SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT STEPANOV, S.A. - STEPANOV, V.

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jACCESSION NRs AP4040528 S/0080/64/037/006/1366/1368
11AUTHORt Vargin, V. Ve; Ste Ov As,
TITLE: a-irradiated glasses of the
Absorption centers In game
;N&20-ZUO-SiO2 sYGt6m
0- SOURCEt Zhurnal prikladnoy khImLi, v. 37, no. 6, 1964, 1366-1368
JOPIC TAGSs sodium zinc silicate glass, gamma irradiation, Ste as
iabsorption, spectrum, gamma induced absorption, glass lattice strvc~
iture
+2
iABSTRACT: The effect of the glass-forning Zn ion on the absorption
ispectra and thermaL bleaching of gamma-induced absorption bands has
,been studied In gamma-IrradLated sodLum-gine-silleate glasses*, It
~was established that3 1) the appearance of a new absorption band
tat 4.6 ev on the irradiation of ZnO-containLng glasses with a total
idose of 5 x 106 r Is caused by the presence of the Zn+2 Ion with co-
!ordination number 6; 2) the Introduction of up to 35 molZ ZnO causes
Is decrease in the Intensity of the 2- and-2.8-ev bands, which to cord,
irelatod with the formation of U04-2 tetrahedrons at the expense of
12

ACCESSION NRt AP4040526
+2 isas havin
,unbridged oxygen; 3) In the Ns2O-znO-SiO2 glasses Zu
icoardLn&tLon number 4 are always in 04uLlLbrLu= wLth Za I Lens baving
coordination number 6, regardless of the ZnO, content; and 4) in #lasso
with 352 NA20 and over 5Z ZnO anomalous changes in the intensity and
:the thermal stability of absorption bands take place owing to the pro*-
of two unbrIdged oxygen &toss in some SLO4 tstrshedros~ea Orissi
!art* has: 4 figures and 3 tables.
i,ASSOCIATIONt none
SUBMITTEDs 26Ssp62 DATE ACQ% 06Jul64 SUCLs 00
IS103 CODES HT NO RZF SOVs 000 0TRI918 003
ATD PRM, 3042
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EWP(e)AWT(m)/E7dP(i,
AP5025715 - -
JPW WH
SOURCE CODE: UR/0286/65/000/018/00TO/0070
INVENrOR:Vargin, V. V.; Veynberg, T. I.; Stepanovs S. A.
ORG: non6
TITLE: Glass. Class 32, No. 174777
SOURCE: Byulleten' izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakovj no. 18, 1965, TO
TOPIC TAGS: q~~lass
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a glass which exhibits optical.
activity in magnetic fields.- The glass has the following composition (molar %):
SiO2 '20-35; B203, 20-40; ZnO, uprto 10; CdOt up to 10; BaO, up to 20; plus Tb2O
10-32.5%.
SUB.CODE: mrap Sum DATE - 03Aug64/ ORIG REF% 000/ O`rH REF: 000i ATD PRESS,
uDc. 666.112.7
ird 666, 117,!)

ACC NRs AP6001907 UR/0294/657003/006/0545/DU50 /(J(
'S*A* 7'
AUTHOR: Ivanov, P.P.; Kovbasyuk, V.I.; Stepanov~'.
ORG: High Temperature Researor'Insi4'tute (Nauchno- I soled ovatel'okly
institut vysokikh temperatur)
TITLE: Special characteristics of the operation of a magnetohydrodyna-
mic generator at high Hall numbers
SOURCE: Teplofizika vysokikh temperatur, v.3, uo.6, 1965, 845-850
TOPIC TAGS: magnetohydrodynamics, plasma generator, Hall effect, magnet
ic field, electric field, electron mobility t
ABSTRAOT: At a relatively low degree of ionization, characteristic of a'
plasma from conductive magnotohydrodynamic generat2rs, the generalized
form of Ohms Law can be WrITTen as; q,-7, W, (/y'!;
)E1- x 01)
+
+ +
(pt = wgj = jAjB, P, wj. = p.B),
where pi andtte are the mobilities of the ions and the electrons in the
CnrA 1 /9 UDC! 621.313.12:938.4

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ACC NR, AP6001907
plasma; and, E' is the effective electrical field. It results from
theoretical considerations presented in the article that In small fields
(Te less than 30000K) the conductivity attains a maximum at a relative
concentration of the added substance equal to approximately 10- . In
a region of complete ionization of the added substance, there is observe
a rapid increase in the electron temperature, an increase which is some-
times of a discontinuous nature. It was found that at a gas temperature
of 1000-20000K and electron temperatures from 2000 to 50000K, the criti-
cal amount of the added substance is approximately 1% by volume. Lt
amounts greater than the critical, instability Is observed. It Is con- 2
cluded that the most favorable conditions for increasing the conduotivit v
of the plasma are low pressures, high temperature, and low values of the q
electrical efficiency. Orig. art. has: 24 formulas and 7 figures.
SUB CODE: 20/ SUBM DATE: 07Apr65/ ORIG REP: 002/ OTH REF: 003

ACC NR'
AP6035885 S URCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/020/0124/0124
0
INVENTOR: Shapranov, 1. A-1 te anov, S. A,; Petrova, E. V.; Peznikova, S, Ya..,
Kul'bijkiy, A. K.; Bulychev, A. L.
I ORG: none
TITLE: Steel.. Class 40, No. 187315
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye zna~i, no. 20, 1-966, 124
TOPIC TAGS: steel., nickel molybdenum steel, vanadium steel, cerium
caltt;
ABSTPACT: An Author Certificate was issued for a steel containinp. silicon, mangan.ese,
nickel, and molybdenum. To improve weldability and mechanical properties, the com-
position of the steel is set as follows (in 2): 0.08 max. carbon, 0.5 max.
manganese, 0.5 max. silicon, 13-15_nickeL, -6,0 inolybden"m',-76.1-0.2 vanadium,
0.02 max. cerium, 0.015 max. sulfur, and 0.015 max. phosphorus.
SUB CODE: 11/ SUBM DATE: 16Dec64/ ATD PPESS: 5106
Card 1/1 UDC: 669.14.018.62: :669.15124'28-194

S/058/62/000/004/034/10'0
A058/A101
AUTHORS: Yurova, L., Polyakov, A. A., Stepanov, S. B., Troyanskiy, V. B.
TITLE: Neutron diffusion length and moderation length in diphenyl and
monoisopropyl diphenyl
PE-RIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, no. 4, 1962, 61, abstract 4Ji6i
(V sb. "Neytron'. fizika". Moscow, Gosatomizdat, 1961, 192 - 197)
TEXT: The diffusion.length of thermal neutrons was measured in diphenyl at
t = 350, 850 and 1300C and in monoisopropyl diphenyl at t - 200C. Deviation from
operating temperature did not exceed t20. The following values of L were obtained:
4.77 t m4 cm, 4.93 t 0.08.cm and 5.47 * 0.04 cm for diphenyl and 3.34 t 0.31 cm
ior monoisopropyl diphenyl. The mean value of the transport cross section of
hydrogen in noncrystalline matter that was calculated on the basis of these data
and reduced to t - 200C turned out to equal 3H
tr = 35-7 * 1.2 barn., The age of
fission neutrons Tfis and of neutrons from a Po-Be source T-Sou was also measured
in solid diphenyl (t - 350C) up to indium resonance. Measurements were carried
out in a cylinder 40 cm in diameter and 90 cm in height placed in the thermal
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A058/A101
column of a reactor, the source of fission neutrons being an enriched uranium
target-converter. Control measurements with the Po-Be source, carried out at dif-
ferent experimental geometries and cylinder sizes, showed that the distribution
of resonance neutrons 'In diphenyl surrounded by graphite corresponds to the dis-
tribution in an infinite medium. It was found-that Q-fis - 54.2 +_ 2.5 cm2 and
1- 2
-SOU ~ 106-5 t 6.8 cm . At the same time, measured values of neutron age appre-
clably exceed calculated values.
S. Zaritskiy
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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1 C 2 X'41 C 4
AUTHORS: Yurova, L. .11., Stepanov, S. B., Okorokov, V. V., Kudryashov,
Ye. I.
TITLE: Some results of pulse measurements of the diffusion parameters
of orGanic li-quids
!`ZKODICAL: Atomnaya energiya, v. 12, no. 4, 1962, 331-332
TEEM': A pulsed source was used to measure the decrease constant a of
thermal neutrons in C 12 If 10 (100-2500C) and C151116 (16-25000- The meas-
urements were carried out in a cylindrical tank with a Cd piston. The
moderator above the piston served as an additional fast-neutron source.
The geometrical parameter a was varied by means of the piston.
a 1/11"L + Da -(cD - cT)112; T - life-time with respect to absor.-tion,
D dillfuuion coefficient, c D - coefficient of diffusion coolinj,
cT Transport-theoretical correctionj from D - X tr~o/3 'irlhich was obtained
from the a-meaourements, X tr was calculated for each temperature, when
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Some results of pulse ... 31C2/R104
~,s.-uming the thermal neutron spectrum as being Maxwellian and the mean
- - N 2kT/m (T - absolute temperature of the merl',um)-
neutron velocity v.
Fro;a "he curves Xtr ' f(v 0 tr VO-3~+0-03 (diphenyl) and
1 .1,:;0,+0.12
(monoisopropyl diphenyl) was obtained. X tr (v) also differs
vr
considQrably for equally structured media. For diphenyl the neutron
s7;ectrum was most similar to the Maxwellian. Nelkin's method was used to
dLtermirie cD when assuraing weak dependence of A tr on the neutron energy
12 2_'R D2 v0111 where 14,
A tr- ':"' a is a free parameter): C D - (a + 1 21
is the second moment of neutron energy. The calculated values acree with
the zeasured ones within the limits of error. There are 2 non-Soviet
refore.,.Ces. The reference to the English-language publication reads as
follows: M. Nelkin. J. 11flucl. Energy, at 48 (1958)-
5 TJ N .: I TT -*-'D :JulY 14, 1961
C a rd 2 /2

L 40827-65 EPA(s)-2Mr(m)/EPF(c)APF (n)-2/EWG(m)/EWP(j )/EPR K--4/,':1r-:4/
kC_sC-4 PU_4 RM/9S
A EMON NR: AT5007910 S/0000/641000/000/0208/0210
AUTHOR: Yurova, L. N.; Stepanov, S. B.; Alimov, G. A.
TITlZ: Temperature dependence of the square of the diffusion length ;!.nd the co-
efficient of diffusion of thermal neutrons for a number of organic compounds
SOURCE: Moscow. Institut atomnoy energii. Issledovaniya po primene-iliyu
organicheskikh tep lonas i te ley- za~_e7d1fEe_re_y v energeticheskikh reaktoral;h (Research
on the use of organic heat-transfer agents and moderators in power reactors).
Moscow, Atomizdat, 1964, 208-210
11
TOPIC TAGS: organic reactor coolant,--thermal reactor, power reactor, nuclear
power plant, heat transfer agent, thermal neutron, diffusion coefficient
ABS-17RACT: The temperature dependence of the square of the length of diffusion
and the coefficient of diffusion of thermal neutrons was investigated for 8
different organic compounds used as heat transfer agents. The impul:ie source
method was used to determine the decay constant, and the temperature was varied'
from 14 to 248G. Tabulated results are presented for benzene, bi ely '0
benzylbenzene, diphenyloxide, gas oil, monoisopropylbipheny anisol,e, a~d
tetradecane Orig. art. has: 2 tables and 2 formulas.
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the system at the instant t (the synapse delay time is used as the unit of time).
Experiments were made vith this matrix on the "Ural-l" electronic computer,, to
azeertain the dependence of the quality of memorization of signals from a set R,
applied to the receptor inputs., and signals from the set e applied to internal
inputs, as functions of the number of recorded imAges (from the set B),, the number
of neuron inputs, the neuron threshold, and the initial scatter of the weights S
assigned to each of the internal inputs of the neuron. The quality cf memoriza-
tion fluctuated with increasing number of recorded images, in some analogy with
human memory. No connection was established between the quality of memorization
and the number of neuron inputs. The existence,of an opt:Lum threshold was de-
duced. The matrix had a tendency to memorize parts common to several imagesp thus
making it capable of fixing the statistical structure of the image. I&= of the
experiments indicated that the information capacity of the matrix vw;'not fully
utilized. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 3 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy universitet (Leningrad University)
SUBKMW: lOJUn63 ENCL: 00 MB C(Mz.* LS DP
RR REF SOV: 000 OMM 1 003
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USSR/ Miscellaneous - Rall transport
Cam 1A Pub. 128 - 1/33
Authors I Stepanov,, S. D*
Title I Introduction of advanced technological methods to railroad transportation
Periodical t Vest. mash. 36/1, 3-6, Jan 1956
Abstract I Resolutions adopted by the Presidium of the Central Communist Party and
efforts undertaken by plants and design bureaus of the Ministry for
Construction of Transport Machinery, to supply railroads with the newest
equipment and advanced technological methods, are briefly discussed and
described. Some data regarding the construction of miscellaneous equipment,
and work methods in various machine construction plantsO is given.
Institution I
Submitted t

KOSAUROV, S.D.; STXPANOV, S.F.
[manual for agricultural economists on collective farms] V ponoshch'
agronomu-skonomistu kolkhoss. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo sellkhoz.lit-r7,
1959. 358 P. (MIRA 13:6)
(Collective farms)

KICV t~ I ^
Y.. 1e., G.T. I.P.
kh
and Aut=ltloi; Collectlo:~ or Artll,~: cli tt~ ~mtr~!,-tton of
and Autco~t*ot, in n~r-kov M~hi:cry4L,,r.zt~ine, ?1-t4)
Kh,,r,ko,.k4yk k~-lthwy. 1-43-o, 19,~. )73 p.
e
Mtorl-l b-rd~ S.A. V.mb-,y-, C-1111.U. or Ch-,tm,~ of
the ElltorLawl P.I. Fnelt-r; A.A. k~,llo'4, EngLtter,
V.I. Xut~bav. frZit-r, A. Ye. rl~-t, A.% Turitzy. , Cmnl!~-.te of
Technical Scttw,*. "I S.M. C-11lat, f Sl~.:
Ta. Ye. D*r.Aky, G.J. r~rl,zh, ~,l II.P. Ly~lr.k; Tech. Ed.*. M.1.
PWfla3E. This coll-tim of &rtic'ta . ln-.-~'-! rcr tecLilcal w%! stlentif-Le
r.rscnrell Outstanding vorImrs, "d ah~zk w:-rkers of cc-Ast 2~Wr.
COWAGE: The =L2tifaceted ex,ferlence of lm~r-k" enterprises in the machanita-
tiou. utamotio'. r-l of ma=f-turine pro,e.mez 1. gevers.Itzed.
The development of mc~ mmcn3ms, - p-.=,-lvr. ultu~s to
tOrsidered a4d attention Is given t~ newly establl.hti entorprisec, and tc
th* lct-Oductic:l Of telecrch~lca In tie aft-sy.tem -W,~mcnt.
by Including concrete ex-pies and facts, tb~ w-thors or the varl~
article* fttt~xpt to deminstmte tk,-- "U.woocts of thn XhAr~kiv ir:l,#tri~l
comiaex to r~lflllliod the resoluttoto of th- J=e ~1959) and July (1960)
FIRULM Of the Central Coml%tC4 or t~,e C~-.t Prty of the Sorlet Union.
$a personalities am mentioned. There are to references.
TABLE OF COL-ar.S:
Slrlbenko-Shubln, L.A. (Correspor.11t,& Neeer of tLm A4&demy of Scler-a
vf the UkrSMs Chief Dester,ar of the air-Wvskiy turtInzyy zavol -
Khar'Lov TurtIm Plmtl. The DvvIo;-vt of building
at the lbAr-kov Turtine PLu.% I-ni Ki-v 79
Domain, B.I. lChIrr tnalzeer of the KLar')-v t~l-.ne Flar-t Ismot
l1raw), " V.A. goskov [Dc;mty Chief Process Engiceirl. tx1mr1muce
In M"hamization, LrA Automstion lox
maydenov. v.3. icuer Engineer of th~ l2m:lko~.kiy .1elctr0=khkni.-ht.k-y
savod -- Kh~rlkov Electroacal=Ical K%tt), v,;t 31. ya. Polis.kly jl~ejuty
Chief naut U.Clwwrl. ftU and A~tc~tloz at the Dmc 117
Wtb"izlktlon and Aut,-tloo (Cent.) 3CV/545~1
ZQI'v7an4kIy# F.D., and N.C. VLshr-sklly (Evrimei"j. The lsj~rlocntal
%~dal 5bQV of the Dtrlt4
rl"t) im
Btftpu~~ 3.Y. JD~yuty Chief lrgl~er of' the lhar-k~skjy stank4--od --
Fl.~tj, M I.T. Pmtt3~o~ (Chlef ba#16mr).
AutOlsatic -&I 3-al-utomat'le Grinding K,thlt,em 141
L"'Yawvv 0.11., S. To. Zh"Ms~p and. I.X. Z41-bertare (Englnervj.
Aut4a4tIt Uclt-Zaad X~hln* TovIA 158
Mancutte W.A.p arA T.G. ruvalrnko ItzgInceral. Vhmt *a A-complisbed
at the aviektrostLoov Plant 17%
Worthart PA. (Chler frelmer of the 1MY2Z.]. AutomItIc (PTv4lwtl,;nj
Urwa for Stamping Stator and Rator Sheets 181
til,Wr. A.G. (Chief Process Knel~er of um -Swct %~Lhter%- Plantl.
For Wchantsatio. 1. Coal Mining 197
CLr,I h/8

SURKINI R.G. [Surkin, R.N. I , -i';, -I'LPANOV, S.G. (Stepanov, S.F.] (Kazang)
Experimental investigation of the stability of spherical
segments under external uniformly distributs4 pressure.
Pryk1. mekh. 9 no.6t649-658 1-63. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Fiziko-tekhnicheakiy Institut Xazanskogo filiala AN SSSR.

YOMIN, Sergmy Yedorovich; SMANDY I S.I., inshener, reteenzent;
KOLLI, A.Ta., inshener, redaktor:-TIKIIONOV, A.Ya., tokhni-
chookly rodaktor.
[Installtig and adjusting turret lath**] Ust m1stva, I Usladka
tokarno-revollyernykh stankov. Noskva, Gom.nauchnb-tekhn. ind-vo
masbinostrolt. lit-ry, 1955. 183 P. (NLRA 8:12)
(Lathes)

DOWTOV, Yo.G.; STEPANOV, S.I.
Utilizing metal chips in making forgings. Kuz.-3htan. proizv.
I no.2:39-41 Y 159. MU 12:1C)
(Yorging)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5168
Stepanov, Sergey Ivanovich
Shtampovka detaley iz metallicheskoy struzhki (Ccapacting of Parts From Ketal
Chips by Forging) Moscow, Mashgiz, 1960- 36 P. 4,000 copies printed.
Reviewer: S.V. Lashko, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Ed. of Publishing House:
G.N. Soboleva; Tech. Ed.: L.P. Gordeyeva; Managing Ed. for Utersture on Hot
Working of Metals: S.Ya. Golovin, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This booklet can be used as a practical aid for qualified workers and
technical personnel in the die-forging industry.
I
COVEWE: The author describes the manufacturing process involved In the compact-
ing of parts from metal chips by forging on drop homers in blacksmith dies,
and on percussion presses. He also discusses the design of dies and accessories
and gives the results of laboratory tests. This manufacturing process vas de-
veloped by the author in cooperation with V.G. Artayuk, homer and press operator,
V.P. Kaxtmnko, deputy head of preparatory processing department, Ye.G. Dolimatov,
Engineer, and K.A. Shiryayev, Senior Nngineer. There are 10 references, all
Soviet.
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UKSHE, Te.A.; STB~
Blectrode processes In fused salts. Oncillographic study of the
electrodeposition of magneslum In the presence of sulfates@ Zbur.
fiz. khlm- 34 no-3:559-564 Mr 160. (KIRA 13:11)
(salts) (mmmesium)

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USSR/Mysical Cherdstry - Thermodynamics. Thernocheralstry. B-8
Equilibriurp. Miysicochadcal.Analysis. Phase Transitions
Abs Jour-. Reftrat Mur - Mimiya, No 2, 1957, 3750
Author Chukhluntsev V,G., Stepanov S.I.
Inst Kiev State University-
Title Solubility of Fhosphates of UuWl ani Thoriurt,
Orif, -484
, Pub M. neorgaii. khimii, 1956) 1) No 3, 478
Abstract Investigation of Fhosphoric acid coppounds of uranyl
and thorium by the method of solubility of precipitates
in dilute solutions of nitric and sulfuric acid and by
the method of tagged atom, at 19-200. From the solubi-
lity data computed by ueaus of the equations of A.K.
Babko (Haukovi zApiski kiivsk. derzh. univ-., 1935, 4) the
solubilW'products are- of Ihosphate of uranyl. and amm-
nia 0"17 /Ri~jCPq-_/-4,36 . 1.0-27; phosphate of ura-
Z_U , -
7
7 CP03-
nyl and potassiura Z U(~2 _ 1~ _/ 7-76 . 10-24;
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AlofLy V.T., doktar teklin. nauk, prof.; STEPANOV, S.I., inzh.;
LAVROVA, D.S., inzh.
Ioni4ation processes in the dielectric of paper condensers
subject to, the action of d.c. potential. Elektrichestvo no.5:
67-71 Ify 163. (mm 16:7)
1. Leningradskiy politekhnicheskiy institut i Nauchno-iseledo-
-vatellskiy institut, postoyarmogo toka, Leningrad.
(Condensers (Electricity))

L 135q3~-63 EWP(q)/EW(m)/BDS AMC/ASD JD/JG
ACCESSION NR- AP30034-80 S/0078/63/008/007/1702/1705
AUTHOR: Stepanov, S._I.; Sineve, V. M.,
TrME: Effect of melted mi n
_MP�S_,1MNkorid4Y!o iron-chromium-nickel alloyO
SOURCE: Zhurnal neorgenicheskoy khimii, v, B., no, 7, 19631 1702-1705
TOPIC TAGS: magnesium, iron nickel, chromium, alloy, Ti, Mo, Nb.
ABSMACT: Authors analyzed the effect of holding in melted anbydrous MISC1 sub 2
at 800* on the microstructure of Bcme Fe-Cr-Ni alloys with T1, Mo, and V`b
admixtures. Methodology of preparing the salts and test semp_les of alloys, did
not dif fer from the method described previously (Stepanov and Kachina-Pullo, Zh,
prik-1. khimii, 3S, 1962, 1852). Microsections of the test samples were studied
under a microscope and were photographed. Authors show that melted MgCl sub 2
causes a selective diffusion of chromium from iron-chrcme-nickel alloys. An
assumption concerning the mechanism of void formation in the alloys through the
effect of melted MgCl sub 2 is expressed. Orig. art. has: 2 tables and 6 figures,
ASSOCIATION: Bereznlkovskiy filial Vsesoyuznogo alyuminiyevo-4nagniyevolp instituta
(Bereznikov Branch of the All-Union Aluninum-Magnesium Institute)
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(Sevastopol")
An ant1friction material On th6 basia of steel chips. Forosh,7,~t.
& no.5-81-86 S-O 164. OMIPA :LB~x-))

ACCESSION NR:. AP4018069 S/0080/64/037/002/0379/0383
AUTHORS: Stepanovs S.-I.;,Kachina-Pullo, Ye.B.
TITLE: Corrosion of certain.steels and nickel In molten potassium
and magnesium chlorides
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy Irchimii, v-37, no.2, 1964, 379-383
TOPIC TAGS: corrosion, potassium chloride, magnesium chloride, mol-
ten steel, carbon steel ST-3, EYalT steel, B1403 steel, BI171 steel,
E1695 steel, B1283 steel, B1702 steel, 79NM alloy, nickel molybdenum
alloyg nickel
ABSTRACT: The corrosion of carbon steel ST-3, chromium-nickel steels
EYa1T, E1403, EI171, E1695, E1283, BI702, nickel-molybdenum alloy
79M, and nickel at 800 and 8500 in molten potassium and magnesium
chlorides was investigated. Nickel and'79M4 alloy ard the most sta-
ble against aorrosion in KC1 and MgC12 melts. In K01 ihe other mater--
ials were covered with a layer of corrosion products whose density
and adhesive strength Increased with time and decreased with Increaced~..,
temperature of the malt. The corrosive activity Of M9012 Is signifi-
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cantly greater than that of M. In MSC12 the corrosion is very high
in the initial period, and then substantially levels off. 7he corro-
sion rate is increased with temperature in all cases. Orig. art. bass-
I figure and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Bereznikovskiy filial Vsesoyu=ogo Alyuminiyevo-magni-
yevogo instituta (Bereznikov Branch of the All Union Aluminum-magne-
sium Institute)
SUMITTED: 64Aug62 DATE ACQ: 19:4ar64 ENGL: 00
SUB CODE: IQ NR REP SOV: 007 OTM: 006
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t 45462-65 1 MdP(Z) /MfT(m)/1-7W-P(b) /EWA (d)/WP(t) 15ad ljp(c)
ACCESSION NR: AP5009271 UR/0370/651000/001/0148/0150 ~~10
AUTHOR: Ukshe, Ye. A. (Berexniki)j Bakuu#_1W1.
(Bereanikil
TITLE: Behavior of solid metals in fused potassitm chloride
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Metally, no. 1. 1965, 148-150
TOPIC TAGS: fused potassium chloride, iron electrode, nickel electrode, titanium
electrode, electrode conductivity, electrode capacity, electrode potentigil,
,mQjt_en__qalt elqctrol te electrode oxidation, oxide film
ABSTRACT: In order to study the influence of the oxygen present in a Melt on
metal the electrochemical beha.Vfor of iron (low-carbon steel), nickelllbrand
NP-3 and titanium (brand Vt-1), lectrodes in fused potassium chloride was
investigated at 820C, the surface of the melt being freely bathed with altygen,
The capacity, re31stance, and steady state potential of the electrodes ware
measured (see Fig. 1 of the Enclosure). The character of the C-7and R-Tcurves
for the iron and nickel electrodes shows that in both cases a poorly conducting
oxide layer is formed an the electrodes. The oxidatinn rate of nickel in slower,
so that the stabilization of the capacity and resistance of the nickel electrode
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occurs more slowly than in the case of Iron, The behavior of titanium in fused
KC1 is very different, This is due to the fact that once titanium has b4aen
oxtdized to a certain degree..the oxidized surface layer peals off and bacomes
i d1uperaed throughout the melt, and the exposed surface again undergoes rapid
oxidation, Orig. art, has: 1 figured
ASSOCLkTION: None
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i.:-Ot-uttor- of Imr-' mtals in rfis-ed p-tnn-zt,;n ~tilirtdoj. Izv. Ali 5SSR.
lli~t. no.1:148-150 .'a-F 265. WIRA 11:5)

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AUTHOR: Stepanov, S. 1.
ORG: Bareaniki Branchy VAMI (Bereznikovskiy filial VAM)
TITLE: Study of the mechanism of corrosion of certain alloys in molten Po satun and
t!s
magnesium chlorides
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SOURCE: Vsesoyuznoye soveshchaniye po fizichoskoy khimii rasplavlennykh scley. 2d#
Kiev, 1963. Fizicheskaya khimiya rasplavlennykh soley (Physical chemistry of fused
salts); trudy soveshchanlya. Moscow, Izd-vo Metallurgiya, 1965, 342-347
TOPIC TAGSS iron base alloy, corrosion, nickel bass alloy, chromium alloy. titanium
containing alloy, magnesium compound, chloride, potassium chloride . fp?r-r0--)
L7 e
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TRACT: T10 corrosi behavior of iron- and nickel-bpse alloys ang 9 Z1176,"~
E1171
.4 39 - 0
,r_
sc
?1695v and 79NM T weighing rAthod.
EI43~ n KC1 and 1MgC1 was studl7e~ by4e sonl
of the resultit of microscopic analysis with weight loss data showed that, as a rul*,
the degree of attack of the surface layer does not avoreciably affect the veight loss.:
The nickel-molybdenum alloy 79NM showed a much greater stability in fused M9M2 than
did the other alloys. In the case of the nickel-chromium alloy E3435p Its appreciable
corrosion loss in KC1 is due to the attack of the surface layer; this attack is so Vigr
orous that particles of the alloy peel off its surface, causing a very narked increase'
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loss, it necessarily impairs the mechanical properties of the alloys. guy-4u-m vas
found to dissolve seleciively out of the allo'ys^, as indicated by chemical analysis or
the corros'ive medium and by the fact that the surface layer vas destroyed only in
alloys containing chromium. This is attributed to the highest electronegativity or
chromium. Measureme4s of steady-state potentials in molten XCI and F4CI at 8WOC
showed that titaniu4js also selectively dissolved out of the alloyag but because of
the small amount or 71 in the latter, it cannot play any significant part in the break-
down of the surface layer. Orig. art. hass 4 figures and I table.
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MUNK), A.K.-, STFPANOV, S.I.
Permanent se2f-contained units for current measurements in shallow
reCions of the sea. Trudy AANII 210:9-12 161. (MIRA 14:11
(Oceanographic instruments)

DEMIYANN, N.I.; STFPANOV, S.I.
Comparing the work conditi-~)ns of current recorders installed at
self-contained stations of various design. Trudy W11 Z10:Z9-32
,61. (MIfIA 14:11)
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D228/D302
AU12HORS Dvorkin, Ye. N. and'Stepanov,,S.. I.
TITLE: Determining the sinking depth of the self-recorders
of autonomous stations by means of depth autographs
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no, 4, 1962, 3, ab-
stract 4V18 (Tr. Arkt. i antarkt. n.-i. in-ta, 210,
1961, 35-37)
T-.:'XT: The Institut okeanologii AN SSSR (Institute of Oceanology,
Academy of Sciences, USSR) employed a (-1'-YS(SG-55) depth self-
recorder, and the Arkticheskiy i antarkticheskiy institut (Arctic
and Antarctic institute) used a depth autograph, in order to ob-
tain reliable values for the deepening of the carrier buoy on cur_
rent self-recorders in autonomous erections. The sinking depth
is determined by the depth autograph from the magnitude of the
pressure of a column of wateIr upon a hydrostat. The hydrostat's
data are recorded on the tape of an hourly mechanism roller. A
-depth of down to 150 m can be meaeured by the autograph, with a
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recording duration of about 4 hours (it is possible to fix a Week-
ly starter to the instruments), The depth autographs were tested
in 1958 in the Xara Sea. The horizon of the instrument's sinking
was ascertained by means of a block-counter. A table was compiled
and a calibration graph was constructed, from the collation re-
sults. The depth self-recorder was suspended on the carrier buoy
and placed in the water for up to 24 days. The results are cited
for determining the sinking depth of the current self-recorders
by means of the depth autograph. It is shown that the actual depth
of the current self-recorder's installation can differ from the
calculaied by 4 - 5 m. The magnitude of the depression of the buoy
with the instrument does not exceed 0.6 m during the work of an
autonomous station. /-Abstracter'B note: Complete translation--7
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AUTHOR: Stepanov, S. I. (Sevastopol')
TI'I'LE : Antifrirtion rnaterialon a sLeel swarf base
SOURCE: Poroshkovaya nietalturgiya, no. 16, 1004, 81-86
TOPIC TAGS: steel swarf, graphite
ABSTRACT: Bnmuch as iron swarf is used for the production of porous wntifri
c
tion parts, the author investigates the possibility of prpducing such partis from a
combiriation of "3" and "45" steel swarf and "KLZ-1111araphite.f-fthe mixture was
subjected to cold and, subsequently, hot pressing, fu 7TU-p--aling, oil quenchin
9
grinding and oil impregnation whereby viscous lubricantsilgave best results. The
different specimens contained f roryt I to 576 graphite and 31o graphite proved most 1:
favorable with regard to Impact toughness and compressive strength. Mechanical
properties approximated those displayed by regular iron swarf specimens. The
author suggests that the employment of porous steel swarf-graphite bea.i.-ings in
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AUTHOR: Stevanov. S. 1.
TITLE: Utilization of the Ural-2 electronic computer for calculating tidal
parameters using Hansents method
SOURCE: Leningrad. Arkticheskiy i Antarkticheskiy nauchno-issledovatel-sl:.iy
i institutd Trudy, v:.' 271, 1964. Chislennyye metody issledovaniya gidromettisorologL'
cheskikh usloviy v'Arktike s ispoltzovaniyem elektronnykh tsifravykh vychEsli-
tellnykh mashin; abornik statey (11(vwrical methods of investigating hydrmaeteoro-!
I logical conditions in the Arctic using electronic digital computers; collection j
of articles)s noo' 1, 100-114
TOPIC TAGS: tide e e 's tidal current, Hansen method, tide calculation, elec-
tronic digital compuCa~i, boundary problem, computer programing, difference
equation
MSTRACT; The paper discusses the calculation of tide levels and currents in
rectangular coordinates and tide levels in spherical coordinates-a For an arbi-
trary shape of tidal basin$ the differential equation must be replaced b,j finite
difference equations and the boundary broken into straight segnentso' Sui3routines
A
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program is suggested for solving for tidal currents using the Nikiforav and
Ivanov modification of Hanson's method for any region broken up into recuingles
Tidal calculations in spherical coordinates are then considered in terms (if a
tide-fornation potential according to Boris. Using the Ural-2 electronic cam- 1,
puter, the tidal equations were solved for 62 points in the Norway and Gr(!enland
seas for one semidiurnal wave 117. It vms concluded that oscillations of Vide
lavels can be computer calculated, using Hansen's method,, with sufficient
accuracy for practical purpoEes. The necessary'equations are given in 4 lippen-
dices. Orig, art, has: 2 tablbss 2 figures and 14 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Arkticheskiy i Antarkticheskiy n.aw-hnoissledavatellskiy institut,
and Antarctic Scientific Research Institute)
Leningrad 0x_CLt_i_C1111_...1.._._._.-
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UR/0213/66/oo6/002/0354/0359
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L,RG; Arctic and Antarctic Scientific Research Institute, Leningra (Arkticheskiy i
antarkticheskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut)
TITLE: Comparison of the ocearL-~rent\'~d`awta obrained from various types of current
meters -
SOURCE: Okeanologiya, v. 6, no. 2, 1966, 354-359
TOPIC TAGS: oceanographic equipment, ocean current, oceanographic ship, recording
equipment, ocean ciirrent meter/BPV 2 ocean current meter,, BFV 2r ocean current meter
~A w -i%
ABSTRACT: Simultaneous current measurements, carried out with the Ekman-Merz
ocean current meter and with the BPV-2 and BPV-2r recording flow meters have been
compared. The instruments were lowered from vessels, and the BPV-2 and BPV-2r
recording flow meters were installed on buoys near which the current observations
were carried out from ships. Comparison of the data obtained showed that in all
cases, the Ekman-Merz flow meter had greater velocity readings than the BPV-2 and
BPV-2r recording flow meters. These differences in readings did not exceed 5 cm/sec.
Current velocities, measured from ships with all the instruments appeared to be
greater than those measured with the same instruments installed on anchored buoys.
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those shown on the BPV-2 flow meters installed on buoys. Differences in estimating
current directions were comparatively small in most cases not exceeding t?O*. Orig.
art. has: 2 figures and 5 tables. [Based on authors' abstract.] (NT)
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GosudarstvennoF,o universiteta imeni Zhdanova.

RTB"O, V.S., kand.tekhn.nauk;,XV_AkOT, U.N., red.; PLISKO. TO.P..
red.lsd-va; BACHURIXA# A.M., i;-
(Album of cutting, drilling, and mortising tools for wood-
working] Allbom frosernogo, sverlillmogo I dolbeshnogo
Instrumenta dlis obrabotki drevesiny. Moskva, Goslesbumisdat,
1960. 295 p. (NM 14:3)
(Woodworking machinery) ,

MWIALEVA, L.A., inzh.; RYZHOV, A. I., inzh.;_.,qT.-&PAROV, S.M., inzh.;
TIMW%YF.V, V.A. , inzh.; KHOKHIA)V, V. P..
Project for the over-all mechnization and automatization of furni-
ture manufacture at the Moscow Furniture Assembly Combine No.2.
Der.prome 9 no.10:3-6 0 16o. (MIRA 13:10)
(KoscoW--Furniture industry) (Ameembly-line wthods)

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Jun 52, Moscow Oblast. Pedagogical Inst. (Dissertation for the De~gree of
Candidate In Fhysicomathemnatical Sciences).
SO: Vechernaya Moskva January-Decerd~er 1952

LIVANOVq M.N.; TSYPINq A.B.; TRIGORIYEVp YU.G.; KOUSHCHEVP V.G.;
STEPANOV, SMq ANANIYEVq V.M. (Moskva)
Effect of an electromagnetic field on the bioelectric activity
of the cerebral cortex in rabbits. Biul. ekep. biol, i mod*
49 no. 63-67 My 160. (KMA 13:12)
1. Predstavlena deystvitelfnym chlenom AMN SSSF,.V*Vo Parinyme
(ELECTRO MAG14ETIC WAVES-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)
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p. Evral-a slip in3er~ed. 1,500 coplea printed.
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of T"Y,-lnL and D. N. Abd-jr---ulov, Doctor
cf il -,zil S,:lc-ticca; U. A. Arifov, Acadcllcl~4.1, of
'~.,~ncci Uo'o,:% S:3'1; A. A. Borodulina, Candidate of Diolo,-ical
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