SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KUSKOVA, N. V. - KUTEPOV, D. F.

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-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
!-snuP,cE-lZVESTlYA SlBlPlqK0f',0 0TOELEWYA AKADEMII NAUK SSSRi NO 2, S,-'4,IVA
-"INTCHESKIKH NAUKt 1970v NR It PP~ 14Z-144
TDATE~ PUBLISHED ------- 70
4UBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
tOPIC TAGS--METHANOL9 CYCLOHFXA4Fw LIQUIO'STATE# CRItICAL PnINT
cowm MARKING--N9 kESTRICTIgNS
00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:PROXY REEL/FRA4E--1984/16n5
CIRC ACCESSInI'l 40--AP0100219)
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ACCESSION NO-AP01002t5
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--((Jl G9-0- ABSTRACT. COEXISTENCE CiLiRVF Q c1_1!~IJIQ PHAS,:7S
WERE. DETER14fNFO FOR METHYL, AKOHOL9 CYCLf3HeXANf- SYSTEM IiV
-MENISCUS METH00. CRITICAL PARAMETERS WE-9k 081*10NCO US114G THE E~101RICAL
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BOLDYREV),, Z. V., and ICUMVA.- T. V0
"MAN"
IOn the Question of Viscous Ineciaprrnsible Flow Past Spharie
Vychislit-elInyye Yetody i PragrammirovanVs (ChizlerAliwe Xmtady v R~khanflc*
SploshnAdi Sred). XV. Sbornik Rabot VychiolitallrAlgo, TseriLra Foskovskogo
Universiteta (Coaputor Methods and Programnkng (1h=r1oal Notbods in the
Mechanics of Continua). XV. CcIlection of W*rka of Roscow L6ivarsity Com-
puter Center), Moscow, Moscow University Press. 1970,199 vto. pp 40-45
Abstractt The problem of unifom viscous inccaprossitle flow past a sphero
is considered. The fluid f1w aroxmd tbo sphere is all-v=ed to be axiolm-
metric. The problem is solved with the folIowinj; bourjUry aanditions~ Con-
ditions of attachmont are given an the sphere in atrea~m conditions of
symmetry on the boundqry of r 3 snd r 4. The 4ondition of, flov uniTormity
at infinity 13 given for sphers r 2 ofilarge radIU-04 The oppraximation and
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BOLDYMA, Z. V., and KUSKOVA, T. V., Vychislitellnyyo Matody i Frogrx=iro-
MVIS ObislOnnM MStOdY V Mekhafdke ~plodibnYkll Sr*l). KY. Sbornik Rabot
Vyebislitellnogo Tsentra xoakmkogo UniVersitets, M0110ow, IWsoow Uni"rsity
Press, 1970, 11 )9 pp, pp WAS
stability of difference 3ebmes is investipted a3ing -~be fbu:rter method.
The difference scheme
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BOUMWA* Z. V., ard KUSKOirk. T. V., V74%.M31itollnypp Metq4y i Prorrammim-
miye (ChIslemwe Ketody v Haftake Poosbroth Srall). A.Y. Sbomik Rabot
VyebisUtellinogo Tsentra Hoskovskop Un~verisltetptt liol*cow, 'Moscow Urdversity
Prows 1970. 199 pp, pp 40-45
B, ylv~ 0 - II vi 11.
is used in its general form to solve the Pr6blem of f1mv puot the sphore.
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COUNTRY (IF 1,Nio__ussR
SOURCE--USSR 263t138
REFE,?EijCL--6TKAYT1YAt 1ZU6!-%ET., (ARAITSY, T6v'1;P'hyE1'
DATE P1J8LISHEJ--04FEij?f)
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-- PULYV INY L CH1,0MOEs ANTISIAT[C A001TIVIp Mi~)MJJ~A' !,L1A,11l1 Nil.,
OL E I C AC 11), CoFM I CAL 0A I LN T
C ONTq -C L, MA.._VK1NG--Nf) RESTI-~ICTIONS
CLASS--UNf7LASSIFIED
PROXY REI;~-L/FRAM~--3'J0211479
CIRC WCESSION N,~)--AA012jk'78
L "S'; I

ONC c si,
Z/2 Oil I'E-- i
A.," SS I F I E' JA -,V1o
CIRC ACCESSION NO-V101' d IJ 7 ~i
ABSUACT/01RACT-W) C-P-0- Awli'STRU.T. T'hl' (;APACITY 0 f: P'Ll L,'f I ) I N Y 1,
CHLORIDE ) PLAST ICS 1 G ACCUALJL,~ ri- STAT IC LL ECT111 C I IT i s -~ASEZ 0 0Y THE
- i 0 ANO
ADUN. OF At4TISTATI,' A~AI,JSP SUCH AS A 2:1 MIXTo GF o4,-
E T N ANO L A'41 M E . 1: AI L I TY ALL UNION I Eli TI f! Ii: d I," I i~j S I I t ~j T E.
OF NEW CONSTROU10.4 MAILAIALS.
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ONCLASSIFIE
TITLE--DECkEASE IN THE CAPACITY OF PULYrVI4YL C."it,C)RIOL PLASIfiCS TO
ACCUMULATE STATIC ELECTRICITY -U-,
AUTfJ0R-fU4)-GELFMANj YA.A.j GGRBUNOVAt AO.p Sti~s"Kj6ikv (',Y-i KUSKOVAtt
V.P.
eOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,SOURCE--U.S.S.R. 263tl37
REFERENCE--JTKRYTIYAt IZU3-RET., PAGM. 06KAZTSY, ToVilthliYE eWAK( I c)Q
OATE PUBLISHED-04FE870
SUBJECT A4EAS--MATERIALS, PHYSICS
,TOPIC lAGS--P0LYVINYL CHLORIDE, STAYIC VLECTRICITYp Ckk41(',.AL PATLI'll',
ANTISTATIC AODITIVE, STYKENEV OUTADICN~Y~GeNIENE# C il 11 G L 'IM F
CONTROL 4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
00CUIENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIEU
PROXY RE~L/FRAME-30U2/11t0l STEP
CIRC ACCESSION W11--AA0128406
U'L, S
1110.11,11, IUIIFI a, III, M. . .....

7777
212 017 L A S 451 F I E 6 PAdir'ESS l.'t!G 0ATE-- I 3-113V70
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO-AA012680b
ABSTRACT/E-X TRACT-- (U) GP-%)- A k 'I i TR-A C TTHE CAPAI:;IFY I.F PtILY(VINYL
CHLORIDE) (1) PLASfICS TJ ACCUMULATE STA'TIC; C-LgiCTKICITY elAS ibECkfASE-1) BY
THE ADON. OF A."iTISTATIC A(~L.NTS, SUCH AS'A 31XT. OF ~
STYR6NE, DIV INYLBENZ ENE COPOLYMi~l-~ og[I'li PM,SiJblv NO SQJ~13v (:OkAFSPON'JING TO
2-7 A-NO 0.5-3 WT. PERCENT 1. i FACILITY: AL L DIN I tj~,Ntl SC I EN T I F I G
RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF NEW CUNSTkUCTIUN mATERIALS.
liNCLASSIF Iro

USSR UDC 539.434i6it.6.094.083.4
gpUTSKIY, A.B., CHAJ3AINj Do Vol and KXKMip A. A., L'vov 4ir.4 floscow
"Conparative Effect of Vacuum, electroislags wui Electmu-Boiun Remeltings on
the Fatigw of High-Strength Steels"
Moscow, Izvestlya Akademil Nauk SSSR Metally, No 1, jail/Feb 114. pp 114-117
Ab8tracti The mechanical propexties, particularly fatipia ntr%Dngth, of high-
strength steela 30MOA, X1643 a(40K)=113VA), and M-1. (42Hh2GAZ,,u-j,), close
in composition and structure, were at-adledo The steals had Wtin original:r
produced by electric-are melting az4 thon remaltel, In e;).Ther it vacuuz-arc
furnace (vacuum-are rezelting (Va)p or b~ t1w olectronlrig ow iilectron-boaa
me.thods. Electroslag and electron-beam rva*ltina wexe Me bout for achieving
a high fatigue strength, wAth stool E1643 teing th* beat of 03e, three an4 VKS.-I
the next best (82-83 kE/=, and 73.0-?3#3 Rglanp, reapogItIvel"r. lfowavet~j stool
JOMSNA had the best endurance 11fio, xeglatering 47.4 qycleai before faIlure
(electron-beam melted) and E1643 havin& the lowest an4"ilnce (4t.4 cycles to
failure), Two figures, two tables, throe b~lbllograqhl* icofez*ncee.
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m.1,1 1,114, r-I-T7 1,n
MErMOOV P. K., ZILXINIIK~71, S. A., T.
Academy of Sciences of the 11kruinlan 5SR. Lvov Fnyslcaz#~cbiLm ca instit4lt~:
ca
"The Effect of the Type of Nonmatallic Toolusions on tNu Sepaltivity of' 20
Grade Steel to Corrosion Cracking"
Moscov, Zashchita M-etallovp Vol 7, No 3,j 1711, PP
Abstract: The authors study the effect of thn type of zorjr.*~tallic incbjztonn
(the plastic silicates, alumina, silica, and the mitrIcIM3 of tEtaniu:r) or.
resistance of grade 20 steel to corrosion crackirg. Mat-al Irith the
composition of elements was used for specituens: C.,
3 1;
0-35-0-34 Mn, 0.11% Cr, 0.16,4 Ni, 0.011-0.014% G, and O~X,110-1&012% P. Th,_~
metal vas produced by progj,anuned cantwination in all jnjjtjlctj~,jjl 'nle
corrosion cracking tevts were conducted itsing cylindricii.l sr"tMars (heat,
treatment: quenching in oil at 8500 wit), rmbsnuent two I r tampering at 1504
hou ~
in ts boiling 50~ IM41103 solution on the ZIPt 3/3 tefttiril~ strerj~th nachine, A
test base of 50 hr. was used. The relative sensitIvity ~a-f s-tliel to corrosiorl
cracking in an alkaline m4diwa vas also datez"mined, Et ito rit 11 IvIl that In test-
ing specimens in air at a stretchln~t rate i1ft tke order OW their
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MMMOV, P. K., et al., Zashchita W%tallov, Vol 7, NO 3, 197~, PP --97-329
plasticity memains the same as tested on standard tenegle te~sting, ractilises.
In testing in boiling till DIO .2 Pthe inclusion of titanitzi nitride seerrs le~ast
detrimental. Titanium Xrlde also seems to have the Im';Lzt har;nful effect on
the plasticity and strength of atee.,1 during testimg inian &Ihalina solu%icnt
The type of nonmetallic inclusions notably affect the 1:ilastivity and strength
of a metal, but not isotropy. The least haniful effect of tli4, nitrides ait
titanium on the resistance of steel to corroaLon emckiiag, cank I)e explained
primarily by the fact that the nitrides of titanium tire I'inely divided amd that
thay are relatively uniformly distributed In a dim. Thta: reiluIts in tne reduc-
tion of the local concentmtion of stranse-a in the mata:j.. I'lle second reason
is the insignificant degree of electrochapical heteragm~iulty,or the inetal sur-
face. The latter results in an incrieased~' incubation pewtod Vor the deveIQD-
vent of corrosion cracking. Original article#, Wo tabItIso tun figures, ana
seven bibliographic entries.
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USSR uDc 669.7e43+669.14.018-16
STARCHAK, V. G., Candidate of Technical Sciences , =4
Candidate of Technical Sciences# L'Yov PolytechnAlc IA#Itutit i~~ In*tItute of
Physics and Lachanics of the Acadop;y of $~,iaj3eesf USSR~~
"Stability of Steel 20 Agadnet Fydrogen Introduction"
Moscowp Telbenergetika, No 2, Fab 711 pp~56_57
Abstracti The effect of the extent of pollutlon by zionoi~ta_uit,- Inclusions an
the stability against hydrogen introduction of stazdzxIj aeld open hearth,
and vacuum-are-remelted steel 20 wza expe4mentally InYjIqt!'-IL",id on flat
steel specimens by a previously described method (Yu. As, KIyw*',hko, at all
Savodskaya Laboratorlyat No 11 1970). Tabulated Izvoutl,alition z-esults show
that the vacuum-are-remelted steel 20 possessses the hleh~!qst milclianicil
properties. A decrease In pollution by nometallia inc4xIo= was four4
to be an effective means for a considerable suppreasion q)1' hy4ragen brittle-
ness of steel. One table* three bibliographic Weirenceit,
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Ye. L.1
V. 1,., ~-5titu'L"! Of F-hysic,:~ ~,-,echmnics,
SSR
"Effect of !.-.Cluzians on tlie Stren,:-di ol!'
Moscow, Yetallovedeni-x, 'No 5,
TITi
Abstract: Steel was co a- to
j.1 4 1 1 C,-,
lan,ellar (unsat%-,irated)
nitrides r"I'l heatt~ Al"!
0.19-0-21 C, 0-221 -0-2 3 S i, 0 -35 -0 -37 C I-, Of :Dj
0.012- P) and ler's Clan 0.01 :1. and wtyi]ell
0.000341,'.'; and
CrA,"
slightly by the inch;oiorrs =A1
j'jh;.7~, e1pnZation-3--35", ~v,luc-,iom in
16.5 I~J,-,7,7* jmmac-. tent Lpee~x=.s ware iumt for lyilpt !!:,i;
It was "Ou-,U th"t thra 10.n.-
transverne sx-mles and at Vie fali,~-I.(I
than at room temmerat-ure. '21he ppoorcut ,.Lrabi~ity -waei
1=ellar silicate inclusions in the ljour4Lr~r-,,- T,..Irj
112

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SH, Ye. L., er, al., M(,ttillovedeniye, No 5, M?, No
-t(;
4~hxim= durability vas
In saj-,-p-'eu c:%itainin,,;
relazive",- favorpr1le C"leer. of ttwre - 1 . .
incl''Sions was c,)*1,,J!1:.,!~1v C!v;--1!,-
ril,-nitude of residual zt-n!sses developittd in the Steel `v-~ tt")
differences in t4c x,11-dur. o--,' elasttcit-y andlvlalkw~-,~
si= of the incluE,'Lons actcalic -V:
ti,:anium nitride irclusion.,; nnd t1ae diilferkvirzt:~ J..1 1;"j(! Ql['Lt~~'t:'rl~v!:-A.~
sion c.' these particles =d tl%e Tatr-~:-: CT~.,xqe consider',J)"-c! rtj-li~z 1.1', the
inclunions and lea-ki to ~-,;rture in cwvq)le~it vitwh
Anisotropy waa ~-,orc J-1 %jjjj",Q0 1!.I:1
tum. Also, with incecascd the n-ni,-Aule ol,
Lot--e,,-Jn,- of -.-.Lrzverre zneolnmo, cl',I-~Illld ~'x ~;1.12
r
strin~.,ar inclusions rositio-.od to tl-x ol'
At- s=FM loads, the concentration ci' strusuen in t`ie
As 1-Ccal st-resses zrow in zranrnerce -41he arie!L~ pol.::Z- :L.,i :..-C;i
sooner than in 10nj'itUd4inf.Ll SZU--riles. At ne~;uive
brittle, but Vie (if
vierce zi -Lifiewit and their dumbility 1:a;
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IP0049521 cgEMICAL AB~f 5' V
do 102891T Studying 1210 OCCIUAiOn Of hy&D&*D hr staWander
We". U" A..
.ij, Y
U.' Intl.
red.^ iductility whikr incvrairj~t brittlette 1. 11celihaLik Ci
corrosion cracking. Pmvlonas 'p". t Orfivi t ?At on ~1141 H
occlusion by unstresord peel an the r1mut,~&tTi'i 1he VOL of
occluded 11. Tht prmint. hiv t1gation ul~d tlii~~ ume ~t~vh,
nique5 except that the sample s udi~jll was plaiiit& ~t a tAk'4..IaI
fixture whitJm strestt& it avitr radi 4'!( 1,210 ~Isd 241, inin. i Thc
length of samptc ex
PO ~1,4'0
at a c.d. of OAA/cuil VI; I . C *ritll O-C tsdi 00-te(I itlem-
Litt,
conductive by a lacilitt" at par I g . J~t coettent %%lw dettl. by-
cQuecting the gas evotvid wh I~le sample W*O~ Itno"ItIty
treated in an electrolyte, coin pr isjn~w IINK taxtmbeliand N140.
Stressed samples RlwAys occluded #Wre H t1an lb~ ~JittilistplIptl
samples. while othr fat-Aars such~ Os stit-4 ciinlpwi-~'
techniques, heat IMA=eTt, atinqa1ing temp", li';'
aitcred the abs, vol of occluded )i i Hormut A ~uretiklr
REEL/F9MIt
198 13$4
L Kilo

UNC LAS St FlIC10' S 1140 DAtO--l 3NOV70
TLTLE--EFFECI OF AQUEOUS MEDIA ANQ AODUTIIV[~S 131-- SUfl*.AC(*l ACME AGENTS ON
THE CONTACT FATIGUE STRENGTH OF .,*"rSEL SrEEL 20KP~WA i-til-
AUTHOR- (05)-K ATSOV t K.O. t KUSL I 15KIYt A,.O. t KARPF~JN~V~j 5ENI'SOVA,
. E.P.v UYUSUSCHEt M.7H.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--FIZ.-KHI.4. MEKH. MATER. 19109 546)s 757-8
.:"~DATF PUBLISHED ----- -70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATER[ALSt MECH.9 IND-P C'(VIL AND mAKINE l:NGP.
TOPIC TAGS--SURFACE ACTIVE AGENTo ALLOY Or: S 4 G NATI ON CHRI',IHIUM NICKEL
STEEL, ELECTROSLAG MELTING. METAL CORROIV,10illf 10YORIOPEN. jfATIGUE STRE)IGTH,
METALWORKING, CUTTING TOOL/(UIZOK14N3A 01R.0,41U" NMjtl:.;L 3TEEL
-NO RESTRICTIONS
CCNTROL HARKING
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/0636
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0105615
UNCLASSIFIED
STEP P40-UIZ/034)9/70VOO~ll'C,10610757/0758

212 040 UNCLASSI PIED PROC--.!5SIlj*.G DATE-13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105615
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THC TITLE STUDY WA.-J, GilkPIEO IJUT
WITH STEEL 20KHN3A MELTED ACCORDING TO Z ALTERNATIVEIS: 111LECTROARC ANI)
ELECTROSLAG REMELTED. THE LATTER STEEL HAD-MUCH LES-N IMPURITIES THAN
THE FORMER. AFTER MECH* WORKING SPECIMENS WERE ~ SU8J~[CTEIJ) 'ro CEMENTAtION
IN SOLID CARBURIZER TO THE DEPTH (IF CAR3URIZE0 LAYER 1.8-4-2.0 -Mm WITH
HAkONESS OF SURFACE LAYER HRC 57 AND 58 (CORE HihRONE!5S 36-8 HRC). C
CONCN. AT A DISTANCE 0.2 MM FROM TtlE SURFACE )iA$ liil-
HICROSTRUCTURE OF LEMENTED LAYER WAS FINE ACICULAR ?IJILRTE-1151TE, WHILE
THAT OF THE CORE WAS tROOSrITESORUITE. Tfisrms,; rosi yopo-, ON A SPECIAL
APP. WITH AND WIT11OUT AIM, OF SURFACE ACTIVE STJGSTA4CE!;~ (Sok.s.t To rlirE
WATER AND BY USING TAP WATERr STRATAL WATIER WIT.4 AIIII)i WlIkOUT li SLJ82 S.
THE VERY SHARP 0ECREASE OF CONTACT ENDURANC1. 41F U.111)VA STUDY IN
RUNNING (6ASM WATER WHOUL0 BE EXPLA114ED1 !NOT ONLY 114 A0.S('RPrl(lN EFFECT
BUT ALSO bY THE CORROSION IN COMBINA'11.04 WITH l4)roRo0ViAljrQN OF SUEL
SURFACE IN CONTACT WITH WATER. IN Tiff S CON
1JECTION JTHE 1-AVORABLE EFFECT
:OF S.A.S. IS EXPLAINED BY THE FORMATION ON THE METAC) 3SURj:ACF OF A
P3LYMOL. PROTECTIVE FILM.
UNC L A

031 UNCLASSIFIED' PROiJ.SS.1116 OATE--i!7'.,tolv7O
TITLE-- INFLUENCE OF COATINGS o-N rFtE LOW CYCLE FATIGUE OF STRuCTURAL srC-EL
I IN CORROSIVE MEDIA -IJ-
AUTHOR-( 04) -TKACliE V , V.I.# KUSLITSKYP A.849 KRIPYA10--VI.~11-4,
--USSR
COUNTRY OF INFO
SOURCE--Ftlo KHIM. MEKKIN. MAT.# 19701, 6v (2) s 4) f)
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT A-REAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC rAGS--FATIGUC- STRENGTH, PROTECTNE COATING, SlQl,lCrtJ'-lllt. $TL~L, SFA
WATER CORROSIONo t-LECrlkQOEJ)OStTI0lllt PHOSPOWE# CA0,41iUR
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
00CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PAOXY RECLh*RAME--3002/18'30 STEP
CIRC ACCESSM NO-AP01791911
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U2 031 U,,jrL ASS IF I C-0 PR( (ES5 NIG 0ATE-ZINOW0
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0129193
ABSTRACT/EXTRACr--iU) GP-0- ABSTR AC T THE L04 CYCLE: FAT[~A.VE OF
STRUCTURAL STEEL SAMPLES COATFU WITH A VAI?tl'-,rY OF "lAiTFRfl%LS WAS STU~J[F.-)
11`4 CO;ZRI)StVE ~IEDIA t3.jEKCP4T NACi. SULUTIUN 1.k SlWJL-,lyEJ 1.1'A WATF-4). 1)
ALL THE ELECTRODEPOSITED COATINGS STUDIEP, THE MAX. f:,aTl(;-UE LIFE f0$
ACHIEVED FOR PHOSPHATED SA'4PLES ANO THE 144Nq FOR GD PLATO
THIS OfFFERENCE WAS ATTRIBUTED TU THE FA~F TfIAT H RE11TRATED INTO THE
METAL IN THE LATTER CASE DURING ELCCTRQO~POSITION.~
u L- L I 1~-LY--

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1 021 1 It'-'r) A r r- - -;!, 7, crv'? 0
w4rl. ASS] F1 Er) t,)
TITLE--POSSIBLE INCREASE IN THf CuNTAC'r wRiwilATY ,f0 014ILL.ING STEEL
ZOKIiN3A BY ADDING SVRFACE ACTEV~-- AGLTITS TO THE C1,4Y
AUTHOR-(05)-KATS9V, K.B., KUSLITSKtY, A.H., K H A ON 10. 4,.oll. t 1.llllG0VTSL_:Vi
N.A., GILMAN, K,14.
~'I:UWTRY OF INFO--USSR
1970t 611)t 0*1
.`$.0URCE-FIZ.-KHIf4. 1ALKH. NATER. 2-3
;"'DATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
SUBJ8CT 4REAS--E-A4Tt4 SCIENCES AND UC~:ANGGIIAPIP 1Y,
T OP I C TAGS-- AL WY 0 E S I GNA T S UK F AC E 41 C r 1V A 6E. t1tv LCIle, 1, -1')-1 F L ,i 1.
D'4 t L L I NG 4 AC I I I N I- R YE X P L OR A T 0' 4 V 0 4, 1 L L 114 Go PL A'(/ lil f'? IJIK'll N 3L, I ld A LG Y
STEEL
CONTROL #4APYjN-'J--l-j0 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
..PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/0327 S T L P N 0 -UR 0:16,1) 7 001)(A 1.1 J 10 20 t, 1 3
CIRC ACCESSION -NO--AP012h_03_3
LEI
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212 021 UNCLASSIFIE0
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0126083 WSrRACT. T14E T IT L !'TLWYj' v'AS flJT lN
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- 5 C:
APP. MoM WITH THE J,lj:T!40D AS BY K. FS. K,. fl':160), T ri tz C L AY
SUSP-ENSION H40 SMALI-t-R THAN HR ECLIA1. TO 1PERCE-Mr PH
ANO SP. GR. 1.169 SPEC 1,MENS DIAM- 10 W1 FROM j!1:)i