SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZIKEYEV, B.V. - ZIKMAN, V.YA.

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VAYNSHTEYNp B.S.# kand. ekon. nauk; LEYKINA K.B.; PIRITO,
LUCHINSKIY, S.M.; KIYEVSKIYj V40.2 kand. ekon'.-nauR;
GUREVICH01M.S.3,
kand. tekhn. nauk.
SARYGHZV~ V.S.2 kand. teklm. nauk;APARIN,-l L.;
KRINITSKAYA, M.Ye: ; DZIKOVSKIY~ G.I.-I ZPL'VW,, Rja~
GOLIDENBERG, I.L.:, ISAKOVSKIY,~ 1.0-. 1; DJWVkOj!AA~j ~i
[Economic efficiency-of.capital Investmonts: and tho
introduction of new equipment'in constructi' ~j Ekbhomliche-
skala effektivnost' kapitallnykh v2.ozhenii i!~~vnedr!'3fiiia
novoi tekhniki v stroitellstve. Moskva, Stroiizdat,, 1965.
235 P. (MIRA IW)
1. Moscow. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy instittit ekoPomiki
stroitellstva. 2. Rukovodite'll sektora ekon6micheskpy
effektivnosti novoy tekbniki Nauchno-issledovatell,ol-ogo
instituta ekonomiki stroltells-tva, Moskva (for Kiyev
wdy).
3. Sektor ekonomicheskoy effektivnosti novoytekhnUci~
Nauchno-issledovatellskogo inotituta ekonojLUJ str'oit4ll-
stva, Moskva (for all%ppt Demidov&).4. H4uchno-isslodb-
vatellskly institut ekorbmiUstrot..ellstvat~: Mosk~& (for
Demidova).

ZrAEYEV ch kand. tekhn. nauk,-dots.; SHUBRIKOV, A.K.,
prof... red*,, doktor tokbn,,naukj-GAVRIWV, GOV., red.
(Course on tbe study of materials with brief,information on the
tecbnology of productionlHure mater W ovedeniia s kratkimi sve-
jeniiami. po tekbnologii proizvodetv~. Pod reld, A.K.Shubnikova'.
zd.2*pperer. i dop, Moskva, ZaochrWi finansovo-okonlin-t.
Pt.l. 1961. 310 p. (HIM 15911)
-3.. Zaveduyushohiy kafedroy raterialovedeniya Mookovskogo insti-
tuta inzhenerov transporta im. Stalina (for Shubnikov).
(Materials)

ZIKMV, G.S.; SLTATKES, M.X.
Rev circuits for periodic current reversing during electroplating-
Avt.i trakt.prom. no-10:31-32 0 157. (MIRA 10:12Y
1. Stalingradakiy traktornyy sayod.
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USM ,/Engineering F uels., Analysis Dic 52
"ApplIcation"of '!the'-A6c~eld.i,~ted Me th6d f or.. Detii,-
mination of Carbon and Hydrogen in Solid Fuels,"
Cand Tech Sci T. A. Ukeyev, M. G. Shifrin, Junior
Sci. Worker, Fuel Section
Iz V-S Teplotekh Inst, No 12,'pp 24-27
Disi~usses detn of C and H in solid fuels usi g
meetbord, developed in 1950 by P. 17. Fedoseyev 'md
~M. 14.:Pavlenko for accelerated determinatiou 'Of
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neat'~obawing considerable advantages over with
standard method.

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AID P 1249
Subject USSR/Engineering
Card 1/1 Pub. 110-a 10/17
Author Zikeyev, T. A., Kand. of Tech. Sci.
Title Crushability of coals from the Donets.Baa'in
Periodical Teploenergetika, 1. 41-44; Ja 1955
Abstract The relationships are shown between;the extent of,the
crushability of the various coals from the Donets Basin
and their ash content, as well as the general regularity
in the change of the crushability of all coals from the
Donets Basin dependant upon the degree of their meta-
morphism, expressed in the escape of volatile ingredients.
The two factors of ash content and degree of metamorphism
can occur separately or sometimes simultaneously. Charts.,
tables.
Institution All-Union Heat Technical Institute-
Submitted No date

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SOV/96-59-3-12/21t
Sciencea 'imd~
AUTHORS: Zii v, T.A., Candidate of Technical
... ye
Kjeymenc-va`,-j.I. 9 Engineer
TITLE: Characteriatias of Oxidised Coals Prom Open-Cast.'
Workings of the Kuznetsk Basin (Kharakteristika
okislennykh ugley,, dobyvayemykh na.*,razr6zakh
Kuznetakogo bassayna)
PERIODICAL:Teploenergetika, 1.959, Nr 3) pp 55-61 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Coals mined in the Kuznetsk basin'alv of high quality.
Mallow open-c-ast deposits in the,Kuzbaed have undergone
considerable oxidation and are of appre~iably_14er
P 0
quality than the mined.coals and approximate to poor-
quality lignite. They have over 40/6 water contelit and a
calorif ic value of 61000 kcal/kg or less 4 Because of
their poor quality they will be primarily used in large
pulverised-fuel power stations. As the~se fuels'have
hitherto been inadequately studied, the necessary work
was undertaken in the All-Unioa Thermo-~-Technicalo~
Institute. Fuel from ten of the largest, open-case
workings in the Kuzbass were studied. 'The, method of
'Card 1/4 sampling is described. The degree of oxidation of the

soir /a
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Characteristics of Oxidised Coals from Open-Cast~Workings of the
Kuznetsk Basin
coals was assessed. in terms of the hyg'roscopiq MPibture
content; the method of determination is referre.d.to.
Variations in the properties of coals~according~to:the
depth in the workings from which,they 'are obtalzied! are
plotted in Fig.l. Characteristics of~one of the coals
as function of the hygroscopic water content are given
in Fig.2. As individual consumers may receive;~coal from
a number of different workings, it was of interest to see.
whether the calorific value could be expressed'in'terms
of the hygroscopic moisture content for a number of
different coals and this-possibility,:is demonstrated by
the results plotted in Fig-3- Oraphs Of Carbon,
hydrogen and oxvgen contents, again E :Lls funetionis o*f'
calorific value for different coals, are plotted in
figures 4, 5 and 6. Like the other roperties', the
volatiles coat-eat varies regularly with.the degree of
oxidation of the coal,, as will be seen from3ig.?..
Further curves in Fig.8 indicate that the calorific
value of the volatiles drops from 10' 1000 kcal/kg ~for
Card 214 unoxidised coals to 3,000 kcal/kS for intensively

SPY/96-591r3-22/22
Characteristics of Oxidised Coals from Opon~-Oast;W6rkings.:~ of the
Kuznetsk Basin
oxidised coalso. As many of the sample's were taken:from.:
fuel stacks in which the moisture:~'content mi&tl, no~ be
typical, a special studywas made.~-of the operatingi
moisture content of the coals. The relAtionship between
the maximum moisture content and*the hygroscopic water
content is plotted in.Fig.11 for a~lnumber of coals.
Information is giiren about the chemical composition and
melting points of the ashes from these coals., Finally,
the principal properties of the 6oalsifrom the',different
open-cast workings are tabulatedo! In:.conclusioh, the
Kuzbass open-case coals are commended as very:i6romising
fuels for power stations because::of their cheapneIss.
The,properties of the oxidised coals jLn.the surface
layers are very diffe'rent1from those of the d6dpei~-mined
coals. There is considerable difference between the
properties of coals obtained from different open-cast
Card 3/4 workings. Accordingly it is difficult to obtain average

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ZIKEYHV, T.A. Imnd. takhn. nauk.
C7~~sl response to DOI. Movlovis article "New stockpile Shapos
preventing coal and shale from spontaneouviguition." Ugol*,33 no.2t
4?,43 11 ' 58. (MIU 1112)
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im. F. Dzharzhinskogo,
(Coal mines a-ad mining--Safoty maeasures)
i(Combustion, Spontaneous)
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4 no.10:84 0 157. (MLRA 10:9),
1. V3eGO.Vu%nyy teploteMih1cheekiy institut.
(mcc-tric power plant) (Fuel)
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Semen Semenavich: :L-tzh.; FEVVIER, Solomon Uaakovich,
inzh.; SUSHKIN, I.N.,, inz7h., red..- KNORRE, G,F., d6ktor
tekhn. nauk Cdei~eased]., r--d.; ZIiXM T.A.p kando tekhn.
nauk., red.
[Fuel for metallurgical furnaces; a handboot] Metallurgicbesk ;oe
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TITLE:
stool
oy,
SUURCS: Moscow. Tsentrall W nauchno-irslodovatol!skiy institut chern
nictallurgii. Sbornik trudov) no* 46, 1966. Spotii.all!qp stali. i splavy acial
SP
stools and 41
loYs), 170-175
TOPIC TAGS-. alloy, steel, chromium stool, nickel s oo niolybdenum ste
t I el,,;
nietallurgic research
ABSTRACT: The effect of the carbon content on the:told.shortnass threshold of:
C1,xomium-nickel-molybdenum stool was investigated...,
s~,6cimens were qubnehed and
subsequently annealed in two stages to hardness,H[W 20--'25 and HRQ 30--735
respectively. The cold-shortness threshold was determined in terms of tholfraction
of the brit-~le component in the fracture of the spdqimen.~ The cold-shorthbss thresh
old temperature was taken as the temperature at wfij~ch.tho fracturo contained 10 and
50111 of the brittle component respectively. ~The oxp"orimental results are presented
in graphs arA tables (sea Fig. 1). It was found that an increase in the carbon
content in Cr-Ni-Mo stool leads to an increase of the cold-shortnesa throsho.ld.' The'
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Translation from:. Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurglya, 1959,~"
Nr 9;p 203'(USSR)
AUTHORS: Rakhshtadt, A.G.. Meshcherinova, O.N. Zikeyev,;;V.V.
TITLE: Properties and Heat Treatmenikof~Spring Steel Alloyed'With Boron')',
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Sovrem. splavy I ikh term. obrabotka, Moscow, Mashgiz, 1�58,
pp 132 - 148
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a~~ ec lof B
S It5 2R 8ig
_50 It 50R,
of .. L S_ rade steels. Theinvestigations in-
eluded 0 e, i,-the coefficient of internal friction,, fitness to item-a
pering, kinetics of isothermical transformation;of austenite, changes of
mechanical properties in annealing and the mic .rtostructure. It was stated
that the addition of 0.003% B in 50s 55S2 und US stee Ils increased elazt1c.
properties of the steels and their relaxation stability. Increased fitness
to tempering of 50R steel makes it possible to u se It for springs' of 1arger
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AUTHORS: Zikeyev, Ye.-N., and Khorunzhiyl V.A.:
TITLE: osion-proof
Prospects of development of expi
electrical equipment
PERIODICAL: Reforativnyy,zhurnal, Elektrotel~hnika i energetika,
no.10, 1962, 16, abstract 10 A94. (Vestn.
elektroprom-sti, no.12, 1961, 1-40
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TEXT: Institut po proyelctirovaniyu i,,issledovaniy~
vzryvobezopasnogo elcktrichaskogo-oborudovaniya (Institute for
Design and Research of Explosilon-proof Electric Equipment) has
planned development work on the following.'problems, 'barrier'
protection, new methods of protecting electric~ *circuits "and
electrical insulationj protection against;exp~osions byithe use
of loose and gas fillers, also contactless and arcless switching,
investigation and development of automatic equipment for spaces
in which there is danger of explosion. The solutions reached
will be applied to explosion-proof motors, transformers:, moVile
sub-stations and other apparatus, as well,as,,to electrilc drives
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Arkh.pat. 20 no.12:85-87 158* WRA 12:1)
1. Predeedatell Reopublikanskogo obahchestva patolOgov kazakhokoy
SSR (for Glozman)* 2. Sakretarl Reepublikanalrogo obahchastva pato-
logov Uzakhokoy SSR (for Zukev67a).
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Therapeutic Method in Mercuric Chloride Poisoningp" a rep6rt pie6ented at,the
Firtst Conference of Pathologists of Central Asia and Kazakhstan held in Stalingrad,.
12-15 Feb 1955, Ark. Patol., 17p No 3, pp 83-87, 1955
Abstract Sum. 1003, 20 Jul 56

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bacteria". Kharlkov, 1955. Khartkov 'State F:edi~al Inst.
(Dissertations for the Degree of Candidate of Medical Sdiences)
SO: Knizhnnyu lutopisv~ No. 52, 24 Dacambor~ 1955. 11030OW4,
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its significance In the diagnosis of chronic.liver diseasez. Medi
'4)
rad. 9 no.8:37-42 Ag 164. (MIRA 18'
prof. I,f.N.E*6,e)*C1Vdj
~'Laboratoriya radiozot.bpnoy liagnostiki (Zav.
Instuuta m6altsinsKoy raaiologil AMN SSSR i klinika,luchabnogo~
pitaniya (zav. prof. I.S.Savoshchenko) fnstl.,~uta pitaniya AMN
SSSR, Moskva.

STEPANYAR-TARAKOOTA, A*M., doktor med.nauk, MUMMA, L.Ya., kand.biol,nauk
ZIANYEVA, Vale, (Moskva)
Role of the nervous system in the,'~ a~ri oua forms of
ithogenesin of V
obesity and the changes produced by medical diet.- : [with su=ary
in Znglish]. Problandoka i gorm. 4 no.4:52-64 JI-Ag 158
(HIRA Ila&)
16' Iz otdoleniya bolezue7 Omens, veshchestv (zavi Prof.'
M.N. Tegorov) kliniki lechebnogo pitaniya (war. - prof' INX. Non'shikov)
i laboratorii vysshey nervnoy deyatellnostil(tav. - pr;f. Me
Makarychev) Instituta pitaniya AMH SSSR (dir. - chlon-korrespondent
ANN prof. O.P. Holchanova);
(CBESITY, etiole' & pathogen*
IS disord., speical diet there MO.)
OWVOUS STSUH, dis*
in obesity, spelcal diet. th r. (Rue))
(DIETS# in various diso'
(RUB))
obesity caused by 15 disord.:
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IVITSKIT, X.M., doktor med.nauk; YWxMOV, M.N., prof.; RMINOVA, T.r.;
LZBZWAN, A.B 'A, Y.K. (Roakra)
Associated antibiotic and dietetic therapv in chronic inf act iou;s;
angiocholecystitis [vith i3u=ary in Zngliah], Klinmieds 37 no0'2:
79-87 F '59- ()aRA 1.2-.3).
1. Is kliniki lechobnogo pitaniya (save prof. F.X. lien; mhiko,~r)
ImAtituta pitaniya A)IN SSSR tdir. - chlea-korrespondent ANN SSSR-
prof. 0.P. Molchanova).
(CHOINCTSTITIS, ther*y,
antibiotics & diet there in chronic infeet.langL62-
choleVetitis (Ras))
(BUS DUCTS, die.
chronic infect..angiocholecysti-tis, antibiotic &I
diet there (Ru.9))
(ANTIBIOTICS, there U'Be.
chronic infect, angiocholecystitis, Ifith diet there (Rus))
(3)33TS, in var. die.
chronic inf eat a angiocholecystitie, with witiblotice:
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AUTHORI Branovitakaya, Zo Go; Gershenovich, Z. So; ZJkh, A.
-A Rostov-na-D~nu (Kafedra biokhim-ii
ORG: Chair of Biochemistry, State Universit,
Gosudarstvennogo universitetaX Institute of School, Kallov-
Aniversity. Pranue (Inatitut bi-ofiziki pri meditsinskom fa.kulltete Karlova
universiteta)
TITLE: Oxidative phosphorylation of the brain and liver.durino the action of L-
methionine-oulfoximin and increased oxygen pressure
SOURCE: Voprosy meditainakoy Waii, v. 12, no. 4, 1966i 418-4124
TOPIC TAGS: brain metabolism, liver metabolism, combined stress. hyperoxia,
phosphorus metabolism, oxidative phosphorylation "V0,0s N*rs A510 L Or* I C_
0104C-06:1 0 In 0,0 0 e. 4
ABSTRACT: L-methionine-sulfoximin (MSI) alters the content of adenylic components in
the liver of rate. Six hr after HSI injection. the ADP'and ATP.content increases
(30%), oxidative pbosphorylation increases, and respiration'to unaltered. Tvelve.,
hr after MSI injection there is an increase 'in the total content of adenylic system
components. MS1 does not alter the intensity of brain -metabolism but depresses
eaterification of inorganic phosphates (34%). Exposure,to oxygen under~pressure
(4 atm) for an hour increases both respiratory intensity and b,rain phosphorylation.
MS1 and Increased oxygen pressure together caused an activation of brain phospboryla-
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tion compared to the action of MS1 alone. The sensitivity.of aninala Injectedwith
MSI to increased oxygen pressure is elevated compared to controls. Apparenilyv~one
reason for this is altered phosphorus metabolism. It was.0-oncluded that deipfte the'
ability of increased oxygen pressure "d MSt to precipitate convulsive attacks,their
mechanism of action on the phosphorus metabolism of individual tissues dIffers..
Orig. art. hast7 4 tables.
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Zikhanov. Konstantin Ivanovich; Strelkov. Viktor GriE2fyeyi~
h 'q-5
Voyenizdat M-va ~obor.SSSR~
Remote control of rockets~'(Teleupravlenlye raket) Moscovy Voyenizdat M-va obor.,SSSR,
1966. nop - illus. 13,MOO, copies printed. Series note: za v0yenno-tekhniChesiiye
zaaniya
TOPIC TAGS: guided missile engineering, missile guidance,:: equipment, missile guidance
radio guidance, active missile guidance, guidance communication, guidance system,
command guidance system, antimissile missile, missile:e6ntrol
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: This booklet is intended for enlis .ted men in the.military
services, cadets in military schools, and for wide circle of readers interested
in problems of missile engineering. It may also be used by;officers inAhe!missile
forces as a guide for preparing the training program for their units.,i The prin-
ciples of building remote control guidance systems, the elements of th 'e'se systemss
and their interaction are presented. Problems which way b6 solved by'meani of re-
mote control systems are also covered. Basic methods of missile target.guidance
using remote control systems are explained as well as methods of making the neces-
sary commands and transmitting them to the missiles. Much of the material is
based on foreign open sources and the Nike-Zeus and Nike-X antimissile missile sys-
tems are described.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction -- 3
Ch. I. General information on remote control 5
1. Classification of remote control systems
2. Problems solved by remote control systems 15
Ch. II. Methods of guiding remote-controlled missiles-- 20
1. Direct guidance or the "three-point-".method - 23
2. Guidance with a constant lead coefficient 26
3. Parallel approach method 27
4.
,Half-ELlignment method -- 31
5. Peculiarities of antimissile missile guidance 32
6. Combined guidance methods - 33
Ch. III. Principles of designing remote control systems,"!- 36
1. Make-up and interconnection of remote control system components -36
2. Sights and missiles - 42
3. Computers -- 56
Ch. IV. Methods and equipment for transmitting connands 71
1. Methods-of generating and transmitting continuous commands -- 72
2. Methods*of generating and transmitting discrete covi6ands.'' 86,
Ch. V. Nike-Zeus and Nike-X antimissile missile guidance systems- 1o6
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MMIMAN, K.Kh.. uchitell khimii
Preparation of stable forma of sodium and potassium. Kbim.
v shkole 14 no.5:78-79 S-0 '59- (HIM 12:12)
1, Rakityanskays. arodnyaya ahkola Belgorodukay oblanti.
(Sodium) (Potassium)

kandidat sell skokhosyaystvewvkh wLuk; SMIOKHINA, I.Y.,
ZIKHERMILN,,,
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kandidat. sellskok1hosysystvannyirh nauk.
Obtaining soil specimens with Wisturbed structure with a Nekrs. e0v
amplar. DoK.Akad.sell1khos. 22 no.1:29-30 157. (Mm 10: 2)
Taroslarskays gosudaretvannap "Glektalonnap stantelya. Predstai-
lene, akademikom I.I.Samoylovym.
(Soil-Analysis)

ZMEMAS. Eli Ya.
Zikherman, Kh. Ya. - "Fundamental principles of the griss rot.ntlon sXstem of~
agriculture," Yeatestvo2naniye v shkole, 1949, No. 1, P. 19-28
SO: U-4355, 14 August 53, (Ietopin 'Zhurnal.Onykh Statey, ]To. 15, 1949)
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Mhorman, S. zo
: Hot-glven-
: On Morphology or Root Pulp of the Tooth
Stomatologiya, 1958p No 3s 60
It was shown on 520 roots of 378 permanent
teeth removed from.43 fresh human cadavers
In the 8-72 year age group that the pulp
(P) of a typical structure is*found. only
In the pulp chamber. In the root canal,, P
is found only in the form of anarrow layer'
along the periphery. The remaining ; central-
part of root P consists of bundles of
coarsely-fibrous connective tissue,,which
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NAJDANOVIC, Nikola, inz., prof. (Prote Mateje 61, Baograd)~ MKI, Todor inz,
(Beograd)
Reinforcement of the foundations of'the buildings wi w~Llch add-
itional stories will be buJit. Tahnika, Jug '18 wt.1,I-.SuppI Radioizotopi
zrac 2 no.lls2027-2028a N -63,,
1. Rudarsko-geoloski fakultet Univerziteta u. De,)gradu (for flaJdanovic).

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AUTHOR KOJKOVIS.N., MKIN A_N.~
TITLE The Electric Resistance of Thin Layers of Aluminium Oxide.
PERIODICAL 1urn.teohn;fisj26qfasc.1Oj 2248-2253 (1956)
Issued: I / IT5%
The samples were investigated in the vacuum within the temperature interval of
0
from 300 to 2000 K by meansof parallel current.
Investigation method and apparatus: The aluminium-oxide powder whioh::was,
mixed with an organic binding agent was applied either on to a tungsten wire
of 100 micron thickness or on to a molybdenum b4nd of.1 mm width and 30 micron
thickness. The sample was introduced intoa piston with
10-4 to 10-5 torr and thermal treatment (annealing) is described. In'these
tests the core always served as an electrode, the other electrode was of metal.
During annealing the electrodes were closely connected with the surface of the
aluminium oxide layer. The average value obtained onthe baisis of fr Iom 10, to
200 measurements was in all cases taken as breakdovn,voltage.
Measuring results: The dependence of breakdown voltage on,polarity i s obvi-
ously due to the insufficient contact of the outer electrode with the~surface
of the aluminium oxide layer. The electrodest' which were fixed to the'samples
before annealing, have sufficiently close contaot,after heat treatmen t, which,
however, can again be destroyed by sharp changes of temperature in the course
of measuring. In electrodes with sufficiently close contact breakdown voltage

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in the temperature domain of from 300 to 1500 K increases nearly proportio-
nally to the thickness of the layer. At higher temperatures this dependence
is linear but not directly proportional. In the oase~of a not close contact
breakdown voltage within the entire temperature range~of from 300 to'2 10000 1C
is not proportional to the thickness of the layer. The breakdown voltage of
an aluminium oxide layer at close contact of.the outer. electrode with the~sur-
face layer is nearly equal to the breakdown voltage of layers of air of
corresponding thickness. At 15000 K breakdown vol tage does not depend~on the
degree of the vacuum in the pressure interval of fromlO-4 to 10 -6 torr.
These and other facts indicate the existence of pores~~in the layers of.
aluminium oxide. The pores pass right through and oom~rise up to 30~Vof the
entire volume of the layer. The temperature dependence of breakdown voltage,
namely lg UD W f(l/T) can be represented in form of a:broken straight,line.
In all samples the break is to be found at a temperature of the order,of from
0 0
1300 to 1400 K. Below 1300 K breakdown voltage depends only little.on
temperature.
There follows a discussion of results.
INSTITUTION: LPI Leningrad Pedagogical Institute):,Leningre.a.

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Dissertations Defended at USSIR H-A-Zher SJucational"Institutlons (1~5)1