SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DEYGEN, M. F. - DIK, V. P.

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008 UNCLASSIFIED ~:PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
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CIRC ACCESSION NO
GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE SHAPE~ANO WIDTH OF ESR LINES
-.-.-,.,WERE CALCD..lAKING INTO CONSIDERATION SEVERAL STATISTICALLY INDEPENDENT
!.ZROADENING MECHANISMS GIVING LORENZIAN OR GAUSSIAN SHAPES OR MIXT. OF
-LORENZIAN AND:GAUSSIAN SHAPES OF CURVES.' CALCO.: PARAMETERS ENABLED ONE
,.~_TQ DET. CONTRIBUTIONS OF EACH MECHANISWTO AN EXPTL.~LINE. THE METHOD
-.-.-WAS-APPLIED FOR ANAL. OF THE SHAPE OF.THE ESR SPECTRUm OF CR PRIME3
POSITIVEJN ZNWO SUB4. ..FACILITY: INST. POLUPROV., KIEV, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

112 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-1,1SEP71
TITLE--REACTION OF N,ACYLISOQUINOLINIUM SALTS WITH PYRROLES -U-
~:AUTHOR-SHEYNKAAN, A.K., DEYKALO, 'A.A.
-,COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR.
`_:-:S0URCE--KHI?4. GETEROTSKIKL. SOEDIN. 1970, (1), i26-7
~DATE. PUBLISHED ------- 70
:-SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--PYRROLES, MOLECULAR STRUCTURE, THIN LAYER CHROMATOGRA;!"Y,
~CHLORIN4TED ORGANIC CO~IDOUND, CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS, CRYSTALLIZAT[ON,
-CHEMICAL SEPERATION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
::_~OOCUMENT CL-ASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1967/1049 STEP '40--UP/0409/70/000/00110126/0127
CTRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104447
UNCLASSICT

010 UNCLASS[FIE0 PROCESSING DATc---IISEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104447
.~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. MICROFICHE OF ABSTRACT CONT41NS
GRAPHIC INFORMAT~10--N- REACTION OF PYRROLES AND~ ISOQUINOLINE IN THE
:PRESENCE OF ACYL HALIDES WAS STUDIED AT 25-50DEGREES. PRooucrs I AND ii
(3:4 RATHO PREPD. JN 50-70PER*CENT YIELD WERE SEPD. BY FRACTIONAL
CRYSTN. FRIOM-ET SUB2 0 OR BY PREPARATIVE THIN LAYER CHROMATOG. ON AL
~.-SU82 0 SUB3 (C SU66 H SU86-C SUB6 4.SUB14-CHCL.SUB3,, 6-.1:30). THUS WERE
PREPD. I (R2PRIMEI, R PRIME2, PERCENT YIELD, M.P-t LAMBDA MAX., AND LOG
~EPSTLDN 'GIVEN): PHt HY"P'136-7DEGREES9'235 MMU, 4.85 265 -MMU, 4.83;
'.~2#-FU'RYL, H,* i-f25--~6DEGREE'S,*235 MMUP'4*271 260'MMUi.4.239 315 llUv 4.19;
pHt:~PHI 88,149-50DEGREES (ET0H), 300-MMUI 4.11, ALSO PREPD. WERE 11
.-(R,'M.P., LAMBDA MAX.v AND LOG EPSILON GIVEN): PH, 197-RDEGREES, 235
mmut~ 5.271 275 MMUt: 5.40; 2,FURYL#~ 170-IDEGREES~r 235 MMU, 4.49, 265 -MMU,
4055,-315-MMU, 4.50., ALSO PREPO. WER.E,111,(R PRIME3, PERCENT YIELD, A 0
N
MOP6 G I VEN) PH, 67, 242-3DEGREES.,:

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CHEIMICAL ABST.
AP004514 RO Y, 0 9
r90355h Reaction of N-acyllsoquin'04rinium salts', in situ 'With
thiazolidones. Sheinkrunr r
a Wit" - A I
S. N', (D net G *Univ., Donetsk,FUbSR). Ahim. Geterolsk
0 (2-benzoyl-
-1 (Russ)~
Soedin. 1970. eating Tphenyl~5-,
1,2-dihydro-l-isoquinotyl)-'-~.4-thiazolidinedione, in. 189-W, with
KOH gave 2-benzo5,1-1,2-dih dr -I-isoquinolylthi6glycolic acid,
0
rn~ 95.6*. Reaction of is'oquinoline I~ith various'thiazolidinones
in the presence of acyl halides gav6 I-aciyl-1,2-dilil,d.roisoquinotyI
thiazolidinones (1) (R, RI. X and iii.p. given):
Ph, Et, S,
NCOR
0
INCO
S
S
NRI
0
162.4-30; Ph, Ph, NPh, 212.5-13'; Ph, Ph, S, 211 -4 2.
G. M. Kosolapoff J

112- J 3 UN C IA -5 S I FJ PLI'CC SS I \10 DArE---l"CT70
TITLt--FFFCCT t-iF SHEA-" S T Z E S S G NTHE DIELECT~: IC P.PLIP~RTII.S HYD~~ATt.!)
CALCIUM GFEASES -U-
AUTri--".-'~-(02)~KljVCAi%--ICHI Y A0EYl-'FIGA, YU.F.
COUNTRY OF I k4F 0--US SR
SGUil 10POV. AKAD. -NAUK UKR. RSE. SER. b 1970, 32(l J, 64-7
DAT I.- 'Pt.)6L ISHED - - - - - - -70
---SU:3JFCT AkEAS--IIATERIALS
--GREASE,
TOP" TAGS ORGANDCALCIUM COMPOUNO, LUBR
ICANT,
DIELFCTRIC
PRJPE9TY, PETROLEUM PRUDUCT, SHE4K STRESS
PIARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:,PROXY REFL/FRAME--199L/0069 STEP NO--UR/04 42/70/032/OOL/0064/0067
--AT0110049
CIRC ACUSSION NO
UNCLASSIFIED
KAI

212 032 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--029CT70
CIRC ACCESSIOIN ND--AT0110049
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT OF SHEAR STRESS 014
DIELEC. CONST. EPSILON OF LUBRICANTS CONTG. CA SiIAP HYDRATES WAS
IREASUREO. LAURIC, MYRIST[C, PALINITIC, SrEAR.ICj ANO aEHEINIC ACIDS,
VIGGAOUSLY STIRRED IN PETROLEUM OIL (165 CST AT 20DEGREES), WERE SAPOND.
WITH.CA(DH).SU132 AT 70-1.06DEGREES TO YIELD-GREASES CONTG. 25PERCENT
NEUTR AL SOAP AND I.IPERCENT WATER OF HYDRATION.~ THE EPSILON OF
LU3RICANTS WHICH CONTAINED ONLY ONE KIND OF SOAP WERE PROP3RTIONAL T3
THE.LFNGTHS OF SOAP ALKYLS AND WERE NOT AFFECTED BY SHEAR qATE. IN
LUBRICANTS CONTG. A MIXT..OF 3 AND 5 DIFFERENT SOAPS,- THE EPSILON OF T4E
STATIC SYSTEM WERE HIGHER THAN FOR ANY SINGLE SOAP DISPERSION. WITH
INCREASED SHEAR KATE,. EPSILON DECLINED RAPIDLY., WHEN THE SHEAR RATE
'WASiDECREASING THE.EPSILGN WERE RISING.BUT BY SMALLER INCREMEINTS AND TO
A SMALLF'R FINAL VALUE. ACCOR-91-NG'TO-ELECTRO14"M'ICROSCOPY THE %llIXEo-S9AP
~.CRYSTALS.HAO STizucrURE DEFECTS IN WHICH WATER mdLS. WE-RE LOCATED. IT
WAS ASSUMED THAT, AS IN CA SOAPS OF HYOROXY.ACIDS (E.
-G., RICENOLEIZ)
T14EkE WAS H BONDING BETWEEN ALKYL GROUPS AND WAiER. UNDER SHE4R STRESS
THF ti 13GNDS-WERE BROKEN, THUS EFFECTING TRANSFER OF PROTO.NS. AS 1.14
RICINOLEATES, THIS CONTRIBUTED TO THE INCREASED. PCILARfZATIG,-q OF
LUBRICANTS WHICH CONTAIN HYDRATED SOAPS OF DIFFERENT ALKYL,LENGTHS.
UNCLASSIFIED

-024 REPROCESSING DATE-_090CT70
in UNCLASSIFIED:
'~~TITLE-SELECTIVE ABDOMINAL HYPOTHERMY _U_
'_AUTH0R_(03)-UEYNEKA9 I.YA., LARIN, V.V., OSTASHKOV, K.V.
~CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
ZHURNAL9 1970p VOL 16, NR 3, PP 363-36a
PUBL ISHED---.-7----70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
~':~JOPIC TAGS-ABUOMEN, HYPOTHERMIAP DIGESTIVE SYSTEMI HEMORRHAGEr KlbiNEYY
SURGERY, BACTERIAL DISEASE
--NO RESTRICTIONS
-CONTROL MARKING
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/1-RAME--1994/1120 STEP ND--Ul~/0238170/016/003/0363/rj'368
CIRC ACLESSICN NO-AP0115139
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 624 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO--AP0115139
ABSTi4ACT/c:XTf','ACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. .4 PERSPECTfVE APPLICArIoN OF
SELECTIVE ABDOMINAL HYPOfiiERMY IN CLINICAL PRACTIVE IS GROUNDED AS 0%'E
OF THE MOST EFFICIENT MEANS OF COMBATING PROFUSE:GASTROENTERIC
BLEEDINGS, FOR COMPLEX TREATMENT OF PANCREATITIS AND
CHOLECY51UPAINCREAriTis, Of ACUTE KIDNEY INSUFFICIENCY AND FOR 0ECRL-AS ING
THE INTOXICATION PHENOMENA IN ACUTE, BACTERIAL INFECTIONS. THE FURTHER
*LE TO
~APPLICA.TIGN OF SELECTIVE ABDOMINAL HYPOTHERMY WILL MAKE IT POSS18
IMPROVE THL RESULTS OF TREATMENT OF MANY ABDUMINIAL DESEASES AIND PROVIDE
MORE~:FAVOURA61-E CONDITIONS FOR OPERATIVE PROCEDURES. FACILITY:
DEPARTMENT OF NORMAL PHYSIOLOGY AND DEPARTMET'N OF HOSPITAL'SURGERY,
MEDICAL INS,TITUTE# ODESSA.
UNCLASSIFIED,

USSR UDC.621.791.011.019
GIRENKO, V. S. , LEYNEGA, V. A., KHOLOLEYEV, A. M. ,Kiev
"Change in Ductility of Structural Steels at Rupture Under the Influence of
Cyclical Loadingil
Problemy Prochnosti, No 11, 1971, pp 16-22.
ABSTRACT: Experimental data are presented on the influence of preliminary
cyclical loading and subsequent ageing on the resistance of low-carbon and
low-alloy steels to brittle rupture. It is pointed out that it is useful
to determine the ductility at rupture on the basis of the criterion of cri-
tical crack development, It is demonstrated that when structural materials
are. evaluated from the standpoint of rupture mechanics, the ch, nge in duc
tility of metal during the formation of actual cracks must be considered.

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Analysis anci Testing
USSR UDC 546.821:543.062
BASARGIN, N. N., YAKOVLEV, P. YA., and DEYNEKINA. R,, S., In-
stitute of Geology of Ifining Deposits, Petrography,--ifineral-
ogy, and Geochemistry, Academy of Sciences USSR,.Central
Scientific Research Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy imeni
Bardin, Moscow
"Dibromtichromine as a Reagent for Extraction-Photometric De-
termination of Titanium"
MOSCOW, Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, Vol 39, No 9, 1973, pp 1043-
1044
Abstract: Dibromtichromine forms with titanium a complex
that extracts n-butanol from 0.001-1-n I[Cl 012SOO in the
presence of 500-fold amounts of diphenylguanidine or 50-fold
amounts of triphenylguanidine with respect to the reagent.
The molar ratio of the titanium-dibromtichromine in the ex-
tracting compound is 1:2. The authors developed a rapid
method for determining O,On-o,n% Ti in steels. The relative
error is t5%.
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PP 1043-1044
Figure I illustrates the absorption spectra and Fig-
ure 2 shows the pH of the water phase as it is affected by
the oDtical density. Table 1 shows.the allowable weight
amounts of materials and Table 2 gives the statistical char-
acteristics of the method..
The article contains 2 illustrations, 2 tables,, and
7 bibliographic references,
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Acc. 'Nr: P0047201 Ref Code: JRO!~
PRDIARY SOURCE: "jerapevtiche kiy 1970, Vol 42 "'r
~s iv
-37
ELECTROLYTES AND HYPERTENSION:
Yu. D. Shutga,~ X.- Xj,1Q~y
The authors investigated the main parameters of electrolyte metabolism: plasma concent-
ration of sodium and potassium, their content in erythrocytes, value of the filtration charge,
reabsorbtlon and diurnal secretion of sodium and potassium. These indices were determined
In the conditions of the salt restriction, prescription of svmPtOlytic substances and aldosterone
-ith it the electric activity of the heart N~as studied by means of e!eciro
antagonists. In parallel %
cardiographs and vectorcardiography. No 5ignificant difference in the sodium content of
ed. There was
Vatlents'with hypertensive disease and symptomatic hypertensions were reveal
Seen a tendency to -hypersodlemia. The electrolyte met3bolic. function of the kidneys was
tion 6oriped
characterized bv intensive filtration and sodium reabsorbtion. Sodium reabsorbi
under: the influence of symatholyiics and aldakton. A tendency to retension of sodium and
I= of potassium in the myocardlurn was characterized vectorcardiographically by diminu-
Gon of a. total area of the QRS loops.
REEL/FRAME 74)

UDC: 621-383.8 621.039.66
BARYSEEV, B. A., GYAWYMIEN, L. V. , D14~"i ., ISKOLIDSKIY,
A. M.., ERASKOGOLOM, 1. 1., and. Ye.
"Nanosecond Electronic-Optical Miotorecorder 'Channel' With
Amplified Image Brightness"
Novosibirsk, Avtometriya, No 6, 1971, PP 53-56
Abstract: This paper represents a continuation of the work being
done by the Institute of Automation and Blectrometry on the design
of devices for parallel recording and processing of optical sig-
nals obtained in the investigation of nanosecond and subnanosecond
processes. A description is given in this paper of a multistage
electronic-optical converter, developed by the authors, i,,rhich has
an electrostatic input chamber and two stages of image brightness
magnification. A photograph and a functional diagram of the con-
verter are Given. Some of the advantages of this "Kanal" (Chazmel)
instrument are low exposure time in frame operation, high electric
field intensitY near the photocathode due to the presence there of
a control grid, a larger screen, :high noioe immunity, and a type
of structure Dermitting assembly-line production by thc i'llinistry
of the Electronics Ind-u.s.try. The authors thank Yu. S'hapiro for
making the numerical computations, V. Yu, Shololchov, Yu. 1,1-.
112

USSR UDC: 621.383.8 621.039.66
BARYSIIEV, B. A., et al, A-vtometriya, No 6, 1971.9,Pp 53-58
Yevgrafov, and V. A. Gubachenko for their help in the structural
development of the instrument, and V. D. Pri-lepskikh for helping
prepare the apparatus..
2/2

USSR UDC 621.;;gl
PSURTSEV, V.P., DIANOVA.A.P!
aDifferential System Cf Binary Detection"
Kiev, Izvestiya Vuzov SSSR--Radioelaktronika, Vol XIV,No 10,1971, pp 1203-1208
Abstract: A differential system of binary detection of pulse radio aignals is
theoretically investigated. Precise expressions are found for the characteristic-S
of detection. A block diagram is pracented,of.the differential system 'ehich con-
taina a signal gate generator, a radarraceiver, a control gate generator, a
reversible counter, and a period counter. It is shown that a differential system
is significantly less sensitive to fluctuations of the quantization threshold
than the ordinary classic system of binary.datection. Received by editors 6 July
70;.after revision 8 Fab 71. 3 ref. 3 fig. 3 tab.
61 -

USSR UDC: 534.86
DIAINTOV, D. B. akDIRM1100, I. M.
"Effect of Acoustically Soft Screens
on Some Parameters of Broad-Band
Cylindrical Converters With External Transition Regions"
Moscow, Izv. Leningr. elektrotekhn. in-ta (News of the Leningrad Electrical
Engineering Institute), No 112, 1972, PP 15-18 (from RZh--Fizika, No 4, 1973,
Abstract No 4M667)
Translation: Experimental investigations of the directed radiation of broad-
band cylindrical converters are described. Measurements are made of test
radiators consisting of three radially polarized, piezaceramic rings with an
external transition region in the form of a. cylinder of plexiglar's 'With a wall
thickness equal to a quarter of the longitudinal wavelength in the region at
the radially resonant frequency of the piezo ring. The direction of the i-adia-
tion is provided by acoustical screens of porous, sound-reflecting resins 5 and
10 nm thick. The screening an le was varied at steps of' '-100 iln a 30-3150 range.
9
It was found that for small screening angles, the pass band of the converter
narrowed. It is concluded that the change in shape of the frequency character-
~iatic as a function of the acreening angle is com.1lex, Measureff,,;.~nts of the
frequency characteristic for the ratio of the sound pressure to the square
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DMOTI, D. B., ZADIRIYENIKO, I. M., Izv. LeninGr. elellculrotelkhn. in-ta, No
1972, pp 15-18
root of the electrical power required by the converter as a function of the
screening angle showed a maximum for 2400 at the frequency of the low-frequency
maximum of the radiator sound pressure without the screen and the transmission
layer. Measurement of the directional characteristic showed that for this
type of converter, the optimum screening angle from the viewpoint of stability
rm of the directional characteristic and a sufficiently high level
in the .0
of sound pressure should be 240 Ye. B. Kudashev
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USSR UDC: '539.86
DIANOV, D. B., K-U-Z'I=-MCO, A. G.
"Theory of Spherical Piezoceramic Radiators 1-11hich Perform Radial Zero-Order
Os ci 11 ations
Izv. Leningr. elektrotekhn. in-ta (News of the Leningrad Electrical Engineer-
i g Institute), 1970,
.n_ vyp. 89, pp 182-189 (from RZh-P.Tetrologiya i lzrneritell-
raya,Tekhnika, No 11, Nov 70, Abstract No:11.32.503)
Translation: The authors consider the problem of the radiation of a piezo cerar. c
ophere which performs radially symmetric oscillations. A solution is found
which is true for arbitrary sphere wall thickness. ~The equivalent electro-
cerami
c circuit is obtained.. Values are ~given for the parameters of an
equivalent circuit which describes operation of the~spherical transducer
close to radial resonance. One illustration, bibliography of three titles.
V1
95

'Acc. Nr: Abstracting Service: Ref. Code.,
50267 CHEMICAL-ABST. 5-76
V.-
10330lq Thermooptical characteristics of glasses activated
by neodymium.. Btizhinskiij. M4 Mamonov-,
S. K.-; Nfikhailo . L~ M.; PrnkForov, A. NL (Fiz. ~Jnst, im,
Lebedeva, A-loscow, IZ�SR . Dokl. Akad.- JV(iuk YSSR 1970,
19 (3),,558-61 [PhysF(Russ).~' A new method'to measure the
thermooptical coiisi.~ IV a6 ---~ 1) + Or.x is given_ where a
of a glass* n refractive index, and
is the coeff. oflincar ex
#rj, the temp., coeff.of it.r' The'measurement 'was done in the
rei -4. r wav
gpon 10 5' fo eleng~ths 0.63 and 1.15 ~, by using as a
light source Ne-He ]a.-er LG-126.!:: The temp.'gradient, perpen-
dicular to the light beam iw'ihe glass 10 X 60 X 130 min, was
produced by water baths, one of const, temp.:,at 10* and the
other with temp. varying slowly 1("5'. A diaphragm with 2
holes (I min cross section) at 7 nith, to sep. bearns passing the
glass through the zones with. differ6it temp., w" used. By an
optical system it was possible:t(o-follow the change of the optical
path AP - ANN - L IVA T, wliere;AX is the tic, of ititerf~rence
fringes shifted after the temp.: gradient was formed in the,glass,
19810195

USSR- UDC 681.333
DITMAN, A. 0., and DIANOV.. G. P.
"A Device for Simulating Flow Around Flat Blade Assemblies With an Infinite
Number of Foils"
Moscow, Otk--ytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
No-22, Aug 71, Author's Certificate No 309377, Division G, filed 21 Oct 69,
published 9 Jul 71, p 193
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for simulating
flow around flat blade assemblies with an infinite numberof foils. The
device contains a model of the field to be studied made from an electrically
conductive material into which the streamline foil is cut. The device also
includes toroidal transformers and resistors. As a distinguishing feature
of the patent, the research time is cut down and the device is simplified by
connecting the edges of the model of the periodic region of the field of
flow being studied by appropriate wiring in an electrically closed circuit
which passes through the toroidal transformer, while the region which simu-
lates the streamline foil is cut in the form of two parts along tile edges of
the periodic region of the flow field being studied. Appropriate points of
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DITMAN, A. 0., and DIANDOV, G. P., Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye
obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, No.22, Aug 71, Author's Certificate No 309377,
Division. G, filed 21 Oct 69, published 9 Jul 71, p 193
the cross section of the foil are interconnected by wiring into the electric
circuit %ftlich passes through the toroidal.transformer, creating a longitudinal
circulating electric field in the conducting medium.
2/2

USSR UDC 622.011.43
"On the Problem of Anchoring in a Slightly Cracked Rock Massif
Str-vo i arkhitektura Uzbekistana (Construction and Architecture of Uzbekistan),
1972, No. 2, pp 42-44 (from, K-Zh-Mekhanikal No 8, Aug 72, Abstract No 8V5139)
Translation: The ecorcmic effectiveness of anchor reinforcement of mine
workings is shown in several examples.. A method is-proposed for determining
the necessary depth h of the anchor in a "healthy" rock base characterized
only by structural splits C. The total forces caused by tangential stresses
fr
an tension of the anchors q in the most-dangerous;direction are compared
with the total forces acting against a shift in these directions. The dis-
~t~ibution of stresses in the rock massif is determined on the basis of
elasticity theory. After integration and conversion
h = q(1-0 cos a sin(a + a) 6.28C,
where ti is the Poisson coefficient, a is the angle of inclination of the
generating core of the explosionto the direction of the anchor, R is the
angle between the axis of the anchor and the rormal to the surface of the
1/2

USSR UDC 621.375.82
BUBNOV, M. M., DIANOV, Ye._M., and NIKITIN, Ye. P.
"Dependence of Laser Resonator Thermal Strain on Initial Temperacure of
Neodymium Glass Rod"
Kratk. soobshch, po fiz. (Brief Communications on Physics), 1973, No 3, pp
26-30 (from RZh-Fizika, No 10, Oct 73, Abstract No 1OD837 by K. 0. 1.)
Translation: The interferometric method is used to measure the variation,
with temperature, of the thermal strain of an Nd glass-based laser resonator
at temperatures ranging from -20 to +850 C. Measurements were taken for two
types of Nd glasses -- series and experimental lime silicate glass, which
provides low resonator thermal strains. It is shown that within the limits
of experimental error the magnitude of the resonator thermal strain does not
depend on the initial rod temperature for either type of glass. It is noted
that the quantity dn/dT of the investigated glasses weakly depends on the
temperature in the -20 to +85* C range. Bibliography with 10 titles.

USSR UDC 548.55 612.373.8
BUBNOV, M. M., BUZHINSKIY, I. M., DIANOV, Ye. M., MOMONOV, S. K., MIKHAYLOVA,
I., and PROKHOROV, A. M., Aca&TETEi , P~y~fcs Institute imeni P. N.
Lebedev, Acade~ny of Sciences USSR, Moscow
"Change in the Sign of the Thermal Lens of Glass Laser Rods With a Change in
the Glass.Thermooptical Constant"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 205, No 3, 1972, pp 556-559
Abstract: The article describes results of a study of glasses with both
positive and negative, constant thermooptical values. The focal distances of
the thermal lens which forms-during periodical laser rod pumping were measured
by the autocollimation method. It was found that the thermal lens po~-.,er
:decreases, as the thermooptical constant decreases, and changes sign at
some constant thermooptical values. This correlation between lens power and
-the thermooptical constant of the glass occurs for glassed of various cornpo-
sitions (silicate, boron phosphate, phosphate). The mechanisms leading to
lens formation are considered in order to explain this relation.
The authors thank S. I. KURGACREV for his aid in the-experiments.
29

us S U D-C 6 2 13 7 83 2 51
DTAI.,OV, YE M. PROICHOROV, A. M., Academ'cian, -P-L-sics Inst-tute
U-1 W U
_U '~~Oscow
Imeni 11-T. Lobedev of the Academy of Sclence3 MR,
"Thermal Distortions of Laser Resonators in the Case of Active
Rods in the For.,~a of Rectangular Plates"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSRY Vol 192, 'L-,o 3, 1970,
pp 531-533
L U
Abstract: Thermal distortions of a laser resonator in tl-a case
of a neodymaum glass rod in the form of a rectani;7Liiar plate are
analyzed. It is noted that many theoretical and e,--peri-men4-al
studies have been devoted to thermal dist-ortions of laser radia-
-tors, but in all these Da-oers the active elemenzs were in 'u- h e
form of circular rods. It is also pointod out that neodyiniturr~.
U U
glas3 io the ba.,jic la.,,er iraterial uz(jd for prodtxinrl- high radia-
tion intensity, so the problem of thermal dist-orttion,- of tho
resonator is a -oart-icularly pressing one; also, the posoibility
of varying the physical properties.of the glas-s ma
terial by
changing ~ho cornposition of the glass malloz it poosible, in
principle, tto produce a glass for which the d.-1fforent mechanisms
leading to thermal distortion of the resonator compensate one
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DIANOV YE. I.I. et, al, Doklad7 Alcademii Nauk SSSP, Vol 192,
No 3, 1970, DD 531-533
another. An expression is derived for the change in the opti-
cal path 'Length of a ray propagating along the x-axis through
the point Y. xT produced by an applied temorature gradient-
(Fig. 1).
Fig. 1.
Por li-ht polarized along the x-axis this ex-press-Lon has the
form, Ap__ (Z) L f 1) A7% xT (x') - Bia., - B(cyj, c;zz)),
J_
k
iihere TW) is the temnerature difference between tho points
x, = xand x = 0; ;E z7 is the component of the. def ormat,ion along
tho cf.- are the stress compononts; n is tho index of
r6fracti on;
2/1L
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USS i
DIANOV, YE. M., elu al, Doklady Alkaft-Iii Na u!.. SSSR, Vol 192,
No 3, 1970, pp 531_533
V)
I,- V 1"j, E i.
E is young's modulus; is the Poisson coefficient; q/V and D/V
U
are -chotoelastic constants characterizins the change in the index
of relraction as a function of defornation in a direction
-oarallel to or peri)endicular to.the plane o;' polarization of the
passi .4 of --he rays -oassing
ng light. The Dath difference U
through the point x 0 and x x, is giver. in the forr,
(21? - TY). (2)
LP
Similar formulas for light polarized along the y-axis are
aE
A p. (x) L T (x-) a (ii -
(i-v)
(3)
T dx't-
V)
1/4 GO
(T; + 1? 7, (X
L

USSR
DIANOV, YE. 141, et. al, Doklady Akademii Naulc SSSR, Vol 111'2
No 3, 1970, D~P 531_533
Foi-Imulas (2) and (4) show that the condition --:'or t-he absence ol'
thermal distortions of the resonator for a thin rectan.-ular
nlate with a symmetric tempera4-ure distribution along its th4ck-
U
ness is independent of the specific form o.'L'-" the t crap era-15ure
distribution and is deterrained only by t-he parameters of the
glass material. A comparison of various laser glasses shows
that (1) glasses of the.type KGSS-3 and KGSS-7 satisfy the con-
dition of minimum thermal distortion better;than.others for
lip along the y-axis and (2) LGS-4,1 glass is best
,ht polarized
for.lip;ht -t-rith a polarization along;the x-axis.

............
USSR UDC 548.55:612.373.8
B
IIINSKIY, 1. M.) S. K., MIYdIAYLO A,. L. M., and
UZ.H1 M-,.MAMOIIOV _V
PROKFOROV,-A. FI., Academician, Physics Institute imeni P. N. Lebedev of the Aca-
d ~Sciences USSR Moscow
emy of
"Thermoop-dical Characteristic of Glasses Activated by N6odymium"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk- SSSR, Vol. 1901 No. 3, 21,Jan 70, pp 558-561
Abstract: The problem of the thermal distortion of lasrir resonators associated
with the development of glass lasers with~a high energy;density is discussed. it
is noted that the active elements of neodymium-activated glass lasers have a high
optical.homogeneity; the change in the refractive index.in a transverse cross
section of the rod does not exceed 1.10-7;for,6 2.5-cm rod. However, this high
.homogeneity in the glass does.not occurduring.laser operation,due to a tempera-
ture~ gradient developed by nonuniform. pumping;'this gradient in turn, leads to a
gradient in the index of refraction. A new method is'presented for measuring
directly the thermooptical constant..W of glasses, and values of W are given for
the following neodymium-activated glasses: ~KGSS-3, KGSS-7, LGS-24-5, LGS-28-2,
KGSS-46, LGS-36, and LGS-41. The LG-126 neon-helium laser was used as a source to
measure the thermooptical constants in the temperature,interva-1 10-450C at wave-
1/2

2/2
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USSR UDC 542.91;547.1'118
ARBUZOV, B. A., jj~ ~E. N~., and VINOGRADOVA, V. S., Chemical Institute
Imeni A. M. Butlerov, Kazan' State University Imeni V. I. Ul'yanov-Lenin
"Reaction of 2,5-Dipenyl-3,4-diazacyclopentadien-l-one-3,4-dioxide With
Trialkyl Phosphites"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No 6, Jun 73,
pp 1422-1424
Abstract: Trimethyl- and triethyl phosphite react with 2,5-diphenyl-
3,4-diazacyclopentadien-l-one-3,4-dioxide yielding 1-alkyl-3,5-diplienyl-
pyrazolyl-4.dialkyl phosphates.

USSR UDC: 547.26,118+547-775
ARBUZOV, B. A., DU."Irt, P. VINOGRADOVA, V. S.,,Cheinical Institute imeni
A. M. Butlerov Af.Liliated With Kazan' StateUniversity imeni V. I.
Ullyariov-Lenin
"The Structure of Products of the Reaction of 1-Plie'-'Yl-3-ilietliyl-4-Isopropyli-
denepyrazolone-5 With Direthylphosphoruas.Acid"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Gbshchey nimii, Vol 42(104), No 6, jun 72, pp ip-i2-i217
Abstract: The structure of dimethyl (1-phenyl-2y3-din~eth~,lpyrazolone-5-Yl-k)
isopropyl phosphonate and dimethyl (1-phenYl-3-rrethYl-5-n)ethox3,pyrazolone-4)
isopropyl phosphonate was identified by the, addition of dimethylphos-Phorous
acid to 1-phenyl-3-ir4thyl-4-isoprop lidenepyrazolonc-5 followed by alkylation.
y
Tautomerism of the adduct of dinethylphosphorous acid with 1-phenyl-3-methyl-
4-isopropylidene-pyrazolone is proved. The authors thank Yu. Yu. Samitov and
E. I. Gol'dfarb for taking the nzrx spectra.

USSR UDC: 661.718.1+547.241+541.6
ARB(JZOV, B. A., DIANOVA, E. N., VINOGRADOVA, V. S., and PErROVA, M. V., Chemi-
3' at the Kazan' State University Imeni
cal institute jA. e~n
V. I. Ullyanov-Lenin
"Reaction of Trimethylphosphite With Isopropvlideneacetoacetatell
1,16scow, Doklady Akademi-i Nauk SSSR, Vol,195, No 5, Dee 70, pp 1094-1096
Abstract: Trimethylphosphite reacts with isopropylidene acatoacetafe at room
trerature to I-eld the cyclic.phosphorane A, b.p. 8.5-87o at 2*10-4 MM Hg
0 Y20
n 1.4721, d0 = 1.1132.
D
CH3-C= C-COOC2H5
C21H50-0 0' -C C-CH3
0 G-(CH3)2 0
(CH3)2C
p
CH)O
(OCH )3
3
"All $ice$
1/2

USSR
ARBUZOV, B. A., et al, Doklady AkadeIdd Nauk SSSR, Vol 195, No 5, Dec 70,
pp 1W4-1096
.At room temperature with a water excess A hydroWes to yield 28 dimethyl-2-
-acetyl-2-carbethoxyethylphosphinic.acid ,(B), nD - 1.4620, do = 1.1722.
When acetic anhydride was reacted with A at 7 00 f 7 hrs, the PKoduct
was an enol acetate of B, b.p. I .~ n = ?-U
107-108'/2 010, 1 mm, 1.4630, d 1.1578.
he cyclic product C was obPained
When an gttemptL~was ma~8 to distill B, t
133 /2 -10 M.) nD 1.47318
2/2
..........

ZSSR UDC~ W-91 4- 5:47'. 241 + 547.. 589. 4
ARBUZOV, B. A., DDLNOVA, Ki~ N..,, and" VINOM ADOVA, V. S., Chemical'
Institute imeniO*V9T'."fft*er-av;, Kazan.V Stave:' University imeni. V.
I. V tyanov-Lenin
"Reaction of Trimethyl Phosphite W:Vth.Hbnzylidenebenzoylacer-
tic Ester"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk- SSSR,, Seriya.: Khimicheskaya No
11, Nov 70, pp 2543-2548..
Abstract: Continuing their study- of phosphorane-type~COMDOunds.
with oc, 9 -unsatu-
obtained in reactions of trialkyl phosphites,
rated carbonyl compounds, che. aurhors f ound tfiat the 'reaction
of trimetnyl pnosphite wirh~ benzylideftebenzoylaceric ester.gives
crystalline 2,2,2-tri.,retiioxy-3,5-diphenyl-4-carbethoxy-l-oxo -2-
phospriacyclo-4-pentene (I). Tne structure of I -etas proved by IR,
11AR and UV spectral data, as well as~p study''oll its chemical
properties. I does not react. with, etharxi on neating to 701 for
7 -hours even in tne presence of pho-sphoric- acid as caralyst, but
is readily hydrolyzed on. neating wi-th. an. equimolar quantity of
1/2

TISSR
ARBUZOV, B. A., et al., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya
Kh'imicheskaya, No 11, Nov 70, pp 2543-2548
water in ether, resulting in rin-- opening and the formal-ion of the
-dimethyl ester of 1-phenyl-2-benzoyl-2-carbeLnoxyethy,~pno5pnonic
acid whose. structure was confirmed,by IR spectral Tne action
of acetic anhydride on I gives enol acetates.
The authors thank A MUS ILIA for the sDec'ra.
2/2
60

USSR
UDC 547-241
AFOJZ07)r, B. A., DIANOVA, E. M.., and VINOGRA-DOVA., V. S..V Chemical Institute imeni
A. 14. Butlerov an-&'T9ii6`StafE University imeni V. I. Ul'yanov-L--nin
"Reaction of 3-14ethyl-4-benzylideniroxazolinone-5 andll,3-diphenyl-l~-benzylidene-
pyrazolone-5 With Tri(dimethylamino)phosphine"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol:42(104), Vyp 4, 1972, PP 750-753
Abstract: The title reactions result in the formation of 1:1 bipolar adducts.
The adduct (I) of the 3-methyl compound.is soluble only in polar
C 45
L~!3 P~~ [N,'Cj 1QZ3
solvents; however, the adduct of the diphenyl compound is soluble in a wider
range of solvents. Trace amounts of the ~product fonred by the condensation of
two pyrazalone rings-weree detected. Physical.proper-ties, MIR data, IR,spectra,
and experimental procedures are given.

USSR UDC 547-775.5k7.26,118
ARBEJZOV, B. A.Y DIANOVA, E. N., VINOGRADOVp V. S., and FSTROVA, 14. V., Chemical
institute imeni X-W-i~Ai6i6~F-gnd Kazan State University imeni V. I. Ullyanov-
Lenin
"Reaction of Trimethyl Phosphite With 1-Phenyl-3-met4yi-4-isopropylidene-
pyrazolone-5"
Janingrad., Zharnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42(1o4), Vyp 4, 1972, PP 746-749
Abstract: The title reaction does not occur at room temperature; however, if
the reactants are allowed to react for 6 hours at 136.OC in an atmosphere of
dry nitrogen, two products are formed:'compound (II), if the entering methyl
group bonds to the 2-nitrogen and compound (III), if the methyl group bonds to
the keto oxygen. The two products are difficult to separate.
C11, C (I,,
1/2

USSR,
UDC 528-517:535.8
QjjLOwVu1%___Y__A.7 MOVS133YAN R A.1 PARYGII~, V. N., and
PAPYAN V.
'11-dodulation of the Helium-Neon Laser Emiss3lon 'I'lith the Holp of
Lithium Niobate Cryqt,),js'I
Moscow, Geodeziya i Kartografiya, No 1, Jan 72, -o-D 32-36
'ical mate-
Abstract Z:IxPerimento conducted vith new electro-oDt.
rials, lithium niobate ( LiNb03 ) crystals, at the Yerivan Poly-
technic institute i-.P-e-qi K`. 17-larx, C11re described. The resIO-ts are
discussed by reference to ex-perimental a-nd calculated -modulation
depth - modulating poTaer curves of LiNbO 31 shown in comparison
with nP curves. it was foLind that the use of Lj:jTbO crystals in-
stead of KDP crystals in the.~ cLapacity of electro-ophcal element
in a -nhotonietric raan~~;e 'Linder with a modulator of ~oroidal tyr)e
poss-esses ad-.rantagcs over QF and KDP~ci-jstals, including: 1)"t"Ie
reaudred no,.,,,cv to obtain the same efficiency o_-` "flac modulator de-
croaaes by 2-2.5 I.-imes; 2) the size of the modulator can be re-
duced by --~ 4 tuimes; 3) the LifffbO 3crystals are not hyggroscopic
and. are much stron. or than KDP crystalS; 4) thermal off Cots have
t the average
not been observed in rriodulators rtith LiNbO crystal au
nor/or of 6 w. Three illustr. t oi-. biblio. ~O_Fo.

e
Environrr ntal & Ecological Probldins
_SR
S
U
BLIZEYEV V. 1.1 D'YACHKO11 V. I., LERNE R, I. B., 1.111SHTT! V. K. NEIMIV-.-,~mn, G.S.
.Y6
NIKITINA.? Ye I., DDI-1,10"..%, M. --F-vy-zud MTU-J_0NOVAY R
"Joint Kygienic Study of Atmospheric Pollution in Certain Industrial Centers of
the Central- VoLm Reolon"
Sb. nauch. tr. Kuybysliev* NII gigi-yelly (co-nection of Scientific '-.1orks of tile
Kuybyshev Scienti-fic Research In5titute of 116'gicinc), No 7, '972, i)p 052-93
(from llza-Geofizi~-.a, Svocln,,,Tt, ton
No 5, 1973~ Abstract NO 5,-5o4 by L.S.G.)
Translation: A study -was marle of the contn.mination of. -the atinosy-.41cre i,~Ycka IT I -
ical ard 0-41-refin-lin.-, co%!n and
of tilo it:p,~Ct c)-' pollul-riLs, on th~! Loaltii
-T
ancl sic'Mess MUC Of cllilrL-cin and ird-Oxes of ar-i-mils.
1-1aasures have been elvborated for the elimination and redue'lion of smeciiic
discha,- s into the at-mosplic-re, for the organiz,-:-.tion of sanitary shicidin, of
lie
industrial sitesj and for iv-
prov�11- tile health of the chi-ld population.

~7 7
Acc. Nr: Abstracting Service~. Ref. Code:
00048443- INTERNAT. AE OSPACE ABST,.:~_-7
r j ?0 0,3 0
A70-25126 Certain 6,i sties of light propagation in
diftent layels of the atmosphere (Nekotprve osobennosti
rosprostraneniia wda. v, razlictirlylth sloiakh atmosfery). G. V.
Rozenberg, Ve 1. Tatarskii, and V. 1. Dianov-Klokov. Akademda
-2g'TK_IZussian.
Nauk SSSR, Vesmik, vol. 40, Feb~ 1970, p. 21 .
Study of physical phenomena involved in the' scattering of light
in atmospheric layers, turbulent disturbances 'of light beams, and
light absorption by binary oxygen complexes. Diagrams are
presented showing the vertical behavior of the ratio of the scattering
coefficient of the dispersed phase to that of the gas phase
(wavelength oU 0.65 micron); the behavior of the scattering
coefficient of atmospheric mist as a junction of the relative
humidity; and typical spectral relations of the scattering coefficient
in the atmospheric transmittance windows for fi 'nely and coarsely
dispersed atmospheric mist. Comparative graphs of theoretical and
experimental mean-square values of the fluctuations of. the light
intensity logarithm (for a helium-neon laser) and of the mean
diameter of a light beam as a function of the meteorological
conditions are also given.~ The importance of, considering the
influence of binary oxygen complexes (particularly in the ultraviolet)
in the construction. of optical models of planetary atmospheres is
noted. V.P.
REEL/FRAME
19800151

020 UNC LIASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
T-ITLE--EFFE.CT OF HIGH TYROSINEt METHIONINE AND LYSINE LOADING ON THE
-U
DISTRIBUTION OF NONESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS POOLS IN RAJBRAIN

short is -iven of 'the scientific basis tihich serred as the framevork Cor ""ie
new standards. The new standards are differen**ie.;ed from `-e old. Tables are
1/2

USSR
C) ~6
DZFLBES, 1. 1C., at al., Atomnaya energilya, Vol 23, iiyo 6, J-Lm TO, P p 3
-i-,ren showing pern-Lissible son-a-tic and genetic doses. Perrdssible surface con-
tamination levels are also -iveia.
2/2

D
USSR 3EP UDC 021-039-58
a- TAV E TA. A. DIBO 1. K. TEVEROVSKIY, YE. N., and TEIR_,D'L~4, A. V.
"Dev lopment of Approaches to Radiological Prote 'ion"
e C
L
Oscow, -ya Xa -231
M Akademi Nauk SSSR, Atonnaya Energiya, Vol 28, 17,10 3, r 70, pp 225
Abstract: A review is made of the approaches 'to radiological safety used 'by the
international Commission on Radiological Protection (I M,) frora its inception in
ations an'
1928 to the present. The review is based entirely on the roco;iLmcnd, a
publications of I.C.R.P. and doesnot contain any new,traterial. The authors
~--state that 'the National Commission on Ra'diol6gical P otectio 'inistry o 1'
r n of the X
Health USSR is constantly revi radiological safety standards and endeavor-
eW=9
ing to bring Soviet practice into conformity with.the recommendations of I *C.R.1".
and with the standards of the International Atomic.Energy Agency. The revised
USSR standards on radiological protection are scheduled for publication in 19'?0.
Orig. art. has: 10 references.
20

USSR UDC 621.372.323.09
DIDENKO, A. N., KILMINSKAYA, R. G.
"Study of the Dispersion Properties of Iris Wave Guides of Elliptic Cross Sec-
tko,P
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i elektronika, Vol XVII, No 2, 1972, pp 399-402
Abstract The problem of wave propagation in an elliptic iris wave guide is
investigated. The equations for the elliptic wave guide are derived, and re-
sults are presented from an experimental study of the wave guide. The type of
oscillation was determined by the frequency drift of small disturbing bodies.
The calculated and experimental delay factors as functions of the wavelength
for even E01 and 11 01 waves are presented., Good agreement is obtained. The
~e-Mctrodynamic characteristics of iris wave 'guides of elliptic and round cross
section are compared in a table. The efficiency of an elliptic wave guide
accelerating system approaches the efficiency of a circular wave guide with a
coupling,opening equal to the minor halfaxis, and the operating pass band is
appreciably higher. Execution of additional spurious oscillations in the
elliptic iris wave guide by comparison with the round wave guide was observed
in the higher frequency range, but they do not affect the acceleration process.
1/1

USSR UDC: 621. 3,54'6
M-.~ i~-,O ci. F.
"Effect" Which Intense Fluxes of Accelerated Particles Have on the Parameters
of Superconductixg Traveling-Wave -and Standing--T.-,Tave Resonators"
Mloscow, Radiotelkhnilca i Elektronika, iol. 105, No 0", Ju~-, 71, PP 1017-1023
Abstract: A detailed analytical investigation is made of processes of energy
accumala~ilon anil the effect ol in. e4
bean load* 7 on the electrod -naric pararr, ters of
superconduc'ing systens ir. the st ardirrg-viave mode and :Ln a system which utilizes
th7e traveling-viave mode with a feedback rinc- in linear accelerators. it is
shown that travelin~z-wave resona-tors hav
e.appreciable advantages ovar stanjing-
wave resonators under certain accelerator operating conditions.
140
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13
rTITLE--THE POSSIBILITY OF MAKING HIGH QUALITY RESONkTORS:AND SEGmENTS OF
~.'-DTAPHRAGM WAVE GUIDES WITH LARGE APERTURE:FOR THE FLIGHT OF PARTICLES
..:AUTHO.R-(02)-DIDENKO, A.N., KAMINSKAYA,_ R.G.
.-COUNTRY.~OF INFO--USSR
_SOURCc_--ZH TEKH. FIZ. (USSR), VOL-391 NO..llt P 2029-33 L969
PUBLISHED ------- 69
SUBJEC T, AR EA 5--P HY S I C S
JOPIC TAGS--PARTICLE ACCELERATOR, WAVEGUIDE
.CONTR9-L MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
:~D..OCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
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REEL/FRAME STEP NO
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0055396
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j;1RC ACCESSION NO--AP0055396
~A BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. -THERE EXISTS CONSIDERABLE INTEREST
.-.-.IN ACCELERATOR TECHNOLOGY IN 14IGH QUALITYIACCELERATING SYSTEMS IN WHICH
THE AP.ERTUR,E,--.Fe:k THE FLIGHT OF THE PARTICLES DOESiNOT DECREASE ITS
QUALITY. THE USE OF SEGMENTS OF LIMITED WAVE GUIDES OF DETERMINED
_-OIMENS.IONS~AND LENGTH CAN CREATE CONDITIONS.IN WHICH APERTURES
~:COMPARABLE.WITH THE WAVE LENGTH 00 NOT LEAD TO A:DECREASE IN THE QUALITY
OF THE RESONANT SYSTEM. REFLECTION FROM THE-EDGES.OF THE PLATES PERMITS
THE CREATION'OF RESONATORS WITH HIGHER QUALITY THAN BY.CHANGE OF THE
ACROSS SECTION-OF THE WAVE GUIDE TO LiM.ITED DIMENSIONAL JUMPS.
-EXPERIMENTALRESULTS ARE GIVEN CONFIRMING-THE THEORETICAL PROPOSITIONS.
UNCLASSIFIED

4AO04481C

UR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustratedl Section II Electrical, Derwent,
-4170
243712 INCRUSING ZHE RESOLVIW POW~A OF;A MFASURIPG
h6ut higher-requirilments from
BRI
ZE wit
"
sensing elements can be achieved thus. The
bridge is fed with.bipolar.impulses of potential
with positive and negative:impulses equal in
amplitude and duration. The energy, carrying
information on the' eter,under control (e.g.
param
light beam) is commutated in step with the feeding
potential'. Therefore,.the useful output.signal of
the bridge does-not change,t-hesign, and the signal
resulting fron. the drift of parameters of. bridge
elements will be changing the. isign in step with
the feeding potential. Averaging the output signal
Cor the period of feeding potential allows to
separate theYseful signal and thus to eliminate
the influence of the drift in bridge elements on its
metrological performance,
24.7.67 as 1175104/18-IO.B.L.RUDNITSKII et al.
(26.9.69) Bul 17/14.5.69. Class Zle. lntXl.G 01 r.
-Ya L.; DidenkQ
AUTHORS: Rudnitskiy, B. L.1 Burtov,

USSR UDC 621.3i7.7.087.92-932
DIDDIKO. K.- 1. LASKAVYY, V. N., LYSYY, L. T., CHEREPAM-Lk, A. K.
11conve,xtor of Frequency Sig nal to Amplitude Signal"
USSR Author's Certificate No 290440, Filed 7/08/69, I'Liblished 12/04/71,
ITranslated from Referativnyy Zhurnal,Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i Vychis-
litellnaya Tekhnika, No 11, 1971, Abstract No 11 A185 P from the Resume).
Translation: A device which converts a frequency signal to an ac amplitude
signal is suggested, containing a condensor frequency convertor. In order
to increase the accuracy and-simplify-the device, it contains an additional
transformer, the primary winding of- which is connected to an ac voltage
supply of constant frequency, while the seconda winding is connected in
ry
scrics with the power supply of the convertor. I Figure.
31

AA90278U. UR 0482
is I11U_
-Soviet Inventions I lustrated Section II, Electrical, D' ment, /A
e
_-_F215611 ORDFRS OFNARIAULE~LENGTII SHAPIVC DEVICE
of -the type comprising a Memory device,
a configuration circuit and re i
g st.ers.
The proposed ddvice.comprises ~a circuit
for determination'.of,the;order end (6).whose one.
output is connected with'the.input of the order end
criterion registei (7) and the other output with
the order transmission ntimlier,registerli
nput
its f input is connected with the memory :Oievice (1)
outpFt register
m, order.end criterion,register
(7) output is connected through "reset" circuit
(5) to the memory device output register:0.).
thO'
This c!Jiminates. group errors wile',
orders are carricd out consecutively.
a cLrcuit
The device cotnpri6es,in addLtion
for order transmisajon direction selcctiOli (3),
for orc!er
order shaping register (4) and a decoders
transmission direction (9).
elf

10.2.67. as 1132575/26-24, DIDENIKO, K.I. et aL.
Special Design Office for Automatic Control Systems
(9.7.68) Bul. 13/3.4.68. 'Class 42m, Int..CL
G 06f.

1 2 020 U.NCLASSIFTE0 PROCESSINS DATE-~-02CCT70
JI-E,')UENCY FERRODYNA-11C SYSTEM OF CONTROL AtiD REGULATION
*IENTS -U-
INSTRL
AUT.LWR~-(05) -DIDENKO, K.T., BRAUDE, V.A., GAFANOVICH., M.D., ZAGARlY, 5.1.,
OUNTRY. GF INFO-USSR
'EGULATION
SUORCE--A FREQUENCY FERRODYNAMIC SYSTEM OF CONTROL AND k
INS TRUMENTS. CHASrEITNO FERk00.YNA,'4[:;-iFSKAYA SISTEMA PaOBOROV KONTROLYA I
:,,DATE P,UBLISHED------70.
,SUBJECT AREAS--ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.t MECH.,. IND.v CIVIL AND
_14ARINE ENGR
-.~~.TOPIC ~TAGS----FREOUENCY CONTROL, FERROMAGNETIC STRUCTURE,. ELECTRONIC
EQUIPVENT, DESIGN BUREAU, INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION
-:CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTR I CT I ONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1991/0576 STEP NO--UR/0000170/000/000/0001/0222
ICIRC ACCESSION NO--A140110369
UNCLASSIFIj~0

2/2- 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCE55ING DATE--020-CT70
I RC ACCESSION NO--AM0110369
GP-0- ABSTRACT. PREFACE 3 CHAPTER I THE
-..-..COMPOSITION,:AN0 STRUCTURE (IF 4-COMPLEX OF FREQUENCY FERRODYNA41C
.,.EQU I PMENT 4.- 11 UNIFIED NUDESs. UNITSAND ELEMENTS: ~14. III
EASURING INSTRUMENTS AND COMPLEXES 100.~
PRIMARY P IV SFCONDARY
-~lNSTRumEf-lTS'::AND MECHANISMS 1619. V REGULATORS:AND AUXILIARY
-~~-MECHANLSMS 207. LITERATURE 2Z1. EXAMINED ARE COMPOSITION,
STR.UCTURFv PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN AND BASI.C TECHNICAL rHARACTERISTICS OF A
-CUMPLEX~OF EQUIPMENT DESIGNED AT THE SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION BUREAU OF
SYSTEMS OF AUTOMATIC CONTROL IN KHARkKOV FOR THE,CONSTRUCTION OF VARIOUS
-',-:.AUTGMIZ,ED SYSTEMS OF CONTRJL AND:REGULATION IN VARIOUS BRANCHES OF
:~!INDUSTRY. THE BOOK IS FOR SPECIALISTS,IN'THE FIELD or- AUTOMATION OF
...PRODUCTION DESIGNING SYSTEMS OF AUTOMATION IN THEIR INDUSTRIAL
-OPERAT4-Me

USSR UDC 666.112.92:546.18
SHCHAVELEVI 0. S... BOKINA, V. A.., and ~ENKO, L. A.
"Optical Glass"
USSR Author's Certificate NO 366159, Filed 29 Sep 71, Published 16 Jan 73
(from Otkryti3,,a, Izobreteni~ra, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znak-i, No 7,
Mar (a) 73, claim iio 17oig6o/29-33)
Translation: An optical Glass including P20-, BaO, PbO; lz2o3;' A1205) B20
5 3
K20;- TTh20 ; afid CeD2 is distinguished by the fact that in order to guarantee a
5
small thermooptical constant with a characteristic refraction of 1.1611 -and a
mean dispersion of 0-01095, it containa the above components in the folloving
quantities, weight ~: P205 42-45, Bao 36-5-39.5, Pbo 8-5-10-5, La203 2-3,
A1203 1-2) 1~203 1-21, K20 2-3, Nb905 0-1-11 Cec~- 0-3-1.
45

USSR UDC-621.438.621.43.056
DIDENKO, V. I., KHRISTICH, V. A., SHEVCHENKO, A. M_
"Stability and Completeness of Combustion in the Ring-Tube Chamber of an
Aviation Jet Engine Burning Natural Gas"
Vestn. Kiev. Politekhn. In-ta. Ser. Teploenerg. fHerald of Kiev Polytechnical
Institute, Heat Engineering Series], No 9,1972, pp 57-59, (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Aviatsioynnye i Raketnye Dvigateli, No 8, 1972,
Abstract No 8.34.16, from the Resiime).
Translation: Results are presented from an experimental study of the sta-
bility and completeness of combustion in a ring-tube aviation gas turbine
engine burning natural gas. With a certain plan for gas distribution and
unchanged combustion chamber design, in chamber operating modes with a ~ 5,
the fuel combustion stability is rather high (a 44), completeness of
aV
combustion n Z 0.91-0.92 (studies performed with cold air at near atmos-
z
pheric pressure tb 800c; Pb 1.5 atm.). 3 Figures 3 Biblio. Refs.

HNCINERRING~
Aeronautical and Space
USSR UDC 621.438.056(088.8)
SHEVCHENKO, A. M. , YAZICK, A. V. and PANURIN. V. M.
"The Effect of the Gas Distribution Arrangement on the.Characteristics of the Gas
Turbine Combustion Chamber"
Kiev, Vesta. Kiyev. Politekhn In-ta. Ser. Teploenerg. (Journal of the Kiev
Polytechnical Institute. Series on Thermal:Power) 110. 1971, pp 14-17 (from
Referativnyy Zhurnal - Turbostroyeniye, No..99 Sep 71,.Abstract No. 9.49.117)
Translation: The effect of the gas delivery arranger-eat on the fundamental char-
acteristics of the gas turbine combustion chamber of.an aviation engine are con-
sidered. Characteristics covered include completeness of combustion, temperature
field of the gas stream, temperature level of the hot pipe walls, ignition and
stability of combustion. Tests were conducted with na,tural gas with four types
of atomizers. The air speed at the chamber intake was approximately 120 meters
per second, the temperature 80 degrees C. and the pressure approx:mately 1.3 bar.
It is shown that in this chamber the tested arrangements of gas delivery primarily
influence the completeness of combustion and the stability of the process. 3
illustrations, 2 tables, 3 bibliographic entries.

USSR UDC 539.4:'L624.011.1+624.014
DIDENK 0 V.__1T.
"Development and Study of New Prestressed.Supports for Overhead Electric Power
Transmission Lines made from Spans with Sprengel Elements"
V sb. III Hezlidunar. konf. po predvarit. napryazlienwtri metal. konstruictsivalm.
T..2 (Third Inter-national Conference on Prestressed Uetal Structural -Plcments,
Vol 2--collection of works), pp 80-93 (from M-11ekhanika, No 11, Nov 71, Ab-
stract No 11V953)
Translation: In 1964-1970, analytical and experimental studies of the opera-
tion of prestressed sprengel rods made of steel tubes were pcrformed at the
Central Scientific Research Institute of Structural Elements imeni V. A.
Kucherenko, and a scheme was developed for supporting overhead electric power
transmission lines the uprights of which aru executed in the form of rods with
a three-branched sprengel. The results of these studies are presented, and
practical recommendations are made with respect to introduction of these struc-
tural elements.
1/1

USSR UDC: 577.4
41PI -P., POKUDIN, K. N.
"Minimizing Structures of Relay Devices by the Method of Meta-
yard Isolation"
V sb. Primeneniye vychisl. tekhn. v~mashinostr. (Use of Com-
puter Technology in MachinQ Building--colle-Ei-lon of works),
Izhevsk, 1971, pp 124-126 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 8, Aug
72, Abstract No 8V439)
[No abstract]

-77-'7
USSR UDC: 51.621-391
DIDENKO V. P., POKUDIN, K. N.
"On Some Methods of Minimizing lifultiple-Output Struc.tures of Relay Devices"
Tr. Frunz. Dolitekhn. in-ta (Works of the Frunze Poly'
technical Institute),
1971, vyp.-50, pp 194-211 (from RZh-Kibernetika, Nal2, Dec 71, Abstract
No 12V702)
[No a1bstract3

USSR UDC 51.621.391
DIDENKO V. P., POKUDIN, K. N.
'Minimization of Boolean Functio
ns by Separation of the Metakernel"
Avtomat. Ustroystva Ucheta i Kontrolya [Automatic Accounting and Testing bevices
..w__-Collection of Works], No. 6, 1zhevsk, 1970, pp 293-299 (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No. 4, April,.1971, Abstract No. 4 V481).
Trartslation: Certain approximate methods of minimizatio'n of Booleanfunctions
are studied.

USSR UDC: 537-31J.2.62
MIKOIF, A. P. POPOV, I. G. , DIDKOV -AYA, 0. S.
ROI, FI
B
"A Miniature Thermocryostat for Measuring the Electric of
cslf
Nonlinear Melectri,
Elektron. teklinika. Nauch.-t(-Hin. sb. Rad-odetali (EIectron4c Technology.
Scientific and Technical Collection. Radio Parts), -1-972, ~ryp. 1(206), ppp
101~1 03 (from RZh-Radictekhnika, No 12, Dee 72, abs'l-'Iract Ho 1'2D54-1 "by A. K.
TrEaislaH-on: Ulie paner describes a idni-Dture cryostir& vhlch ol,,erat e s i r., a
th ar -Ch-2N hiCh-frequency brir--Q.-,e in the terky,-,--ature rangc: from
set v
-80 to +1650C. 11be cryostat is designed for dete2-1111171:ir-~,: the
loss tangent v-mel- -,I-e,-Lkage current of nonlinear ac ftmctlon-,~- (A'
temperature and clectric flcld strength 01) The
perature in the cryostat is wonitored, by a copper-constantan 11-her-,!iocouple
shielded by an electrost-a-I.-Je screen. T,~,rrperatture is held consTaiit iith
an accuracy of' 1-2"C. A conventional met'hod is uE:cd for d-,!terijjj 4 - th
n~nu C-
charn cteri sti cs of nonlinear dielectrics ivith application of a DC field.
"Lhe e----or in determfnatim of capacitwice and loss tar.-c-YiL vri, tl! riegard to
C, L~
the inherent capacitance and losses of "lie thermocryc:~tat is no creater
1/2

USSR
-mika. Nauch.-`ehlm. sb. Endicd:~talj.,
BROE _0V, A. N. et al., Elektron. teld
1 2'), pp 102--103
~1072, -~yp. 1(
than the erro-" of 'he I~j,,Ch-214 b-lridge. The minim-mm. measurpa~le loss ta-zgont
was 0.0002. The mrige of vo-ridn- frequencies of theA.Iaen~.Dcryoctat is
0.1-10 Ifq=, m-aximum bias voltage is 7 kV. Liquid dielectrics can be used
as the embient for test snFecip-len5,
2/2

U.SSR uDc 666.638
SAVEIKOVA, G. Ye. ,DIDFOVS",.O. 9. KLIMOV, V. V. , VT-,,,',,IEVTSEV, Yu. 111.
"A Piezoceramic Material"
Moscow, Otkrv-tiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
No 23, Aug 71, Aethor's Certificatello 310354, Division 11, filed 3 Mar
70, published 26 Jul 71, P 177
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a i)iezoceramic materi-
al based on lead zirconate-titanate solid solutions containing an add-i-
tive in the form of a mixture of oxides of tungsten and one of the bi-
valent elements. As a distinguishing feature of the patent, the sinter-
ing temperature of the material is reduced by using the above-mentioned
additive in the form of tungsten oxide in amounts.of 0.3-3.5 raol.5, oxide
of one of the bivalent elements (Sr, Ca, Zn, Ba) in amounts of 1.0-10
mol. %, and by the addition of. bismuth trioxide in 'amounts of 0. 25-5
0
M
1.
1/1

77-
USSR uDc 621.315.61-537.220'
DID.KQVSKAYA, 0. S., SAVENKOVA, G. Ye. , KLIMOV, V. V., VaEIEWTSEV, Yu. N.
- - ---------
"A Piezoceramic Material"
Moscow,- Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye zn-,Lki,
No 23, Aug 71, Author's Certificate No 310310, Division It, filed 8 Dec
69, published 26 Jul 71, p 16T
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a pilezoceramic
_X)03 with x = 0.4-0.6
material based on solid solutions of Fb(ZrxTij
with the addition of 0.5-5 mol.% Bi2!03 and 0.25-10 mol.% L'20. As a
distinguishing feature of the patent, the sintering tenm-eratare is
reduced and the dielectric and piezoelectric properties of the material-
are improved by adding 0.25-3.0.11,61.% Nb205.
1/1

._,~112 020 UNCLASSIFIED~' :PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
J.ITLE--EFFECT OF LITHIUM OXIDE ON THE PROPERTIES.OF A SERIES OF
FERROELECTRIC MATERIALS -U-
,A0THOR"(03)-KLIMOV9 V.V., DIDKOVSKAYAP -OOS., LVONIK, V.A.
-1 COUi*,ITRY OF INFG--USSR
-SOURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, NEORG. MATO P.1970 6(l) 182-3
-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--MATERIALS
..TOPIC TAGS--FERROELECTRIC MATERIAL, LITHIUM OXIDE, PIEZOELECTRIC MATERIAL,
:,~-.;ABRIUM.TITANATEt DIELECTRIC CONSTANT
CCNTROL 'J,ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.:DOCUMENT CLASS_-UNCLASSIFIED
.,,'PROXY REEL/FRAME--1986/0258 STEP NO--UR/0363/70/006/OOL/0182/0183
ACCESSION NO--AP0102308
UNCLASSIFIED

020 UNCLASSIFIED. PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
~CIRC. ACCESSION NG--AP0102308
-~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT OF Ll SUB2 0 ADDNS. ON
SINTERING AND PROPERTIES-OF TIO SUB2 AND SEVERAL TITANATES WITH THE
PEROVSKITF STRUCTURE WAS EXAMD. THE SAMPLES TO';BE STUDIED WERE PREPO.
BY CONVENTIONAL CERAMIC TECHNOLOGY BY FIRING TWICE MIXTS. OF TIO SUB2,
SUB2 CO SUB3, SACO SUB3, PBCO SU83,'-FE,SUB2 0 SU831 AND NB SUB2 0
SUB3. THE FIRING TEMP. WAS VARIED-OVER A BROAD~RANGE AS A FUNCTION OF
THE:COMPN. THE SHRINKAGE COEFF. OF'TIO SUB2 WITHOUT ADONS. IS
SrGNIFICANTLY LOWER THAN THAT WITH LI SUB2 0 ADON. THE MAX. SHRINKAGE
WAS OBSD. AT 1000 TO 1200DEGREES.- SMALL LI SUB2 0 ADDNS. ALSO CHANGE
JHE CHEM* PROPERTIES OF TIO SUB2 JIGNIF.ICANTLY., IN PARTICULAR ITS
REACTIVITY. THE EFFECT OF LI~SUB2 O"ADDNS. ON THE ELECTROPHYS.
PROPERTIES OF BATTO SUB3f.. AS. WELL,. AS OR SOL.ID SOLNS.- OF THE SYSTEM PBTIO
SUB3 NEGATIVE PB(FE SUBONE HALF:NB SUBONE HALF)O SUB31 WAS INVESTIGATED.
lo%C.THE LATTER SYSTEM, A CONTINUOUS:SERIES OF SOLID SOLNS. IS FORMED.
AT SIMILAR TO 93 MOL. PERCENT PB(FE SUBONE HALF~NB SUBONE HALF)O SU133,
THE TETRAGONAL MODIFICATION CHANGES INTO.THE RHOMBOHEDRAL PHASE, AND THE
-',COMPN&. CLOSE TO THE MORPHOTROPIC BOUNDARY HAVE HIGH VALUES OF
PIEZOELEC..PARAMETERS. HOWEVER, WITHOUT MODIFYING ADDITIVES, THESE
SOLID SOLNS. HAVE A RELATIVELY HIGH COND. AND POLARIZE POORLY, WHICH
MAKES THEIR INVESTIGATION AND APPLICATION DIFFICULT- ADDNS. OF LI SUB2
O.ENHANCE A MARKED DECREASE IN COND. TH-IS DECREASE IN COND. IMPROVES
..THE POLARIZATION CONDITIONS OF.THE CERAMIC, AS A RESULT OF WHICH
PIEZOELEC. MATERIALS WITH HIGH VALUES OF T14E PIEZOELEC. MODULUS,
ELECTROMECH. COUPLING COEFF., AND DIELEC. CONST. ARE OBTAINED.
UNCLASSIFIED

021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
JITLE--A NONLINEAR, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC -U-,
.4UTHOR-05)-DIUKOV~S~KAYA ~.S., ZHABKINA, G.I., BRdNNIKOV, A.N., SHVGRNEVA,
L . I K L I ITVMI"*o M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~!~.SOURC EU.S.S.R. 262,201
::.,R,EFERENCE--OTKkYT[YA, IZQBRET., PROM. OBRAZTSY, TOVARNYE ZNAKI 1970,
~--.DATE PUBLISHED--26JAN70
AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPEC TAGS--PATENT, CERAMIC DIELECTRIC, NONLINEAR SYSTEM, LEAD, TITANATE,
STRONTIUM, ZINC OXIDE, CALCIUM
CON.TROL MARKING-NO RESTA ICT I UNS
,DOCUMENT CLASS--U,',ICLASSIFIED
_;PROXY REELIFRA.ME--1990/1784 STEP NO--UR/0402/70/000/000/0000/0000
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA0109745
UNCLASSIFIED

021 UNCLASSIFIED' PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
.:,:CI,RC ACCESSION NO--AA0109745
GP-0- ABSTRACT. ''FROM OTDRYTIYA, IZOBRET., PROM.
OBRAZTSY, TOVARNYE ZNAKI 1970t 47(6)t 420 THE TITLE.DIELEC. CONTAINS A
-..,:SOLID SOLN. (IF A PB TITANATE AND SR TITANATE, 1-30 MOLE PERCENT ZN OXIOE
(OR TITANATE) ANO SMALLER THAN 45 MOLE PERCENT CA TITANATE.
UNC LA S S I F I E D

PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
L/2 017 UNCLASSIFIED
TITLE--PIEZOCERAMICS BASED ON LEAD ZIRCONATE TITANATE WITH COMPLEX
ADDITIVES CONTAINING GERMANIUM -U-'
AUTHOR-f03)-DIDKOVSKAYA,,O.S.,, KLIMOVI V.V.t VENEVTSEVt YU.N.
C 0 U N T R YOF-INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSRY NEORG f)MATER. 19701, 6(3)s 606-7
.,DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSt CHEMISTRY
.-,T,OPIC TAGS--GERMANIUM CONTA;,NING ALLOYt ZIRCONATF! TITANATE, PIEZOELECTRIC
CERAMIC
MA-RKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
_PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1511 STEP NO--UR/03631701005/00310606/0607
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0120292

017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
'-IRC ACCESSION NO-AP0120292
~:.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* RESULTS ARE GIVEN OF THE STUDY OF
THE EFFECT OF ADDNS. Bf(B SUBONE HALF PRIME2 POSITIVE GE SUBONE HALF) 0
SUB3 (WHERE B PRIME2 POSITIVE EQUALS BA PRIME2 POSITIVEv SR PRIME2
POSITIVE, CA PRIME2 POSITIVE, MG PRIME2 POSITIVE, AND CU PRIME2
POSITIVE) ON THE SINTERING AND THE PROPERTIES OF PBTIO SUB3 PBZRO SUB3
SOLIDSOLNS. NEAR THE MORPHOTROPIC TETRAGONAL RHOMBOHEDRAL BOUNDARY*
THE SAMPLES STUDIED WERE PRtPD. BY CONVENTIONAL CERAMIC TECHNOLOGY BE
TWO TIME FIRING AT 800DEGREES FOR 2 Hr'. AND AT 1000-1050DEGREES FOR 1.5
HR.. X.RAY DIFFRACTION STUDIES SHOWED THAT THE POSITION OF THE
M3RPHOTROPIC TETRAG"'ONAL RHOM.BOHEDRAL BOUNDARY WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF
THE ADDNS. IS SHIFTED TOWARDS.-THE SIDE OF THE TETRAGONAL REGION. THE
BEST CHARACTERISTICS IN THE CASE OF A ZPERCENT'ADDN. ARE SHOWN BY
C9MPNS. WITH THE RATIO (ZR PRIME4 POSITIVE):(TI PRIME4 POSITIVE) EQUALS
52:48. THE PROPERTIES OF A NO. OF THE PREPD. IMATERIALS ARE TABULATED.
THE:PROPERTIES OF THE SOLID SOLNS.' PREPD. WERE INVESTIGATED AS A
FUNCTION OF THE TEMP. AS WELL AS I.N STRONGLY VARIABLE FIELDS. TEMP.
DEPENDENCE OF DIELEC. PERMEABILITY WAS.DETD. INVESTIGATION OF THE TEMP.
DEPENDENCE OF THE COEFF. OF THE ELECTROMECH. BOND AND OF THE
P,IEZ0140DULUS SHOWED THAT THE RESULTS OBTAINED D[FFER.BUT LITTLE FROM THE
.~TEMP. DEPENDENCES OF THESE PARAMETERS FOR KNOWN.MATERrALS BASED ON PBTIO
SU63 PRZRD SUB3.

USSR UDC: 621.362.2(o88.8)
KHANIN, M. A., QBM 0 DUDKIN, L. D. , MAZUR, V. A., KOLOMOYEr
-DID S,
N. V., ZYKOVA, N. P.
VIA Comnutation Line"
USSR,Authorfs Certificate No 256002, filed 2 Jan 68, published 19 Mar 70
(fr'om RZh-Elektrotekhnika i Energetika, No 10, Oct 70,.Abstract No 10A163 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a commutation line for
a thermocouple produced by combined hot powder pressing. As a diatinguish-
ing feature of the patent, the line is made:from aluminum powder which is
'partially oxidized (by 5-20 percent).. This makesAt possible to increase
the working'temperature to 6000C.

_fO4S
Yu.
iO*. vics
!I'JC VA 0-~) W
iz if-lec- -3 ia the ..IvclenL;tll
-:-a :vc~. 3,C)Po ~;az Ov.Lin,; at 0,G-, 1.15
0,13?
1. cq~;al ;,o dac/cm raa:~c-
tlv~~'iyj diarc-in~; for the 1=-Z~c A 'by la.; i values
-cc, -LV a
c iz to
la
1!~ Ui t~m a 1,line, An a!; lo L,iL.:oun tn;~Lr d-
Lct~.X. fl. ll,b~lu
rar--_e 'ro=- to Q. -E7 J" ,Abs-tion Coefficient of the
zamplc* -il", C-,-, a-. A
Ar,
....... .......... . .............
It i'~ ~),A i F, -11 C, 5

USSR UDC 539.4.016.2+535.561+535.391.2+535.15
DR]
T L. 11. SHKLYAR, A. 14. KOSHKAREV, Ye. A., Physicotechnical Institute
D
_Men~i. ov of the Academy of Sciences Tadzhik SSR
"Study of the Effect of Treatment on the Surface Structure of Quartz by the IR
Spectroscopy Method"
Dushanbe, Izvestiya Akademil Nauk Tadzhikskoy SSR, Otdeleniye Fizikomatematiches-
'kikh i G--ologo-nimicheskikh Nauk, No. 4, 1970,'pp 10-14
Abstract: The infrared reflection spectra from the AT-cut of a quartz surface
(the shear plane is parallel to the x-axis and forms an angle of 35c 15' with the
z-axis) after cutting and polishing Iwere investigated in.the region 1300-900 cm 1.
The reflection spectrum of a polished surface, which in.this range of wavelengths
coincides with the spectrum of the pickled surf -ace, was used as a co-iiparison spec-
trum. A graph is given showing the reflect ion* spectrum oF quartz.with various
treatment5of the surface in polarized light, The polished sample 'rla3 maximutm.
reflectio.,is at 1115 cm-1 and 1180 cm-1 and a trough at 1160 cm-1. Small displace-
ments in the trough for different samples are attributed to residual stresses in the
surface layer. The reflection curves in unpolarized light practically coincided
1/2

USSR
DIDRIKIL L. N. et al -Izvestiya Akademii nauk Tadzhikskoy SSR, -Otdeleniye
fizikomacematiches'pl-ikh i aeologo-khi-micheski-k
h naWk, 11,11o. 4, 1970, Dp 10-14
with the corresponding curves in polarized light. It was concluded from analysis
of the data that a thin anisotropic layer:of a-crystobalite Is formed on the sur-
face.of a-quartz under cutting and polishing.
2/2
101 - --------

USSR UDC 681.3.06:51
DIDUK N. N.
-"Algorithmic Language for Communications Between Digital Computer User and
Programmer"
Xibernet. i Vychisl. Teklin. Resp. Mezhved. Sb. [Cybernetics and Computer Engi-
neering, Republic Interdepartmental Collection]., No 4, 1970, pp 35-57, (Trans-
ated from.Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 6, 1971,:Abstract No 6 V595
by the author).
Translation: An incompletely defined graph-diagram algorithmic language is
suggested, allowing all means of ordinary mathematics to.be used in writing
Programs. 'Me language is convenient for planning of algorithmization pro-
blems,,for development of algorithms and for publication..

USSR uDc: 621-317-373(088-B)
DIDTMI, N. N. , KPAVCHUIK, M. I.
"A Two-Channel Pulse Phase Shifter"
USSR Author's Certificate No 261574, filed 21 Oct 68, published 13 May 70
(from RZh-Radiotek7nnika, No 2, Feb 71, Abstract No 2A332 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a tvo-channel pulse phase
shifter for producing a precise 1800 phase shift bebreen two cophased input
~signals on the sane frequency. 'The device contains's itches, a flip-flop and
pulse-potential coincidence circuits. In. order to linj)--ovc the interference
resistance of the phase shifter, the flip_~flop output in the first channel
XS connected through a series circuit cormrised of an integrating network,
emitter follower and transistor. switch to the controlling input of the
pulse-potential coincidence circuit in the second channel. E. L.
28

ENGLISH TITL9t Chemictil Reinforcement of Soils in Airfiel.d
and Rood Conntruction
rOREIGN TITM r.2iimicheskoyt! Lfkrepleniye Gruntov V Aerodro=on r Dorozhnom
StroitelInt.ve
AUTHOR; It. P. ff1shchenko, N. K. Sgr~W, J,_AZjj0XkQV,
I.-V. -YeeoroyV. G. Didura, "d V. A. Matov
SOURCE: Charical StabilizAtion o' Soll in Airrleid and Road Conatruction,
1967. 212 pages
LTAT151atilld for rSTC by ACSI
NOTICE
The contents of this publication have been t-.ans(Attd as firciented in the original text. No
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trAnsli,ion is Imblisbcd with a minirrium of copy cifiring and graphics preparation in order
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document should be addressed to Department A, National Technical Information Service,
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j
USSR UDC 658.562:62-10/2
DIDU B. A., Candidate of Technical Sciences
SEV
"On Methods of Evaluating Circuit Reliability in Relation to the Design Stuage"
Moscow, Nadezhnost' i Kontroll Kachestva, No 5, 1973, pp 45-51
Abstract: The article considers conditions for limiting the use of block
*diagrams for systems reliability,analysis in the design stage. It is shown
that logic circuits can be used to determine the no-fa.ilure probability of
single-function systems and a matrix of stages to evaluate the reliability of
multifunction systems. Examples are given of the use,of both.
1/1

025 SS,IFIED* 0CESSI.%':; DATF--02OCT70
UNCL A
TITLE--THE CFFICI-EiNCY OF KAPRON. NIUTS~' IIN-ISCRE4 COUPLES -U7-
_~,AuTHjR-(r,2)-DlDL',5EVv B.A. oZ E 41 L YA K .'--J'V, I.P.
CGUNTPY. UF INFI-1--USSR
IS 0 U iN C E-.M UC 0-,~ VEST;'ItIK MASHINOSTRI]YENTYA9 NO 21 PP 52-53 1970
A T EPUBL ISHED ------- 70
~,WBJFCT AREAS--MECji.j IND., CIVIL AND MAR INE: ENGR, '4ATERIALS
T 0 P I C, Tf%GS--NYLClN, 3RONZE, BRASS, 4ECHANICAL FASTENER, WEAR- RESISTarICE
C 0 N T'*% -_3 LPARYINGG--il"40 IRESTRICTIONS
D Gi C Ll V F ~%'Tl CL4-SS--LlNCLASSIFlED-
'P.RGXY IFEL/FRA.4F--lq9-A/1755 SlE PN(,'--~jl~/0122/70/000/CI2/,3,,)52/0053
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WEAk RESISTANT MATERIALS THAN THE C~URREJNTLY USEo~ SCA41CE BRONZES T,.\D
BPASSES FOR THE P(RUDUCT ION ~ OF SL WING NUTS, RESEARCH S :4RRI ED DUT ON
l.'- THE- ANTlFkICTIOilj PROPE11TIFS AND 14EAR qESISTANCE nF Cr)AR-rE THRFAD %;JT~
MADE, OF KAPROIN. IT WAS FOUND THAT WHEN USED IN SCREA COUPLES F-DR L IGHI
-AND MEDIUM UPEPATING CONDITIONS, USE MAY: BE RFC0,'-!MENDED ONLY 41TH A
PPIES~U,~E Upfil-4 -THE THKEAD SUkFACE N,-)T IN EXCESS OF 50-75 KG (F')cE)-C!'
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USSR UDC 547.821+546.185
MAKITRA, R. G., MAKARM, M. S., and DIDYCH M,__A,,, Lvov Polytechnic Institute
"Study of the Systems of Pyridine With Phosphorus Oxychlorlde, Phosphorus
Trichloride, Thionyl Chloride, and Carbon Tetrachloride"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42(104), Vyp 8, 1972, pp 1877-1878
Abstract: Pyridine forms a complex with phosphorus oxychloride having a
melting point of -55.6* and a composition of 74.6% pyridine. The formula of
this adduct is POC13'2Pyr. or POC13*3Pyr. PCl forms.an adduct having the
formula PC1 *2Pvr having a metling point at.-43*C. The thionyl chloride
forms two a3duc-ts: SOC12*2Pyr having a reported melting point of both
720% and +107%, and SPC1 2*Pyr with a melting point of -50*C. In the
presence of moisture both complexestbecome hydrated with one molecule of
'C- CC14 forms a
water and the melting point is increased to.about 100
complex containing 18% pyridine, having a melting point of -56*C.

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USSR UDC 539.4
GREBENIK, V. M., DIDYK R. P TESLENKO, A. G., TSANKd, V. K., (Dnepropetrovsk)
"Fatigue Strength of Metals with Explosive Hardening"
C,
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 8, 1972, pp 114-116.
Abstract: The fatigue strengths of metals subjected to explosive hardening
is estimated. Analysis of the data produced experimentally showed that the
change in fatigue strength (increase in fatigue limit) resulting from explo-
sive hardening is approximately 1.5 kg/mm2 for a steel containing 0.42% C,
0.52% Nfni 0.23s Si, 0.61% Cr and 1.14% Ni following an explosion producing
a pressure at the division boundary between explosion products and metal of
220 kbar. The sharp increase in strength characteristics and changes in
hardness of surfaces produced for a steel with 0.46% C, 0.77% Nin, 0.39% Si,
1.16% Cr and 0.15%, Ni make this:material pirrticularly. resistant to wear and
the influence of sign-changing loads,

UDC 678.674.004.14:621.397
SEDOV, L. N,., VLADIMIROVA, Z. V., SAPOZHNIKOVA, YE. L., MA:MY--WVA
A A SEMENOV, L. G., MAK-MILLIN, D. X., BAKANOV, Iru.
NE D I., MALKINAp F. S., and ZHLABISp S. B.
"Polyester Hermetic-Sealing Compounds"
Moscow, Plasticheskive Mass No 6, 1970, pp 61-62
Abstract: The authors studied compounds for the hermetic sealing of
horizontal outDut transformer.coils for television receivers. These
compounds should have low viscosity in the:initial state and a high
hardening rate up to 1-0000. In the hardened state they should poa-
sess self-extbinguishability, water resistancep good mechanical and
ele8tric insulation properties, and stability of properties up to
120 C. The principal components chosen were polyester resins PN-1
and PN-69. Because of the requirement of self-extinguishability,
;ives (antimony t ioxide, and chlorine- or fluorinc-
special addit r
containing polymers) were introduced into the resins. In additiong
mineral fillers (tale, mica, powdered quartz, titanium dioxide,
powdered silica gel, etc.) were added.to give the sealing compounds
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the requisite viscosity and to lower their cost. The article gives
data on the hermetic sealing process. These self-extinguishing com-
pounds are being used for the hermetic sealing of horizontal output
transformers for black-and-white (1 class) and color television sets
and viewing monitors.
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USSR UDC 621.039.512-001.5
MARGULOVA, T. Kh., VORONOVA, V. P., DIK, V. P.
"Experimental Setup for Studying the Applicability of Carbon Steels in the
Primary Loops of an Atomic Power Station With.a Water4foderated,Water-
'Cooled Power Reactor"
Tr'Mosk. energ_. in-ta (Works of Moscow Power Engineering Institute), 1972,
No.:126, pp 1-8 (from RZh-50. Yadernyye reaktory, No 11, Nov 72, Abstract
No 11.50.95)
Translation: A semi-production installation sinittlating conditions of tile
priinnry loop of an atoniic power sitation with a water-iiiodcrated, watcr-cooled
power reactor was developed and put into operatiaa~by the Chair of ALomic
Pm7er Stations in conjunction with the Heat and Eldctric Power Plant of the
Moscow Power Engineering Institute and the Planning Office. of the Moscow
Regional Administration of Pm-jer System Management. The device canrepro-
duce any water regimes and one can study the effect of individual water
admixtures on the structural material And primarily on pearlite steel and
zirconium alloys. Results of studies made onvarious experimental installa-
tions are given. 1 ill.
1/1
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with divide&magnet system forming lofig-
itudinal -and traniverse..polei ~The campensatioft~
winding on the former and the magnetising winding
on the latter are combined:2 in thef~rm of:con-
centrated-coils each of which:covers rwo adjacent
poles and which are switched,in.pairs;into the
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