SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MOCHALOV, V.D. - MOGUTNOV, B.M.

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USSR uDc: 62i.396.6-OIT.71(088.8)
MOCHALOV V. D., BEELYAYEEV, V. M.
"A Device for Delivering Forced Heating Power"
USSR Author's Certificate No 267233, filed 13 Nov U58, published 7 J1;I 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract No.lV-'31.P)
ing power
Translation: The proposed device for delivering forced head
contains a capacito-.-, a power supply and a control device. To increase
the operating speed of the device, the capacitor is connected through the
normally closed contacts of a relay in the control device in parallel with
the power suppl7, and through normally open contacts in series with the
power
supply.

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Soviet Inve t a Section 11 Electrical, Derwent,
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CONVERTE&LOF VOLTAOE~ INTO.A T1.19t I)TUVAL.
The:,cixcu~t has Ppeo improved b# :irov ding a
-Impedance , e~ Oput volt-a4c fr"I
high input . Th 14~
the.generator 0)'Is appliad to a coi.l:'(3). The
vloltage is memorised by; the,magnetic -cdre. The time
taken to demasnetise the-.core.throuS4 a,valve (2)
under a stabilized voltAge, (6) gives a, tinte Lnterva.l
proportional to the hysteresis loop of~tbe: core and
the input.volcage. Aft*r- the -t-ore-hA-s,,been ;~Cnmgnetised
an output sLSnal:aqpear;s:'on:'ihe resist
(4),marking
the end of time intarval.
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USSR UDC 622.248.67
BEZUMOV,,V. V., MOCHALOV, V. F., and UTEBAYEV, B. K.
"Cutting a New Shaft in Well SG-2 -- Diikzhal at a Depth of 4985 Meters"
Moscow, Bureniye, No 9, 1972, pp 9-12
Abstract: A detailed description is given of the drilling of a new shaft at
a depth of 4895 meters in well SG-2 Biikzhal, with the aim of effecting the
greatest possible avoidance, by the new shaft, of the zone of a complication
present in the interval between 5060 and 5553 meters. Successful cutting of
the new shaft was facilitated by the employment of ball-pivot turbine de-
flector and a single-cutter bit, 2 figures. I table.

USSR UDC 632 95
HOLOMIKOV I V. V.1-140CFALOV. V. I., and 11110GUNOVA, A. P.
"Procedure for Determining Some Chlorine-Containing Pesticides in Milk and
Iethcd"
Dairy Products by the Cis ChroratograplW M
Tr. 2-g0 Vses. soveshch. po Issled. osta.Vcov pestitt5idov i profil-a-kit,
zagxyazneniya ini produktov pitaniyal kornov i%~icsh ~;r:~dy (Transactions of the
Second All-Union Conference on the Stutly of Pesticide Residues and Prevention
of Their Contamination of Food Products, Fodder and tho Extex-,,Ll Enviror ent)
Tallinn,1971, pp 81-84 (from R-Lh-Khimiya,: JNo 13, 10 Jul. ',72p AbLtract No
13N441 by. T. A. BelyaYeva)
Translationi Preparations art-. extracted from the investivatecl sample with
prganic solvents (CHCI 3-acetone) and the extract xurlergoes purification on a
column with silica gel ASK fexpansion unkno,,T7and araly3is on a gas
-chromatograph with an electron capture detector. The colt=s uzod have 3,'5
~SE-30 on chromosorb W (80400 Mesh) or 2% QF-I on ehmniozorb W. Salid carrierr,
are silanized. Column teLaperature 190 0 (QF-1) or 2000 (SIB-30), injection ton-
0 0
-perature respectively 200* o.- 210 . detector tr;.,ap,~ratura 180-165 o-- 19"01-195
Flow rate of carrier 6w~ (11,,) 30 ml/min (QF-1) or 100 nl/ndn
1/1
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USSR UDC 543.8:632.93
Candidates of Biological Sciences MOLOCHNIKOV, V. V. , and 211AVORONIKOV, N. I.,
Candidate of Technological Sciences POLYAKOVA, V. N. , and MOCILkLOV, V. I.,
All-Union Institute of Experimental Veterinary Sciences
"Investigation of Solvents' Distillation Methods for the Purpose of Determin-
ing Certain Pesticides With the Use of.Gas Chromatography"
Moscow, Dokladv Vsesoyuznov.Ordena Lenina Akademii Sel's'Lo1,hozvaystvennykh
Nauk imeni V. I. Lenin, No 7, July 1971, pp 32-33
Abstract: The ever increasing use of chemical pesticides in agriculture
nece ssitates the development of-analytical methods which:make it possible
to determine the residue content of these chemicals in food products, water,
soil, stock feed, and so on in quantities as small as 0.001 to 1.000 micro-
grams per kilogram. Among such methods is gas chromatography. For this
purpose processes which make it possible to distil. and evaporate solvents
containing the pesticides to lowest concentration volumes are required.
The object of the investigations described in the article was to determine
the efficacy of different distillation methods when applied for the
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MOLOCHNIKOV, V. V.,et al., Doklady Vsesoyuznoy Ordena Lenina ldcademii
Sel'skokhozyaystvennykh Nauk imeni V. 1. Lenin, No 7, July 1971, pp 32-33
preparation of four of the most widely used pesticides -- 4,4'-dichlorodi-
phenyltrichloroethane (DDT); 4,4'-dichloradiphenyltricli'--orcetliylene ME);
trichlorometaphos-3 (TKIN-3); the gamma-isomer of hexachlorocyclo'nexane
(lindane) for gas chromatography. One milliliter of a standard mixture
containing 10 microgram of each of the pesticides was dissolved in 100
milliliters of a mixture of.benzene and hexane in a ratio of 3:8. Distil-
lation was carried out in a 500 milliliter round-bottom retort (retort 1);
500 milliliter flat-bottota retort (retort 2); 120 milliliter round-bottom
retort (retort 3); Petri dish; and 250 milliliter~,round-bDtto-m retort on
an IR-1 evaporator.
The contents of retorts 1, 2, and 3 were distilled as follows: on a boiling
water bath for 12 minutes; on a water bath at 80 aegrees Centigrade (C) for
40-60 minutes; on a water bath at 45-50 degrees C in an air current for
20-40 minutes. The contents of.retort 3 were also distilled on a water bath
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MOLOCHNIKOV, V. V., et al., Doklady Vsesoyuznoy Ordena I'enina Akadeinii
Sel'skokhozyaystvennykh Nauk imeni V. I. Lenin, No 7, July 1971, pp 32-33
at 45-50 degrees under vacuum for 25-30 minutes; of Petri dish in an air
current at room temperature for 45-50 minutes; of the 250 milliliter round-
bottom retort on a water bath of an IR-1 evaporator at a temperature of
45-50 degrees C. Distillation was continued until volumes of 0.2-0.4
milliliters were obtained. The residue was washed with 10 milliliters of
hexane and analyzed. Optimal results:were obtained in distillation under
vacuum at 45-50 degrees C. Only about~01.5 percent pf the lindane was lost,
while the other pesticides were determined without loss.
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USSR uDc 632.95
YMOCHNIKOVP V. V. and YjOCHAIDV V. I.
"Extraction Pf Pesticides from Milk and PurIfIcation of E7tx,a(-ts for Analysis"
V sb- Probl. analit. khimii (Collection of Works: Probletris of Analytical Chew-
istry), Vol 2, Moscow, Nauka, 1972, ppi 81-84 (from Ref erativnyy Z-hurnal --
Khimiya, Svodnyy Tom, No 23(11), 1972, Abstract No 23N411 by T. A. Belyayeva)
Translation: In order to determine the degree of extraction of Festicides, the
first extraction is made with an acetone solution of n-hexane or petroleimn e-t'--r
(b.p. W-7000 with ether in the ratio 1:1, folloved by the extract purification
with MeCN or dimetbylf)-ouramide. To 50 MI. of milk 10 jnl Of 5% solution of
(COOK)2
for 2 min, addition of 10 ml. of saturated, NaCl solution and 100 PLI of the
mixture of n-hexane and ether (1:1), shaking for z-4 irin, decanting the upper
layer in 10-15 min. Thereafter the extraction of 50 r-l- of the n-hexane and
ether mixture is repeated. The obtained extracts are combined and eraporated
at 45-50oc- This method makes it possible to extract 91.5% DDT, 88.7% DDE, and
96.4% DDD, together with 92% of milk fat. The latter is removed from hexane
extracts by a polar solvent, water, and nonpolar solvent with the use of U~22A.
When DI-TA is used., about 7.&,.3 of the r4lk fat is sti-11 p-resent in tht~ hexane
p 114CI-I is used. Tie loso-as of DDT., DDS , and DDD
extract and only 6.41h', whe
amount ~O 0-3,01-j, ana 4.8;7, resrectively during tU~ hexame eytract nurification.
is added, followed by m ixing, addition of 100 ml. -of' acetone, shakinf-

USSR UDC 536.46:533.6
'URIN
YEZHOVSKIY, G. K., MOCHALOVAL ~AS_, OZEROV, Ye. S., I OV, A. A
"Ignition and Combustion of Magnesium Particles"
V~sb. Goreniye i vzryv (Combustion and Explosion --,Collection Of Works),
Moscow, "Nauka", 1972, pp 234-240 (from RZh-Mekhanika, No 3, Mar 73,.Abstract
No 3B939)
Translation: The results and methods of an experimental 8tudy of the charac-
teristics of ignition and combustion of single suspended and flying particies
of magnesium are presented. The kinetic constants of the heterogeneous
oxidation reaction of magnesium in an aqueous vapor and in oxygen are calculated
an the basis of the experimental data. The limiting combustion temperature and
the induction time of a magnesium particle is calculated ns a function of the
various parameters of the medium with the aid of the constants obtained. A
semiempirical formula is given for the constant of tbe rate of combmstion of
the magnesium particle as a function of the concentration of oxidizer in Lhe
medium and the pressure of the medium. 5 ref. Authors.' abstract.

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TV-S. STUDY Of THF. TOW(ATION QY TIM LrA.^ ~F_ TDZ F11A Snumn G?; SUBSTPATES
OF ROCZ MT SURJECTED To ROMBAUMYNT BY Us . Ar+. a+ IONS
[Article by To. 1, Z4)rtn, R. Y. 1(tjdryavtm4rva, H. A, Mothalove, P~ Y. PxVlOV'
S. A.. Semtl%tov, Gor'kLy. tor'kiy blessarch PhyaLcotechnical Institute undir
I? 4,1""ityl lo vibirwk. III xt~ a Pro
r-f* k. tuesnam Rosts t r1lit-
Fol
H There arm various aptnAorw rqzardtnt the ttftct of vubstrats defects
the nature of the Orientation and j_tka.sjtr_tA4c&%jfs~qf rtofttinuoui Jilag, __Th.Ze!crc.
V- discoverinj the Kiototh flaws of the films om the substrates with automatically
eroatdof defects Is of scientific and pr4ctical interest.
In this paper the sathads of electron 4iffractlon and electron microscopy
war* IA04W to *t"y the laws of the formation of this films of lead sulti4a ob-
taln4d by con4armation In a vacuum an the order of 5-1016 tort on rack malt
CX Art"Lated in advance by Us+, Ar+, At Iona in equal doses (from
It VOL& eatebtished tbatt
1) 1Irr4distIon of'the NaCl substrata -with iie*~, At+ aid 1.
0 the fact that the film formation proceeds much more rapidly than an ZZ.'::4.41rtal
wubetrate. that I*. ihe,formation process is shifted In the direction of smaller
thickness**,
Z) the sApfiltQd# of the critical thickness** for which one growth at"
or another takes piece is %*so the greater the ago* of the Ions and the irradisti
409*.
3) When determining the Irradlatlon does. the type of son.
"pending
the apitaxAal Arowth of the film Is dLetwrbed; irradiation b;nB+ Lane with does*
r an thm order of 1015 loo/cN2 leads to the formation of polycrymtalli&e film.
twO In tho, films grown on Irradiated substrateew d2fccts f th* cryptal
0
ruc r r which are the same am Olt the control substrates on
d alocatt a,
a rIde. tr-tb ceaftsurstleas). but witts bisher concestratlon.
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&mama
USSR UDC 620,193.5
MOVCHAN, B. A., KUZIMIN, G. S., KAPATYSH, V.
V., TIKHONOVSKIY, A- L., and YAGUPOL'3k^h: L. N., academy of
Sciences Ukrainian SSR, Institute of Electriz: 1--ielding imeni Ye.
.0. Paton, Perm' Polytechnical f~stltute
"Corrosio.-I of Nickel of Varying Purity in Gaseous Hydrog-en Flu-
oride"
Moscowt Zashchita Mietallov, Vol 7, No 1, Jan-Feb 71, PP 32-34
Abstract: A. study was made of the behavior in gaseous hydrogen
fluoride of commercially pure nickel N.-I-2A and ultrapure nickel
refined by the electron-beam method in vacutzi. A speciaily de-
signed apparatus was used.for the experiments, con.5isting of tivo
communicating nickel ovens connected with a enenical absorber.
Experiments lasting up to 120 hours were carried out -t 5500 and
an HF pressure of 20 atm. The results indicate that the corro-
sion resistance of the ultrapure nickel in gaseous EF is five
times higher than tnaD of nickel NP-2A, The electron-beaja re-
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1 9909.UMM4M11M14=W1[14M11Md--'.

UTS S R UDC 621-791-856-3-019
KUZ IaN, G. S., KARATYSH, V- V-, and 11,0GRALOVA, T.F
"Tendency of Nickel to Farz, Hot Cracks"
Kiev Avtor-aticheskays, Svarka, No 6, Jun 70, P-P 71-72
J,
Abstract: The presence of D.-actically insoluble impurit-.ies _-In such as
U
sulfur) bismuth, lead, phosphorus, and an increase in I~as concentration may cause
the appearance o: cracks when the metal is heated in pvocessinG or is Velded.
five b roz. a
Soviet industry now produces rands of nickel with a purizy of f - W-5 to
99.99%. The use of the 11,22 and INT2A brands containing; no more zh= 0,5-,49 impuri-
I
ties, is recoimriended for use in metal structuring. lzit~ :PW-prse of t'--.e work des-
cribed in this article, done at the Peria Polytechiiiciil;L-,~~i-,-L-,,uTr.~, Is to compare,
ility of NP2A nickel and nickel refined by elextron-bowI - :,-.eltinnz. A
the durab e
of both of these natails J.z given. ' dir-Cram
table of the chemical composition IM
The results show
of.the specimens with which the researchiwas made is also zhown.
that the XP2A has the lower durability.

USM UDC 621-373-531
WOHENOV,, A. D.
"On One of the Methods for the Approximate Calculation of the Speed of Response
of Circuits With Tunnel Diodes"
V sb. Tunnelln. diody v vychisl. i izmerit..I-tekhn. (Tunnel Diodes in Computer and
Measurement Technology - collection of worke '14 1972,,Riga., "Zinatne", PP 327-336
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika. No 3.11, Nov 72, Abstract No 111G135)
Translation: A method is proposed for the approximate calculation of the speed
of response of circuits with tunnel diodes. It was obtained by approximating the
.switching time dependences of tunnel diodes at various values of the overexcitation
coefficient and equivalent load resistance. Consideration of the latter is accomp-
lished with the aid of the minimum (critical) coefficient of, excitation evoking
tunnel diode switching* Simple formlas are obtained which make it possible to
calculate the speed of response of circuits with an accuracy of not less than 10
OrIginal article: three bibliographic entria~a* Resume#
136

USSR UDC: 51:155-001-57,68l.3.o6
IDSVI, I. R. MOCHENOV, S. V.
"On Using Methods of Minimization of Boolean Functions in the Solution
of Various Pattern Recognition Problems"
V sb. Avtomat. ustroystva ucheta i kantrolya, (Autorratic Devices for Cor,
putation and Checking--collection of -works), vyp. 6, Iztievsk, 1970,
pp 20-31 (from RZh-Kibernetika, 110 71 Jul 71, Abstract lio TV78,1)
Translation: Several algorithms are'proposed for finding distinguishing
characteristics in the solution of pattern recognition problems.
It is noted that the algorithms are applicable with practically _eiy
alphabet and ensure minimum code description-of clitsses of alphabet
with a minimum nwaber of characteris ties and simultaneatz-7, deterldnation
of the structure of the recognition system. The withors deraDnstrate the
effective use of nethods of minimizing Boolean functions in determining
the necessary resolution of the retina, as well as optinimi rejqons of
disposition of S-ele--nts. A characteristic featuxe of the described
algorithim is that the recognition system in any c;use is constructed as
a decoder using truth tablen otWiled in the learning -stage. Bibliog-
raphy of 17 titles. V. Mikheyev.

UDCSI:155.001.57:681.3.06
ZIATKIS, V. M., KAZAKOV, V. S., KUCHUGANOV, V. N., LOSEV, I. R., MOCHENOV, S. V.
"Image Input-Output Device for Minsk-1 Computer"
Avtomat. Ustroystva Ucheta I Kontrolya, [Automatic Accounting and Control
Devices--Collection of Works], No 6, Izhevsk, 1970, pp 164-174, (Tranz-lated
from ReferLtivnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 5, 1971, Abstract No. 5V682)..
Translation: Problems are studied of creating and operating image input-output
devices for small computers. The device is based on Uie FTA-PM phototelegraph
apparatus with slight modifications and practically no modifications to the
Minsk-1 computer. 'Me input of an image is performed from a sheet 220 mm in
width with unlimited length, and the output in onto electrochemical paper.
The resolving capacity of the apparatus ds 3-4 lines p-er mm, the operating
speed is 120 lines per minute. Operation is performed at a carrier frequency
of 1,900 liz. Input and output of the image is performed by sectors 64 x 7 mm
or 128 x 14 mm in size with resolution into 250 x 31 elements, with brightness
quantized to [single-digit number eligible--Er] levels. A block diagram and
functional diagram of the device are presented and the operation of the indi-
vidual units is described. It is noted that. this device has been used for
successful operation of algorithms for recognition of printed characteristics,
algorithms for classification of complex im.ages accorHng to their skeletal
outline have been studied, a method of probabilistic coding of halftone images
-b-ts-been teste& and experiments have been performed an tho separation of con-

USSR UVC 621.377.6Z;!.322.4. M.48.UUZ. 6ZI.9Z
MOCHENYAT, L. G.
IVethods and Modes for Grinding Multiple-Aperture Memory.Plates"
Elektron. Tekhnika. Nauch. - Tekhn. Sb. Microelektronika [Electronic Technology.
Scientific-Technical Collection, Microele,ctronics], No. 5 (26), 1970, pp 57-59
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i V'ychislitell-
naya Tekhnika, No. 5, 1971, Abstract No. 5B136 by TR).
Translation: A process of mechanical treatment of ferrite plates for the. produc-
tion of integrated memory elements is studied. Recommendations are given for the
use of diamond tools. Technological modes~of processing, lind methods of cutting
are presented, as well as three methods offastening plates to the magnetic stage
of the tool and recipes for suspensions.

Nuclear Physics
USSR UDC: 621-364.64:539.122
ALEYSHVILI, D. I., GRISHAYEV, I. Ya., MOCHEISYSIKOV, if. I', and
TOL-StOY, A. Ye.
uReduction of Idle Time in the Operation of a Linear Accelerator"
Moscow, Atomnaya EaeEaiya, vol 33, I-To 1, July 1972, pp 593-594
Abstract: In this paper. it is shown that, by usinE an accumulator
with no essential struGtural changes, the pulsed elect-ron beam ofa
linear electron accelerator containing an accumulator trans.-
forms to a flow of gamma quanta with an intensity and duration
that may vary i.,rithin broad limits. The experimentation ahich led
to this conclusion was conducted witli the accumul~Ator of the
Physicotechnical Institute of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences,
using the first five sections of a linear accelerator with an
energy of 300 Mlev acting as injector. In the accelerator- the
electron energy was 70 Rev, the pulse current was 50 ma with a du-
ration of 1.2tAs, and the injection frequency 1-50 Hz. The accele-
rator beam was formed by the rotatory focusing system of the accu-
mulator, introduced into the ring. and then capt-ared by the Pulse
field of the inflector before its accumulation in the magnetlic
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USSR UDC: 621.384.64:539.122
ALEYSHVILI, D. I., et al, Atomnaya energiya, v01. 33, No 1, July
1972, pp 593-594
circuit with the high-frequency system operating. A description
of the target is given. The radiation obtained from the target's,
braking the electron stream was picked up by recording equipment.
A diagram of the apparatus is given,along with curves of the life-
time of the accumulated electron-beam as a Apiction of the target
position and for the intensity of the braked radiation as a func-
tion of time. It is found.that by increasing the number of accu-
mulated particles to loll, the.photon output can be raised to 109-
1010 per cycle.

JpR.'i 57333
25 October 1972
MICROELECTRONICS
rxct:.s:ptr irem Russ imn- Lamgumge book edLted by F. V. Lu~Unj
Mikroalektronika, 'go 5, 1972, Govatzkoye Radio
Moscow, UDC 62r-.382:621,396.6-121.5.
ComTENTS PAGE
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ObituALry Of Fodor vlktorovich lukin .......... ...................
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ABSTRACTS
UDC 621.3c.cal
r-%Y=L~Jl Models of La~-rroquancy noicas and Instability in
the Characteristics of KDP Structures. S. and
StcPsPfinkO. I-P, In the Collection M1kr!e=1.U4r"'.'n'. ~V. edit.d
tu ~110 51 P 6- t1cvet3kvye A 7d* PuM gh-*rF llauzc,
1972.
Thin article giVed a class;fication and comrdrative
analysis of known physical models of low-frequancy noizen
and instability In the *100trical char"terintica of MDP
structures. The Interrelation I hip of the physical mecha-
nisms that produce.noises and instability is emphasized,
Several methods are examined for decran.simp instabLILty and
noises.
-The artLele,contains 13 figures and 44 bibliographic
UDC 621.393.8-621.370.147.3
Basic Parameters and Equivalent Circuits of Integrated
Operational Amplifiers. Aleksentp jk~.�,~ and Shilo, V in
the Collection MikroaA ~uronllka. a d I t e d b y S
p 27, Sovetskaya Icadlo shinr House, 1972.
An evaluation Is
given of the possibility or multip%ar-
po be use of integrated circuits of operational amplifiers 1.1
microelectronic equipment for processing analog signals. Vav-
Lations are examined for supplying sirnals to the operational
&mplifier, its equivalent circuits and basic param*tors.
The article contains 14 figures, 3 tables. and 24 bib-
I.Lographic references.

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TOPIC TAGS--BIOLOGIC VIBRATION EFFECTt GANGLIM6, RATY MORPHOLOGYr SPINAL
:~CORD, SPINAL NERVEp CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
;:CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRUCTIONS
DOCUME14T CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/1742 $TLP NO-UR/049 ILI 70/000/003/0074/0078
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136933
-ul-CLASS 11,

2/2 032 UNCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136983
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AS A RESULT OF OBSERVATION OF 29
TrENTS SUFFERING FROM VIBRAT[ON SICKENSS, THE CLINFCAL SYMPTOMS OF
P
A
AFFECTION OF THE CERVICAL SYMPATHETIC GANGLION WERE ANALYZED. IN A
NUMBER OF CASES THE AFFECTION OF CERVICAL VEGETATIVE FORMATIONS WERE
ACCOMPANIED BY DEGERNERATIVE AND DYSTROPHIC CHANGLS (IF THE SPINE* THE
AUTHORS CARRIED OUT HISTOLOGICAL INVESTI.GATIONS OF CIERVICAL VEGETATIVE
w -HREE
GANGLIA USING RATS SUBJECTED TO INTERMITTENT OVERALL VIBrATION FOR 7
HOURS DAILY DURING A PERIOD OF THREE.MONTHS. M&RPHOLOGICAL CHANGES OF
PRE AND POST GANGLIONIC FIBERS WERE FOUND, AS WELL AS CHANGES OF NERVE
CELLS OF SYMPATHETIC GANGLIA. IT IS BELIEVED THAT IN THE DEVELOP, ENTAL
MECHANISM OF CERVICAL VEGATATtVE GANGLIONITIS OF'VIBRATION ETIULOGYv AN
UMPORTANT. ROLE IS PLAYED BY PATHOLOGICAL~;IMPULSATWN :FROM THE PERIPHERY
AS WELL AS BY DISTURBANCES OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM. IT IS ASSUMED
THAT-THE CHANGES OF THE SPINE ARE OF !SEC,ONDA.RY NATURE CAUSED BY THE
AFFECTION OF THE CERVICAL SYMPATHETIC~GANGLUQN*m: FACO;0TU"
KIYEVSKIY NAUCHNO-ISSLEDOVATELSKIY.INSTITUT GIGIYENY TRUDA I
-PROFFESSIONALINYKH ZABOLEVANIY*

USSR uDc: 616.839. ig-co. -o,, - 613.61.4
140DEL1,__,4.A., RAPOPORr, M.B., rMOF-EYEVA, H.T., and 2EX3TER1!;-X, G.A., Kiev
Sel'6h_tific Research Institute of Labor Hygiene and Occupational I)Lseases
"The Clinical Picture and Pathomorphology of Cervical Autoiomic Ganglionitis
in Vibration Sickness"
Moscow, Klinicheskaya Meditsina, No 3, 1970, Pp 74-78
Abstract: Clinical symptoms of cervical autonomic gang'LiLonitis in patients
exposed to local and/or general iihole body vibra-t-ion consisted of headache,
eye and ear disturbances, and disturbances of the centr,al rieryous system. In
a number of cases disturbances of cervical autonomic srructmXes were coll-
current with degenerative and dystrophic changes in the spine, 11istological
studies were conducted in animals subjected to wliole-body vibration, pathr)-
logical changes were found in pre- and post-ganglionic filbe:7s, and in the- cells
of the sympathetic ganglia. The dominant factor in the etiology of ganglionitis,
I gical impulses from the peripheral nerves and disturbances of
may be patho~o
the central nervous system. Changes in the spine are of secondary nature and
are apparently due to affection of the cervical sympathetic ganglia.

USSR um 621.372 852.1(o88.8)
NODELI, A-M., STL,-ZHIN, V. A.
."A Harmonic Filter"
USSR Author's Certificate No 253254, filed 24 jun 68, published 26 Feb 70
(from,RM-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 68175 P)
Translation: The proposed harmonic filter consists of a section of rec-
vaveguide divided in half by,a longitudinal plate parallel to the
tangular
wide walls, and two rows of waveguide absorbing elements coupled to the
waveguide section through apertures in the wide walls. To increase attenu-
ation of harmonies introduced by each absorbing element, the absorbing
element is made in the form of a resonator which is a short-circuited
section of rectangular waveguide partially filled with an absorbing materi-
al in such a wwj that its 0, is of the order of 8-15., The length of the
waveguide is equal to half the wavelength of the harmonic in the. waveguide,
and its width exceeds half the wavelength of the ha:pIanic in free space
by no more than 15 percent. In order to expand the-Trequency band of the
absorbed harmonics, the absorbing waveguide resonators are broken up into
groups which differ from one another in,the dimensions of the wide walls,
e. g. by 5 percent.
1/1

USSR UDC 621.372.85(083.8)
MODEL, A. H., KOLONIKIN, N. B.
"Device, for Equalizing the Group Time Delay of a Microwave Channel"
USSR Author's Certificate No 276185, Filed 3 Mar 69, PublIshed 12 Oct 70 (from
RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 4, Apr 7Y, Abstract No 4BI87P)
Translation: The proposed device contains wave guide bridges and a resonance
ring.
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USSR IJTDC 621.372.553
MODEL', A. M., KOLONIKIN, N. B.
"A Device for Equalizing the Group Delay Time of a Hicrowave Channel"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, Fromyshlennyve Qbraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 23, Author's Certificate No 276185, Filed 3 Mar 69j p 63
Abstract: This author's certificate introduces a device for equalizing the
group delay time of a microwave channel. The unit concairit.; waveguide bridges
and a resonance ring. As a distinguishing feature of the patent, adjustment
and tuning of the group delay time equalizer are simplified by forming tile
feedback circuit from a bridge device with two arms connected to the ring,
while the two free arms are connected by,a 'Section of transmission line.

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by 900 polarlser 2, circ4lar,wavegulde _~, rec-
tangular waveguide 4, d4viding filter receiver-
transmitter 5,,and.switcb*s 6.,and I.of kransmEtters
and receivers. 28.12,67. as,1206469120-9.
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USSR UPC: 621-317-741
MODEL', A. M., KRUTIKOV, V. i., KoLonkm, N. B.
"A Device for Measuring Small Losses"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshiennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki, No 26,
1970, Soviet Patent No 278796, Class 21, filed 24 Apr 69, p 47
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for measuring small losses
in wwreguide elements. The device consists of.an oscillator, a waveguide resonance
ring with variable phase shifter, and a directional coupler. As a distinguishing
feature of the patent, measurement precision is improved and the working frequency
range is extended by making the direction&! coupler in the form of tvo opposed
..Polarization selectors with a polarization rotator on a circular wayeguide connected
between them.
98

USSR UDC: 537-312-62
SAVITSKITY, Ye. M. , BARON, V. V. YEF11TOV, Yu. V. , ZOD-1,11" M. S.
"Structure and Superconducting Properties of Alloys in the
System"
Moscow, SverkhDrovodyashchiye splavy i scyedin.---_abcwn1k
Alloys and Compounds --collect i on of wo~-Jss), 'TaWka", 3.972, PI) 78--86 (from
RZ-h-RadioteYdinika, No 12, Dee 72, dbs-Lract No 12D156G)
Translation- Solid-state transforrvations are determined nn~ 0,,~se 010,-
grams are plotted for alloys of the van adium-t !;lrstt~m on the 1: - - 4
of methods of microscopic, radiographic, x-ray c-pectr:_:t` and hcrLial ilr_a-
yses, as well as by ireasuring microhoz-Oness vxid t,*e
sition point for alloy. phaLies. 'The ccnpound Ta'/2 "It" f t'
MgZn2 type is formed at 14200C and ,33-,out 333 at.%, tra-;t1_`.'_UTa. !,t 1.-2'0('
29 at./' tantalum this phase decays eutectoielally to a
bee lattice and a phase with structure of the V;[~Cu,, type. Rbc l-).ttr-r i_-
also formed by a per-itectoidal reaction -at 1.280 C and 37 at.% truitalum.
It is homogene-o-us at 84001'C ir the ranige of 32-_'%9. ": at I'," tfr-'tal 1~m; --he Tc
of the high-temperature plhn-ic with latticc i:)J' th~: 14j~`n,, ~Yp-
reaches 10 Y. Four illustrations, 1Ab.1Jo(:,.ri,.j,hy oC nii~AE~

UNCLASS:Ir-JED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
-.0LE-INTERACTIUN OF MOLYBDENUM ZIRCONIUAmAND MOLYBDENUM TITANIUM ALLOYS
tARBUN AND OXYGEN CONTAtNLNG.GAS MEDIU14 -U-
N.V.v YEGUSHINAv S*G.t MODELt.H.S.
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
AKAD. NAUK SSSR 1970 190(6) 1345-7
1) A T EPUBL ISHEL)----70
~~...SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--MOLYBDENUM ALLOY, ZLRCONIUM ALLOYi TITANIUM ALLOYP CARBONt
:--'*OXYGENv,SOLlD SOLUTIUN, CARSLOEV~OXIDEf~ CRYSTAL LATTICE' PARAMETER
CONTHOL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1990/0225 STEP NU--UR/0020YTO/190/006/1345/1347
NU--AT0103549
I F ~IE 1)

2/2 032 3 UNCLASSIFIED PROtESSIN~ DATE--090CT7(
C IRC ACCESSION NO-AT0108549
-::-,-'A6STRACTfEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EQUIL. IN MO-ZR AND .40-Ti
LLOYS,~WHEN-HEATED IN A GAS MEDIUM CONTG. C: AND OTHER IAPURITIES SOL. It
-mawHICH. FORM SULID SOLNS. IS DESTROYED, THIS IS DUE TO THE
'T ELY FRUKTHE ALLOY AND COLL CTS A!
OF ZR WHICH SEPS* COMPLE
UnIDES OR'-OXIDES ON THE SURFACE* SOLNSO :OF LESS THAN:fjR EQUAL TO
NT:T1 AFFECT THE LATTICE PARAME tRS;VERY LliTLE. UUT MO-IR SOLID
1SPERCE T
~SOL,NS'o,,- ARE DESTROYED COMPLETELY' BYCANO
LASSIFIED

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112 016~ In LASS:UFTEW.' PROCESSING DATE-020CT70
,~T.TTLE-STACILITY OF INTERSTITIAL: SJL:ID 10LUTIONS IN MOLYBDENUM -U-
f.AUTH0P-(03)-A'GEYEVt N.V., YEGUSHINAt S.G., MODEL, M.S.
............
:.CUUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
li-SOURCE-AKADEM11A NAUK SSSRv OOKLADYP VOL. 109, FEB 11, 1970, P. 1155-1153
-D
ATE, PUBLISHra --ilFEB70
-~ljiiJFCT~ AREAS-MATERIALS
tJ:GPIC TAGS--SOLID SOLUTION, MOLYBDENUMt BitILICIGRAPHY, INTERSr[TIAL NITRIDE
~',WNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
',OCCUMENT.CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.pPROXY REEL/FRAME--1990/0293 STEP NO--UR/0020/7-3/L90/003/1155/1158
C I R, CACU-55SION NO--AT0108591
ONCLA SS I F Ir- 0

D16 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DArE~-02nCT70
~CIRC-ACCESSION NQ--AT0108591
-AB~TRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACTo, STUDY OF THE STABILITY -IF
-.INTERSTITIAL SOLID SOLUTIONS OF~CAST MOLYBDENUM W[TH.IIUSS19LE LARGE
LAiTICr:,- CONSTANTS, AND MOLYBDENUM CONTAINING 0.014 C. THE SAMPLES WERF
SUBJECTEV TO HEAT TREATMENT IN THE CAST-AND DEFO!MNIED STATE. IT IS FlUN-9
_.:THAT.THE INTERSTITIAL SOLID SOLUTIONS WHICH WERE:NOT DECOMPOSED DUR114G
n",-COOLING CF THE INGOTS ARE QUITE STABLE.., EVEN ADDITION'S OF METALS OF
GROUP IVA.DO NOT RESULT IN THEIR COMPLETE DECOMPOSITION.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 771-537.6-1
13MM Candidate~ of S i MAITSIYEVICHY
P. Kh. c ences~ L! :V., IW140V A. M., MODEL,
-N. M.- MUZYCHENKOV, M. S. and SKACHKOVK,: Ye. V.
"The Interference Resolvometer LIR- 11
Leningrad, Optiko-Yiekhanicheska-ja Promyshlennost', No 9, Sep 72) PP 30-34
Abstract: The technical characteristics, operating principle, and de.:3ign of the
first industrial sample of a displayed,automatic device, the laser interference
resolvometer LIR-1, are described by reference to its optical schema and photo-
-er was developed
graphs of the control desk and principal blocks. The rqsolvomet
according to the technical assignment of the State Optical Institute by the Kras-
nogorsk Mechanical Plant for the determination of resolutions of photographic
e
materials in the 440--2960 m.-1 range. A laser of th LG-36A type =6328
is used as light source. The LIH-1 is a two-beam interferometer in which
interference bands with sinusoidal distribution of brightness develop by inter-
action of two flat waves. It. is designed for operation under laboratory condi-
tions. Visual or diffraction methods can be used for the evaluation of exposed
and processed resolvogr-cm. Tests of a series of '116h -resolution photofilTEs
yielded a value of the resolving ability which can be characterized as R >
2700 mm-1 Y because all frequency groups up to the limiting* were re-Droduced.
Nalues of R for high-resolution films are presented. Fourillustr.., one table,
t lve biblio. refs.

USSR UDC 620.1+621.9.038
VERESHCHAGIN, L. F., Academician, SEMERCHAN, A. A. 6..UQDjN0 -2., BOCHAROVA,
.~~4 V.
T. T. , DMITRIYEV, M. YE. , Institute of High-Pressure Physics-Zl7tte Academy of
Sciences USSR, Moscow
"Synthetic Diamond -- A Material for High-Pressure Chambers of the Order of a
Megabar"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii 2~auk SSSR, Vol. 195, No. 3, 21 Nov 70, pp 593-594
Abstract: The problem of obtaining pressures of I megabar -aid above in high-pressure
chambers can be solved, in the opinion of the authors, by using compositior mater-lais
based on synthetic microcrystalline diamonds. It is noted that pressures that can
be achieved in high-pressure equipment depend not only on the ccnstruction of the e4u
ment but also primarily on the physi come chan ical properties of materials used to
make the essential parts of the equipment. Tungsten carbidc,, is known to becomc so
plastic after reaching a prensure,in the central part of tht equi:)ment of the order
of 400 kbar that a further increase in load does not lead to an appreciable rise in
pressure inside the chamber. The example given for the reascn for interest in
achieving pressures of the order of several megabars i4, the theoretical calculations
1/Z

USSR
VERMCHAGIN, L. F., et al, Doklady Akaderij Nauk SSsR, Vol~ 195, Nc. 3,
21 Nov 70. PP 593-594
of Schneider [Helv. Phys. Acta, 42. Fasc, 7/8, 9~7(19059)1
who showed that lt is possible to obtain metal-tic hydrogea at a Pres-
sure of the or-der of 2 megabars vihicn~probably has the properties of a sv-Perccn-
ductor with a high critical temperature. Samples ofthe materials were produced
in a high pressure and temperature device of large capacity. Pressure was necessar;-
in this case not only to reduce the graphitization of the diamond grain -under hea-,Lng
0
but also to produce a sufficiently dense diamond -contain-ing b-,:,iquet. A metallo-
graphic study of the structure showed a predominance of diamond crystals,while the
binding was the smaller portion of the volume of the material. The diamond grains
have multiple contacts and apparently form a three-dimensional framework, as dis-
tinct from existing abrasive compositions in which diamond crystals are isolated
from one another by the binder. The hardness of samples with a grain size of 2-3
was on the average 97 HRA. The elastic modulus as determined by an ultrasonic
method on samples of size 12 x 8 mm with a grain size of 10-15 v was ^,60,000 kG/7=2.
It is concluded that exceptional hardness exceedi-ng the hardness of known
metallo- and mineral-ceramic solid alloys, in combination with a sufficiently high
elastic modulus-can be obtained in diamond compositions with a high concentration
of diamond and a miniTw-m conceptration of binder made bythe~ appllcaticn of high
pressures.
2/2

USSR UDC: 519.214
BIKYAIJS, A.
"Concerning an Asymptotic Expansion for n-Fold Convolutions of k-Dira--n-
sional Distributionsit
Lit. mat. sb. (Lithuanian Mathematics Collection), 1970, 2.0, No pp
433-443 (from RZh-Kibernetika,- No L Jul 71, Abstract !to "W45)
Translation: Asymptotic expansions of the form
-)=ICv(D*(A-v).(P--D)v(AYn)+,..,,,(AVn)
P-- (A If n
V-0
are considered for an n-fold convolution P*n.of k-dinensional distribu-
tions P(A) of the random vector Here A is a
-W
Borel set of k-dimensional Euclidean sDace, 0 is k-dimensional normal
distribution with parameters (0,V), V is the iratri.x of second momencs of
vector C. An estimate from above is. foirid for
-VI
112

BIKYALIS, A., MODERUDI, Lit. mat. sb., 1970, 10, No 3, pp 433-443
assuming existence of moments of order 2+8 (0