SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GRIGORYEV, V.G. - GRIGORYEVA, T.N.

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USSR
UD(-, 621-175.845-001-5
SMOVER, G. G.) and GRIGORIYEV, V. G.
"On the Effect of the Air-Evacuatinl-, Device on the Intensity of Steam Condensa-
tion in a Steam Turbine's Condenser"
Kaluga, Materialy nauch.-tekhn. konf. Kaluzh. Fj.l. 1.',VTU -- sb. (Materials of
the Scientific and Tech-qological Conference at the KaluGa Branch of the -Mc-scow
Higher Technical School imeni 11. E. Bauran -- Collection of Works), 1972~ pp
63-64 (from Refcrativnyy Zhurnal -- Te-ploenergetika, 110 3, 19'13, Abstract
RO 3S310)
Translation: In order to investi,,,,ate the effect of an admixture of air on the
intensity of the heat exchange process, the authors conducted experil.,ental
research, using a number of condensers with the very initial concentra-
tions of air in the steam (0-003-0.1 pe-reent) t1hat are tyj)ical of tiir-
bine condensers. In connuction with the condensation of' a novin,,., air-sLe,,--i mix-
ture, it turned out to be possible to express the effect of' tii(,- ad(ted air in the
steam on the intensity of the heat exchanCe process uneq:,livocally, for all Lhe
condensers that were investi,--ratled, in terms of the initial concentration of"
ail, in tile stelu.7i (C-0 kiJk~;) and the npecific ste-am lwd on th(.
surface W
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SHKLOVER, G. G. and GRIGOR'YEV, V. G., Materialy nauch.-telrhn. konf. Kaluzh.
Fi I. MM sb -, 1972; pp 63-64
where C< and = average coefficient of heat emission from the air-steam
MIX C(n
mixture and pure stear.-i respectively. This function allows for the direct
effect of adding air to the steam on the intensity of heat exchan-ge in the con-
denser when the air-evacuating device (or ejector) does not limit the con-
denser's operational possibilities. Special experiments that were carried out
to investigate the combined operation of condensers with ejectors showed that
when the characteristics of the condenser and the steam-jet ejector do not
coincidel the hollow beam's deaerating capability drops sharply, along with
there being a reduction in the efficiency of the heat transfer process.
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USSR UDC 536,248.21.001.5
GRIGOR'YEV V. G., POSINSKIY, A.Z,, and SHKLOVER, G. G.
"Study of Heat Transfer in a Steam Turbine Condenser"
Dokl. nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii Do itoqam nauchno-issled. rabof
za 1968-1969 pS.Sekts. Promteploenernetiki. Podsekts. Sushil'n
I teploobmen. ustroistv (Reports of the Scientif ic-Technical Conference
on Summaries of Scientific Research Work for 1968-1969. Industrial
Thermal Engineering Section, Subsection on Desiccating and Heat
Transfer Devices), Moscow Power Engineering Institute, 1970, pp 119-124
(from RZh-Teploenergetika, No 5, May 70, Abstract No 5C794)
Translation: It is experimentally shown that distribution of local
heat loading, when using the method of water cooling in a iwn-channel
system, Is practically uniform for the case of pure vapor; with ;);r-
added, the distribution becomes non-uniform, and Increases this tendency
with increased air added to the vapor. Two figures, three references.

USSR
UDC: 678.01:677-52+534~.
ZH=CH, A. F., TSIRLINI A. M., SHCHETILDIA, YE. A., SIUZ~.QVL 1. L., GRIGOZI;W
SHAFRA1211TIGH, E. G., BUJAGEM., T. I., and YARTSEV, V. A., State Scientific-
Research Institute of Chemistry and the Technology of Elementoorganic Compounds,
Moscow
"Mechanical Properties of Boron Fibers"
Riga, Mekhanika Polimerov, No 4t ulul-Aug 73f pp 64-1-647
Abstract: The authors study the strength distribution of boron fibers. The study
is based an a large amount of experimental material. The results show that the
stren,gth of boron fibers can be sufficiently accurately described by the Weibull or
by normal rules of distribution, The parameters of these distributions are deter-
mined. The typical defects in boron fiber macrostructure are isolated and described.
Mean strength as a function of tested fiber length is studied experimentally*
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USSR
IMC 62-494s519.28
CRIGOR-YEV, V. I., and TSIRLIN, A. X.
"Statistical Checking of the Quality of Brittle Fibers and Threads"
Moscow, Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, no 5, 1973, PP 571-575
Abstracto Methods are suggested for checking the strength and diameter
of bigh-istrength brittle fibers and threads used for reinforcement In
emposite materials. The one-time unidirectional control by quantitative
ImUcation and the subsequent control by qualitative Indication are analyzed
by reference to formulas and diagrams. The application of the methods in
acceptance inspections of the qualities of continuous Wron thxeads in
d1mcwsed. The methods axe recommened for estimates of estrengtht modulus of
elasticity, geometric ulmensions of reinforcing fillers of various types,
and of composite materials based on them. Five figures, twenty formulas,
elght bibliographic references.
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BALOSIEJ111 0. N., BIAGORODOV, A. It., BOLOMN, B. V., V-LADINIRSUY. V. V.,
GOR111, YU. P., GRIG0111YEV, -V.K.. GRISHUT. A. P., YEROYr,-Y-EV, 1. A., X0PCL'KCV'
I. YA., LUZI?r, V. N., IaLISER, V. V.0 NIKOLAYEVS?aY, YE. S., PETRUKHIII, V. N.,
PLIGIN, YU. S., PONU-1AREV, L. A., SIRCTkall, S. M., SOKOL01,SlaY, Y. V., TARASOV,
YE. K., TIKHU'a-ROV, C. D. j TROSTIIU, K. A., TURCHANOVICI-i, L. K., and SNUREINKC,
YU. P. , Institute of Theoretical a-qd Experimental Physics Gn AE (State
Committee for the Use of Atoaic Energy)
"The k-p-:1*kon Charge Exchange Reaction at a Pulse of 39 Cev/seclf
Moscow, Yadernaya F17,1ka, Vol 181 No 3Y SOP 73, PP 542-544
Abstracti The authors present the neasuroment results fron studying the
charge exchanEe reaction of K--mesons on protons (K-P -i-~ K0n) at a pulse of
39 Gev/v~ec. The study was carried out using the ITEF 6-m maUnetic track
spectrometer. The working volu,ma of the magrietic field of the spectrometer vas
1.0 X 1.5 x 6 m . Twelve optical spark chambers were located Inside the
P-agnet, with each chamt,-r having ciEht spark gars (10 m;i each). The chamber
electrodes consisted of two layers of aluminum ioil 14 n1crons thick. Tho
photographs irt:ra taken through a special slit Ln the nzq-nnt yoke. A mirror
system made It possible to obtain three stcrcoproJection3 of all of the
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BALCSHINI 0. ft., et al., Yadernaya F-Izikat Vol 18, No it Sep 73, pp 542-544
vith one camera. The reaction was rittdied on the neeative particle beam of
the IFVE accelerator. The K -nesons were distinguished by a differential
Cerenkov counter. The beam was focused on a liquid hy~droEen target 40 cm long
which was set approximately th-ree meters from the first 6amber of the spectrcme-
ter, ApproximatelY 5,10K -resons were passed through the equipment and 1020
photographs taken. Pairs of uniformly charged tracks were measured on the
pbotographs. The measurement results were then processed on the Fazdan-3 com-
puter. Cnly 270 intersecting tracks were found. A graph is given for the
differential cross section of the reaction. The results show that the cross
section value of 7.4+1.2 Microbarns obtained by the authors in comparison
to data obtained foi~_Iower energies elsewhere shows the logarithmic
dependence of the charge exchange cross section on the 1)ulse, equal to -1-58�0.05.
The authors thank K. C. Boreskov, A. H. Lapidus, S. T. Sukhorukov, and K. A.
Ter-flartirosyan for their presentation of the computational results as the
dependence of the differential cross section onpulse transfer (do/dt). This
dependence is compared with predictions of the Regge pole model.
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112 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
YITLE--INJECTION CONDUCTIVITY IN COMPENSATED SEMICONDUCTORS dITH IMPURITY
SCATTERING -U-
AUTH0R-(05)-GRjGORYEV, V.K.l KAZANTSEV, 0.1., MURYGIN, V.I., RUBIN, V.S.,
STAFEYEV, \r.-
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--FIZIKA I TEKHN. POLUPROV.y JAN. 1970p 49 (1), 116-1.19
DATE PUBLISHED ---- JAN70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--GERMANIUM, SEMICONDUCTOR, GALLIUM ARSENIDE SEMICONDUCTOR,
ELECTRIC PROPERTY, SEMICONDUCTOR IMPURITY
CONTROL MARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCL-ASSIF IED
PROXY ~EEL/FRA.i,'_:-- p
CIRC -ACCESSION NID--AP0124651
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212 016 'UNCLASSIFIED PrROCESS ING DATE-- 2)3JCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124651
ABST,;~ALWEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT OF CARRZIER INJKTION OF
THE V-A CHARACTERISTICS AND GENERAL ELECTRICAL PRL)Pei~T16S OF CUMPCNSATED
~j A CR S
SEMICONDUCTORS SUCH AS GE AND GAAS INCORPORAtING 11113URT TY SC TT~ ING I
DISCUSSED THECkiET IC ALLY. A IMECHANIS", IS PROPOSED l,"1 ORDER TO EXPLAIN
THE CREATION OF A NEGATIVE DIFFERENTIAL RESISTANCE IN THE F(-!lR,.-iARj) BRANCH
OF THE V-A CHARACTERISTIC DUE TO THE CHANGE IN SCkEENING RADIUS AAISING
FROM THE INJECTION. EXPEkIMENTAL RFSULTS WUALITATIVELY SUPPORT THE
THEORY.
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USSR UDC 8.74
GRIGOR'YEV, V. L., ZLOBM, V. I., KURGANOV, V. D.,
"Filtration of Images in Pattern Recognition"
V sb. Avtomat. uDr. i vvchisl. tekhn. (Automatic Control and Computer Tech-
nology -- Collection of Works) , No. 10, Moscow, Nashinostroyenive", 1972,
pp 116-140 (from RZh-'Matematika, No 9, Sep 72, Abstract No 9V671)
Translation: Possible forms of noise in the input of iso-object information
into a computer are analyzed. A critical review of several known methods
of filtration is given. Single anisotropic filtration of discrete images Is
investigated. A new form of a recurrent filter having many advantages over
knmm anisotropic filters was developed, and investigated. A procedure for
measuring the intensity of noise and the automatic change depending on the
value obtained for the filter aperture is proposed and investigated. A
C,
high-speed device was developed for measuring the intensity of noise in
images of three-dimensional objects. A systematic study of the double fil-
tration of images was conducted. 'The structures of filters of the first and
second stages were determined. Recommendations are made concerning the para-
meters of a single smoothing device. 15 ref. Authors abstract.
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GRIGORIYEV, V. L. and KARLIN, A. K.
"Algorithm for-Separation of an External Contour Line into Images"
Tr. Ryazan. Radiotekhn. In-ta [Works of Ryazan Institute of Electric Engineer-
ing), 1972, No 30, pp 163-166 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kiber-
netika, No 9, 1973, Abstract No 9V785).
Translation: An algorithm is studied for separation of an external contour,
based on the maximum information concerning the image prodUCed in the process
of input. All coded information is presented in the form of a two-dimensional
mass, although it forms a one-dimensional file in memory. The essence oil the
method suggested by the author for formation of the full COntOUr is as
follows. 'I"he subfile of coordinates corresponding to the ith row is studied.
For each element of the ith row falling within certain fixed ranges, it is
determined in what state the elements of the preceding i - Ith row and the
subsequent i ~ Ith row are located. If the quantity tested is in the fixed
range both in row i - 1 and in row i + 1, it is not considered a contour line.
Otherwise, the element selected is located on the contour line and is included
in the full contour file. The program realization of this algorithm depends
on the peculiarities of the specific computer used.
A. Modell

USSR~ UDC 8.74
_. Sy. ZLOBIN, V. K., KURGANOV, V. D.
"Filtration of Images in Pattern Recognition"
V sb. Avtomat. upr. i vychisl. _tekhn. (Automatic Control and Computer Engineer-
ing - collection of works) , Vvp. 10, Moscow, MashinostroyeniYe Press, 1972,
pp 116-140 (from RZh-Kibernetik-_a, No 9, Sep 72, Abstract No 9V671)
Translation: Possible forrLs of noise during input of iso-objective information
to a digital computer are analyzed.
A critical analysis of some of the known filtration procedures is pre-
sented, A study was made of single anisotropic filtration of digitalized
patterns.
A new type of recurrent filter has been developed which has a number of
advantages by comparison with the knmin anisotropic ones, and it is investi-
gated.
A procedure is proposed and investigated for measuring the intensity of
noise and automatic variation as a function of the magnitude of the filter
aperture obtained.
A high-speed device was developed for measuring the noise intensity in
the patterns of three-dimensional objects. A systematic study of doublc fil-
tration of the patterns is presented. The structures of the filters of tile
first and second stages are defined.
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GRIGOR'YEV, V. L., et al., Avtomat. upr. i vychisl. tekhn. , Vyp. 10, Moscow,
Mashinostroyeniye Press, 1972, pp 116-140
Recommendations are made with respect to selecting the parameters of
a single smoothing device. The bibliography has 15 entries.
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USSR
UDC: 550.6-38
LEEBEDEV, N. N. nOCIIEK, 11. V., KOBANOV, 1,,. 1., Siberion
~~_Mv V
Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism, the Ionosphere and Propagation of Radio
Waves, Siberian Department of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR
"A Method of Measuring Magnetic Field Strength"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, ProrVshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarn~ye Zni-Ji,
No 13, May 72, Author's Certificate No 335652, Division G, filed 17 Au.g 70,
published 11 Apr 72, p 196
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a method oif measuring
magnetic field strength in accordance with Zeeman splitting of a spectral
line. As a distinCuishing feature of the patent, precision is improved by
converting the left-hand and right-hand circularly polarized components of'
Zeeman splitting to linearly polarized components, spattially modulating
the relative position of the components in the direct ii.cn of dispersion,
and measuring the oscillatioris of the light flux which are proportional
to magnetic field strength.
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USSR UDC: 621-385:530-145.6:528
GRIGOR'YEV, V. M.
"Effect Which the Time of Delay of an Emitted Pulse has on the lei'orkin,g
Accuracy of a Light-Ranging Instrument for Measuring the Stltitude of the
Boundary of Clouds"
Tr. NII gidrometeorol. -ori-borostr. (Works of the Scientific Research Insti-
tute of Hydromeeteorologica-1 Instrument Building), 1971. vyp. 24, pp 45-47
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6D4b~7)
Translation: The author considers the effect which the time delay of
emission from a semiconductor injection maser has on the working accuracy
of a light-ranging device for measuring the altitude of the lower edge of
clouds, using a semiconductor injection maser as the signal source.
It is shown that the effect of time delay is insignificant with appropriate
pumping pulse shape. The proper shape of the pumping pulse is presented.
One illustration. Resume'.
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GRIGOR'YEV, V. 14. , GRISHCHEN-KO, L. V.
it
Some Problems in the Use of Semiconductor Losers for Measuring the Alti-
tude of the Lower Boundary of Clouds"
Tr. NII gidrometeorol. -oriborostr. (1-4orks of the Scientific 'Research Insti-
tute of Hydrometeorological Instrument Building), 1971, vyp. 24, pp 35-h4
(from RM-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6D466)
Translation: The authors discuss the possibility of making light-ranging
instruments for measuring the altitude of the clouds on the basis of a
gallium arsenide injection laser. Formulas and graphs are presented which
can be used to calculate the necessary laser power as a function of the
state of the atraosphere arid the altitude of clouds, as well as receiver
sensitivity. Basic expressions are derived and analyzed for the signal-
-to-noise ratio in the system. Sensitivity is calculated for two types of
photomultipl.iers used as photoreceivers. Calculationc are -,presented which
shov the possibility of using the instrum nt for -measuring cloud altitudes
UP to 500-1000 m. T4wo illustrations, one table, biblicEraphy :)f six titles.
Resum6.
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UDC
V;~~r,"_. Z. .2 GUL I il, B. A., YESEL I SO
D., V A.
"Device for Investi 'gating Diffusion -and Magnetic 'haracteristics
of 3He and 3He-4IHe S-iolutions by the Spin Echo Neth"od"
Trudy. Fiziko-te_IdLnicheski,7 institut nizkikh temner;~tur (1-hysico-
I r - 'Ie c+ji
teclulical Ixnstizute for Lo,, ',-'emieratures-co
o o iwo r
Academy of Sciences, Ukrainian ~SR, No. 10, 1970, Pp 166-177 (from
RZh-Fizi-ka, No. 9, 1971, Abstract No. 9E36)
Translation: '_7,h~_ descrirtion is Fiven of a enLn echo device,,de-
signed for izr7esti,~,atirg the characteristics of -,F-,e and -~He_4 He
solutions In the liau�d and solid states. The device per-,n-i-ts mea-
sureMents of thle coef.`icient- ol" dif."fusion, '.?e susce,)-I,-I_i-
bility, and the magnetic relaxation timme, as they vary in -a broad
range. '-'he results of cor-trollod measurements of -'(,--he diffusion co-
ef-ficient im. 'Licuid 3He at various pressures are ~_iVejj. r'hese re-
sults correspond well with the results obtained by other authors.
Author's abstract.
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USSR
UDC: 621-438:669-5:546.1321
KOSTYRKO, 0. S. I BRAUT Nj -9. P. p MARTY Mi0j A. P. I MXNAYA.. L. A.. and
GIIIG?~' IZ~j, V.
"Particularities Associated With Using Some Grades of Steel and Alloys at
Low Temperatures"
V ab. Lit7Ye_iznosostoYk. materialy (Cast Wear-Re3istant Materials - col-
lection of works), Kiev, 1972., PP 156-164 (from RZh-Turbostroyeniye. Ro 5.,
1973., Abstract No 5.49-152)
Translation: The authors study changes in the casting. expansion factor and
the characteristics of strength, glanticity, and ductility within a broad
temperature interval of up to -'10 C for tho 12 Kh MIC11A, MKINVA, YJ Kh Kh-
GSA,, 38 YMYuA, 40 Kh NMA2 2 M132 Khl7 112s B1698-M grades of steol and for
the VTZ-1 alloy. Fatigue strength using smooth and cut specimens ras U-so
studied in the ca-se of the KhI7N2 and E1961 gradeu of steel and the VTZ-1
a3loy. Original article: 5 tables, 3 bibl. entries.
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112 031 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-27NOV70
TITLE--APPL[CATIONS OF THE P-~'W%CIPLE 01F LINtARLY VARYM-, FREE ENERGJ~-S TO
THE RUPTURE OF A CATHODICALLY POLARIZED WIRE IN INHIBITED MIEDIA -IJ-
AUTH0R--GRIG20RyEV' V.P.
CC-UPITRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--FIZ. KHI,'-i. MeKHA'N. MAT., 1970, 6, (2)t 54-58
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-MIATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--CARBON STEEL, ,41REI CATHJDE POLARIZATION, 'iULF01C Aclo,
RUPTURE STRENGTH, FREE ENERGY, BENZALDEHYDE, ANILINE, GLYC[PIC
CONTROL %iARKlNG--N'J RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIF10)
PROXY RErL/FRAML--30OZ/lt3l6 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION N10--AP012',1~34
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212 031 UNCLASSIFIED P R j C F- S'~* .1 ~jl C, -3 ~, T E- - 2 7 iN 0 17 0
CIRC ACC'[-_SSION NO-AP01291S4
A5STPACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- A3STRACT. THE Ll--'r"ECT "l: OF
ANILINE, BENZALE)EHYDE, Az"ji-) GLYCIiNE ON' THE TIOE TO FAILUPE OF A
C4THODfCALLY P"E"LARIZED C STEEL *~-.IRE IN SOLUTIONS l)F H ')JB2 S;-J ',U~14 1-414S
STUDIED, AND THE RESULTS VJERE ANALYZED FROM THE POINT :-jF VIEW OF THE
PRINCIPLE OF LINEAR VAK14TION OF FREE ENERGIES. FHIS PRUNICIPLE- ~fi-'\S
.. 0 M "A
FURTHER APPLf ED TO OISCUSS THE RELATION BETWEEN THE THEER'!- DYINIA' 1C ;' NO
CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTTICS OF THE ORGANIC ADDITIVES At,"O THE: Tl'-IF- To
FAILURE OF WIRES SUBJECT TO THEIR ACTION. AN EMPIRICAL &)GATION IS
DERIVED TO REPRESENT THE kESULTS IN CONCISE FORM.
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USSR UDC
KR.ASN0SFCHEK0V, YE. A., PRCTOPOPOV, V. S., !GA,'.-E---?,DYYEV, A. MYEV. V. S.
"Experimental Study of Local Heat Transf"er Cor--f-Ficients in the 'Iurl-ulc-n- F 1 C-,,
of Carbon Dioxide of Sur)ercritical Parameters In a Pectan,-!u.lar Heated
on One Side"
Plauchn. t-r.1 Tashkent. 7,olitekhn. -;n-t ([Scicntlif--c of]
technical Institute), 1~170, Ho 65, pp .115-126 (fron. RZh-T!
No 12, Dec 70, Abstract No 12(389)
Translation: An eX-Derimental sect--"cn wit" a zhrough crosc sect--icn of
and a heated length of 256 ram, and also a heated d-:!vict~ --*n th-c form Of a. Semi-
cylinder of diameter 120 and length 256 mm ;-.,ere made from. a single co:~~.-er b--,.cc'%-.
The thickness of the side walls was the same and equal -co 1.9 mm rang,. tine --ic*~:.--~S.-
of the roof o-f: tfte channel was It mm. Before entering irtn the &,ann-21 t1nere was
an unhep~.ed -zez-.en7-- fcr stabillization. The sect--'on ccr-ec~-t~d
into a closed c-irculation c-'rcu-;t. The experimental results we.re =-.,~=e(!
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KRASNOSHCHEKOV, YE. A., et al, P.Ilauc Ih n . tr. I Tashkept--. ~--e-:',hn. ji -t , IC- 7C,
No 65, pp 115-126
heat transfer coe-F;:4c;ents c=lculated from a relationship Thai. holds, for tuarl)u-
lent flow of a fluid of suuercrizical parameters in a c-4-,.--u-Iar tube:
Nu - E:8 Re jPr f Yz Y-1
12,7 (PrF'- 1) + 1,071
(1,,l12 Ig ft( f --- 1,F) I)-';
n (T,,T ~- Tf. ( T,).
Until the develoDment o-Ic T-,,cre exact methods of deteiminir;~-- irjcal hE:a
coel;:f"H-cients , it Is recommended thaz they be calculated I-r-C7ri t'lle f~Or-M-.Jlia
with the introduction cf the eauivalent diameter cf- the channel as the
teristic dimension. 4 1 ta!) le 6 re -fe ren ces .Yu. D. Barull-i
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USSR uDc 621-314.26
DOLMATIOV, R. G. L-al Y:I:V,_V. _S., BESSARABOV, G. V. , ZU-YE% , V. N. , Taganrcg
Radio Engineering Institute - --
"A Converter of the Mean Frequency of a Random Pulse Train"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniva, pronWsh-lennyle obraztsy, tovarn.~r e zn i
y ak-5
No 3, Jan 71, Author's Certificate No 291220, Division G, file(I 4 Aug 69,
published 6 Jan 71, p 124
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a converter of th_~ Ine'--n
frequency of a random pulse train. The device contains a flip-flop, switches,
a shaper, two voltage sources of different polarityand an integrati-n;T
amplifier. As a distinguishing feature of the patent, the relicCbility of
the converter is improved by including a threshold device whose outuut is
connected to the inputs of the shaper and flip-flop and to the controliinF,
input of one of the switches, through which the input of the entirc- rJcvice
is connected to the second input of the flip-flop. The sources cf lroltaZe
of opposite polarity are connected through the corresponding zvitches to tl,:e
inT)uts of the integrating amplifier. The output of the amplifier is con-
nected to the inDut of the threshold device.
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USSR uDC: 621.319.4088.8)
GRIC-MT?,.'-YE-'V-,.-V- S.,
"A Fixed Vacuwm Cauacitor"
USSR Author's Certificate No 2T,0677, filed 3 Feb 69, ptiblished 14 Dec 70
(from Kh-Fadiotekhnika, Nlo 6, UTrun, -fl, Abstract No 62-T386 P)
C Urn C ID C
Translation: This Author's, Certificate introduces a fixed va u a- aci L )r
which cont-ains coaxially arranged packets of cylindrical electrodes er-
closed in a double hermetic shell. The gap between the sections of the
shell is filled with a licuid dile-lectric. Leads are placed alcnl- the a.-,:is
of the caDacitor. As a distinguishing feature of the capacitor, the re-
sistance to mechanictil loads -is improved by making the leads on the sego
ments between the inner and outer sections of the shell in the form of
a cup with holes in the outer walls connected in series with an elastLc
element such as a bellows which is syrnetric with respect to the axis of
the cavacitor.
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USSR
bDc 621-352.1-035.151(068.8)
PEVZIIM-, '14. G., GRIGOR'YEV, V. V., LEONOV, 0. V., KOCH-'-1;=.NSK1IY, M. D. I Clu"PILO,
A. V.
"(Small Battery]. Galvanic Battery"
USSR Author's Certificate No 276191, filed 16 Dee 66, published 29 Sep 70 (from
RZh-Blektrote',hnika i Energetika, 1"o 5, 21-11ay 1971, Abs t-~pC- 71o 5A251P)
Translation; In order to simplify the assembly and improve the voltaSe of a
small battery one end of the case, for example, the bottom i* made concave
and is supported on the open surface of the electrode with the current
tap of the outside element. There is 1 illustration.
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USSR
MUM ISAKOV, S. N., KUKLIN, B. A.
"Shock Tube with a Diffuser Near a Diaphragm"
UDC 533.607.11
1~udy enLn s sko Inst~Ltita Aerotermodinamika
-L- Politekhnic!n--&!~- -L_
(Works of the Leniviprad Polytechnical Ingtitute, Aerothermodynamics) ,
No 313, 1970, pp 131-136
Translation: This article contains an investigation of various models
of gas flow in a shock tube with a diffusor and in the region of small
Mach numbers of the shock wave. Relations are derived which relate the
intensity of the shock wave to the initial conditions in the high and
low pressure chambers.
The characteristic features of the structure of a device of this
type are investigated bftefly. The preliminary experimental data obtained
are compared with theoretical estimates. There are 5 illustrations and
a 3-entry bibliography.
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1/2 012 UNCLASSIFIED
TITLE--SCME OBSERVATIONS ON THE EFFECTIVENESS
IGGNCRkHEA IN MEN -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-4&"a".",",YE., POTAPNEVv F.V.v
. YU.I., VOSKRESENSKAYA, G.A.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
OF MONOMYCIN IN THERAPY OF
SKURATOVICH, A.A., GRACHEV,
SOURCE-VESTNIK DERMATOLOGII I VENEROLOGII, 1970, NR 4, PP 59-62
DATE PUeLISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--ANTIBIOTIC., VENEREAL DISEASEt MONOMYCIN
CCINTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1990/0936
STEP NO--UR/0206/70/000100410059/0062
CIRC ACCESSION NO-APOL09093
UNCL ASS IF LED

212 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0109093
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MONOMYCfN IN
THERACY CF GCNORRHEAL INFECTION IN 145 MEN WAS STUDIED. THE DRUG WAS
INJECTED INTRAMUSCULARLY IN A DOSE OF 500000 UNITS EVERY 10-12 HOURS.
PATIENTS WITH ACUTE AND SUBACUTE GONORRHEAL UREThRITIS RECEIVED A
COURSE DOSE OF MONOMYCIN OF 2000,000 UNITS. FOR PATIENTS WITH
COMPLICATED AND CHRONIC FORMS OF GONORRHEAL INFECTION COURSE DOSES WERE
INCREASED TO 3,500,000-4,000,000 UNITS. GONOCOCCI DISAPPEARED FROM THE
SECRETE IN THE MAJORITY OF PATIENTS WITHIN 6-7 HOURS. ETIOLOGICAL CURE
AFTER MIGNOMYCIN THERAPY WAS ACHIEVED IN 96*6PERCEN'T OF PATIENTSo
FACILITY: OTOEL GONOREI TSENTRALINOGO N I KOZHNO VENEROLOGICHESKOGO
INSTITUTA MINISTERSTVA ZORAVOOK[IRANENIYA SSSRt MOSCOW.
UNCLASSIFIED

112 025 UINCL ASS I Ff ED PROCESSING DATE--- 16'_`Cr70
`TITLE--GAMMA RAUIATION OF PALLADIUM-99 -U-
4UTH0R-(05)-ANTUNYEVA# N.M., GRIGORYEVv YE.P.s KATYKHIN, G.S., NIKITI,41
M.K., PROTASOVA, L.F.
COUNTRY OF INFG--USSR
SOURCE--IZVv AKAD. NAUK SSR, SER. FIZ. 1970, 34(l), 5tt-8
!)ATE PUBL ISHE-D ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
TOPIC TAGS--GAM,'-lA SPECTRUM, PALLADIUM ISOTOPEr HALF LIFE, ISOTOPE
SEPARATIONt RAOIATION INTENSITY, RADIOACTIVE DECAY SCHEME, BETA PARTICLE
r-C.NTROL !4ARKIN`C,--,NO RESTRICT16NS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCL4SSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/0223 STEP NO--UR/0048/70/034/0f)1/00~)tt/~).~:,~8
F AP 0 1 1) 5.30~
LASS 1 F IF J

2/2 025 UNCL ASS I P I E D Pkf)C.ESS ING OATE--~6~]CT70
i--IKC ACCESSION NO-AP0105304
ABSTRACT/EXTRACI-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE GAMMA SPECTRUM OF THL PD
FRACTION ~KUM Cd IRRADIATED WITH 660-MEV RHO wAS STUDIF0 6~17`Fl GHLI)
DETECTORS. BL-SfDES PRIME99 PO, rHF FRACTION ALSj CONTAINLI) (3TIit:k PC"
NUCLIOESv AND PRIMEq8 I~Flj PRIME99 RH, AND PRIMEI04 !kG. THE PRI'AE9,) PL)
GAMMA LINES WERE IDENTIFIED FROM THEIR HALF LIVES AINO FROM THE
CONSISTENCY IN RELATIVE INTENSITIES DURING VARIOUS STAGES AFTER
THE PROBABLY DECAY SCHEME OF PRIME99 PD IS PRESENTEO. THE BETA
TRANSITIJNS TO PIRME99 RH LEVELS SHOWED A HIGH DEGRE-E UF PROBABILITY:
LOG FT ENUALS 4.9 FOR THE IST EXCITED LEVEL. SOME SIMILARITIES IN THE
DECAY SCHEMES UF PRIHE99 PD AND PRIME101 PO ARE POLNTED OUT.
FACILITY: NAUCH.-ISSLED. FIZ. INST.# LENINGRAD. GOsS. UINIV., LEININGRAD,
USSRo

112 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--YTTERBIUM 169 LEVELS ARISING DURING THE DECAY OF LUTETIUM 169 -U-
4UTHOR-(04)-BUNCHOSMOLOVSKAYAr N.A., GRIGURYEV, YE.P.j LIPTAK, J.e
URBANECt J.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, SER. FIZ. 1970, 34(l), 12-28
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
TOPIC TAGS--NUCLEAR ENERGY, YTTERBIUM ISOTOPEP LUTETIUM ISOTOPE,
RADIOACTIVE DECAY SCHEME, TRANSITION RADIATION, GAMMA TkANSITION,
NEUTRON (InMBARDMENI, OEUTERLIN INTERACTION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUME14T CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FKAME--19R8/O278 STEP NO--UR/0048/701034/i)(DI/0012/0028
ZlIRC ACCESSION N0--AP0105352
Uj"'CLASSIFIFD

-1/2 oil- LINCLASS!F!'-" PROCESSIlqC, OATF--lbOCT?O
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105352
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(L)l GP-Q- ABSTRACT. THE LU FRACTIOIN S010. BY
CHROMATOG. FROM TA TARGET IRRADIATED WITH b6O-MEV P WAS STUDIED wiTH 6
ANO 12 CM PRIME3 GE(LI) DETECTORS WITH RESOLN. OF 4.ti AND 5.5 Kf.V, RESP.
LINES 1127) IN THE ENERGY RANGE 24.2-2300 KLV WERE TABULATL~A) TOGETHER
WITH THEIR INTENSITIES REFERRED TO THE 1184*5 KEV LINE AS THE STD. A
DETAILED DECAY SCHEME IS PkESENTED. THE PRIME169 Y8 GAMMA BANOS vilTH
GROUND LEVELS SEVEN HALVES PLUS (633), ONE HALF MINUS (521)s FIVE HALVES
MINUS (512)v FIVE HALVES MINUS (523), THREE HALVES MINUS (1521) PLUS
'1521) SUBVIbR PLUS ... ), (512) SUBGAMMAVIBR PLUS ONE HALF MINUS (510),
FIVE HALVES PLUS 1642), THREE HALVES PLUS ((651) PLUS (1>33) SUbVlBR) ARE
DISCUSSED IN DETAIL IN TERMS OF THElk OCCURENCE DURING (Nt GAMMA),
(D,P)t (D,T) REACTIONS, AND BETA TPLANSITIONS, THEIR MULTIPI)LARITY, ANO
RELATIVE PROBABILITY. ALSO DISCUSSED ARE T14E 960,4-KEV, SEVEN HALVES
PLUS, SUVEN HALVES MINUS (514)t 1449.7 MINUS, AND 14tj2.r3-KEV LEVELS AND
LEVELS wtrH ENERGY LARGER THAN 1500 KEV. THE 1010.6-KEV TRANSITION (EO
PLUS E21 WAS ASCRItlED TU OEESCITATION OF A 8LTA VIBIZAILONAL LEVFL.
ACCORDING TO LOG FT VALUES 3 TYPES OF BETA DISINTEG~.ATION OF PAIME169 LU
WERE FOUND. FACILITY: OBIEDIN. INST. YAD. ISSLEO., DOBNAt USSR.
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USSR
UDC 616-281-073-18
FILATOV, V. I., Professor, and GRIGOR'YEV, YEE, S., Engineer, Ear Nose and
Throat Clinic of the Arkhangel"6-rge-df~Z-IM-ti-t--ute
"A New Design of an Electromechanical Guided Chair with Device Recording
Hystagmus"
Kiev, Zhurnal Ushnykh Nosovykh I Gorlovykh Bolezney, I~o 6, 19?1, PP 103-104
Abstracti An outline and a description of a rotary chair, designed and built
by the authors at the Ear Nose and Throat Clinic are presented. The
mechanisms are mounted in the encased base and Redestal of the chair. The
angular velocity can 'be increased from 1 to 180 per see, yielding smooth
acceleration and an identical deceleration after a desited period of uniforz
velocity. The velocity is indicated by a dial pointer which deflects in
proportion to the number of RK1.1s. EEG electrodes project from a flexible
tube at the level of the patient's head. The leads run into the pedestal,
where the currents are picked up by another pair of wir-es connected to a
recording instrw4ent. The chair was tested and proved sturly and reliable.
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GRIGOR-YEV, YE. T., and GRONSKIYj V. I.
"The Reaction of a Mechanical System to a Random Effect"
Kievq Friklandnaya flechanika, Vol 9, No 1, Jan ?3, PP 105-109
Abstracti There is shown the incorrect nature of the problem of calculation
of the spectral density of a reaction on the basis of the spectral denzity
of the effect and the frequency characteristic of the mechanical system with
account taken of the errors that are unavoidable in engineering practice, or
the finiteness of the value of the resolving pover of spectral analysis. The
problem of dotermination of the spectral density (or disjr-rsion) of the reaction.
of a mechanical system on the basis of spectral density (or dispersion) of
the input effect is incorrect in the sense that a considerable change of t~e
8pectral density and of the total dispersion of the reaction of the system
can correspond to'a small charge of the spectral density of the input effect,
which is within the limits of the errors of its evaluation.
In any random process, including "white noise," there are sharp cha-nges
of phase of the narrou-band components. Care -should be taken Jn realization
of the methoda for utlaizing the reactions of a sy--tem to "white noise" or
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GRIGORIYEEV, YE. T., and GRONSKIY, V. I. , Prikladnaya Nekhanika, Vol 9, 110 11
Jan 730 PP 105-109
some other random effect to obtain dynamic characteristics, and for determining
the frequencies, shapes, and decrements of the oscillations of mechanical
designs- 3 figures, 4 references.
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UDC 57?.391
SHIKHODYROY V. V., ARLASHCHENKO, N. I., and GRI_GOR_'.YEV_ )WAjM, Institute
of BiophysiL, Ministry of Health USSR, Moscow
"Morphological Changes and Disturbances in the Physiological Functions
Induced in the Rabbit's Organ of Equilibrium by the Action of Ionizing
Radiation"
Moscow, Radiobiologiya. Vol It, No 4, Jul/Aug 71, pp c60-565
Abstracts Rabbits were Irradiated with gamma-rays in a dose of 800 r at a dose
rate of 500 r min. The most pronounced disturbancon of funtions of the vesti-
bular analynor developed within the first hours after irradiation. During
this time compression of the monbranous labyrinth took place as a result of
disturbed lymph circulation. Because of this compression, crypts connecting
the membranous with the osseous labyrinth were torn apart together with the
blood vessels passing through theyn. Subsequently dystrophic changes took
place in the inner ear, leading finally to necrosis of the senso:Ly and secre-
tory epithelium. Within the first hours after the action of radiation, there
were pronounced changes in the labyrinth function, which were indicated by
a lowering of the intensity of the nystagmus reaction in response to stop
stimuli and a reduced sensitivity to position changes. In later stages of the
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radiation injury, the degree to which the functions of the vestibular analysor
were impaired did not correspond to the norphological changes in the Inner
ear, because compensatory mechanisms of the central nervous system came
into play.
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1W)MUOLOGICAL EFFECTS AFrER 3-YEAR GA.~~ IRR&DIATION (IF Nv-s
(Article by IL G Griior'iev B. A. Markel- V. I. Popov,
A. V. Se4_ov, and V. A. r~iruako%i; Moscow.
Kosmicheskaya bioloStya i Meditsina, i~~~jssian, Vol b. No L. ;7_pV), 1972,
submitted for publication 25 March 19711
AbstracL: This paper sur,marizes the re-11tS Of a three-
year radiobiological experiment On dogs. in several ex-
pertmantal series chronic irradiation with varied clse
rates (21 to 150 rad per year) and chronic irradiation
combin:d)witheacute exposures (total duses of L40 rad
per ye r wer applied. Clinical henatelingical, rnvsio-
logical and cytological cxm,iinations demonstrat-1 that
the animals maintained a satisLactory clinical cnditlon
and exhlbited no seriouq organic radiation daraqe. How-
ever, a dccren~e in their comprnrat~ry parenti #lit lev
and n change in Lheir reactivitv ore n~tcd.
Alack of adquate information in the litcrature ~-n the hlt~l.~pical
ffects induced by constant exp,iourv to In 0'.. ~U-c pi",
t b I e during prolonged apace [tight.% scrved a.% ~j ba,;i~ fl~r -40iiitwK I I,e-
cial experiment On a large number tit doies, 1he scLentifle tor the
experiment, the Irradlition conditions nid the r-ultr otltzinti -o, and t-
.jear 'q a fter hLFinning this experlinent have been rl~bliShCll ~.ITli,,g (Yij.
rigor-yev, e t al., 1968, 1970).
This paper gives materials obtained after three yeir5 t,t lir,1411tion
f the exptirLmental animals. Oato on tho nunber of animals, do-n and irradi.
UJ'altion conditions are given in Tahle 1.
After three years of Lhe experiment ttic condition vf the oinimAls,
evaluated from the results of 9ystemaLic examinations (inscectlonq, tempera-
turemeasurement, tnea5urLtnent, of body woight, pulse and lcl,,Ir aLion 1.11,0.
remains satisfactory. The incidence of disease in the Irradiated groups
(conjunctivitia, dyspepsia, etc.) was lo%w and did not exce,-d the correspond-
ing incidence in the group of control animals.

USSR
GRIGORIYEVW__X4_t FLUER, Yu. V., and VOLUKHOVA, It'. k.
Vestibulyarnyye reaktsii (Metody issledovaniya i vliyaniya razlicbnykh faktorov
vneshney sredy) (Vestibular Reactions [(Xethois of investigation and tne Effect
of Various Factors in the External Environment)
Moscow, "Meditsinall, 1970, 196 PP
Translation: Annotation: This monograph reports data on the quantitative
characteristics of the sensitivity ar-A reactivity of the vestibular analyZor.
It describes the nature of the functional connection between t~.e in-kcasity c."
vestibular reacLions and the magnitudes of various parazieLers of _-~equate
stimilli (strength, duration) of the nonaural part of the -Labyrinth. A speciai.
section contaim data on the nature of the organism's reactions, on tne charac-
teristics of adaptation, of shifts in the sensitivity and reactivity of the
vestibular analysor during the prolonged (up to 15 days) periodic effect of
Coriolis accelerations. An analysis is made of the motion-zic~mess syndrome
which occurs when a person re=ains in a rotation chamber. The urgency of t~e
present investigation is canditioned:, apart from its general pily5ioiogical
significance, by the pro:;pects of creating artificial gravity on 5pace venicie5.
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GRIGORIYEV, Yu. G., et al, "i4editsina", 1970, 196 PP
Material is examined regarding the eff ect on the vestibular analysor of a num-
bar of other environmental factors, principally the effect of ionizir4g, radia-
tion. The dynamics of the development of radiation injury of the vestibular
analysor has been traced and the degree of resistance of the compensatory
processes has been evaluated. Experiments set up durW- acute and caranic
irradiation in small and large doses make it possible to drad conciusions
about the sensitivity of the vestibular analysor to ionizing radiation and
also about the possible reactions of the organism in the event of their occur-
rence. Observations were made using modern methods of investigating vestibular
function (cupulcmetry and electrograpnic recording of reactions). From the
Authors. Questions relating to the study of vestibular analysor function nave
been worked oul% for many decades. A great quanLity of pubiistied works has
recently appeared in the 3ov_Jet Union and abroad regarding one or another
aspect of vestioular analysor function. The perfection of vestioliar r,,-.easur-
ing methods, based on the application of an adequate stirr,,u_LRtion of Lile sense
organs of the vestibular analysor, has helped make possible the considerable
success attained in that area of physiology. I-~ must be emphasized once agai:i
that the successes now being achieved by Soviet labyri_'Ithoiogists in the study
of vestibular analysor function represent the harmonicu5 continuation of tne
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GRMORIYEV, Yu. G.. et al, "Neditsina", 1970, 196 pp
work of such researchers as S. F. Shteyn, V. 1. Voyacrilek, K. L. Khilov, V. F.
Undrits, and A. iCi. I'linIkovskiy. The study of the funcLion of the nonaural
part of the labyrinth, especially tae cupular apparatus, iias greac scienci-fic
and practical significance. Data on the nature of vestibular reactions of tne
organism in response to the effect of angular acceleratiorn are equally of i-n-
terest to space medicine specialists and otoio-isLs and neuropatnoiogists.
The authors of the present monograph, which is being orought to the attention
of readers, have for a number of years made a study of vestibular reactions
in clinical and experimentai studies of the effect on the organism of various
environmental factors. As a res Ult a great deal of factual rateriai has been
accumulated which my be useful to a great many specialists. We consider it
our pleasant duty to express sincere thanks to J. 1. Arlashchenko, -2. B. Bokhov,
V. A. Galichego and V. S. Sveshinkov, who participated in L-Aividual phases of
the work.
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GRJ.GORIYEV, Yu. G., et al, "Neditsina", 1970, 196 PP
PREFACE. As so often happens, heightened interest in understanding some
phenomenon or other is inevitably accompanied by the growth of technical capa-
bilities making experimentation possible. Suitable examples have been cited
in abundance, but it is enough to recall the evolution of the working concepts
of visual and auditory analysors. As a result, researchers have long been
equipped with reliable quantitative criteria for evaluating the functional
state of "those systems. At the present time, an analagous process is also
underway in the study of vestibular analysor function. It can in said with
complete conviction that this field of analysor physiology is now studied
least of all. One of the reasons for such a nituation _4~ the =ecific lag,
until recently, in the development of vestibulometry. Due to the efforts of
Soviet and foreign in-,restigaLors, labyrinthologists are Loday cquippou witn
methods of procedure wnica permit the objective study of the vesticular
analysor on a rigidly quan-61tatibe basis. As a result, researcaers in tne
physiology of this analysor system are now rapidly acctLmulating facts caarac-
terizing Jits basic activity. it is obvious that, lacking -L~qe concepts of the
basic functional characteristics of the vestibular analysor, it is difficult
to study its function under the influence of various environmentai factors.
Notwithstanding the great amount of work expended on this question, many of
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GRIGO.RIYEV, Yu. G., et al, "Meditsina", 1970, 196 pp
its aspects require more exact definition and further ~nve5tigation. In
physiology textbooks and manuals, the sections dealing with vestiouiar anaiysor
function are treated very inadequately. It is therefore fittin;g to welcome
the appearance of works which summarize the experinertal data on the physiology
of analysor systems. As a result of the experi-ments conducted by the authors,
additional facts were obtained which described the sensitivity and reactivity
of the vestibular analysor of experimental animals arid of aan. Special sec-
tions deal with the significance of the time factor in the action of adequate
stimuli in ar=ing vestibular reactions, and also deal with questions o1
interrelationships between various components. (see cnapters 1-111). The
rapid development of spaco medicine and biology made 4iecessary a detailed and
still wider study of some areas of physiology. Among the various questions in
modern space physiology. the study of vestibular analysor function occupies a
central place. Available information permits the assumption thaT a prolonged
state of weightlessness can exert a definite i-rifluence on the vital activity
and behavior of cosmonauts. in this connection it is oracticable to create
a spaceship with artificial gravity by rotating it around its ovm axis. in
this case, man is confronted with 'Coriolis accelerations, an adequate stimulus
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GRIGORIYEV, Yu. G., et al, "Meditsinall, 1970, 1905 pp
of the vestibular analysor. Research in this direction is fairly recent and
the-information available on this auestion is still insufficient. A special
section of the monograph contains data about the organism's reactions, adap-
tation characteristics, and shifts in the sensitivity and reactivity of the
vestibular analysor during the prolonged effect (up to 15 days) of periodic
Coriolis accelerations. An analysis is made of the motion-sickness syndrome,
which occurs when a Derson stays in a slowly rotating chamber. The ur4ency
of the present investigation is determined, apart from its general physiolo-
gical signi-ficance, by the prospects of creating artificial gravity in space
vehicles. iiumerous observations indicate that the effect on an organism of
stimuli which are not adequate for the vestibular analysor can substantially
alter the functional state of the vestibular analysor. Uata on tho effoct olf
ionizing radi-ation on tho vestibular anal-
,fsor are alz!;o prosented (sce Chapter
V). Data is analyzed regarding the effect on the vestibular arLaiysor of a
number of other enviroamontal factors and above all of ionizing radiation. The
dynamics of radiation injury of the vestibular analysor is traced and the
degree of resistance of the co=ensator-f processes is evaluated. Experiments
conducted with acute or chronic irradiation in small and large doses make it
possible to draw conclusions about the sensitivity of the vestibular analysor
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GRIGORIYEV, Yu. G., et al, "Meditsinall, 1970, 196 pp
to ionizing radiation, and also about the possible reactions of the organism.
Some of the data deals with the reaction of a person to snall doses of radia-
tion when a nuL:fber of physical envirommenTal factors are acting SLmultaneOL51Y.
gestion that the vesti-
Particular attention should be paid to the authors' sug
bular analysor is a critical organ, on the basis of perndssible ievels of
radiation dur:L-Z spaceflight. ALL of the observations were mace on peopie
and experimental animals using =dern methods of investigating vestibular
function (cupulometry and electrographic recording of reactions).
Academician V. V. Parin
Table of Contents
Page
From the authors 3
Preface 5
Quantitative evaluation of *vestibular reactions upon adequate
stimulation of the semicircular canals of the labyrinth 9
Conditions and metoods of -7estibular research W
Vestibular reactions as influenced by angular accelerations 52
1. Sensory and somatic reactions at threshold stimuli 52
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GRIGOR'YEV, ra. G., at al, "Meditsina", 1970, 190' pp
2. Vestibular reactions at threshold stimuli 58
3. Vestibular -sensory and somatic reactions urrier the
influence of increasingly greater above-threshold
stimuli 63
4. Vestibular-antonomic reactions under the influence of
increasingly greater above-threshold stimuli 81
The relation between the intensity of response of
vestibular reactions and the duration of the stimuli 87
6. Investigation of the correlation among indexes
characterizing the intensity of the vestibular reaction
during adequate stimulation of the cupular apparatus 93
The effect of Coriolis accelerations on human and anizwii
organisms 101
1. Coriolis accelerations and the origin of the motion-
sickness syndrome 101
2. Physiological reactions of the organism during the
prolonged effect of periodic Coriolis accelerations
3. Some aspects of adaptation to the prolonged effect of
periodic Coriolis accelerations 143
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GRIGORIYEV, Yu. G., et al, "Lfeditsdmall, 1970, 196 D.P
Vestibular reactions during the effect of ionizing radiation
in a broad range of doses 153
1. Quantitative relationships between doses of ionizing
radiation and the functional state of the semicircular
canals 160
2. Sensitivity and reactivity of the vestibular analysor
to Coriolis accelerations during whole-body and local
effect of ionizing radiation 170
3. The functional state of the vestibular analysor during
the combined influence of ionizing radiation and other
physical factors 176
4. The vestibular analysor as an experimental model for
evaluating compensatory processes during radiation
injury 181
Bibliography 188
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GRIGOR-'YEV; Yu. M.
"Evaporation and Combustion of n-lieptane in an Oxidizing Medium"
V sb. Goreniye i vzrvv (Combustion and Explosion -- Collection of Works),
Moscow, "Nauka", 10'2, pp 221-226 (from RZh-Mekhanika, No 3, Mar 73, Abstract
No 3B937)
Translation: A thermogravimetric method was used to make an experimental study
of the evaporation and combustion of a drop of n-heptane in an atmosjlhere of air,
oxygen, and nitrogen over a wide terperaLure range. It is shown that the
phase reactions of tile oxidizer have a considerable effect oil the evaporation
processes. The combustion characteristics are detetwined as a function of the
parameters of the process. Tile macrokinetic characteristics of reactions occur-
ring in the combustion of tile drop are calculated using data on the combustion
limits. 8 ref. Author's abstract.
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UDC 536.46:533.6
MERZHANOV, A. C. , GAL'CHENKO, Yu. A. , GRIGOR'YL-V,_jy., M. I MASHKINOV, L. B.
"Ignition of an Aluminum Wire"
V sb. Coreniye i vzrvv (Combustion and Explosion -- Collection of Works),
Moscow, "Nauka", 1972, pp 245-249 (from RZh-Mekhanika, No 3, Mar 73, Abstract
No 3B941)
Translation: The ignition of an aluminum wire in a pui:e hydrogen flow at
atmospheric pressure was studied by an electrothermogrODhic method. The igni-
tion temperatures and the critical electrical powers were determined as a
function of the rate of flow of the gas and the diameters of the wires. Vie
ignition parameters were determined as a function of the initial thick'ness of
the oxide film on the wi-re for different methods of application. 7 ref.
Authors' abstract.

USSR ....... . UIDC: 532.61
GRIGORIYEV, YUJ-11., ITA=I, D.I., TROYAIT, N.M., MERZJIANOV, A.G., Affiliate of 'the
Physics, Chernogolovka, Academy of Sciences U-SSR
"The Theory of Equilibrium of Drop Vaporization"
Moscow, Z-hurnal Fizicheskoy fQiimii, Vol 44, No 3, Mar 70, pp 6),7-652
Abstract: General transfer equations in a two-component systeri arz, use"I
basis in deriving a system of e"ations which describes the ucj~iillfbri-wsi of
vaporization of a drop when the process takes place at hi& Th-e
teristics of vaporization are calculated with regara to stelntn aux, ;1,,c
ture de -pendence of the transfer coefficients, the overall difft,n-.~nl_ilai
of the medium clue to vaporization, and the difference, betweeu iaollecizlar wc.'LF~jl-l
of the components of the medium. Expreosions are derLved foi.- ,tic rate of' v;_-porl-
zation, the drop surface temperature, and dimensionlesa trar.,czfer tii=bero. G-neral-
izing criteria are found which characterize the part played by Stefan flux. (,Or-
rections for the rate of vaporization are found which account for the temp,_,rature
dependence of the transfer coefficients. The pressure differential in the gas
is calculated. Vaporization of the drop in an atmosphere of the awne vLpor is
considered. Calculations for water and ethyl alcohol by the proposed formulao
show satisfactory agreement with the experimental data of various au'Uaors.
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3
73.-yl~in. V.-V., V. A. V~r,trn-it,-v.
Yu. M. Crillor'yev. andA. S. R-enberg.
Results of Third All'Uni-, Symposium In
c.m6gatio. awl explosiw,s FGiV. n.. 4.
1971, 6 16 -618.
The Sympomium, whtchtoO, place July 5-10. 1971 in
Leningrad, was attended by 730 rrprearntalivos from 210 orlduitations.
There were three sections: an combustion, detonation, and kinetic a.
Three plenary reports and t54 section reports were presented. The.
plenary sessions reports were prcacrted by Ya. D. Zel'dovich, (The
contribution or D. A. Fra~nk-Kamenctskiy to the theory of combustion),
V. V. Pomerantmev (Atornization. evaporation, and combustion of liquid
fuel), and A. D. Margolin (The present status and some problems of
the combustion theory of condensed systems).
At the meLtion on combustion, 19 reports were -precented in
9 subject areas: Ignition in cot.densed systems, steady combustion of
condensed oysterns, combustion stability and non-steady combustion of
condensed systems, combustion in dispersion synterne, flame propagation
limits in &sees, laminar cornbustion of games. combustion of organic
fuels. turbulent combustion of gases, and combustion in supersonic flow.
The problem of superson1c. combustion. was included for the first time
in the. program of th,e All -Union Symposiums.
At the section on detonation, 36 rcrorti were presented
In 4 subject areas: detonation of condensed explosives. detonation in
gaseous and heterogeneous systems, sensitivity of explosives to
mechanical Interactions, and physico-chemical transformations of
materials from shock wave effects. In addition to reports on the
continuation of theoretical and experimental research on sboc1c wave
>_ propagation In condensed media, other reports In this section dealt with
11h -1
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UDC: 5333.6.oll.uo
GRIGOR'Y-1-1, Yu. N. , IVANOV, 1-11. S. , Institute of Theoretical and A-nplied
i-IeM~Me Department of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR,
Novosibirsk
"Investigation of the Applicability of Certain Statistical M.Ddels in tlie
Problem of Shock Wave Structure"
Novosibirsk, Izvestiya Sibirskogo Otdeleniya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seri-Ya
Tekhnicheskildi ?:TauR, Ro 13(208), Issue 3, Oct 72, pP 33-38
Abstract: Various riodel kinetic equations of the form
E-V-f -
are used to Ltudy of rarefj '1-d gas-L where is vf!] ~~.r-j i:y, 2'
4.
is a coordinate in plysical space, f(-r',[) is the distriblition, funxt,jon,
v, f+ are functions of some aggregates of inoments of -~'Iie dist-ribution
and M, respectively. A model of this t:q)c is found which I's
function !,'..
suited to describing flows of rarefied gas .-ith Dirge of the
macroparameters. The choice of model is baLed on comp,afing theoretic,'-tl.
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GRIGOR'YEV, Yu. N. , IVANOV, M. S. , Izv. SO Pli SSE-R, Ser. Tekhn. Nauh, !..'o
13(208), issue 3, Oct 72, pp 33-38
curves for the distribution of density in the shock walie as found for a
number of models with the results of experinen-Z.s conducted c-n dircct shc~,k
waves in argon.
2 /~~
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USSR UDC 541.67:547.26'1.18
MASTRYUKOVA, T. A., SPIVAK, L. L., GRIGOR.Y A. A. UPZHM.,TSF-VA, Ye. K.,
and KABACHNIK, M. I., Institute of Organoe emental Compounds, Acadc-tay of
Sciences USSR, Khar'kov State University
"Ionization Constants of Dithiophosphoric Acids in Absolute Ethanol"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimi!, Sep 71, Vol 41, No 9, Dp 1938-1941
Abstract: Measurements were made of the ionization constants of organic
dithiophosphoric acids in absolute ethanol. There exists a linear relation-
ship between the ionization constant values of acids and Zub of the
substituents at the phosphorus atom. It is shown that the conditions
for the solvation of molecules and anions of dithiophosphoric acids in
100% ethanol markedlv differ frora those in 7 and 80% aoueous ethanol. In
switching from 7 to 80%. ethanol, ApKa remains constant -for all acids under
study. In 80 to 100% ethanol, ApKa changes and increases from dialkyl-
dithiophosphoric to dithiophosphonic and dithiophosphinic acids. In the
former case, ~_,;)Ka depends largely on changes in the salvation energy of
molecules while in the latter case, it depends on that of ions. The*
difference in the change of the solvation energy of ions and molecules
results from the differentiating action of the solvent on Lite strength of
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IMTRYUKOVA, T. A., et,al., Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Sep 71, Vol 41, No 9,
pp--1938-1941
th6---acids. In the present case alcohols appear to have the highest
differentiating action on the strength of dithiophosphoric acid. The
difference between the strength of dithiophosphoric acids in alcohol and
th*at:in.aqueous alcohol is close to 2.5 orders of magnitude.
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USSR UDC. 681-3:519.2
TIKHOMEROV, D. L. , PAVLOV, I. S. , -PRIUOR.YEVA G.-A.
"A Device for Ana3yzing Pseudorandom Test Sequences"
Moscow, Otkry-t-iya, Izobreteniya, ProrWshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 6, Feb 72, Author's Certificate No 328469, Division G, filed 9 Jun 70,
published 2 Feb 72, p 159
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for analyzing
pseudorandon test sequences. The device contains a recurrent code ring
register, half-adders, frequency dividers, a control flip-flop, fUlD -Lid
OR circuits, and inverters. As a distinguishing feature of the patent,
the effectiveness of analyzing pseudorandom test sequences is improved by
connecting one of the inputs of the first OR circuit to tin input of the
first AND circuit and also through an inverter to the output of the first
hall f-adder. The second input of the OR circuit is connected to an input
terminal of the device and also through a second inverter to another inp u
of the fi,r:;t .6,14)) circui t. '11e outp-at of the first OR circuit is conne-_-.ed
through a third irivr-ter to th(u, input of the necond OR cl.rcult. A third
input of the first IJID circuit and a ijecond Input of the !x-cond A141) ej rckl 1
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TMADMqROV, D. L. et al., USSR Author's CertifJ cate RIO 328469
are connected through the second OR circuit to the input of the -fil rst
frequency divider. This frequency divider is connected through. decoders
to the inputs of the control fli p- flop, whose outputs are connec-Ilect to the
first inputs off the third and foux-th AND circuits. The second input of
the third AND circuit is connected to the output of the second half-adder.
This half-adder is connected to one of the inputs of the "irst hp-If-adder,
vhose second input is connected to the second ipput of the fourth AJID
circuit and to the other input terminal of the dcrice. The reset line of
the first frequency divider is connected to the output of the second fre-
quency div:bder. The second frequency divider is connected to a cadence,
pulse source.

L/2 006 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OLT70
TITLE--INFLUENCE OF SEED AGE ON THE CHARACTER OF THE CYTUGEAETIC ACTION OF
MUTAGENS HAVING A DELAYED EFFECT -U-
AUTHOR-103)-PROTOPCPDVA# YE.M.t SHEVCHENKOr V-V-r GRIGORYEVA, G.A.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-GENETIKA 1970, 6(1)t 29-35
DATE PUBLISHED----70
SUBJECT AREAS-61OLCGICAL AND 14EDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-PLANT MUTATION, HUTAGEN, ETHYLENE, IMINE
CCNTROL MARKIhG-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-2000JI465
STEP NO-UR/0473/70/006/001/0029/0035
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0125093 - -
UNC LASS IF I ED

2/2 : 006 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSICN NC-AP0125093
A8STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT OF THE PHYSIOL. STATE
OF CREPIS CAPILLAXIS SEEDS ON THE CYTOGENIC ACTION OF SOME MUTArsENS WITH
DELAYED EFFECTS (ETHYLENIMINE, ET METHANESULFONATE, AND MALEIC
HYDRAZIDE) WAS STUDIED. IN SEEDS STORED 2 MONTHS, THE murAGENS INDUCED
ONLY CHROMATID ABERRATIONS. SEEDS STORED A LONGER TIME (TO 6.5 YRS) OR
KEPT 12 DAYS AT 50DEGREES SHOWED CHROMATID AND CHROMOSOME ABBERRATIONS
WHEN SUBJECTED TO ETHYLENIMINE, FACILITY: INST. DEVELOP. 6IOL.r
MOSCOk, USSR.
UNrL 'cc IF I ED
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USSR UDC 662.997
GRICOR'YEVA G. 'Lt. KRHYNIN, L. B. , LIOIDS!~b-V-I, A. P.
IlEffect of Cosmic Radiation on Solar Elements"
Tashkent, Geliotekhni4ka, No 5, 1971, pp 3-17
Abstract: A survey of studies of the mechanism of radiation damage to solar
elements, shielding of them and increased resistance to irradiation is pre-
sented. The discussion includes 1) the radiation environment in space, 2) thc
effect of hard radiation on silicon photoconverters -- the life of minority
carriers in the material, the spactral distribution of Lile photosensitivity,
the photoenergy characteristics -- 3) protection of solar cells from cosmic
radiation and 4) improving the radiation resistance of solar cells. Graphs
are presented showing the equal intensiLy IiIWS in the plinaic of the magnetic
meridian for two energies of electrons and protons in space, Llic Inverse life-
time in the base region of ii-p-pliotoconverters boi.,ibarded by electrons as a
function of dosage, the energy dependence of the effectivelIO-515 of electron
damage to ri and p-silicon, the energy dependence of the effcctivz~ness of
proton damage to p-silicon witli a specific resistance ot. one. ohm-cr~, tiie
spectral distribution of silicon photoconverLers bo-mbarded witil protonr, wiLl'i
an energy of E = 110.6 me-aelectron volts and che spectr.--al characteris tics of
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GRIGOR-YEVA, G. 111., et al., Qe1ioreklinil:21, No 5. 1971, pp 3-17
silicon photoconverters boribarded by protons with an ener-,y of E = 0.2 mega-
electron volts, the cross section of a photoconverter with sharply nonunifor-.:,,
concentration distribution of defects with respect to depth, the spectral dis-
tribution of the collection factor of a photoconverter hcrabarded by protons
with an energy of 400 kiloelectron volts at an angle of 45', the load charac-
teristics of a silicon photoconvcrter bombarded by protons with an energy of
6.3 and 0.2 megaelectron volts, and the power taken from a silicon photoconver-
ter as a function of the load voltage in the case of bombardment by various
integral proton fluxes with an onergy of 6.3 megaelectron volts and 0.2 mega-
electron volts. The characteristicsof taese plotted data are discussed. An
equation is prosentud for calculating the damage to silicon photoconverters by
protons and high-energy u.-particles and, with some approximation, electrons.
The equation is subjected to transformation making it applicable when experi-
mental data are available on the effectiveness of damage to photoconverters
with protection of a given thickness or preliminary calculations are perforne~_'
which establish the equivalence between the omaidirection-al unit flu;-Zes of
particles of variou3 types and energies and the standard radiation flux -- iri
the given case, electrons with an energy of I megaelectron volt. Thr, most
prospective methods of improving radiation resistance are cons~idered to be
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GRIGOR'YETA, G. M. , et al., Celiotckhnika, No 5, 1971, rp 3-17
high-temperature annealing of the converters and the manufacture of p-11-tyr)e
photoconverters with an admixture of lithium. Replacement of silicon by GaAs
for the manufacture of photoconverters may be useful from the point of view of
sensitivitv to hard radiation. A lengthy bibliography is presented as a basis
for the indicated discussion and conclusions.
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Pliotoelectric Effect
USSR UDC: 621.472:621-383
GOROD'"79TS.".' I Y, S. 1M., GR I G OR' YEVA, G. M. , KP--,MN IN, L. B. , LANDS-41,PN
A. P. , LAZOVSKIY, 'E. S.
"Difference in Radiaticn Stability of n-Type and p-.rype Silicon
Photoelements"
Tashkent, Geliotel-hin-JI:a, 210. 11 1971, pp 3-8
Abstract: The dama--inz- effe-cts of cosmic r-~diation on earth -Satel-
lite solar batteries and -~he study of --he behavior of silicon
photocells in such fields! are the subjects o-- this article. Such
studies have shown that T;-tync- silicon is niore radiation-proof
than n-type, the difference in the dama~-,e suctained by tiie two
being a fwiction o;" the IZ-Lind and energ e- Ixtrticles bomba-d-
of th
ing them. Researcft conducted by the authors on the tem--peraiiure
dependence of minority carr-fer lilfetimes in irra-d-inted -p-type s-i-
licon with a resistivity of I ch.m-cm showod tiia-L the re comb ina t j. on
center subject to z:lectror. bombardment -4,th an energy level of 1
Nev and 6 ~,:ev -~I-Lu -sarze Position in t1ne forbidden zone,
with a ratio of tht-- t?IL-ctron capturu cros.,3 jection to the hole
capture cros- Eection equal to 70. Similar ef-fecta are ob.,-i(,,rv,--:d
in n-type ,silicon to f-lectrcn -irradiation. This is es-
sentially a revicw, article, with a biblj.o1rr1~1,.1JJY of 19 titl._.-.

ussa
GORODETSKIY, S. M., et al, Geliotekhnika, No. 1, 1971, _Dp 3-8
The authors are associated with the All-Union Order oi' the Ijabor
Red Banner Scientific Research Institute of Current 3ources.
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UDO 555.215.6
GORCDETSKIY, S.M., GRIGOWYEVA, G.M., KREYNIN, L.B., LAZOVSKIY, V.V., LANDSYAN,
A.P., SOMINSKlY, M.S.7------------.,.-
"Effect Of Electron Irradiation On The Recombination Parameters Of p-Silicon
And The Photoelectric Gharacteriatics Of Silicon n-p Junctione"
V ab. Radiatsion. fiz. nemet. kristallov (Radiation Physics Of Nonmetal Crystals--
Collection Of Works), Minsk, Nauka i tekhn., 1970, pp 159-266 (from RZh--Elektronika
i yeye primeneniye, No 1, January 1971, Abstract No 1B269)
Translation: The results are discussed of an investigation of the bombardment of
silicon ?hotoconvertera by electrons in the 0-5--18 14ev rango of energies. As
follows from the photoelectric characteriotico presented, impairment of the photo-
converters by electrons is characteristics for the case of the actionof penetrating
hard radiation. The enargy depondenco wao experinvintolly found of the damage
factor of the p-silicon boas with a resistivity of I ohm.cm. An analysis of' the
changes of the dependences of the lifetime an the injection level and the tamper-
ature made it possible to draw the preliminary conclusion that the center dater-
mining the decrease of the lifetime of the p-Silicon irradiated by electrons is
found at 0.2 ov above the top of the valence band and has a ratio of the electron
and hole capture cross sections of r1-1 100. 6 Ill. 17 ref.

USSR UDC 621.58).567
KREYNIX, L.B., L,,ND51,'aN, A.P.
"Investigation Of The Possibilities Fbr An increase Of The Stability Of The
Photoelectric Characteristics Of Irradiated Silicon n-p Junctions"
V ab. RadiatBion. fiz.nomet. kristallov (Radiation Physics Of Nommetal Crystals--
Collection Of 1970, pp 167-175 (from
RZh--Elektroniks _k_Xpy!j_ priijqneqVe, No 1, Jan-jary 1971, Abstract No IB270)
Translation: Methods are considered for Increasing the stability of photocon-
vertera operating in the conditions of hard radiation action. One of the methods
in question is thermal annealing of the irradiated devices. A change is consid-
ored in the process of annealing of the spectrul distribution of photosensitivity
and the difNoion lonirth of the minority carriers in the base of irradiated U-p
typo photoconvorters. Another possibility for assuring radiation resistance is
doping them with lithium. The reoulto are presented of Irrar-intion and low-
temperature annealine of p-n type photoconvertere with an impurity of lithium
and various concentr~tiona of oxygen. In the case when the content of oxygen
in silicon is small (< 1017 cai-2) devices with an impurity of lithium reveal
an extremely high resistance to irradiation. The ability of lithium to neutralize
recombination centers in silicon having a nonrediatioa origin is also shown.
ill. 5 ref. G.B.
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LESIR
UDC 547.261118
TOROPOVA, V. F., CHERXASOV, R. A., SAVEL-YEVA, N. I.,
V., 3 11jjIKOV, V. V., and PUI)OVIK, A. N., Kazan State
University ineni V. 1. Ul'yannov-Lenin
"Study of Stability of Complexes of Silver, Nickel and Cobalt Ions With
Phosphorus Dithioacid Derivatives"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimil, Vol 41, No 8# Aug 71, pp 1673-1676
Abstracti A study was made of the composition and stability of complex
conpou-nds o-P silver ions with a series of phosphorus dithioacid derivatives,
as well as coazlexes of nickel and cobalt ions with diethy1dizhiophosphoric
e potentlozetric --e*hod in a 90-percent ethanol-aqueous solution at
acid 41~ %I
0. L. 4s
an ionic streneth of 0.3 and a temperature of 25 Stabili:y consta~41.
(109 Ad are determined and cor lated with constants for substituents
at the phosph-oz-as atoa in the molecule of the ligand, r-ax-ticulax-ly for the
2p3-butylene glycol substituent.

Acc. Nr: - Abstracting Service: Ref. Code:
APM49791 CH-Em I C-u AB ST. J- 7e-' 0 1-3
-_7
1015S6n Molecular-weight distribution of vis-1,4-polybuta.
dlerie in relation it) its preparation canditivils. S~aialov
A. E.;
I-T-
U, frz-,rz~' i-EF, 7
0
h E, m d-m.--r01-u*no-.i of the t;de ptA,..irE-r ill diN-
1% ~n was stulied by
butadiell". 41~ )t'd It, a di,
but;(,n curve max. wvards tilt,
amn. tellip. of If cawc-d a ~~Art
,per w,,I~ p4-
in thi- znoi, m di,tribution curve max. toward lo%ker moL
-wT d"Sinhul:on - f I depelikied oll t lie wa V ill Which lilt!
:~)mpd~ and Tj halide catalkst, %;:f!r;? added.
Thus, fractional adtin. of the 2 catalysts to poi-,-mg. 11 brough-i
wid(ning in tile mol. wt, di!~mhulnon of I ;ind
tvWerl? 11, 1u.,. r4141.1. wt. and hivii snol. wt. fractiona.
Fraetional widn. )1 11 hj-d a favorai)le c,(fect on puipi,speruty
iind impn,s ed po).-mer ext rudability. Cmf?
R E E 1, / F RAN E -7
1!9801'713

Acc. Nr.: 7!, Ref. Code: UR 0240
AP0029329-
PRIMARY SOURCE: Gigiyena i Sanitariya, 1970, Nr' 1, ppY.1_-3(~
REMOVAL OF CERTAIN ENTERIC VIRUSES AND BACTERIA
FROM SEWAGE IN A CIRCULATION OXIDIZING CHANNEL
Goncharuk, Ye.I.;Grigor'ye a,.,,, T.V.;
Bey,
Shulyak, E.V. Shulyak, E.V.; Korchak,_. G.I.
Investigations have shown the treatm~cnt of sewage in a circulation oxidizing channel
for two days to be i highly efficient means of decontamination judging by chemical indices.
The sewage proved to be free of Coxsackie 135 and ECHO 19 viruses in 24 and 48 hours con-
secutively and that of Esch. coli bacteriophage in 12 hours in the initial concentration amoun-
ting 50 PFUlml and in 16 hours, when it amounted to 6000-7000 PFU/ml.The pathogenic
serotypes of B. coli in a mixture of sewage and active slime were recoved for a period af 3-7
days in the initial contamination equaling I million a litre and for 15- 18 days if it amounted
to 100 million a litre. The Coxszckie 135 virus was recovered from active slime sip to the third
day and ECHO 19 virus - up to the 5th day. The Esch. coJi bacteriophage was present for
15 to 25 days depending on the initial concentration. Disinfection of treated scwages is con-
sidered to be an obligatory measure.
REEL/FRAME
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1/3 038 UNCLASSIFIED
TItLE--SCIENTIFIC TECHNICAL SEMINAR ON THERMAL
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS -U-
AUTHOR-GRIGORYEVA# L.F*
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
TREATMENT OF POLYMER
SOURCE--MOSCOWt PLASTICHESKIYE MASSY, NO 2t 1970, PP 75-76
DATE PUBLISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS, BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES,
MECH., IND.t CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--CHEMICAL CONFERENCE, THERMAL EFFECT, CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL,
SILOXANE, PLASTIC MECHANICAL PROPERTY, FLUOROCARBON RESINv PHENOL
FORMALDEHYDE RESIN, FIBERGLASS
C(NTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY FICHE NO----FO701605022/007 STEP NO--UR/0191/701000/OOZ/007510076
CIRC ACCFSSIUN NO--ArOI41195
UNGLASSIFIED

213 038 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE-04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0141195
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE SEMINAR WAS HELD IN MOSCOW
FROM THE SECOND TO SIXTH SEPTEMBER, 1969# Mo V, SUBOLEVSKIY GAVE A
PAPER ON SILICONORGANIC HEAT CARRIERS, NOTHING THAT THERMAL TREATMENT OF
PLASTIC DEPENDS ON HEAT CARRIERS, POLYMETHYLSILOXANES AND
POLYMETHYLPHENYLSILOXANES. K. A. MOSKATOV REPORTEO ON THEORY OF
CHEMOSORPTION AND CHE.MICAL SURFACE REACTIONS OF POLYMERS. A. N.
MACHYULIS DISCUSSED THE INCREASE IN LIFE EXPACTANCY OF POLYMERIC UNITS
BY MEANS OF DIFFUSIVE STABILIZATION. THE EFFECT OF THERMAL TREATMENT ON
STRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES WAS DISCUSSED BY A. Ps MAKUSHKINA.
L. A. KOGAN READ A PAPER ON PROSPECTIVES!FOR MATHEMATICAL MODELS USEO IN
DETERMINATIOtl OF OPTICAL CONDITIONS FOR THERMAL TREATMENT OF PLASTIC
DETAIL IN PUMP SYSTEMS. YE, 1. KAPKOVA REPORTED ON THERMAL TREATMENT OF
POLYMERS AS A LONG LASTING FACTOR. THERMOSTABILIZATION AND PROPERTY OF
FLUORORESINS WAS DISCUSSED BY L. 1, PROKHOROV. V. V. NALETOV GAVE A
PAPER ON STUOIES ON LOWERING THE TOXICITY OF SYNTHETIC MATERIALS FROM
PHENYLFORMALDEHYDE RESINS BY MEANS OF THERMAL TREATMENT, 1, 1.
SAPRAGONAS READ A PAPER ON CHANGE OF THE PHYSICO CHEMICAL PROPERTIES AND
STRUCTURE OF POLYAMIDES ON THERMAL TREATMENT AND THERMAL AGING.
SELECTION OF CONDITIONS FOR THERMAL TREATMENT DURING DEPOSITION OF
POLYCAPROAMIDE PLATING IN SEMICALCINED LAVER WAS DISCUSSED BY A. P.
MAKUSHIN* K. A. MOSKATOV TALKED ABOUT CLASSIFICATION OF THERMAL
TREATMENT OF POLYMER MATERIALS. OTHER PAPERS GIVEN WERE: P. S,
DUNAYEVSKIY, EQUIPMENT FOR THERMAL TREATMENT OF LOW CLEARANCE DETAILS.
N. N. DASHKO, EFFECT OF THERMAL TREATMENT OF AMORPHOUS POLYMERS ON THEIR
STRENGTH.
Ll~l 5-SIFIFD
NC-LA

3f3 038 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
I:tRC ACCESSION NO--AT0141195
ABS-TRACT/EXTRACT--N. 1. DOLGOV, THERMAL TREATMENT OF CAPRONE AND
CAPROGRAPHITE DETAILS. V. P. D'YACHKOVA, THERMAL TREATMENT OF THICK
WALL LARGE CLEARANCE UNITS FROM FLUOROPLAST-4. B. P, KISHKIN, EFFECT OF
THERMAL TREATMENT ON PHYSICO MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF FIBERGLASS
PLASTICS. L. 1. KRAVCHENKO, CONDITIONS FOR THERMAL TREATMENT OF
FIBERGLASS. A. D. MUSTAFAYEV, EFFECT OF THERMAL TREATMENT ON THE
HARDNESS OF COMPONENTS FROM THERMOREACTIVE PLASTICS. A. A. MEYYER,
QUALITY IMPOROVEMENTS OF FIBERGLASS DETAILS. K. A. HOSKATOV,
TERMINOLOGY OF THERMAL TREATMENT OF POLYMER MATERIALS.
UNCLASS I F IEO

USSR
GR F.
"Scientific-Technical Seminar an Thermal Treatr~2nt of Polymor Constr~lction
Materials"
Moscow, Plasticheskiye Massy, No 2, 1970, pp 75-7o
Abstract: The seminar was held in Moscow, from -the to --n r
1969. 1". V. SOBOL.EVSKIY gave a paper on I'Siliconorgall"C ;IC!,-,z C.-.[ C~
noting that thermal treatment of plastics depench; ori fica-i.
methylsiloxanes and polymethylphenylsiloxanes. K. A. IMOSi~_-*t-IGV
"Theory of Chemosorption and Chemical Surface Reactions 01- A.
MACWULIS discussed the increase in life expectancy of j-_)q1vnC-r_;c Lint-L-s -by
means of diffusive stabilization. The offect of therr..ial (;rl -_'IrUct-
ure and mechanical properties was discussed by A. P. INIAKUS11KINA. 1'. A.
KOGVi read a paper on 1111,rospectives for Mathematical 1'4odel-, U5e,i :1.
nation of Optimal Conditions for Tll(.,rm,%l Treatmont oiC
Sysze- " - YE. I. KAPKOVA reported on "Thermal Trea-Erimnt oj.-
Lonq-Las-,ing Pactor". Zherm-ostabilization and property of fluo-r-orer-'115 -wa,,~
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USSR
GRIGOR'YEVA, L. F. , Plasticheskiye Massy, No 2, 19-70, i~,-) 75-7o
discussed by L. I. PROKHOROV. V. V- NALCTOV gave a papi-!: on
Lowering the Toxicity of Synthetic Materials from Rosins
by Means of Thermal Treatment". 1. 1. Si%FIRAGONAS read a papt2r on "C;-i.Ance of
the Physico-Chemical 11'roperties and Structure of' Polyrtmidv~s or, Tllh(,,-~~:;.L -ircat-
ment and Thermal Aging. "Selection of Conditions for TherriiaL dlur-
ing Deposition of Polycaproamide Plating in Semicalcined Layei` (iLscussed
by A. P. MAKUSHKIN. K. A. MOSKATOV talked about "Classificatiop. 0C 71normal
Treatment of Polymer Materials." Other papers given were: P, S. AYEVSKIY,
,al Treatm-nt of Low-Clearance Deta-iL,". N. SFI~0.
"Equipment for Therm 11 DA
"Effect of Thermal Treatment of Amorphous Polymers on -Chi~ir S-Lrengt!,-~
N. 1. DC)L.CA)V, "Thermal Treatment oC Caprone and Capi7ot -Irzphito Dutai-l~;";
V. P. WYACHKOVA, "Thermal Treatment of Thick Wall Lai*(i(-,--Ci(:!ar~,inc(! Linits Crom
Fluoroplast-4"; B. P. KISHKIN, "Effect of Thermal Treati-,le'll O'n
chanical Properties of Fiberglass Plastics"; L. 1. IC-?AVCIV,*,I,.'K0, "Con(Ilittons
for Thermal Treatment of Fiberglass"; A. D. IMUSTAFAYEV, "l-liffect ol- T'llerrial
Treatment on the Hardness of Components from Th(~rmoreztctlve 1311-t--,tI-(-.,,s"-
A. A. MEYYER, "Quality Improvements of, Fiberglass Detaiis"; and K. A.
.7y of Thermal Treatment of Poly-~r
MOSKATOV, "Terminolo(
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Acc. Nr: 41POO38026- Ref. Code: URI 0056
G--
PREMARY SOURCE: Zhurnal Eksperimental'noy i Tooreticl-keskoy
Fiziki, 1970, Vol 58, Nr 1, pp -~~--570
INVESTIGATION OF PLASMA INSTABILITY US A STRONG
ALTERNATING ELECTRIC FIELD
Sm _jtgp4_nQv. K N.;
V
The frequency spectrum kz obtained for the pro-dously dlsc'oN~ered high frequency
small-scale instability excited in a plasma by a high amplitude fast nia.criletosonic
wave. The dependence of noise amplitude on field :3trength of the wave is inve3tigrated
and it is shown that the dependence is of the thr"hold type.
R E E L / FIMM E
19731067

112 030 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLF--INVESTIGATION OF aESUNANCE EXCITATION OF HIGH AMPLITUDE WAVES IN A
PLASMA -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-GRIGORYEVAi L.I.v S,14ERDOY, 13.1., CHECHKINi V.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZHURNAL EKSPERIMENTALINOY I TEORETICHESKOY FIZIKI, 1970, VOL 58,
NR 4, PP 1234-1242
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--PLASMA WAVE, MAGENTIC RESONANCE9 ACOUSTIC WAVE, PLASMA
OSCILLATION, HIGH FREQUENCY CURRENT
CONTROL M4RKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCL4SSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/1720 STEP ~40--UR/0056/70/053/004/1234/t?42
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106453
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 030 -UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--23riCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106453
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. EXCITATION OF HIGH AMPLITUDE WAVES
IN A PLASMA CYLINDER IS INVESTIGATED EXPERIMENTALLY FOR FREQUENCIES
OMEGA SLJ3HI SMALLER THA.-N OMEGA S.14ALLER THAN (OMIEGA SURHI 0111EGA SUBHE)
PRIMEONE HALF. THE WAVE IS EXCITED BY A HIGH FREQUENCY AZI.4UTHALv
AXIALLY PERInoic CURRENT FLOWING IN A COIL ENCIkCLING THE PLASMA. THE
SPECTRUM OF IMAGENTIC FIELD OSCILLATIONS, WHICH APPEAR IN THE PLASMA WHEN
THE EXCITING CURRENT IS SWITCHED ON, IS OBTAINFO. IT IS DEMONSTRATED
EXPERIMENTALLY THAT IN THE kEGICN OF RESONANCE EXCITATION OF A FAST
-MAGNETO ACOUSTIC WAVE (WHISTLE) IN THE PLASMA, BESIDES THE PURELY FOACED
OSCILLATIONS, TWO PROPER OSCILLATIONS (WHISTLE) ARE ALSO EXCITED, THE
WAVELENGTH OF ONE OSCILLATION AND THE FREwUENCY OF THE OTHER JIFFERING
RESPECTIVELY FROM THE AXIAL PERIOD AND THE FREQUENCY OF THE EXCITING
CURRENT. EXCITAT19N OF PROPER OSCILLATIONS 15 DUE TO THE FINITE WIDTH
OF THE EXCITING CURRENT SPECTRA IN WAV9 NUM8ER SPACE AND FRE~~UENCY
SPACE. IT IS ALSO FOUND THAT A WHISTLE WITH A FREQUENCY DIFFERING FROM
T14AT OF THE EXCITING CUKRENT DI.CAYS INTO A 41-11STLF AND A FAST SOUND
ICYCLOT.R0:4 SOUND) WAVE. THE CONDITIONS FOi~ SUCH DECAY IN a BOUNDED
PLAS14A ARE DISCUSSED. FACILITY: FIZIKO-TEKH14I!_-HESKIY INST., AN
UKR. SSR.

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USSR
UDC 613.168-078076-3-082-35
GRIGORYEVA, L. V., laboratory of Sanitary Bacteriology and Virology, Kiev
1~bid-ntific Research Institute of General and Communal Hygiene imeni A. N.
Yarzeyev
"Application of Cell Cultures for Evaluation of Electromagnetic Field Effects"
Moscow, Laboratornoye Delo, No 12, 1971, P 748-
Abstracti The effect of electromagnetic fields in the ultra-short frequency
range on cell tissues (HeD-2, rat fibroblastat monkey kidney, human embryonic
fibroblasts) is described. A field intensity of 50-400 V/n produced a well
defined degeneration of cells during the first 2-5 days of cu-Itivation.
Lower field intensities (5-6 V/m) caused only a slight der-eneration of cells
during 4-6 days of incubation. No visible changes in cellular structures
were observed with the application of 0.1-1 V/x field. however, If any
changes occurred, they were of a questionable nature and very weak. The
primary cell cultures showed early the changes produced by the field. The
obtained data make it possible the application of tissue cultures In
preliminary hygienic evaluation of the effect of electromm;,netic fields
within the radiofrequency range.
1/1

1/2 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING f)ATE--23,9CT70
TME--EFFECT OF VWENAL GLANDS FUNCTIll','AL STATE ON OXIDATIVE METABOLISM
OF VITA)~[,q 4 AND ITS C01,14TENT IN' ADAENAL GLANDS9 LIV:-'i'%' AND 61_000 PLASMA
4UTHOR-(04)-(;RIGOKYEVA, L.V., NATANSON, A.D., SMIRNOV, M.I., SHIPITSYNAt
L . P
COUNTRY 3F INFO--USSR
SOURCE--VOPROSY .14EOITSINSKOY KHIMII, 1970, VOL 16, Nk 3, PR -300-306
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-310LOGICAL AND MEOICAL SCICNCES
TOPIC TAGS--ADRENAL GLANO, 0;,IDATION, METABOLISM, VITAIIIIII'lo LIVERt 3LOOD
PL A S AA
CONTkOL MARKING--,"li~ RESTRICTIONS
DOCU.-ArPIT CLASS--U,iCLtSSIFlc'-b
PROXY KEEL/FRAME--1998/0144 STEP 1,40--UR / 0301 /70 / o.! 6/003 /0330/0 3o6
CIPC A(.C~SSION N(,--AP0120Hl't4

2/2 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120844
ABST~~ACT/EXTRACT--M) GP-U- ABST.-PACT. THE C0,NTENf OL: VAR10JS VITAIIIIN A
FORMS (ALCOHOL, PALMITATE; ALDEHYJE) IN ADRENIAL GLANOS (IF 4ATS AT T'A~-[R
ACTIVATION' BY IMEANS !IF UNILATERAL Atl)kF,,,'ALECTtjMIA 0 j,' A(-TH ADMINIST'ATI0,111
AFTER IINHI~i[TILT-l GF THF.1-~ FUNCTION BY PROLLINGED I SOL P"IJECTIG"N
AN D I A f (I L) ~
AFTER CANCELLAT [Os,J OF HYORaCORT I SdL WAS, STUOI ED. S PUL N-'.-' 'LY ALL
T 1- 1 R E E F R L'V4 S 10 F V I T A M I NA CUP4TENT IN LIVER AND BLOOD PLASMA WAS
DETERMINED. ACTIVATIUN UF AO:'ENAL GLANDS FUNCTION L-.AIDS T,.'~ DECREASE IN
THEIR VITAMIN A CONTEIN'T . INHIBITION OF THEIR FUNCTI-'~N DID i,.ICJT CHA.%GE
SIGNIFICAI~TLY V[TA'1IN A C;) NC E N T kA T I &N. THE DECREASI- IN VITAMIN A
CONTENT IN LIVER OF RATS f,4J'-::CTED HYDROCORTISO-1- 'WAS iNIDRMALIZED
AFTER THE CANCELLATION OF THE DkUG. THE CONSTANCY li-; VITA%1IN A ALDEHYI)E
Cr-INTENT IN ADRENAL GLA,"IDS, LIVER AND BLOOD SHOWS THAT ACTIVATION AS wELL
AS P-41HIBITION-OF ADPEINAL CORTEX FUNCTION DOES NOT LE40 TO THE INCREASE
I-N OXIDATIVE VITAMIN A TPANSFORMATEON IN ADRENAL GLA,,40S ANO LIVER OF
EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS. FACILITY: ALL UNION kESEAkCH VITA-M[NOLOGY
INSTITUTE USSR MINISTRY OF HEALTH, MOSCOW.
UNCLASSIFIE0

2 1 . i 6 I;i 5 2 3 t;
F.P-27 Kp-,',o FADICTELESCOi-E ANTFN~~A AT
WA7!',LFT;(!T119 OF I AND 1.35 CENTIMETE:--S .-.:,
tNrti~lo by -L Jj., 1-1 z,4hx.%Mi, I N,
I; ~qh ii I br,"'li 117
!,!~Jscow.
~ J.6, No 5. 1973, E,- M. ulv 1972,
kadluil4lka, "iussian,
A I -o- re f'l,,c to r riten rr, t -.T. I r, t'! 0 3 t i r, I v e
b.inl w;,~f developed in 11*6 in order, to ir-rrov~~ Crine-
nn ObrervT)tory! RI-27 lc~
provIJil i-i.cimum non~,I tivity, it w,ic zurl-zd ar.J itr b,;ric. pl-c-
trical t)-irtmeters Eit 3.)4 cent! ire ters were del-r-ined. In
vrIopinr. the ilium inati nr.,r1yUtr of the K-,*.C".q ~'- ncer-
qtln;,,. i,*.v~.rionce of the F ANj2 11,7t~4,j~c ir_r.; P. N.
.1 F'T-::' s)!; con
Lebedov f)r the USSR Acijdemy of Scltncts' sidered
and cnr1.,-jn chanres In Its syn.Lvm paro-tters *t-r,, intrujucedi
the dizWl,ter or th" E-.rroniary rorle-tor '.~03 ~illir~-ters.
7-nd t1"r flyrt"nlr. foci),11 W;.s -;E: 20,01 milli,,:nterr
from th,i vertey of' the p,,r~obolold i,h n to 4n~iuril:,: :tlrl-
mill 1011orn in the millimetf.,r w;ivvl~and. c~rcumztonc,*C;
I im. Itell tlh-m lonritudInill dimension of Ihs! Lrrndiotor in the 3-
centininfl,r band. 1h'! two-reflector Irradinter lt~,I; ,. ccm-
plirativoly rm:jll lonrlt-idirvil Jimonliri, which if it:hv it ~ar
chosen I tn c .. q tried out on vri antenna,
-~ Fl, k.~-
t
h ti 2 '? a n'd I ~, a v e s N t i s f :l '! t v ry re r %j! t - .
Tho rndia Lion p-l t terni of he ten- reflec,.tcr I rra.i 1,t ter
In tt- ~. :-n,l H plune-3 ;ind the chZI.."I 1-1~:,;!;-
ti c n t t,h,, ). 31, cent Ime ter wavel th ure r~ho-i i n I i i~%'! . 1 .
1j'he Irri.di--torla dispersion coeff-cient, ::onpu*.ej -,Pr Lf~P
radintion patterno doeo not exceed 0.2.
Jlrelimiw,ry tuning of the ;,ntenn;, wos done on the sun,
finul tuning an radlo sources of small ongular size. A radic,-
ater with a prirametric amplifier was used in tuning vL the
23

I
-LASSIFIFO Pq0CESSING f)ATF--IlSFP70
1/2 037 L
TITL.r--HYGIENIC ASSESSMENT OF COAPOSITE WOOD PLASTICS MADE ON THS RASIS Dr-
P4NOL FORMAL DEHY DE REESINE -U-
AUTHOR--GRTr~ORYEY,A-o~~,.M-O~4-
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--GIGIYENA I SANITARIYA, 1970, NR 4, PP 47-50
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT A.qFAS--BI0LO(_ilCAL ANn MEIICAL SCIENCES
T()pjC TAGS--wnoji CFiC-qICAL Pknn(ICT, PLASTIC CnATI,'14GP TrXIrrlL0';Y,
F"P'4AL9,;_:HY0Es AIR P~ILLUT19~!, INSOLAri,,iG MATER14L, MICR-10p,,-t A k1l I Sm,
BACTERICIDE
OCCUTR-L Z~ZST:ZICTIONS
Dr)CUMr-NT CLA'_;5--U'4CLASSIF IFD
ROXY REELf'rRLMP_--l9P9/1683 STEP 1~0
F
C I PC A (-
738

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~Hl GAI 3C,,kf-_--(Jlviq~02 ~O JNnoNv 3_liiVb3ClSNO:) V DrA.1116-3- :'JIR 01 ONnad
SVM it S~ S3SlW:_3td ON1113AC) N1 SdCjGlzl JO 3H.L ao:i c:3sn 3U IONNV:)
S:JIISVId SlIA IVHl SVM !)NICINIJ 9H.1 *33v:ibns sii NC, S6SlNV9'dD(J*6:)lv~ =10
lVfk]A~!AS =LHI CJNv 'IVI~13IVV. SIHI. JU 3r,]VW ~10b-ld V JO S=~11'63c)Obd ONIIVInSNI
jw ujionis ~UjHlnV 3HI "S3GIS3!6 *SliAil 3bniv83ok-4~1 snoldvA
IV SNClllCN,6D UIJI:1 (INV AbOlVZ:U0V'l b3(.'Nfl SISAIVNV. lV)lhJHJ kbVIINVS
SDliSVld JI1S3dw03 ODOM *lDV~iISuv -0-dO (fl)--I0VeiX3/1)VbiS9V
8CLl0l0dV--C)N NCJISS3:)3V
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Ld~ -- iVC C!k!JSSj:)Gbd oqj:;issv-I:),-,n LtO Z/Z
C

1/2 310 U,*7GL_'SSfrFI=D
TITLE--ASCORBIC ACID TITRATION IN FOODSTUFFS -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-GRIGOP,YEVA, M.P., STEPANOVA, YE.N.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--VOPROSY PITANIYA, 1970, NR 3, PP 32-37
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
PROCESSING DATE---'3--)CT7(
TOPIC TAGS--FOOD ANALYSIS, ASCORBIC ACID, ELECTROMETRY, TITRATION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS'
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFfE0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--191)7/2053 STEP NO--UR/0244/tt)/000/0.~3/oO32/OO3I
CIRC ACCESSION NO--'-'l'P012069b
UNIC L A S S I I- I C 1)

212 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT7
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120696
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THREE METHODS OF DETERMINING
ASCORBIC ACID IN FOODSTUFFS, BASED ON ITS ACIDIFICATION WITH
2tbvDICHLOROPHENDI.INDOPHENL)Lt WERE COMPARED. THEY INCLUDED VISUAL
TITRATIONv EXTRACTION OF THE DYE EXCESS WITH XYLENE 4ND FLECTROMETRIC
TITRATION. THE RESULTANT DATA INUICATE ALL THREE ~OETHOOS EQUALLY
SUITABLE FOR USE lti THE ANtLYSIS OF FOOD PRODUCT; CONTAINING NO PIGMENT
HINDERIING ITS RELILATION. XYLEME EXTRACTION OF INDOPHENOL AND
ELECTROMETRIC TITRATION MAY BE RECOMMIE"IDED FOR DETERMINING THE ASCORBIC
ACID IN COLOURED OBJECTS. ELECTROMETRIC TITRATION 15 MUST SUITABLE,
SINCE IT 15 SIMPLE, EXACT AND HAS NO LIMITATIONS IN MEASURING THE
ASCORBIC ACID CONTENT IN FOODSTUFFS. FACILITY: LABURATORIYA PO
RAZRABOTKE METODOV VITAMINDLOGICHESKOGO ANALIZA VSES. N-1 INSTITUTA
VITAMIINOLOGII MINISTERSTVA ZDRAVOOKHRANENIYA SSSR, MOSCOW.
t j tq C-t -A C-~- j- f: p-, I

Acc. Nr. : RP0031628- Ref. Code: UR 02-119
PRIMARY SOURCE: Byuiletea' Eksperimental'noy B-Jalogii i
Meditsiny, 1970, Vol 69, Nr 1, p-)80-8.3
A STUDY INTO REACTIVITY OF LYMPFIOID CELLS CULTLRE OF TUE
FETUS IN VITRO
Govallo, V.I.; n, I. I.
Central &ientifi,-Rescarch Institute of Tratimatologi- and Orthop,~Jfl,.-
The ability of the "hymic and spleric cells of 16--23 old hun-,,~n fl~~!!.;,~
undergo morphological transformation in a mixcd cultuire and tinder the efft:d oi ii~,,
specific stimulators of Mastogenesis was sludied. As evidericed, the iriu,-miit,, of Hic 1)1!,-:
transiormation rea,,tioii in, ainixed lympliocyie cidt!!l,t! i)f 1 j ~ I I , Idirectly I I
the degree of amlig~~nic o1 'lie celk cuitivat~d, III a mi--cd cu!turt~ and
Presence oi 5fimula". ~-s th,~ ~,Inbrycrli;-.l splenic celk -,.,mil~-j-%vent diff,renii.-jliwi ii)
that in )ymphoid th III,)(' y t i,,;) of
y
tile !i3llle to
tat conditions.
REEL/FRAME
InG9117,01-5

112 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSINS DATE--020CT70
TlTLE--A STUDY OF THE ACTIVITY OF AINTILYMPHOID SERA IN THE CULTURF OF
LYMPHOCYTES IN THE PERIPHERAL BLOOD OF MAN -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-GOVALLO, V.I., GRIGORYEVA, M.P.t KOPELYAN, I.I., KOS41ADI,
G.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--BYULLETEN' EKSPERIMENTALINOY BIOLOG11 I M~61TSI'qy' 1970t VOL 69,
NR 4, PP 82-85
DATE PUBLISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS:--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOP[C TAGS--liLOOD SERUM, LYMPHOCYTE
D0CJ;',.E:4T CL_'5S--U%CLASSlFIED
PROXY KELL/FRAME--19A8/1579 STEP
CIRC ACCLSSIf"fli N0-00106325
Ll L A S S I F~ I r

212 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING r)ATE--0?Jl'-'T70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0106325
ABSTAACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. THE ACTIVITY OF DIFFERENT
HETEPCiLOGLJUS ANTILYMPHII-3 S~RA WAS STUDIED IN THE CULTURE 3F HUMAN
LYlAP40CYTES IN VITRO- IT IS SHOWN TH4T DIFFERENT 11"PlUNt- A14TISERA HAVE
THEIR CHARACTERISTIC SPECTRU14 OF A,-.T[O,',l IN THE MONOCULTOE IF
LYMPHOCYTES, MANIFESTING IN A VARYING DEGREE THE LEUKOAGGLUT1144TIING?
CYTGTOXIC AND BLAST TRANSFORMING EFFECT. IN A MIXED CULTURE 3F
LYMPHOCYTES ANTILYMPHOID SERA CAUSED BOTH SFIMULATION AND [NIJIBITIJ\l OF
THE REACTION OF BLAST TRANSFORMATION IN COMPARISON -WITH THI: REACTION OF
NATIVE LYMPHOCYTES.
r
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NULASSLFIED

AA004064C
L5~~ UR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section I Chemical, Derwent,
242089 YRU S2Z~ATN Candid& tropicalis SKF-2
was Isolhted from yeast obtained coumw-
cially by continuous 'cultivation. The novel strain
does not require preliidnary adaptation to hydro~
carbons and was found suitable for the bio-
synthesis of vitamin-containing proteinaceouB
fodder from the naptha hydrocarbons. The strain
assimilates glucose, maltose, saccharose and
galactose, and does not liquify gelatine. The
nitrate nitrogen is qot utilined. 29.1.68. an
1213829/28-13, SHUBINA, L.N. and GRIGORIEVA, V.A.
Protein Biosynthesis Res. Inst. u1.
15/25.4.69. Class 6a, Int. C1. C 12k.
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AA0040646
AUTHORS: Shubina, L. N.; and Grigor'yeva, N. A.
Severo - Kavkazskiy Filial Vsesoyuznogo Nauchno
Issledovatel'skogo Instituta Biosinteza BeIk-o%-,y-=eshchestv
1975OZZ5

USSR
GRIGOR'YZVA , N. F
"The Application of Irriunofluorescent Method in the Study of Tbyreoglobulin, in
Embryonic Thyroid Glands"
Ontogenez (Ontogenesis), 1973, Vol 4, No 4, pp 427-431 (from RM - Biologic he ska3m
Kbitn1ya, No 22, Nov 73, Abstract No 1648)
Translation: The application of an immunofluorescent method has been described
for the investigation of thyreo_,-lobulin (1) of the embi7onic thyroid gland. The
method of the preparation of I has been described for the irmunizzation of rabbits
as well as the schematic of iTm=ization, the method of freezing-, the thyroid
gland and the preparation and staining, of the preparations by the indirect netilod
of Kuns. High sensitivity of this inethod makes it possible to study I or its
precursor in the early stages of the differentiation of embryonic thyroid gland.
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rITLE--ANIONS OF DINITROMETHYL COMPOUNDS. V.
POTASSIUM SALT OF PHENYLDINITROMETHANE -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-GRIGORYEVAt N.V., MAQGOLISr N.V.,
I.N. %m .....
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZH. STRUKT. KHIM. 1970, 11(1)t 165-8
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF THE
TSELIINSKIY, I.V., SHOKHOR,
TOPIC TAGS--CRYSTAL STRUCTURE, BENZENE DERIVATIVE, X PAY STUDY,
NITROMETHANE, ORGANDPOTASSIUM COMPOUND, CRYSTAL LArTICE, CONJUGArF 30ND
SYSTEM, ANION
CONTROL MARKING--NO PESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1937/0444 STEP NO--Ul~/0192/70/011/00,/Clf)5/016P
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104057
UNELASSIFIED

2/2 030 UNCLASSIFIED PROICESSING DATE--19SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104057
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. rHE STRUCTURE OF
PH ENYL D I NI TROM ET HAN E ( I ) WA S DETD. BY S I NGL E C RY STAL X RAY 4ET HODS .T HE
MONOCLI,NIC LATTICE PARAMETERS ARE A 11.581 B 7.951 C 10.12 ANGSTROMS,
AND BETA 99DEGREES; ZETA EQUALS 4; THE SPACE GROUP IS P2 SIJBI-C. It"41THE
ANION, THE DIHEDRAL ANGLE BETWEEN THE PH RING AND THE N(l) MINUS C(O)
MINUS N(2) PLANE IS 62DEGREESt AND THE C(l) MINUS C(4) LINE MAKES AN
ANGLE OF SIMILAR TO 8DEGREES WITH THE N(l) MINUS C(O) IMINUS N(2) PLANE.
BOTH NO SUB2 GROUPS ARE ROTATED BY SIMILAR TO 10DEGREES ABOUT THE C AND
N BONDS RELATIVE TO THE N(l) MINU S C(01 MINUS N(21 PLANE. CONJUGATION
BETWEEN THE PH RING AND THE REMAINDER OF THE ANION CANNOT EXCEED
20PERCENT OF THE VALUE POSSIBLE IF THE ANION WERE PLANAR. MARY FRANCES
RICHARDSON.
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UDC 620-193.5
NIKITIN, Y. I., and GRIGOR -'YEVA,..T. N., TsNIPKI fexpansion unknowjn imeni
1. 1. Polzunov, Lenilfg-2~ad
"Effect of Calorizing a Rickel Alloy on Its Long-Time Strength in Certain
Media!'
Kiev, Fiziko-Khimicheskaya Ffekhaaniak liaterialov, Vol 10, No 1, 19"14, PP 7-12
Abstracti A study was made to determine the effectiveness of calorizing alloy
E1826 In order to protect it from high-temperature oxidation and from the action
of ash deposits during testing for long-time strength as well to determine the
relationship of long-tino strength of the calorized alloy to the scale factor.
Chemical composition of the alloy was (in wt %)t 0-037 C, 14.03 cr, 1.47 T1,
2.24 Al, 4.06 1-10, 5.89 W, m6 i4n, 0.27 Si, 0.015 P, and 0.004 S, balance-1-ii.
It was shown that the long-time strength of the alloy exceeds 4000 hours when
tested at 8500 C in an ash without NaC1, but when an ash with 10% NaCl is
deposited on samples, their long-t9me strength Is 500 hours or less. The basic
conclusion made is that calorizing does protect EI826 samples from the effects
of ash content in that sa=Dles without a calorized layer Lve a much less lon4:-
-time strength than those which are calorized. Alsol the thicker the calorized
layer, the better the long-time strength. Six figures, six bibliographic references.
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UDC 620.193.5
NIKITIN, V. I. Academy of Civil Aviation, Leningrad
0
"Influence of Ash Deposits on Long-Term Strength of Gas Turbine Blade
Materials"
Kiev, Fiziko-Khimicheskaya Mckhanika Materialov, Vol 8, No S, 1972, pp 19-26.
Abstract: This work studies the influence of a synthetic ash containing
sodium sulfate and sodium chloride on the long-term strength of type E1826
nickei alloy (0.037 wt.cj C, 14.0300- Cr , 1.47% Ti, 2.241- Al, 4.06") Mo,
S-89% W, 0.16% NIn, 0.27., Si, O.OIS-01 P, 0.005 wt.') S) -used for the manufacture
of turbine blades. Two compositions of synthetic ash were used. The first
composition imitated the asfi of high-sulfur fuels, while the second mixture
was designed to contain sodium chloride. The study of the effects of the
influence of ash deposits on long-term strength of nickel alloy indicated
the necessity of developing measures (protective coatings, treatment of fuels,
etc.) to eliminate or significantly reduce the influonce of the medium on
the strengths of gas turbine blade materials.
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