SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BELOBORODOV, I. I. - BELOMYTTSEV, YU. S.

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071 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--DEVELOPMENT OF PRODUCTIOIN TECHNOLOGY FOR CERMET ALUMINUM AND
ANVESTIGATION OF ITS PROPERTIES,-U-
:.,,",A,UT.1-IOR-~105)-FED(IRCHENKO, I.M BEL019 )~~PQDV I.I.r AFANASYEV, V.F.,
NEtIAKHOV A. V. I M.A4114 YK INI ITW
~:COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR, UNITED STATES
:,S0URCE--KlEV, POROSKKCIVAYA METALLURGIYA, NO 3, MAR,70, PP 39-42
.~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TAGS--ALUMINUM, POROUS, HEAT TKANSFERp FLUCRINE, GRAPHITE, LEAD,
ANTIFRICTION ALLOY, ANTIFRICTION HATER I AL IMPACT STRE' GTHt MECHANtl CAL
PROPERTY,.CERMET
'..C0liTROL MARKING-140 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFLEO
PROXY REEL/FRAMF--1997/0409 STEP NU--UR/0226/70/000/003/0039/00itZ
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119351
UNFLASS I F 11:0
Wl"', T

071 UNCLASSI FIED 'PROCESSIiNG DATE-230CT70
C IRC ACCESSION NO-AP0119351
~'ABSTRAGT/EXTRACT--(U).GP-0- ABSTRACT. ASTUDY IS IMADE OF THE POSSIBILITY
-K-ULD PERMIT IMANUFACTURIE
OF PRODUCING A POROUS ALUMINUM SKELETON WH I CH t -'
~OF A METAL CERAMIC ANTIFRICTION MATERIAL. THE DEVELCIPMENT OF A
PRODUCTION PROCESS FOR POkOUS ALUMINUM FRO.Mi ALLJ!-'INU.',1 ANIQ S-111DIUM, CHLORIDE
SIZ=,~KESPECTIVEELY, IS
POWDERS OF 0.1-0.3 AND 0.1-0.2 MM PARTICLE
DESCRIBED. PELLETS WERE SINTEREO IN ACCORDANCE W[TH.UNITE-D STATCS
PATENT, NO 3276867. P ELI L E T S IN T ER I N G, ' I UA L I T Y 1,iA S ~ 0 E I F P% 1-1 F tllr- D B Y M E A S J R I N G
THE IMPACT DUCTILITY, HARDNESS? AND STRENGTH AT CUTOFF. THE MECHANICAL
PROPERTIES OF THE CP-M',',IET ALUMIINL14 ARE SHOWN TO BE CORPARA;6LE TO THOSE OF
'A FILLED FLUORINE PLASTIC. THIS WILL MAKE IT POSS13LE TO USE AL0,41NUM
NOT ONLY AS A HEAT TRANSFER AGENT, BUT AS A SUPPORTING SKELETON Foil
IMETAL FLUORINE MATERIALS. ANTIFRICTION TESTS CONOUCTED IN AIR AND IN
VACUUM (2 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE5 TIMES 10 PRIME NE T VE6 4-V iG)
TO 5 1
N IMPREGN eJITH FLUORINE PLASTIC
SAMPLES WETH A 50PERCENT POROSITY 'ATED
0
FILLED WIT H GRAPHITE, LEAD, AND MOLYBDENUM SULFIDES, SHOWED THE
POSSWILITY OF THEIR ()SE AT SPEEDS UP TO 0.25 M-SEC AND AT PRESSURES UP
'S
TO 10 KG-CM PRIME2. OPIGINAL ARTICLE HAS 3 TABLE
A S S I F LiFJ)------

USSR UDC 632.95
TALIPOV, Sh. T., DZHIYANBAYEVA, R. Kh., KHALIMOVA,.U. Kh., BELOBORODOVA,
_,..F., SHEYNINIA, R. 1.
"Analysis of Butyphos in Cotton Seed and Products of,Ref--;ning Raw Cotton"
Maslo-zhir. prom-st' (Oil and Fats Industry), 1972, No 10, pp 33-34 (from
RZh-Khimiya, No 2 (11), Feb 73, Abstract No 2N478)
Translation: In order to determine the butyphos residue in raw cotton,
fiber, shells and the refined cotton seed oil, extraction by an organic
solvent (for cotton seed oil, MeCN and for the other samples, CC14) and
purification of the extract In a column filled with A1201 with SC KSK
[expansion unknown) (3:1) [the sorbont was first troatedwith IW'l (acid))
were carried out. Thin layer chromatography was peeformed using a fixed
layer of SC in the n-hexane-acetone system (4:1). It was developed with
a solution of Ac-OH. The sensitivity of the method.~when analyzing buLyphos
in raw cotton and fiber is 0.1 mg/kg; in the hulls it is 0.6 mglkg and in
the refined cotton seed oil, I mg/kg.
43

USSR UDC 632-95
DZHIYAIMAYEVA, R. 131., TALIPOV, SH. T., KFALI M OVA U. KII. alid BELO-RORODOVA
It. F.
"Qualitative and Quantitative Measurement of Vagnesium Chloxate in Cottonseed
oil,,
ov
Tr. 2-go Vses. soveshch. po issled. o s tat kpestitsidoy i profilakt. zagryzLz_
neniya. imi produk-tov pitaniya, kormov I~vnesh. sivdy (Ilork~-t of the Second All-
Union Conference on the Study of Pesticide Residues, 'Lnd the Prevention of
Contamination by Then, of Food Products, Fodders and th,, Env-ron ), Tallinn,
mont
p 280 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal -- Rhimiya, No Io (11), 1972, Abstzact
Ho 1OH5E4 by T. A. Belyayeva)
Translationt 7"he cotton plant defoliant. 14g(ClO (I)~is extimacted froft
3)2
cotton seed oil with 0.05 N HOI and the extract is passed throuah anion
exchange AB-17 (in Oil form) and washed with 211 112B 04. 1 in deterr.,iinod in
in an eluant photometrically with benzidine hydrochloride. .5ensitivity of the
measuremert is 0.05-1, r-glj-,g.

USSR UD~C 543-544
TALIPOV, SH. T., MAYANBAYETIA, 4. rri KtIALL-110-1A, Ui~ Kh.,, BFIDi"DaVA,_j. F.,
and SHEYMA, R. I., Tashkent State University imeat V. 1. L;'--nin
"Thin-Layer-Chroiratographic Determination of Butyphos in Cottonseed Oil"
Moscow, Kh#iya v Sellskom Khozyaystve, Vol 9, No 4 (90), 1971, p 20
Abstract: KSK silica gel was used for determination of butyphos in cottonseed
oil, it is more selective th n alumina. ~ Butyphos was ~ extracted from cotton-
a
seed oil with acetonitrile, passed through a 3:1 colunn of alunina:silica gel
ancl chromatographed j-,i the. system n-hexane-acetone (4; 1) . The spots were
developed with 0.0510
brommhenol blue; impurities do no' show up in this system.

iJ D 1-111
USSR 669.715'782
BATALIN, G.-I., BELOBORODOVA, YE. A., and =kALO, V. A., Kiev
"Study of Thermodynamic Propertiesof Al-si Melts"
Moscow, IAN SSSR, Metally, No 2, Mar-Apr 71, pp 69-74
Abstract: The thermodynamic properties of liquid alloys of alumi-
num with silicon were determined over a broad concentration raftge
by the emf method. Two series.of~experiments were performed:
the first series involved seven alloys with silicon contents up
to-35 at. % in the 950-12700K temperature ranke; in the second
series of experiments, five alloys.with high silicon contents
(from 45 to 80 at. % Si) were studied in the.1350-L6500K tempera-
ture range. The data produced agree well with the phase dia-
gram of the AI-Si system Throughout the entire range of con-
centrations, the isotherma of activity of the~components show
negative deviations from ideal solutions. AlrSi liquid alloya
are characterized by s4nificant positive values of integral
heats and excess entropies of formation. Thetaxitaura values of
these functions are strongly shifted toward the alloys rich in
aluminum.
116'ti~ti~.iilpill.lbiiiiiil,iimil6;i,,,, alij

DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLA5SIFIEl)
PROXY REEL/FIZAME--2000/1613 STEP NO--UR/0370/70/000/002/0147/0151
c.TPIC ACCESSION NO--AP0125235
ASS[FIED

034 UNCLASSIFIED! PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
CAR-C, ACCESS ION NO--AP0125235
.kBSTRACT/EXTRACT--tU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. T.HERMODYNAMIC PROPERriEs OF LIQ.
MS. OF GE AND ZN WERE STUDIED, BY MEASURING OF EMF. OF THE ELECTROOE,
)(L) WHERE
C(INCN. -CELL ZN(L),ZHCL SUB2 IN MELT ( KOL , PLUS NACL)., (GE,Z~lll
_.THE AT. FRACTION OF ZN AND THE TEMP. RNNGE.WERE 0.9079-0.2Z40 AND
!950-1230DEGREESK, RESP. FOR THEABOVE AT. FRACTidN OF ZN AT
COEFF. E MF.~WERE 0.00649 TO
~1230DEGREESK THE TEMP. OF MF. AND THE E
0.11IL2.:MV-DEGREE -AND 6.322 TO 91-305 MIV. THERMODYNAMIC oUANTITIES WERE
'-~CALCD. :FROM THE DATA OBTAINED FOR ZN. AND. GE AT: 1230DEGREESK. FOR THE
FRACTI ON ~ OF GE OF 0. 1-0. 9 AT 1230DEGREE.SK THE V,ALUES. OF INT EGRAL
.-FREE ENERGY, ENTHALPYY ENTROPYo. EXCESS FREE: ENERG'fi AND' '-XCESS ENTROPY
.-ARE. GIVEN. THE EMF. WAS A FUNCTION OF;THE.TEMP. IN HOMOGEjNEOUS SOLNS.
AND DEVIATED FROM THE STRAIGHT LINE WHEN THE SOLNS.' STARTED TO BE
HETEROGENEOUS, THE rEMP. CORRESPONDING TO:THE'BEG1,14NING OF THE
-,~,.,~,DEVIATION' IS THE CRIT. TEMP. OF CRYSTN. OF THE SOLN. IN OUESTION. IN
~THIS WAY- FOR THE SOLNS. CONTG. 0.49 6.57 P.62, AND o.68 AT. FRACTION
OFGEj THE TEMPS. OF CRYSTN. WERE FOUND: TO BE 7231 7731 798, AND
.824DEGREESC, PLESP.

WSR 60-01MZO-18
MELOREL.9IN, YU. A., IMISIMAL, He A&# 1-101MOV I A. P4 9;~ and MEMI.OV, V. I., Tula
"InterdUfusion in the Iron-Hickel System During tho Investigation of tho
Kiekendal I Effect"
Moscowp Mika i Yhimiya Obrabotki Materialov, No I Jan-Feb 72# PP 108-113
Abstraett The Kirkendall effect was expertmeatally investigated on multilayar
Fe-Ni specimens with passive naxks located both on the welding surface and
Inside ~ the matals at specific distances, The diclocations of the marks
in the diffusion zone in the whole oxca of concentrations. of the Fc-Ni
system were tested. The liasults are discussed by reference to diasr~
showing dislocations of the maxks relative to the Y.-coordinate, the lenj,7th
variations of specimens as a function of tiue, and the distribution of Pon-
equilibrium concentration of vacancies in the diffusion zone of the specimen.
A Esign change of the Kirkendall effect in the area of high 141. concon-trations
was obaerved. in long-tarm annerling and at the mayiwal temperatuxe fo 13400c,
Which is expla:L--ed by the high diffusion mobility of VI atons. The develop-
ment of a diffusion porosity from the Fe side (Fxpnkel effect), resulting I ,n
an elongation of the specimen during annea2ing according to a pzuabollc rule,
na observed. The non-Oquilibrium concentration of iacanaies along the diffu-
sion area is estimated. Four illustrations, 10 formulas, 11 biblio. 3.vfs,
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1. N I

Public fiealtki,. ilygiene.and Sanitation
USSR ui-.c 616-24-003-C-,67.6-092-008-939-15
and rELINICHIM11, L. N., Institute of lp-bor Hygiene and
Occupational Diseases, Sverdlovsk
Localization of Lipids in the Li.Lngs During Experimental Asbestosis"
Moscow, Gigiyena Truda i Professional' nyye Zabolevaniya, No 9, 1972, PP 55-5
Abstract: The process of node formation and invasion by.li-oid-containing nacro-
phages in the lungs of white rats exposed to, chrysotile asbestos dust was
studied microscopically over a 1-year period and cormared to processes occurring
during s-'licosis. As in silicosis, lipid-containing iTacrophages accl-unrmlated
in perivascular and peribronchial tissues, in intemlveolar septase, and under
the pleura, appearing on the periphery of dust nodes consisting of macrophages,
plasma cells, histiocytes, fibroblasts, and.fibrocytes- in 30 days. In contrast
to silicosis however, the nodes were not subsequently invaded by lipid-
containing Yacrophages, and sclerotization did not occ~ . This sutro--ests a
ur
Uh
at, ogrenic involvement of lipid-containing rriacrophages~ in the development of
-Dneumoselerosis.
1/1

USSR UDC 613.633+613.646]:666.76
LEWASEV, M. F. , BABUSHK UNA, L. G.', SEMENOV, C. V., (Deceased), KATSILIEL'SONT,
B. A., KAIRAGODINA, I. V., TREYGER, S. I., ~nd BELOBRAGINA, G. V =,Sa~-J;tf-j
Research Institute of Rygiene and Occupational--gis-e--;a-s'~~~,-Il~Ltdi-tili Institute,
Oblast Sanitary-Epidemiological-Station, Sverdlovsk
"Dust and Radiation Factors in the Production of Fireproof Articles From
Zirconium Dioxide"
Moscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 10, Oct 1970, pp 38-41
Abstract- Tests with rats confirmed that the fibrogenic character of
Jfpure" Zr02 dust is 1wer than that of the,commercial~. product. This
difference is attributed to the admixture of radioactive cluments in tile,
dust of the insoluble coirmicrical ZrO2, which is usad as raw. materfal in
the production of various fireproof objects, so that the fibrogenic action
of this dust on the lungs is intensified. On the basis of data from this
experiment and from studies in an industrial environmeat, it is reco-nunended
that maxinum. permissible concentrations of Zr02 dust and similar substa-,ices
be established which taken into account the radioactivo concanination
present in these dusts.
27

USSR UDC 547-63 + 51,,.7-56,2.41562.1
G I T I S, SS - S E I X AZ N I -!I S K i~ Y j-. G. 0:.,* V. I
X, 'I wl 1, IY, i% _i
SOSUI-K!, I -, -, and 7 CA 4"
VNIPIIII All-Union. 3cientific I~osearc` and Pl-nn4ng lnsti~u,,e of
L
(unknown; possibly 1.'onomers)],. Tula, and L. V., VINII'V
C,
EA11-Union Scienti.-Lic Research Inc-.tj`tuz;e of Synth tic Fibers]
Ilp p!-Bis-(carboxyphcnylsulf'onyl)-diphen.,tI Oxide and Some of' Its
Derivatives Vono,,,,ors for tne,Prodluction of Thermostablo
Fibers"
Mosco,..i, KhimichesViye Vololma, No 1, 1971, pp 45-47
Abstract: The article sug:rects tue synthesis of new
viz. derivatives of p, -nyj.
oxide, fer tpe. procuction of thermostt~iule i)oly:.,.(--I'
study of the first sta,~,;e of the syrithe--ir, -- t-()syJ.atj-o,,i of di.-
phenyl ether t;il~lt LA*,-,c proc~!.'~o yield"; T~-vr) P.T..J.11cipal
~products conzoai',~iall Col"respo'10-5 too Lhe ~C-neval
forrIUI;A CI; a3 wrell as a
3-- '~02 3
third subst-ance, wnose corrospolld~i i'D WIC cw~:;)Ojition
1/2

USSR
CITIS, S. S., et al., Khimicheskiye Volokna, No 1 , 1971, OP 45-
47
of the i-.qonotosyla Lion product Ar-O-Ar-S02-Ar-CH 3 The
structure cf the synthesized p.-oducts .-.,as confirmed bY !R and
electron spact.roscopy, as well- as polarography. baced
on the resultant monomers are strolng and elastic.
212

1/2 006 UNCLASSIFIED i~PROCESSMG DATE--27NOV70
TITLE--ON THE CHEBYSHEV POINT OF A SYSTEM OF HYPER'PLANES IN, A NORM.ED SPACE
:-U-
AUT HOR--BELOBROV, P.K.
:_COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-KAZANI, IZVESTIYA VYSSHIKH UCHEBNVKH ZAVEDENIY,- MATEMATIKA, NO 2,
m.FEB -70, PP 3-9
.'':~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~_SUBJECT AREAS--MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES.
~TOPIC TAGS--MATHEMATIC SPACEP LINEAR EQUATION
~_CIONTROL (4ARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
....00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'PROXY-REF-L/FRAME--2000/1434 STEP NL)--UR/0140/76/000/002/0003/0009
CARC ACCESSION t,10--AP0125068
UNCLASSIFIED

Higher Algebra.and Geometry & Topology
USSR -C 519.55
U~
BELOBROV, P. K., Rostov-on-Don
------------
'Oon the Chebyshev Point of a System of Hyperplanes in a Normed Space"
Kazan', Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnvkh 2avedpniy Matematika, No 2, Feb 70, pp 3-9
Abstract; Some questions relating to the existence and finding of the Chebyshev
point of a system of hyperplanes are.considered by reduction to the solution of a
system of linear equations possessing a solution.

USSR UDO L~21.~62:5'/8.41:621.50-5.001.24
D A V, N.G., TSTEL'BAU", S.D.
IgIOILE-2-M.I., BOIUK, TU-S-, GUTMO, I-IOP ZU3 To
'Thermodynamic Analysis Of Some Schemes For A Ragnetohydrodynamic Installation
With An Energy Exchangrern
V ob. TeDlotekhn. vr2~~ mono preobrazov.enerzil (Heat-Engineering Problems
Of Direct Energy Conversion--Collection Of '. orks~, Issue 2, Kiev, "Kauk.dumks,"
1971, pp 44-52 (from RZh--Elaktrotekhnike i_RERr&e__ti1_a,:No 12, Dee 1971,
Abstract No 12A178)
Translation: A comparative analysis is presented of a scheme.for a =3gnetohydro-
dynamic (KHD) installation in which, after a preliminary regenerative heating cf
the air to 11C0--17,000 F. (which can be accomnliahad in actual available heat
exchange apparatus of the recuperative ty-p o), a subsequent increaea of the te--p-
erature to the level of 1700--20000 Y takes place in tile energy eAchangor "air-
air,P and of an ordinary scheme of a 14HD installation in which high-temperature
heatingIof the air is conditionally assumed possible. The values of tile effic-
ienc.,f obtained for a scheme with an energy exchanger "aAr--air" is 54-7 percent;
without an energy exchanger, 55.9 percent.- A thermodynamic analysis and oPtimi-
zation are presented. A conclusion is made conuarningithe. prospects of scl-.emes
with energy exchangers with lo-a-temperatura heating of air. Ill. rof.
[Cdoeea Technological Institute] V.P. Bogatyrey
126
USSR
UDO J621.A62:5.28.4j: 621.565-001.24
BELODED, K.I., BOTUK,
YUISII ZU'3ATCV,N.G#j' TETELIBAM, S.D.
'Direct Energy EXchange And Its Application TO Eagnot0hydrodynarnic Installoijonso
V sb. Tavlotekhn.probl.p r*a---Ozo Preobra~~ (Peat-Engineeringr Problems
Of Direct Energy ConversiOr-COllection Of i4orks), 2, Liev, "Nauk.du=jS,4
1971Y PP 37-44 (from RM--Elektrotekhnik-a i e
Abstract lio 12-A177) No 12, Dec 1971,
Tr8nelation: The sche=e of the device is presented and'the 0-Daratilon is COnsid-
ered of a tubular.eneru exchanger which a-seures a direct enarEy exchange between
the working media and which makes it possi
of an open blO to exclude fro= the therm,91 scheme
-cycle m-ugnot0hydrodynumic (tjHj)) inatallatioll tile
Stage air hoeter. high-tolaporature
co=:~Jtations show that with the aid of such an energy
exchanger it in possible to increase the air temperature by M_7COO V. The
range of air pronsureo at tile Outilut of the energy oxchanger~eatia-ios the con-
dition of operation of the opon-cycle ~11M inotall&tion L -
efficiency of the energy exchan or reaches a m j. and tile theoretical-
[Cdossa Technological Institute dgnitudO.bf 0.9. 2 Ill. 2 ref.
V.P. Bogstyrov

USSR UDC:622.7:31-1.9.004
I' UBOUCIT, -J,
KSHINA, 1. D., ITUTYUNNIK, N. D., Y
AKOPOVA, K. S., DO
jE-L9 U, P D., DEGTYARENKO, A. It. TIS11CHENKO Al" G.
ZADOROZlh\YY, V. G.,
"Use of Ultrasound in Enrichment of Titaniu~n-Zirconiiim~Depos-Lts"
Moscow, Tsvetnvve Metally, No. 11, Nov,70, pp. 86-89
Abstract: A method has been developed for application of acoustical oscil-
lations to minerals to change their surface propertie 's before enrichment.
7"his article presents results of an investigatioii of the influence Of
ultrasonics on the minerals in titanium-zirconium placer deposits. It
has been established that 1-3 minutes action of ultrasound at 20 1, and
an intensity of 3.8 V-Vcm~ greatly activates the flotitio'll of mincrals bv
the flotation oil. 71he vield of minerals in tho foam n-oduct int-1-vases
rutile I ctm 3.0 to 97.S*
as fo I lows: zirconium from 18.6 to 98.9', Ir
ilnenite from 0 to 9410, staurolite from 0to 90%. nic expenditure of
collectors is also reduced and the flotation pToperties of minerals, from
different deposits are made more similar.
47 -

USSR uDc: 621.391.883.2
BELOGLAZOV., -M...
"On the Resistance to Interference in the Reception of Frequency Telegraphy
Signals in the Presence of Lumped Interference"
Tr. uchebn. in-tov svyazi. Yvo svyazi SSSR Ofork-s of Academic institutes
of Communications. Ministry, of Communications of the USSR), 1970, Vyp- 51,
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, N 6, Jun.71, Abstract No 6A6)
pp 33-38 0
Translation: The paper deals with the resistance to.interference of
isolated and spaced reception of frequency telegraphy signals in the
presence of lumped interference in the channel. It is assumed that the
amplitudes of signal and noise have m-distribution. Formulas and the
corresponding graphs are given for evaluating the resistance to inter-
ference of frequency telegraphy signals,for-various signal and noise
parameters. Resume'.

Coatings
USSR~ -UDC; t)21.357
MMAZOV.- S.' M.. and MILUSIM111, A. S.,, Chair of Physical Chemistry, Perm
ceutical-Institute
"Reducing Hydrogen Absorption By Steel on Electrodeposition of Copper Using
Okganic:Inhibitors"
Ikanovo, Kfimiya i.Khimicheskaya Tekhnologiya, Vol lk,,11o 4, 1971, Pp 575-577
Abstract-: It was shown that the addition of polyvinyl alcohol and anion-
active '-"Progress" additive to the sulfate and cyanide,clectrolytes consider-
sbl~-reduces hydrogen absorption by the substrate and:;'increases the smoothness
of on-acuve "Progress"
fthe_copper coating while reducing its porosity. Ani V
was-much less effective on negatively charged copper deposits when a cyanide
eli-etrolyte vas used. It is suggested that-appropriate orGanic additives
c' se approach by hydronium ions on water molecules to the metal
prevent- a lo
surface--during the discharge.
V*r

USSR UDC 539-4-0l9-l.u20-178.')11.6
It.-K.1 Yd. 1., ard B2-LOGI.A-70V. S. M... Perm.. Polytechnical institute and Perm Plaa-r;m-
ce-etical
"Del;a~,red Failure of Titanium Alloys under Cyclic Strain"
1 29, T 4, -,r 70, 3-:3
Sverdlovsk, Fizika I,etallov i 114etallovedeniye, Vo "TO t~-
Abstract: External loads, termeratures (m-u.sing internal frfction),. and --rc
actors in the cyclic loading of metals which suggest the possibilit:"' Of t1le.
al -I f,
procc
-d"-elopm-ent of delayed failure and relaxation via -sces 6f thc fon;~ation of
vacanciec mid their interaction with dislocations.
A study of t1ais question was done for the VT3-1 titanium alloy- Tv.~;icft, after
mechr-nical workirqr, was vacuwmi annealed at 7000C for two hours. 'Vno %-~!c;ladcai
ner'ies o,' the allov after treatment were: elastic limit =
i -S
78 G / r--. -
-pro 41 2,
~Iou-' -1
]'.G/mr~, TS 112 elomration = 114.,, and reduction in Rrea 27'. it s'
_re ~ne -CrIeV
be Dossi:ble f delayed failure P rela;cat-on .-- m:~'Ins
no:nenon 04
and l I- V
--s of fatigrue te,~ts from continuous ant., i nt r-- -3!; --- c, -c1- c
of co=.arinc- the result - e - a- (,I ' ~
stresSes. 'If the con--litions Of conducting fatigue tests promiotez, tI-.e advert of
delayed --falillZa =-a "el--xation, t'nen- for continuous cyclic stress dum'11'1]
of the saz:lplez should be greater than for those subjected -zo intler-nnp-.ed cyclic
loading. "V-1sults of the fzlti~"Ue tests m-Oved tI'C abovo th'(!
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USSR
-C
RAH, EEI~_ -L420,7, S. r j
No 4, AOr 70, -on &:-'3-635
durabAlity of sa=,Ies contin=-s cyclic szressinC "was nuc'% -.-reLter t,*,.ai
the Opposite caso.
It T",e CO-,-C C u
Inrom the e ':m' es ard involved
in the del:k;-ed failure of th-c titzlrllium ai!~3y- ~EIo fi,rnt -z-,v--coor- -,;n*.--.es
G:LXin,..-, hcatin~ wo of t1le meta.1 'cc, a noint whic" is zhe te;i-,rorat-,u,e of ato--i'c [I C'u I
-IC a
vat4or, and vac-nncy fo-nation leads to a wc!,Ozenin, of the metal. 'E scond
process(resultim-,-, from, the actior of the therr.-n-1 sourrO is the 0-derin" 01,
the atomic structu,~(, 11:10. winih-Ilation of vacancies which ntron-.then the In
Cr4"cal stresr, value bclo
addition, evidentl"", a zp--cific 1~ w which, 'Ue fovi,.a
tion of -m4crobuadr), us a renult o--,:' the fonmation. and conleil-co-nee of vacancies, -;f;
T-h-- --heno.-n-,--nGn, of faill.--c- dnlrin- CYClic lcad-4n,~- Can
h"ch by vacuLcles aa a of allanc-
the "closing iip" of :,-;-7 croporcs wrelre crca-,;edi
i--.~ disl-al-aT-ed atons to increased thcrzml activity oV 'Lne
c= -orcbablv be the fect that in test
Mer-iod the fo=-.ati-on wid joinin of ~acancie^s into colonies . with z~~e
m4cx~bandls is noz co.-moleted. Since the action of the the-,mal souarce is Charply
CL&minishe~d woon C=-Le-.ion 0:;` tle tests. conditions are crea~-,.k-d t1le forr=tion

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aLK, fLj. T., an..;j BZI--f)CL,%ZGV, S. FjZiz':a 1~ ov Meta ovedeniye, Vol .29,
4, A--5r 70, -PP "33-885
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of zmicroDores of critical di-Mensions Whinh notably reduca the fatigue strength of
the sample upon stfosequent loading.
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RUPTURE OF TITA,NIUM ALLOYS DURING CYCLIC DEFORMATION -U-
_. 'AUTHOR-(02)-RAK, YU.I., BELOGLAZOVI S.M.
.~COUINTRY OF INFO--USSR
_OENIE,~ VOL.
-.:,S,O,.UACE--FIZIKA METALLOVIMETALLOVIC 29, ~APR. 1970# P. 83-885
~'D.AT E PUBLISHED ------- 70
~SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
:'.TOPIC TAGS--TITA,'lIUl4 ALLOY, BIBLIOGRAPHY:, METAL STRE,SS, CYCLIC FATIGUE
L I F E__f METAL DEFORMATION, STRESS RELAXATION, METAL 'RELAXATION, ALLOY
DESIGNATIONt RESEARCH FACILITY/(U)UT31' TITANIUM ALLOY
::CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
D,OCUMENT'CLASS--IJtCL.ASS[FIED
--PROXY RFEL/FRAME--3001/0388 STEP NO--UR/OL26/70/02",)/00()/Oi3ii3/,)P,~35
CIRC ACCESSION !40)--AP0126143
UNC Lil S 5 1 F I F D

.031 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27Nr]V70
:CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0126116
:A.13STRACT/E,(TRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STUDY 0 F 1* H EOCCURRENCE OF 0~-LAYL
RUPTURE AND RELAXAr ION P VTZ I TIrANIUM ALLOY BY~.C(JMPAPING THE RESULTS
-OF FATIGUE CONTINUOUS AND DISCONT11NU LOADINGS.
TESTS DURING OUS CYCLIC
IT IS FOUND THAT CONTINUOUS CYCLIC LOADING SLIBSTA,"It I ALLY INCR'EASEs THE
FATIGUE LIFE IN COMPARISON WITH OISCONT,INUOUS LOAOINGS 1-14 TtIF CASE OF
-,:~.:LOADINS ABOVE THE FATIGUE LIMIT. W 1 TH AN INCRFASE liN THE EXTERNAL LOAD
OIN 3HE' SPECIMENT THE DIFFEREOGE BETWEEN CONTINUOUS AN 1) ~DISCONTINUO13S
LOADING INCREASES. AT STRESSES BELOW THE FATIGUE !LIMIT THE PHENOMENON
AOF DELAYED RUPTURE AND RELAXATION IS NOT OBSERVED.; OW THE BASIS (IF
'RN I NC
-THESE FINDINGS, A MECHANISM GOVE THE~.STRENGTH. OF T I TAN I UM ALLOYS
-ANDER.CONDITJONS OF CYCLIC LDADING IS SUGGESTED. FACILITY:
PERMSKII:POLIT.EKHNICHESKII INSTITUT.i PERM't' USSR.
FACILITY:
PERMSKII FARl'AATSEVT.ICHESKII INSTITUTt PERM
USSR.
W141CLASS 1 F [ED

USSR UI)c 622-241.8
CHERNYAK, V. P.
SHCHERBAN A. N., FURNIAN, N. I., BELOGOLOgfis;A..&-~,
"Depth Relay-Telemetering Themometer-Thex7nosonde"
Teplofiz.i teplotekhnika. Resp. mezhved. sb.(Thermophysics and Power Engi-
neering-republic interdepartmental collection of works), 1970, vYP 17
(from RZh-YRtrolo,,i-,,a Llzmeritellnaya Tekhnikal No 8,~,Aug 70, Abstract
No 8-3E-588)
Translation: The schematic of a telemetering thermometer-thermosonde in the
form of linear thermistor, bridged by-tunriel diode, is considered. Tvo-wire
cable link of reduced reliability ensures simultaneous'power supply from the
surface of the thermometer-thennosonde or thermometer-ther-mosande, placed
at specific intervals in the well, and selective reading from the surface of
information using an automatic readout device. The readout of the measured
temperature from the surface is relayedl(by mans of n6n-contact relay-trigger)
in the process of fusion automatic search of the power supply of thermosonde
for the given relay point of.its volt-ampere,characteristic which equals the
calibrated current of given temperature scale of secondary instrument. The
.1/2

USSR UDC: 537-312.62:539.89
GALKIN, A. A., Academician Ukrainian Academy of Sciences;
SVISTUNOV, V. M.; CHERNYA.K, 0. 1.; and BELOGOLOVSKIY, M. A.
"Effect of -Pressure on the Phonon Impurity Zone of a Pb-In Alloy"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii. auk SSSR, No 4,1 Jun 73, pp 815-817
Abstract: The purpose of this study is to determine experimentally
the change of characteristics in the oscillatory spectrum of lead
with a slight impurity of indium when the substance is put under
ressure. As in experiments executed earlier by the same authors
e*g., Phys. Stat. Sol., ~0, KI 07, 1968) fine-film tunnel materials
f
of the superconductor-dielectric-superconductor type, as the most
sensitive detectors of changes in density of the material, were
used. Methods of preparing these materials azd, their Al-A120~-PbIn
contacts are described. It is found that under pressure, with a
reduction in volume, the phonon spectrum of the metal is shifted
'in the high-energy direction. An illustration is given of the
shift of the second harmonic for an Al-Al20j-PbO.93InO-07 sPecimen
under pressures of zero and 9 kbar. The result 's of this work were
reported to the 17th All-Union Conference on Low-Tetunerature Phy-
sies, hold in Doriet3k, 26-30 JW10 1972. The authors, thmik
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BELOGOLOVISEV, S. D.
"Optimal Control of Reserves with Two Levels of Demand and Itandom Arrival of
Orders"
Mat. Metody Resheniya Ekoji. Zadach [Mathematical Methods of Solution of
Economics Problems -- Collection of Works), No 3, Moscow, Nauka Press.' 197",
pp 172-177 (Trzinslated from Referativnyy ZhUrnal Kibernetik"l, No 4, 1973,
Abstract No 4V586, from the introduction).
Translation: A warehouse with initial level of rescrves x receiVCS illd0IK'lldCl1t
random requests at equal time intervals. It is assumed flizit at moment
i = 1, 2 .... the random value of a request mat take oa either of two values
5 and .5 With pl-ol);ibili Lies 11 and p respectively. The V.1jors Olid
1 2 1 ?
are called lo-w and hiph levels of demand respcctively~. Bei'oi-e ;irrival of the
ith request, an order of size ziis made to slipplemeii L LhestipplieS at, thC
warehouse- The order is delivered immediately with li~obabillty p and is
delayed by 1 operating period with probability q. lf~ the request which
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Belogolovtsev, S. D., Mat. Metody Resheniya Ekon. Zadach, No 3, Moscow,
Nauka Press, 1972, pp 172-177.
arrives exceeds the available level of supplies at the warehouse, a penalty
must be paid for the shortage; in this case, the shortage is considered a
negative level of reserve. If, however, the request which arrives does not
exceed the available level of supplies, the remaining :group of supplies is
stored at the warehouse through the following period. ~ The price of the order,
penalty and cost of storage are all proportional to tile Size of a batch of
items stored or ordered.
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S__D.
"Problem of Optimal Control of Reserves for Discrete Distribution of Randolli
Demand"
Vestn. Mosk. Un-ta. Mat., Mekh. [Moscow University Herald, Mathematics,
Mechanics), No 6, 1971, pp 66-70, (Translated from Reforativny), Zhurnal,
Kibernetika, No 3, 1972, Abstract No 3 V458 by the author).
Translation: The optimal behavior of control of reserves is studied on the
asslullptiull that the sequence of levels. of constimptIoll an arit.11111CLIC
progression, finite or infinite. The following expens6s are considered:
pay for the order, cost of storage of reserves at the warehouse, penalty
for unsatisfied demand. All expense functions are assumed linear. Tiro
theorems are forvulat
-cd and proven, each of which indicates conditions for
the coefficients of the cost functions and the probability of delay in de-
livery of an order by one period in order that the optiMal behavior might
have a predetermined form, The formulas produced can be used for approxi-
mate calculation of the optimal behavior if the random valuc of" demand is
distributed continually with a certain non-zero density.

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tion of ty-
112019f Kinetic principles of the bulk potymeriza
rene in the presence of trifluaroacetic icid.
Jiclogorodskava.K V.. Dukhnenko. F. M.; Popova, jjuak~
ash,-N.-F.- j Leningrad. Tek-hnol- last. im. Unsaveta, Leninerad.
Vvsokomol. Medim, Nc,_r.__H_TWO. -I -(TF1ms)7_
___'rFe__P_olymn. rate (V) of PhCH:CF[j, (1) in PhEt conig. (,'F;CO;,,[]
(11) as the catalyst obeys the relation V = k[concn. 1Ij'[&)acn.
11' (k is a const.: temD., k in 1. mole.-I see-. a.. b given): 0%
9.7 x 10 1.5. 1.9; ~- to", 3.*1 X: to 1.2, 2.8; 20'. 18., x 10
2.2. 1.4. The activation energy is 9.6 kca-l/mole. The decreuse of'
a with temp. shou-s that the solvation of polystyrene ions with
It decreases with the tmnp. The nioL wt. of 1)(31y.1-tyrene in-
crvlases With I he 11 conrii. clljl~ -
REEL/FMME
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USSR UDC 620.179.16
BABIN, L. V., M-LJG2RO1).JXIX. B.M:A., ZIIELEZNOV, 1. M., and KHOPOV, V. V.,
Physicotechnical. Institute.imeni.-A. F., Yoffe, Academy of Sciences, USSR
41A Multi-element Scanning Device for Acoustic Itologra'phy"
Sverdlovsk, Defektoskopiya, No 2, 1972, pp 100-104
-Abstract: The multi-element scanning device described here is intended for
nondestructive inspection and flaw detection by methods of acoustic holography.
A-simple electronic device was developed for discrete interference processing
of the obtained signals. This is a device of a mixed type, which to a certain
degree combines the simplicity and reliability of a mechanical scanning system
with the rapid selection of an acoustic field that is inherent in electronic
scanning systems. This effect is obtained by means 13~ mechanical scanning by
a large number of pickups situated in a line, with simultancous electronic
commutation of the pickups along the line.. The described device was tested
during operation with co=nutatingpulses 30 150 microsecondr, in duration; the
duty cycle was varied within the limits of, 1-5 megahertz; the number of cir-
culation cycles was on the order of 80-100. 3 figures. I reference.

USSR um 622-316-722.1
NASIBULLIN, !. A., ROMIUSEV, Ye. D.
"A Switching Stabilizer"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obrazt,sy, Tovarnyye Maki,
No 11, Apr 72, Author's Certificate No 333661, Division H, filed 20 Jul 70,
published 21 Mar 72, p2lT
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a switching stabilizer
which contains a reference voltage source, and measuring and control ele-
ments. As a distinguishing feature of the patent, in order to automate
control of the change in output voltage in accordance -with a given program,
the base of the transistor in the.measuring element is connected to a re-
sistive code-to-voltage converter, which is connected in turn through con-
trolling switches in the program unit to the tie-point between a resistor
and stabilitron (which is the reference voltage source), qlie resistor Is
connected to the collector of the tranuintor In the regulating clement,
band the atabilitron iq connected through a reslotive divider -to the base
ofthis same tranuintor, and to the anode of a thyriatoir in the measuring
element.
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2/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSICN iNO-AP0129153
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PAPER DESCRIBES 22 BLOOD
REINFUSIONS, PERFORMED IN INJURY OF ABDOMINAL AND THORACIC ORGANSt
DISTURBED ECTOPIC PREGNANCY.. COMPLICATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH BLOOD
REINFUSION WERE NOT OBSERVED. TWO PATIENTS DIED FROM CALSES NOT
ASSOCIATED WITH RETRANSFUSION OF BLOOD* THE AUTHORS DESCRIBE IN DETAIL
THE TEChNIQUE OF BLOOD REINFUSION, AS .WELL AS THE CONTRAINDICAI-IONS AND
INDICAT10i FACILITY::
NS. KHIRURGICHESKOYE iGTDELENYE BOBRUYSKOY
GORGDSKOY BOLINITSY, BELORUSSKAYA SSR.

ITTO TV17-11011SIM; F Wn I
MF
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USSR UDC: 51
KUZIIMIN, I. V., BELOGUROV, V. P., MIROSHNICHENKO, V. T.
"Determining Optimum. Inventories for Steady-State Production Processes"
Pribory i sisterf7 avtomatiki. Resp. mezhved. temat. nauch.-tekhn. sb.
(Devices and Systems of Automation. Republic Interdepartmental Thematic
Scientific and Technical Collection), 19T3, Vyp. 26, pp 103-io6 (from
RZh-Kibernetika, No 7, Jul 73, abstract No 7V549 by theauthors)
Translation: The paper investigates the problem of determining optimum
inventories for stationary production processes. AnalyLical expressions
are presented 'which enable determining the advisabilityiof introducing
reserves and the cape-city of warehouses.
37
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USSR UDC: 51
KUVIEK, 1. V., BELOGURPY, V. P and MROSHNICHE TKO, V. T.
"Detex-rdning the Optimal Reserves for Stationary Produe'tive Processes"
Pribory i sistew avtomtlkl. Resp. mezhved. temat. nauch.-tekhn. sb. (Auto!ration
Systems and Instruments, Republic Interdepartmental Thematic Scientific-Technical
Collection) No 26, 1973, pp 103-106 (from RM-41atematilra; July,, 1973; Abs. No.
V549)
Translation: The authors investigate the problem of determining the optimal
reserves for stationary productive processes. Analytic~exprassions are given
which permit deteniiination of tho best way for introducing the raverven and the
capacity of warehouses. AuthorLs' alintract.
PENN
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01.5 MtLASSEFIECi P.R
OCESSMGDATE~
LE--MOESSBAUER-STUDY OF THE 1P.O~i:GARNEV :ER SUB1 F E SUB5 0 SUB12 -U-
R7(02)-BELOGUROV V N SENKOVV PMYE*
-~-USSR
OUNTRY: OF INFO
'.,'~-'SOURCE--LATV. PSR ZlflAr. AKAD. VESTIS IFIZ ':~JEHI :ZIINAT..:SER. 1970
6 7w- 8:.

PUBL ISHED ------- 70
0 AT E.
_._.S.,UBJECT. AREAS-'-PHY S, IC S, EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
OP I C TAGS-71MOSSBALLER.- EFFECT,,, GARNET? IRON COMPOUNVI
,.,.CONTROL 14ARK I NG--NO RESTRICTIONS
:CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
-
..~:-PROXY, REELIFRAME--1997/0021'. STEP -NO;.- UR/0371/70/000/Ool/0067/0068
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0119017
UN C' L S S f F f'['D

017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--185EP70
~~rITLE-MOESSBAUER EFFECT ON IRON 57 INJHE SUBSTITUTED IRON GARNET CA SUB3
SUB3TlMES5:V SUBlTIMES5 O.SUB12 -U-
A UTHOR--j"D9210 V, V - N
OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--LATV. PSR ZINAT. AKAD. VE-STIS-
FIZ. TEH. ZINAT. SER. 1970, (11,
:bATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
--'SUBJECT.AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY, MATERIALS, NUCLEAR SCIENCE
AND.TECHNOLOGY
:TOPIC TAGS--GARNET,
MOSSBAUER EFFECT, IRON, MOSSBAOER SPECTRUM, ISOTOPE,
SPECTROSCOPIC ANALYSIS
MARKING--P40 RESTRICTION'S
~DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAPIE--1988/0585 STEP t4O--UR/0371/'70/000/001/0072/0074
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105568
UNCL-A-SS-1 1:1 E
.11-11 -1111 .................
I. I.; I A 4... W., . 11 11 i am I...

2/2 ~017 UNCLASSIFIED- PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
-CIRC. ACCESSION NO--AP0105568
.`A9STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE MOESSBAUER SPECTRUM OF CA SUB3
SUB3TIMES5 NEGATIVE V SUBITIMES5 OL SUB12 TAKEN AT 300DEGREES K SHOWS
ABSORPTION LINES ASCRIBABLE TO FE PRIME3 POSITIV` 10PIS POSITIONED IN THE
OCTAHEDRAL SUBSYSTEM AND HAVING NO MAGNETIC NEIGHBORS AND AN UNRESOLVED
SEXTUPLET OWING EVIDENTLY TO FE PRIME3 POSITIVE IONS HAVING A MAGNETIC
NETIC FIELD INTENSITY ON THE PRIME57 WAS
THE MAGi FE NUCLEI
80:-PLUS OR MINUS 15 KOE. IN THE SPECTRUM TAKEN AT 80DEGREES K NONE OF
ION LINES ARE FOUND, WHICH INDICATES' THAT ALL FE PRLME3
~POSITIVE.IONS ARE ORDERED IN A MAGNETIC.SYSTEMP AT 80DEGREES K~THE FE
~.-,~'-PRJME3 POSITIVE IONS INCORPORATED IN. THE OCTAHEDkAL SUBSYSTEM HAVING NO
'RACTIONS
TAKE PART IN SUPEREXHANGE INTE I N A
--FE.-cf~-V-O-FE7 CHKIN*'

USSR 657-783:621-396.62
KUZ IMI-N, I. V. Doctor of Technical Sciences, BELOGUROV, V. P., Candidate of
Technical Sciences, MIROSHNICHENICO, V. T.
"Selecting the Optimum Capacity of Intermediate Storage Points in Mass Pro-
duction"
Kiev, Mlekhanizatsiya iAvtomatizatsiya Upravleniya, No 5, Sep/Oct 72, pp
~22-24
Abstract: The paper deals vith.the problem of making a certain product which
requires a number of component parts. The production quota is satisfied on
the average, but not "rhythmical2y", i. e.,sometimes the quota is not met,
and sometimes there is a surplus of the product. Thisdisruption in rhythm
is determined to a considerable extent by the availability of the component
parts, and can be alleviated by building up stocks. Since this involves,
economic losses, the problem is to find the optimum vol=e of reserve stocks.
A.:criterion of optimality is proposed which gives the overall cost of losses
per unit of tine rezr ca_--pcnent part, and a solution is~found for the equation
giving the derivative of this criterion with respect to -the reserve stocks
when this ratio is equal to zero. A numerical example is given.
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