SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KACHALKIN, G.S. - KADOMTSEV, B.B.

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Steele
USSR
UDC
NEDOSUGOV, Yu. D.,and KACMUEIN, V. G., Cor'kiy Auto-
mobile Plant; Gor'kiy Polytechnic Institute
"Cast High Temperatuxe Steels With Reduced Nickel Contents"
Moscow, Metal-lovedeniye i termicheskaya obrabotka metallov, No 6, lq-~2,
PP 57-58
Abstract: 'Die oblective of this study was Kh24N12SL Irm-nickel steel as a
replacement for Kh.181125S2 and Ilail&1106 steels in acccssorie.- and rcinfoce-
ments for heat treating furnacez. The requirements on the new metc-,L inclu."'cJ
scale, acid, wear,and high temperature resistance uridr!r I.Iierma-I cycles, cf
20Z:?'IOCOoC. The riechanictd_ properties of the test spt-,!cilmens of' the nev
steel were found to be similar to those of the other oteels. Micrusoruc-
tural examinations of the steel after repeated ~_nneals for 50010 hr shc.-V;(_-d
structural changes similar Lo those in the other steael's. The Overfal
test results of Kh2hIT12SL steel over tbe entire set of projj~_~rtic- Llic~,,ed
little or no- differerices frr)zr, those of the cther sLeels in curr(.n'. lj~,e.
The pre5en", output of ca.;tinr~, from th,~ rvznr 'I-, no 11h,,,ri
80% of the Loial outlrjut of hiLli ilemperatluee castiniL.'I. 11h,"
112

USSR
KCILALF-111, G. S. , Q-t-I al, Metailo%redeniye i termicheshal a c-- r'ib:)tk;i
Y
No 6, 1972, PP 57-58
KIil8N25C2 and Kh]-81-1106, the high-nickel steels, with Kh210112SL steel Sa-,-es
about 12,500 kg nickell per year, resulting in 31,625 rICOICO Of YearlY
savings. (1 table)
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112 02L UNCLASSIFIED
TITLE-REFACTURY TOUL STEEL -U-
AUTHOR- (02) -KACHALK I ti, G.S., KHLOPLISHIN, YU.A.
COUNTRY OF INFU--USSR
SOUnLE--LITEINIbE PR!JIZVUJ. 1910r 2, 40
DArE PUbLISHED ------- 70
SU3JECT ARLAS--MATERIALS
PkocEssmi; uerE--(j,)ocfto
TUPIL TAGs-rOUL STEEL, ALLJY DES IGNATIUIN, CHROMIUM Nl(~EL SrLEL, METAL
LASTINGt CA.~T STEEL, ALLOY CUMFUSIT11,141 REFRACTOkY P,EfAL/(U)Kril8NJ24SZL
TOOL STEEL, (UJKliI8N35 TOOL STEEL
UNTRUL MARKI".~'G-WJ .--,ESTr-"I;CTl:t_-,%S
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PkijXY STEP
Gh~i'

211- 012 i UNCLASSI FIED
CIRC ACCLSSI'--:~' %j--Apoljc)3'~j
Abili~PAC.T/EATRALT-(u) Gp-C,- A3STRACT. A tfE~i rYf-L- LiF ~TELL (,ille,"35 o,'AS
I)EVELbPtD L(AJG.- C 0.25-0.4, Sl 2-3# 1114 U.3-0.8, Cw~ 16-20, N1 33-37, P
0.03, S 0.05PEi,,CE,14Tv CHARACTLIUZEU BY GOUIJ REFRACTOv.Y PROPLATIES.
OESPNE ITS HIGH P;~ICE- C',l'-,',~P,h---D TG tl~il8N24S21- STEEL, IT CAN bE USFr.)
SATISFA---TCjRILY IN THE PR51L)ULTIGIN UF HARDENED STEELS.

Steels
USSR
UDC C-69-15'24'21~----194:
K.4,CFALiall, G, S., NEDOSUGOV, Yu. D.,and 44~~T"Jj,,, Gorlkiy Auto-
mobile Plant; Gor'kiy Polytechnic Institute
"Cast, High Te'lPern-L't-,re Steels With Reduced Nickel Conten-s"
Moscow, Metalloveden-'Ye i temicheskaya obrabctka No 6, 1972,
C8
pp 57-.~
Abstract: The obiectiv-~ ol- "his study was K1124Y-L2,'3L 1(-w-nic.el st-2ol as a
replacement for n2i-161425S2 and K1-a81F1L`)' steels in acc o sscr)r ics. -,nd j~eijjfL--.J'C0-
ments for iiezat treatinp, furnaces. 'Die requi. remien ts on tlie nc-w met~-d -inC-'iiJ(-J
scedle, acit-J., -1.,czir,and hig)-L temperature resiz-A.:~-.nce iindev the-r:~,'-d cycleo (A-1-
(' ~ tit rv v
steel wcr(-- to te similar to Lhooe of the other
tural examinaticns. of tiie steel after repeated annftLd.,-; ft:,r lir
structural cliz.inge.; oimilar Lo t1tose in the otlier
tent results of ~224N-1'25L oteel over the entire
Iittlt,t or n~, frou, those of tlLe cjther --;n
The present OU"UpUt Of Cti--LinCO, froin thu new steel I.,:t nu Lh.--,n
80% of the total out-jat of h-4&h temperature castinlg-,. f
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USSR
KACHALKIN) G, S. , et al; Metallovedeniye i tenucheskriya obrLbotka me Lallcv,
No 6, lrW2, PP 57-58
M18N25C2 and Kh-181410", the high-nickel steels, with Eh241112SL steel Saves
about 12,500 kg nickel per year, resulting in 31,625 rubles of YearlY
savings. (1 table)
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1/2 027 UNCL ASS I F IEL) pp-,Cjr~:: S 'I *jG DA TF--2 3,,---,C r 10
TITLE-HOLOGRAPHIC IOPiTIFICATION OF stmrLAR I,'-,,A,3ES -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-KOSOUROV, G.I., KAACHALOV, O.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-PRIBORY I TEKH,141KA EKSPERIMENTA, JAN.-FEB. 1970, P. 197-19-1
OATIF PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS-HUO"RAM. F(Y~M Pric IMAI~!-, L16M
FILTER
C 1) L 1 7; 6 F ~~rf T T S
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A T 1 r E 01 1 S T W H I L E T --i E ~~:A
THE PL LC,,L C,-,' JUG,% F Tll-) Tr4E P L AN E OF T -i F S 0 J-~ C Tj-
-HE JU P I R I M A,~; F 0 F T H F T !-, E 1: 1 L
F IT F - OBJECT I N T 14, ~ P '- A ~Nl
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THE JI STANCE FFAIM THE L-3JECT TO THE LIGHT SUUEZ-E, T HU S P "J'D V 10 1 N G ~VA Y
0 F I D Ic N T I F Y 13 t 4 G S I %I I A L R I M A GEE S T H E 0 P E R A T I C ) N ,"] F A C ~-' k R F L A T U" k U S I N -3
WHITE LIGHT IS DESCRIBED. FACILITY: A'~ADEMIIA NAUK SSSR,
INSTITUT KRISTALLOGRAFIll MJSCOWt USSR.

USSR UDC: S. 74
BUZUXOV, Yu. A,.,, VAOLOV, Y(:. t'-L, Kachalov, 11. T.
Irrabular 'Mothod of of Dlst,ibution of Conti-ol
Pro.crv nuied Autom~ton"
Kiberii. Teklin. 4 C of
197, 111c,"er.!-, iv~iyy Zhurnal Ubmic! fl,a, iNO I'
I - - A . I . . . -.1
No 1111'506, by V.
at. i oil: 5
01) 0 (1 h'.. i!w all o;~I'! LO;). 11::--h I~i-:
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to 1.1 1: o -'~Ot 0' ]Jlk:
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C I "Cl" 11 1

Ye. N., Kachalov, 1'. T., Kibern. Teklin., Kiev, 1971 ,
L C
signals u The CSF devclcps a sequence of pulses q,, q,,- ... I0
cycle of flic .!.TCA. The 011crotino CYCIC 'TO VIC t~1-1'0 in--!
tile operatin-
val, during which the ;iutomntcn Jovelops ,:he necessary sequerice of
ations p0rrCjI*i~,,!nc,,- Of the microrro-rnm corre~nondl---Iw to oper'!-licn,
The operating cycle is dihriduc i-nto microcyCl0s, duril!- ~-,;Ic-:I of ciiCl 0,--
tile signals % app.,-I.n~ :it t1he input of thc CSD. F110 olit-nut,. Of I'le
carry a S0qLICIIC0 Of C011t.r0l sicnfls u distributeu, in tilne and sr;;iCe. I I I
ative examples AYU j,
ir, :1), ed .
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uDc 632-4:585-13:633.11
KACHALOVA, Z. P. and KUZ'?-1IC11EV,
yazev Agricultul- 1 Acaderqy,
Timir a
"Incidence of Cover Simat of M-heat and Distribution of Affected Ovarles in the
Ear"
Leningrad, Mikologiya i Fitopatologiya,
Abstract: Study of several spring (Lyutestsens 62, Krasnozerrqya) and -winter
(PPG-186, 11.1ironovskaya 808) wheant varieties infected with covered smut showed
that the pathogen Tilletin caries srreads diffusely th-r0u,-11 the plant but does
not penetrate all the ovariec of the fornin,r spike, thcreby dIeLexiAnirg, the
extent of infection of the spike. Early planting of sprin~r wheat increases
both the number of infected spikes and the extent of infection. Spiker, on lat-
eral shoots of 2-, 3-, and multistem plants are generally the most affected.
Within a spike, the center is most affected; within a spikelet, the third and
fourth ovaries. The presence of partly affected spikes, spikelets, and grains
is related to the physiolopical and biochemical state of the plants, which is
deuendent, in turn, on the varietal characteristics and conditions under which
the ovaries are formed.

1/2 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OArE--20NOV70
TITLE-mEChANISM GF TtiE SIMULTANEGUS REACTION UF BUTYL IS(JCYANATE AND
AETHAN~L I.ITF AERCSIL -U-
AtjTH0R-(G5)-KULIK, N.V., NEGIYEVICHt L*A.t KURGANs N.P.i BELITSKAYA, G.F.,
KACH~hi A.A.
Cl NTRY_'CF
SCUr-%CE--TELi.. EKSP. KHltl.. 1,97Gt WI)i 55-60
DATE FUELISPEC----70
SU5JECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TGPIC TAGS-0RGAhIC ISCCYANATEt METHANOL, CHEMICAL REACTION RATE~
A0SGkFTlbN# SILICA
CC4%TRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIGNS
aGLUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/1-kAME--3002/1171 STEP NO--UR/0379/70/006/001/0055/0060
CIRIC ACCESSICIN,

21Z. c, 2 0 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-20NOV70
CIRC ACCESSIC.~ NO-APOIZb593
AaSTkACTI~XTkACT-1U) GP-0- A6STRACT. REACTICN RATES WERE MEASLEIED OF
URETHAfifi (1) FORMATIM I-ROM BUNCO (11) ANO MEOH IN THE GAS PHASE GN
AERCSIL, ThE HIGHEST RATE ~iAS ACHIEVED BY INTRODUCING A MIXT, OF MEO"I
AND II C.%T0 THE CATALYST, UUE 'TO COMPLEX FORMATION. A LOWER RATE WAS
08TALNED GN INTROGUCU40' 11 FIRST. INTRODUCTION OF MEOH FIRST LED 70 THE
LOWEST RATE DUE TO BLOCKING OF SILANGL GROUPS OF THE CATALYST BY IMEOH
ADSORPTION. FACILITY: INST. KHIMo VYSOKOMOL. SOEDIN,t KIEVr
LSSR.

1/z 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--M--JOIFICATION OF POLYETHYLEtNE FILMS BY PHOTOCHEMICAL GRAFT
POLYMERIZATION -U-
AUTHO;k-103)-KOSTYLEVA, Z.A.i SHRUBOVICH? V.A.v KACHAN, A.A.
SOURCE-PLAST. MASSY
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--CHEMISTRY,
TOPIC TAGS--GRAFT POLYMERIZATION, ACTIVATION ENERGY, THERMAL STABILITY,
COPOLYMER, PLASTIC FILM, CHEMICAL REACTIONi ACRYLIC ACID, POLYETHYLEINE,
PHOTO SENSITIVITY
CONTROL MARKING--MO RESTRICTIONS
DOCU.MENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY kEEL/FRAME--1992/1689
STEP t4o--UR/1)191/'10/000/00"/(')Olit/001'i
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0112683
1 1N 111 - A S S I F 1El

212 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0112683 -SITIZED (w[TH PH SUB2
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PHOTOSEINI
CO) GAS PHASE GRAFT COPOLYMN. OF ACRYLIC ACID (1) ON POLYETHYLENE (111
FILMS WAS STUDIED. THE COPOLYMN. WAS A IST ORDER REACTION WITH RESPECT
TO LIGHT INTENSITY (I) WHENEVER I IS SMALLER THAN 10 NEGATIVE PRIME8
EINSTEIN,CM PRIME2,SEC, WHEREAS AT HIGHER I THE ORDER WAS INDEPENOENT OF
1. THE ACTIVATION ENERGY (DETD. AT 30-500EGREES) WAS 4.6 KCAL,MOLE.
THE ADVANTAGES OF THE PHOT-OSENSITIZED GRAFT COPOLVIAN. OF I ON 11 FILMS
WERE POINTED OUT. THE MUOIFIEO 11 FILMS EXHIBITED HIGHER THERMAL
STABILITY AND IMPROVED PHYSICOMECH. PROPERTIES*
~ TL,~. 1. u f- 14- 1-1

1/z 036 UNCLASSIFIEO PROCESSING DATE--30OCTTO
TITLE--TWO QUANTUM BENIOYL CHLORIDE PHOTOSENSITIZED CROSSLINKING OF
POLYTHYLENE -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-ANDRUSHCHENKO, D.A., KACHANt A.A.j CHERNYAVSKIY, G.V.,
SHRUBOVICH, V.A.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SGURCE--KHIM. VVS. ENERG. 1970, 4(2), 169-70
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--POLYMER CROSS LINKINGY POLYTHYLENEt CHLO14INATED ORGANIC
COMPOUND, BENZENE DERIVATIVE# RADIATION EFFECT, CiiEMICAL REACTIO14
MECHANISM
CGNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--199211622 STEP NO--UR/0456/70/0041002/0169/0170
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0112616
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 036 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0112616
ABSTRACT/lEXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AT 22 GEGIR -EES AND 3 'Al"i P-'kk T I ;',L 61-C
PRESSURE POLYETHYLENE_ (1) FILM ABSOP.5S SIMILAR TO 0.2Pi:R(-UT
MIN. IRRADN. OF THIS FILM FOR ZU MIN GAVE -Sli"I'LAR Y0 6UPE!~CENT
C'0SSL 1 1.87 URDE WH rts 111A, IGI~r
INK IN G. THIS REACTION IS R ICH fNDICA
QUANTA PARTICIPATE. THE REACTION INVOLVES THE FOI~MATILIN' Cj;: ~)H A~lj C, L C'C
RADICALS WHICH ADD TO 1, CROSSLINKING IT. i~4%CILITY: INST. KHI!I.
VYSOKOMC-L. SOEDIN., KIEV, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
VAKULENKO, A. A.,.KACHANOV, M. L.
UDC: 539.3T4
"Microstresses in the Theory of' Plasticity"
V sb. Probl. mekhan. tverd. deformir. tela (Problems in the Mechanics of a Defor-
mable Solid--collection of works), Leningrad, "Sudostroyeniye", 1970, pp 99-103
(from RZh-Mekhanika, No 9, Sep 70, Abstract No 9V326)
Translation: It is kno7.rn that in many instances a continuous elastic body with
11slits" (singularities of the displacement field) of the appropriate kind may act
as a model for a crystal whose lattice contains dislocations. In this paper, such
a model is considered as a "standard" -- a body whose averaged properties should
play the part of the localized properties of the medium in the macroscopic theory
of plasticity. It is shown that in the case of a sufficiently well substantiated
algorithm for such averaging, tensors which characterize "inherent" stresses due to
dislocations should show up in the macroscopic theory together with the tensor for
dislecation density. Macroscopic strengthening is directly associated with the
change in tensors, which are determined In turn by the dislocation density distri-
bution. Authors' abstract.
1/1

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UDC: S. 'Ill
M-1.U F. I
-NO! Yu. A., KAM.,
"One Method of Construction of Aulomaton Pii,-
Kibern. Te'lin. of Fic-v,
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TITLE--FHCTC5EN5ITliE1 VAPU'-f- PI-ASE CRAFT COPCO N",EP IZA'f!U"N CF VI-NYL
1~00hNATE Ch FCLVET~-YLENE FIU'~S -U-
ALTHUJF---KACFANj A.A., LEOC9 YL.*G*t SHRLECV10-t V.A.

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HACTCCHEPISIFY
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Acc. Nr. Abstracting Service: Ref. Code
fiPO048837 CHE1,1ICAL ABST. 0 4K!5-
91096m Photosensitized vapor-phase graft copelyrnerization
of vinyl isomeyanate on polyethylene films. Kachan, A. A.;
I&L Shrubo A. (Inz;t KhiQ3 Vvqr;K-OTr.'1[ -77-
vich, V.
iev, H) V,')sokornol. Soedin., Ser. A IWO, 12(l),
M -
214-19 (Russ). e photosensitized graft copolymn. of vinyl iso-
cyanate (1) on polyethylene (11) films in the'presence of benzo-
phenone (1`11) was investigated. Lightof wavelength 3.50 mp, cor-
responding to J~he n-;r* transition of 111, increased the inol. wt. of
the films compared with the mol. wt. obtained with X = 2.53.7 mu
(r-w-* transition of 111). Switching off the light source stopped
the increase in mot. wt. Neither e-vacuation of the system.nor
use of solvents decreased the mot. wt. Prior irradn. of Jilms
contg. III in the absence of I at I x 10-7 einstein/cm--,ec did not
affect the graft copolymn. Absorption of light by III appartntly
gave macroradicaln irs If which initiated I grafting, Macro'
radical formation was also cunfirmed by 11 evolution during
irradn. of 11 films contg. III at X ;~ :120 my. The equil. graffing
rate (w) with 11 films of thickness 70 and 200 mp was propor-
tional to the area of the films and not to their thickne-.is, indicat-
ing that the process was localized in the surface layer. Since rx,
was proportional to the square of the light intensity, 2 (juanta of
light participated in effecting the primary photochem. reaction.
DBJlt
REEL/FRAME
19800604

USSR UDC 669.71.472
KAOMIOVSKAYA, I, so
"Construction of Cryolite-Alumina Melta"
Tr. Vses. n.-i. i Drovektn. in-ta alvumin., magn. i clektrodn. prom-sti
(Works of the All-Union Scientific research and PlanninQ and Desi~-:n Institute
of Aluminum, Magnesium and Flectrode Industry), 1970, No 71, pp 601-74 (from
M-MetallurRiva, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 46166)
Translation: Cryolite-aluruna nelts are investigated as ion liquids whose
complex and elementary ions are bound by dynandc equilibrium. From the
results of measuring the effective transport numbers in melts oE the LiF-
NaF-KF-AIF3 and LiCI-NaCI-KCI systems, differences in their structure are
demonstrated. Variation of the cryolite-alumina melt composition displaces
the complex ion:r- elementary ion equilibrium by varying the degree of dis-
sociation of the complex ions and the proportion of the pirtici-ation of
cations of different types in the current transfer. The cation conductivity
characteristic of cryolite-alumina melts is explained by the deficicncy of
elementary anions (F-) bound into complex ions of alkali -..142 tals and alumlinum.
The A13+ ion in cryolite-alum-na. melts is in the forim of complex ions, and
it does not participate in the current transfer. There are 3 illustrations
ir,q a 13-entry bibliography. - 84 -

USSR
UDC 669.71.OS3.4
KAMMOVS,~K-WA 1. SIR-AYEV, N. S., OSOVIK, V. I,
"Developments of Requirements for Phase and Granulometric Composition oil
Alumina for Electrolysis of AILL-iinum"
Tr. Vses. N-i. i Proyektn. In-ta. Alyumin. , Magn. i Flaktrodn. 1)romm-sti [1-Jorks
of All-Union Scientific Research and Planning Institute of the Aluminum, Magne-
sium and Electrode Industry], 1970, No. 71, pp. 37-44. (Translated from Refera-
tivnyy Zhurnal Nletallurgi,,a, No. 5, 1971, Abstract No. 5 G144 by the authors),
Translation: Requirements are formulated for A1203 for elect-foMqis of Al.
Although inferior to domestic grades of A1203 in its aeration properties, the
A1203 of the recoruriended composition does not powder, pours wel I, is more
easily washed to remove Na20,and causes no difficulties upon dissolution in
the cryolite. Its application in electrolysis allows the consumption of F
salts and A1703 to be reduced and improve the conditions of labor in electro-
lysis buildings. 2 figs; I table.

USSR
UDC A 539.1.0?3/0?4
KARZHAVIN, Yu. A., MATIYUSHIN, A. T., MATYUSHIN, and KACHATURYAN, 114. N., Join".
institute of Nuclear Research, Dubna
"A Now Method for Sampling Data from a Spark Chamber"
Moscow, Pribory i Tekhnika Eksperimanta (Instruments and Experimental Technology),
No. 5. SePt-Oct 1970, P 00-63
Abstract: Experiments were conducted to find a new method of sampling data from
a spark chamber with solid electrodes. A piezoelement wac used as a passive
detector of ultrasound generated in the electrode by the spark. The detector
was attached directly to the electrode or to a sound conductor attached to the
electrode. An emitter-follower was used to transmit the detected signal into an
acatuftic channel. Tho amplitude of the signal depends on the material of the
electrode. its thickness, the distance between the detector arxi spark, the spark
energy, the length of the spark gap, and the acoustic matching of the piezo-
"ement and the sound conductor or electrode. The best common material is duralu-
e
.
minum, and especially dural foil, which gives an amplitude of one order higher
than does a plate. The spark chamber was used to record particle track signals.
Curves of the detector signal amplitude for thyratron generator voltages of ZO
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KARZHAVIN, Yu. A., et al, Pribory i Tekhnika Eksperimenta, No 5, 3ept-Oct 1970,
p 60-63
and 25 kv are plotted. Two vibration frequencies of the plate were selected as
optimum for measurement. Interesting effects were found when a high voltage
pulse was transmitted to the plate through a needle point pr6ssed directly on
the plate or on a mylar film placed on the plate. The method yields data from
the ends of the sparks in the gap. The signal propagation rate is constant,
and both X and Y coordinates can be picked off from the same olectrode. The
method can be used with various chamber configurations, large and small gaps,
ard =agnetwic fields, as well as with photographic recording of results. A
spherical chamber is suggested with a target at the center. Such a chamber Cali
accomodate wny spark gaps and 20 to 30 detectors or more. A block diagram 15
sho'.-i of a detector hookup to a computer for storing data during the time a beam
is striking the target and partially processing the data during the pauses.
Approxi_-atelj 10 to 20 words of 11 to lZ bits can be passod during the dead time
of the bear, to a computer that can accept a number in less than 250 microsec.
The BESH-4. 1-12-20, Dnepr-I, Dnepr-11, Minsk, and other computers are recommended.
Counting circuits, consisting of axx amplifier, shaper, and trigger, are, used to
register and store the data. The operation of the computer Linking circuits is
described. Orig. art. has 5 figs. and 4 refs.
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~&-Ssn UDC 627.81.034(47+57,N
PECHERKIN I I. A. , KARZENKOV, G. I. , KACHENOV, V. 1.
"Revision of the Banks of Votkinsk Reservoir (1967)"
Izuch. i ispol'z. vodn. resursov SSSR. 1966-1967 -- V !--b (Study and Use of USSR
Water Resources. 1966-1967 -- Collection of Works) , 11 scow, Nau,~a Press, 1970,
p 135 (from RZIi-Elektrotekhnika i EnerretLka, No 2., Feb 1-1, AbsLract No 2 D146)
Translation: 11he results of routine observations of tile bank form-ition process
at Votkinsk Reservoir during itse-cistence are presented. It is noted that the
process is made up of abrasion, transport and accumulation of th~ transporter
sediment. The bank deterioration characteristic is investigated or specific
genetic types of banks. The cyclicity of the process is emphasized. The close
relation of bank erosion is observed only oil slide and avalanche banks cci:~.posed
of loose deposits. On creeping banks and banks made up of Perrid:in reds, the
process proceeds nore co;uplexly and is not subordinate to knovn calculation
formtilas. When forecasting the bank deterioration here, it is nc-cessary to
consider tile set of geociynaidc processes developing in tile baiik. T'ne basic
ones of them are the following: wind erosion, creep and gully arrosicn. Sig-
nificant attention has been g . i-of alluo
_,l.ven to the transport and accumulatio; vium,
the formation of underwater forms of relief and tile shore area o-'*- Lhe reservoir.
The relations of these p-rocasses to the Wcnetic type of bank is indicared. Some
recommendations are made wirlh respect to tile problem of forccantin;-, Dank
revisions.
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USSR
UDC 5/35.376:666.26~
GAI VR !LEI,.TKO, T. B., KARAPETYAN, G. 0.,
"Cathodoluminescence of Terbium-Activated Glasses"
Minsk, Zhurnal Pril,11n.dnoy Snektroskonii (Journal. of Applied Spcc-
troscony) , Vol 1-5, I'lo 4, Oct 71, PP Z-6-3-666
Abstract: Terbium-activated, multicomponent silicate and borate
glasses are studied to compare their cathodolw-a-Inescence and
-ohotoluminescence svectra. 1.1'easurement of the temoerature de-Dend-
ence of the emission line at 432 rim makes it possible to determine
the temDerature of the sample during excitation of cathodolwmines-
cence.
Cathodoliuainescence, light emission, photoluminescence, extinction
times, and the temperature deDendence of the spectra were measured.
For high terbium concentrations intense lines appear at 542 and
549 rzi; for low concentrations oroninent lines are seen at 400 to
U
500 nm and 520 to 620 rL-i. The short wavelength groun is brid-riter
in Photolunine-sconce than in cnthodoluminescence, -_,robLbly due -,;o
temperature quenching.
112

GAVRIT-13-1-1-KO, T. B. et al, Zhurnal- Fril,,,ladnoy S-oe11r-L'ros:ooi; , Vol 15,
No 4, Oct 71, pp 663-666
Measurement of temperature dependence of photolu:-Anescerce in lo-,.j
concentration sa-m-oics shows that the most intense short wavelen-th
C C-1
grout) is quenched almost coripletely at -1J_0 C. 71-~AS pernits --n-
enin- of
direct determination of samDlc temerature from the v.,eal..
cathodoluminescence.
In both cathodo- ind photolL,,minescence spcctra the intens-itv of
the shor'(-, wavelenS-lh group decreases with increase in terbilL-1
concentration. Pe-If li-h~ emission is obtiined with F-11-
(s), _~ -~s con-
sisting of 20Li2O.lO,!'-Ll..)O~-5OSiO2.2OBaO Otiol"') ond 10-" by wei,-hL
of Tb20 Higher conc 0-, d crease 1:L,- u
3* enbrations of Tb2 ~ e -,,h' out-out
because of concentration e.-.-.tinction.
The authors 'i. V. Funrevich for v,~lu*ble
Orig, art has 3 f I table, and 1~ refs.
212
- 117 -

USSR UDC 661.55
ARBUZOV, X. P., KHAYENKO, B. V., and KACHKOVSKAYAj E. T., Institute of thel
Prot1ens of Material Science, Acadepy--oY-S-ciencei-LIErM
"Investigation of the Real Structure of Titanium Mononitride in the Region
of Its Homogeneity"
Kiev, Pioroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 0126), Jun 73, pp 69a-74
Abstracti The boundaries of the homogeneity region of titanium mononitride,
the concentration dependence of its lattice periods, and its density in the
annealed and tempered (from 14000C) states are specified for equilibrium
samples. After annealing and tempering, titanium mononitride possesses
tbroughout the whole homogeneity region a NaCl-type structure with statis-
tical disposition of titaniun atoms In the metallic sublattice and of
nitrogen atoms in the metalloid sublattice. The actual disposition of the
atons in sublattices is explained by a comparison of values of reflection
factors and theoretically calculated values. The degree of filling each
of the sublattices with titanium and nitrogen atoms, depending on the
nitrogen content of titanium mononitride, is determined. Two figures,
two tables, six formulas, twelve bibliographic references,
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1/2 018 UNCLASSIFIED
TITLE--MODEL SOUND WAVES IN A WEDGE WITH rHE
A UTHOR-03)-BARKHATOV, A.N., GORSKAYA, N.V.o
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR K
SOURCE--MOSCOW, AKUSTICHESKIY ZHURNAL, VOL 16,
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
AID OF MOIRE PATTERNS -U-
KA0010YEVAt N.A.
NO 19 1970, PP 10-14
TOPIC TAGS--GRAPHIC TECHNIQUE, ACOUSTIC FIELDr ACOUSTIC REFLECTION, BOTTOM
LOSS, MATHEMATIC MODELt MATRIX FUNCTION
CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/1878 STEP NO--UR/0046/70/016/001/0010/001[t
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106544
UNCLASSIFIED

212 018 -UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NC--AP0106544
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--IU) GP-0- A5STRACT* A14ALOGY MODELING OF THE SOU.""D
FIELD IN A WEDGE IS EXAMINED WITH THE AID OF MOIRE PATTERNS FORMED BY
SUPER14POSING MnIRE GRATINGS. IT IS SHOWN THAT MUIRE PATTERNS MAKE IT
POSSIBLE TO GRAPHICALLY REPRESENT THE VERTICAL DISTKIBUTION OF THE FIELD
AT DIFFERENT DISTANCES FROM THE RIB OF THE WEDGE. THE QUESTION OF THE
NUMBER OF NORMAL WAVES IN THE PLANE PARALLEL LAYER AND THE WEDGE WHICH
MUST BE MODELING IN ESTIMATING LOSSES ACCOMPANYING THE REFLECTION OF
SOUND FROI THE ABSORBING BOTTOM WAS INVESTIGATED. THE ANGLE BETWEEN
THE NORMAL TO THE FRONTS OF EACH OF THESE WAVES AND THE BOUNDARY OF THE
FLAT LAYER FOR THE CASE OF IDENTICAL (SOFT OR HARD) ABSOLVTELY
REFLECTING BOUNDARIES IS AN EQUALS ARCH SIN (N LAMBIJA OVER 2H) (L)
WHERE % EQUALS NUMBER OF NORMAL WAVE, LAMBDA E4UALS LENGrH OF SOUND
WAVEt AND H EQUALS THICKNESS OF LAYER. ON THE OTHER HAND, THE PERIOD
OF THE MOIRE PATTERN H SUBM, FORMED BY SUPERIMPOSING TWO HATCHED GRATINGS
WITH THE SA14E PERIOD LAMBDA SUBM IS DETERMINED BY THE FO;~IIULA: H SUB114
EOUALS LAMBDA M OVER S SIN A SUBM (2) HWERE S PRIMEA SUgM EQUALS ANGLE
OF INTERSECTION OF GRATING HATCHINGS. FACILITY: GOR'KIY STATE
UNIVERSITY.
UINIC L A

K
USSR
UDC 534.221
BARKHATOV, A. N., GORSKAYA, N. V., and KACHMOYEVA N. A., Gorlkiy
State University
I"
Model Sound Waves in a Wedge with the Aid of Moire Patterns"
Moscow, Akusticheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 16, No 1, 1970, pp 110-14
Abstract: Analogy modeling of the sound field in a wedge Is examined
with the aid of moire patterns fox-med by stiperii-aposing, moire gratllngts.
It is shown that moire patterns -iiake it possible to graphically repre-
z;ent the vertic.-tl dis tribu Lion of the field at different distances fror
the rib of the wcdge. ThL, que!)U011 of div 1111mbor oil' 110-11fial waven Jn
the plane-parallel layer and the wedge which MUSt be 1110deliil~t, ill
losses accompanying the reflection of sound from the abt;orbing bottom was
inv,istigated.
The angle between t1he normal to the fronts a-, eacin 01 zile3e
and the boundary of the flat layer for the case of identical (soft or
absolutely reflecting boundaries is
:-a 5:-C:q sin

USSR
BARYJIATOV, A. N., et al., Akusticheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 16, No 1, 1970, pp
10-14
where n = number of normal wave, ;L = length of sound wave, and H
thickness of layer.
On the other hand, the period of the moire pattern H '-ormed by
M ~
superimposing two hatched gratings with the saine period is determined
by the formula:
11"I M
2 sinnj (2)
where 2~);M = angle of intersection of grating haLchingo.

USSR
SIHABAN0*V -'.-JUS Fit AR7, I - "'C'
yU. q -=- -'It' , .
V
"On the Problem of Axicmatic
T~ TTSIHCHINKO, V
Construc~-Icn of Mathematical VodelE"
;:"rob!. bion-i--i . Fesn.
Bion-ics. ReL-Ublic -trterderar1znen-,al The=atic Scienti--Pic an d T e c i i i a
Collection), 1 7z~ bernetik.. "o 1, jan 72,
--Q C , 7 0 - r c ~- RZ h - K
1,71, vyp. V-
Pbstract 7~To
it 2:VlQT4)
T-r an a la t -L on a t h e r.- a t i c -a 1 met,ods are urcrosed '-cr describing objccts
which have knovn inDut and output signals. Authors' abs~.ract.
1/1 - 58 -

USSR
UDC 51:155.001.57;612.S2
SHABANOV-KUSMIARENKO, Yu. P., KACHKO, Ye. G.
"Algorithm 111-on h1ich Tnertia and Irradiation of Human A."ision are B-,,scd"
Kibernet. j Vvchisl. Tekhn. Resp. Mezhved. Sb. [Cybernetic!; and Computer Filgi-
neering, Repu~lic Interdepartmental Collection], No 4, 19-10; lip 195-201, (Trans-
lated from ReferatiVnyy 7~hurnal, Kiberxictika, No 6, 1971, Abstract No 6 V676
by the authors)-
Translation: A psyc~ophysical model of human vision is studied, having proper-
ties corresponding to inertia and irradiation.

USSR
UDC 51:155.01:57:612.82
SHABANOV-KUSILNA.RENKO, Yu. P. , KACHKO, Ye. G.
"Study of the Reactions of an Allard-Luisoff Model of Inertia to Periodic, Bright
Flashes"
Probl. Bioniki. Resp. Mezlived. Nauchno-tekhn. Sb. [Problems of Bionics, Republic
Interdepartmental Scientific and Tcchnical Collection) , NQ 4, 1970, pp 103-114,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 6, 1971, Abstract No
6 V674 by the authors).
Translation: Problems of possible application of the mathematical model of
Allard and Luisoff for description o~ the perception of periodic bright flashes
are studied.
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1/2 017 UNCLASSIFIED Pjto(_C-_-~S[NG DATE--30OCT7ri
TITLE-THE IMPGRTANCE OF BOULEN'S DROP IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF LUNG CANCER -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-SERGEL, O.S., A0AMYANv A.A.v KACHKOVI A.P.
COUNTRY GF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-EKSPERIMENTALINAYA KHIRURGIYA I ANESTEZIOLOGIYA,
12-15
DATE PUBLISHED---70
SUbJECT AREAS--BIGLCGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TUPIC TAGS--LUNG, CANCER, DIAGNOSTIC MEDICINE
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
1970, 114R 3, PP
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-3001/0912 STEP NO--UR/0481j'70/L)O(D/003/00!e'lt)015
ClLRC ACCESSICN NC-AP0126571
UNCLASS If-IED

Z/Z 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING UATE-30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0126571
AbSTRACY/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. L,(JULENIS TEST IN 120 PERSONS WAS
!NVESTI GATED. THE LARGE CCJ114CIDENCE OF THE RESULTS IN PATIEtqrs vjiTii
LANCER ANC FEALTHY PERSONS IN CONJUNCTIGN WITH THE TECHI'4[CAL SIMPLICITY
GIVES GRGUINDS TO RECCMPIEND BOULENIS TEST AS AN ADDITIONAL ONE IN UBSCURE
PERIPFERAL FORMATIONS IN THE LUNG, AS WELL AS IN DISPENSARY EXAMINATION
FOR THE PURPOSE OF DETECTING ASYMPTOMATIC PERIPHERAL CAN'CLA OF THE LUNG.
FACILITY: KLINIKG--DIAGNOSTICHESKAYA LABORATURIYA.
FACILITY: II KHIRURGICHESK6YE OTDELENIYE. FACIL11Y. INSIll'UTA
KHIRURGII IM. A. V. VISHNEVSKOGOr AMN SSSK, MOSKVA.
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-04DEl,"ro
CIRC ACCESSION t,10--AP0127722
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE THERMAL DFC014l')OSITION it"I THE
AIR OF TITANIUM 141TRIDES WITH ULTIMATE COMPOSITION AND IN THE
HOMOGENEITY REGION AND NITRIDES OF ZIRCONIUM, HAFNIUM, VA",JAI)jUi-., A,~,Ji)
CHROMIUM WAS INVESTIGATED BY THERMOGRAPHIC, CHEMICAL, AND X RAY METH11)S.
THE DECOi',IPOSITION OF TITANIUM NITRIDE STARTED AT 60()DEGREESC. THE
DECOMPPSITION OF TITANIUM, ZIRCONIUM, HAFNIUM, VANADIUM, A,',10 CHR"341LUM
NITRIDES AT CORRESPONDING TEMPERATURES UP To THE HIGHEST OXIDES OCCIJR~~F.-!)
THROUGH THE FORIMATION OF INTERMEDIATE COMPOUNDS OF VARIABLE COMPOSITION.
(AUTH). FACILITY: INST. OF PROBLEMS-IN MATERIAL STUDIESi KIEV.

PHYSICS
Crystals & Semiconductors
USSR
Mric Z"ILI. B. S.
UDC: Non--~
"Faraday Effect in Semiconductors in a Strong Electric Field"
Leningrad, Fizika Tverdopo Tbla, vol 14, 110 5, 1972, pp 1527-1528
Abstract: As earlier researchers have found, hE~ating the electronic
gas in semiconductors markedly affects the Faraday rotation of the
polarization plane of an electromagnetic wave passing throu[;h the
semiconductor. The author of the present paper points out, how-
ever, that his predecessors assumed the total concentration of -Ghe
free carriers to be balanced and that in the presence of recom-
bi.nation effects and impurity breakdown the current carrier con-
centration as a function of the field must be considered. ', '.ith
this latter consideration taken into account, the angle of Fara-
day rotation is found to increase or decrease, depending on the
method of capture of the carriers. Each of these two por;.sible
cases is considered. The formulas obtained in this communication
are importan-'4, when the relaxation time ex-ceeds the period of the
incident wave.
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USSR
UDc 6,L21-815:577-3
GER., B. A., DYN-KE-1, Ye, M., andjSAg;~~'~',-A. N., Institute of Evolutionary
Physiology and Chemistry Imeni 1. M. Secl2enov, AcadeT.~T of Sciences USSR,
I,eningrad, and All-Union Scientific Research Institute off S,,mthetic Ellbber
imeni S. V. Lebedeyev, Leningrad
"A Two-Chaumber Diffusion 1.'Odel of a Synapse"
Moscov, Doklady Akade-,di T-,auk SSSR, Vol 209, No 2, 1973, PP 503-511
Abstract: Considerins the raDidity with which fast iparmalian okeletal r,-uscl-2s
can contract and relax the following assiz.,ptions and, ap-proximations are ra-de
.1 - U -
vith reGard to the neuromuscular synapse: 1) acetylcholine conc. (Cj ) in the
synaptic cle-ft (V1) is reduced through a) enzyLhatic hydrolysls, b) difflusion
outside the s-,.-apse; and c) di~ffusion into the posts,,,rna: U k,
ptic stnzc',,,,re
2) Vp ir, wLich ).nrj,,,er th,-ui V1; 3) V3. is connected with V,, ni--anr~ of por,.!s
located on the and occuo""in" 10-,?~fij 0:4.' JLO
area of contact bctw~-an v-, and the extrasynaptic space ir, so s.-all t..at J"-:,u-
sion of the mediator out5ide the synapse can be disrc!rarded; 5) ACh '-,olec-113-en
can freely diffuse throui.-iiout the rynapse; and 6) 'bic 111-ota.1 area of the no-st-
sirnaptic nent)ranc on wliich on-yirpitic hydrolysis of the znedittor place
is abotit 0.05`~', of the t.otal arca ti-irouLh which (UfAiz;J.on into IT-,
I./P

USSR
GERY B. A.j et al. Doklady Akaderaii Naulk SSSR Vol 2D), "To 2, 197", PP 50B-511.
On the basis of these assumptions and known facts, a =-LtheTntical modal is
developed which indicates that after each secretory discharge of ACh, there is
an i=,ediate abrupt fall of Cl to C2 due to diffusion into V2, 1,rhich is fol-
lowed by a gradual reduction in C2 due to enzynatic hydrolysis. ACh conc. in
V2 is always below a ce.-tain critical level, that is, the synapse is never
overfilled. 'Thus, when V,/V2= 1/20, the two-charniber system with diffusion
pores can transmit impulses of a frequency 10 times as high as what can be
handled by a one-chamber systera with sinple absorption.
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Hematology
USS'R
urp- 615.4-ji:616-155-il/.],':-07-.--i~-171
nC_TU-',P_IEHM'jr E. V. and KALINOV, V. If., Komi Pedagogical Institute, Syk-L,.'rvAI,-.r,
"MeasuriDc the Diameters of Er,,tthrocytes 'Wfith a Laser
Moscow, Laboratornoyte Delo, NO 3, 1,073, PP 138-139
Abstract: The sui;f~ested laser techniqw-, is based on th,_~ ;heriom(_,non of diffrac-
tion of 1i, A serves as arl 0"1'tical
,~ht as it passes througli a thin blood sm-ear tiin
grating. The die=ter of the diffraction rings is inversel-v nroportiona)
10
the diamieter of the er~,rtlrocytes. The narrow (I monochro,---i ic' sr a-r~a'al 1 --
.C
coherent li,-Iit rays of a frla!; laser (LDI-67) produces di_,tinct diff-faction r1n,-.,.
The laser bearri is mz~imally diaphnafped and a t3lide ;!i' "i a blocd si%~_,ar i,.,.
into the holder. When the screen is drawn back, the diffraction
on i-1- The radius of the erythrocytes, is comiputed frair, thc fo-.-Mulu
D14 X - 2
r D where r is the radius, D Js the diam-ater of t~- rini,, on t;,--
screen, and L i5 the distance from the blood smear to the scn~en.
1/1

USSR
UDC 519.21
KADDO
- -1
"The Convergence of the Expansion of a Gaussian Process with Green Function
Covariation"
Uch. Zap. Kazan. Un-t. [Scientific Writings of Kazan' University], Vol 130, No 3,
1970, pp 69-74 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 3, 1971,
Abstract No 3 V78 by Yu. Davydov).
Translation: Almost universal even convergence is demonstratdd for a Shauder-base
expansion for Gaussian Processes with covariations which are Green functions of
a certain differential equation.
1/1

ACC. 'N-Z. 000523027' Co6e:40,-4
Fiziolo-ic.'-.IiKl~
1-9710, Vol 16, Nr.
L%Ry SG-02Z:
P?"U'5--;L73
PHYSIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF PARENTERAL NUTRITION
BY FAT EMULSIONS
Ya. P..AAIya,~ov a Y c~~ "k
, B
D~partrnent of Alor=12~ edicat Institute, Lvov,
Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion, Lvov
Summary
Proceeding front the modern dita an the nutrient value of fats, .1 theoretical
substantiation is presented of the cx~edlency of fat application for parenteral nutrition.
The coinposition of commercial preparations of fat microemulsions for intravenous paren-
teral nutrition, produced in different countries is given.
19820868

AP0052302
The mechanisms
are described and
given. Numerous
on the state and
An original
(lipoparenteral) is
The obtained results
of evacuation of parenterally administrated fat from the blood bed
the proofs of Its complete and comparatively quick assimilation are
literary data are summed up on the effect of parenteral h)perlipemia
function of different organs and physiological systems of an organism.
preparation of high-dispersed fat emulsion for parenteral nutrition
developed and studied by the authors in a physiological experiment.
prospect for application of this preparation for clinical purposes.
q4
19820869

USSR uDc 669.184.266:14.018.2
KACIM,j Fmnuz:,4-_?~~_K, I.S., ITLKIFO-ROV B.V., 1 .1 -P.
I TARAFTROV T'. T;EMV, ".D.
POGORELYY, V.P., GAIATON, YE.G., KELM= 11KO., B.V., and PLOKIM, V.A.
(Ukrainian Scientific Rese,.rch Institute of Metals, Krivoy Ro-r, illetallurgical
Plant)
"Smelting of Low-Alloy Steel in a 11)0-ton Converter"
Moscow., Metallurg, No 9, SeP 71, pp 14-16
Abstract: A description is given of the technology of smelting low-alicy S`eel~
(OS-j-1.7 OST-2 .7 25G2C, and 35GC) in 130-ton oxygen converters at tLe Kr-4-voy Roiz
Metallurgical Plant. Pig i1ron (a8l I-g per ton of steel) containin-g 0.6-0.,,:,~;
0.4-0.8% Si, no", more than 0.06% S, and not more than O.IL,43 P) is poured into
the converter at 1250-13500C. Fresh burnt lime (65 kg.), (15-20 k;-),
and fluorspar (2-5 kg) i)er ton of steel were used as slag fonnin,- 1--terila1Z.
The use of liquId nl.!.()yinf~ elements (75'1, Felbi, 65% FeSi and 2.illlh~ 111 the
ladle L.-Likes It uoooible to reducc the expenditure of ,,,o hitprov.,
the macro- and of the metal, Pnd to mini,,,-dze th~~ content rDf
norwietallic obtalned sati~ifie,-~ th~! of
GOST 5058-65-
1/1

USSR uDc 6) l6.l27-oo5.8-o39:/9l6.9-022,38-
039'616-3-008-17-07-03~-11
GALIPERIN, E. A.;_KACHUR, M. B.; Moscow Pospital imeni S. P.
Botkin
"Diagnosis of Myocardial Infarct That Simulates Food Poisoning"
Moscow, Sovetsksya Meditsina, No 4, 1971, PP 99-104
Abstrsct: A study of the literature and 31 case histories of
patients with myocardial infaret hospitalized for food poisoning
showed that gastrointestinal disturbances occur fairly frequently
during the first few hours after an attack and especially 3 to
4 days later. The diagnosis of such cases is difficult because
pain in the epigastrium is often combined with elevated tempera-
ture, nausea, vomiting, liquid stools, and so forth, although
less intense than in food poisoning. Early differential diag-
nosis between the two diseases can.be made by: (a) careful
study of the anaranesis to determine whether the patient has h~3d
other diseases (e.g., of the cardiovascular system) and epidem-
iological inquiry regarding the possibility that other Dersons
may have eaten the same foods that the patient did prior to the
112

USSR
Gk'LIPERIN., E. A., et-al, Sovetska7a Meditsina, No 4, 1971, PP
cj,9:.-104
at-tack, (b) nature and sequence of symptoms, and (c) EKG examina-
t,�on.and analysis of WBC, transferases, and ESR. Food poisoning
may-provoke myocardial infarction in persons suffering from
chronic--coronary insufficiency.
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JSSR
ux: 681.92.94
aRSHBERG, I. M. , LOZOVSKIY, A. M., Odessa Special Design
Office of Polygraphic Machine Building
"An Instal-latior for Applying a Photosensitive Layer to Form Plates"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztry, Tovarnaye Zmaki,
No 6, Feb 72, Author's Certificate No 328hl5, Division G, B, filed 5 Sep
68, published 2 Feb 72, p 144
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces an installation for
applying a photosensitive layer to printing plates. The unit contains
a predrying chamber for the plates, a means of rotatin,= the plates, a
tank with the photosensitive solution and a plate-drying chamber. As
a distinguishing feature of the patent, the unit is designed for continu-
ous application of the photosensitive layer. The neans for rotating the
plates is made in the fom of an electromagnetic cylinder with magnetl2ing
and demagnetizing sectors.
112

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GERSHBERG, I. M. et P-1., USSR Author's Certificate No 328415
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e . Ref. Code:
Nr: Ab s t r ac. ~gi
INTERNAT . AEROSP R 0
AP0046686- jGe~BST. it
rA70.23194 So,.. p,.pe"ie/of order'~Lld-. phases based of
the rnietallides TiNi and TiCo and interactions bexween them (Deiaki
vlastivastj Yporiadkovanikh faz na osnovi metalidiv TiNi i TiCo i
vzaemodiia mizh nim 4. 1. 1. Kornilov, 0, K. Belousov, and E V
Kachur (Akademiia Nauk SSSR, Institut Metallurgii, osc
6k_ra1ns'~i.-Fi_,icJ7nii Zhurnal, vo-1. 15, Jan. 1970,1). 110-112.
10 refs. In Ukrainian.
Investigation of changes in electrical resistivity of the
compounds TiNi and TiCo and of alloys with deviation from
stoichiometry to 3 at.?,', Ni and Co, respectively. The measurements
were made at toorn temperature and at -196 C after quenching from
900 C or long-term annealing, Over the section TiNi-TiCo at intervals
of 10 mol." the elpctrical resistivity of TiCo was me.~surpd during
continuous hPating from 20 to 1000 C. It is established ifint for TiCo
the minimuirl density at 20 C corresponds to 50 at.16 Co for annealed
and quen(.hed iamples, while at -196 C for;the Ti-Co the ininimum is
observed with 51% Co, For the systein Ti-Ni the minimvjin density
corresponds to an Ni concLniration equal to 49.5'% for quenched
samples. For annealed samples the minimum is observed with 51% Nt
and is also present at -196 C with somewhat greater concentrations.
A (Author)
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USSR UDC: 8.71,
BADENKO, L. A., IVANOVA, L. V., KALININ, 0. M., ICACTIURIN, A. L., KOLO-
DYAZh-NY-Y, S. F.
"Analysis of the Motion of Aggregates of Cells in a Freqh-Water Sponge"
V sb. Probl. kibernetiki (Problems of Cybernetics--collection of works),
vyp. 25, Moscow, "Nauka". 1972, pp 119-127 (from RZIi-Ki-berne-tika, No 6, Jun
72, Abstract No 6V599)
Translation: An attempt is made to find estimates of the principal param-
eters of cell motions on the basis of mathematical processing of' individual
trajectories of finite aggregates in a fresh-water sponge. Authors' ab-
stract.
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USSR UDC: 621-315.592
ZELEVINSKAYA, V. M., KP.ChTRT~ G. A., and SMIRNOV, L. S. , Institute
of Semiconductor PhyS16~','-kovosibirsk
"Interaction of Impurities and Defects in GaAs Doped with Tellurium
Ions"
Leningrad, Fizika i tekhnika poluprovodnikov, No 7, 1972, pp
1385-1387
Abstract: This brief communication is the follow-up to an earlier
paper (V. M. Zelevinskaya, et al, FTP, ~, 1971, p 19059) in ~dhich
it was found that the behavior of impurities of atoms in the VI
group used for doping GaAs is radically different from the behavior
of doping atoms of the II and IV group. In that earlier paper, it
was assumed that heavy selenium and tellurium ions amorphize the
doped layer and that sulphur ions could not be used for Gopina.
The purpose of the present paper is to check the validity of this
assumDtion with an experiment involving the irradiati n of the GaAs
by Te ions with an energy of 40 kev and a dose of 101~/Cm2 at
various target temperatures. The method of irradiation as i-,ell
as of the annealing and measurement procedures that followed it i-o
given in another earlier article in the same journal (V. 1,11.
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ZE19"VINSLkYA, V. M., et al, Fizzika i tekhnika joluprovodnihov
No 7, 1972, pp 1385-1~87
Zelevinskaya, et al, FTP, 4, 1970, p 1784). Curves are plotted
for the layer concentration and mobility of electrons as functions
of the irradiation temperature, and for the change in layer re-
sistance after irradiation as a function of isochronous annealing
temperatures. It is concluded that the assumption noted above is
correct. The authors express their gratitude to S. I. Rom-anov
for the electronographic work.
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GEFASI~EMKO, 1, - N. , DVLTRECHENSKIY, A. V. , KACHUR11. , G. A. , PRTDACHI!-;, 11. R.
SMIRNOV, L. S. , Institute of Physics of Semiconductors , Siberian Department
of the Academy of Scien~es, Novosibirsk
"Radiation Annealing of Defects Formed During Ion Bombardment oil Crystals"
Leningrad, Fill zika i Tekhnika -Folu-provodnikov, Vol 6, ~7o 9, Sep 2, pp 3-1-
-1835
Abstract: The authors investigate the recovery of galliun. arsenide and
silicon structures amorphized by bombardment with 40 kel arF_,on ions. The
annealing was accompanied by irradiation with 3.5 MeV electrons or 10 keV
protons. The three procedures used for checking structural transformations
are described. It was found that defects induced by argon ion bonbardment
were not removed by heating at 200-250'C without Droton irradiation. A tem-
perature of 500'C is required without, the proton treatr,-er,--. When rroton
bombardment is used, the lower temperature is sufficient for reccvery of
the nondefective str=t-i-,re. ahe authors thank S. I. -Fc--ancv for
electron-diffraction patterns of the surface of the specimens, and B. I.
Vikhrev for measurin.~ the electron varamagnetic resonance.
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KACHURIN, G.A.
"Ion Doping Unit"
UDC 621.~.0-2.269.1
Moscow, Eribou i Tekhnika Eksoerim-ents, No 5, Sept-Oct 1971, pp 222-223
Abstract: The paper describes a simple ion gun without a r-ase-eaparator which
can be mounted on any device for vacuum deposition. Toe gun is designed for
creation of heavily-doped regions in thin ( < 1 micron) semiconductors. With
high levels of doping thorg in no necessity Afor cleaning of the ion beam by the
magnetic maso-ceparution method. Elimination of a mav.9-separotor substantiully
the unit and dec5cases its weight and cost. The dim-encions of the
unit are 1400 x 700 x 700 mm . During the course of several years the gun has
been used for doping A2B6 and A,B compounds with ions of almost all the basic
elements. Received by editors 9,514ar 71- 5 ref. 1 fig. LInstitute Of The i~hyeica
Of Semiconductors, Siberian Department Of The Academy Cf Sciencea, 1117ovceibirok]

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C'.3NDUC T ING F IL'4 S k4E RE SYNITH E- S I Z ED ON S EMI I \1 SUL A T I NG GA L L I U4S%'l
SELENIUM, AND ZINC IONS. T HP CA
El C'A B A ~ 04 E N T W 1 TH X E N -91-N, K RY P TON
Cr,)',IC ENT;~ AT I ON I N T Ii F F I LtA I S 5 T I ME S 10 TO THL 16 TH PF;- ' 1) C*." THr
MOBILITY IS 10 SO CM-V SEC, AND THE THERMAL ACTIVATI-qk E~4-P,-JY I S -)
EV. THE EFFECT OF THE DOSE RATE, rH;: ION ENEPGY, VID THE SU-")STPAT~-
TIFMPERATURF ON THE FrIRI44TIOIN OF THE CONOUCTING FILM. 1~
UITH DIF Alr) OP AN ETCHAIJ ACTING AT A RATE OF 5 TO ~ A-SF~, Tri~-
DISTRI511TION' UF'Tf4E- FI.LM COPICOUCTIVITY-WITH DERTH 15
BASIS OF EXPERIMENTS ON ION! BOMB AR D"IEN T AND I7Ph()IATIWq r;,F
SEMI INSULATING GtXAS WITH REACTOR NEUTRONS AND ELECTQr-14S 41TH A~j
OF 3.5 MEV, IT IS CONCLUDED THAT AN INCREASE IN CO')OUCTIVITY IS
ATTRIBUTABLE MAINLY TO A MERGING OF T14E BIAS PEAKS INTO! A '~YINIGLE FILM
WHERE THE COMPENSATION UNDITIONS ARE NOT FULFILLED.
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KACIIURIN, V. N.
"Synthesis of Optimal Control Algorithms for Discrete Systems Bi-L;ed on
Standard Pulse Characteristics"
Vychisl. Tcklinika [Computer Technology -- Collection of Pt'orksj, No 2, Leninl-,:,ad,
1. . (1 11,1
Energiya Press, 1972, p1) 24-28 (Translated from RcferatjVjj~,N, 711 1, - 1
Kibernetika, No 4, 1973, Abstract No 4V732, by the author).
Translation: Results are presented from studies related to the -synthesis of
standard discrete systenis which are initial systems for doternlination of
optimal algorithms for numerical control based on standard pulse ti-ansiont
characteristics of the system.
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71. USSR
VR
5. 5: 3
Ii S T 1 NO'! V. A. 'I V. V.
"he MS-1 Infor.--itim Rptric-v-,il Systeia"
Tv. Tn-ta M:.t. i MAxh. AN F~,,:SFR (',.'orIc5 ot' t!,,ra Tn:--
Mochanics of th'-~ ",-'ade-my of Sctonces, '3:1)JI), th 1070,
R-Zh -- lnforrLtikua, 4. Apr 71, Ab:~tracl. No CIM-1,11,,01H
Translaticn: An appvcach to thc oroat'vin of a ('-w
ic-:il infomation tr').-a a controllcd pi-ol-:s
pvocessinp, of technalop
,r3riant of an information v~.triv~val systi~ra ii;
r"nources, th~! orginization of inCornation irrays in and .1
01' Program:; for pr,,-.,~siing Inforriation.

1/2 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--IISEP70
lr[TLE--PRIMARY CORTICAL ES NSFS AS FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF
ASCENDING SYSTEMS OF 4KNTNONAL AND EXTERNAL ANALYSERS -U-
I#iUTHOR--BULYGINt I.A.9 KACHUR09 lot.
I~CIDUNTRY DF INFO--USSR
,~SOURCE-ZHURNAL VYSSHEY NERVNOY DEYATEL"NOST 1970, VOL 20 NR 1, PP 115-122
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--CATi ANESTHESIA, SENSORY PHYSIOLOGY, NERV9US SYSTEM, GLUC.)SE,
SODIUM CHLORIDE, DIGESTIVE SYSTEMt SMALL INTESTINE, ELECTr,9pHY.SIr3L0rY
CONTROL 4ARKING--NO PESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFTED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1932/0835 STEP VO--UR/0247/70/020/031/0115/111-2
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0052270
U"CLASS [Ftf

2/2 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--I ISEP70
CIRC ACCESSION N3--AP0052270
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN ACUTE EXPEQIMENTS n?4 CATS jjjr)E~R
CHLORALOSE, PRIMA4Y RESPONSES (PR) WERE RECORDED TO DIFFERFNT
INTEROCEPTIVE AND EXTE;nCEPTIVE AGENTS. PR TO ACOUSTIC, ELECTRO
CUTANEOUS AND TACTILE STIMULI WERE RECORDED PRACTICALLY TN ALL TH~-:
EXPERIMENTS, AND TO ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE CENTRAL PARTS OF THE
SPLANCHNIC AND PELVIC NERVES IN 70PERCENT OF CASES. INTEROCEPTIVE
ACTION OF A 60PERCENT GLUCOSE SOLUTION AND OF 20PERCENT SODIUM CHLOqIDE
SOLUTION ON THE STnMACH MUCOSAv AS WELL AS STRETCHING OF THF HOLLOW
IN:r.ERNAL. O-R~GANS W-ITH A DUBBER- 13ULB9 LED TO RARE RESPONSES OF THE PR JYPE
(IN 10 TO 26PERCENT'OF CASES) OF A LONG LATENCY, F .ROM 40 MS~C, TO
3.5-5.5 SEC.- WHICH POINTS TO A CHAIN REACTION. PA WERE NOT kECOPOED IN
RESPONSE TO AN ADEOUATE STIMULATION OF THE MUCOSA OF THE STOMACH AND THE
SMALL INTESTINE BY A 20PERCENT GLUCOSE SOLUTIONt AND TO A TACTILE AND
ELECTRICAL (I TO 15 UPSILON) STIMULATION OF THE SFROSA OF THF ORGANS.
THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RECORDED PR ARE DUE TO THE PECULIARITIES
(PREVIOUSLY ESTABLISHED BY THE AUTHORS) OF AFFERE~tT INNErl-V4TION 097
EXTERG AND INTEROCEPTIVE ZONES, A DIFFERENT Rl~tATIVE NUMBER OF ENDINGS
OF SOMATIC (GROUP A) AND SYMPATHETIC AFFERENT'S WHICH THEY RECCIVE.
UNCLASSIFIED

Organ and Tissue Transplantation
USSR UDC 612.6.054.017.4 . . .......
SVET-',,fOLDAVSKIY, G. Ya., S11AGIYAN, G. Sh., ~MIEIDZE, D. M., LITOVCHE-NK0, T. A.
OZERETSKOVS1,-XYA, Ll. N., KADAGIDZE, Z. G., and CHEMNYAKHOVSKIYA,"'i. Yu., Institute
of Experimental and Clin-l~ca~--d-n(~~o-18rf,"'AEademy of Medical Sciences USSR, Moscow
(Presented by Academician V. V. Parin)
"Inhibition of Transplantation Immunity in Mice infected With Trichinella spiralis"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 190, No 4, Feb 70, pp 999-1000
Abstract: In this study the authors attempted to get experimental support for
the theory proposed by Svet-21-1oldavskiy that helminths produce substances which
drastically inhibit the immunity of the host. Experiments were based on skin
transplants. It was determined that in mice infected with Trichinella spiralis,
the allogenic skin transplant survived much longer, and the detachment of necrotic
sections occurred much later than in controls.
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USSR UDc 669-71:669-416:539.4:5--?19.52
DRITS, M. YE., KADMNER E. S. TOROPOVA, L. S., KOP'YEV, 1. 11.
"Variation of tile Strength and Plastic Properties of Aluminum Foil and SheeL
Aluminum as a Function of Composition"
V sb. Struktura i svoystva legk. splavov (Structure and Properties of Light
Alloys -- collection of works), Moscow, Nauka Press, 1971, lip 28-32 (from Pz-h-
toletallurgiya, No 4, Apr 72, Abstract No 41625)
Translation: A study was made of the dependence of tile mechanical properties of
Al rolled material A99 2-0.02 tinn thick. It was established that the speci-
fic properties of tile foil (a sharp drop in plasticity and an increase in strenptli)
begin to appear witli a thickness of the rolled material of 0.1 mir.. A study was
made of the dependence of the rin:echanical properties of the 2 nii sheet and 0.02
mm foil on composition for binary alloys of tile Al-Cu, Al-Zn, Al-Mg, Al-11n,and
Al-Ti systems. The properties were determined both in tile peened and annealed
states. The nature of the dependence of tile mechanical properties on the compo-
sition is analogous forfbil and sheet, but tile alloying effect is cyjiibited
appreciably more strongly in tile foil. Tile observed deviations from this rel-1-
tion are connected w.1.0i the harmful effect of oyidaLion of the hlLerface.,; (in.-
ternal and external) and the presence of nicrodefects caused by inclusiolv.- of
solid and brittle phases. Stress relief of tile foil. 113s, a cross section.
us -ra o
3 t ti ns end a 6-ertx7 biblio6raphy.

Mechanical Propex-ties
USSR
UDC 669.715'74'884:539.43
)ANNER E. S. TURKINA, 14. 1.
ia;a~~
J
"Mechanical Properties and High-Temperature Strength of Individual Phases of
Alloys of the Al-Mm-Li System"
V sb. Striflaura i svoystva le&,. ~Dlay~ov (Structure and Properties of Light
Alloys - collection of work's) , Moscm,7, Nauka Press, 1971, pp, 95-101 (from Rzh-
Metallurgiya, No 4, Apr 72, Abstract No 41636)
Translation: A study was made of the mechanical properties of alloys of various
phases of the domains of the Al-lln-Li system and also the hiph-temr)crature strength
of individual phases present in these alloys. The mechanical properties were
determined in pressed alloys worked with respect to the optimal heat treatirnent
conditions, the methods of short-term stretchin, at room and increased tempera-
tures.and also stress-rupture strength (lasting 100 hours). It was established
that the best properties are observed for Al allay with 1.5% -Mn and 2.3-3.8'/' Li
at a quenching temperature of 590* in the two-phase domain of a + 1-11nAl 6. Ta e
indicated alloys have low strength properties at room temperature and are charac-
terized bv relatively hiph stability of the proncrties on heating to 200* with
prolonged holdinf,. The high-Lempe rnt tire strength of the phases wan ,;LudJvd
by the method of nhort-Lern and prolonped (one-hour) tilicrohardiless, !it thin
20-300* range. The NnAl, phases and the solid solution of 1A based on Lhh~;
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KADANER, E. S. , et al., Struk-tura i svoystva legk. splavov, Moscow, Nauka Press,
1971, pp 95-101
compound can be classified as heat-resistant phases with respect to absolute
values of the microhardness and nature of the temperature dependence. The role!
of the alloying elenents in work hardening and stress-relief of the Alr-I'lln-Li
alloys has been discovered. Five Musti.-ations, 1 table, and a 14-entry
bibli-ography.
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K TURKTNA, N. 1.
"Mechanical Properties and Heat Resistance of Individual Phases of Alloys
in the System A141n-Lill
Struktura i Svoystva Legk. Splavov [Structure and Properties of Light
Alloys -- Collection of hVrks], Moscow, Nauka Press, 197/1, pp 9S-101,
erranslated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mckhanika, No 4, 1972, Abstract
No 4 V1341 by the author's).
Translation: The mechanical properties of alloys of var.;ous pluisc ireas
in the system Al-lkln-Li are studied, as well as the ficat resistance of' th,~
individual phases present in these alloys. The MCChalliCal prOfJCI-tj Q.1; %,.*CL'~,'
determined on pressed alloys treated according to the optir~al mode of' heat
treatment by methods of short term extension at room ind clevated tempera-
tures, as viell as long term (100 hour) strenuth. It was 170LInd th~lt th-
best properties are produced in allovs of aluminum with 1.5"1 mangzuicse and
2.8-3.8% lithiui;i. These alloys have low strength proporties at room te.m-
perature and high stability of propcrties when heated to -200" upon long
holding. The heat resistance of the phases was Studied b,.. brief and extended
(I hour) microhardness testing in the 20-300' teriiperature interval. The
phases MriAl and the solid SOlUtiOT1 Of lithium based on this compound ire
1/-, 6

USSR
kADANIER, E. S., TUI-MINA, N. I., .5trUktIlra j, Svoystva Legk. Splzwov, Moscow,
Nauka Press, 1971, pp 9S-101.
heat-resistant phases, on the bases of absolute values of microliardDess and
its temperature dependence. 14 Biblio. Refs.
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DRITS, M. YE., I&DANER E * S KOPIYEV, 1. M., TOROPOVA, L. S.
and DEMIDOV, YU. S. ns 1 -11 cl~ of Metallurgy imeni A. A. Baykov.
Academy of Sciences USSR
"Factors Affecting the Fatigue Charac teris tics of' Aluminuti.,
r~
Foil of Various C ompositions"
Moscow, Sb. "Ustalost' metallov i splavov". "Nauka" Press,
1971, pp, 112-116
Translation: Aluminum foil finds application,; in the production
of miniature computer membranes operated under cyclic loadiiii,
conditions. There are almost no data in referenCe solll,cc-s On
the fatigue strengths of aluminum foil.. This studly deals with
tile effect, of all.oyillgr Compollents Oil the limited service life 01-
aluminum foil. Ordinary fatigue curves have been ploLted fo.?
pure A99 aluminum and Al alloy with 4% Zn. Tfie elfccL of tlie
foil's microgeomotry oil fati.fria? properLies w;'As sttidicd oii
foil from Al alloy wiLli 4(k Zn. It is shown t,11.L1. the laiiguc-
strength of foil from aluminum alloys depeiids on: 1) foil
compo!~iti,on, governing 1.1io presence or abseiice of ii1lernal
defects; 2) alloy stre!,..~-,Jhand 3) t1w, state of intcriial al,,d
external interfaccls- i 1111 s t r a t i o n s , 4 b i I ) I i of T-r
6

USSR
UDC 669.715.3.85.86.018.29(08S.8)
DR ITS, M. Ye. , KADANFR , E~, ~S4 . TOROPOVA, L. S., KOPIYEV, 1. M., DEMIDOV, Yu. S.,
LEYKIN, A. I.,-YEGOROV-1-N. 1. [Institute of Metallurgy imeni A. A. Baykov]
"Aluminum-Based Alloy for Foil"
USSR Author's Certificate No. 276419, Filed 13/11/68, Published 16/10/70.
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No. 5, 1971, Abstract No. 5,
1748P).
j
Translation: The allov has the following composition ('): Cu 0.5-2.0, at least
one of the REM 0.1-0.5 and Zr 0.05-0.15, impurities < 0.01, remainder Al. The
introduction of Cu and the rare and refractory metals increases its physical and
T I
mechanical properties. The alloy shows (b 30 kg/nLrn7, withstands 30-106 cycles
without rupture, and can be rolled into a foil 10-20~i thick.

USSR
UDC 669.715.22.SS~86.296.018.2(088.S)
DRITS, M.Ye., KADANER, E.J., TOROPOVA, L. S., KOPIYEV, I-M., DE'!IDOV, Yu.S.,
LEYKIN, A. 1. , - I - .
"Aluminum-Based Alloy for Foil"
USSR Author's Certificate No. 276420, Filed 13/11/68, Published 16/10 ,/70.
(Translated from Referativnyy ZIILLrnal Metallurgiya, No. 5, 1971, Abstract !"'o. S,
750P).
Translation: This alloy has the following composition (%): A" 0.75-2, REM 0.1-
0.5, Zr 0.05-0.15, impurities < o.01, Al remainder, has high ob (26 I-a'M.2) and
high durability and stability ~f properties with cyclical loading, has good tech-
nological properties for rollin.u to a thickness of 10-2011; the foil has good
surface qualities.
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TITLE-ELECTPOCHP-11CAL UF A RUTHENIUM ALLOY -u-
AUTHCjR-(02)--,(AGANER, L.I., ;-MAKYA1,4, t~.B.
CCUNTkY GF lf:F'U---USSR
SCURCE--U S S 2(4
REFERLiNCI-L Y I IY t I oir r PP-,M. G~RALTSYI TOVAWNYL ZNAK 1 1
DATE IG'
SUBJECT
[CAL PF t
TOP!C I LI'A I t: I'AL P r I j-'I
LLE-Uh-'GUL-posi
CC.,iTkCL
GGICUM~NT ILI)
pkOXY S TE P N Cl- -- U R0 430 1) OJ / 00 0 / ,u
L

212 C, 2 4 U'.CLASS IF I ED PR6GE :').S INIG OT
CIRC ACCESSICN Nu--,lA0l--2C,9t~
ASS r-RAL TIE,', U ) GiJ-C- A:tSTkACT AN RU ALLOY I S
L) E P C S f T E G A 1 15 0, ; E i;,r,-. t- Z: i 1) C-A rFCi3E (; .0 . 3-9 A-Di'l Pi~ il, C-.2
ELECTi'-, 1970, pp 1018-IC21
Abstract: a IL o w- d e r, s I-olas=a, the directional VOJOCj "Y
of t2he elec-.rons approaches the speed of sound. T' ul_e linaa:,
i)rotor. number (for a hydrogen discharge) becomes, less r.,han unity
'i L, L..a.
the n-.;mber of par`cles per linear era