SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GOLDMAKHER, P.E. - GOLDSHTEYN, YE.L.

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2/2 032 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSICii NC-AP0124790
A-BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* THE 3 LAYER NONABSORBING
DIFFRACTION SELECTOR WITH A ZNS LAYER OF THICKNESS 3 LAMBDA-4 WAS ABLE
TO GE-NERATE A SINGLE FREQUENCY EMISSION OF THE HE,NE LASER WITH
60-70PERCENT EFFICIENCY.
UNCLASSIFIED

1/2 009 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--lbOCT70
TITLE--DEPENDENCE OF THE CAST IRON FLOW FACTOR ON THE GE,'J,,.iEFkY OF CASTING
CHANNELS OF A MOLD -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-PETRICHENKO, A.M., GLIZER, Z.KH., GOLDMAKHER, P.E.,
LUKASHCHUK, T.I.
COUNTRY OF jNF0--USSR
SOURCE--LITEINGE PRGIZVOD* 1970, 21 3G-1
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, MECH., IND*v CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--CAST IRON, FOUNDRY TECHNOLOGY, FERROUS LIQUID METAL
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMFNT CLASS--UNCI-ASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/1376 STEP NO--UR/Ot28/70/00,L/000/00.iO/()(,13I
CIRC ACCESSION iN0--AP0116825
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 009 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DAT'E-16OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116825
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- 4BSTRACT. AN EXPTL. MOLD ALLOWING A
SIMULTANEOUS OUTFLOW OF MOLTEN IRON THROUGH 4 CHANNELS HAS BEEN USED TO
DET. THE INIFLUENCE GF THE SHAPE OF THE CHANNEL CROSS SECTI~jN ON THE FLOW
FACTOR. A FLAT CHA'NNEL WITH A PLANE UPPER SUF%FACE AND A CYLINORICAL
BOTTO.'A OINE, F-OKMED WITH A LARGE RADIUS, SHOWS THE HIGHEST FLOW FACTor-%~
(0.61-0.621)9 LEAST AFFECTED BY VARIATIONS OF THE METAL TEMP. EXPTS-
WITH RECTAINGULAR SECTIONS SHOW THAT MAX. FLOW IS OBTAINEO WHEN THE WIOTH
TO HEIGHT kATIO IS 3:1. APKI-10ACHING A SQUARE CROSS SECTION CAUSES THE
FLOW FACTOR TO FALL.
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UDC: 535-376
OLID1 deceased, PROSkqJRA, A. I., KRICIIEVETS, A. M., Institute of
-'0L
P
sic
fi~iysics, ~Aca emy of Sciences of the UkrSSR, Kiev
"Interaction of Electroliminescence and Photoconductivity During Switchina
in ZnCdS-Cu,Yin Phosphor Crystals"
Kiev, Ukrainskiy Fizicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 17, No 7, Jul 72, pp 1148-1-1-51
Abstract: Conductivit.v switching is studied in polycrystal electrophos-
phors. It is shown that conductivity car. be amplified by absorption of
self-radiation by a photoccidactive electrophosDhor and induction of r*-cto-
current. The -Photoconductivity accompanying incluced electroluninescence
was sustained by the effect of the electrolulninescent :?mission. The trig-
gering of electroluminescence was studied as well Lis tne- spectral charric-
teristics of switching, temperature quenching of high cmducti-vityand the
kinetics of conductivity. ZnCdS-Cu,1-1n solid solutions were studied at
771K. Switching was based on amolification of dark conduction by a factcr
of lo5-lolO in the presence of a'light source. E"ither the action of the
light was co.,nbined with a constant electric field (h0 1-.Vlc,,r,) or else the
electric fiel~'t *,.-a- af' r --I' m-ination. Elect-.r:)lu:r.-*:n=c::e:-e
similtaneous--(~l with -rj' tivity. It i's Rr-,O-wn
af.i.1-ification of conduc .
switching effect involves positive feedback beticen e lee trolimline see lice
brightness and the self-induced photoc,Irrent.
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GOLD!UN , k. G. r"MIT711, . A. !. A. M
RMW
I'D- lectrolimine--cenc e an, S4-j_~-,)Iato
I _Cj Con[
luctivit, of ZnC0,S Tz~bIp"S"
,Unsk Zllu:-r--,-;I1 Snr~!-troskvpii: `1 -ust, 3.972; nn
ABSTRACC'I :Baked poljci~ystalline tablets were used as convenipnt s=lplcs in
the 0f ani stinulat-Ign of --c-Aicti,,.-*4- -- ill
~.j
ZnC--13% As- an i~,- -u1 c . 'che s'k-lulied the 1-m-ar the
cathade and 'he ct-l-r-Ildation of conduct-i ty ill photOCC.7,-
u
zr~ rld-' as a lb,:~,c at a tormorature of' 77"K. To dritain flle acti-va-
0 701)
ted pouder ias -~'-i-st crbicctf:~] to a preo.-urc of 200 --t-losnlicres and til-'en ~J-n-
tere-I while ?,ented to 7~VC. The ~-:nectre of
ZnGds,lm., mid ZnfcjIS-Ci, t~Cblc~ts com-istrdi of bandr, vlth a ~53() in.
Rmlyids -Ath iriaxina -'u h00, and 560 rm rospectively observed in the
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GODNQU4, A. G., et al., Zhurnal Prikladnoy Spektroskopii; August, 1972; pp
269-74
U
In the precence of an averat-c fie2d strer,7:th of 1,~-ICP -,/c1 clec'm1unines-
'th a brightneos un to 1 nit arrC:3~-Gd Tl-it.~-! an
cence id c
in corducti-vity. The liun-inescence disa-me-ared at a twiperaturc o' Icr'o--
f
The elect-roluminescent characteris icc were ty7dcal for the io-callcdl si-,ocl:
rechanism, o' 11Z.- ,-'17
a_gC
of the raCii'-ftuion the conductivit'-,'- of thr; t~tlblcts ir t1ic
sti,:adfatec' Sta~tle can ~.rcrvt,-,c --till r!cre by the of phCJ-'ocII:~-rr-U.
The article includes 4 figures. There are 8 rt-ferences.
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UDO 535-376 + 53.5-377. 4-537-226.8
GOLtDL-:b,J~'IM1,4_G~~11 PYSI-:NYY, m. !.T., and PROSKURi, A. I., Institute
of1hysics, _Aca-demy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR, Kiev
"Excitation Spectrum of Cadmium Selenide Photoconductivity and
Stimulated Conductivity at 7-0 Kit
7
Kiev, Ukrainskiy Fizicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 16, 140 3, 1,'ar 71, pp
503-505
Abstract: Soviet plaotoresi3tors of the FS-Dl type ivere used to
study the excitation spectra of cadmium selenide pliotocoriductivi-
ty and stimulated conductivity at 770 K in the 500-1250 nm re-
gion. It was found that stimulated conductivity builds up to
saturation under light exci-vation of any wavelen6th between 700
and 1100 nm. The current stimulated to saturation in cadmium
selenide cells does not depend on the excitation wLve1onvth be-
tween 700 and 1100 nm. The red stimulation boundz3xy is situated
near 1200 nm. 1n the photoconductivity spectrum the photoconduc-
tivity peak is situated Eround 800 nm and the red bound-ry near
1050 nm-
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UBC: 535.370'
GOL'DMIAN A. G., KCRQL"..U---, B. it., LYS-O'KO, ~;. 2., anc. 'I 11'.A- I HEN a G
E f fe c tof Cobalt on the Ellect-rolliminescence of ZnS-Cu and the
Infr-c,red Ellectroluminescence of CdS-Cu, Co"
Mlinsk, Zhurnal --Irikladnoy 5~)ektroskonii, Vol. 1j, i:a. ji,
1970, pp 46'+-467
Abstract: In this shori article, the authors report an incrozase in
the number of electrons in '6rap-:. o'L 0.2-0.4 ev in -che
--ion of srnall quanti'~,ies of
electroluminophores Znj-'Uu by the,adu.. A- L, _L -
cobalt, at a concentration off 10-0 g-atoms per g-mole of ZnS, with
a consequent increase in tne in-tensity of their errii-uted loho2phores-
cence. They found also ih,at a somewhat, larger amoi=;.'U of cobalt
added to Cdo" also increased the electron concenT,.-ation in -6*-.,e
traps and led to a maximum infrared electroluminescence -."' 0.8 o..
-Their specimens of ZnS and CdS were activated by copper f r om, a
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i. et -a Z' a Sepia.", t r C; C-~' Vcl
PD j..)
5 C. ux; CA- I. C~ C: ro C!
CUMPI E-I"Les, CC) r-
responding to growth of covalency of Lhe oxygen-.rare eam~i ion bond,
04- kt
and Lne value .4. -. It is snown that, the absence of luminesctunce in
3+ so 3+
a num'rjer ol~L' Lu and Sm complexea is due to the appearance of a new
llon;7-aave absorption band -- a band of electron transferfrcr: th-,! or!'~anic
part to a rare earth ion, 1y
with reduction of the latter to a cAouo
charged state.

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PROCES~S I ',,G' DA TE-- I 60C I r u
2 .009 IJNCLASSIFIED
-.,.:Tl_TLE--DEPENDENCE OF THE CAST IRON FLOWFACTOR ON THE GFUMETRY OF CASTIING
:CHANNE L SOF 4 MOLD -U-
I~AUTIHOR-.(04)-PETRICHENKO, A.M.v GLIZERt Z.KH., GOLDMAKHEKv P.E.,
LUK A SHC H UK vT#I.
COUNTRY. OF INFO--USSR
,,SOURCE--LITEINOE PRUIZVOD. 1970, 2, 30-1
DATE PUBLISHED------70
AREAS--MATERIALSi MECH.s IND.i CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
IRONt FOUNDRY TECHNOLOIJYt FERROUS LIQUID METAL
XONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMFNT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
::PROXY REEL/FRAME-1995/1376
-1 -3 c;
STEP t-10--UR/0128/701002/()00/003G/0031

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
_..__2/2 009 UNCLASSIFIED PROMSING DATE--160CT70
__c'IRC -ACCESSION NO--AP0116825
."ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-1U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN EXPTL. MOLD ALLOWING A
IULTANEOUS OUTFLOW OF MOLTEN IRON THROUGH 4 CHANt'IELS HAS BEEN USEL) To
~.,DET.. THE INFLUENCE OF THE SHAPE, OF THE CHANNEL CROSS SECTION ON THE FLOW
,,_:FACTOR. A FLAT CHANNEL WITH A PLANE UPPER SURFACE AND A CYLINDRICAL
,.,.-.:BOTTOM ONE, FORMED WITH A LARGE,RADIUSt SHOWSTHE HIGHEST FLOW FACTOR
'(0.61-0.68), LEAST AFFECTED BY VARIATIONS:OF THE METAL TEMP. EXPTS.
H oi
'_~~-WITH RECTANGULAR- SECTIONS SHOW THAT MAX. FLOW IS OBT&INEo WHEN T E IDTH
'ATIO 15-3:1. APPROAI-H[NG A SQUARE CROSS S:ECTION CAUSES THE
-HEIGHT.
..FLOW FACTOR TO FALL.

USSR UDC: 535-376
deceased, PROSKIM, A. I., KRICHEVETS, A. M., Institute of
'Physics, Aca emy of Sciences of the UkrSSR, Kiev
"Int6raction of Electroluminescence and Photoconductivity During Switching
in ZnCdS-Cu,Mn Phosphor Crystal--"
Kiev, Ukrainskiy Fizicheskiy Zhurrial, Vol 1T, No 7, Jul 72, pp 1148-1151
Abstract: Conductivity switching is studied in polyarystal electrophos-
phors. It is shown that conductivity can beamplified~by absorption of
self-radiation by a photoconductive electrophosphor and induction of photo-
current. 'The photoconductivity accompanying induced electroluminescence
was sustained by the effect of the electroluminescent 2mission. The trig-
gering of electroluminescence was studied as well as the spectral charac-
teristics of switching, temperature quenching of high conductivityand the
kinetics of conductivity. ZnCdS-Cu,Mn solid.solutions were studied at
f
Switching was based on amplification of dark conduction by a Lactor
-of 105-1010 in the vresence of a light source. Either the action of the
light was corifnined with a constant electric field (2t0 lvdcm) or else the
electric field eas applied after illamination. Elect-olu-ninescence occ,_irred
Simultaneously with hmplification of conductivity- It is shoin that the
Switching effect involves positive feedbadk between electrolluminescence
brightness mid the self-induced photocurrent.

'USSR
MA A., G 'UP
. ;PROSK Wt It. I.., KRICIL i SY A. I
"Electroluranescence ard StimILIated, 0 01.1ductivity of ZnCdS TabletsIt
Minsk Mrarnal Prikladnoy Sprktroj3j, u
i; A -,TuStA 1972;,~Dp 269--71-
ABSTPLACT: 'Baked polycryst,-J-Iine tablets were usc-a as cc.)nveilient samnles in
',the- coVimlex stuctvr of electrolumanescence and stinulatior! Of C~,,!,ecactivity in
ZnCd3. . As am the authors studierl 1thQ electroludnesconce near the
cathode and the stim,11,11.-ion Of canducti,,rity in photoconducting table's ii th
-T
Zn3,Cd7,S as a base at, a tam:rnxaturc & 77.01K. To obt, i n t h e-Iwlbie~Ls act-'
u
ted poirder ums first :mbjecteca to a pressure of 200 atmo5pheres wid then sin-
tered while being heatpd to 7U)"C. the elec'-volwilnescence spectra of Zn"AS.
ZnGdS-Sm., and. ZrfjdS-Cu tablet-s ccnsisted of bands vith a mw~-himm near 530
Pands with nzAma at 450, 490, and 580 n-~j r0Specti-vct3.y wc~c ob2erved in the
pho-to-DrAA Ct_j_44.
y spectra.
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7-
7,7,, 77 77
USSR
GOLDYWT, A. G., et al., Zhurnal Prikladnoy Spektroskopi-I., August, 1972; pp
.269-74
nre_-erce of an average field s'~rcngth of It- I v/cm electrolix-ires-
In the
cence vith a brigbtnass tin to I nit appeared sim-ultaneotisly i~,*,ith an incro-.-~Se
in conductivit-y. The lumnes-cencedilsappbared at a termc-rat-iire of about 19CPK.
The electroluumanescent. characteriz-Mxc; vmre typical for the m-called shocl:
mchnapdsn w-L lur-11no-ccence e-Xrnitation. It vm~4 asstmii-:_' `Uh~zt uiZ-J. a rea'DSG'_1'PT-:LW3
of the elect-rolwunescont raEiation the comDjctivity of the tatliab J1 h
S
s-timlated state cap increase --t-ill more. by the appliution of pho~om.,,%~rerit.
The article includes 4 figtwias. There are 8 references.
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USSR UDC 535-376 + 535-377. 4-537.226.8
GOL I G-~,$, PYSENYY, vi,. M. Iand PROSKURA, A. I., Institute
'Phy ics, Xcademy of Sciences Ukrainian.SSR, Kiev
"Excitation Spectrum of Cadmium Selenide.Photocon,ductivi-ty and
Stimulated Conductivity at 770
Kiev, Ukrainskiy Fizicheskiy Zhurnali Vol 16) fjo 3. ?-jar 71., pp
503-505
Abstract: Soviet photoreSi3tors of the FS-Dl type were used to
study the excitation spectra of cadmium selenide photoconductivi-
ty and stimulated conductivity at 770 K in the 500-1250 nm re-
gion. It was found that stimulated.conductivity builds up to
saturation under light exciration of,any wavelength between 700
and 1100 nm. The current stimulated to saturation in cadmium
.selenide cells does not depend on the excitation wzivelength be-
Ween 700 and 1100 nm. The red stimulation boundary is situated
near 1200 nm. in the photoconductivity spectrum the photoconduc-
tivity peak is situated around 800 nm and the red boundary near
1050 nm.
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UDC
USSR 535-376
GOL DMAN A. G., ROROLIKO, B. N. LYSEN'KC), F., and.STBR!, NCH NX0,
-he
_JlEff ect of Cobalt on the 1e c t rolumin,oz c.enc eo fZnS-Cu andU
InEr,,red-Electroluminescence of.CdS-C Coll',
M i n 8 If, Zhurnal Prikladnoy ~tr os, k Qi iVol. 1~,~ 'N 0 '01~-~-Amber
1970, 'pp 4064-467
Abstra-t: In this short article, the authors report an incrcase in
the,number of electrons in trap6 ot' 0.2-0.4 ev in the
electroluminoDhores Zn.'J-Cu by the aac .ii-~ion of small auanti~ies of
f g-alvams Per nS, with
cobalt, at aconcentration o~ 10 6 ff,-Mol~ of Z"
a consequent increase in the intensillj~y: of their efflitted phosphore3-
cence, ,er ar-c'unt, of cobalt
They found alsn that a somevihv~t larF
added to CdJ also increased the electron conceatr-:L+vion. in the
traps and led to.a maximum infMred oleo troluminesclence at 0.8,ru.
Theii CdS e e activated by copper from a
specimens of ZnS and w r

USSR
KAZANSKAYA, N. A., et al., Optika i Spektroskopiya, Vol 28, No 6, Jun
.701 PP 1150-1158
k
t There was found to be a correlation between long-wave displace-
so
3t 7T 5
_M - of the absorption band of
en Tb D in the complexes, cor
0 4
responding to growth of covalency of the oxygen-rare earth ion bond,
and t~,e value of It is snown that the absence of luminescence in
so
a 3+ 3+
number o' Eu and SM com, lexes is due to the appearance of a nevi
P
long-%,rave absorption band -- a band of electron transfer frorn the or~;anic
part to a rare earth ion.,with reduction of the latter to a doubly
charged state.

Optics & Spectroscopy
USSR
M ENXO
GOLDIMUT7 A. G.; ROI WE
af t,~-r 71ectrobvndne--co nco of -SrS:Cu aW Eu Thos-obors"
!"Ph6snhore.!3,-czv.-a
Lenirgrad, Optilca iSpektroskopi 'I,- March, 10 0; 02 -3
ye 57 PP
AMVUCT: A molonged phosphorescence of europitm centers after the
L
1wrainescence of SrS-Cu and Eu phosphors was ditcovered. The pho:mlnorescence
sDectrum after electrooerturbation coiraides dth the spectvr= of ordinexy
phosphorescence after photoperturbation in theregion of i-ml)-aritY M J-
253 nn). Extingpdis~i )w the Phos-
T M).and fundamental absorption
port
phoreseGnee 3.n the initial stages consists ot tw6 componemt$ -- wi3onent4al a.-id
hyperbolic while the later stages strictly follmr a hyparbolic lmw.
The article includes t1ro figures.. There,are 5 referencfj5.

~2/2 022 UNCLASSI FLED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
,..,:-CI.RC ACCESSION NO--AP0129511
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A PROLONGED PHOSPHORESCENCE
EUROPIUM CENTERS AFTER THE ELECJROLUMINESCENCE OF SRS-CU AND EU
PHCSPHORS WAS DISCOVERED. THE, PPIOSPI40RESCENCE spEcrRUM AFTER
ELECTROPERTURBATION COINCIDES W11H -THE SPECTRUM bF ORDINARY
PHOSPHORESCENCE AFTER P HOTOPERTUR BATTON :IN THE REGION OF IMPURITY
LAMBDA PERT EQUALS 365 NM) AND..FUNDAMENTAL ABSORPTION (LAMBDA PERT
EQUALS 253 NM)o EXTINGUISHING THE PHOSPHURESCENCE IN THE INITIAL
CONSISTS OF TWO COMPONENTS, EXPOTENTIAL AND-HYPERBOLICs WHILE THE
STAGES STR-ICTLY FOLLOW A HYPERBOLIC. LAW.
OF
STAGES
LATER

UDC
USS11 37.226.8
-535.3" 7+ 535-377 4
A PYS1 YY, M, . Insti tute of P-*aysic3, Academy of
QZOLCOMAN. M I
Tciences,- ukr. SSF,
11V of S~-imu-ated and Nons-imulated Current in Polycrystalline
ariat on
CdSe with Te;-merature at 77-2730KII
L
74
'o 1 A11Y 1970,
Moscow, Doiclady Akademii I'au SSSR, Vol 193, 2%
5-6~~
7, PP
F poirderod OSe photo-
Ab s ra c t In FS-DO and 1,S-Dl polycryst,
To-nductor cells a stLnaiilation effect was displayed ,.,as of -the
'hat nd in invest4gat5ons of sylec-fic
same order of magnitude as f otu U-, .4
CdS monocrystals described in the literat-ure. 1-1-ith the FS-DO tablet,
th ,uznstizxalated current measured at
4- e ratio of 'he stiMulated to the U
a temperature of 15"OK eqlaalled 100 and there ,,as a considerable
int-ensificatiOn Of thils ratio w-.'Lth a further reduction ol' t-enmerature.
The stimula-'-ed current the tomporature range 7? to 2730H was found
U U -Z.
not to depend on e tezr-perature. Curves in coord.Lnates
th t
are shoin for the volt-ampe-.re. characteristics of nolyaryst-alline CdSe
e- of 770, 1~50, 16'0, 2370, and 2 P:K. Tn 'he nor~ion
at temperatur 0 7
112

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CIOT D1,1AN, A. G., et a!, Doklady Akademil. 17 uk Vol 193, No
~ I Na
I july 1970, Dp 65-68
< 100 the logarithmde curves for nonstimilatUed cur.ren,s ha-- --.n
a'O'nroxi=a-t-ely linear for-m: i.e., the current -,*;_s fo,,Lnd to dopend,
the voltan-e, and this degrea increases with a de-
..:Ln a de,--ee, on
crease o' temerature. ~Mhe dependence of log I of nonstizrmiated
a on T:'l in polycrystallIne CdSei
1so sho~m. 2 fig.
ref. Received by editors, Nov 1969.
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442.2
USSR UDC 541.621'119t'~746-733'18"8:'~t547,
ZX1,91, A. V. -Br,'1rCS!7LU~S;,71Y, 11, 11. sv!wgir, YU. 1~2,1~iwvsny, T. I.,
GOLTRIAN, A. N., aud B01-1 0 1 Ynstittite of Apblicd Physics, Lc.~dozy- of
Instlittlze of the! CheniiatxT, ACIM"Le-my of Sciences 1-:~;SR, Kishi-rev
"A Rev 1,ind of Ste=eoisonerinn n iLmns-Dioxiidincs of Cob.-Alt (III) 1115.th
d bine"
Triphenylphosphine an, -Apheny A-
Jl
floscow, Doklady 10kadomil Lauk SSSR, Vol 20,6, 1,,o 4, Oet 12, pp 863-6~5
Abstractt in an eanlicr publication it vas reported that
triphenylars-ine, and triph-,nylstibin!a can easily -iater in
acidoaquadiwzi.,~ines o-f cobalt (111) f02:2-J11" c0 Cco". "'DI-0
Phare X - C!, Br, v- 1, and 1, - P, A,-) or Sb, i, ii t
;hmn ~at
these proalucts occua- FG nixtures of' two zdal-fic.-.tionz. This p-,r,,::r co-vers
y difftact-lon studies of' such compounds. The exparln-~nta
x-ra
obtained show that cob.-at (111) eloA.~Aneo exhibi' an urliouo eaze o' stercoi-
somoricm. Both mc-aifications in tram--confi,-u-mtion; 2.13 ona C.-.3.3 til-o
n.ro loc--ted In a planti, in thl-- othci.,- D,11
v I to- b:AY , nover -L c~f the
planes arc an-r a to vach ot'--ro tlh~ coball. aL. 1 cu
center or tile octahedi-ou,

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NCLASSIFIED: PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0140311
,1~-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CONSUMPTION OF HNO SUB3, DELTA
SUBHNO. SU83, IN THE
OXIDN. OF CYCLOHEXANOLITO ADIPI~ ACID BY HNO.SUB3
DEPENDS ON THE YIELD OF INTERMEDIATES IN THE PROCESS; THE TOTAL
CONSUMPTION OF HNO SUB3 FOR THE CONVERSfON OF CYCLOHEXANOL. TO ADIPTIC,
SUCCINIC AND OXALIC ACIDS MAY BE DETO. FAILRY ACCURACTELY FROM
THE EQUATION: DELTA SUBHNO SUB3 EQUALS 3 MINUS 1.2N SUBCNA WHERE N
SUBCNA IS,THE YIELD.(MOLE-MOLE) OF.CARBOXYNITROLIC ACID AND DELTA SUBHNO
SUB3~ IS IN MOLE-MOLE(MOLE CYCLOHEXANOL)..: THIS.:EQUATION IS IN GOOD
-AGREEMENT WITH DATA FROM THE LITERATURE..
i itir t Af s i r- n

112 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--11SEP70
,TITLE--C0fJDITIONS FOP CARBOXYNITROLIC ACID FORMATION DURING THE NITPIC.
-U-
ACID OXIDATION OF CYCLOHEXANOL
,",AUT..lH0R--TP.'UBNIKOVAi V.I.9 PREOBRALHENSKI.Yi V.A., GOLDMAN, A.M. , FUR?AAN,
S~.'? KOSTINAP V.N.
::-,COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
S_0URCE--K HIM* PROM. (MOSCOW) 19701 46(l )v IZ-14
AT F_ PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
i'TOPIC-TAGS--NITRIC ACID, OXIDATION, CYCLOHEXANOL, CARBOXYL RADICAL,
CHE41CAL REACTION RATE, ACTIVATtON ENERGY
--NO RESTRICTIONS
,'~~C ONTROL, MARKING
~.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
"PFOXY RFEL/FRAME.--1995/1453 STEP %40--tJR/0064/70/045/001/0012flOO14
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0101539
UNCLASSIFIED

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PHOSPHIORS, WAS DISCOVERED. TiiF sp~,-.CrRuf-l AFTER
ELCCT.R0PFRTUP.-'iATICjN' COINCiDES ii[Trli THE 5PECTPUM OF 'U'lliDiNARY
PHOSPHORESCENCE AHER PHOTOPERTU'RMATION IN THE REGION OF lmP,PlITY
LA4801' VERT EQUALS 3,55 N,11) AfID FU'NUAMENTAL ABSORUTION ILAM..BDA Pf-*Rr
EQUALS 253 NIM). EXTINUUISHING THE ?4,C)SPHURESCENCE U14 THE IINETTAL STIkGES
CONSISTS OF TWO COMPONENTS, Expor&'NITIAL AND HYPEROUILU:, WHILE THE LATER
STAGES STRICTLY FOLLOW A ~;YPFERBULIC LAW.
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112 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
TITLE--DETERMINATION OF NITRIC ACID CONSUMPTION DURING THE PRODUCTION OF
ADIPIC ACID FROM C'fCLOHEXANOL -U-
AUTHOR-103)-PREOBRAZHENSKlYt VeA.r GOLDMANi A.M-p FURMAN# M.S.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:.,SOURCE--KHIM. PROM. (MOSCOW) 1970. 46(3)t 170-1
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--ADI?lr- ACID, CYCLOHEXANOL, CHEMICAL PRODUCT PRODUCTION, NITRIC
CONTROL MARKfNG--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY FICHE NO----FO70/605012/EO6 STEP NO--UR/0064/70/046/003/0170/0171
C IRr A(Cl_-S:,rr,,,k., 140--AP0140311

2/2 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0140311
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CONSUMPTION OF HNO SUB37 DELTA
SUBHNO. SUB3, IN THE OXION. OF CYCLOHEXANOL TO ADIPIC ACID BY HNO SUB3
DEPENDS ON THE YIELD OF INTERMEDIATES IN THE PROCESS; THE TOTAL
CONSUMPTION OF HNO SUB3 FOR THE CONVERSION OF CYCLOHEXANOL TO ADIPTICv
GLUTARIC SUCCINIC AND OXALIC ACIDS MAY BE DETD4 FAILRY ACCURACTELY FROM
THE EQUATION: DELTA SUBHNO SUB3 EQUALS 3 MINUS 1.2N SUBCNA WHERE N
SUBCNA IS THE YIELD (MOLE-MOLE) OF CARBOXYNITROLIC ACID AND DELTA SUBHNO
SUB3 IS IN MOLE-MOLE(MOLE CYCLOHEXANOL). TRES EQUATION IS IN GOOD
AGREEMENT WITH DATA FROM THE LITERATURE.
Fir I A

112 026 UNCLASSIFIED
TITLE--CONDITIONS FOR CAQBOXYNITROLIC ACID
ACID OXIDATION OF CYCLOHEXANOL -U-
AUTHOR--TRUBNIKOVA, V.I., PREOBRAZHENSKlYt
M.S., KOSTINA, V.N.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
PROCESSINS 04TE--IISEP70
F3RMATION OURING THE N'.Tf-[C-
V-A-y GOLDMAN7.,A.,'A., FURMAN,
SOURCE--K"IM. PROM. (MOSCOW) 1970, 46(l), 12-14
DATF PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--PIITQIC ACID, nxiOATION, CYCLOHEXANOL, CARBOXYL RADICAL,
CHEMICAL RFACTln%J RATE, ACTIVATION ENERGY
CCj!4TqOL '4AFKING,--N9 RESTRICTIONS
OCCU4FNT CL4SS--UNCLASSIFIED
PFOXY RFEL/FRAME--1915/1453 STEP %10--t)R/0064/70/Oli5/001/0r,'12/'.3014
CIPC ACCE;STON NO-A00101539 A
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._'At2 '029-
UNCLASSIFIED
-TITLE-DETERMINING THE MODULUS OF ELASTICITY
STAGES OF HARNENING -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-CLKHGV[Ki O.YE.9 GOLDMANt A,YAo
C. CUNTRY UF INFO-USSR
-SOURCE-MEKH. POLIM. 1970, 6(1)t 163-5
.DATE PUBLISHED - 70
PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
OF EPOXY POLYMERS IN THE
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TCPIC TAGS-ELASTIC 1-10DULUS, EPOXY RESIN, POLYETHYLENE, POLYAMINE, CRGANIC
PHOSPHATE, PHTHALATE, TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE, HARDNESS/(U)ED5 EPOXY
RESIN
-CONTROLIMARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
0OCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSrFIED
~.,PROXY REEL/FRAME--1989/0816 STEP NO--UR/0374f7O/OO6/001/0163/0165
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0107358
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 029 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13i1!3V7r1
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107358
ABSTRACT/ EXTP ACT-- (U) GP-C- A3STRACT. FOUR EPOXY RESIN Cot"J'11141S. (1):
ED-5 100, MGF-9 20, POLYETHYLEINE POLYAMINE (If) 12, AND Mitf~SHALIT (111)
100,
-50; EC~5 10or TRICRESYL PHOSPHATE 20, 11 14, AND Ill 50; ED-5 L DI-BU
PHTHALATE 20, Ill 12, AND Ill 50; AND ED-5 100t MGF-9 20, AND Ill 12
PARTS BY WT. WERE TESTED TO DET. THE TEMP.-TIME DEPENDENCE OF THE
ELASTIC MUDULUS AT THE ONSET OF HARDENING. PLOTS OF SHRINKAGE
VS-ELASTIC MODULUS AND ELASTIC MODULUS VS. HARDENING TIME SUGGPESTED THAT
THE ELASTIC MODULUS AT A TIME TAU COULD BE EXPRESSED IN TERMS OF AN
EMPIRICAL EQUATION, ETAU E-QUALS A SUBO (I MINUS E PRIME NEGATIVEALPHA
TAU)t WHERE A SUBO AND ALPHA ARE COEFFS. RANGING FROM .3.7 TIMIES 10
PRIME3 TO 7.3 TIMES 10 PRIME3 MN MAGNITUDE OF M PRIME2 AND 0.022-0-035 G
PRIME NEGATIVEI, RESP. THUS, THE DEGREE OF HARDENING (SHRINKAGE) CAN BE
_DETD. FROM E SUBTAU. FACILITY; TEKHNOL. INST. KHOLOO. PROM.t
LENINGRAD, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

1/2 050 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE-FEATURES OF CRACK FORMATION IN SINGLE LAYER SHEETS FROM GLASS
FABRIC REINFORCED PLASTICS -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-GOLOMAN, A.YA.v SAVELYEVAt N.F.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-MEKH. POLIM. 1970, 6(1)9 178
DATE PUBLISHED - 70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-PLASTIC DEFORMATIONg GLASS FIBER, REINFORCED PLASTIC, CRACK
PROPAGATION, PHOTOGRAPHY
CCNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME--2000/0802 STEP NO--UR/0374/70/006/001/0178/OL78
z
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0124471
LifiLl-

212 050 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-APOL24471
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DEFORMATION AND CRACKING IN GLASS
FIBER REINFORCED PLASTICS (1) WERE STUDIED BY POLARIZED LIGHT UNIT
PHOTOGRAPHY. CRACKS WERE FORMED AT THE TRANSVERSE AND LONGITUDINAL YARN
CONTACT POINTS. THE BEHAVIOR OF STRAINED I DEPENDED ON THE
REINFCRCEMENT, E.G., INFLECTION POINTS ON THE STRESS STRAIN DIAGRAMS
WERE DUE TO AGGREGATE CRACKS ALONG THE WEFT. SECONDARY TINY CRACKS WERE
OBSO. BETWEEN FIBERS DUE TO A "RELEASED" TRANSVERSE YARN.
UNCLASS-IFIED

048 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSI'IG DATF--020CT70
TITLE--FAILUPE OF RI7 I U POLYAEi~ 61NDERS 00kING FL"JNi;, T1W, -Lj-
AUTH(jk-(02)-G-JL0MANv A.Y4., TkIViLl, M.S.
CUUNTRY CF lt4FO--USSR
Sf;-JRCE--XEKF. POLIM. 1970, 6(l), 177-8
UATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SU6JECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
TUPIC TAGS-PAYMER. 311NOEP, ELONGATION, POLYMER DEGRADATI'D%, EPqXY P;--Sl%.,
POLYESTER RESIN, GLASS FIBER, REINFORCED PLASTIC, DEFLIRMATION PATE,
o',ECHAVICAL STRESS, ELASTICITY
Co~JROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIFD
PROXY REEL/rRAME--1989/0809 STFP NCJ--UR/0374/70/00()/()01/0177/fil7~,,'
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107351
W-1-CLASS IFI'cD

2/2 048 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
CI.RC ACCESSION NO--AP0107351
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-()- -A:iSTRACT. THE flACROSC:l')PI: DF5KADATHN OF A
N3-. OF RIGIO EPOXY RESINS ( 1) AND POLYESTERS ( 11 ) (USED AS BINDERS Fc1p,
GLASS FIBER REINFORCED PLASTICS) WAS STUDIE .D OURI-.';G ELONGATION AT A
CONST. DEFORMATION RATE. THE DEGRADATION OF I AND 11 SAIPLES DEPENDED
ON THE DEFORMATION RATE. THE DATA OBTAINED CONFIRMED THE EXISTENCE DF 2
MAPKEDLY DIFFERENT DEGRADATION PATTERNS. THE ELASTIC, STRENGTHI AND
STRAIN' PROPERTIES OF I AND Il WERE DETD. THE DEGRADATION CALISINS STRESS
CAN BE APPROX. EVALUATED AS A FUNCTION OF THE DEFORMATION RATE FR:)M THE
MAXWELL EQUATION.
UNCLASSIFIED

-CT70
112 033 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSI',."' DATE-011~
TITLE--PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROCESSES IN A METAL P;'~LYMEK F~~ICT13'4 PAIR -u-
AUTHOR-(02)-KUTKOV, A.A., GOLDMAN, I.M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--MEKH. POLIM. 1970, 6(l), 176-7
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--PEROXIDE, FRICTION, POLYAMIDE RESIN, STEEL, CHE111CAL PEFAICTIOIN
MECHANISM, CAPRONE, CAPROLACTAM, CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, PIDLYkIER DESRAf)ATIO,.N
CONTRGL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY KLEL/FKAME--1989/0810 SrEP NG--OP,/0374/70/00~-,/O")1/0176/0177
GIRC ACCESISION NO--APO]073r)2
I
LIN L L A _'_' I F I E D

212 033 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSIN,3 DATE-0200T70
CK ACCISSIUN NO-AP0101352
ABSTRACT/EYTRACT-N) GP-0- MTRACT. A PROCCOURf- WAS
IDODOMIETRIC DETN. OF PER9XIDES FORMED DURING THZ FRICTION DF POLYAMIDES
(1) AGAINST STEEL. THE DEGREE OF DEGRADATION AND THE AIMT. OF PEROXIDES
FORMED WERE PROPORTIONAL TO THE STRESS APPLiED ON THE FRICTION PAIR.
THE REACTION MECHANISM OF STEEL WITH THE DEGRADATION PRODUCTS 3F I WAS
STUDIED BY EVALUATING THE POLARIZATION CURVES TAKEN IN H SUB2 SO SUB4
SOLNS. CONTG. KAPRON AND CAPROLACTAM AND IN AQ. H SU32 1) SUB2 SOLNS.
CUNTG. EPSILON CAPROLACTAM.
UNCL 4-S-S 1 F IfD

USSR UDC 621-791-93i669-017,li620.168.3
BYSTROV, V. A., Engineerl BYSTROV, A. V., Candidates of Technical Sciences,
Dneprodzerzbinskiy Industrial Institute Imeni 1q. 1. Arsenicbey; BURKSER, L. D.,
Eriineer, and GOL'DMAN, L. D., Engineer, Dneprovskiy Metallurgical Plant imeni
F. E. Dzerzhinskiy
"Electroslag Surfacing of Composites"
Moscowt Svarochnoye Proizvodstvo, No 2, Feb 74j Pp 14-15
Wwtl MuM 4N, pORM fm AMP W MOO 4 Q10WO6106
surfacing method which would zake it possible to Iticrease the w0ar reaf8tanca
of the surfaced metal by adding cast carbides and protecting them from dissolu-
tion, i.e., to produce a composite alloy by electroslag surfacing. The scheme
of the device used for electroslag surfacing is illustrated and data are
given on the microbardness of the surfacing metal and base metal after sur-
facing (1900-2600 and 580-760 kgf/mM2, respectively. No mention is made of
the materials used for the base metal and surfacing metal mterialGj but
It was stated that, from wear tests (gas-abrasive wear), a composite alloy
had been produced, Four figures, four bibliographic references,
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UDC 669.71.OS3.4
NI, L. P., SOLENKO, T. B. , BUNCHUK, L. V. , Kfl,~LYAPINA, 0. B.
"Oxides of Iron in the Production of Alumina"
Okisly Zheleza v Proizvodstve Glinozema [English Version Above], Alma-Ata,
Nauka Press, 1971, 136 pages. (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal IMetallur-
giya,No 3, 1972, Abstract No 3GI23K from the resume).
Translation: Literatuxe and experimental data are presented on tile investigation
of systems including the oxides of Fe, Na, Al, Si and Ca, under hydrothermal con-
ditions. The behavior of the oxides of Fe in hydrochemical processes of alumina
production is described in detail. The production methods, composition,and
structure of compounds containing Fe are presented. Particular attention is
given to the chemical compounds synthesized. 43 fi.gs; 29 tables; 392 biblio
refs.
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UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--17JUL7C
TITLjE--tVREN.A'LIt%, NCP4CFEN.-MN ANE' T14EIR PREDECES50"R EXCFETION MOPA A"10
00PAMIN) IN PATIENTS WITH MIGRAINE -U-
ALTHOR--GOLDVANt N.B.r MATLINAt E.SH., FETS, A.N.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SCURCE-ZHUPNAL NEVRCPLTCLCG([ I PSIKF14TRII, 1970t VCL 70, NR 2, PP
199-203
DATE FL8LISHEC------7C
SLBJECT AREAS--PICLCGICAL ANC PECICAL SCIENCES
TCPIC TtGS--HE,8CACFE, ADRENALINE, NCPACREN-ALINE, URINE
CCNTRCL MARKING--NO PESTRICTIONS
OCCLIVENT
CLASS--LNCLASSIFIEC
PRCXY REEL/FFtMF--1979/067O STEP NC--UR/C"146/'10/070/002/019S/C203
CIRC tCCESSlCN NC-APCC~7175
01%'CLASSIFIEC

............
Acc. Nr: Ref. Code: UR 0246
PRIMARY SOURCE: Zhurnal Nevropatologii i Psikhiatrii, 1970,
Vol 70, Nr 2, pp 19F--2e.;'3
ADRENALIN, NORADRENALIN AND THEIR PREDECESSOR
EXCRETION (DOPA AND DOPAJMIN) IN Pt-ITIENTS WITH MIGRAINE
0
N. B. Goldman, f. SAMatlina and A. N. Feis
The authors conducted an investigation of 25 D3tients with migraine, where they stu-
died the diurnal urine excretion (as well as in partial excretion of urine) of adrenaline, nor-
adrenalin, dopamin and dopa in the intercrises period, during crises, as well as during the
introduction of insulin. It was possible to show that in the intercrises period the excretion
of these substances did not disclose significant differences compared to normals. It was de-
monstrated that there was oniv a decrease in the noradrenalin-adrenalin excretion ratio. In
the period prior to a crisis there was a decrease in adrenalin excretion. In the crucial period
of the crisis adrenalin excretion rose significantly. In those cases where during the intro-
ductionof insulina migrainous attack ensued there wasan increased adrenalin excretion which
exceeded the changes seen in normals. The achieved results give grounds to assume that the
changed adrenalin content plays a certain role in the development of a migrainaUS 2ttack.
f/ REEL/FRAME
19790G70

USSR 1JDC 577.4
GOL'YMN., R. S.
"One proach to Diagnosis of Combinational Circuits"
Izv. Leningr. elektrotekhn. in-ta (Bulletin of Leningrad Electrical Enf;incering
Institute), 1972, vyp. 118, part 1, pp, 129-133 (from M.-i-Matematika, No 3,
Mar 73, Abstract NO 3V446 by I-al. MAILATIAN)
Translation: An algorithm is presented for construction of co"mplete dia~,nostic
tests for combinationall circuits. In the process of test constr-action an
analysis is made of groups of single faults, and siGnificant faults are found.

USSR
GOLTINLM, R. S.
"One Approach to the Diagnosis of Co-Mbination Syst-eris"
Izv. Leninar. Elektrotckhn. In-ta. [11orks of Leningrad InstitUtC Of E-leC-
0
tric Engineering], 1972, No 118, Part 1, pp 129-133 (Translated from
Referat:Lvny), ZhUrnal, Kibernetih-a, No 3, Moscow, 1973, Abstract No 3 V446
by hli. Madatyan).
Translation: An algorithm is presented for construction of 1*1111 diagnostic
tests for comibination systems. In the process of construction of the
tests, groups of individual defects are ~inalyzed and the significant.
defects are deteriiinc(l.

USSR
GOPMAN R S
UDC: S77.4
"Concerning One Approach to Troubleshooting Combinational
Circuitry"
V sb. Vychisl. sistemy (Computer Systems--collection of works)
vyp. 47, NovosiErsk, 1971, pp 103-116 (from RZh-Kibernetiha,
No 8, Aug 72, Abstract No 8V470)
(No abstract]
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KOVAL'NOROV, A. F., GOLDOBEEV, B. I.
"The tmalogy Factor in a Tube with Local Twisting of the Flow by Blade
Vortexers"
Tr. Kazan. Aviats. In-ta, [Works of Kazan Avaiation Institute], 1971, Vol
133, pp 37-41. (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Meklianika, No 1, 1972,
Abstract No IB864, by the authors).
Translation: The problem is studied of the corXectness of the Reynolds
analogy in a twisted flow of fluid in a channel. Experimental studies of
heat emission and hydralic resistance-in the tube are performed with blade
vortexers with various twisting angles at the entrance to the tube. The
results of the studies show that the hydrodynamic theory of heat exchange
gives artificially high results in comparison to the experimental values of
heat transfer coefficients throughout the range of Reynolds numbers studied.
5 biblio refs.

1/2 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--METHODS OF PROGRAMMATIC IRRAWATION OF MALIGNANT TWORS IN MOBILE
TECHNIQUES OF TELEGAMMETHERAPY -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-YERMAKOV, V.I., VIDENSKIY, V.G., MARDYNSKIY, YU.S.,
GOLDOBEN _,.-%
cb;~~~~6SSR
SOURCE--,MEDITSINSKAYA RADIOLOGIYA, 1970, VOL 15v NR 5, PP 77-80
DATE PU13LISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--GAMMA IRRADIATION, RADIATION BIOLOGIC EFFEcr, TUMOR, MEDICAL
APPARATUS
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY PEEL/FRAME--1997/1961 SrEP tlO--UR/0241/'10/015/005/0077/0030
CIRC ACCESSION N0--AP0120004
UNC. I- Ai i: I i_ D

2/2 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DAT;-7--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APO120604
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE POSSIBLE WAYS OF rjpTpilZATION
OF CONDITIONS OF IRRADATION OF MALIGNIANT TUMORS W[Tit MOCBILE TECHNIQUES
OF TELEGAMMATHERAPY INVOLVING THE USE OF A TRACING SYSTEM ARE DrolrCUSSE0.
THE ELABORATION OF SUCH A SYSTEIM IS BASED ON THE USE OF THE EFFECT OF
SEPARATE PARAMETERS (ROTATION, SOURCE RATE, SOURCE FOCUS D-ISTANCE,
DIMENSIONS OF THE AXIAL FIELD) ON THE FORMATION OF THE DOSE Fl:-::LD. IT
IS EXPECTED THAT SUCH A SYSTEM WOULD MAKE IT POSSIBLE TO ACHIEVE AN
OPTIMAL RATIO BETWEEN THE DOSE IN THE TUMOR AND THE DOSE OF 101OLEBODY
IRRADIATION OF THE PATIENT. FACILITY: INSTITUT MEDITSfNSKOY
RADIOLOGII-AMN SSSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

1jSSF-11
536-21,
SY,C=I-T, V. K. ) DMI1.7,LE , 1-1. S end KT1,11SAI-1011, Y"'. A.
"InvestiEation of Heat Transfer "'ith -Flow T%vou~7h
Kazan', Tr. Kazan, Aviats. In-tv- (11orks of Mvari' Aviati-or,
Institi-11e), 1-N.1o 133, 1971, pp 62-71 (fron, Referativriyy Zhkirnal-
Aviatsionnyye i Raketnvye Dvigateli, No Z, Feb 72, Abstract
No 2. 3-4. ]16)
Translation: The results of the practical application of the oradit,-il,
method to the inveslio;-ition of heat zransfer nuar ~ p(-r(~i-s vvi!ll ~irc
presented. Direct n-ica s tire me nts of the ternpera-Lure distributic-ii
through the thickness of the wall made out of wirc, roo"Al s(!rvi-- ;1..'4
a basis for thf- heat flh*. to thc surfa-ce, (if th(-~ %vall owl
the heat transfer coelficient With th(~-. flov,, of gas throu.gh the 41all.
The wire ni,~,sh packag(-- Lrid the test setup are duscribed. The
of tests for flow -%.,.,jthcjt,.L vortex arree with knoxvn da,ta. Sonic
ev-p(!rxrr,c:ntaJ (1;,-t;, rm hu,-.0. trarr3fc:r vAth vortftx flo%%
obtained. 6 illu:5traLiCmS. I?-
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USSR UDC: 621-375.82
GOIDOB-I'L-A. S. and LI"ILMS)OV, A. I.
"Some AnplicaLions of Lasers in th;~, 3tudy of the E'lectrical
Stabilily of Solid Dielectrics"
Tomsk, V sb. Tekhn. v,,,,-sokikh naprvnzh. (Hi-h-VoItaCe Techniques-
coll-ection of work-s) T"oosk University, 19731, pp 110-111 (from. R21h-
Fizika, No 7, 1973, Abstract No 7D1087)
Translation: The authors explain the methods and examine the results of
an investiEatioi~ into the electrical stability of solid die-lectrics
by photographic means. To illuminate the- specimens, a rubj- "Laser
operating in the monopulse mode (50 N~07 of po,.,;er, duration of
.ns) and in free oscillation (enerey of 10 , duration of 600 pLs)
is synchronous with a source of hiCh-voltv.-e pulses. The processe-_
of electrical breakdown ere recorded with the 121-7 microscope and
a fast photographic recorder SPR-11. The hiCh re~joiving power ane.
sharpness of photomicrographs obtained by the use of a luser as an
i1lumination oource as compared to ord-inary lifrht sources were
noted. Ihe need i.,, demon2trated for studyint. th,~- eff'Lct of
radiatioti on ciectrical puncturing oT a dielectric. The prosv_'cts
of using holographic met_;Gids for studyinE. th~_- electrical
-_ j
of dielectrics are also noted. Bibiiography cf three. K. C1. i.
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USSR
UD"': 621.'2515.592
GOLDO~ ~-T' j., ij ISL:V, D., iAPI"13KAYA, ~'. A.,
z~jMUMV, A. 0. HI-TLIN, A SOLOME.OV r A
and SIHILDYAfTV, V. j.
"Quantum-Gpt-ical Int._,Ernted Circuits of GaAs"
Leningrad, 2izika i tekhnika polu,.)rOvodniIKov, Vol. 5, No. 1, 1971,
'170
p L --L
Abstract- Tiiis brief co,.-xiunicatiun offers compact information on
M
cuantur-n-o-itical lo-ic circuits usinC, intet'.-rated compon-nts,
'6ased on T-h,- stability cl* multi-coupled semiconductor lasers.
PhotograDhs ol'~ ouch Laser mcdules are shown; th--se have el.,_.ctron-
hole juncticns formt:.d by the dif-fusion method, and are made in the
.Lory, o~L mesa structures consistim, of injector sections with etched
dividers 50 microns wide an,-' about 5 microns deep, winch isolate
r-_~gions c~ nonuniform i:ijjeczion a transfer rdsistance of about
15 ohms. The rodu-l es contain Dhotoeleciric converters, in I.ee
X-orm of .a.As photcdiodes, which transform optical pulses into elec-
trical ouls,;s -With amplitudes of thu- order of C.5 volts across a
load of ~)O ohms. ,*tction oi.' the modules is explained. ~Phe author
hio trrati-!.ude to M. 2. StollmakdL-

A / 2 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
TITLE-POLYURETHANES -U-
AUTKQR-(04)-MAR(;HENKOt G.N.r GULDOBINt S.F., GGRBUNOVA, N.N., (;HELYSHEV,
A.A.
~CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SUURCE-USSR 264,6E8
-REFF:RENCE-GTKKYTIYA, lZllBPET.r PRO11-1. OBRAZTSYt TOVARNYE LNAKI 1970,
DATE PUBLISHED--03MAR70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-POLYURETHANE RESIN, CHEMICAL PATENT, ORGANo,'lEfCURY PoUND,
CATALYST, ORGANIC SYNTHESIS, ORGANIC ISOCYANATE
CCNTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3002/1467 STEP NO--UR/0482/70/000/000/0000/0000
CIRC ACLESSILIN NO-AA0128666
UNCLASSIFIEO

2/2 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCIESSICN NO--AA0128866
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. POLYURETHANES
REACTING HYDROXY CONTG. COMPDS. AND POLYISOCYANATES
ORGANOMETALLIC CATALYSTS. CATALYSTS USED ARE ALKYL
OERIVS. OF INORG. OR CARBOXYLIC ACIDSt RHGX OR RHGO
WHERE R IS A HYORCCARBON GROUP, X IS HALOGENt AND R
CARBOXYLIC ACID RESIDUE CGNTG. 1-18 C ATOMS.
ARE PREPD. BY
IN THE PRESENCE OF
OR ARYL MERCURY
SUB2 CR PRIMEI,
PRIMEI IS A
UNCLASS If I EO

Radar
USSR uDc : 621. 3c)6 . 96i
KAGA-N, V. G. , IMU-31-i-AT, T . S. ,(30 LID 0 B I:tV .-7.
"Informational Ev--luation of Radiatechnical Systems in AccountinE for Frobabi-listic
Characteristics"
Tr. Novosib. elektrote4hn. in-ta (Works of the Nlovosibirsk E*;Iectrical. Z'nrineel-Ing
Institute), 1970, vYp- 2,, kn. 1, pp 48-57 (from RZh-Radiotekhnik-a, "."o U6, Jun TDI
Abstract 1,o 60)
Translation: The authors introduce the concept of in-
f - formativeness for
'the correspondence between the assumed axid true coordinates of the tar,7~eL dn a radar
detection and tracking system. An informativeness formula i:; in *-,-i-mu rff the
probability of detecting a sijZnall against a background of noise, Lhe probability of
a false alarm, the proba:bility of determning the target range with a Civen ac-
curacy, and the probability of determining the angular coordanazzass With a
accuracy. it-, view of the complexity of the resultant expreii-sions,
must be --Pde with the use of apDroximations or an appropriate computational aigo-
rithm. BibliograDhy of four titles. A. M.
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USSR
uDc 669.2:541.18
IASKORIN, B. N., GOLDOBINA, V. A., and KOPANEV, A. M.
"Sorption of Nonferrous Metal and Iron Ions by Inorganic Titanium-Base Ion-
Exchange Resins"
Moscow, Tsvetnyye MSetal_ly, No 1, Jan 73, pp 22-24
Abstract: Results are reported on studies of the sorption of several non-
ferrous metal and iron ions by titanium phosphate Ti-F and a hydrated titanium.
dioxide Ti-OH. Tests were conducted under static conditions at 20+20C. and
the ratio of ion-exchange resin (g) to solution (ml) was 1:500- Contact time
(24 hours) was adequate --;'Or establishing equilibrium. Sorption o: all the
investigated Prietals on the sorbents Ti-P and Ti-OH from sulfate solutions at
lov,pH values, with tile exception of trivalent iron cations, were insignificant,
but sorption grew with increased solution pH a d was especPlly sharp for Cu2+
and Zn2:~. 7he maxiurui, capacity for cations Fe~", CU2+, Zn + Co?+, and Ni 2+
during sorption from sulfate solutions was achieved at -vH vaiues of the solu-
tions close -60 the pH at the start of precipitation of the corresponain.G
hydroxides. It was found that the sorptability series of elements in sulfate
solutions was the same az for Ti-P and T-i-Off and almost coincident with the
solubility series of the hydrates of these same elements (in the order of
increasing solubility), 3 figures.
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USSR
uDc 615-214.o65:617-7:6i7-7-02:615-214
GOLIDOVSKAYA 1. L.Y Candidate of Medical Science, Institute of Psychiatry,
-A-c-aremy 'or 114e -Sciences USSR) MOSCOW
"Eye Complications Induced by Psychotropic Compounds"
Moscow, Vestnik Oftallnologii, No 6, Nov/Dec 70, pp 54-57
Abstract- Drugs used in the treatment of patiento with various psychoses (e.g.,
schizophrenia, manic-depressive psychoses, and vascular diseases of the cerebrum
with psychotic manifestat4ons) were studied to determine their effect on the
eyes. The ophthalmologic examinations, administered included ophthalmoscopy
and a study of all of the visual functions. The drugs used were divided into
four groups. The first group included aminazin. The drug was given to patients
in doses Of 300-900 mg per 24 hours for various periods of tine. No lesions of
the retim or optic nerve were found, although pigmentation of cornea and
crystalline lens developed. The second group included thioridazine (mellaril).
In therapeutic doses of 400 mg per 24 hours, it produced no side effects on the
eyes. In doses of 800 mg or over retinapathy developed. The third group
included iprazid, niamid, and other antidepressants. Their use is contraindicated.
The fourth group comprised amitriptyline derivative and other antidepressants.
No serious side effects on the eyes were noted with these drugs, although two
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USSR
GOLIDOVSKAYA, I. L., Vestnik Oftallmologii, No 6, Nov/Dec 70, PP 54-57
1
cases of vascular spasm in the visual pathway were observed. Case histories are
presented of two patients treated with amitriptyline derivatives, one with
depression due to circulatory disorders and the other with depression on a back-
ground of hypertension. The need is stressed for further study of complications
associated with psychopharmacological preparations.
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1/2 035 UNCLASSIFIEO PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
TITLE-OPHTHALMOLOGICAL STUDIES OF PATIENTS RECEIVING PSYCHOTROPIC
PREPARATIONS -U-
AUTHOR-GULUOVSKAYAt I.L.
COUNTRY OF INFU--USSR
SOURCE-ZHURNAL NEVRUPATOLOGII I PSIKHIATRII 114ENI S. S. KORSAKOVAt 19701
VOL 70t Nk 5, PP 759-762
OATE PUBLISHED--70
.SUbJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-PSYCHOPHARMACOLUGY, DRUG EFFECT, OPHTHALMOLOGY, VISUAL DEFECT,
BIOLOGIC PIGMENT, VISUAL ACUITY# COLOH PERCEPTION
Cal'iTkCL MARKING--NO RESFRICTIGNS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FkAME-1994/1129 STEP NU--UR/OZ46/70!07"j-/n,05/0759/J762
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0115148
tiric I. Ass IF I ED

2/2 035 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSIING DATE--09OCT7C
CIRC 'ACCESSIGN NU-111P0115148
A6STP.ACT/'EXT,,-~Ai.T'--(U) GP-0- AJSTkACT. THE AUTHJP. C0.%VENED AN
OPHTHALMC;LUuiCAL STUDY OF 3000 PATIENTS RECEIVING DIFFL~,;ENI* f'SYCiALj-(R0C'IC
PREPARATIbl"41S. COMPLICATIONS OF THE VISUAL ORGANS WERE SEt-N IN ON;LY 7
PAT[E-INTS (0.23PEkCENI). ilN I CASE THERE WAS AN AMIN'Alfl,E
Gi- THE LENS WHICH OIL) NUT, HOwEVER, AFFECT THE VISUAL Fu.%a-.TlON. ON E
P4TIENT DURING AMINAZINE TREATMENT DISPLAYEO A DIMNESS IN THE 'AN; F E R.1 01",
CAPSULE OF THE LENS (ul"" THE BASIS OF UVEITIS EN'CUUNT(':,~-~-D T'117 P.-,sr).
DURING TkEAT111ENT WITH ANTIDEPt~ESSIVE DRUGS, 3 PATIENTS -%'ECEIVIN~r NAG
INHI-614TURS HAD A CHANGED COLOUR PERCEPTION AND A TEMPORAL HEMIANOPSIA TO
GREEN COLOURS (1 CASE). THERE WAS ALSO A CONCENTRIC NARROWNESS UF THE
VISULA FIELD TO RED AND GREEN CULOURS (2 CASES). IN 2 PATIENTS TREATED
BY AMYTRIPTILINE THERE WAS AN ACUTE DISORDER OF S[GHT iti DECREASE IN THE
ACUITY OF SIGHT, A NARROWNESS UF THE VISUAL FIELD., ETC~), RELATED TO A
VASCULAR SPASIA OF THE VISUAL TRACT. THE AUTH0i4 UNOERLINES THE PRACTICAL
SIGNIFICANCE OF COMPLICATIONS 6ROUGHT ON BY ANTIDEPRESSIVE DRUGS. ALL
COMLICATIONS IN EARLY DETECTION AND TREATMENT ARE REVERSIBLE. ALL
PATIENTS RECEIVING PSYCHOTROPIC PREPARATIONS SHOULD HAVE A REGULAR
CHECK UP. FACILITY: INSTITUT PSIKHIATRII AMN
SSSRI MOSCOW.
U jN'k-. L A S S I f 1 L 0

USSR
UDC: 536.46
GOLTSFILEGER, U. 1. , BARZYKIN, V. V. , MERZI]ANOV, A. G. , Moscu...,
"Mechanism and Regularities of Ignition of Condensed Systems By a Disperse Floi.,"I
Novosibirsk, Fizika Goreniya i Vzryva, No 3, 1971, pp 31-9-332
Abstract: This work is dedicated to investigation of the process of igni.tion of
condensed substances under complex heat exchalige Conditions - ig)-iition of tile
substance by a disperse flow (gas-solid particIcs) . New expeTimental (Inta are
used and quantitative processing of the regula-rities establish,--tl is pcrformed ())i
the basis of the simplest model of' Sol-id phasc igidtion. The pjoces!; of igniti0ii
of nitrocellulose, polyvinyl nitrate and other explosives I)y a dispeTsc Stream
is studied. The characteristics of the strcam and softening p(.)irit of flic,
are found to influence the nature of the process significantly. Ali appro,imLite
theoretical model of the process.is supgested. The restilts of numerical an,,Aysi~;
based on this model agree well with experimental data.
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112 046 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT?O
TITLE--IGNITION OF CONDENSED SUBSTANCES BY A DISPERSED FLOW -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-BARLYKIN, V.V., GOLOSHLEGERs U.I., MERZHANUVI A.G.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--DOKL. AKAD. NAUK SSSR 1970, 191(1)r 111-1.4
OATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SU8JECT AREAS--ORDNANCEr PROPULSION AND FUELS
TOPIC TAGS--NITROCELLULOSEt IGNITION LAG, POROSETY, EXPLOSIVEt HENT
TRANSFER RATE, POLYVINYL NITRATE
CONTPOL ~'-'IARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/2128 STEP NO--UR/0020/70/lgt/001/0111/OIL't-
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0127497
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 046 . UsNICLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--23,)CT70
CIRC ACCESSION N-*'j--AT0127497
A13STRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. NITROCELLULOSE OR POLY (VINYL
NITRATE) TABLETS WERE INJECTED INTO A STREAM OF AIR, MCVING AT 1-3 M.-SEC
A!'10 CARRYING ALUMINOSILICATE (1) P4RTICLES 60-300 MU IN DIAM. THE TIME
(T) REQUIRED BY THESE EXPLOSIVES TJ IGNITE WAS DETO. THE TEMP. OF THE
GAS SOLID STr~EAM VAPIED FROM 250 TO 650DEG.REES. THE CHANGES IN T
DEPENDED ON THE HEAT TRANSFER RArES BETWEEN THE EXPLOSIVES AND THE
S T RE AMI .THIS IN TURN DEPENDED ON THE SURFACE POROSITY ANU SOFTNESS OF
THE EX?LOSIVES WHICH COULD CAPTURE I PARTICLES AND THUS INICkEASE THE
HEAT TRANSFER RATE. FACILITYz LNST. KHrM. FfZ., 110SCOWt USSR.
r I_ S S I F I ED

U SSR
GOWDS-rUIDT, I.A.
UDC 621.~82.C,-21-
IlImprovement Of TechnoloL-y And Automt3tion CLI Di--cnsiontil InEnecticn In 7ae
je T ' * - ~~J[
Basis Of A Classification Of The Hements Of Electron Indiiotry ;-rodlic.-
Elektron. tlekhniha. !-.nuci-nc--teI:hn.v-b. i 9'-andnrti,~ ('Ele c 'Iron ic
Technolo,o,y. Scienti-f'--c-Techricnl Collection. Ccntrol And S'~.-:ndarizat.-icn),
1970, ISGUe 2, DD 7-12 (from
_ye
1971, Abstract ,.To 4B411)
Translation: The results ire presented of an analyuiv of the requ-irements on
the size, tolerances, outside diameter, and zeometrical form of ti-.e ele:nent3
of electronic technology prod'ucts. An overaii clazsif'.Loation of the e1e;nents c.1'
electronic devices is Drooosed and en accoLint is j-iven of tll'la nrinef-Dies of its
construction. The recessity is shc-,;n for crevt-icn cn the basi-- of th-e -rcpcf:e--'
r 0
class ification of t;,e basic desicns o~' auluc=i'Lic and 9e.-.-.iau'LoLn'LIiC f r
inspection. 1 rOf. SUmmary.
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USSR UDC 620.17
COL'DS[fl-IIDT, 114. G. , KALABUKOV, N. 1.
"Device for fligh-Speed Testing of Materials"
Dokl. IV Nauch.-tekhn, konf. Teklin. progress v mashinost.r. (FIeport of the 4th
Scientific ana Tectinical Conference. technical Progress in Nachine Yuildin~~),
Tomsk, 1972, pp 173-175 (from RZIl-IMekhanika, No 6, Jun 73, Abstract No 6VIIF,4)
Translation: A description is presented of the schematic and tile operation o',
a device for high-speed compressive testing of materials. The (I`f--~vice makes it
possible to record the process in the given stages of deforulation using Liesr-~~ari~g
rings of different thickness. The effect of the device is based on the fact
that the striker of the moving element of the unit is held during tile operating
process by a sunk key which is sheared when the given degree of deformation is
reached. The defornacion rate remains constant in practice for correspondinf,~
selection of the key parameters. Tile schematic of the device can I),-- used to
build a unit for not only compressive testing but also tensile testing.
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112 041 UNCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSIiNIG DArF.__Cn,,)rT70
TITLE--THEAVOGRAPHIC STUDY IN THE DIAGNOSIS
OF SOME INJURIES AND DISCASLS
OF THE ~&IGHTBEARING LOCOMUfOR APPARATUR -U-
AUTH0fK-t02)-GUL0S.HTEYN, A.B., VYKHIJVSKAYA, A.G. i0,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SUURCE--0RTOPEJIYAv TRAVMATtjLljl'jIYA I PROTEZIROVAINIYE, 1970, 3, PP 46-49
DATE PUBLISHED-----70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--T)iEkHOGRAPflIC ANALYSIS, MAN, SKIN EFFECT, [a RADIATION,
MUSCULOSKELEFAL DISEASEr INJUR~i DIAGiNOSTIC Pl.EfHODS/(U)TEPLOVISOR IR
RADIGIMETER
CONTROL PlARKIiNG-NO RESTRICTIONS
DUCUHENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PRUXY RELL/FRAME--L983/14310 STEP tlO--UIZ/")lL*:1/70/000/003/004f)/01-)-'tg
clizL

212 04L UNiCL9'kSS I FIED 1) R 0 G i: IS S I N G DA T F - -0, 1? 1-1, C T 7 0
11-ERC ACCE-SSION
A.JSTRACI/F-XTkACT--f ill) G?-0- A3 S f -'A c rT~,'E PMl,;r-IPLE Oi:
BASED ON DISTAriCEP NOW CW'JACTING DEJE-RMI'NATIGN oF rc-',-!PE-RATURE OF r-,11-
SKINI A~',40 UNDERLYING -fIssUtS. WITH AID UF HWIE INFPA RED SCANNI;14G
RADIOMETEk "TEPLUVIS0tj,:, A SERIES OF 112 i-1ATIEINT'S WITH INJURIE.s AIN!1)
DISEASES GF THE LOCU.NUTOR APPARATUS HAVIL BEEN
INVESTIGATED. A IMARKED EXC---SS UF SKIN TEMPERATURE RADIIAF101~)
,,;AS NLjTED UVL~~ THE INJUR'co mF~rt; :,i OF THL f~W%K J~~ X 1M1 I r Y 1 N
C 0 kel P A R I S 0 N -A 11 T H T H U 4% 0 k M,'A L S Y;-', A E T R' I C 0 IN E S .THESE FINDINGS ARE
INDICATIVE OF THE UIAGNOSTIC EFFICIE,',ICY OF THEkMOGRAPHY. THE
DISTINiCTIVE FEATURES OF THE NEW '-IETHOD ARE ITS VISUAL IZABILI TY AND
OBJECTIVITY WHICH ARE: AN EVIDENCE OF TIS PRACTICAL VALUE. THE A0VAN[AGEi
OF THERMLIGRAPHY IS THE POSSIBILITY OF IMMEDIATE IINFORMAI-10i'l, MULTIPLE
APPLICATIOr..,, COMPLETE SECUIR-ITY OF INVESTIGATICN. AT r~~iE SA:',~ TIME, T14E
THERMOGRAPHIG STUOY REQUIRES) AIN UBLIGA'TORY CLItt'ICORiJF--Iq-)-GEt4OGqAPHIC
U IN G L A S', -1-E- D
'If

Z'~ \,I Rf. Cod.-
Acc N r
A df(i's '_ -
(;SG Abstracting Service: -UR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustratedq Section III Mechanical and General,
~1,k 243646 ROAD SP~F ts one bin wall
Derwent, 0 - 4pER UHICLE has i
hinged t& the 11fter linkage and fitted with
a bladed spreader screw. The metering rotor (11) is
fitted with an inside shaft (14) carrying disbalancers
(15). To spread coverings on road surfaces etc., the
vehicle is placed on the road and a gate opened enough
to allow the requisite amount of gravel or rubble out.
The vehicle is started and with it the rotor and its
disbalancer shaft, and finally the spreader screw. To
fill the bin, the wall is simply lowered horizontal,
turning round the hinge. The screw evenly spreads the
gravel along the shaft. In work, the rotor turns so
that its speed vector coincides at its zenith with the
direction the vehicle is moving. The gravel is sprink-
led out between the gate and rotor blading. The shaft
and disbalancers vibrates the rotor to case friction
loading and ensure that the gravel does not stick. Bear-
ings (9) are connected to the frame through shock absor-
bers (10) to prevent vibrations reaching the vehicle
bodv. jacks raise or lower the wheels, rotation being
passed from the track rollers through connecting shafts
to the extensible wheels.
REEL/FRANE
19.900402

kAO108686-
22.3.68 as 1228371/29-14 LERMAN, A.P. et al. Ministry
of Transport Construction Design Office USSR (29.9.69)
Bul. 17/14.5.69. Class 19c, Int. Cl. E Olc.
3,9900403

AA0108686-
AUTHORS: Lerman, A. P.; Syrkiri, Yu. N.; Gol'dshteyn,_ A._Yu.;
Veytsman., M. I.
Proyektno-Konstruktorskoye Byuro Glavstroymekhanizatsii
Ministerstva.Transportnogo.,Stroitel'stva SSSR
19,900404

-1/2 ~013 Llt4CL ASS[ F I ED PADCESSING DATE-131NOV70
TITLE--PkUWCTlfj',"4 OF GILS BY HYDRCCR.ACKIING A VACUUM DISTILLATE OF
AkLANISKII PETRULEUM -U-
AUTHOR- (05)-L I POVSKAY A y K.S.v GULDSHTEYN, D.L.r iWGOV, S.P., PEk2ZHIGINA,
~:__I.YA., AGAFQNOVr A.V.
COUNTRY OF LIIFO--USSP
SOURCE--,%4EFTEPE--.ER-A6. NEFTIEKHIM. (1410SCOW) 1970, (5)t 45
DATE PUBLISHF0 ------- 70
SUBJECT AIRECAS--MArFRIALS, EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--LU8ql(-,ATl.,f,; UIL, PETROLEUM HYDPOCRACKING, PFTl-;OL~---0M DEPOSIT,
CHEMICAL PGTROLEUM OEs4AXINGP VACUUM DISTILLAFIGN
CONTROL MARKING-NO r-I.ESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSfFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3005/1961 STEP 1'110--UR /0318/70 /000 /004 5 /0045
C[RC ACCESSION NO-AP0133805
u-NCLASSir'l~c's")

2/2 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-- I 3NOV7 0
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0133805
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M 'P-0- A6STRACT. THE TITLE DISTILLAI-E, HIGH IN S
AND BLTdMIiM0US ASPHALTIC COAPOS., WAS HYDROCRACKED IN I STEP AT 100 ATM,
425DEGREESt AND i L. STOCK-L. CATALYST-HR, YIELDING A HEAVY Fr'.ACTIO-'%l 13.
LARGER THAN 350DEGREES, WITH S 0.067 N 0.03t AND COKE O.IPEkCENT, tililCH
WAS VACUUM DISTU. TO 01"5TAIN FRACTIUNS WHICH WERE DE-oIAXED AND HYDKOFINEU
TO YIELD L9W VISCOSITY AND AUTOMOBILE OILS. THE LAI-TEP, HAD visculsiry
I
IDEX -iD 0.03PERCENT S.
j% 100 At
UNC L A S SIT I E

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Acn. Nr: tIP0044021' Ref. Code: UR 0240
PRIMARY SOURCE: Gigiyena i Sanitariya, 1970, Nr 2, pp
PRINCIPLES UNDERLYING HYGIENIC EVALUATION
OF SURFACE DEACTIVATION METHODS
Gorodinskiy, S. M.; Goldshteyn, D.-,S.; Fadeyev, F. ye.
Hygienid evaluation of methods employed in surface deactivation sould include: as-
WMment of the given method's efficiency in removing radioactive contaiminants; appraisal
of the radiation situation and of its changes in the course of deictivation work; an inquiry
Into the influence exerted by the deactivation procedure used on hygienic properties of th'e
surface materials; Toxico-hygienic assessment of the substan:-es, solutions and equipment
employed; appreciation of the microclimate prevalent at the time of deactivation work, and
aW means available for the removal of the developing radioactive waste. The listed above
elements in the hygienic evaluation of surface deactivation procedures are discussed in detail.
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AP0048938 CHFMICAL ABST.
104671r Thermodynamics of reactions for the ton f
,Fation o
rA + D ,4 A.D-type molecular compounds. GoNsliteln. 1. P.:
Gur'vatiova, E. N., Slicherbakova, E. S. (U'.SSRT_7__h._ Offhch.
K;iiy?;. 1970, 4011), 183-91 (Russ). TT_~_ihermodynamic param-
eters; of AH, AS. and AG were detd. for the series of complexes
formed by SnCI4. SnBr4, TiBr4, and GaC6 with such substances
as 'MeCN, (CH!OBu):, (CH2CFI,,OEt)j, (CH20--Bu)2, Cl-[,.~(CI12-
SBu)2, (CH!CH:SBu~.,, PhCN, CH.:CHCN, EtCN-, bu'O'
(CsHi-,)zO, Pr2S, Bu-S, (C71711,OtS, and EtjN, as well as a wide se
lection of aliphatic esters, sulfides, phosphines and ethers in their
complexes with 12, BFI, BC13, McsB; also included were com-
plexes formed by Ph~SO, Et:\., and pyridine with PhOll,
p-niethoxy and Pn-lAe analogs, as well as isoincric Cl linalogs and
XOjanalogs. A linear relation exists between enthalpy of such
complex formation and the entropy value. In case of some 81
such complexes this relation is general for donor-acceptor com-
plexes. The linear relation between AH and AS is based prin-
cipally on change in the internal degrees of freedom in the process
of complex formation. 6. M. Kosolapoff
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USSR uDc: 621.372.8(02)
GOL'DSIITEYN, L. D., ZERNOV, N. V.
"Electromagnetic Fields and Waves. Second Revised and Enlarged Edition"
Elektromagnitny,ye polya i volny. Izd. 2-ye, -oererabot. i doD. (cf. English
above), Mfoscow, "Sov. radio", 1971, 662 pp, ill. 2 r. 25 k. (from RZh-
-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6B132 K)
Translation: The book presents the fundamentals of electromagnetic field
theory. Principal attention is devoted to rapidly alternating fields and
to analysis of the properties of radio elements whose theoi-
y is based on
equations of electrodymm-nics (for instance waveguides, cavity resonators,
etc.). Consideration is also given to the problems of interaction between
an electromagnetic field and matter, which make up the theoretical basis
of quantum electronics.
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Instrumentation and Equipment
USSR UDC 669.183:621.746.75
KOZLOV, G. S., BLIZNYUKOV, S. A., YAVOYSKIY, V. I, and
USHKOVA, A. N., Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys
"The Use of an Emission Microscope for the Investigation of Micrometallurgical
Processes"
Moscow, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy - Chernaya Metallurgiya, No 1-1,
1970, pp 44-49
Abstract: The use of the EF-6 emission microscope for the investigation of new
phase formations in the crystallization process of metals is described. The
EF-6 provides three types of reaction an the test piece: thermo-electron
emission with heating up to 2500*C, controlled primary electron beam action
up to 15 kev, and primary ion flux action of various gases with a disruption
voltage of 20 kev. The EF-6 was used for studying the behavior of nonmetallic
inclusions at the moment of their generation in the steel recrystallization
process in the system Fe-O and in the system Fe-O with deoxidation of non-
metallic inclusions in the meltidg-crystallization cycles. The temperature
dependence of the wetting of Fe-Si-Mn-O alloys by manganese and iron silicates
is demonstrated.
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districts of the city and, at the twnc time, offprs rotirtil tat iovw ; th~
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UDC: 539.S
Stennik, V. I., Kislitsyn, V. P., Kliarlov
Balter, M. A., G
"Brittle Rupture Resistance of 11igh-strength Steels in Various Structui-al States"
Kiev, Problemy Proclinosty, No 4, Apr 72, pp 76-80.
Abstract: The influence of composition, structure and neclilnical properties of
structural steels on brittle rupture resistance during testing of notched specimens
and specinens w-ith preliminarily applied cracks in static bending is studied. It
is shown that the method of testing by static bendi.n.- of specimens %-.-ith a crack is
quite sensitive for evalluation of the brittle strength of Iiigli-strongtil steels in
various structural states.
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USSR cb.) " --. UDC 576.651:582.288
MIKHAYLOVA, Ye. K. and GOL'DSHTEYN, L. Ye. , Institute of Botany, Academy of
Sciences Uzbek SSR
"The Antagonistic Effect of Bacteria isolated From Soil of Rice Fields on the
Agent of Verticillium Wilt of Cotton"
Tashkent, Uzbekskiy Biologicheskiy Zhurnal, No 3, 1970, pp 57-58
Abstract: Study of epiphytic nicrof-lora in rice fields showed that sor-,e of these
bacteria exhibited antibiotic and lytic properties toward Verticiiliurii dahliae
when tested by the grass plot method an Chapek media and wort agar. Of 75 ri.ce-
field soil bacteria isolated, 29 have biologically active agents; 11 of these
exhibited strong antagonistic properties toward tile agent of cotton wilt, More
antagonists to V. dahliae were from the genus Bacillus (five species), and a
smaller number from Bacterium (three species), Pseudomonas (two species), and
Micrococcus (one species). The strongest antibiotic properties were noted in
Bacterium alcaliarommaticum, Pseudomonas pellucidula, Bacillus oiigonitrophilus,
and Bacterium sullfureum. The mosr promising epiphytic microrlora for use In
controlling cotton wilt included Micrococcus cirrhiformis and Pseudomonas my-
cophaga, which show lytic activity with respect to V. dahliae.
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!JSSR UDC 669-15'7:669-15--194-56
GOLIDSHTEYhT, DENISOVA,- I. K.t ZA~MAROVI V. N., and
KOPY-L-OVA, V. A., Ural Polyteclmic Institute imeni S. 11. Kirov
"Change of the Fine Structure of Heat-Resistant Au.-tenitic
Steel During Aging"
Sverdlovskv Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 36, No 4,
Oct 73, pp 742-746
Abstract: An experimental study was made of fine structure
changes of three melts (I - containing Talo, V, and Nb, . .
2 - not containing L-Lo and Nbj and 3 - not containin - I.Io, V,
and Nb) of =481 austenitic heat-resistant steel in the -pro-
cess of aging. The results are discussed by reference to dia-
ams shox,,ring the changes in width of the interferential line
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