint. of butyric acid -forming, ammoni -
fying, de!oillutizijig anti denitrifying bacteria is greater
on concrete covvrcd by algae than on other parts. Thio-
bacteria are not assocd, with algae. Aerobic cellulose
bacteria and nitrifying bacteria are restricted to certain
arl~as. : Near the areas covered by algae the C content of
the ivatvr is lower and the 0 content higher (photosyn-
p thesii). The apit. of sulfates is also Itiglier than in the
middle of the rivcr. The concrete covered by algae cort-
tains ler. C02a till CaO. In brittorn layers of the watcr the
anit. of Incteri-i ii sniall or they tire absent. The ground
watcr was nf Devonian mirin. Water In the tunnel of
the dam comaiard 97j-1611 mr, of Cl per I., Devonian
water cmijain-, W5 tijp4l. Cl,and It is concluded that the
ground water wa.-; ilifil. Ity river water serping through the
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Idlecroblalfty of the Bha Sea: Dep& distribution of
microaqPnimmus. A. R. Kriss and R. A. Rukina. Vikra-
at 5 test 1wints, 50 ken. spast and IM-170 kill. off %limr,
at I See. depth, tit 23 1". Intervals in [11e (), menne (to cit.).
Anti at 2W in. lit(crvu6 In the IIjq i4me VIM tit.).
OfUl varieties found 12
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USSIR/Microbioliogy GeneralMicrobiology. F-1
S Jo U-1 Ref Zhur Biol., No 4, 1958, 14619
Author Ierusalimskiy, N.D., Rukina. E.A.
Inst
Title Study of Spore Formtion Conditions of Butyric Acid
Bacteria with Aid of Colloidal Wrappers.
Orig Pub Mi~xobiologiya, 1956, 25, No 6, 649-658
Abstract Cultivation of.Clostridium. saccharobutiricum in colloidal
wrappers immersed in a definite medium made it possible
to trace the dependence of different spore formation sta-
ges on changes in the medium. The accumulation of a lar-
ge number of vegetative cells up to 3-5-7 billions was
best on a rich nutrient medium with a yeast autolysate
and peptone. To convert the yegetative cells into ripe
pre-spore granulose-containing and clostridial. forms, a
favorable influen-ce was exerted by transferring the cul-
tures into a nitrogen-free medium with glucose and
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Z/035/62/000/910/004/126
A001/A101
AUTHORS: Rambousek-, Jan, Rdkl, Antonia-
TITLE: Changes in geographic latitude of the geodetic observatory
Peenk during 1958.7 - 1959.9
.PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i Geodeziya, no. 10,19~2, 13- 14,
abstract 1OA126 ("Geod.~a kartogr.,obzor.", 1961, v. 7, no. 10,
190 - 195, no. 11, 208 - 212; no. 12, 225 - 227, Czech)
TEXT: Systematic observations for determining the latitude-of the FecO
obser-vatory near Ondrejova (CSSR) were initiated on September 2, 1958, in con-
nection with the IGY and IGC. Theobservations were carried out by the Horrebow-
-Talcott method according to'the Poltava program with a transit instrument AP 100
manufactured at the state enterprise K. Zeiss.in Jena. Altogether 1,150 latitude
pairs and 7_~.1,8 pairs for determining the value,of a micrometer screw revolution.
were processed. The accuracy of determining the mean value of the observatory
latitu de amounts to + 0.'014 (rms error). On assumption that all observed lat-
itude variations were caused.solely by changes in the position of the Earth's
instantaneous pole, the adjusted value of the observatory latitude is expressed
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.Changes in geographic latitude of the... AOOIIAI01
by the formula:
490511'5611, 210 + 0", 085 cos (18ot + 1120)
0", 019 sin (180t + 1120) + 0", 237 cos (150t + 72052).
A comparison of the coordinates of the instantaneous polecalculated from ob-
setvations at the Peco Observatory and from the data of the Latitude.Service
of the International Time Bureau made it possible to calculate ihe following
value of the non-polar z-term. + O.'0306os (18ot + 2o8o).,From the comparison
of the latitude mean value determined on the given day with the values.ob-
tainled in '.each observational series of the same day, the adjusted value of
diurnal latitude variation has been calculated:
E)+5h
6(pd +0'.',027cos~(t 4).
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CZECHOSLOVAKTA/Human and Animl Physiology Blood.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 2, 1958, 8473;
Author Vaclav Rukl and Zdenka vykyftlova
Inst
Title Observations on the Problem of the Detection and Evaluation
of Heinz Bodies.
Grig Pub Fracovai. lekax, 1956, 8, No 1, 41-42
Abstract, Large quantities of phenylhydrazine were absorbed through
the injured skin of 6 workers of a chemical factory with
severe burns. A considerable a unt of exythrocytes with
Heinz bodies appeared in the peripheral blood. After 6
da5rn Heinz bodies were not detected. The decrease in the
number of Heinz bodies was accompanied by an.increase in
the number of reticulocytes. Heinz bodies were not found
am ng patients with severe burns who were not subjected to
the effect of pheny1hydrazine. The detection of Heinz bo-
dies is of diagnostic significance.
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RUKL, Vaclav. MUDr.; FILIP, Bobumil, MUDr.
Unusual working hazard on polishing wheels. Pracovni lek.
7 no.3:164-165 May 55.
1. Z Odd. hygieny prace a chorob z povolani'v Pardubicich.,
(INDUSTRIAL HYGIETTE
hazards in work on polishing wheels, angioneurosim)
(OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES
angioneurosis in workers with polishing wheels)
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Translation from: Referativayy zEzzxnal, Elektrotekh-nika. 19 5 8, Nz 2 p 118 (USSR)
A',IJTI-,70R: G. L Tych.-ilmakiv., Y. P., ar-d Yal0lividim-, Ya. A.
TITLE: A Method of Pr_cducing Power From Beta-ActiVe Isotopes
'0b. odnorn metode e~z~ergeticlheskogo ispol'zovan.-ya beta -akt1VMvkh izotopoy)
PER=7GAL: Tr. in-ta M--vo radlateklmich. prom-st! SSSR, 1956,
Nr f, (36), pp 3-8
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ABSTRACT: Pxra types of atomic Pawer so, ces based on P-radiation ul-ilization
areln-rwz: (1) a.weli-lae-1-4ated electrode is directly charged by P -particles;
'2) -Particle en-ergy.is t:ranaaformed in. a semiconductor into the energy of a
great r-~urnber of relatively al-aw electromr-a. The di2acivantages of the first
xneth-sd -- a !:J g1% -.Lnternai reei~.fasce of the atomic battery (on the order of hun-
dred~~ of megof_mq~ '_ and of tl-)e second methad - a low efficiency are pointed
_-:-J. A ~.,zew met!._,~d is suggested, based or. the charge accumulation created by
P-radia-tion --r, a-,- electric capacitox. A chargee capacitor is periodically dis-
0~'_I.-ge~_ by a swlitc~_-i:~g device oizta imp-zdlse transfafmer, the secondary
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A -Method of PzoducL,-.g Power From Beta-Active Isotopes
ln-dis,.g of which supplies a load. A simplified scheme of an atomic battery
is presented; its power and efficiency .are calculated;. with.10-1,- ciLrie 6-source
W.
activity, ith an average P-particle energy of 100-kev, and with- a 100 _ff1f
c-apacitor, the optimum charging time that corresponds to the maximum effi-
CIiency 'jZO. 516) is 20 micros econds , the capacitor, voltage is 70 kv, and the
mear. output power is 13 W. ~ Witha 10:1 transformer ratio, the equivalent bat-
tery resistance 4s or- the order of,hundreds of ohms. ~The S35' sulfu_r isotopes
with &r- average energy of abole, 100 kev and a half-lifelof 87. 1days, is recom-
me-nded as a source of P-radiatioa-. Bibliography: 8 items.
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AUTHORS: Braginskiyo V. .,Ivanenko, D. D., Rukman, G. I.
TITLE- The Possibility of Making Laboratory,Tests for the Purpose
of Measuring the Propagation Rate of Gravitational Inter-
action
PERIODICALs Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1960,
Vol. 38, No- 31, PP- 1005-1007
TEXT: New experiments for investigating gravitational waves have been
suggested repeatedly-(observation of gravitational radiation, verification
of effects of the general relativity theory, E6tv6s experiments, etc.).
Measurement of the propagation rate of gravitational interaction has been
suggested only~in Ref.'5. The difficulties involved are discussed in de-
tail.:According to Ref. 69 the amplitude of a field at a distance R from
~the emitter may.be expressed by E 2p eicit R_3cos9 (I+k2R 2/2-ik3R3/2+QC0)q
R 0
where k w/o and a is the propagation rate.of the gravitational field,
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the Purpose of Measuring the Propagation Rate Boo6/Bo14
of Gravitational Interaction
p' is thedipolemoment (the dipole oscillates with the frequenoyt,,). This
holds for distances R, which are small asicompared to the wavelength,
where,kR