SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KAVTAYEV, YE.YE. - KAYUSHIN, L.P.

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USSR
BAZHANOV, Yu. M., KAVTAYEV,
"Improvement in the Technology
Moscow, Tsvetnyye Metally,
Abstract: Certain peculiarities
equipment are studied. The
UDC: 669.715:621.77
Ye. Ye.
of Pressing of Flat Panels of Aluminum Alloys"
No 7, Jul 73, pp 74-76.
of the design and operation of technological
nature and reasons for the formation of the large-
crystal rim around pressed panels of aluminum alloys are discussed. The
factors causing this phenomenon include insufficient heating of the matrix
set and long-term heating of the panel during hardening, uneven heating of
the container cavity, when side.surface temperatures may be 50-100'C lower
than center temperatures, and insufficientj uneven heating of the tool com-
bined with long-term heating in hardening,

USSR UDC 550-831
TOROPIN~ S. I., KAYM, L. K., laRM L YA. M. and )SFR~'WVV, YU. P.
"A Pendulum for Gravivietric Measurements
USSR Author's Certif icate i~To 36-6443, Filed 26 j-,il 71, Pw)iished 16 Jan 73
(from Otl:2:5tiva. Izobreteniya, ProjiryshlennFre Tovarny%, Znalj,
Yar (a) 73, Cla-.:d.,i No iff36077/26-25)
Translation: R' penduliwi for gravimetric measuremants, rontaininr LL s'IEL Ct with
'iie i'zict that
supporting and i,ovin,~ nmssive carriers, distinguished bj, U.,
order to increase the accuracy of ineasure'razent, the shanfl; is na4e in t.he form of
a sleeve vith a catch aLso set on one of tne carriers.
a W-1a, h, MI=?IhIwzM

Acc. Nr- Abstracting Service: /,,,,Ref. Code:
A.POO.S4379- CHMICAL ABST. S"
114579n Glass-nichrome coatings on low-carbon and'low-
alloy steels. ~4"- ATRsa AA, A.;. Raikova, G. V.
(Inst. xhim, MI_ !e ~ben: stichikova, Len
Zashch-Metd.1970,.6(l),31-6!(.KUSS). As,Lht-startUIHW2te_
riats powders' of ~,silicatd glaw's of various Ompns;, were
used which were passed thr6ujh M sieve of.10W hQ61CM22
as weU as fine-dispersed t~etat powders with a grain size of not
more than 40 ;L, The coatings wejr~ applied to steel samples of
steels 3, 10, 20, and i2KIll.W.b~y the enameling method'! where-
upon they were fired bi an inert atm. TW iormation of txnfings
contg. various glass binders and fiHirs (such as, Nii Cr, nithrome,
Fe, Al. and Si) was studied.. Glass-metallic coatings A-1 and
A-2 were obtained whkh are characterited by - a verb much
greater impact strength than -conventional silicate enamels,
which have a high wear resists4ce, which are tht~rnially stable,
as well as stable in boiling water and in a 4% NaCl soln. The
coating A-2 is to be cOmidered is being mme e&,Aive; it Ila$ a
wide firing range (1150-1270*,) and increased chein. stability.
Adding Mn and *Fe oxides into the compn. of tile klicate melts
improves their wettability as compared to steel and nichrome,
and makes it possible to prep. relatively stablesuspell4ions of
REEL/FRAME

7-
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AP0054379
nichrome powders in the melt. The appearance of new max. on
the ionization- x-ray diffraction pattern, a:; taken from cnating
A-2, indicates the presence of OICIII. interalction be'tween; melt
No. -9 and nichrome. Coating. A-2 can be recoi ,rimeridt(i for
tubes and parts of the app. used in petroleum, Shipbuilding,
and the beat and power engineering industry. S. A. Melsol.
tole

PART VI. EXPERINt,*ITAL MMODS
f6fs .5's-Fe-4
/5- 192~z~ 72~
B10HYDRODYNAMIC APPARATUS OF 1.11Z CLOSM TYM FOR 9TUDY1;;G -
NE HYDRODYNAliTC5
OF MARV:F A;4PtA,;,;-
(Ar~icl y V~ P_ Qynn and Kiev; Kiev$ Bi(-nika. Hussizn,
No 5, 1;711, lzd-_vo7"Nau 4
Mvft DumkA," pp 1221-121
A biohydrodynamic apparatus or tho,closed tYPO designed
and constructed in 1969 at the PydrolMachanics Instituto A00de-
my of .1aiencee Ukrainian SSH Is Intended for conducting v7stem.-
stic-investigationa for determining resistance, speed, and oth-
L er - kinematic.. and hydrod7nazic ~chz_raatorin-tiza af the- owimming
of..difrarant-914h and othor-~aquaous anima-la with a length up
to one motor. With some design.changes In the working part of
the tube it can be used for studying the hydrodynamic charac-
teristios of different moch6nical madela.during, reversed mo-
tion. Thp design of the apparatus makes it possible to rogis-
tor the elements of motion of the investigated living objvots
simultaneously In two mutually perpendicular planes, find the
limiting swimming speeds and the greatest, time of swimming at
a stipulated speed, and also during the cour3o or the nocos-
oary time carry out inv~,stigations of the biounergetles of
fish 3wimming- at different spoodo.
The basis for the method for conducting Invoutigations
for determining the kinomation or 3wiffning of fish In iho
: principlo using unconditioned vinual-notar (optomotor) roac-
0
tiorw 731. Biologists have long known that the Individual
machantems of visual perception of onimqls are annociutod
with their motor reaction. The optomotor reactions or fish
are a variety of optokinotic. nystagmus, that Is, an involun-
tary movement of the ayes, bond or entire body of the fish
is a coordinate Frid plattod
In black: paint on the bottom of the. working part of 0 biohy-
drodynamLc tuba. Accordin�ly, in the revornso fl Ow the Inves-
tigated object seemingl7 stands" in pleat, relative to a fix-
ad observer and the elements of kinematics of swimming or
he fish are reliably registered on the motion picture film.
187
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PART 1. HYDROMCHANICS AND 510maGETIGS
7 Z_
KINEMATICS AND HYDRODYNAHICS OF SWINM*G OT BLACr S~ CARFIZU
[Article by V ly V* P. layan__tiev; Klorv, BioulkA. Lussian.
_k%~qskly and
No 5, 1971, Izdm-vo 'Xad~~ D-1-7-P-P-r-Mr-
A. atudy-of the kinematic- and lerharacteris fics
or rapIdI7 owimming merino. animalss for the use of these data in
different technical appliaationa Is an important, direction in
hydroblonle inveatlgationa.
Inveatigations of the kinematics end hydrWynonLco of
the swimming of Block Son garfish (Selone belme euxini) were
made In the summer of .1968 In'the Kared j~skoy,% 4ji=vs i5n- of the
Institute of Biology of the Southern soon 'APcr4thian Academy of
Sciences an an apparatus specially detigned. tor.blohydrodynamic
studio at the Wydromechanica Institu a L _rsirdAn Academy of
Scionc:s 11,7. This study in a methodological continuation of
ir --od""Ics or swimming
Invest ,ations of the kinematics and hyd, . I
of other spoclea of Black Son fish made ear-Ilor at the insti-
tute 12 19.1,)The principal dimensions (L -- Iatu.-,th. b -- width,
H -- holgh and other characteristics of the to-st objects are
given in Table 1.
. The Sorrish were investigated durirZ reversed motion on
the basin of their optomotor reactions. in this method with an
------- 4- U- Lf the 1~.ne-nMIrnr 'low the flah atrive
i7maintain their-iormo; position relatIve to fixed reference
points. In this came the reference point. was a coordlnnto grid
=ttod on the bottom of the working, chamher Of the biohydro.
7namic apparatus (Grid square riessuring 100 X 100 Mm' line
thickness 0 mm). The upper and sidowal-19 Or the chamber were
made of plastic. This made It possible to carry out obsoma-
tiona or make motion pictures or the kinernatics of swimming ex.
a firh In the roverned r1ow.' being fixed rolatIve to the ob,
server.. Thei working.ehumber was 1,700 mmlon4k and the crone
section Una 300 X.300, mm The velocity or tha Oncoming flow at
point. in the c"as section of the working ahrAmber of the

Ace Nr.-. #M465-2.9- Ref. Code.-
URAL-40
538.6
USSR
KAYANDER OLEGLF
jg5QZXjat, Associate of Riga Institute of Civil Aviation
..Z1
s
I'Super Conducting Ellipsoid of Rotation ina Uniform Field"
Novocherkassk, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedertiy, Elektromekhanika
(News of theLInStitUtionS of Higher Learning, Electromechanics), No 1,
1970, pp 8-11 (from Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebaykh Zavedeniy, Elek-tromekha-
nika, No 1, 1970, p 111Y-
Translation: This article contains.a'study of perturbation of a uniform.
variable magnetic field by an ideally conducting ellipsoid of rotation.
As a result of solving the boundarylproblem, relationu are obtained
for the components of the perturbed.field at any point in space including
the surface of the ellipsoid. It was found that the reaction field of
the ellipsoid is characterized in tfie general case by two coefficients
W and WLwhich depend on the ratio of its halfaxes. Msults are obtained
from calculating these coefficients for ellipsoids of~different shape.
There areL3 illustrations and a 4-entry.bibliography.,
Reel/Frame

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SEEN---
USSR MC 519.2:621.391
KAYATSKAS, A. A.
"Concerning Evaluating the Signal Parameters of a Dism,ete Cornmunication System"
V sb. Materialy nauchno-tlelkbn. Ronferentsii. Leningr. elektro-ekhn. in-1:
svvaz;. WD. 2 ('FaDers of -be Scientific--:IecrMlcal. Confereno-:. Lenn-rad
Work,-)
nstitute of Communication. No 2 -- ftllec~-icn o~
Electrotechn ic.&I
Leningrad, 1970, pp 38-42 (:ftorq No 10, Oct 70, Abstract 14o
1OV163)
Iranslation: I t is proposed that the envelope of an ovdinavy tnlevision signal
be ccuisidered as the sum of two components: the deter=ined vectangular osc--l-
laticn with,drops to zero in the transmission of line synchronnizat-lon and the
random rectangular oscillation with an average equal to zero. The disperslon
of the random component and the power 'of individual. cor-.)onents of the deter-
mined and random spectra are evaluated roughly. The possibi lity o-f using the
model in engineering calculations is shown...I. Bollshakov.
92

USSR UDC 621.391:519.2
KAYATSKAS A. A.
"Problem of Estimating the Signal Parameters of a Discreta Communications System"
Raterial nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii. Leningr. elektroteklin. in-t svyazi. Vyp. 2
(Materials of the Scientific and Technical Conference. Leningrad Electrotechni-
cal-Communications Institute, Vyp. 2), Leningrad, 1970,:p~ 38-42 (from RZh-
Radiatekhnika, No 8, Aug 70, Abstract No BA8.9)
Translation: Expressions are obtained for the a posteriori probability of the
signal parameters of a discrete communications system. The possibility of using
the relations obtained for synthesis of the synchronization devices of communi-
~cations systems is investigated.

.... .... . .......
USSR UDc: 621-396.6-181.48
14AL'TO, V. I., SHADURSKIY, G. P., KAYBAKOV, S. G., UTLIK, A. F., RYSETVETIS,
V. A.
'Organization of Preventive Inspection of Photorepeaters"
Elektron. pron-st'. Nauch.-tekhn. sb. (The Electronics Industry. Scien-
tific and Teelmical Collection), 197F, 110 1, PP 99-100 (from RZh-Radio-
tekhnika, No fl, Aug 72, Abstract No 8V264)
Translation: A structure is proposed for the organization of sex-vices
in an enterprise for carrying out preventive maintenance on photorepeaters.
'Resum6.

Aerospace ~fedidihe
USSR
PYB V. M S.
..JaW
"Analysis* of Work With- Use of Proposed More Precise Methods of
Preflight Examination and Tables of,Pulse1lorms"
Moscow, ~~)s-,y Medikc-Biolo5icheskikh Issledovaniy. Materialy
'iolor
Konferentsii Uolodykh I'laucluvi'vith hab.otnikov Rlediko-B ichesko~,o
Fakul-teta (Asr)ects of BloneUcgl Re earch. Naterialz of a
Conference of Young Scientific Workers of the,B41.omedical Faculty),
ministerstvo Zdravookhraneniye, 1970P 93 PP, Pp 83-84
Abstract: A nrecise and reliable method of preflight examina-
Tion o? fii&~ personnel by aviation medicafivorkers in order
to.prevent ill members of flight arews from embarking on a flight
has been proposed and was tested from October;1_966 -,o October
1969. The method is based on the. use of a 24--hour table of the
pulse norm, detei-mination of the number of heartbeats a minute,
data obtained in interrogations, dynamic observations, Pand so on.
As a result of the improved quality of examinations at the pre-
flight-nedioal point, the number of cases ot illness discovered
among flight; crews increased.

USSR
KAYBYSIMVA, L.
Ice, Ice, Ice. .
Moscow, Nedelya, 23 Feb 1 11,11aar '170, p12
Abstract: 14ikhail Ilropp, Yevge-.iiy Gruzov, and laeksandr Eushki.-, biologists
and aqualun.a divers froi--a Leningrad Zoolooical institute ma-de tl;~,:) e:~Peditions
to the Antarctic to study the flora aud fauna of the wa;ter under t~,e An~,a=tic
ice, In their urderwater diving, the scientists discovere-d three varieties
of animal life still unk-nown to science, ao well as the un3uspected
existence of beat,tiful ice caves in the icebergs. They were amzed to find
two to three kilograms of animal life per square meter on TLe ice; its fo~:,d
source was the v~!rythizi layer of diatomo covering the it, b~!c~zie clear
to them that ice, unlike 3now, does 1,ot bloc" 'light rayo, i:nd d)-in lu Jm-
ortant for photosynthesis. They concluded !that the d1versity and vr--.-.
P
quantity of aniwiLl life in tiie world ocean is affected mo.re by 1i[,ht Lh,-n
by te=-pellature COncLitions. This may explain the resenfolance betveen Antar,::tic
fauna and the fauna of ~ro_plcal vaters. During the first expeaition, 1965-
1966, the biologists complel-ed 162 dives. Their e~~periezx:es are described
in Propp's book, S. Akvalangom v Antarktike (In the Antarctic with a,-,i Aquaiung)
'hich was published last year. Yeveeniy Gruzov is now praparing for a third
X-
e. Oedll~-r On, -h-14C)2 wil I extend from the fall :of 1.970 to the sPring of 1972.

-widi
K14YBYSHEVA., L., Nedelya, 23 Feb-l Mar 70,p 12
By staying in thie Antarctic during the polar winter, he hnpe.-~ to Confirm
their Dremise ort the role of light in the life of the Antarctic marine
population. It is light ,fnich is the chief variable factor here; 'he tempera-
j)en to the plants
ture and salinity of the water are constant. What will 'hanp
and animals dur-Lng the winter period of light-starvationle Will they die
or undergo a period of anabiosis? lo'hen is the season for regeneration of
life and -what determines it? in the words of Ye. Tolstikov, Deputy CLief of
the I-lain Administration of the Hydrometeorological Service, USSR Council of
Ministers, "Polar biologists have established the species composition and
geographical distribution of marine algae, phytoplankton -ooplankton... This
research shows 'that a distinctine complex of animal life has been formed in
the southern. polar tegion of the Earth, allowing it to 'be distinguished as
an individual z:)ogeographical zone..."
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TITLE--LIFE uF A Q(JAi'(TZIfE CRUGHLE FOR A* LZ METRIC P40U(;rljN FURNACE
-U-
AL THOR- K 5).-KAY13 ICFt:Vl% I U,0. v PLATONCJVP 13:. PLATUNOV, YU.B., ~5ERK6VSKlyf
*4 Lq ijl~Mg jA
tCUNTRY OF INK USSR
~SUURC E-- L, I T E IG EFROIZVOO. 1970, f 433-61
PUbLISHE0-----7G
SU3dEfT AR~AS-MArERIALS, MECH., IND.t CIVIL AND MAkINE ENGR
TA,-GS--INCll(;TIVN FUiNNACUI QUARTZ, THERIMAL STAL3lLiryp,MAGNE5lUtl (-JXIDFF
(;XIL)E, IRGN UWE, ALU141PIUM OXIDE SILICON- DIOXIDE
DC"CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY SrEP NO--Ul-,/CIZ8/70/0(,'O/Iji)lt/Oj33/0036
A'~ S

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C Is%(; A("CESSICN
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UNDULT-ICN FURNACE CRUCIbLES WERE COMPARED AS YU THE111 bNOURANCE)
'~ISM~ICE-. DOMESTIC AND SWED11SH, -,ihlJL'E COMPNIS.
.,Ff%lA3lL'lY, AINU HE,~T L
WES.E S10 SUo2 98.1,3p cjl.3'tt AL SUBZ 0 SU.B3 0.59, 0.95, FE SU132 0 SUB3
~0.31o 0.261 CAO 0.790 0.26P .-AGG M INUS 0.03, NNW M SUo2 0 (IMETAL OXIDES)
M I N U S 1 0 L i j S SG N I li,rturi o.io, 0.46 WT. PERCENT, IRESP. THE
CRUC12LES vlAUF t:RCC4 THE -r)bi,iE5T.IC QUARTZITE WERr--- MoRe F-.(lA,3LE AFTER
` ( -Sy (PROBABLY
HEAHNG ffR 2 Ki Ar 141)1'IjE-,"~REES THAN THE: SWEDISH CROCIUE
MEST
BECf-USE, THF OC, lC HAU MGRE; SIO SU,~Z) AND mE o. WAS 2.530
AND 2.360 G-CM PRIML-31 kES11, THE AU0N.~'QF.1*0-2.CPER(,FlNT OF B SU02 0
SU63 0ECREASEL) THE D . TO 2.459, -ANU 2.330 G C-4 dflf'M0# RFsV. T HE.
~i() 309 MUT
32 1 A~l I NGS,,,. R E S P
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Instrumentation and Equipment
U.SSR uDc 620.172.25i.o3
KAYBYSHEV 0- A., MARKELOV, A. A-j and GORDIYENKO, YSE. G., Ura Aviation Institute
"Device for Determining Metal Ductility Over a Wide Range of Deformation Rates
and Texperatuxes"
Hoscowg Zavodskaya, Iaboratorlyal Vol 39, No 79 Jul 73, pp 880-881
Abstracti A new device is described which makes it possible to determine the
dynamic ductility of metaas by tensile testing in a wide range of deformation
rates and temperatures. Design of this device provides,heating rates from 15
to 5000C/sec with or without subsequent isothermal soaking. YT9 titanium
alloy was tested on this new device and on an 14R-05-1 tensile testing machine
at deformation rates of 1-10 and 1-10-1sec-1, respectively, and at temperatures
Of 850, 900, 9.50 and 10000 C. In upset testing of VT9 alloy in the selected
range of deforzation rates, the effect of rate on ductility was not revealed.
Nacrocracks wexe not detected even at the:bighest deforination rates. Results
achieved with -this new device showed that the ductility,of an alloy Is highly
dependent on difformation rate and temperature. One figare, two bibliographic
references.
1/1

USSR JUDO 669-5.669.018.2
KLYEYSHEVt A. Ufa Aviation Institute, Chair of General
Technology aad of the Science of Metals
"Peculiarities of the Mechanism of Superplastic Deformation
of Pb-Sn Eutectic Alloyll
Ordzhonikidze, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy,
Tsvetnaya Y-letallurgiyav No 6, 1973-Y pp 120-124
Abstract: The crystallographic sliding at superplastic defor-
mation of the Pb-Sn eutectic alloy was enerimentally investi-
gated on sDocimens prepared from Sn+38'/4qPb alloy , the structure
of which aher rolling' con siat e d of fine oquia..xial x-phase granin3
Of P-phase -,rains
on Fb base with face-centered cubic lattice wid f
on white tin base i,.dth tetragonal latticef the grain gize being
1. 2 A m ana-lyzed by: reference to (011) 0~~---Dhase
(2i The ~results are
and :L) phase polar figures.at different deformation rates
and by r, PC r-ence t'o the 6- 6 diagram. The grain of both phase s
showed crystallographic sliding at. superplastic deformation. In
the interval of maximum velocity response of the alloy, accordin-
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USSR
KAYBYSHEV, 0. A.s Izvestlya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenlyt Tsvetnaya Metallurgiyal
No 6, 1973, pp 120-124
to the analysis of the deformation texturet a change of the sli-
ding mechanism from la-minar to multiple character takes place in
both phases. The velocity interval.o~ the superplasticity- effect
in the Pb-Sn eutectic alloy is considerably narroaer than in the
Zn-AI alloy, where the sliding occurs principally in grains of" the
Zn:phase and the Al phase practically-is not 'participating in the
deformation. Two figures, ten.bibliographic re~erenaesv
2/2

LWR UDC 669.5'?lt539-214
ICAYBYSHEV T
YAZACHKOV, I. V., R 7EHV9RGf V. M., Ufa, Aviation Institute
ineni Ordzhonikidze
"Change in Structure and Peculiarities of Crystallographic Slipping During
Suporplastia,Deformation of the Alloy Zn Plus 22% Al"
Sverdlovsk, Fizi.ka Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 36, No 6, Dec 73, pp
1235-:1241.
Abstract: The influence of structure on the mechanical properties of the
alloy Zn plus 22'a Al is studied under suporplastic, flow conditions. As the
grain size increases, the maximum value of the high-speed stress sensitivity
factor for flow and plasticity is shifted to lower deformation rates.
Analysis of the inicrostructure shows that the growth of grains resulting
from deformation increases with decreasing deformation rate. The correlation
is.experimentally shown between the mechanical properties ofalloys under
superplastic. :71ow conditions and texture formation in the beta phase as a
function of grain size and deformation rate.
,A

USSR 214
VM669.12i539-2
KAYBYSHF.V, 0. A., and MMTEMOVt A. "A., Ufa Avip-tion Institute
nSupe rpl asti city in Technical Nickel"
ZDscow, Izvf?sti,,- Vysshikh Uche*bnykh Zavedeniy, Chernaya 101,etallur-
giyaq No 79 1973, pp 119-121
atract: A study was made of the T)lasticity d(~-oenden_ce Of h?-2 brand
J. "ormation rates,
nickel in a wide range of temperatures ana def
on lFhe init:Lql structure. Adiversity iln the initial structure was
attained at the expense of producing nickel with essentially dif-
ferent grai3i sizes. The notable difference in the character of" the
-change of ai,tual stresses in'the defornation process de-pending on
the initial.condition is demonstrated. The creation of a sunerfine
grained atnicture in nickel (d--4/4m) considerably changes its
strength and plasticity indices. If the plasticity of large -rainerl
nickel de-Dends little on the deformation rate, then on fine grained
nickel,, a! 130000 and C =5.10-3 c-1 deformation rattoo, a clearly ox-
pressed plai3tioity i.,i,,_jximwa of l8eio,ia observed., Probablyv this can
fact that the atructure o-' teclMical nickel
be explained by the L J.
10 Ij
undergoes considerable changes in the def mation. process duo to
U
the high groviing rate of the grain-.,ihich impedes '26 obtaining of
a higher plasticity. Three figzares, five bibliographic-references.
6o

USSR uDc 620-172.251.2-05
KAYBYSHEV. 0. A., and IAJUMLOV, A. A.- Ufa Aviation Institute
"Unit for Testing Ultraductile Materials';
Mloscow, Zavolskaya laboratoriya, 6. Jun 73, PP 753-755
Vol 39, NO
Abstract: Tae authors developed a machine, the H?-05-1, for testing the ulta-a-
ductility of ma-terial~z over a wide interval of defo~-iration rates and temper-a-
tures. With this machine the deformation 'rate can be varied,from 0.25 to 200
mm/min, and by add-ing the reducing gear from an DIA-Sh-9S-65 the deform-ition.
rate can be :reduced to 0-005 Bril/min. Temperature can be maintained with a.
accuracy of t4o- UP to 5000C and t3oC from 500 to 10000
C. A diagram illustrates
the ftictioning of the IIY-05-1 unit. 2 figures, 5 blblioiraphic references.

USSR UDC 669.018.45-15:539.214
KAYBYSHEV, 0. A., MATVL
'YEV, L~ V., GUSEIVA, S. P., and MARICELOV, A. A.,
_-4Lfa_.Av*atI oTr"Ins t i tu t e
"Relation Between the Structure and Properties of E1929 Alloy"
Moscow, IVUZ. Chernaya Metallurgiya, No 5, 1972, pp 125-128
Abstract: An investigation is made of the effect which structure obtained
by various kinds of heat treatment has on the properties of E1929 heat re-
sistant alloy. Open and vacuum-arc melts were studie(i. The chemical compo-
sition of both melts corresponded to technical specifications. The harden-
ing y'-phase was analyzed: the amount of y'-phase, mean grain size and
lattice parameter were determined. The structure and properties of the
alloys are compared. The bigh-terperature striength of the.alloy can be
attributed to grain size, while the ductility is a function of the distri-
bution and degree of dispersion of the haxdening -yl-phasse.

USSR UDC 629.78.018.4:620.1
KAYBYSHEV, 0. A.-NIZAMOV, R. G., GAZIYEV, A. A.
"Experimental Setup and Procedure for Measuring the Dynamic Properties of
Metals"
Tr. Ufim. aviats. in-ta (Works of the Ufa Aviation Institute), 1972, vyp. 29,
~pp 170-181) (from RZh-Raketostroyeniya,otdel'nyy vypusk, No:12, Dec 72, Ab-
stract No 12.41.247)
Translation: The experimental device permitting investigation of the effect
of high-speed deformation on the structure and properties of metals in the
deformation rate range of 102 seconds to 104 seconds is described. The dynamic
propertien were measured during the process of high-speed deformation consider-
ing wave processes by two independent methods: strain gaging and streak
photograplW. The practical inertialess measuring and recording apparatus were
used: electric resistance straiu gages,: a1pulsed cathode oscillograph and
-superbigh speed SFR-2M streak camera. There are4'illustrations and an 8-
entry bibliography.

USSR UDC 539-3/.5
EPSHTEYN, CX. IN. and
"High-Speed Deformation and Structur,e of lNetal.9"
111..Letal"Lurgiya," Koscow, 1971, 200 7iages, il-LUS t-ratcd , i-ri ce 1
ruble 32 kopelks (fro:a RZah-Fizika, ~~vo. 9, 1971, Abstrict
91-13464~
n riethods of hig -velocity Por.- -
h
Tran.i1p.ti-n: Csif~-pter 1, Koder- e ma
tion. Chapter 2, "21idIng imder hi;-h-velocity def or2uttion conril-
luions. Chapter 3, Ti..,imiing ixnder hiEh-veloc-ity defw7maticn con-
ditions. Cha'ater 4, Strengthening ~o'2 jactals in high-velocity Cie-
formation. ChaDter 5, Hir- "velocity deformat.-ioa and phcse trens-
h
formations in rietals.

USSR UDC: 539.4.62-23
BATYREV, G. R., KAYBYSHEVA, G. A., Engineers
Steel"
"Reasons for Embrittlement of Type 2OKhkT
Moscow, Teploenergetika, No 4, Apr 72, pp 70-72.
Abstract: Five con-nercial melts of type 20KhMFBR steeL were studied to
determine the reasons for observed inconsistent low impact toiighness. ne
C,
specinens lised were rolled bars 95 min in diameter. Tho chemical composition
of all melts studied was within the limits for the t)Te. Following simultan-
eous heat treatment, the short-terni mechanical properties of, the rielts were
found to be significantly different. It was found that the austenite grain
dimensions. differed significantly from melt to melt, apparently rQsulting
from the fact that the temperature interval of intensive austionite grain
growth is quite near the reconimended normalization temperature. Enlargcment
of the austenite grain during.nornialization increases the cold Shortness
threshold of the steel and may cause sonic decrease in !,,trength and dLiCtilit),
characteristics. It was found that repeated heat tTeatrnent (normalization at
a lower temperature with subsequent tempering) can 5iLM1fiC,1_-!tlV increase the
ductility njid impact toughness of the steel, even if the grain si4:0 has in-
creased.

USSR UDC: 621.791.947
NAZARENKO:, 0. K., KAYDALOV, A. A., AKOPYANTS, K. S., LOKSHIN, V. Ye.
"Periodicity of Transfer of Metal During Cathode Ray Welding"
Kiev, Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, No 8, Aug 73, pp 75-76.
Abstract: The following mechanism is proposed for metal transfer during
cathode-ray welding. The primary force acting on the liquid metal is the
recoil reEiction arising upon partial evaporation of the metal by,the
electron beam. Since the recoil reaction is directed perpendicular to the
surface of-the melted metal, its motion along the walls of the channel is
possible c-nly when the surface is curved so that a sufficient tangential
component of recoil reaction arises. Curvature of the surface of the
melted metal occurs as follows. At a certain film thickness of liquid metal
on the leading wall of the channel, waves arise on the free surface of the
film, the amplitude of the waves increasing as film thickness increases. At
a certain critical thickness, the area of the curved surface is sufficient
for the recoil reaction along the forward wall to causa movement of a given
curve into the depth of the channel, capturing the main mass of the melted
metal located below. The amplitude of the wave increases, accelerating the
1/2
- 60

USSR
Nazarenkci, 0. K., Kaydalov, A. A., Akoplyants, K, S., Lokshin, V. Y.e, Kiev,
Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, No 8, Aug 73, pp 75-76.
movement. This wave is the main motive force of metal transfer.

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:12 o* 24 UNCLASSIFIEO' PROCESS ING DATE--160CT70
~_TITLE-TWO REGGEON CUTS IN SCATTERING PROCESSES AT HEGH ENERGIES -U-
A*Bov KARNAKOVI B.M#
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SOURCE--YAD. FIX. 1970p 11(l)p 216-31
1) AT EPUBLISHED--------7O
'..:SUBJEC.7 AR-EAS-~PHY S I C-S
7J.OPIC TAGS--PAR'rICLE INTERACTIONt REGGE POLEv SCATTESING AMPLITUDE,
CROSS SECTION, PIONt PHOTOIUCLEAR REACTION, CHARGE EXCHANGEt
:-NEUTRON SCATT:ERING
..:CONTROL MARKING---NO RESTRICTIONS
:l',00CUMENT CLASS---UNCLASSIFIED
_:PROXY REEL/FRAMI:---1980/0356 STEP NO--UR:/0367/71)/011/001/02!61,02"1
CIRC ACCESS!014 140--AP0048629

Z/2 OZ4 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
C:IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0048629
.;ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. GRIBOVIS DIAGRAM 14ETHOD (1967)
ENABLES ONE TO INVESTIGATE THE ESSENTIAL PROPERTIES OF MOVING CUTS AND
TO EST. THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ASYMPTOTIC BEHAVIOR UF THE SCATTERING
AMPLITUDES. THIS METHOD IS APPLIED TJ.ESTNS. OF THE CONTRIBUTIONS FRJM,
MOVING CUTS TO THE A14PLITUDES OF VARIOUS 2 PARTICL~ PkOCESSESt WHERE
~i~ .SPIN OF THESE PARTICLES IS TAKEN INTO ACCOONT. CONDITIONS FOR THE
REGGEIZED ABSilRPTIVE IMODEL TO THE APPLICABLE ARE DISCUSSED. A FORMULA
IS DERIVED WHICH MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO EST.. THE CROSS SECTIONS OF SUCH
PROCESSES WHICH HAVE NO CONIRIBUTION FROM THE RF-GGE: POLES (E.G. THE
DOUBLE CHARGE EXCHANGE). THERE ARE CONSIDERED IN DETAIL THE
'CONTRIBUTIONS FROM MOVING CUT" WITHOUT A DEFINITE
j PARITY TO THE
PROCESSOS WHICH ENABLE MAKING A COMPARISON Wil-ii
:AMPLITUDES OF SUCH
EXPT.: N-P CHARGE EXCHANGE, PSEUDOSCALAR MESON PHOTOPRODUCIION,
ITUM
ANDPRODUCTION OF VECTOR MESONS IN PI N COLLISIONS AT SMALL MUMEN
TRANSFER. FHI:-SE CONTRIBUTIONS ARE LARGE IN THE REGION [IF SMALL VALUES
OF Q PRIME2. RESULTS OF CALCNS. WITHOUT ANY ADJUSTABLE PARAMETERS GIVE
FOR THE N-P CHARGE EXCHANGE AND GAMMA P YIELOS PI PRIME POSITIVE N
PROCESS AT Q PRIMEZ EQUALS 0 VALUES VERY CLOSE TO THE EXPTL. UNES. THE
FEATURES OF THESE PROCESSES IN THE REGION OF SMALL 4 PRIMEZ CAN BE
OBTAINrO WITHUUT A-MY ASSUMPTION ON THE~CONSPIRACY OF THE PI POLE. ALSO
THE SUPERCONVFRGENT SUM RULES FOR.THE REGGEON PRODUCTION AMPLITUE)CS ARE
CONSIDERED. FACILITY: INST. TEOR. EKSP. FIZ., MOSCOWs USSR.

USSR UM 6,21.385.2-9.0-2.11
AWGSMA, L.I., KAIM~` 573PAROV, B.M., TEREMOV, 3.1.
uUse Of Laser For Study Of Ir-alse CharaoteriEtics of Coaxial Photocellsl'
V eb. IzL-oltz. optich.kvant.generatorov v sovrem. teklin. i med~_G*h. 2:1~ (Uee Of
Lasers In Contemporary Technology And Nedioine. P2rts 1-2--Collbotion Of ';/ 1-9
or,
E-- I el- t
~Len.,1971,pp 2 -`~6 (from RZh: I ronilks . i yeve prim-snarliya), 1;0 2, Feb 72, 'bs. 21197)
Translation: !:ne tecbnique is described as well as the rezults of, meacurements
of the pulze characteri-a-tics of coaxJ 1 phot 010MOnt5 (FEK), ~ho F -0
Fa-~-14KP, and M. 1 5~. w ith the aid of a laaer operating in a rag-1--a of syn-
chronize ion of' modes at a wavelength of 1.06 micrometer. '4~ith the aW of an
optical divider, one and the name 3ignal -r;as directed to a nw:l"Jor of FEK and to
a Ty ptical photochronogr ph end a Type TPI-1
the input o.1 pe FER-2 clectrono, a
calori=ter. Me rf,-L~,ilts of the oscilloZ-raphy of the electricul. ry-ilnteo froi~i the
outzut of the ."PEK were co:;Dared with the photoc,hronograms obtained with ident-i-
eel swee-z duration / 50 t 50 nsec. An analysis 4-9 made of the time resolution
of the channel of oscilloErazhic re~-istration of pulses. 2 ill. 10 ref. N.S.
r

WM Hw~ .......
f2_ 009 LA IF1861 --040EC70
UNC PROCESS ING
TITLE--tiYORATED MERCURY AND CADMIUM fLUORIDES -U-
',,A_UTttlQP-(05)-_P0L I:SHCHUKI S.A., KHMELEVAt M-G-v ZADNEPROVSKlYt G.M.,
KAJDALOVA T L., KUPTSOVAY NoVe
I ~N-!TU S S R
':$_0URCE-_J* LESS-COMMON fi;_:TALS~ 1970, 21tIlls, 63-9
:-_UATE PUBL ISHE0------70
'~SAAJECT AREAS--C,HEMISTRY
TAGS--14ERCURY COMPOUND, CADMIUM COMPOUND, F L
'TWERMOGRAVIMEIRIC ANALYSIS, HYDRATION. u0p,.10E,
~CMT ROL 4ARKING--no RESTRICTIalis
~~_b()CUHENT CLASS---UNCLASSIFIED
'PROXY REEL/FRAME;--3005/0939
STEP
-C-IRC --ACCESSION ii7G--AP0133025

';ESSrNG DATE--04DEC70
2/2 009 UNCLASSIFIED~ PRO,
GIRC ACCESSION NO--APO133025
-A8STRACT/EXTRAC7--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT. SOLY. RELATIQNS I!l THE
-SUB2 0 SYSTEM WERE INVESTIGATED AT 250EGIIEES IN THE, 5-75PERCENT HF
CONCN--RANGE. THE COMPN OF THE SOLID PHASES FORMED WAS ESTABLISHED BY
.;:.THE USE OF SCHREINEIMAKER'S METHOD. TWOT COMPDS,. WERE ISOLATED: HG F
SUB2:.2ti SUB2 0, AND ITS HYDROLYSIS PRODUCT, HGOHF- IN THE C00p.F-H sU82
11 SYSTEM, CDF SU6Z .2H'SUB2 0 WAS t5OLATEO AT SM4LEk THAN OR EQUAL TO
10PERCENT HF CONCN. ONLY. THE COMPOS. OBTAINED WERE INVESTIGATED BY
-SEVERAL PHYSICOCHEM. METHODS. THERMOGRAVIMETRIC ANAL. SHOLIED A LOW
THERMAL STABILITY OF HGF SUB2 .2H SUB2 D AND COF SU82 PH SUB? 0. THEIR
SPECTRA INDICATED THE PRESENCE OF STRONG H BONDS IN THESE HYORATES. BY
THE USE OF X RAY POWDER TECHNIQUESp THE!,2 HYDRATES WERESHOWN TO BE
--jSOTYPICAL ANG PRESUPMABLYP ISOSTRUCTURAL. THEY ARf ORI'HORHOMBICt W'ITH
SPACE GROUPS PNMM OR PNM2 SU82j AND 8 FORMULA UNITS PER UNIT CELLt WITH
PARAMETERS: A 9.931 PLUS OR MINUS OsO03, B 7.G78 tLUS OR MINUS
N
C 6e767 PLUS OR MINUS 0.Q03:ANGSTROKFOR COF; SUB2 *2H SLI82 0 A 0
PLUS OR MINUS 0.002,,~B.7451 PLUStOR MINUS 0.001t C 8.891 PLUS
OR. MINUS 0*001 ANGSTROM FOR HGF SU82 ZH.SUBZ 0,-

UNC L AS S I F i t4i PttOCESSENG DAT---13NOV70
~-..~TITLE-SYNTHESIS AND X RAY UIFFRACTION CHAR A." TER ISTICS OF FLUOROZiRCONAh.*~
OF DIVALENT METALS -U-
_'.~:-.AUTHOR-(04)-CAVIDOVICHt R.L., LEVCHISHUNAv I.F.t KAYDALOVAt T.Aev BUSLAtVi
Yu. A.
-COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
,,,..SOUr%CE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSRv NEORG. MATER. 19701 60), 493-7,-
PUBLISHED----70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
I~~--.:.TGPIC TAGS--X RAY DIFFRACTION ANALYSIS, COMPLEX COMPOUND, FLUORIDE,
:ZIRCONATE9 CADVIUM COMPOUNDo CHEMICAL :~SYNTHES IS
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIGNS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAIIE--199411886 STEP NO~--Ult/0363/'(0/001)/003/Ott93/0497
CIRC ACCESSICN NIO--AP0115705
-----------

212 -014 UNCLASSI HED: PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSICN PIO--AP0115705
-,ABSTRACT/EXTRAC'r--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CONDITIONS WERE INVESTIGATED
FOR SYNTHESIZILNG INOIV[UUAL COMPLEX ZR FLUORIDES WITH BIVALENT MTALS AND
THE X RAY DIFFRACTION CHARACTERISTICS FOR THE SALTS PRFPD. ARE
PRESENTED. THE STUDY OF THE INTERACTION BETWEEN THE FLUORIDES Of THE
IT TRANSITION METALS AND rHc ZRO SU82 SOLN. I'ki HF SHOWED THAT
BIVALEN
SALT S OF ZRF SU66 PR I VIEZ NEGAT I VE FORM AT T HE MOL AR RAT LO EQUAL TO 1: 1.
THE ONLY COMPI). WHICH IT WAS P40T POSSIBLE TO SYNTHESIZE,WAS CD SUB2 ZRF
SUB2 13. ALL SYNTHESIZED HEXAFLUOROZIRCC-NATES ARE SOL. IN WATER.
.,THE PRESENCE OF A LARGE EXCESS OF THE;.HF PREVENTS THE ',FORMATION OF THE
OCTAFLUORO SAILT. X RAY DIFFRACTION STUDIES SHOW THAT A LARGE
ASOSTRUCTURAL SERIES.OF THE COMPLEXES IS FORMED. TFIC UNIT CELL
PARAMETERS OF COMPLEX FLUORIDES OF THE CUIIPN. MZkF SUB61.1)H SUB2 0 WERE
DETD.; THE LATTER ARE ISOSTRUCTURAL WITH FESIF SUB6 TIMES 6H SU82 0.
ALSO,, THE SYNTHESIZED OCTAFLUOROZIRC.CNATE-S OF THE 151VALENT METALS ARE
"IVIDUAL.CHE14. COMPDS. THE X RAY DIFFRACTION PATrERNS FOP, M SUB2 ZRF
SU88.12H SU8Z 0 DIFFER FROM THOSE FOR THE HEXAFLUORCIZIRCONATES AND FOR
-.__.THEM CORRESPONDING FLUORIDES OF THE' BIVALENT METALS FACILITY:
OTD,. KHI)lt. DALINEVOST. FILIALA 114o KOtiAROVA# VLADIVOSTOK, USSR.
UNC LASS I Fil E 0

UDC 621.377.622.322.4 621.377. 622.25
181.48. 621.3.017,7 536.582
DULINEV, G. N., KAY A. I., et al.
"Experimental Study of Thermal Modes of Accumulator Using Multiple-Aperture
Ferrite Plates '(MFP)II
Elektron. Tekhnika. Nauch. - Tekhn. Sb. Mikroelektronika [Electronic Technology.
Scientific-Technical Collection. Microelectronics], No. 5 (26), 1970, pp 133-
142. (Tr:mslated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i Vychisli--
telInaya Tekhnika, No. S., 1971, Abstract No. 5B122 by 'rR).
Translation: An analysis is presented of the thermal mode of a diode assemblyand
its permissible temperature is determined: it is established that tile temperature
field is practically even and that the reliability of operation of the diode is
characterized,not by the permissible temperature of the surrounding medium, but
rather by the temperature of the assembly itself. A description is presented of
the experimental installation,-along with the results off* measurement of the
temperatm-e field of the accumulator in various operating modes. Recommendations
are given for improvement-of the thermal mode of the accumulator. S figs,
5 biblio refs.

1/2 015 UNCLASSIFIE01 PROCESSING OATE--30OCT70
,-.TITLE--SELECTICIN OF COORDINATE FUNCTIONS WHEN SOLVING BOUNDARY VALUE
PROBLEMS BY 1HE GALERKIN METHOD -U-
'-~'AUTHOR-
A. I.
COUNTRY OF INFO -USSR
1970, P. 309-315
._:.SOURCE-IN7_HENERN0 FIZICHESKII ZHURNAL, VOL. 18, FEB.
'.7"CIATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
'-'.~,SUBJECT AREAS--MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES* PHYSICS
--BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEMv DFFFERENTIAL
-.,.TOPIC TAGS
APPROXIMATION METHODt CONDUCTIVE HEAT TRANSFER
:CONTROL j4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
QCCUM~NT CLASS--UNCL4SSlFlE0
,~,PROXY REEL/FRAAE--1992/0404 STEP NO-UR/0170/71)/018/000/0309/0315
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOIL1597
it_-,ri

~11Z 015 UN CLASSIFIED PROCESS ING DATE-303C770
ACCESSION NO-AP0111597
.~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DEVELOP14ENT Of A PROCEDURE FOR
SELECT-ING THE' COORDINIATE FUNCTION WHEN USING THE GIILERKIN METHOD F R
SOLVING BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS. IAN APPROXIMATE SOLUTION BY THE
GALERKIN METHOD HAS THE FORM OF A LINEAR COMBINATION 0;: COORDINATE
FUNCTIONS). THE PROCEDURE IS DEMONSTRATED FOR THE HEAT CONOUCTION
14 ANISOTROPIC HOMOGENEOUS PARALLELEPIPED WITH AN INTERNAL
EQUATION OF A,
HEAT SOURCE. IT IS SHOWN THAT BY USING THE PROCEDURE PROPOSEDr THE
FIRST APPROXIMATION ACCURA.CY OF THE GALERKIN METHM) CAN 13E SUBSTANTIALLY
INCREASED. FACILITY; LENINGRAPSKII INSTITUT TOCHNO1 MEKHANIKI I
OPTIKI, LEN114GRAD, USSRo

USSR UDC1 537-226'-5371-311-331: 1537+5351
YEMOVA, ff~ A., Novicir-KOV A. I., ani MUROM-SKIY, A. F,,.
"Apparatus for High-S- ed )Vkmsurei;~ent of "Marmi-Dalectric Parameters of SleTA-
151-
conductor M--terials in 150-5000 K Te=perature Ranje"
11.r. Lenin n. in-t (Worlks of Lenin-rad Pol,
;m,. nrolitekh ytachnlc institute), 1971,
No 325, pp 10-16 (from Min-Fizika, No 1, Jati 72, Abstract Ila 1-CE).hQ) bv
authors)
'ed for sim-ultaneout; dete-minantion of
Trwslatior!: 7he apParatus is inten
k, I ther7ml conductivity and the cot.".Ticiet-t a' t,-:!, 3-
specific e1ectrical and M.
electromotive force in a wide temperature. ran~;e. ChrM[l,~!.1, lhz-vve beeni d e. i
the constriuLellon of the de-vice, as Con.T with the ' IX calorlmetcr:. -.-hich
Dermit reduction to the mini-r-L.U.-I of the influence of p",a7ti*itic beat
and contact, thermal resistances. An evaluation of the errors Bho-ws 'that in
the determdnation of the therno-alel-tric coaf-ficient of the materialc studied
the, error connected with the accunLcy of the measurenants, tliermocwmle ca-11-
bration, and geometry of the Emmplr.-s does~ not exceed 4-5',!).

USSR VW 1537-22r,+537,311.331:1537+535)
-1K, T. A., and KA_
C
MRN X 6
"Mobility of 'Li&t' ,md 'Heavy' Holes and Interband Scattering in Lead Tellu-
ride"
Tr. Leninar. rolitekhnich. iit-t (Works of Lenin;Trad PolyLechnic Institute),
1971, No 325, pp 43-56 (from RZh-Fizi1va, No 1, Jan 72, -IIsti-act No 1)Ml'- 0 by
+5
authors)
Translation: -An analysis is rade of experimental -,bita on. tempez-atura and con-
ceatration levendences of coefficient of electrical conductivity, thellro-
electromotive force, transveroe iferrLst-Etting-C-11ausen effcct) ond Hall caeffi-
cient in that rv-n,-,,o of current carrier concentration.,3 iuif' tera~cratures ifiiere
holes of both types n:Lke a cor,-,,)ambL,.% contribution to transpoit, pheriu-:,,c~na. A
calculetion of hole distriLution between extmna of! "light" wnd "haavy" bandi-,
is rade as a function of their total concentration and teilrperatt~,,Lre. Date. are
also #-,ran rejand-ing the relatim of "lif;bt," and "hen%~f'~ hole mobilities as a
function of experLm-enta-L te=-,e:-_ture. A14 the s&na tin-LI it IJE -:.howr, ithat ir,
the region of helium tempevitures the ratio of "Iirlzt" to 'Ihaa-,ry" hole
mobilities is close to unity. As a result of the analysis of concentration
dependences Cy~ rc,, and Q in t~ie region of two-band conduction at T--1200K the
1/2

USSR
CHERM., I. A., and KAYAU1197, V. I., Tr. Leningr. politekhnich. in-t, 1971,
No 325, pp 43-56
contributicns of "light" and "heavy" holes to the kinetic coefficient are
determned. The important role of interbarad SCatter-ing is shown, and an
evaluation of its intensity is made. Bibliography irith 13 tit-les-
2 12

USSR UDC 621 -,'17-799: 5-'~7
YERASOVA, N,.~., FAYDAI-i~~) NC1110K.CV, ii.I., A.3,
"Equipment Por High-Speed "Eeacurement Cf the 7hermaelectric 2:jrameters Of
Semiconductor 'l-'sterials In The Temperature: Range 114C-,r-000 i,"
Tr. Leninrr,,_Pol_it_e"-lln._ in-t ("..orks Of The LeninErad Folytechnical Insti-tute),
1971, No 121,i, pp 10-16 (fro= RZht:-lektronika i yeyl -r-zenen-, No Feb 72,
r _ye
Abstract No 21377)
Translation:- The equir=ent, in which a nornial rerime of the second kind Is uced,
is intended for si=iltaneoue determination of the thermal condLictivity, the
specific electrical conductlence, and the coefficient of zherxx~-emif over a wide
t". oelectric ooeffic:ienll
range of teaxern4 re. The error in determining the 4-,jej-
lu
does not exceod 4-5 porcon-.1. 2 ill, It ref. Summary.

tr-lE PRdCESSI ATE--ISSEP70
023 UNCLASS 0 NG D
'Tlfft-&:~-EFFECT OF A BISMUTH TELLURIDE IMPURITY ON THE 13ANO STRUCTURE OF TIN
.--TELLURIDE -U-
.~'~AUT,~IOR-~-1.05)-BORDVIKDVAI, R*P., DUDKIN, L*D.w YERASOVAt N*A.t XAZANSKAYA,
-KAYDANOV V I
v
(JUIN T K Y h~ 000,
SOURCE-FIZ* TEKH, POLUPROVS 1970~~31
:~DATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
~_'-.SUSJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, PHYSkS
."~.TOPIC TAGS--BISMUTH9 ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVIT7v TIN COMPOUND, TELLURIUM
COMPOUND, ACTIVATION ENERGY, ENERGY BAND STRUCTUREI HALL CONSTANT
MARKING--NO RE,STRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-:PROXY PEEL/FRAHE--1988/0578 STEP NCI--UR/0449/70/004/001/0231/0231
CtRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105561
UNC L A S S I F I E D

023 UNCLASM FIED PROCESSING DATE:--l8SEP70
C-RC f.,CCESSION NO-AP0105561
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE TEMP. DEPENDENCE OF ELEC.
CONO.; THERMAL Et4F., THE HALL CONST., AND THE TRANSERSE NERNST
ETTINGSHAUSEN EFFECT WAS STUDIED EXPTL. JN SN SUSI NEGATIVEX BI SU6X TE
(0 SMALLER THAN OR EQUAL TO TIMES SMALLERTHAN OR EQUAL TO 0.1) SOLID
SOLNS. AT 80-500DEGREES K. IN COMPARISON TO PURE SNTEt A DECREASE IN
HALL-MIJBILITY 11 NOTICED AND A MAX* APPEARS ON THE TEMP, DEPENDENCE
-CURVE OF THE HALL CONST. THERE ARE 2 POSSIBLE EXPLANATIONS FOR THESE
_..BAND OTHER OBSO. CHANGES: (1) THE ADDN., OF BITE LOWERS THE ENERGY GAP
BETWEEN REGIO14S OF LIGHT AND H6AVY HOLES; (2) IMPURITY (DONOR) LEVELS OF
81 SPLIT INTO AN IMPURITY BAND,LO~ATED BELOW THE VALENCE BANU. IN BOTH
_CASESf- THE ADONs OF 81 HAS.'LITTLE INFLUENCE. ON THE :CONCti. 6F HOLES.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 551.596;534-143
VOYTSEKHOVSKAYA St L-P !C
~YI~ANO~, 11!. L., SAPRYKLN, V. A.
"Problem of Representing Fields by the Sampling Metho d"
Tr. 2-y Vaes. shkoly-seminari -vo stat. pidro-akustike (SC-2) (Works of the Sec-
ond All-Union Seminar on Statistical Hydroacoustics kSG-2)), Novosibirsk,
Nauka, 19111, pp 32-52 (from RZh-Fizik , No 12, Dec 72, Abstract No 12Zh6l3)
aL
Translation: The representation of hydroacoustic fields given in multidimen-
sional spaces by the sampling method is,in practice.a problem which is diffi-
cult to realize. The authors obtained a representation by the sampling method
of some classes of fields, including the field having a*ial symmetry. The
field spectrum is given by a finite function with a med:Lturi iL 'the form of an
n-dimensional step with its center at the roordinate orir,,in. A ~~tudy was irnade
of the general case in which the field spectrum is represented in the fo.-,l of
a quadratic function and also the case of applying the results obtained to
represent fields pe-rutting approxin, ation of the spectrum in the form ol' a
cuadratic, L%e authors present an example of re-presentatinn the
correlation function of the field and also evaluating the errors in represent-
ing the field by the sainpling method.

v sD. rqezoc~v preasTav.Leniya i U-pDaraTurn. K11U.LIZ !:i-LUCI'.!7iYII.
i poley 3-y Vses. simpozium Se-'-ts. 2 (Methods of Representation and
Instrumental Analysis of Random Processes and Fields. 'Third All-Union
Symposium. Section 2), Leningrad, 1970, PP 27-29 (from RZII-Kibernetika,
No 7, Jul 71, Abstract No M49)
Translation: Let R points, in an n-dimentsional Euclidean
x. y) (x, y are
space An:, be a correlation function of the random field
'P(X)=e'XP(- n (Y) K 0. - A 4,
where nQj) is "white" noise lin.
P-1 is an iwierse Fourier transform operator, A and B are positively de-
fined.matrices, A is a diagonal matrix with element-- !G,, - An algo-
112 18

KAYDANOV, Yu. L. et al. Metody predstavleniya i kiaparaturn. an,-: 1, i z
Vses. qiMoziuja. SeRts. 2, Leningrad,
sluchayn.,--arpt-sessov i Tidley.
1970i pp 27-29
rithm is discussed for construction of eigenfunctions,a-nd eigenvalues
of the correlation kernel R(5~,9) on R," x.~Rn. M. Yadrenko.
2/2

USSR UDC 6112.821.6+616.831-311
KAYDANOVA, S. I., PEYERSON, Ya. A. and TRAUGOTT, 11. IT., Institute of
Evolu ion~FyFPF-y.~iology and Biochcnistry, VSSR Academy of Sciences and
Psychoneurological Institute imerii V. M. Belditerev, Leningrad
"On the Role of the Parietnl Area of theliumian Brain in the Analysis and
Synthesis of Complex StiimAill
Moscow, Marnal Vysshey Nlervnoy Deyatelinasti imeni I. P. Pavlov, Vol 23,
Vvp 4, Jul/Aug 73, pp 697-703
Abstract: Conditioned refleyes requiring differentiation of simultaneous
and successive complex signals, acoustic, visual and positional, were
elaborated in patients with local lesions of the parietal lol;es, and con-pared
to identical reflexes previously elaborated in pa-tientz with extraparieta-1
lesions of the brain. The ex-oerimental. subjects had niore difficulty in
differentiating both successive and sizu4tancous i;tiiauli, in that more
repetitions were required to establish the reflex, and in sone cases it could
not be formed. Signals of differi:11g modes. were -nore easi-ly distinguished
than those of one mode. Successive analynia.was nore affectod than
1/2

'USSR
KAYDANOVA, S. I., et al., Zhurnal Vysshay-Nervnoy Doyatellnosti imeni
1. P. Pavlov, Vol 23, VYP 4, Jul/Aug 73vpp 697-703
simultaneous, especially for acoustic signals. Auditory stimulli were less
effective than visual for successive analysis, while t-be reverse was true
for simultaneous analysis. Ler,-Jons of the left pariet4LI lobe resulted in
more severe disturbances of both kinds of analysis, which was said to
reflect tha significance of speech in the analysis of complex signals. How-
ever lesions of the right lobe affected predominantly visual analysis, which
is said to suggest that the analysis of visual non-speech siEnals is achieved
predominantly by the right hemlophere. Those pationtup who showed the great-
est disturbance of higher cortical functions also showed the most disturbed
analysis. These results are aleo.considered to show that the analysis of
complex signals resides in the parietal region.
2/2

USSR UD%C- 622.011.43
KAYDAROV, K. K., KANAZIN, S. K.,
"On the Action of a Stratified Force on the Boundary of an Inclined Stratl
Massif"
a Pizilo-niatematicheskaya,
Alma-Ata, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Kazakhsk SSR, Seriy,
OY
No. 5, Sep/Oct 71, pp 50-53
Abstract: The effect of a concentrated force applied a, tfie boundary of a hiilf-
space on the stress state of.two models of an elastic massif is investig-at(!d and
It F ed n S '
a.solution to the problem is given. The two models of finely strati i a s f
used to study the effect of the magnitude of the angle of incidc-rice of roc,- on
the stress.and deformation state of structures are: (1) the massif is Con-
sidered as a continuous hoinageneous transversally isotropic body with an iTI.-
clined plane of isotropy and (2) the other model represti!Pts it as an i-sotropic
stratifiled.body characterized by noncontinuity of layer adhesion. The elast-icity
theory of an anisotropic body proposed by S. G. Lekbnitskiy is used as the basis
of the solution. Isocurves of the stresses are given as a function of t1he angle
of the inclined plane of isotropy of. the continuous tra:1":-:-'versally isotropic
massif and of a massif with a discontinuoUs layer s I i n- -,m- t ~JZ2 t
thq distan---e~-, between gaps in the stress ir,!.olines tend koward Bouss-inwiq circles

USSR UDC 622.011.43
NAZII
KAYDA OV S. K., KAYDAROV, K.
"On the Action of a Stratified Force on the,-Boundary of an Inclined St tified
Massif"
Alma-Ata, 1;.,vestiya Akademii Nauk Kazakhskoy SSR, Seriya riziko-matematicheslia.va,
No. 5, Sep/Oct 71, pp 50-53
Abstract: The effect of a concentrated force applied at the boundary of a half-
space on the stress state of tuo models of an elastic massi-f is investigated and
models of a finely stratlf~ed mass`f
a solution IL-o the problem is given. The two
used to study the offect of tho, inzigiiltudp, of the aiigle of inc.idoncp -of rock. oll
the stress and deForviation state of struct0res are- (I.) th(- is con-
-jY
sidered as a continuous homogeneous transversally isotropic bfr with an ir-
clined Plane of isotropy and (2) the other model represents it as an isotropic
stratified II)ody characterized by Poncontinuity of layer adhesion. The elasticity
theory of an anisotropic body prODossed by S. G. Lekhnit,0:iy is used a~- the basis
of the solut;on. Isocurves of the stresses are given asi a function of the angle
OIL the inclined, p-7-ne clF lsotr-3p of' the continuous transverf~~Illy lso-~ravic
massif and of a massif with a dIscontinuous layer adhr2slan. 'It sho"m 11-1!pt
tf distances between gaps in the stress isolines tend +1oward. lioussir1Qsq circles,

USSIR VDC
STOTSKIY, A. A., YJiYD-411OVSKI M. N., and MAGAMADOVA, T. A.
Y
"Structural Functions of Phase Fluctuations in Radio li'aves Propa-
gated in Atmospheric Layers Near the Ground
Moscow, V sb. X Vses. konf. po raspros.tr. radiovol-n. Tezisy dolft.
Sekts. 2 (Tenth All-Union Conference on the Propagation of Radio
Waves; Report Theses; Section 2--collection of works) 1111auka, 11 1972
PP 56-60 (from RZh--Radiotekhnika, No 10, 1972, Abstract No
1OA356)
Translation: Results are given of an experimental determination of
the difference in electrical range distances and the computation
of the tijae structure functions of the fluctuation in this quan-
tity. It is established 'that in pr6pagatin(,, waves along paths
near the ground, the index -for the degree of the structm-al f Luic-
tion is 0.6-0.9, which is quite different from the "5/3" law typi-
cal:of the free atmosphere. Three illustrationo, bibliography of
five. A..L.
46

-77
USSR UDG 632.4:582.P85.22:63-3.11
SANIN, S. S., and KAYDASH1, A. S., North Caucasian Scientific Research
Institute of PhybolFa eff-,-1[Msnodar
"The Effects of Light on the Infectious Process of the Agent of Wheat Stem
Rust"
Leningrad, M-3-kologiya i Fitopatologuya, Vol 7, No 5, 1973, pp 433-437
Abstract: The effects of light waves on the infectious process of Fuccinia
graminis f. sp. tritici uredospores were;evaluated at 24.3-26.50 on vheat
strain Kubanka-3. The results showed that formation of infectious structures
were enhanced by infrared and red-orange part of the spQctrum, and inhibited
by ultraviolet and blue-violet wavelengths. The minimal light intensity
required to show enhancement was three thousand lux; at 3.5 thousand lux the
incidence of disease was increased 1.7 tor4.6-fold.
1A
P, 6

USSR UDC 582.1'85.22:581.14:633.11
SHRFKARV, V. F., and North Caucasian Scientific Research
Institute of PhytopatG3loi Krasnodar
"The Characteristics of Penetration and Development of the Yellow Wheat Rust
Pathogen iii Host Tissues"
'Leningrad, Mikologiya i Fitopatologiya, VG1 7, No 5, 1973, 428-433
Abstract: Microscopic studies -were conducted on the germinrftion of Fuccinia
glumarun; uredospores, and the penetration of this agent of wheat yellow rust
into the host tissues. It has been determined on histological grounds that
the germinating buds of the uredospores enter the tissues through both the
ostial openings and through epidermal cells., Under the conditions of this
study appressors were not seen, nor was there evidence of subostial vesicles.
However, selectivity was evident in the fact that not every ostial opening
seems susceptible to penetration. Once the growth tubules have entered the
cells infectiou3 hyphae develop, spread beneath the epidermis, branch, and
cells. Occasionally, hyphae from two separate spores may fuse.
Eventually the hyphae intimately surround each masophilic c -1.
87

USSR two 641.7-~_J.6
CHASTOKOIMO, P. P. TKAPHEwo' P. A. TATARCHUK, V. S.,
LUTSFMO, L. I Umm Podagogi cal Institute
~"Diffuslon Titanation of Typs 45 Steer
Moscow, Zashchita P.Iet&Uovi No 4# 19729 pp 308-509
Abstract: One promising method for increasing the heat resistance of steels is
diffusion saturation of their surface with ruetalsi particularly titanlum. The
authors sti;died the structure composition, anCL ceTtain propLerties of
diffusion layers formed on type 4S steel upon saturation of the surface with
titanium. This process forms dense coatings, firmly bonded to the base metal.
Metallographic analysis has shotym that the titanium coatings have a columnar
structure. Their microhardness on thesurface of the !;peciman is 330 kg/mm2,
decreasing linearly to 200 kg/min2 at 340.-P from the suTface due to decreasing
titanium concentratiou. The titanium coatings on type 45 steol consist of a
phase with.a body-centered cubic lattice Vith paramete~es- a=2.8991 A oil ;-,he Sur-
face of the specimen. The a=2.8768 A line of iron was~also discovered in the
same zone, At 900'C and less, the titanium-treated steel had heat resistance
equal to type lKHl8NN9T chrome-nickel steel, but was oxidizedmoTe strongly at
9801C.

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-112 '018
CLASSME PROCESSING DATE
D
T ITLE-A DIGITAL MEASURI'4G SYSTE14 f OR- AUTOMATIC INTEr%FERrjMLTRE-S -U-
M.YA., ZGRIN, D.1 KAYEKIN9 V.V.t SVEROLICHENKOt
V. ]D
SI-ESTOP)ILOV, YU.N.
CCUNTRY GF :LNFG---USSR
-S,0UkCE-llWSCCvo ILMERITELINAYA 1970,PP 35-37
TEKHNIKAP~ NG 2w
-PLBL I SHED-;----7C
'.".~~:..SUBjECT AREAS_'._?HYS IC S
_~'~'TOPIC TAGS DIGITAL SYSTEM~ INTERFEROMETER
4'-'CCNTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIGNS
-.-,,-DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
R'EEL/FRA,,MF_"-L994/1463 STEP NO--UP,/0115/70/01)(~i/OQZ/0035/0031
CIRC fiCCESSICN NO-AP0115393
UNC LAS S. IF E 0

212 018 lJNCL AS S I F I ED PROCESSING UATE--20NOV76
CIRC ACCESSIGN NG--APOL15393
:-ABSTRACT/EXlRACT--(UJ GP-0- A3STRACT. T H E0 1 G I T At. MEASUIRING SYSTEM 1,0;i~z)
IS INTENDED FOR CHECKING FATCHED MEASURES OF LEN(~]'H UNGER DY.NA111C
CONDITIONS. T.4E ESSENCE OF rHE METHOD CF MEASUPEMENTS, OF FflE LENGTH 11 17
[STS li%i YHE Fiicr THAf
T14E SUBDIVISIGNS OF HATCHED MEASURES CONS
REGISTRATIGN OF THE CRDER OF INTERFEPENCE ANO FIXATION OF THE
MEASUREMENT RESULTS IAT THEMOMIEhT HATCH PASSES
THAT JHE CENFEA OF ME
UNOER THL AXIS OF THE SLIT CF A PHOTCELECTRIC 1-1,1C80SCOPE-) TAKES PLACE
OURING A CGNSTANT CHANGE OF THE UPTICAL OIFFEREN'~-c; OF ME COURSE OF c~A-(.S
IN TFE IiJERFERCMETER. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THI-st THE FUNCTIONAI. LAY,,Ul'
OF THE DNA CONSISTS OF A PHOVOELECTRIC ~UEVICE FOR. MEASI ''RING THE URDER OF
INTERFEkElvCE AINC A DEVICE FCR i-(EGISTER[NG THE 1-1-Jmt-N."T THAT THE GENTER
THE HATCH PASSES UNDER THE AXIS (if' THE SLIT OF THE PHOlirELECTIC
MICRUSCOPE FOR OUTPUT OF THE Si-GNAL C-F- RECORDENG CF fl-411- MEASURE'MENT
-7,,-.:.-.RES,ULT., THE 8ASIC METROLCJGICAL:A-NU TECHNICAL~ PA~,"IIMETERS OF THE UMS
PRESENTED.
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AS S IF ik) TROCE~S*ING OATE--iju
1/2, 010 'UNCL Lito
T.ITLE--DYNAMICS OF REMOVAL OF DIETHYL,roLUAMLOE FROM, TREATED SKIN -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-MARKINA, V,V., DREMOVA, V.P.., K4MNNOV, N.A.
,,:,-,CCU.NTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--MASLO ZHIR. PROM. 1970, 36(2)v 30-2
DATE PUBLISHED -------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS---BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--IN:SECT REPELLENTr BENZENE DERIVATIVEt AMIOEi SKIN TESTt
CELLULOSE
~:::.'CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS---UNCL4SSIFlE0
WOXY RE'CL/FRAPIE--1997/0698 STEP NO--UR/9085/70/036/002/0030/0032
CIRC ACCESSION %10--AP0119605
UNCLASSIFIED

212 oto UNCLASSIFTED PROCESSING DATE--230CT7C
CIRC, ACCESSION NO--AP0119609
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EVAP14. OF DIETHYLTOLUAM[DE
(1), USED AS AN INSECT REPELLENT, FROM SKIN TREATED WITH COSMETIC
VREPNIS. CONTG. I WAS EXAMO. THE ADDN. OF FILM FORMING AGENTS OR
STABILIZERS, E.G.# HYDROXYPROPYL CELLULOSE, SILICONE FLUID (11), AND ET
CELLUL.OSE (III) INCREASED THE RESIDENCE TIME OF I ON THE SKIN* THE BEST
RESULTS WERE OBTAINED WITH EMULS;ON CREAMS CONTG. 20PERCENT I AND 11 AS
FILM FORMING AGENT AND WITH SOAP CREAMS WITH 40PERCEN*r I AND III AS
STABILIZER (25PERCENT I EVAPD. AFTER 6 HRJ. PHYS. ACTIVITY GF THE
'INVESTIGATEG SUBJECTS INCREASED THE RATE OF I EVAPN. FROM SKIN. GNATS
WERE REPELLED WITH A MIN* CONCN. OF 0.44 MG 1-1 CM PRIME2 OF SKIN, WHILE
FOR MIDGES THE MIN. CONCN. WAS 1.5 MG. FACILITY: MOSK. MYLINO
KOSMET. FABR* SVOBODA. MOSCOWt USSR&
UNCLASS IF [ED

USSR UDC: 681.333
_DAF
SUL-11-1A, L. A., BOA EEV, V. B., ffRQLYIJBSKIY, V. M., REDICID"lao, V. I.-,
KAYETKrN, R. A
:I'A Device for Modeling a Neuron"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobret'neiya, Proqrsi-ilenny5re Obraztsy, Tovariviye ~~naki
thor's Certificate No 1,09245, Division G, filed 21" Apr 72,
No 48, Dec 73, ALL,
published 30 11,xv 73, p 121
Translation. 'Phis Author's Certificate introduces a device fcr modeling a
neuron. The device contains a power supply and integratorE. As a dis-
tinguishing feniture of the patent the device is simplified by addiing a
balanced differential wiplifier covered by negative ard positive
'ed to the fIrst input of the amplifier ar in~eer,: ovs and.
loops. Connect e
a scaling resistor unit. and also switching elements i,hose control1ir,-,
inputs are connected to the power supuly. 'rha first output of t'-,,.E: b3-_1_-nc(2d
differential =-pliffer is connected to the output of the first swit-ching,
element, while the second output of the balanced differential a:_-,plifier Ls
coniiected to the output c' the second s-,,,iltching eler-e-nt, vh2ch is con-
nected in turn to the fi*r5t to the zero
.-and to the socciid input oil the balancer differentinI
5.)

USSR uDc: 621-396.622
SHER, V.B., KAYEVSKIY, Z. M., MAKAROV, G. V.
"A SynchrDphase Video Pulse Frequency 1,~L4tiplier Based on Semiconductor
Devices"
V sb. Polulirovodn. -Driboi-j vtekhn. elektrosyyazi (Serdconduc-or Devices in
Electrical Corrmnications Technology-collection of -vorks), lryp. 7, Moscow,
"Svyaz"t, "971, -_Dp 107-112 (from, RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract
No 6D68)
Translation: Devices are described for frequency multiplication and division
of-video-:pulses, keeping input and output signals in phase. Two illustra-
tions, bi1oliography of one title. Resume.
.... .........

USSR UDC 543-423:6-nl-385
ANDREYEV, Yu. P., IONOVA, L. S., and KAYGORODOV V. A.
:"InvestieatinE; Deposits on Electrodes and Envelopes of Pulse Tubes"
N 70, pp 204-2011
Minsk, Zhurnal Prikladnoy Spektroskopii, Vol 13, 1 0 2, Auis
Abstract: The object of this paper is to investigate the chemical composition of
the deposits forried on electrodes and envelopes in '~~ubes. The in-
vestigation consisted in the spectral analysis of the tube.'s conmosition anti a
comparison, of the results obtained with the spectra producea by bta-ning the deposits
formed an the tube components. The samples studied wein placed in a. 1-rap'.hite cup
in which a vacuum of 0.1 imi, k war, maintained. By passing 11 currf~nt of 200-300 a
hij~hly volat. - 1e
the cup was heated to 1000-2000 C. As a result of heatinGo the
admixture fron the base metal was evaporated and deposited on the, graphite elec-
'ffne burning of the deposited
trode positioned above the cup wilh the sample.
material rade it possible to deterirdne its chemical coarponition. Me msults
obtained show that the chemAcal composition of the depositO is independent of the
hape of the Imbe envelope W, St, Nio and Ra were the
and the diactmrge pcnrer.
pi-incipal elements deposited on the cathode and adjacent twea; skrul 14o, W, and Si,
on the anode und adjacent area.

T
-:112 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCTTO
t-`TITLE-USE OF SURFACE ACTIVE AGENTS FOR DRYING THE EXTERIOR FACINGS IN GAS
-STORAGE WELLS --U-
:..AUTHfJ,R-(04)"KARli4OVv MeF*v KAYGDRODOV* V.Awir KVASOVs V.P.e PARFENOV, V.I.
~--USSR
COUNTRY OF INK
PROM. 1970, 15(3)9 23-4
'~-.DATE PUBLISHED--70
~'~'SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALSP MECli., IND.t CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
~:'TQPIC TAGS-SURFACE ACTIVE AGENT, SURFACE TENSION, NATURAL GAS, POL
UNDERGROUND FACILITY# CHEMICAL DRYING
CONTRIOL MARK I NG--NO RESTRICTIONS
~,-.'-_-OCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-.PRaXY REE:L/FRAMI-' 3001/2092 STEP NO--UR/0492170/0151003/OOZ3/0024
CIRC ACCESSICN 140-AP0127465,
UNCLASSIFIED

uD0 621 - -.62 1 -;~!7-799
uSSR
yAYGORODOV YU.Y-- In
SAVOIlEmo, I-F-, Of Excess charge oarriers
n T ime
"Device For Measurement Of The RelaxatiO
0
(-JectronicS
miconauct-or rioctes
om i standartiz- -
_tekhn-sb_ Upr.kachestv 1 And Standardizat-
Elel(tron-tekhni-ke. 'Nsuch- al 001lection' Quality 0ontro primenaniye, '.N-0 9,
_-Technic
ology'. SO'Lentif ir nika i YOye
Techn (from RZb-Elektro
jon), 1972, '1,313ue 51 pp 95-100
seat 1972, AbvLract NO 9B462) t ime Off
the relaxation
s described f or meaeurer-ent of Of
Translation: A device i tor diodes (p_n junctions) by the method it
xcess charge carriers in seMicOndue otor of the voltaze in a circu
Of the transmission fa
challacteristic adernician
I-the phase n junctions proposed-ana worl,,.i out by Ac on the
with 41 p- perf orm measuremnts of T
it possible to r minus 1() per-
Adir~vjch_ T o device makes : ion not wor5e then Dlus 0
order or 10-10 sec with a precis
cent. Summary-
2/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
:.~CIRCACCESSICN N(~_-AP0127465
.~.,_~-ABSTRACUEXTRACT--(Uj GP-O- ABSTRACT. THE SUITABILITY OF SURFACE ACTIVE
IS DETD., BY THEIR FOAMING CHARACTERISTICS AND ISUT14ERM Of~ SURFACE
JENSIONO THEL11 OPTIMUM CGRICNO is DET0.1 BY THE MIXING CDEFF., WHICH 15
VETO :6Y MIXING THE SOLN. WITH N. FACILITY: UFIM. NETF. tNST.9
UFA 9.- USSR*
~J.
UNCLASSIODU

P.RdtESONG- 0ATE--27NOV70
UPIC L: A S Sl F'l E 5:
~_.-TATLE-THEYLATION OF VINYL ETHERS OF AMINOETHANOLS -U.-
AUTHOR-(03)-SEREIIRENNIKOVA, E.V-r KOMAROV, N.V., KAYGORODOVA, V.I.
OF INFO---USSR
OBSHCH. KHIM. 1970, 40(4) 828731
.,,._'SOURCE--ZH
~DATE PU8LISHEO--------70
SUBJECT AREAS--CliEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--0RGAll0SIL ICON COMPOLIN.Dt THIOLP' NITRILEi wiGANIC SYNTHESIS, lJV
-_:t.lGHTt AMINE, ~=THANOL, ETHER
~`_~CONTROL MARKING---NO RESTRICTIONS
D,0CU.MlENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
::..PROXY REEUFRAME"3002/1378 STEP NO-~UR/0079/701040/004/0828/0831
CtRC ACUSSION NO--AP0121-178

USSR TOM ___b'._7
DOMRACHEV, V. M., M EV G. I., MUSHKO, Ye. P.
"Y&thods of C-becking Information in Automatic Control Systems"
V sb. Vopr. ekhn. i inform. obespecheniya ABU (Problems of Hardvare and
ks), Novosibirsk,
Software for Automatic Control Systems --collection of vor
.1971, pp 3-1~! (from FZh-Kibernetika, No 5,~ MaY 72, Abstract No 5V499)
[No abstract]
45

USSR UDC: 8.74
DOMMCHEV, V. M., KAYGOROMSE G. 1.
".Evaluating the Productivity of the Computer Complex of an Auta.matic Con-
trol Systems With Regard to the Effect of Intermittent Fdilures"
V sb. Vo-Dr. t.ekhn. i inform. obespecheniya ASU (Problems:of Hardware and
Software for Automatic Control Systems -collection of works), Novosibirsk,
..1971, pp 13-1.6 (from RZh-Kibernetika No 5 Mar 72, Abstract No 5V500)
[No abstract"I

USSR
UDC~ 546.718
SPITSYN, V. I. , KUMNA, A. F., TSM-Z.-W, A. ~ F., A, , BJULtalUisKly.
0. A.t KODOCHIGUI, F. L., GIANNUI, Y1. P., and
"Synthesis of lNetallic Tochnetium and its rhysical Investigations"
Leningrad, Ralioldiiridya, Vol 12, No It, 1970t pp 617-621
Abstracts Hiehly praro metallic technetiu,,i in the form of a silver-Cray
poder or compact metal (regulus) was produced from tetral-Lonylarsonium perta-
chante (C,H )I,A5TcO4 by hydrogen reduction in an electric furnace. The re-
sultant ;~a'),.,raa
I showed ~;uperconductivity with a critical point of 8.2"'K.
A study of the technoloc-,,r for prrducing the motal frorm the initial 1-urtechnato
sho-wed that technetium diw:ide is produced after one hour in a JVdragen
atom.sphere at 260C, and the metal is produced at a temperature of 10000C.
X-ray structural analysis revealed that metallic technetium has a hexagonal
lattice irith donso atonidc packdng, of the mgnesium. type, the lattice parameters
being a = 2-?4*0-005 and c = 4.41_+0-005; c/a = 1#609. Tho ra~domotric and
neiAron activation method- of analysis shaaed ezrtrarnely minute quantitier;. of
traca impuritiess Ru-lo~*8, ph--10-14, A.1--10-5, Na--10-3 and As--IU-) gm par
gm of technotium. Within the limits of sensitivity of the neutron activa-
tion method,no other impurities were dotected.

USSR UDC 621-371-332
RO -Up V- 11-Y and GAPONOV,
BORODAV Yu.. 11., TOLSTOV, V. V., nYNI~
A. P.
ItInvestigating the Structure of Radio Sienals Reflected from the
Ionosphere on, the Basis of an Analysis.,of the Statistical Para-
meters for Their Orthogonal Components"
Moscow, V sb. X Vses. 'Konf. DO rasprostr. radiovoln. TeziU doki.
Sekts. 1 (Ten.th All-Union Conference on the Pro
pagration of Radio
Waves; Report. Theses; Section 1--collection of works) 111,auka,
1972, PP 321-325 (from M-Radioteklmika, No 10, 1972, Abstract
No 1OA329)
Translation: On the basis of a detailed analysis of the character-
istics of a mathematical model represented by a voctor with nor-
mally correlated Orthogonal components a method is proposed for
investigatinE.; the structure of radio signals reflected from the
ionosphere, based on the measurement of the stt~ttistical parameters
of their noxval coordinates. Bibliograi of four. A. 1.
phy

4
USSR UDC 666,76:536.421.5
_KAYNARSKIY -inian Scientific
4-W _~., DEGTYAREVA, H. V., and ORLOVA, 1. G., Ukra
-94re'arcIrInstitute of Refractory Materials
"Technology for the Production of Refractory-Materials From Sintering-Active
Materials
Moscow, Ogneupory, No 12, 1972, pp 41-46
Abstract: The technology for producing refractories from materials capable
of active sintering (ASM) is revieved. Active sintering materials include
magnesite, chromite, alumina, chamotte, and others. These materials should
be ground tc particles 10 ~m in.size in order to produce items of low porosity
and high thermal stability. A vibrational mill is best suited for grinding
ASM, with J-2.00 vibrations/min and capable of producing 1-1.2 tons magnesite
or chromite powder per hour. Different types of presses are recommended
for production of briquettes from ASM. Rotary-ring and tunnel-type furnaces
are best sufted for sintering of items produced from ASM. Poe-fractory ma-
terials produced b,. the suagested method are characterized by low porosity,
low shrinkalle, a low thermal expaasion coefficient, high density, good
thermal stability, and high compressive strength. Numerical Indicators of
the nbove proportior, are presented in tables.
ELL

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Refrae or~r Mate3~ias
USSR UDC 666-764-32-001-5
T T
KABAKOVA, DEGTYAREVAO E. V., and OXAYNAR
Ukrainian Scientific Research Institute OWNeArr"a CITories
"Extra-Compact Corundum Refractories".
Moscow, Ogneupory, No 1, Jan 71, pp )0-36
Abstract: The article describes a technique which has been de-
veloped for the fabrication of extra-compact corundum products
from granulated uncalcined briquette, fabricated entirely from
finely pulverized uncalcined commercial alumina. The products
have.a porosity of less tnan 3 percent, good thermomecnanical
'properties, creep strength,and resistance to reduction by carbon
at high temperatures. Calcining conditions and charging methods
were determined for products with a1inear calcination shrinkage
of up to 20 percent. It was found that corundum products can be
calcined from granulated stock in a single-row charge according
to an acceler-ated regime lasting about 45 hourso including hold-
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777777t 7
US~R
KABAKOVA, I. I., et al., Ogneupory, No 1, Jan 71, PP 30-36
ing and cooling, as well as in a four-row-high charge in a two-
stage process at 1300 aid 17500 C- An experimental batch of
checker-type products was produced, with none of the products
displaying deformation despite shrinkage reaching 19.8-21.2
percent (linear).
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PRbCESSING DATE--30OCT70
THE PROPERTIES OF CORUNDUM
KABAKOVA, [.I.
-SUBJECT AREAS--MECH.p IND.r CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
-:~~-~..TOPIC TAGS-REFRACYORY MATERIALt BLAST FURNACEt GRAIN SIZEt CORUNDUM
REFRACTORY, TITANIUM OXIDEv POROSITY
CONTROL MARKING--Nil RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNI:LASSIFIED
_.~:.PROXY REEL/ FRAM E--.'L996/ 1805 STEP NO--UR/0131/70/035/002/0046/0054
CIRC ACCESSION NO---AP0118772
i-S-IFIED-

016 UNCLASSIFIED: PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
r-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118772
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT OF THE FOLLOWING
FACTORS WAS STUDIED: (1) TEMP. OF FIRING OF THE RAW GROG; (2) ADON. OF
-110 SUB2 TO THE RIXT.; (3) GRAIN COMPN. OF THE GROG, (4) THE RATIO
GRAINY GROG: POWD. GROG (AS BINUEa) ON THE Dot STRENGTH, AND CREEP OF
SINTERED CORUNDUIK REFRACTORIES. BY DECREASING THE FIRING TEMP. OF THE
.''RAW GROG FROM 17C0 TO 1-300DEGREES ITS POkOSITY INCREASES, BUT THE
POROSITY OF PRODLICTSp PREPD. FROM THE GROG, INCREASES. THE EFFECT OF
THE GRAIN COMPN. IS RELATE.0 WITH THE 0. OF PACKAGING OF THE GRAINS.
BEST RESULTS ARE OBTAINED WITH A.MIXTs OF 45-65PERCENT COARSE GRAINSt IS
SMALLER THAN 10PE 'RCENT GRAINS OF MEDIUMISIZEt AND THE REST BINDERv
~*CONSISTING OF FINE GROG POWDER. VARIATION OF THE SIZE OF THE COARSE
'FFECT THAN A VARIATION
GRAINS HAS LESS f- OF THE AMT. OF BINDER. DECREASE
OF THE ANNEALING TEMP. OF THE IRAW GROG LEADS TO AN INCREASE OF
SHRINKAGE. THE SUBSTITUTION OF BURNED GROG.BY UNBUR14ED GROG AS BINDER
DOES NOT GIVE SATISFACTORY RESULTS, AND LEADS TO A DECREASE OF THE LIMIT
OF SOLIDITY UNUEk LOAD. ADON. OF 0.5PERCENT TIO SUB2 DECRLASES THE
POROSITY-AND INCREASES THE APPARENT 0. OF GROG, OBTAINED BY FIRING AT
1300-15000EGREES,, BUT ITS Do IS SMALLER-THAN THAT OF GROG WITHOUT TIO
SUdZj BUT PIRED AT 1750DEGREES. AUDN. OF TIO SUBZ DECREASES THE
COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH BY INCkEASE OF THE~COXUNDUM CRYSTALS. AOUN. OF T10
SU02 AL50 OECREAliES THE SHRINKAGE DUkIJYG; 5INTERINGt AND AT THE SAME TIME
DIMINISHES THE Sl~AENGTH OF THE SINT ERED: OBJECTS. VARIATION OF THE
FIRING TEMP. OF 17HE RAW GROG FROM 1300 TO 1750DEGREES DOES NOT EFFECr
THE CREEP OF THE OBJECTS, SINTERED THEREFROM AT 1700DEGREES FOR 8 HR.

/3 016 UNCLASSIFIED PRUCESSING DATE--30OCT70
rRC ACCESSION NQ--AP0 I L 8 7 72
:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--Sl4ALL TIO SUBZ ADONS. DECREASE THE CREEP OF
REFRACTORIESt PREPD. FROM GROG, FIRED AT 1300-1500DEGREESP AS A
CONSEQUENCE OF A KURE INTENSIVE RECRYSTN.. A DECREASE OF% THE FIRED TEMP.
OF-CORUNOUM OBJECTS INCREASES THEIR CREEP* FORMULATIONS ARE GIVEN FOR
THE PREPN. OF OBJECTS WITH SMALLER THAN.29 2*1-5t 51 01-9t 81.-12t
.SINTERED CORUNDUM
~12.1-18,,AND GREA*rER THAN 18PERCENT POROSITYo THE~
REFRACTORIES CAN 13E USED IN AIR HEATED BLAST FURNACES. FACILITY:
UKR. NAUCH#-ISSLI:-U. INSTo OGNEUPQR*~ KHARKOVI USSRa
UNLlf- A S S I F I ED-

UNC LASS[ Fl ED P ROC F S S I NG OA T E-- 27N0 V7 0
030.
-_'._Tl.TLE--CORUN0UM REFRACTORIES -U-
~j'AUTHOR-(03)-KAYNARSKIY, I.S., OFGTYAREVAt EaV., KABAKOVA, I.[.
,:~C.OUNTRY OF fNFO--US'SR
~-_"50URCE--0GPJEUP0Ry 19701
35(4)71 4613
DAT E PUBLISHED ------- 70
,-SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
JOP.IC TAGS--CORUNDU,4 REFRACTORY, COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH, GRAM STRUCTURE,
HE CONTRACTION, THFRMAL CONTRACTIONt 'THERMAL STABILITY, CAR30N,
ING, REFRACTORY PRODUCT
COINITROL MARKJNG--NO RESTRICTIONS
00CUMENT CLASS--U.NICLASSIFIED
J:IPROXY REELIFRAME--30061'0629 STEP NO--(JR/0131/70/0:$5/00,'t/0046/0053
~_Cj RC AC C E`15 LON N 07- -AP- 01-34391

Z/ a 030 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27~14000
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0134391
T/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THIS IS ESSENTIALLY A IREVIEW WORK
~ABSTRAf
PLUS NE-d DATA ANO --,F-COW-lePjJATI0PlS CONCERNING A -No. OF '~%Spc.CTS OF
-TORIES. AlIONG rHE ITEMS COVERED Alk.E: THE FOLLOWING:
CORUNDUM REFRAC
DEPENDENCE OF THE AL SUL32 0 SU9.3 C"ONTENT IN THE ARTICLES ON THE ADO,11. OF
TECH. GRADE ALUMINA TO NATURAL RAW ,iArERIAL CONTG. 35, 401 AND 45PER'C-ENT
AL SUB2 0 SU83; CONPRESSION STRENGTH OF CORUNDUM PRODUCTS; CHANGE IN THE
GRAIN COMPN. OF BALL BRIQUET MADE OF FINE: GROUND ALUMINA iF,rER FIRING IN
A LAB. ROTARY FURNACE AT VARIOUS TEMPS.; DEPENDENCE OF THE SHRINK4(;E OF
SUCH A BRIQUET ON THE FUNAL FIPING TEMP. AT VARIOUS HOLDINI-P TIMES,
SHRINKAGE DURING 2-STAGE ANNIE-ALING (1300 AND 1750DEGREIES) 'OF SPECIFIC
DENSE CORUNDUM A.' TICLES MADE OF GRANULATED BODIES; TA130LATION OF
R
~PROPERTIES AND CHARACTERISTICS OF CORUN00H CERAMICS; DEPF-NIDENCE OF HEAT
COND. COEFFS. OF CORUNDUM REFRACTORIES UN, THEIR AV, HFATIN'j TEMP. AND
THE POROSITY; THEkMOMECH. PROPERTIES OF CORU~10UM REFRi."CTORIES; AND
THERMOPHYS. PROPERTIES AND STABILITY TO C OF CORUNDUM REFRACTORIES*
FACILITY--~ UKR. NAUCH.-ISSLeO. INST. OGNEUPOPOV, KHARKr"V, USSR.

..AA6044641- 4.~>UR 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustratedi,'Section II Elec.t,rical, Derwent,
A -1VE J01
r2-18214 Q!4LITY C~ECK RIG FOR qu~) NIS has a
rotating Bfush cylinder itifth ~a thin line, of
bristles arranged 48 a spiral wit4 Apit.ch e~ussl to
tbe length of the cyli.~der. Tho. sandwich, st:r4 to
bit tested is pulled by rollers sunder the.brusti. A
defective bond leads to ia sharp 'rise of the-1;onic
vibrations in the 8 kHz range.; 'This is picked. up
Eq a microphone with. filters ancL c4thode foll(~wera,
ataplified,and operates An electromagnetic marker
for the defective soot.
V.8.67 as 1176910,129-33.A.A.PIUMN et,al - M$COW
TMER INIST. (3-7-69) BtAl 9/2o.2.69. Class 42k.
La.t.Cl.G 01 n.
AUTHOR: Pizhurin, A. A.; Polishcbuk, A. N.; raynov_,. Ye --S
Moskovskjy 'esotekhnicheskly. Institut
19771343

19771344

q
USSR UDC 621.375.82
AMMAN, D., YELISEYEEV, P. G., KAYPER, A., MANIKO, M. A., RAAB, Z.
"Kethods for Selection of Types of Oscillations in Injection Semiconductor Lasers"
V sb. Want. elektronik-a (Quantum Electronics Collection of I-Torks), No. 1,
Moscow, 1971, pp 85-90 (from RZh-Fizika, No 7, Jul 71, Abstract Mo M115)
Translation: To improve the spectral composition of radiation of an injection
semiconductor lasor, particularly to raise the yield power in a mode of a single
type of oscillations, external elements having spectral selectivity were introduced
into the resonatov of the semiconductor laser. The following versions were stud-'----'
experimentally. (a) a compound resonator; (b) a resonator:with an interierence
filter; (c) two oiftically connected Fabry-Perot-type resmators of dif-
-ferent, lengths. The effect of the ex,-ernal selective element on the radiation
spectrum of the laser was observed in all cas6_-,end generation in one longitudinal
type of oscillations was achieved for an essentially greater excess of the
threshold than in ordinary injection semiconductor lasers. The output pover in a
single-frequency mode Was UD to 0.5 w (in the case of a composite resonator).
Possibilities of detuning the mavelength ofthe laser with the aid of external
elements was studied within the range of the amplification band of the se-micon-
ductor. 15 ref. Authors absrract.

USSR UDC: 621.373:5300145.6
AKERMAN, D., YELISEYEEV, P. G., KAYPER, A. , 14M KO, M. A., RAAB, Z.
"Methods of Mode Selection in Injection Semiconductor Y. as e
Kvant. elektron-ka OQuantum Electronics--co" ection of works), No 1,
V sb.
q, Moscow, 1971, PP 85-90 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 5, 2-fay 71, Abstract No
5D173)
Translation: In order to improve the spectral composition of emission from
an injection semiconductor maser, especially to increase the output power
in one wave mode, external elements having apectral selectivity were intro-
duced into the maser cavity. The following modifications were experiment ally
studied: a) a composite cavity; b) a carlty vith an interference filter;
c) two optically coupled cavities of the Fabry-Perot type with different
lengths. The effE!ct of the external selective element in the maser emission
spectrum is observed in all cases, and emission on a single longitudinal Wave
wde is achieved at an appreciably higher excess over the:threshold than in
conventional sericcnd~ctor injection ma ers. nie output power in the single-
-frequency node- is as hiE~b. as G-5 W (iin the case of a ca,_-posize Cavity).
An investigation is made of the possibilities for tuainig the maser wavelenrztth
by measn of exteynal elements within the range of the amplification band of
the semiconductor. Five illustrations, bibliography of fifteen title-s.

1/2 027 UNCLASSIF~IED PROCESSINC, DATF-27NOV70
I TLE--R A0 I AT ION OPTIC.All PHENOMENA 1,11 CALCIUM FLUIDAIUE,~ RARE, b,.QYH
-FLUORIDE ~CRYSTALS -Ll-
TliOR-(03)-VAKHfDOV, 9i. A. KAYPOV, 8.t TAVSHII.NSKlYr G.A.
~(GUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
K 1970, 14(2), 73-7
,59URCE- IZV. AKAD. NAOK UZ6. SSR, SFRW* FIZ.',MAT. NAU.
4~0 ATE~ PUBL ISHEO -------- r0
-SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMIS'rkYp PHYSICS
,,,TOPIC-TAGS--RARE EARTH COMPOUNDt FLUORIDEt. CRYSTALt GAMMA LUMINESCENCE,
-CALCI:UM COMPOUNU, OPTIC PROPERTY,
EUROPIUM COMPOUND, I ULMIUM COMPOUNDy
:.--V-ISIBLE. LIGHT R_ADIATIOK'v COBOLT ISOTOPE
,CCNTRDL MARK I NG--JNQ RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:P-ROXY REEL/FRAME---2000/1614 STEP t4O--UR/0166/70/014/002/0073/0077
:CTRC

--------------- ------------- ..........
"pro
212 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSI ON NO--AP0125236
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE GAMMA,LUMINBCENCE OF CAF StJ82
SUB-3 AND. CAF SUB2t HOF SUB3t EXCITED BY PRIME60 CO, WAS INVESTIGATED
AT LOW TEMPS., THE LUMINESCENCE INCREASES WITH
_~;:,-TNPREASING -ACTIVATOR CONCN., DFCREASING WITH.HIGHER r-%)IiCNS,. AT HIGH
TEM P S. THE GAMMAiLUMINESCENCE IS ASCRIBED BASICALLY YO ER,
PRIME3POSITIVE AND HO PRIME3POSITIVE IONSI-WHICH HAVE7NO LOCAL CHARGE
THE MECHANISM IS CONFIRMED BY,EXPTL. OATA ON THE
-~'.~~GAMMAiLUMINESCENCE OF CAF SUB2NEGATIVE EUF ~SU83. FACILITY:
"".1NST. YAD. FIZ., JASHKENT, USSR*

1/~.--- -.028 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--~3 IOCT-0
.TITLE--TIGHTNESS OF PLUGGING MATERIALS AND OF THEIR CONTACT WITH WELL
~_CASING SURFACES -U-
~-AUTHOR-05)-SElORZAi M.K-v SHERSTNEVt N.M., AGAYEV# M.I(H., MUGALINSKAYA,
V V A gqvt KH.XH.
c
(21t 20-3
'~~SPURCE`--AZERB. NEFT. KHOZ& 1970,
DATE PUBL ISHED -------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSP METHODS AND EQUIPMENT
TAGS--PIPEiINE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMi TEST INSTRUMENTATION1 NATURAL
GAS, SEAL, THERMOPLASTIC MATERIALt HARDNESS/(U)TSKGS THERMOPLASTIC
MAT.ERIAL
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~i DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCI-ASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1'49812028
$TEP NO--UR/0487/70/0001002/0020/0023
l_-_ClKC_ACCESSlON NO--AP0122257
UNCLASSIFIED

. . ..........
2h 0213 UNCLASSIFIED PROft'SSING DATE--23OCT70
I R r. ACCESSION NO--AP0122257
GP-0- ABSTRACT, AN APP. WAS DEVELOPED FOR TESTING
TAMPING COMPNSv USED IN SEALING THE GAP BETWEEN THE STANDPIPE OF A
GAS WELL AND THE S);DES OF THE SOAE HOLE. IT IS A BOMB IN WHICH THE
TAMPING MATERIAL IS PACKED UNDER PRESSURE AROUND A CENTRAL CORE MADE OF
COMPACTED SOIL TOPPED BY A METAL PIPE. A SYSTEM OF VENTS PERMITS
TESTING OF THE PER14EABILITY OF SOIL TAMPERING MATERIAL SYSTEM AT THE
TAMPING MATERIAL PIPE BOUNOARY UNDER 2-15 KGjCM PRIVIE2 AIR PRESSURE.
~-THE BEST RESULTS WIERE OBTAINED WHEN THE EXPANDING CEMENT TOPPED BY A
RING-SEAL OF THERM?OLASTIC RESIN TSKGS SU875-.;90DEGREES AkOqND THE PIPE
%WAS USED. THIS CO4PN& AFTER HARDENING FOR 15 DAYS BECAME IMPERMEABLE To
THE AIR'AT 15 KGtCH PRIME2 PRESSURE*
UNCLASSIF-Izo---~
M a 2 Wu' m irm I I I ri m w a k i i ii a

GREAT Eli ATI TENTION'ro PE PAILD I Q l'RI:VE-NT:ON OF C
/7~rticle by A. Kayryalio. I~jpa"uwr uf tho I.W-i-nLmi --;S1,.
Sovetskaya 17---a.-Russiin, 21 FE-1,rt",try I
Ach--nenL ,f mt,lct ub,cr-, L-y c,~..
o' ad.a I ~ ..... "I '-f 0- -1.- "; 1-
all theif- con!ititute a difficult ~,nd conipirx pwbIc:-;
not only rffort s on the part 6f gove rnme nt bodi(!x a:"' i.'l '~r
but effortn f toilors Them~vl%c&. lan-IL'I"t-a Q." z --o od 1'43tl~
the rtile n( law is inlinwitcly connect-i -1111 the dcl~.'~'pmela I
econonr;. with the material recurity -1 -.1-- tm!cr~ tre eil ..".1 It,!-
r~ c OU6,
Igim-, mid \viLh a riuc of the cultora~ Ic% el 4nc ienti
''Of Olt pe..)VIC.
I'he atta i -,-f , ff o ct iv c 13 r,!~ ent i~m ai %-4. kin'i.
is pogniWe only in the climale cA awarenc-~u of L~ -e -icrginv.
q rayon, rity. a given cullective or organ ii ono t;~'- j"
x4.,t ion,
SuRceptiWe to criminality and other r.
such work in carried orv skilfully and con~tavitly, 21,~ O-ired ar,
always attained. llov~over, to our deep rc4rtt, i-. -k nujjj~icr ~o;
ad"I ini.tral N C. bodi"'. ~~Ild f'ocial -"Z., I., I- i". - L."'t ~ 1~ :.t ,I Pr, .
ventive w1irk. rehct ta crime jnd violation, of o.;Iy Af!- -wl-.
perpetr.Mod.
What, ti-n, I-s th, ri,-. ---r a
ycars7
As a whole, far le~~ cri-c Isai Uevn rec-ded -or 0- ;~aw,t
ye.irs. than ever before. 'rhe nu-1wr -` gr-c -a
decreaocd sharply in 19711, As for the. capt~&rv c-' peruon%
violations of various norms of socialist legalay, zheir llumh~r 1'a3 17
somewhat.
40

Alkaloids
USSR UDC 547.94
ARUTYUNYAN, L. S., KAYTANDZHYAN, M. A., MIATSAKANYM, V. Ai, and DINDZHOYAN,
A. L., Institute o:rTTn-d-V?1ffft111'dffMstry, Acad. Sc., Armenian SSR
"Modification of KLkaloid Structures. III. Some N-Alkoxybenzyl-(benzoyl)-
anabazines"
Yerevan, Armyanskiy Khimicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 23, No 10, 1970, pp 923-927
Abstract: While studying the structure-activity relationships, a series of
N-alkoxybenzoyland)azines (I) and N-alkoxybenzy1anabazines (II) were synthe-
sized. To obtain (1), anabazine was dissol-4ed in benzene tind a benzene
solution of the re3pective acyl chloride was added to it, follmted by a 10%
KOH solution and aaother portion of acyl chloride in benzene. The mixture
was refluxed 6 hrs with stirring, cooled and mixed w.4th 2%,acetic acid. The
benzene layer was aeparated, washed with 2% acetic acid solutioa, water, and
5% NaOH, dried and benzene was evaporated to yield (I). To obtain the amines
(I) was dissolved in ether and raduce4 with LiA1H4,-'%'ost of the above
products are dense oils. Physical.properties are tabulated for individual
compounds.

tz'.
USSR uDc 611-ol8.5.599.323.4
W2.6+282-255-1)
I[., Complex institute of Natural Sciences, Karakalpak Affiliate,
Utbek Acaden-V-0T ficiences
"Seasonal Changes in Some HematologicIndexes of the Gerbil Meriones
tamariscinus Pall,~ in the Amu-Dar'ya Delta".
Mscow, Biologichoskiye Nauki, No 7, 1971j, PP 51-53
Abstract: The blood morphology of M. tamariscinus, an important epizootiolog-
ical factor in the Amu-Dar',Ya delta, undergoes seasonal changes. The hemo-
globin concentr--t4Lon, RBC and WBC counts are:highest in the spring and fall
and lowest in the winter both in animals weighing over 100 g (adults) and in
those weighing under 100 g. The number of leukocytes peaks in.the spring in
the heavier animals ancl in the fall in the -lighter ones. The decrease in
formed blood elerm.-nts during the cold weather is ascribed to the fact that
living conditions are more difficult for the rodents at this tire. The
increase in blood elements in the spring and.sumirer may be due to an intensi-
fication of metabolis activity during the warm weather.

USSR
KAITMAZOV MEDVEDEV, A. A., and PROKHOROV, A. M.., Physics Institute
Imeni F. N. Lebedev
USSR Academy of Sciences,
"The Effect of a Magnetic Field at 400 kOe on the Plasma of a laser Spa-rW'
Moscow, Pis'ma v Zhurnal Llm-perimental'noy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki, Vol 14,
No 5, 5 sep 71, pp 314-316
Abstract: The possibility that a magnetic field has an active influence on
the geometry of a laser spark is due, in the.authors' opinion, to the neces-
sity of simultaneously satisfying tvo conditions: the magnetic pressure must
be greater than the gas-Xinetic pressure of the plasma, and, consequently,
the relationship between field and temperature of the plasma is determined by
the condition Te-' el8lTnk. in order to eliminate any.eignificant diffusion
of the plasma into the field, the skin-layer must not exceed the radius of the
spark (r). Thic leads to the relatlonship:T> 6-3-108r2/3 r-4/3 (wher(-, r is
the time constant of the spark), since the skin lapr d = c r/21T ),, and
the electrical conductivity of the plasm: 9L = 1A 2 A. Unless the first
condition is satisfied, the plasma is dispersed, squeezIng out the magnetic
field; If the second condition is not satisfied, it diffuses into the field.
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USSR
fc~MMVI S. D.7 et al., Pin ma v Zhurnal Eksperimental'uoy i Teoreticbeskoy
Fiziki, Vol 14, NO 5, 5 Sep 71., PP 314-316
Thus, for the magaetic field to have any significant effect on the geometry
of the spark it must be so high that, with,lowering of the pressure of the
plasma to the level of the magnetic pressure, its temperature is sufficiently
high that no plasma diffuses into the fieldn This leads to the conclusion
that a threshold value of the magnetic field must exist., begi=ing from which
the field actively influences the separation of the spark. This results in
finding a value Of 300 kOe for the threshold value of the magnetic field.
Bearing this in mind, the authors investigated a laser swriple in fields of
400 k0a and built special equiprimnt to carry out the investigation. The
significant influence which the magnetic field exerts on;the geometry of the
spark in these investigations permits the authors to indapendently evaluate
the lower boundxry of the plasm temperature. The characteristic paramters
of the Ispark are r = 0-1 cm, t' = 3-10-7 sec',whenca it follows, that the plasma
temperatureis more than 6,iO5 oK. The article contains 2 illustrations and
5 bibliog-mphic entries.
2/2

USSR UDC 621.373:530.145.6
T. B., FUYTIWOV S. D., MEDVEDEV, A. A., FOGORELSKIY, I. V.
"Obtaining Single Picosecond Pulses in a Laser with a Thin Translucent Laser"
Krat'k. soobshcheniya po fiz. (Brief Reports on Physics), 1970, No 4, pp 15-19
.(from M-Radiotekhnika, No 8, Aug 70, Abstract No 8 D185)
Translation: This article contains descriptions of experiments in generating
single picosecond pulses by a neodymium glass laser. It is demonstrated that
in obtaining such pulses, wedge-shape mirrors, a container located at the
Brewster angle, the-pumping level close to threshold and corresponding choice
of type and concentration of phototropic dye are necessary. Pulses 1 pico-
second long are obtained both with thick and thin containers. Replacement of
a thick container by a &thin one increases the,probability of obtaining pulses
from,30 to 45%. 'Use of a reflecting container.inereases the stability of
~operation of the laser.
174

7- 7-T
USSR UDC; 911.3.616.981 h2(47+57)
KURDII
ASLANYMI, R. G., I(AI"ITIAZQVA-j--R. JA, D. S., ZABPOPIN, V. A.
"Natural Foci of Brucellosisil
V sb. Materialy ST Vses, Slezda eoidamioloFov, Mikrobiolo-air i infeksicnistov,
Tezisy dolk-1- Ch. 1. (ProceedLings of the 15th All Umian Conference of Epidex'-Liolo-
gists, HicrobiologisICs and Specialists in Infectious Diseases, Report Theses
Part I-collection of works) Mcscow, 1970i pp 112-113 (from R7h-IMeditsinskaya,
geografiya No 1,' Jan 71, Abstract No 1.36.113, by V. Maslovs
Translation: Brucellosis infection has been obBex-zad in the last f ew years anong
wild animals of the USSIR Far North. Instudying 1,437 vild eninals rind fur-gear-ing-
animals from fanns (idld reindeer, palar wolf, polar fox-,: ~Aolverine, ,mskrat,
sabld and others), 32 brucellosis cultures were isolated Tir-,,y were all identic,~,-!
to cultures isola LI -d fran don; esticat-ed reindeer, i. e. o!
the biotype Brucella
suis. The high incidence of brucel I os-Is in I the pol=- w-olf (9.2%) A-raishes indi-
rect proof of the significant distribution of this infection QrIong reindeer. ThuS
the presence of trucellosis infection anong,wild animals and mixine rcdents ac-
quires great O-Oi200tiOlOgiCai and epidmiiological signifleince) comAdering the
constant contact of wild reindeer vith domeaticated deero md their coumercial
significance.
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USSR UDC 6101 576,851,42
KAjjM1k7,QVK.,- YE- 1. XURDINA, D. S. , DRANOVSKAYA, YE. A., GREROVA, N. A.,
linst-Itute of Epiderdology and Microbiol o&r imeni N. F. Gamiileyai and
SAKIMOVSKIY, YU. G., State Scientific Control:Institute of Veterlijiary Prepa--a-
tions
"Ch.aracteristics of Brucella ovis cultures"
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 10* 19?1, pp 44- 46
Abs-tracti Comparative study of several Brucella ovis strains isolated from
-,kov oblac-ta) showed that they
sick animals in tha Soviet Union (Ilovgorod and Pr
are identical in morphological and biological properties to cultures isohated
in Australia, Neu '("ealard, Argentina, and Bulgaria. All strains were similar
in differential p-n)perties (high carbon dioxide.requirement fro growth,
resistance to brucallosis Tb phage, oxidative metabolism) to Brucella nelitensis.
Infection of guinaip~gs with these strains showed that they are low In virulence
(only a dose of 2-o'.O microbial cells induced disease). -Histological exanination
revealed Intensified lymphopoiesis and hyperplasla of reticular calls in the
lymph nodes and spleen and the appearance of lymphoid nodules in the lungs,
All the strains studied attacked the testes, impairing spel-,mtogenesis.
1/1
I?

Sb. tr. Proyektn. i n.-i. in-t. Ural I skiy Promstroyniiproyekt (Collection of
Works of the Design and Scientific Research Instituta-Ural Promstroyniipro-
Yekt), 1970, No 2-5, pp 43-53 (from FZh-?,Ietrolo,-In I lzmeritellnaya Tekhnika.
No 8, Aug 70, Abstract No 8-32-586)
Translation: Me question of standardization of semiconductor thermoresistors
during mass prcduction of thermometers and thermoanemoreters is considered.
The experimenttLl data is presented of the comparison of temperature cu--,res
with the contours of interchangeability and the method'of selection of
sequential and parallel resistors is noted. The question of temperature cor,
pensation. during the measurement of unsteady air flow is stuAied. Data is
presented whicIL a1lovs to select nominal xesistance of.,heating and nonheating
thermoresistore and to standardize them for the purpose of obtaining a satis-
factory tempenLture compgensation.- 2 i1 1 2 tables, 5 bibl.. entries
Resume
IPL

PROCESSING
-0-20 UNCLASSME0
,:-T"-ITLE--STRUCTURE OF PRODUCTS FROM PENTENE POLYi-iERIZATION, ON
-CATALYST .-U-
~AUTHOR-105)-KOLESNIKOVAt T.A.t KOLBINP M.A.v KAYUMOVI R.L.i
L V., GRUONIKOVAt A.Fs
'~COUINTRY OF INFO--USSlt
NEFTEKHIM. (MOSCOW) 1970, (1),!27-8
PU3LlSHED-------70
;-,-.SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
.~..'TOPIC TAGS--AMYLENE,-'POLYMERIZATION,IUIMER.IZATION,
.'-,;_CHEMICAL PRODUCT PRODUCTIONY HYDROGENATION# GAS
OCTANE it..-HEXANE
-,CCNTROL MAIRKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLIiSSIFIED
DATE--JUUCF70
PHOSPHORUS
KRASNOVAt
SYN'rHETIC RUBBER,
CHROMATOGRAPHY, HEPTANEV
:'~_PROXY REEL/FRAME--191.17/1766 STEP NO--UR/0318/70/000/001/0027/0028
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0120473

--30OCT70
-2/2'- 020' UNCLASSIFIED
PROCESSING DATE
~.,C-IRC ACCESSION NQ--AP0120473
-.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PREPN,. OF ISOPE14TENES FOR THE
OF SYNTHETIC kUBBER INVOLVES 2 STEPS: 01111ERIZATION OF [SO
N-C-SUB5 FRACTIONS AND DEPOLYMN. TO PURE ISOPENTEPIES (T. A.
.,KOLESNiKOVAt 1965). THE COMPN. OF DIMER:MIXT. IS NOW DETD. THE
DEHYDRATION OF ISOAMYL ALCS. OR AMUL ALCSS OVER AL SU62 0 SUB3 CATALYST
:.AT 360DEGREES OR 365DEGREES GAVE 99-99-9PERCENT PURE 1,PENTENEt
.721PENTENE, 2,METHYLPItBUTENE AND 2tHETHYLt2,BUTENE. THE PEtvrENES WERE
.-'':DIMERIZED AT 185DEGREESt 50 ATM, AND I HR PRIME NEGATIVEI SPACE VOL.
~VELOSI CY VOER 14 SUB3 PO SUB4 ON SILICA GEL.. THE.P110DUCTS WERE
--HYUROGENATED AND ANALYZED BY GAS CHROMATOG. THE HYDROGENATED DIMERS,
REGARDLESS OF THE STARTING PENTENEP.1lONTAINED 30-40PERCENT
..TRLMETHYLHEPTANES, SIMLLAR TO 20PERCENT DIMEETHYLOCTANES, SIMILAR TO
TETRAMETHYLHEXANES, AND SIMILAkJO 20PERCENT C SU138 C SUB-9,
AND ISO-C SUBIO HYDROCARBONS.
--UNC LASS I Ik 0.---

VTtroget%::(;oMpoqdSi.
USSR UDC 547.757.541.69
-KAYU.MOV, V., SMUSHKEVICH, Yu. I., and SUVOROV, N. N., Moscow Chemico-
Technological Imititute imeni D. 1. Mendeleyev, Moscow
"Derivatives of Indole. LMIV. Hydroxamic Acids of the Indole Series"
Riga, Khimiya Cel:erotsiklicheskikh Soyedineniy, No 6, Jua 73, pp 756-758
Abstract: 3-Indolyl-aceto-, propio-, and butyrohydroxamic acids were
obtained by reaci:ing the ethyl esters of 3~indolyl-acetic, -propionic, and
-butyric acid wit:h hydroxylamine in the presence of KOH. On subjecting
the hydroxamic acids to a Lossen rearrangement, symmetrical bis(3-indolyl-
alkyl) ureas were obtained. Upon the Lossen rearrangement of 3-indolyl-
propiohydroxamic., acid, N,O-bis/2-(3-indolyl)ethylcarbamoyl/-N~-/3-(3-indo-
lyI)propionyl/hydroxylamine was also isolated,, The reaction of the hydro-
xamic acids with phenyl isocyanate led to 07(N-phenylearbamoyl)-3-indolyl-
alky-1hydroxamic acids.

USSR UDC 537.581:535.211
ARIFOV, U. A., KAZANSKIY, V. V., LUGOVSKOY, V. B., KAYUMOVA, Z. A.
"Integral and Subpulse Emissions Caused by Laser Radiation"
Hoscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskaya, No. 3, Mar 71,
pp 599-602
Abstract: The na-~ure of the emission of charged and neutral particles under the
ction of solid-s-cate laser radiation on metal targets is investigated. it ,as
a
found that the emission is determined both by the PPODerties of the irradiated
material and by the characteristics of the laser pulse. Wien a laser is Operat-
ing.in a free generation mode, the emission varies with an increase in the power
of the radiation incident on the target. Initially, subpiilse Emission associated
with the characteristics of the space-time structure of the radiation arises at
small values of the power density. This appears in the form of short (0.1-1 Psec)
current pulses which coincide in time with the laser subpulses. As the power is
Increased,an integral emission appears along with the subz;ulse emission that is
caused by the total action of a large number of subpulses. The Integral enission
is in the form of an extended (0.1-2 psec) continuous pulse with a characteristic
112
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A emil 'iya Hzicheskaya, No. 3.
ARIFOV, U. A., et al, Izvestlya- kaa L nauk SSS1q, Ser
Mar 71, pp 599-602
displacement relative to the maximwn of the laser radiation. The emission pulses
were divided into four types,deperding on the form of their dependence on time:
(1) subpulses of apparent thermoelectron origin; (2) short, symmetric pulses with
maxima coincidIng with the maximum values.of the laser intensity; (3) subpulses
of complex forin apparently formed throughthe superposition of pulses of the first
and second types; (4) asymmetric pulses wIth a single undIsplacedd maximum (it is
possible that 'these subpulses or some.of them belong to the third type),
49

USSR
SUDIBINA.. Ye. bi-,, PUIATOVA, M. K., and Institute of
Biological Physics, Academy of Sciences USSR, Pashchino,
."Electron 1kipin Resonance Investigation of the Nature and Prol)erties of
Paramagnetic Centers in Gamma-Irmdiated'Proteins
Moscow, Biofizi.ka, Vol 16, Vyp 4, jul/Aug 7i~ pp 596-602
Abstract. Pollrerystalline proteins -- serum albumin, egg albumin, lysozym,2,
pepsin, and tr-rpsin -- and silk fibroin were irradiated with 10 Mrad of Col".J
gamma rays at -1960C. Electron spin resonarice investigations revealed forrra-
tion of the following paramagnetic centers: trapped electrons, anion radicals
with unDaired electrons located at the S-S bonds, in aliphatic amino acid
residues with unpaired electrons, and at.the~alpha carbon atonis of peptide
chains from which hydrogen atoms are detached. After irradlation at room
temperature, paramagnetic cent-era an forwd on H-binding oxygen atom uith
impaired electrons and an RS groups.