SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GOLUBEV, V.S. - GOLUBKOV, K.N.

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to ~ittain nisre efficient trat=issiun of ent rgl to the i ield tit
It t 11 CYj)k':, I V%'S lad Lorrent induct ive st or.tge syste.-s .
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the casu ul tht-rmuntic tear experinents 1,Cvnpres5ion of douterium plasn"j in
a nognutic field). the characteristic t;-.c of adiat,.atic compression is
dclormi,wd 1,.y a ~clucity of -10' cm/~~cc, -!;ilh, finallY. requires a very
long magtoLi~ field 18).
51. Desclilition of Apparatus
litV ol'j'aratl.l~ Nr storing and coriverzing energy (I~igurv 1) consists
of steel Ittidy 5, which houses support grate 3 and steel diaphragm 2,
install,d tm it. In tile cavity bct.e~n zlit~ diaphrogm .'Till the bvj~ is gas
(H. or lit-I uiulcr a pressure of 1.000-2.iI-C atn.
'the dt~sphragm is a thin-wall steel c~Zlrdcr ~itlj a %all thi6aie,,s
of the ottler tit' I mm, which is necest,itated b~ the need for ra;-ld and
syachronuo.n opening of all parts of the diaphragm (Q).
-lay,ni-lic diaphragm rupture systr~ 4 consists of six titrri~
wt,tind un tiv,ulators. The design of the clrmrnt~% of the mignutt,: --stcm I%
illu,tratell tit I'igure .
Ilic diaphragm rupture system i,i vpc-red by rul~vl c,ip,icltors through
coaxial settled cables I), insulated for 50 I.V. Inside the s.;,port grate. at
a distance of 1-2 nun from its inner surface. is copper lincr 1. 140 = in
diameter with u wall thic$;ncss of 1-2 =. All initial ta.agnetic field
(S in ' 1.1-10' G) is developed beforchard in the cavity of the liner.
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USSR UDC 534.2
GENKIN, M. D.,_Q MICUU, YU. G. , ORLOV, A. I.
"Technique and Eauipment for Studying Three-Dimensional oscillations of Rotatino
Parts of Reducer, Installations"
V sb. Dinamika i akustika mashin (Machine Dynamics and Acoustics -- Collection
of VIO ), Moscow, "Nauk-a", 1971, pp 41-57 (from RZh-Fizika, Nio 3, I.I.ar 72,
Abstract No 3Zh479)
Translation: A technique for using accelerometers to study three-dimensional
vibrations of: votating partr; consisting of solid bodle,~ is presented in ge-neral
form. The essence ol" the method consists of determinin,~ the components of
translational and angular displacementr of the part in a. space of three i.ioasurr_-
inents. These components are determined in a cooi,diTiate f-,ystem coniiecte(! with,
the part from readings of a group of accelerometers fastencd to the partr, in
some way. Mathematically, the probleTa reduces to the solution of a sy-steir. of
algebraic equations defined by the readings of the inst."uments. u i pm e P t
errors in a transformation of coordinates are analyzed. Authors abstract.
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USSR
UDC C-21-317.7-083.4
KPMASHOVY R. P.) PIYAI~"[Ml, B. Ye., '0 NJ7. V. 4
"Magnetic Current Null-E-alance Device"
USSR Author's Certificate No 28,1035, Filed 4/01/70, Published 22/01/71,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Airtomatika, Teleme-Hianika i Ifychis-
litellnaya Teklinika, No 11, 1971, Abstract No 11 A134 P from the Reswne).
Translation: A na--frnetic current null-balance device is sua;ested wlAch contains
an unbalanced tri,-ger and a transformer based on a core u-It'i a rectan~~Wmr
hysteresis loop, witli windings displacing the measured signal and output
windings. In order to incruase the sensitivity, the output Windings of
the transformer are connected to the input of the unbalanced trigger, the
outputs of Wkich are connected to the bias windings. 3 Figures.

USSR UDC: 535-89
GO
Pelf ~Ye&..OGURTSOVA, N. N., PODMOSEFITSKIY, I. V. , ROGOVTSVI, I. N. ,
Leningrad
"Eiper-imental investigation of the Instability of a High-Current Dis-
charge in an Open Tube"
Moscow, Teplofizika Vysokikh Temperatur, vol lo, No 4,
jul/Aug 72, pp
72h-727
Abstract; The authors study the instability of a high-Curr(tnt discharge
vith vaporizable wall in tubes 50 rrm in diametQr and 100-1400 nL- long open
to the atnosnhere at both ends. A caT)acitor bank was uz,~-d to produce a
current pulse of 100-250 kA with a duration of 200 iis. 11ir,1-rpr-!ed motion
picture rhatcgraphy was used to invest1gate th~-.., ~;pace-kjme dr-,relopment
of the discharge. The voltage gradient of the electric field in the
-DIF--ma COIP-a-XI irt.,a-fured by m~:Ln:; and
the diameter of the current channel vas estizat,~-d from ero_~Ion spGt.
The effect of tube length and current amplitude on discharEe stability
was also deternnined. The results of the measurements sho-,r satisfactory
nutual aareemcnt, indicating hydrorragizietic instability of a high-current
di,5charge in cr-n tuhf2s.

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UNCLASST FIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
17~~3 ETERMINING ATMOSPHERIC PARAMETERS I NTHE TRANSITION REGION Ar
HALT ITUDES, - 30 TO 120 KM -U-
,.AUTHOR-(03)-TRISHINAl YU.M., GOLUBEVI YE.N.v
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-SOURCE--MOSCOW, KOSMICHESKIYE ISSLEDOVANIYAY
.~467-470
DATE PURISHED ------- 70
,SUBJECT AREAS--METHODS AND EQUIPMENT,
7,..
JOPIC TAGS--HYPERSONIC AERODYNAMICSo
TUNNELt ATMOSPHEREt BLUNT BODY
CONTROL MARKING--N0 PESTkICTIONS
MIKHNEVICH, V.V.
VOL VIllp NO 31 1970, PP
PHYSICS, ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
MANOMETERt GAS DISCHARGE, WIND
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY FICHE NO----FD70/b050I7/007 STEP NO--UR/0293/70/00~1/0()3/0(it~7/0,i-,I
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0140740
i iNt, I AS" 1 F I E D

2/3 054 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSIN~,
C,IqC, ACCESSION NO--AP0140740
.ABS'.'.RACT/EXTP,ACT--IU) GP-0- A53 q TRACT. T~tlS PAPER DESCRIBf:S
COMPUTING THE PARAMETERS OF THE UNDISTURBED ATMOSPHERE USED IN .
MEASUREMENTS MADE AT THE SURFACE OF A BLUNTED Bo~,)Y tljoVf~jr.; WITH
M- - r1l
HYPERSONIC VELOCfTlES liN DIFFEReNT AERODYNAMIC ES F`E~
MOLECULAR THROUGH TRANSIENT TO CONTINUOUS. THE DATA USED WERE Qi~TAINED
USING THE HIGH ALTITUDE GEOPHYSICAL STATION, ALREADY WELL DESCRI~.kED
THE LITERATURE. THE PROBLEM INVOLVED EVALUATING ALL THE FACTORS
AFFECTING THE' NATURE OF FLOW AROUND THE OBJECT DURING I i's
TRANSITION REGION AND MAKING COMPUTATIONS ON THE BASIS OF T"HESE
ESTIMATES. THE RESULTS OF THE COMPUTATIONS OBTAINED USIING DIFFERENT
METHODS WERE COMPARED. FLIGHT OF THE STATION OCCURRED 101 ALL
AERODYNAMIC REGIMES. MEASUREMENTS WERE MADE USING TWO MAGNETIC GAS
DISCHARGE MANOMETERS MOUNTED ON THE EQUATOR OF THE SPHERICAL CAPSULE.
~THE VELOCITY OF CAPSULE MOTION IN THE SECTOR 140-80 KM OF THE DESCENDING
BRANCH OF THE TRAJECTORY VARIED IN THE RANGE 2,600 TO 2,800 M-SEC.
M9TION OF THE BODY WAS ACCOMPANIED BY THE APPEARANCE OF HIGH (ABOUT
30000EGREESK) DECELERATION TEMPERATURES, LEADING TO DISSOCIATION OF
MOLECULAR OXYGEN HAVING A LOW ENERGY OF DISSOCIATION WHICH ALREADY
BEGINS AT A TEMPERATURE OF 20000EGREESK. EXPERIMENTS IN WIND TUNNELS
AND THEORETICAL COMPUTATIONS MADE IT POSSIBLE TO PROCESS THE MEASUREMENT
DATA OBTAINED IN THE TRANSITION REGION 80-1.20 KM. IT IS SHOWN THAT THE
RESULTS OBTAINED BY COMPUTATIONS WITH USE OF THE METHOD EMPLOYED FOR A
FREE MOLECULAR FLOW DIFFER FROM THE RESULTS OBTAINED FOR A CONTINUAL
FLOW; THE DIFFERENCE INCREASES WITH A DECREASE IN ALTITUDE.
UNCLASSIFIED

3/3 054 UNCLASSIFIED P.-,'f)CESSfNG DArE--040EC7(3
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0140740
ABMACT/EXTRACT-THE VALUES OBTAINED USING THE MODIFIED RAYLEIGH FORMULA
AGREE BETTER WITH DATA COMPUTED FOR FREE MOLECULAR FLOW IN THE REGION OF
ALTITUDES 140-150 KM FOR THE MAGNETIC MANOMETER AND INDEPENDENT
MEASUREMENTS WITH AN IONIZATION MANOMETER THAN WHEN USING THE RAYLEIGH
FORMULA WITHOUT CORRECTION FACTORS. VERTICAL PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION WAS
DETERMINED FROM THE ANALYZED DATA; DENSITY DISYR18UTION WAS FOUND AND
COMPARED WITH A DETERMINATION MADE BY THE FALLING SPHERES METHOD,
u I,,( t.

1/2 030 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
FOR THE AUTONOMOUS CONTROL OF THE ARRIVAL OF A SPACECRAFT
AT A GIVEN LANDING POINT -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-OKHOTSIMSKlYi D.YE., BUKHARKINAp AAPov GOLUBEVt YU*F.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--KOSMICHESK"E ISSLEDOVANIIA, VOL. 8, MAR.-APR. 1970, P. 169-188o
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR., SPACE TECHNOLOGY
TOPIC TAGS--ALGORITHM, AUTOMATIC CONTROL, SPACECRAFT LANDING, SATELLITE
MOTION
COXTROL 4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAmE-1994/1757 STEP NO--UR/0293/70/OOF/000/0169/0183
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP01115586
Ul ': __ L A S S 1 F 1 E D

212 030 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSINS DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION 11"40-AP0115586
ARSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DESCRIPTIO-.'\l OF A CONTROL ALGORiTHM
r-
ENSURIf\lG THE GEOGRA PHI CALL Y SPECIFIED LANDINIG OF 4 SP4CECRAFT ACCORD!,11IG
TO A SCHEME OF INITIAL REENTRY WITH EXIT FROM THE ATAUSPH&~E, FOLLOWED
BY FINAL REENTRY AND LANDING. THE MOTION OF THE SPACECPf'4FT NN BOTH
REENTRY SEGMENTS IS ANALYZED. COMPUTER SIMULATION OF THE CONTROL
ALGORITHM DEMONSTRATES THAT A HIGH DEGREE OF BOTH LONGITUDINAL AND
LATERAL LANDING ACCURACY CAN BE ACHIEVED EVEN FOR LARGE DISTANCES OF THE
INITIAL REENTRY POINT TO THE LANDING AREA, REGARDLESS OF THE LACK OF
COMPLETE KNOWLEDGE OF ATMOSPHERIC DENSITY DISTRIBUTION.
Ul,iCLASSI-F-fr-a
FA L

UNCLASSIFfED PROCESSING DAFE--13NOV70
1/2 049
TITLE--QUANTUA NOISES IN LASER SYSTEj'4S..II -U-
~AUTHOR--GOLUSEV, YU.M.*
tOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SCURCE--(3PTIKA I _SPE,',l_9CSKJPIIAy VOL. 281 MAR. 1970, P. 528-534.
DATE PU8LISHE0----MAk70
SUBJECT AKEAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--LASER R-kDIATION SPECTRUM, KINETIC EQUATION, MATRIX FUNCTION,
PEPTUkBATION. THeJORY, TRAVELING WAVE, LASEK' PUMPING, ELECTkOl"IAGNETIC
,NOISE
MATROL Nl4qKlNCv--N0 RESTRICTIONS
OCCUME114T CLASS-UNCLASSIFIC-0
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1996/1420 STEP NU--Uit/005IJ10/02IJ/000/()52,1/0534
CIRC ACCESSION

0V 0
212 049 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP01 18409
'N ~7
~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DERIVATION OF A KINETIC EQUATION
0N
FOR THE FIELD DENSITY IMATRIX DESCRIBING THE GE,~,,lERATION OF A TRAVELJNG,
IS
IWAVE,'TAKING INTO ACCOUNT PUMPING TO THE TWO OPERATING LEVELS. IT is
S
SHOWN THAT IN rilE THIRD ORDER OF '"EAK FIELD PERTURBATION THEGRY Till S
EQUATION CAN HE REDUCED TO THE FOKKER PLANCK EQUATION BY CONVERTING OVER
TO-4 DIAGONAL REPRESENTATION OF THE DENSITY MATRIX. THE SPECTRAL
COMPOSITION OF THE OUTPUT kADIArl()N IS DETERMINED, SHOWING THAT THE
SWITCHOVIER TO 4 DISGONAL kEPRESENTATION MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO OBTAIN A
~LAMB.
MORE ACCURATE SOLUTION TO* THE PRO3LEM THAT WAS OBTAINED BY SCULLY AND

EQUIPMENT
Aeronautical
USSR UDC 629.7.026.25
BALYKIN, M. S., GOLUBEV, Yu. V.
"A Device for Loading Containers Onto Aircraft"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Pronpjshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 21, Jul 73, Author's Certificate No 380536, Division B, filed 28 Jul 69,
published 15 May 73, p 67
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for loading con-
tainers onto aircraft. The device contains a winch with a system of
cables passing over rollers. The cables are fastened by pairs to the
flanges of girders mounted on the containers. As a distinguishing feature
of the patent, the working reliability of the device is improved by in-
cluding a transfer link with one end connected by a cable to the winch,
while the other end is connected to the hoisting cables on the container.
T'his tra-nsfer link is made with a T-head which fits in a guide groove on
girders in the deck of the aircraft.
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AA0052,389"0
6482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section III Mechanical and General,
Derwent ,
F243414 LIFTIIJP DEVIg FOR AEROP-LANES consists of
truck*,' with lbading plaieform 2, and is
distinguished bv mounting a polypast on the loading
platform. The palypast lower block 3 is fixed to
the platform, whereas the upper one is used to fix
the aeroplane into the board. The polypast cable
are connected to the hoist 9 fixed to the truck.
17.2.68 as 1218674/40-23-M.S.BALYKIN et al.(15.9.69)
Class 62c.Int.Cl.B 64f.
Balykin, M. S ; Golubev, Yu. V.; Nikiforov, L. A.;
Chernyshev, A. S.; Shekhterman, Ye. I.
19-820989

I
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16- 19820990 '41f

USSR UDC 621.395.1,
KOMPOROV, DAVID SOLM10,1401FICH; I, M~
OIntroduction To Radar Systems Engineering'
VvedejuAye v radiolokatsionnuYu aistomote~.hniku (cf English above), Moscow,
Izd. 'Sov.radio, L971- W pp. 57 fig. 1 tabs. 49 ref. 1 r
Abstract: The principal problems are considered of the theory of' largo radar
systems which contain, spaced. with respect to territory, groupu of radar statioas,
unite for processing information, and mauns for data tranamission. On the basis
of an analysis of the distribution of functiona among the clemento of the system,
a alas sif ication of radar aystema ig conducted. A function of ths effoctivenega
of large radar oyateme is proposed; the 'dependence is cong-idsred of th,_- oCfoct-_
ivenean on tho quality indices and on the technical parameters of tho eystem.
The principal classou of radar ayctoma are analyzed -- Indopendont, noncoherent,
videocoheront-, coherent, and multiotage. The principlea and mathoda are atated
of the operationul control of a radar system in the procoov of its functioning.
The concepts are stated which lie at the base of planning large radar etutions
according to the principle "effoctivenoso--coat." All numerical date and
examploo are nalectod by methodical considerationa and bear an illuvtrative
character. The book is intended for engineer-technical and sciontific workers
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USSR
KONTOROV, DAVID SOLOMONOVICH; GOLUBEV-11110VOSHILOV, YURIY STEPMZOVICH,
Vvedenive v radio lokatsionnuyu sistemotekhniku, 'Moscmr, Izd. "Sov. radio,"
1971. 368 pp. 57 fig. I tab.- 49 ref. 1 r 33 k.
working in the fields of systems engineering and the creation of large radar
systems, and can also be helpful to students of senior course of radio engineer-
ing higher sducational institutes.
CONTENTS
Foreword 3
Introduction 10
Chapter 1. Classirication or radar systems 29
Chapter 2. Effectiveness and quality indices 44
Chapter 3. Structure of radar systam 66
3.1 Introduction 66
5.2 Structural graph of' ayotem 77
5.3 Optimization of' structural graph 81
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USSR
KONTOROV, DAVID SOLOMONOVICH; GOLUBEV-1,10VOSHILOV, YURIY STEPANOVICH,
Vvedeniye v radio loka tsionnuyu sistemotekhnil~u, Moscow, Izd. "Sov. radio,"
1971. 368 pp. 57 fig. I tab. '-313 k.
Chapter 4. Processing of information In radar eystera 59
4.1 Methodr. of processing of information 89
4.2 Stages of procoesing of information 99
Chapter 5. Quality ii)dices of radar system 113
5.1 Zone of observation 113
5-2 Completeness of representation 116
5.5 Precicion. of roprenentation 123
5.4 Traffic capacity 1~4
5-5 Reliability of representation 154
5.6 Cost 157
Chapter 6. Indopondent radar aystown 167
Ghapter 7- Noncoherent radar systems 185
Chapter 8. Vidoocoharent syeteme 195
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USSR
KOINTOROV, DAVID SOLOMIONOVIC11; GOLUBEV-NOVOSHILOV, YURTY STEPANOVICH,
Vvedeniye v Tadiolokatsionnuyu sistemotekhniku, Moscow, Izd. "Sov. radio,"
1971. 368 pp. 57 fig. 1 tab. 49 ref. 1 r 33 k.
Chapter 9. Coherent systems 221
9.1 Principal charactoristica 221
9.2 Some peculiarities of coherent system 242
Ohapter 10.16altistage radar systems 257
10,1 Principal rolationshipa 257
10.2 Functional Interactions in miltiatage syntem 268
Chapter 11.0ontrol of radar system 285
11.1 Introduction 285
11.2 Quality index of control 291
ll.~ Controlled peramatere of radar system )04
11.4 Value of radar in-Pormation 311
11.5 Dynamics of the control process 3114
11.6 Somo methods of optimization of solutiona ~21
11-7 Language and atructure of a control complax
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USSR
KONTOROV, DAVID SOLUMIUNIOVICH; COLUBEV-NOVOSIIILOV, YURIY STEPAYOVIC11,
Vvedeni 1~
ye v radolokatsionnt!y~i sist~motekhnik~i, Moscow, Izd. "Sov. radio,"
1971. 368 pp. 57 fig. I tab. 49 ref. 1 r 33 k.
Chapter 12.Statement of the problem of planning radar eyetems 3,110
Bibliography ~55
Subject Index 358
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1~st itute or cenirai am Pedagogical
Aob,IT-.V of 1'~,L,gq:lc~l Sel,-ncr~ or the Uz.:;H, Covc..
'On Corrulations 1~'.-n tho Pr6duotivity of F-r-r ad tile Stcn;Zth of lh~. Ner-u-
Systel."
Moicow, Vopmsy rAikholoCii. No 7, Mar/Apr 71, Vp .12-124
Abstruct: As on Lr.--icLtvr or nn-voua z*rv th, tile u-ithors u2c th'. 1z,-,!!t1.v,
j of . 0-~Oh:n or 11,~ht otL.-alil th, g--tcr r,lcti.r, t'n,- -'-v th,
nev.-c-az ryzt~z. "e d~ttrr-11-d 17 r1-,,Lnr *.~;~
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all of lArrer vol~-..cs or r~tcrlal. In the (if Ox3tez the- ~- rz
obviouz nd~.ntv%Z~, taut th~ru wrail voelm irZlcution or an &d-ftigt for tMic, vl&,,%
ncr,,our syattr.3. 111:o corre3otlonz for cyl.4ablos were, with EEO rrot%
tho r1jrht- h, mlip4cro at 4, 6, &n-1 6 cycies rc.- zecrd. while tho;o for t.Atuz:. Wier-
IA2 Wo;ra . i1h,left hemisphero readirZa at 4 c:rclez ;or socond only.
~Q: fOP-EtGQ PRCt5 bir.01
GOLVIC-fA, A. A., et al. Voproar No 2. r4r/A;lr 71. P, 123-324
In Coneral th. suth5r3 COnClUdO that co-relati,onz do exist Wtwen mwrl:~SU.r.
and nervous system strongth, but that the imposition "actlon Is a compltx &-%J knl-,.rct
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19,

USSR UDC 616.931.42
VMSHILOVA, P. A., and QQIUBEVA,_,J~
Brutsellez v 333'1 i Puti Yego Profilaktiki (Brucellosis in the USSH and Ways
to Prevent it), Closco-,., `-:edit sina , ~.oscow, 1970, 1/02 PP
Translation- ?oreword: This book, is devoted to the stud":, of brucellosis in
the USSR and the fight against it. Literature data and e~idenioio'-ical surveys
of brucellosis are presented in the book. The authors' main task is to present
the epide:_-dolc,~-_ical features of brucellosis in the liSSR, current achievements
in the fight against it, and the direct of measures for further curtailin- this
infection in the nation. Veterinary scientists and specialists have made a
great contribution tG t,-Ie problem of studying and working out methods and ways
to eradicate bruceilosis arwng livestock. This has been reflected in ntLTerous
corresponding pub:,-ications, and therefore in the present oook the task of pro-
viding complete infornatIon, on this subject has not been set. brucellosis has
been studied as an independent disease since 1660. However, the history of the
study of brucellosis in the Soviet Union began in the first decade after the
Great October S'ocialist Revolution. Systematic and in-depth study of this in-
fection was started for human beings (P. F. Zdrodovskiy) ar4 livesLocK (S. "t.
Vyshelesskiy) as early as the 19201s. The following stage is characterized by
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VERSHILOVA, P. A., et al, "Meditsina", ~Joscow, 1970, 192 PP
determination of the distribution of brucellosis amono- animals and human beinus
for the nation and individual republics. Organization of the network of anti-
brucellosis stations was of decisive importance in tne fulfillment of this
task. Tne attack on brucellosis that was started during these years at foci
of infection and the opening up of scientific research work in specialized
laboratories created the prerequisites for implementing measures for eliminating
brucellosis foci. During the difficult years of the Great Patriotic War and
the first postwar period, the situation with respect to brucellosis worsened
considerably in this country. Brucellosis acquired great jjrportance in live-
stock-breedi.ng regions. Great efforts were required on the part of scientists
and practicing veterinarians in order to seek out the most effective measures
for controlling this serious disease and to prevent it from becoming widespread.
Based on the achievements of science and practice, fulfillment of the task of
eliminating brucellosis among livestock, primarily among cattle as the source
of brucellosis most dangerous to man, became practicable. With tho support of
Soviet and Darty organs, persistent implementation of antibrucellosis muasures
worked out by science and practice led to considerable reduction of foci of in-
fection and cases of bruceliosis in humans, which is reflected in the MaLerials
presented. Data of investigations by domestic scientists on im-munity, vaccinal
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immunogenesis, and vacninal strains proposed for inoculation against brucel-
losis are presented as a separate section in the book. Problems of brucellosis
prevention are illuninated on the basis of 'the considerable scientific work
and practical e~qpericnce of many scientists and specialists of the nation's
practicing veterinary and medical service, and instructional materials that
have the force of law. Creation in 1939 of a special inspectorship for brucel-;
losis in the USSIR Niinistry of Health and the ministries of some Union republics
had great positive significance in organizing the study and implementation of
antiepide.mic measures for orucellosis. The authors of the book considered it
their duty to su:-imarize years of materials on the divisions of the problem of
brucellosis listed, and also to reflect the results of the work of the enormous
collective of Soviet medical and veterinary service. In connection with this,
we believe that the oresent book cannot exhaust all aspects of studying and ways
of combatting brucellosis, but we hope that it will be useful to those who con-
tinue their activity in this field.
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TITLE--INFLUENCE OF SOLUBLE NITROGEN COMPOUNDS ON THE PURIFICATION AND
SUGAR LEVEL IN MOLASSES -U-
AUTHOR-(05)- A.D., KARTASHOVI A.K., LIMANSKAYA, A.YA., DUTSENK0,
L.D., VERCHENKO, L.M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR 67
SOURCE--SAKH. PROM. 1970, 44(2), 27-31
DATE PUBLISHED---70
StIBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
~TOPIC TAGS--NITROGEN COMPOUND, FOOD PRODUCTION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1990/0946 STEP Nb--UR/0339/70/0441002/0027/0031
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0109103

212 006 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0109103
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE DECREASED TECH. EFFICIENCY OF
. SUGAR BEET FACTORIES IN 1964-8 AS COMPARED WITH 1956-7 IS DUE TO THE
POOR TECH. QUALITY OF SUGAR BEETS WHICH CONTAIN 70-5, 30-70, AND
400-60OPERCENT OF THE NO&.-P.AL LEVELS OF Kv P, AND NY RESP*
- _i ~k- - --
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1/2 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE-DRYING GRANULATED FERTILIZERS IN ROTARY DRIES -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-MAYZEL, YU.A., GOLUBEVA, A.M., YEROFEYEVA, M.V., BEYLERMAN,
L.Ro
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-KHIM. PRCM. (MOSCOW) 1970t 46(2)t 117-21
DATE PUBLISHED .70
SUBJECT AREAS-A6.RICULTURE
TOPIC TAGS-CHEMICAL ORYING, PHOSPHORUS FERTILIZER, PARTICLE SIZE
CONTROL MARKfNG-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/0175 STEP NCF--L)R/0064/70/046/002/01.17/OIZL
CIRC ACCESSICN NU--APO!23946

212 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSiCN NO--AP0lZ-3946
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN DRYING (IF GRA14ULATED AMMCN[ArEo
SUPERPHOSPHATE FERTILIZERS IN ROTARY DRUM DRIERS, THE PARTICLE SIZE OF
THE GRANULES CAN EITHER DECREASE OR INCREASE (DEPENDING ON THE EXACT
NATURE OF THE FERTILIZER, THE RAW MATERIALS USED, THE INITIAL GRAIN
SIZE, ETC.) BUT IN BOTH CASES,THE RELATION BETWEEN THE F SUBI-F SUB2
RATIO (WHERE F SUBI AND F SUB2 ARE THE INITIAL FAND FINAL EQUIV. SURFACE
AREAS OF THE GRANULE5) AND THE THERMAL LOAD DURING DRYING IS
SATISFACTORILY DESCRIBED BY A PARABOLIC (DESCENDING OR ASCENDING) CURVE.
A METHOD FOR THE AUTOMATIC CONTROL OF THE DRYING PROCESS ON THE BASIS
OF PARTICLE SIZE IS DESCRIBED.
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POMMil YLJ. N.J. GOLUEEVA G, A I-KOST) A. 11.) and VOLKOV, V. S.) 1'.oscow State
University 3-neni M. xr. Lomonosova
"Indole Chenistry, Part 36. The Ftearrangenont of 1-Pli(-nyl-2-r-,cetyljiyo,:r,--7,ines
and 1-Phenyl-2-acetyJpyrazolidiiies"
Riga, Khimiya Geterotsiklicheskikh. Soyedineniy, 5, May 1973, -p-p 647-652
Abstract: The rearre-n--ement of the ary1hydrazides of acetic acid is more com-
plicated than that of the analoc-ous 1-aryl-2-acylhydra%ines to 2-vxdno indole.
U
Tee-Terature, concentration, solvents among other factors influence the yields
and products. Starting materials of the form
C113 for X-11) Y=Cir'; X=CJI Y=H; X=-.Y C11~3;
0 3)
0 _rj~
0 C 0 and X+Y HC - C11-
2-
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1~6RTNOV, YU. N. et al., Yliizaiya Geterotsiklicheskikh Soiredineni", 5, May 1973,
J
pp 647-652
reacted with POM 3by ring clooure to form a variety of indolcs. Tne CH 3
group influenced the location of the double bond. The -, hcn~ 1hydrazin-des of
13 -.) -'!
.1 yl group on one of the nitroUen atoms reactinC witin
acetic acid having an alIv
POC1 forned the 2-aininoindole with no substi'ution at position 3- 'Ille analor-
ous I-phenyl-2-acetyll)2rrazolidire's' fori:ied the "1,2, 3, 4-ttetrahlydropyr-I Yrido 1,2--'n
indoles. Structures were confirmeed by IP% and 141-1R data. Preparative procedilres
are given.
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UDC 547.754.(Yj1:543.422.25-
4.6
-GOLUIEVA, G. A., PORTNOV, Yu. 1-T.., and KOST, A. N.Y Moscow State University
imeni M. 7._-Lomonosov., 1,bscow
"The Chemistry of Indole. =V. The Synthesis of
LL
Riga, Kniniya GeterotsiklicheskLkh Soyedineniy, No 4, Apr -13 PP 5 -1515
Abstract: Under the action of PCCl _' l-aryl-2-acylhydrazines in an ether solu-
tion underwent an int-1-amolecullar reArrange-ment with -the t'ormtion of 2-amino-
3-alkylindoles, -which irere isolated in the form of their hydrochlorides. The
reaction was found to have general applicability and made it possible -to
s, substituents in the amdno group
ynthesize -,r- -1, good
1-1 yields 2-aminoindoles wi
as well as in various positions of the indole ring. 111:1drochlol-ides of 2-
am-inoindoles with Rl_-,0=,meJ; R = Br 111-113 = I.Ie- RLi~'-' me- lil 16 Et;
- ~,e , 1-= CH I' ~ = -L 1 h 3 Et;
R, = I R3 = Ph; Rl = Ph R3 = .~je; R ~Ph' R 4e; R~ -- C! -PR
R*2 =
j R3 = Ph; RO = Ph were obtai-ned, where R, R Rp-, and R3 is the substit-
uent in the 5-Position, 1-position, 2-a:7,ino group, and ':I-position, respectively.
In a,'kaline solutions "he 3-e-mino-3-alkYlindOles underwent spontaneous oxida-
tion to 3-hydi-o;ry-2-a.-dnoi-n(lolenines or 3-hydroy.-j-2-i:rdil-fiindolines. Tile con-
stitution of the cormoLuids syrithesize(I was confirneJ by fill, LR, and pammag-
netic resonanco 6pectroscony rtrid alro by intins spectrometey.
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112 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
TITLE--SILICON CONTAINING FERROCENE POLYMERS -U-
~AUTHOR-(04)-VISHNYA