SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LYAKHOVICH, L. S. - LYANE, R.

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TILE-CORRELATION OF THE STqUCTUREv,ELE-CTRIC.AL RESISTANCEP AND IMPACT
STRENGTHOF CHROMIUM AND MANGANESE STEEL$ -U-
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PPIC TAGS
STEELP CHROMIUM STEEL# IMPACT STaEINGTH. STEEL HCAT
"t~,:JR-EATMENTi COOLING RATEt STEEL TEMPERINGt RESISTIV41Y, TEMPERATURE
,~;~.,DEPENDENCF, CARBIDE PHASE, STEEL MICROSTRUCTURE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1987/0759 SI'EP NO-,-UR/0201/7(1~000/00',/0098j'0101
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104207
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035 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING D4TE--18SEP70
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'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECTS WERG STUDIED OF
ALLOYING ELEMENTS, TEMPERING TEMP., AND THE RATE OF: SUF)SEQUENT COOLING
.,ON THE MICROSTRUCTURE, ELEC. RESISTIVITY, AND IMPACT STRENGTH OF STEEL.
JHE INVESTIGATION WAS PERFORMED OM SAMPLkS OF STEEL. 40t. ALLOYED WITH
..0*9-Z.04PERCENT CR AND t.0-2.23PERCENT MN. CR AND MN INCREASE THE ELEC.
RESISTIVITY OF MEDIUM C STEEL, WITH THE~ICR ADONS. "AYING A SOMEWHAT
GREATER EFFECT THAN THE MN ADDNS. WITH INCREASING TEMPERING TENIP. THE
ELEC. RESISTIVITY OF STEEL 40KH2 CONTG. 2.04PERCENT CA DEr-REASES. A
500-50 AND 600-50DEGYREES THERE IS-OBSD. A SLIGHT DECREASE OF THE ELEC.
RESISTIVITY AND A SLIGHT INCREASE IN IMPACT STRENGTH FOR STEEL 40KH2 AS
:.--,,WELL AS FOR STEEL 40KH (CONTGa 0*9PERCENT CA). ANALOGOUS RESULTS WERE
OBTAINED- FOR, STEEL 44% (CONTG-. I.OP-EPCENT ~MNJ AND- STEEL--- 40G2 ( CONTG.,
.2.23PERCENT MN). HOWEVERy THE ELEC. RESISTIVITY VAtUES Hl'9ERE DECREASE
MORE SMOOTNLY. AS A RESULT OF SLOW COOLING AFTER tEMPERING THE ELEC.
RESISTIVITY OF THESE STEELS DECREASES. AT.550-650()VGRfV-5 THERE
APPARENTLY TAKES PLACE COAGULATION OF THE CARBtOESv WHICH IS ACCOMPAI
BY A SIGNIFICANT DECREASE IN ELEC. RESISTIVITY ANO AN ANALOGOUS INCREASE
114-THE 14PACT STRENGTH OF THY STEEL. THE DECREASE ~IN THE IMPACT
STRENGTH VALUES FOR STEEL TEMPEREI) AT 550DEGREES IS: APPARENTLY CAUSED BY
THE NMUNIFORM DISJRIBUION OF THE
lHE ISOLATION OF THE CARBIDES.
CAR810E. P14ASE WITH RESPECT TO GRAM SIZE AND ME EURICHMENT OF THE NEXT
JO-THE-80UNDARY ZONES OF THE GRAINS WITH P OET, THEIMPACT STRENGTH OF
STEEL COULEU AFTER TEMPERING IN T14-E FURNACE.
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%w":~DATE PUBL:ISHED--06JAN70
'."-.SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALSI MECH., INO.v CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TAGS-CHEMICAL PATENT, ELECTROLYTEI MErAL PLATIAGP BORONt LEAD
BORON COMPOUND
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
,00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
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-~21:.~,!.-`SUBZ.6 SUB4 0 SUB7* 10H SUB2 0 60-75 AND PBO 25-40:WT* PERCENT.
-FACILITY: BELORUSSIAN POLYTECHNICANSTITUTE.

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8 VOROSHNI
CH. L. 8
No L. G. o SHCIMRBAKOVo E. Dop and PAMICH, G. G.
"Siliconizin of metals and Alloys"
9
Bilitairovaniye metallov I splavov (English version above), Kinsk, Vauka. I
Nkhalka Press, 1972, 280 pp
Translation of Forevordt With the broad application of high temperature-~ a-rid
pressures# corrosive media, vacuujkp etoo in modern machinesp parts and units
must frequently zest a combination of demands which ca4not or should not be
not from the economic standpoint by volumetric alloying of steels or creation
of new alloys. In this case, the solution to the pral)lem is frequently the
creation of various protective coatings on the surfaces of products.
Diffusion coatings play a leading role in this respect. Chemical and
heat treatment radically changes the physical and chemical properties of
surface layers, i.e., of those layers in which breaWmeA processes aa-e
primarrily developed#
This book analyzes the methods and technological principles of silicon-
izing of ironcarbon alloys, and the regularities of foruLtion, structure, and
properties of diffusion layers. Silicide coatings on sUels and alloys allow
significant increases In corrosion resistance, high-temperati4re oxidation
resistance, and hardness and wear resistance, and sometimes allow these pro-

USSR
LYMOVICH, L. S., at al., Bilitairovaniye metalloy i splavov, Ydnsk, Nauka
i Tekhnika Press, 1972, 280 pp
parties to be produced In favorable combinations.
Siliconizing is presently used va~7 little In industry. Probably
the main reason for this is the lack,of suitable technological methods for
applying diffusion coatings, as well as the limitedinformation, available on
the properties of these coatings* Therefore, the author-s have turned their
attention to the development and description of new methods of saturation and
compositions of saturating mixtures and to the study and,syatanatization of
the properties of silicon-containing diffusion coatings on metals and alloys,
Due to the limited volume of this monogmph, the authors were not able
to doscribe ftaly the problems of silloonizing of jidnferrour, and refractory
xetalal, so important from the practical point of view. Fowever, the general
Mpositions of saturating
principles of formation of diffusion coatings and CO
mixtures presented in the work can be used for the treatment of nonferrous
and refractory metals and alloys.
This book also discusses certain little-sti4lod problens of the thermo-
d naxics and mechanism of formation OfAlffusion coatings by electrolytic and
lf~uld saturation of metals and alloys~fron malts of.isalts and oxides;. The
authors hope that these oiaterials will be useful in the davelopment aM study
Of Processes of diffusion saturation with other elemeiits.
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11L lit III

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LYAKHOVICH, L. B., VOROSHNIN, L. G., 8H=RaAKQVj 2, D., and PARCH, G. G.,
Silitsirovaniye, metallov I eplavov, Minsk, Nauka i Tekhnika Press, 1972,
280 pp
Table of Contents
Foreward 3
Chapter I
Interaction of Silicon witli the Transition Metals
1. Silicon
9
2. Transition Metal Silicides
L 19
3 The ITon-Silicon System
4: Refractory Metal-Silicon Systems 43
Chapter 2
Chemical and Heat Treatment in Oxide and Salt Melts.
L Structure of Salt and Oxide blelts 52
2. Structure of Fused Silicates 5S
3. Thermodynamics and Mechanisn of Processes of Elect.Tolytic
Saturation 63
ic (Liquid)
4. Contemporary Status of Processes of Non-clectrolyr
Saturation 76
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LYAKHOVICH, L. S., VOROSHNIN, L. G., SliCHERBZKOV0 E. D., and PA.IULCH, G. G.,
Silitalrovanlye metallov i splayov, Hinak, Hauka ilekhnlka Press, 1972,
280 PP
Chapter 3
Technology of Siliconizing of Steel
1. Electrolytic Siliconizing 1.13
2. Optimal Compositions of Baths and Teclinological Parameters of
Non-electrolytic (Liquid) Siliconizing, 101
L 3. Siliconizing in Powder Mixtures 113
4. Gas Siliconizing 123
Chapter 4
'Influence of Carbon and Allaying Elements on Siliconizing of Steel
I The Significance and Causes of thelInfluence of Carbon on
Siliconizing Rate 139
2. Influence of AlloYing Elements ISO
Chapter 5
Structure of Siliconized Layers on Steel
1. Mechanism and Kinetics of Diffusion. During Formition of Siliconized
Layer 164
2. Peculiarities of flic Structure of SAI iml zed Layers 175
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-ov, I an.-t pANI-Ho G. G.,
LYAKHOVICq. L. S., VOROSHNINI L. G., SHCa&47c
Silitsirovaniye matallov I splavov, Minsk i Teklinija Press, 19?2, 2tso pp
3. Texture of DiffusiowLayers 185
4. Porosity in Siliconized Layers 188
Chapter 6
Properties of Siliconized Steels
I Mechanical Properties
194
2. High-temperature Oxidation Resistance, 196
3. Corrosion Resistance 202
Cha ter 7
P
Siliconizing of Certain Metals and Alloys
Siliconizing of Cast ITon 210
2. Siliconizing of rron Metal Ceramic 220
:3. Siliconizing of Refractory Metals and Titanium 228
4. Siliconizing of Copper, CoBalt Nl~ckel and Their Alloys 252
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LYAKHOVICH, L. S., VorodMNIN, 1. G., SHCHORBAKOV, S. D., axd PANICHo G. G.t
Silitsirovanlye metailov i spiavov, X=ski. flaulm i 'Xekhnika Press, 197,e,
ZUO PP
Chapter 8
Industrial Application of Siliconizing
1. Siliconizing of Steels 255
2. Siliconizing of Refractory Metals 261
Bibliography 263
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LYAKHOVICH, V. F.
"Realization of a DNF Corrector"
Abstraktn. i Struktur. Teoriya Releyn. Ustroystv. [Abstract and Structural
Theory of Relay Devices: -- Collection of Works], Muscow, Nauka. Press, 1972,
pp 43-49 (Translated from Referativityy Zhurnal Klhe:rnetika, No 4, 1973,
Abstract No 4V453, by the author).
Translation: A method i-~ prcwnted for constvuctlon of ii WNIF corrector us.ing
correcting codes with minimal and nonmini.mal i-edundancY, wild a wethad is prv-
sented for determination of estimates of the complexity of the corrector in
this case.

USSR
GAVRILOV M. A., OSTIANU, V. M., LYAKiIOV
'%The Status of the Theory of Construction of Righ-Reliability Relay
Devices as, of the Beginning of 197011
Abstraktn. i Struktur. Teoriya Releyn. Ustroistv. [Abst:ract azil Sttruc-
tural Theory of Relay Devices.--- Collection of Worki), Moscow, Nauka
Press, 1972, pp 113-128 (Translated from ReferativnS-Y ZhUrIlal, Kiberne-
tika, No 1, 1973, Abstract No I V632),.
Translation: A review article. 177 Biblio. kfs,

USSR UDC 51:621.391
LYAIGIOVICH' F
"Method of Construction of I-failure Proof Relay Structitres"
Sovrem Probl. Kibernet. IModern Probic-ms of CybeTnetici -- Collection of Works] ,
Moscow, Nauka Press, 1970, pp 24S-2SO (Translation from Referativnyy ZhuTnal
Kibernetika, No 3, 1971, Abstract No 3 V359).
Translation: A-method is studied for construction of sy-.jtems with 2-Illyt-r correc-
tion of errors of circuit elements in the base v, r using a quadrupling code.

USSR uac
Gi3p-YUSIE,-a~,', T. ZAIKA, V. V.
PETIN, Yu. A~ , S:i,2-E[-,,C-VA, IN. 7.
"Integrated C--, rcuit of a b-)w-,Frf-:;atIr2nc,r Armlif i,-.r
'-chnalcizy. Scien~4 'ic tuid Ti.,c:hn- -a!, Cc!-', ecticri. 1,!:! cru,'Lv-,-. --cri, cs),
1971
I pp 24-3.9 (fro:'I 11o
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--d cm, th-2 bw-,~~ of
ensure hi&- --np!;t
e 17-n c e , h i p ack I ng den s -I' ty and lot? powe, co"Six:iptIc"n.

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112 034 UNCLASSIFIED
TITLE--EFFECT OF TEMPERATUREs ELECTRIC FIELOv AND ttLUMINATION 014 THE
ATURE
ABSORPTION OF ULTRASOUND IN SBS.1 IN THE~ ~PHASE TRANS I TION TEMPER
AR# Salov
AU`THOR-(05)-ZAPORQZHETSp 0.1** ILY..A PEK
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OF INFO--USSR
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'SUBJECITAREAS--PHYSICS
PHA
TOPIC TAGS--ULTRASONIC ABSORPTION, rNERNAL EFFECT, ELECTRIC FIELDt SE
TRANSITION, TRANSITION TEMPERATURE, eARAELECTRIC MATEkIAL, FERROELECTRIC
NATERIALs ILLUMINATIONt IOULDEf SULFUR COMPOUNGI ANTIMONY COMPOUND
:'CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,:DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
1,PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/0061 STEP NO--UR/0181/*10/012/002/067110672
CIRC ACCESSION NiJ--AP0105158

212 034 UNCLASSIFIEU PROCESSING DATE-16OCT70
~-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105158
,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE STUDY wAS MADE OF THE EFFECT
OF TEMP.# EXTERNAL STATIC ELEC. FIELO, AND ILLUMINATION ON ABSORPTION UF
LONGITUOINAL ULTRASOUND VIBRATIONS IN S13SI CRYS7ALS AT TEMPS, NEAR THE
IST ORDER PHASE TRANSITION ISIMILAR rO 20L)EGREESJ. THE DEPENDENCE IS
GIVEN'OF THF ABSORPTION COEFF. OF ULTRASUUNU ON THE 14AGNITUDE UF
EXTERNAL ELEC. FIELD AT INITIAL TEMP, OF 17DEGRE~-S AND AN ELECo FIELU
-INCREASING AT 0.4 KV-MIN. THE ABSORPTION COEFF. INCREASES WITH
INCREASING FIELDt PASSES THROUGH A MAX. ANO STAW[ING WIT14 A FIELD OF 5
KV-CM* DECREASES. ILLUMINATION IN THE PRESENCE,ANO ABSENCE nj: AN ELEC.
FIELD'- DECREASES ABSORPT ION BY LESS THAN '11SPERCEN'r IN THE FERROELEC.
PHASE AND HAS LITTLE EFFECT IN THE PARAE,LEC. PHk~E. FACILITY:
'INSTV METALLOFIZ.p KIEV, USSR.

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ITLE--OLIMAIN STRUCTURE JF SBSI CRY.STALS U-
,-,_'vn~AUTHcl,f~-(02)-KLIYA, M.O., LYAKHOVITSKAYA-t V.A.
COUNTRY OF 1,NFU--USSR
.-..".'SCURLE--KRISTALLOGRAFIYA 1970t 15(1)r 75-7
DATE PUBLISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--SFt4lCONf)UCTO.R MATERIALt ANTOMONY SULFIDEP IODIDE, ETCHED
'..i,cRYSTAE.t PHASE TRANSFORMATIONt.,MAGNE! DOMAIN STRUCTURE
!AARFING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-.~._DOCUMENT CLASS~--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY kr,-EL/FrAME--1989/0755 STEP NU--UR/007r)/70/015/001/rJ075/0077
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107297
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 Ole UNCLASSIFIED fROCESSING DATE-02OCT70
CIRC, ACCESSION ND--AP0107297
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE STRUCTURE OF SEMICONDUCTJR
-FERROELECS. WAS STUDIED BY USING THE METHOD OFSBI SUB3 SELECTIVE
CRYSTNI. TO OBSERVE THE MICRURELIEF OF CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC EDGES AS WELL AS
BY USING T)4-..F- CLASSICAL. ETCHING METHOD. THESE ME~rHqOS CAN ALSO BE USED
TO DETECT THE CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF;THE DOMA~N STRUCTURE ON
NDNFERROELE~C. CROSS SECTIONS. AS A RESULT OF A. 014ASE TRANSFORMATIO4, OF
CRYSTALS OF.. SRSI (ZZ-Z50EGREES)i EQUIV.'JO T14E CHANGE OF SYM14ETRY MM.4
11ELDS TO H14 SUB2,.THE OCCURRENCE WAS MOTED OF INTERFACES JF THF (HKO)
~TYPE_WLTH A ZERO CHARGE AS WELL.AS INTERFACES OF-THE*(101) TYPE NOT
ENCOUNTERED'IN DIELEC. FERROELECS. ~THE DIPOLE, CHARGE OF THESE SURFACES
J--::::.WAS COMPENSATMFOR BY THE FREE GURRENT::CARRUERS~.
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023 UNCL A,S.SIFIEU :iPROCESSING OAtE--160CT70
'JITLE--EFFECT OF COMPOSITION ON THE GROWTHt DIELEVRIC.AND PHOTOELECTaIC
PROPERTIES OF SBSI CRYSTALS -U- i
i,iAUTHOR-(03)-SELYAYEVw L.14.v LYAKHOVITSKAYAP V.A.t~SILVESTRUVAV I.M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:_'...SOURCE--lZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, NEORG. 0TER. 1970t.6i3h 429-33
-DATE PUBLISHED ------ 70
.__~~SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICSt CHEMISTRY
.,--TOPIC TAGS--CRYSTAL GROWTH, PHOTOELECTRIC PROPERTY, ANTIMONY COMPOUND,
ULFUR, COMPOUND, IODIDE
~,.'.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEU
~PAOXY REEL/FRAME--1996/0831 STEP NU--UR/0363/7010(Y)/Ofj3/0429/0433
Cl RC ACCESSIO,`4 NO--AP0118007

2/2 023 UNCLAsSIFI'ED: PROCESSING DAIE--16OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118007
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE GROWTH FEATURES OF SBSI
CRYSTALS IN THE PRESENCE OF SBI SU63, I SU32v S6 SU62 S SUB3, AND 5 SUB2
IMPURITIES WERE STUDIED IN ORDER TO DET. THEIR EFFECT ON THE DIELEC. AND
PHOTOELEC. PROPERTIES OF THESE CRYSTALS, THE SWql CRYSTALS WERE GROWN
FROM THE GAS PHASE AND THE MELT. THE FUNDAMENTAL PROCESS COMPLICATING
THE CRYSTAL GROWTH 15 THE DISSOCN. OF SBSI. THE TEMP. DEPENDENCE OF
DIELEC. CONST. AND THE SPECTRAL DISTqIBUTION OF PHUTOSENSITIVITY OF THE
CRYSTALS WITH THE NAMED IMPURITIES PRESENT WEkE STUDIED. THE ADDN. OF
SB TO SBSI CRYSTALS RESULTS IN A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN THE COND. OF 10
PRIME NEGAVITE6 OHM PRIME NEGATIVEl-CM PRIME NEGATIVE1 AND A DECREASE IN
THE PHOTOSENSITIVITY OF THE CRYSTALS. THE ADDNo OF THE NAMED IMPURITIES
CESS THAN I MOLE PERCE T 0 S OT
INTO SBSI CRYSTALS IN CONCNS. OF L N U IE N
CHANGE SIGNIFICANTLY THE ELEC. PROPERTIES OF THE~CRYSTALS.
INST. KRISTALLOGR.t MOSCOWs USSR.

USSR UDG 621.396.677.73
BU~AKOITA, S. V., GOROBETS, N. it., LYAX1JUVSK1Y,,.~A.F
"Range Characteristics of a Horn Antenna with Circular Polarization Based on a
Three-Decibel Slot Waveguide Bridge"
Antenno-fidern. i izmerit. ustroystva sve4khyysok. chastot V sb. (Superhigh
Frequency Antenna Feeder and Measuring Devices - Collection of Works), Khar'-
kov, Khar'kov University, 1971, pp 22-29 (from M-Rudiotekhnika, No, 10, Oct
71, Abstract No 1055)
Translation: The results of calculating the parameters oi a three-decibel slat
waveguide bridge with a common narrow wall. in a broad frequency range on the
H-20 computer are presented. A nomogram is given far detennining the geometric
dimensions of the coupling range of the slot Waveguide bridge insuring equal
division of the power in the output arms at the given wave length with respect
to one of the dimensions (length or width) of the coupling range. he frequency
dependencies of the ellipticity factor and the angle of orientation of the
polarization ellipse at tJie main radiation peak of Vie horn antenna with circu-
lar polarization executed an the basis of a three d(~cilbel slot vwieguide bridge
are presented. It is demonstrated that the elllpticity factor of the antenna
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BUTAKOVA, S. V., et al., Antenno-fidern. i tzmerit. uStro7stva-sverdkhvysak.
chastot, 1(harkov, Khar'kov University, 1971, pp 22-219
remains high in a broad frequency range. The antenna e`fficiency also remains
high (z 98%) in the wavelength range of 25-40 cm. There are 7 illustrations
band a 6-entry bibliography.
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_A_G~, BOROZNA, D. I., STEPANM, Ye. 1.
"Investigation of the Hydromechanical Properties o~ Double-Hull Low-Draft
Ship With Supercritical Velocity"
V sb. Mlaterialy 25 Nauch.-tekhn. konferentsii. LenixjEE. ir--t vodn. transE.
1971. T. 2 (Materials of the 25th Scientific and Technic&I Conference.
Leningrad Institute of Water Transportation, 1971. Ifol 2)., Leningrad, 1971,
pp 61-65 (from PZh-Mekhanika, Ito 10, Oct 71, Abstradt No ioB40)
Translation: Two models of a water-displacing catamaran differing with
respect to the stern contours were tested in an experimental tank to
evaluate the maneuverability of a ship on a limite&depth, the resistarce
of the water to motion, and the possi,bility of attaining s~apercritical
velocities. It is shown that with practically iderr~tical resistance to
motion, the model having a bent transom is able to,3ass through a channel
0.35 meter shallower (as adjusted toq~full-scale) than the other model.
AB a result of the study, a theoretical blueprint,is developed for a
double-hull' lrov-draft ship -which trill be navigable in wm+,e--r 1.3-1.h m deep
at the critical velocity, and -1 deep.at superer.1tical velocity. G. A.
Alchudzhan.

IJSSR~ UDC 621.372.8
LUN"KOV, A. YE., AK-TIOVE.
"Analysis of the Operation of a Prism Power Divider in 'Multimode Wave Guides"
Corlkiy, Izvestiva vvsshikh uchebnvkh zavedgLiy,__ggLdLo.f~;jjkjj, Vol XIV, No 12,
1,971, pp 1902-19U5
Abstract: A study was made of the passage of a plane electromagnetic wave
through two dielectric 45* prisms placed at the cross of multimode wave guides.
Relations are obtained for the transmission coefficients of the wave in each
of the arms of the device as a function of the width of the gap between the
prisms considering internal reflections froul the faces of Ce prisms and the
specific nature of -variation of Oe gap,in the wave gtAides. The calculated rc-
latIons were cbecked experimentally an wavelengths of 2.2 and 4 Mm. Satisfac-
tory approximation of the characteristics of the pristil -power divider by the
relations calculated for the plane electromagnetic wave polarized perpendicu-
larly to the plane of incidence an the diagonal face,of the prism occurs with
,uide cross section by no lest; than 10 tiries by came-
an increase in the wave. p
the dimlectric constiat of the
parlson with the basic Mmnnijiotts. Increauinp
prism improves the indicated appromitantion, for as it !r(nitill; iff decrea.-.iing the
wavelength in the prism by /e- timeal the wave incident on the diagonal face
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LUMOV, A. YE., et al., Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnvkh zavedeniM, Radiofizika
Vol XIV, No 12, 1971, pp 1902-1905
better approximates a plane wave. The effect of the iitternal reflections, which
increase with an increase in the dielectric constant of the prism, can be con-
sidered on the basis of the presented procedure. The interference nature of
the relation D(d/)L) caused by the specific nature of v4triation of the gap be-
tween. the prisms placed in the wave guides Oetmit powers division to be obtained
with high directionalness.
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"ITLE--X BRAY SPECTRA OF BQAON IN- BORON NITRIDE AND NkOWOXIDE -U-
6'TH0R-(03)-F0MICHEVt V.A., ZIMK INAw T*Mo 14 LYAKHOVSICAYA9 I.I.
~.'-'XWNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~~URCE-FTZ* TVERD. TIELA 1970, 1211) 156-9
0 ATE PUBLISHEn ------- 70
'.~SUBJECT AREAS---MATERIALS, PHYSICS
".~"IOPIC TA(,S--X RAY EMISSION, X RAY 4NALYSISV,130RON folTaIDE, BOR94 L)Xlo;--
-ITFOL RVS-STPICTIMS
C
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LYAKISIIEV, N. P., PLINEER, Yu. L., and RUBINSUEYN, Ye,. A.
-Nidbium in Ferrous Metallurgy (Niobiy v chernoy metallurgii), Moscow,
'.'Metallurgiya" Press, 1971, 216 pages, 103,illustrations, 66 tables,
'446 bibliographic references.~_
Translation of Annotation: The book outlines the phy$'icochemical oroperties
of niabium and its compounds with elements contained in various st,!els pro-
duced by the home industry as well as of slag systems with niobium oxides.
The.effects of niobium as an alloy Component on the so-rvica properties of
various steel groups are discussed. Data are presented on ores with niobium
concentrations and on the characteristics of their reduction with carbon,
silicon, and aluminum. Contemporary techniques of smelting ferroniobium
and other niobium-containing alloys are considered, includi-Tig methods of
C'
their addition to the steel bath. A technical-economic evaluation of various
methods for producing ferroniobium is proposed. The book is intended for
engineering and technical personnel of metallurgical planto and may be of
interest to students in related specializations.
Table of Contents
Page
Foreword 3
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LYAKISHEV, N. P., et al., Niobium in Ferrous Metallurgy (Niobiv v chernoy
metallurgii) , Moscow, "Metallurgiya" Press, - 1971, 216 !pages, 103 illustra-
tions, 66 tables, 446 bibliographic references.
Ch. 1. Physicohcemical Properties of Niobium and Its Compounds 5
Ch. 2. Effect of Niobium on the Properties.~of Steel 39
'Ch. 3. Physicochemical Characteristics of Niobium Reduction
Ch. 4. Production of Niobium-Containing Allay Components and
Alloying of Steel With Niobium 103
Ch. 5. Method of Chemical Analysis of Niobium in Ores~, Ferro-
alloys, and Steels 183
References 202
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SWTVINSKIY-SIDAKo N. F., and
"Some Problems of the Production of Vanadium in the USS11"
Proizvodstvo Chernykh Metallov [Productioo of Ferrous ~Jqtals--Cullection of
Wo-rksl,.No 75, Metallurgiya Press, 1970, pp 202-205
Translation: Problems involved in the production of vahadium pentoxide
abroad and in the USSR, thC TaW material base.of the US~R_and the possibi-
lity of its utilization for the production of vanadium iir6 discussed.
Methods are presented far extracting vanaditda from irani ore raw material,
and-their improvement is consider4id. Varibus'methods.of production of ferro-
vanadi= and alloys with vanadium are studied.

669.187
TARAKAWV L. A. ani
"Cathode Ray Remelting of Nickel-Hiobium Master Alloy"
Proisvodstvo Chornykh N Production of Ferrous metwas conection
letallov
of Works), No 75, Metallurgiya. Press.. 1-970, pp 156-161
Translationt Resultz are presented. from an experimental -vorlk involving
refining of nickel-nioblun master alloys using xeneltli~g in a cathode ray
furnace. It is establizhed that the content ot lead, tizj~ and copper in
the nickel--ni-oblum =aster alloy prcduced from nlobiun cowentrzLte af ter
cathode ray remelting is equal to or loster0an that In a j=tel:r alloy pro-
duced from nioblum pentoxidet a more expensive raw material- 3 tables.

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