SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MURAZYAN, R.I. - MURZIN, A.V.

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Burn Seudi
USSR UDC 617-Mi.17-031.81-07:616.155.1-07
Doctor of Medical Sciences, and IL 1YM-VT:, A. V., Candidate
daic',6A ~cie; Central Institute of Hematology
ces 4ad Blood Transfusion
"Destruction of Erythrocytes After Extensive Burns"
Moscow, Klinicheskaya Meditsinia, No 6,, 1971, pp 44-49
Abstract: Radioactive chromium studies of 23 persons suffering from burns
covering up to 51% or more of the body surface showed that the number of
erythrocytes desrroved during the first 3 days vas directly related to the
extent of the lesiorl. The loss was greatest during the first 24 hours,
after which it gradually decreased. For example, in persons with burns
covering 10 to 20% of the body area, the loss of RBCwaS 8.5% the first
day, 14.832 the first and second days, and 20.66% during the Eirst 3 days
(or 3.5 times more than in the control).: In persons with burns covering
21 to 50% of the body area, the loss of RBC was 4.9 tilx-s more than in
the control. The rate of destruction of* RX in labeled whole blood trans-
fused to six burn patients was found to be the same as~that of, the patients'
own RBC.
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-.ITLE--MINERAL COMPOSITION OF BOTTOM SEDIMENTS FROM THE R014ANCHE TRENCH
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HOR-(02)-SOLOATOVP A.V., MURDMAAV
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;.COUNTRY OF INFO
1970t VOU 10t NR 3t PP 488-495
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!.-.SUBJECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHYr MECli.p IND.r CIVIL AND
~.MAR I NE'-ENGR
.:-TOPIC TAGS--SUBMARINE TRENCHo BEDROCKt OCEAN BOTTOM PHOTOGRAPHYr BOTTOM
SEDIMENTATION# MINERAL/ (U)AKAbEMIK KURTSHATOV'SHIP
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IMINERAL COMPOSITION OF SANDY
-ALEURITIC FRACTIONS OF RECENT CLASTIC IRIFTOGENDUS) SEDIMENTS AND
CONSOLIDATED SEDIMENTS SAMPLED FkOM THE, BOrTO3 nF THE ROMANCHE TRENCH ON
THE IST CRUISE OF THE qtV AKEDEM[K KURCHATOV WAS STUDIED. THE SEDIMENTS
AND BEDROCK FRAGMENTS (ULTRABAS[TEt G4B,BROiDEv, DIABASE) ARE FOUND TO
HAVE SIMICAR 14INERAL COMPOSITION. BASED ON THIS SIMILAkITY" ONE HAVE
EVERY REASnN TO REGARD THE MINERAL COMPLEX OF SEDIMENTS AS THE
DER!VATIVE OF BEDROCK FROM THE SLOPES OF TOE TRENCH: FORMED AS A RESULT
OF THE-IR UNDERWATER DENUDATION AND ACCOMPANIED BY TECTOINIC CRUSHING.
THE SAME MlNF:RAL COMPLEX WAS FOUND IN FRAGMENTS OF 1OLDER CONSOLIDATED
~:SEDIMENTS. THIS FACT MAKES POSSLBLE A SUPPOSITION QF THE LONG EXISTENCE
:IN THE ROMANCHE TRENCH OF SE01MENrATIOWCONDITIONS SIMILAR TO THE RECENT
-ONES. FACILITY: INSTITUT OKEANOLOGII IM. P. P. SHIRSHOVA AN
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..AB~f.,~ALT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SAMPLES OF UNUSUAL INJNFELDSPATHIC
CAN, BE RECIARDED AS
ULTRABASIC EXTRUSIVE ROCKS WHICH IN COMPOSITION
AUGITITES~WERE COLLECTED DURING THE 43D:VOYAGE OF THE PESEARCH VESSEL
VIVITYA'Zt" IN 1968 SOUTH OF THE COOK ISLANDS FRAGMENTS OF AUGITIT[c LAV4S
'S WlTH NUCLEI OF
.CONSTITUTE THE NUCLEI OF MANGANESE NODULES NODULI'.
AUGITITIC LAVAS WERE COLLECTED AT DEPTHS OF 4.5-5 K~ll IN THE Nr-lRTHFr,.N
PART OF THE. SOUTHERN BASIN OF THE PACIFIC OCEAN IN WITH HIG~fLY
DISSECTED HILLY RELIEF OF THE OCEAN FLOOR. THE FRA(l;f4ENTS WERE Ef I-HER 0-114
THE SURFACE OF ZEOLITIC CLAYS OR ON EXPOSED SLOPES AND TOPS OF LOW
SUBMARINE RIDGES, PROBABLY OF VOLCANIC ORIGIN (MINIMUM DEPTH rJVFR. THE
PEAKS 4-4.5 KM). FINDS OF THESE AUGITITIC LAVAS WI:I[E- FCUND HUNORFDS OF
KILOMETERS APART. THE LAVA FRAGMENTS HAVE AN ISOMETRIC AN:;ULAR FORM-,
THEY USUALLY 00 NO-T EXCEED.. 1-5. CMAN. DIAMETER.- SMALL.. FRAGMENTS OF LAVAS
OF AUGITITIC COMPOSITION WERE ENCOUNTERED IN PALAGONITIC TUFFS. THE
:.AUGITITIC, LAVAS HAVE BEEN MODIFIED TO DIFFERENT DEGREES BY SECONDARY
PROCESSES OF UNDERWATER "WEATHERING" AND PALAGONITIZATInN. IN ALL CASES
THEY HAVE A VESICULAR TEXTUREr ALTHOUGH SOME SLAGL[KE FRAGMENTS ARE
FOUND. ROUNDED BUBBLES 1-2 TO 4-6 MM IN DIAMETER CONSTITUTE FROM 10-20
TO 50-60PERCENT OF THE ROCK VOCUME. TO A GREATER OF! LESSER DEGREE THEY
ARE FILLED WITH A MICROAGGREGATE OF ZEOLITES. TRE~AUGITITIC LAVAS
~,CONS][ST PRIMARILY OF TITANOAUGITE WITH A SECONDARY QUANTITY OF
TITANOMA.GNr-TITE AND OLIVINE. THESE ALKALINE AUGITtTlC LAVAS JF
~~UNURWATVR ERUPTICINS.ARE SPATIALLY ASSOCIATED WITH ALKALINE OLIVINE
.8ASALTS*
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USSR UDC 535..34.083,2:538.56
BONDAP,-VSKIY, S. I., MURIN, A. N. , and SERECIN, P. P., Leningrad State
Uni-versity, Department ot Radiocheipistry,: Institute of Semiconductors,
USSR Academy of Sciences
"The Mbssbauer Effect in the Study of the Chemical Effects of Nuclear Trans-
f ormations"
Moscow, Uspe-khi Khimii, Vol XL, No 1, Jam.1971, pp 95-116
Abstract: Up to now, stabilization of recoil atoms has been studied largely
by observing solutions of irradiated samples. While usr--ful in such immediate
practical concerns as isotope enrichment,~this method does nothing to advance
the study of recoil atoms within solid bodies, since no definite conclusions
can be reached an the relative effects exerted by the process of solution.
The authors review important studies touching on this problem written during
the sixties and through 1970; and summarize what is known of the Mbssbauer
effect as the basis for a new method of solid-state res*arch.
A summary of basic facts, definitions and conceptions concerning the "Ibss-
bauer effect is given first. This is followed by the first main section of
in which are considered the effects which X-capture, isomeric
the survey,
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BONDAREVSKIY, S. I., et al., Uspekhi. Khimii, Vol XL, No 1, Jan 1971, pp 95-116
transition. and B-decay have on the forms which stabilization of the Mssbauer
may assume; lifetimes of metastable MUssbauer atoms and stabilization forms
are discussed in detail. The second main section deals with the processes of
energy loss from recoil atoms in solid bodies, here are considered, first, the
application of the "Mbssbauer method" to such energy losses in both metallic
and nonmetallic targets, particularly iron and its compounds, and, second,
present-day concepts of such energy losses. The third section is an analysis
of the present status of the "solid-solution". problem, with stress on the
recent (1969-1970) contributions of Soviet investigators.
The authors conclude that the Mbssbauer (nuclear gamma-resonance) method is
a hig%ly significant new tool for solid-state physics whicli offers the fol-
lowing advantages: 1) unified and exactly reproducible radiation conditions,
not obtainable in solution-based methods, 2) very wide range of observation
temperatures up to about 1,000*K, and 3) observation times ranging from 10-7
dawn to 10-9 sec sufficiently short to avoid the effects of annealing phenomena,
which are often intense at ordinary temperatures. The 151--item bibliography
Includes about 25 works of Soviet origin.
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At3STRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT, BY THE MUESSBAUER METHOD 51*urlY wAS
GARPLIED CUT OF CGNSEQUENCES OF THE 1'-'EAC.TION MGAMMA) IN ~SNO IN THE
CONOLTICNS OF REACTOR IRKADIN. THE RESULTS OF 'THE EXPF. ARE USED IPJ TFIF
DISCUSSICN UF THE MECHANISM OF STABILIZATIUN Of- RECOIL ATOMS IN A SULID.
'11% THE COURSE OF NUCLEAR REACTIGNS CHA94crE-RIZED 13Y A HIGH ENERGY ()~z
RECOIL THE HGESSBAUER METHUG SHOWS THAT A:C(JNS.I0ERA6tf- NO. OF R.FCI)XL
'ATOMS ARE RETAINED IN THE LATTICE POINTS. THIS IS EKPLAINEO BY
OF THE CORKELArioN BETWEEN IMPULSE*AND-THiE:'j~f(ECOIL ENERGY.
!FACILITY: LENINGRAD. GOS. UNIV. IM. ZHDANOVA, LENINGRAD, USSR.
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COUNTRY J F INFO--USSF.
SOURCE--RADIOKHIMlYA 1970, 12(2)r 409-10
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FORMED BY SY!','Cli~CRCYCLOTRIIN 60.1-WARWIC-fiT OF (JAcL SU32 -r4ITH 68o-llc,V P FoR
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USSR me A62-531.7
BONDAREV, Be I., MURIN Be Pe arxi SOLOVIYEVO L. Y-U.
'Me Operational Effectiveness of a System for Suppreaping Coherent Phase
VibratlozW'
Pribory i Tekh Eksper, No 4p 1971, Pp 29-31
Abstract# The authors modeled the longitudinal motion of p-rotons in a linear
accelerator on a computer; they used the Mate-Carlo method to investie;ate
change in the phase volume produced by ez-rors in-prep-aring amd assenbling
the accelerating structure and by fluctuations in the accelerating fields.
They showed that the effective phase volume of a bunch can be decreased~ by
using the system for suppressing the coherent vibrations of particles. Their
results confirmed that such a system can be used in 11knear -proton acceleratovs
to solve at least two problems. The first problem occurs in high-enera
accelerators where in order for the particles to reach a certain enera
(approximtely 100 MeV) the authors suggest convertinjr, to a smaller wave-
length for the accelerating field; In such a case the-auppression system
allowed them to decrease the effective phase width of the bunch at the input
to the short-wave part of the acceleratort to imprvve.the coridAtions for
capture of the particlesp arA to diminish their lossem. The second Mblem

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USSR UDC 539.1:621.3.082
KUROCIMIN, S. S., KISELEV, L. G., and 1. D.
"Vector System of Instruments and Units for Nuclear Electronics"
Tr. Coyuz. NII priborostr. (Transactions of the All-Union Scientific Research
-103 (from Referativnryy
Institute of Iastrument Building) Vyp 18, 19.72, pp 00
Zhurnal - Metrologiya i Izmeritel'naya Tekhnika, No 1, 19:73, Abstract No
1.32.1479)
Translation: The features of the "Vector" system of instruments and units for
nuclear electronics of the third generation,are examined, , High -precision
microcomponents and discrete elements, of precision printed circuitry are the
baais of the "Vector" system. According to the principles of cons t ru ction,
the logic functions, norms for signa1v and junctions of the "Ver-tor" syster. are
similar to the foreign systems CAFAC and 141M, h(wever, the systain. Is designed
on the basis of native standards and completed articles. 'nie features of the
system connected with this and acceptednorms of projection are considered.
The structure of the system and the basic characteristics: of its instruments
and wits are analyzed. (3 illustrations, 10 bibliographic ent-ries, resume)
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MURINA, T. A., CHERENKOVA, L. V., and CHIVELEVA, I. M., Ukhtmskiy Institute
--17o-gy and Leningrad University
of Physio
"Relationship Between the Time of Visual Discrimination in Cats and the
Signal-Noise Ratio"
Moscow, Biofizika, No 4, 1973, pp 766-777
Abstract: Cats were trained to discriminate between a star and a circle
flashed on a screen against a background of noise in the form of var-31-OUS
geometric figures. At a signal noise ratio of 6.5 the cats could not
discriminate between the images when they were exposed for 250 msec.
However, further lowering of the noise level to a signal-noise ratio of
13.did not reduce the critical- time. The curve plotted fromi the experimental
data-prcrved.to.be.exponential. Analysis of'the curve reveals that a healthy
varrequires at least 300 msec to.~discriminate between practically noise-free
4mages, or about the same amount of time~required by mail.
IMF, M

USSR UDC 621-365.82
ALEKSANDROV, V. I., WrRINA, T. M., ZhEKOV, F .I., and TATMINTsEV, V. M.
u3+ H03+ i
P. Crystals of Zircon Dioxide
"Induced Radiation of T J,
-Kratkiye soobshch. po fiz (Brief Communications on Physics), No 2, 1973y
17 21 RZh-Fizika, No 9. Sep 73, AbstraA No 9D726
p
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Translation: The absorption, luminescence and induced ratiation spectra of
two kinds of crystals are studied -- Zr02:Tu3+ 1(1% by weij-,ht), Z:!'02:HO3+ (1%
by we by weight. The wave length of oscillation
ight) both with 20% Er203
for-HO3+ was 2.115 microns, for TU3+ 1.80.6 microns, The lifetime of radia-
tion levels was measured with T--770K and 3000K. It was found that zirconates
3+
activated by Ho3+ and Tu hava oscillation thresholds 1rtermediate between
YAG or MO and glasses. Eleven bibliographic citations. S.A.K.
3

ditional data on the nature of the long-w-we recombination radiation linct
In genmnium, as ifell as to dertermine the binding, onora of Ut excitonc. Some
preliminary findings were published in provious alticle-s. bT tho auth-Orz,
perimants utro pcrfo=-cd on suples of pure n- and p-tyT)e gonmAmm Atli a
total impurity ccmter conc!mtrationon the order of 5.101~~' C111"3. TWO metyw'fls
of excitat-ion wExe twedl viz.
-s n=fiae and volwm. Data were nIrtainal at T
4.21D K in a wide range of excitation level varlaticna shoirlIng i,~ie dependance
of the irtensi-ty of an exciton. Une with a qwmtxm cnaq;y i-j-v/ - 0,713 ev on
the intensity of a bioxciton line with hV 0.708 ev. A qumdratic
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ASNINO V. M., et al., Zhurnal Omparimentdilnoy A. Tooreticheshoy Flziki# Vol
620 Yo-2, Feb 72, PP 737-745,
dependence is observed up to concentrations nb';z~ 3oIO14 cAI-3t whilo at higher
excitation -levels there is a linear depanclence, which can be explained by tile
effect of nonequilibrium phonons produced: Wien tile "citons -u:Q. h3und inio
biexcitons, The energies Eb (dissociation energy of all exciton molecille) and
4 2 ("recoil"energy whicha blexciton receives during pbonon emlasion) Were
found to be 3.6-3-8 Mev and 2.0-2,2 Hey respectively. The eaergy of the
phonon produced'during fornation of the biexc:~ton izi 1.6 hav. The expurirmtal
results prove the bioxciton maturo of thm- 0,708 ov line in tvarnmaniua, Roealyi-
ing the shape of this line. and its energy position, it Is su'lgemted tIUA the:ve
is a:recombination process in which annihilation of one exciton is accomp~mied
A.
by acceleration of another as a whole.
The authors thank L. V. KELDYSH and S. M. RYVKIN ior a. useful discm-snion
of a n=ber of questions touched upon in the article.

USSR UDO 621.38-.5.001.5
YEGOROV, V.S., Candidate Of Technical Sciences; XATr SEVA 1L.K., 0andidato Of
Technical Sciences; MMUNAA M.V., Finginoor;: SHULIIEY8T31IR,: L.F., Caadidat* Of
Toobnical Solences,
'Device ?or Determination Of The Currs~t-Voltsgo 0haracteristic, Or A Photoelectric
Converter'
Elektrotek~aAks,. No 2, Fob 1972, pp 44-46
Abstract: 1-116thode are conoidered for dotermining the reverse saturation current
10 and the parameter A in the wor'king regibii of the o%%rrwA-voItags charaoteris-
tic of silicon photoelectric anargy converters. The prIviciplea of operation and
the unite of a functional scheme are described. The achd-ua contains a logarith-
mic amplifier, storage devices, division unit, selectiva oella, converter of log
Id into 10, digital. presentation unit, and aL cormutator. The davico develoned
makes it possible to determine hhe parameters A and Io aV photoelectric agrivert-
are witj~ an aroa from I to 4 cm in. the intervals A 1 1 10-
1, .. 10-'t a. The measurament error ja not more. than percent and tho Meaourement
time does not exceed 10 sac. 4 fig. 4 refol

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"ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, AN EXPTL. STUDY 4AS 14ADE OF THE
EKSSION FROM, PARAMETRICALLY EXCITED,VOL* AND SURFACE MA~NETOSTATIC
6AVES FOR TANGENTIALLY 14AGNETIZED 'SINGLE CRYSTAL DISKS OF FERRITES
OURING P ARALLEL PU'-IPING. THE THRESHOLD. CURVES AND .'THE EMISSION Z0,111~$,
ARE SHOWN, GRAPHICALLY. THE SURFACE WAVES ARE UNSTARLE OVER A WIDE qANGE
L-NET W4VES TAKES PLACE IN A
OF MAY t IZING FIELDS. THE EMISSION OF: THE VOL.
:~:.FIXED, NAGNETIZ ING F TELD (VERY NARROW EMI SSI ON ~ BAND) .: AN ANAL. or- THE
NO
,__ZEPENDENCE OF THE EMISSION POWER ON THE PUMPING POWER I ICATES THAT THE
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2,4,WNTRY OF INFO_-USSR
PSR ZINAT. AKAD. VESTIS, Fil. TEH. ZINAT. SER. 1970, 11),
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AREAS--CHEMISTRY9 PHYSICS
-,."TOPIC TAGS--ELECTRON SPECTRUM, PHOTOSENSITIVITY, AMINE* AROMATIC KETONE,
BENZENE DERIVATIVE, ORGANIC SULFUR COMPOUNDc GOLO COMPOUNDe
~:-_-:~PHOTOELECTRIC PROPERTYr VIBRATION SPECTRUM
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ABST,RACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ELECTRONIC AND VIBRATIONAL
ABSORPTION SPECTRA OF THE 2 ISOSTRUCTURAL AMINOINOENES
-~,.-73tPHENYLAMlNOt2'PHE-NYLINDENtliONE (R-O) AND
(R-S) IN SOLID STAr- AND IN SOLN.
INVESTIGATED. THE ENERGY OF INTRAMOL. H SCIND HAS BEEN
..HAVE BEEN
EVALUATED: FOR (R-O) THE VALUE OF.DELTAH EQUALS 2,66 CAL-MOLct FOR
:~~-(R-012.42 CAL-MOLE. SOME PHOTOELEC. PROPERTIES OF THIN LAYER SYSTEMS
_~~AU-(R-01'-AU AND AU-(R-S)-AU HAVE BEEN INVESTIGATED., THE
PHOTOSENSITIVITY OF (R-S) EXCEEDS THAT OF(R-O) BY 2-3 ORDERS. POSSIBLE
.~'."..".INFLUENCE OF-THE SUBSTITUTED ATOMS IN ISOSTRUCTURAL,COMPOS. ON THEIR
~`-'PHUTCSENSITIVITY HAS BEEN SUGGESTED*
FACILITY: FIZ.-ENERG.
_,.:INST.p- RIGAv USSR*
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Leningrad, Optiko-Mekhanicheskaya PTomyshlennost', No 1, Jan ?2,, pp 21-24
Abstracts The method of reverse 2ight diffusion vith a User olgml is ussd
for studying atmosphere trartsp=ency and the atructure of atimripheric faima-
tions. In this paperp an analysis is =de of the Influence of the component of
error in determination of the diffusion Index,, which originates as a result of
the action of noise upon the circuit that processes the mign~d. of reverse
Ught diffusion. The algerithm of signal procesuing is cozpIled for obtaiming
a quasi-optimal evaluation of the diffusion index. Valw9s of displacement
and dispersion of the quasi-optiml evaluation azu fowd, and the degree of
~olosenezs of the quasi-optizal evaluation to the optJzal one Is determined.
An expression is obtainedg which Links the -relativo arror to the signal-to-
noise ratio in the processing ci=ult,. One -figuxeg 3 references.

tw tWC 621-039.5/6
MAWKIY, A. I., YUROVA, L. H. j BOBROVt S. B., MUROGOV, Y. Me, TOCIENYY,
Le Vey TROYANOV p Me F.9 and SHHFUV, A* Me
"Improving the Physical Characteristics of Fast Plutonium.Reactors by
233
Using U and Thorium"
Moscow, Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 30v No 60 Jun 71, pp 1191-498
Abstracto Investigations carried out on the physics of fai5t reactors,
both in the USSR and abroad, have shown the require:ierits for a high breeding
time and safety guarantee may be contradictory. Thim article seeks to find
ways for resolving these contradictions'.
The authors first discuss the basic physical characteristics of fast
reactors using a mixed fuel by equalizing the.field " heat release. Com-
putations showed that in a fast reactor using a mIxed fuel.composed of
jj233 and plutonium the radial coefficient of inbalance can bo reduced, the
breedin6 ratio increases significantlys. and theAoubling time le improved.
Table I compares the chaxacteristic of different tyrder. of high-power fast
reactors.
The authors then discuss changing the profile of the beat release
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1EYPUNSKIY, A. I., et al., Atomnaya Energiya, Vol 30# No 6, Jun 71, pp 491-498
field during the operating period of a high-power fasl; reactor using a mixed
fuel and give Figure I as illustration. They then discuss cl=ge in the
reactance during the same period for such a reautor, J=sing Figures 2, 3,
and 4 for graphic visualization. Finally, they discups the Doppler arA
sodium coefficients of reactance In such a. reactor anA use Figure 5 and
Table 2 to clarify the discussions. Based on their rosearch the authors
claim that the possibility does exist for increasing the powlar-r strength amd
breeding time of the fuel with the sinultaneous assumice of safety for a
fast reactor using a sodium heat carridrf this is poe4lble by- using
U233 and thorium in conjunction with U~38 and plutoni.um in.high-power fast
reactors.
The article contains 5 figures,:2 tablesp and,a bibliography of
15 titles.
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USSR UDC 621.039
BOBROV, S. B. , ~MROGO TOCHEM, L. V. and SHKELEV, A. N.
~"High-Power Fast Reactor With a Stable Heat Release Field Throughout a Run't
-V-sb. Fiz. yadern. reaktorov (Physics of Nuclear Reactors -- Collection of Works),
No. 2,:Moscow, Atomizdat, 1970, pp 129-135 (from RZh-Fizika, No 4, Apr 71,
Abstract No 4V535)
Translation: Computational studies of a fast power reactor with an electr,-'c pc'~Ier
of 1000 Mw with Na coolant in which radial balancing of the heat release fleld is
achieved by the use of different types 6f fuel in the core are presented: in the
3
inner portion PUO'-)-UO2 with an average density of 8 g/c'm and in the outer por.-
tion the allvj Pu-U-Zr (12%) with. a Pu-U density of 15.1 g/ M... 3. The calculations
were made with the 18-.PZ-4-B vr0X-r&II considering the change in the isctcTe co-mpc-
sition with time. The results show that fuel productivity J,=)roves In thi's
reactor as compared with a purely oxide version (the atterage conversion coeffi-
cient in the core is and the change in reactivity~bver the run also decreases
(by a factor of 4) and does. not exceed O.A.: The coefficient of noruniformity
and the heat release profile throughoutothe run are almost constant and less in
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129-135
P
P
absolute value than for the purely oxide version. It is also sho,,m that -.,naximum
burn-up achievable simultaneously for both forms of fuel for oxide and --65%
ic fuel) corresponds to the permisslble,burni-ag depths, so that a
formetall
simple method of simultaneous recharging of the entire ~r-ore can be applied for
this reactor. V. P. Demin.
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UDC,621.039
BUERCLV.S. S HMGOV~ V. TOCHENYT L.-V.,.a=icSIDMILEV, A. N.
llrammtbiltpy~- oE the- Stabl-lization: of thP_:He*t7RdIiias:e;FieId in Fast Power
Regatm:9- aparating, i= az MI 4- FueL Cycle'-!
W sb~_ yisde-r=.- reaktorav (Physics of Ndcldar::RdactQrs Collection of
warkay,, Nix 2~, Moscow., Atomizdat, 1970, pp! 121-4Z6i ".(f ratu RZh-Fizika, No 4,
A~gc 7..1,, Abj~ct- Ma. 4.V536)
The~- phys-ital'. characteristics are:calcula-ted for a fast reactor
tdi !~T optin-al with- respeg to breeding, with a heat rapacity of 2500 NZhi on
zixed_' fuel_ (U233, pu.239-5 U2 8, Th) and profiling-of the heat release field by
developing zones.of different enrichment~with the preservation of a fixed
amounz- o:E fuel, by volinm~ in the core. Calculations of.,the heat release field
were made for reactors of the BN-1000 type iti zonts of different enrichment,
tak�ag. into- consideration . changes in - the: isotape,~co=posltion of the f uel and
dftmgm izr- tlm~ neutrorr spectrum and f lux- during th;e-;xun;:(witb the 18-RZ-4-B
V=W=).. It-was.: founxl,-. that balancing of-. the4heat., aelease w1 th a change in
enrlfi:hment of the- mimA- f uel. makes it, possible L-tcr, ~:reducm_ the radial coef -
fibat t: cLE nonuniforzity: (f rom 1. 8, to 1.2), Adcrease it1w. breeding coef f icient

HaBROV, .5. R., er a1v Fiz. yadern. reaktorov (Physics of Nuclear Reactors
Callectim of-Woxks),.No-2', Moscow, Atomizdat,:.1970, pp.~121-128 (from RZh-
Fizika, No 4, Apr 71,.Abstract No 4V536)
(fr= L 3 to L5), and-also to reduce the doul~ling time!(from 11-12 to n'7
years).. The change.in.the.heat release profile in the course of a run of a
:fast react=- arr mixed- fu-I is determined bry the-relatiDnship of the zone
breed-ing -coefficients.- and- the difference in the:fl"ionl~cross sections of
burned- and- accumulated. isotopes. V. P. Deminz

77. 7
USSR UDC: 621. 396.6 624.97tO68.8)
7:
SOKOLOV, A. Ye., USANOV, A. P., SHAPIRO, A. Z., D'YACIMOV, V. K. , MYAMIN,
V. Ya. , ~WIOKH, G. L., NARYSRKOV, V. M.
"A Device for Suspending the Radiating Element of Rotating Antennes"
USSR Author's Certificate No 262198, filed 20'May 68, published 3 Jun 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 11, Nov 70, Abstract No 11B77 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for suspending
the radiating element of rotating antennas. The device contains a girder
designed for fastening the radiating element, this girder being fastened to
the reflector or antenna array by rod suDr-orts equipped witli hinges. In
order to reduce the effect which deformations of the elastic elements have
an the electrical parameters of the antenna, the girder is connected to the
rod supports through bearings, and to the reflector or eiitenna array through
guys, the lines whi"ch connect the points of fastening of these
guys to the reflector or antenna array and to the girder forming a parallelo-
gram. Two illustrations. ReSUM4.
15

t
USSR mx 621.396.67:024-074
SOKOLOV 1Y
A. Ye., WMV,, A. P. SHAPIRO., A. Z..,.~L MEN,, V., K., VMMNf V. A.
KMOM G. L , NARYSHKOV, V. M.
"A Device for Suspension of the Primary Radiating Element of Rotatinr, Antenzas"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tolrarnrje Znaki,, n 6,
19705 p41., patent No 262198, filed 20 May 68
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for suspension of the
primary radiating element of a rotating antenna. The unit contains a girde
designed for holding the radiating element. This girder is fastened to the
reflector or antenn array by mans of rod supports equipped with hingeu. As
distinguishimg feature of the patent, the effect which deformations of the elastic
elei*nts in the device have on the electrical properties of the antenna is reduced
:by co=ecting the girder to the rod supports by means of bearinga, and conzecting
it to the reflector or antenna array by means of additional guys, Me connection
lines,of the points of fastening of the guys to the reflector or antenna army amd.
to the girder form parallelograms.
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-112 UNCLASSMED'' PAO'CEStING DATE--020CT70
006
~'.JJTLE-DEVELOPMENT OF OCEANOGRAPHIC INVESTIGATIONS IN THE USSR -U-
AUTHOR--MUROaL�kV, A. M. A
Al
;,?,,..C0UNTRY OF INFO--USSR'
..~.SOURCE--~IE,TEORGLOGIYA,GIDIIOLOGIYAj 19701, NR 49 PP 102-t11
%,~DATE PUHLISHED ----- -70
,7,.SUBJECT AREAS--EART[I SCIFINCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
TAGS--OCEANOGRAPHIC It AND 0, OCEAMOGRAPHIC DATA, OCEANOGRAPHY
r
L F S TI C T I f.~" I S
PROXY RFEL/FRAME--1967/1020 2)
STEP
c i IR cC-C Es I 1*1:1-AP0104/1 I

oza PR'Or SStNG UA,rE--13NOV,
Si'FIED.
UNCLAD
",~31T.LE-ELIMUNATING DEFICIE,',ICES UN SHRPS 62. EQUIPMENT -U-
B.V.
~CCUNTAY OF INFO-USSR
OURCE-MOSCOW, AVTG,", IKA AELEMEKHANIKA I SVYA-7 vN 02v 1970v PP 27-Z8
-~IOATE PUBLISHED ------- YO
SUBJECT A.,%EAS---.lAV IGATIO,"i
TONC TA(.jS--RA6[0 E,)Ulf"Ekil, RAWO i; CNMU NC A T10N SYSTE14, 5-(:-:,kllC0N0UC TOR
kF-LIA)3"LlTY/(U)5HkpS 62'' "010 EvUlPMENT
DIODE t ELECTRONIC ClkGUIT,
CGf4l'POL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
010CUMENT CLASS-WNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-3005/0600 STEP N 1) - - UR 022 3 f 70 00 0 0 20 D 2 70 0 2 8
CIRC ACCESSION !40--AP0132'160
UN C LA s S I
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2 028 U%CLASS[ FIED: ij?R,0(:ESST114G DATE--- 13MOV7 0
C IRC ACCESSIWI NO--AP0132760
:A.BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. EL I M I NAT I ON OF 11111TERFfERENCH IN THE
SHRPS62 RADIO EQUIPiMIENT IS D E S CK I B E D .. THIS EwUIPll*il:P,,TiS6 7- 1 N;G 1. J S E 0 AT
DISTI ICT OF THE TRAMi R AD 10 CO' MUN I CA T'l OM1T -,,, IJ R KTH E
THE KIROVSK
I DI DIES ANIJ CHANGING TH
MODIFICATION INCLUOES ELIMINATIUN OF CERTAlill 0 E
OPERATION
CONNECTIONS IN THE CIRCUIT. THE 140DIFICATIONS IMP" OVEO rl
AM D RELIABILITY OF THE EQUIPIMENT.
UNCLASSIFUH)
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USSR UDC 631-42:546.18
KIROWSEV, G, S,. and UGODIM, T. S., All-Union Institute of Agricultural
Microbiology
"Isolation of Soil Microorganisms That Mobilize OrBanophosphorus Compounds"
Moscow, Doklady Vsesoyuznoy Akademii Sellskokhozylaystrernnykh Kauk-, No 5,
1973, PP 9-11
Abstract: A direct method is proposed for isolating microorganisms that dis-
solve phytin, a soil organophosphate. The microorCanisms are isolated on a
medium-containing 1 liter of tan water, 10 g-of glucose, I g of a6par-agine,
0.2 9 Of W04, 0.2 g of K2S041 20 g of agar, and 0.021A corn extract. Phytin
Is added to the medium, which is plated on agar and then inci*ated for 48 hollrs
at 370- Clear zones appear around some colonips, an indication that phytin has
been dissolved.

---'USSR UDC 63:576.8
~"SEV a G. S., DERZHINSKIY, A. R., KURAKHTANOVA, T. I., DUBOVAYA, L. P.,
and.RWAKOV.-O. L., All Union Scientific Research Institute of ?hytopathology,
Bol'shiye Vyazemy, Moscow Oblast
"Deep Cultivation and Antibiotic Activity of the Mycoparasite Darluca filum"
Moscow, Sel'skokhozyaystvennaya Biologiya, Vol 5, No 4, 1970, pp 579-582
Abstract: When grown in deep culture, the imperfect fungus Darluca filum
(Biv-Bern) Cast., a hyperparasite of rust fungi, zan synthesize at least four
intracellular fxingicidal antibiotics. The fungus grows:an solid and liquid
media with certain combinations of nitrogen and carbon sources, the most favor-
able being those with soybean meal (or corn extract), and glucose starch. In
deep culture, D. filum synthesizes antibiotics that suppi-ess, the growth of
yeasts and mycelial fungi of the genera Alternaria, Heauveria, 11ocrytis,
Caphalosporium, CladoBporiuin, Cryptocnccua, Endothia, Fuoariurt, Gliocladiwit,
Hansenula, Helminthosporium, Kabatiella, Nonilla, ltematoi5pora, Neurospora,
Oospora, Penicillium, Pestalotia, Piricularia, Pichia, llullul4irla, RhizupuG,
Trichoderma, Verticillium, Torulaspora, Schwanitiowyces, Debarymayces, Endo-
myces, Candida, and Saccharomyces. Hedia:containing g1ticose and peptone or
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urc: 669. 15 -155:62o - rt3 i62
USSR
V. 11.
GOVOIROV, A. A., REPUM, L. D., and
T-
"Influence of ~ ~n TE,-~.-,dcning, on the Wear-,-;asistance of ,-ptL-3OnGT Nitrocemented
Steel"
:~o 6, 1970, pp 1-17-119
Izv. VUZ, Cherna,~-a 'Metallurgi,-,
Abstract: Ball worl,.,n,- LIOCC-Mlellit,-7-d SIC, A el wider a -jres-
of nitr
fr
sure of 75-200 k9, increases wear resis an-,-- uader conditionS of dT-Y r0
stmcutre., his treabrsnt de~--~!ases
tion. if there eare 2-arge carbomitrides in the t
vear re i 'Roughness of the surfar-e is significantl~y improved by this
s~ st,---ce.
atment. Five illustlutions; four.biblio. refs
t
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kdr.ESSING DATE--
1/2 042 UNCLASStFrEb' 04DECTO
-T.ITLE--EFFE-CT OF INTENSIVE NOISE AND, NEUROPSYCHIC TENSION ON THE LEVEL OF
ARYERIAL PRESSURE AND EXTENT OF HYPERTENSOE VASCULAR DISEASE -U-
-A_UTHQR-(0.2)-SHATALOVt NoNalp MUROVI M*A*
~_COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
MEDITSINAt 19701 NR13t. PP 70-73
'70
-'0ATE PUBLISHED -------
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
JQPIC TAGS--ACOUSTIC NOISE, NEUROPSYCHIATRYY PRESSUREj BLOOD PRESSUPE,
mYPERTENSION
X(MROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/1375 STEP NO--UR10497/70/000/003/0070/0073
.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136731

F
2/2 042 UINCLASSITTE0 PROOESSENG DATE-04DEC70
7-CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0136731
AS5TPACT/_EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THREE GROUPS 01: PERSONS SUBJECTE9
EITHER TO, KIG4 INTE-USITY NOISE tk275 MACHINISTSIt OR; Tt-l NEURGPSYCHIC
(339 ENGINE TC~STING MECHANICS)
TENSION (1172 SCIENTISTS), OR ro BoTH
WERE STUDIED TO ESTABLISH THE EFFECT OF EITHER OR 60~tli W- THE Ai OV
FACTORS ON THE STATE OF ARTERIAL PRESSURE.' THE STUCY SHOWED THAT IN
PERSONS WORKING UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF.-NOISE OR TENSION THE LEVEL OF
:THE ARTERIAL PRESSURE AND INCIDENCE OF HYPERTENSIVE DISFASE RISE. THE
EXTENT OF HYPERTENSIVE VASCULAR DISEASE,IN WORKERS OF SO CALLED "NOISY
IS SIMILAR TO THAT OF SCIENTISTS OF SIMILAR AGE GROUPS.
THE COMBINED EFFECT OF NOISE AND NEUROPSYCHIC TENSION PROYED TO BE
GREATER THAN THAT OF INDIVIDUAL FACTORS, LINCREASTNG~VHE INCIOENCE OF
HYPERTEXSIVE VASCULAR DISEASE CONSIDERAOLY. THE DATA OBTAINED AS A
RESULT OF OBSERVATION OF THE ABOVE THREE GROUPS WERI-:: COtAPARE0 WITH THE
DATA RECEIVED FOR A CONTROL GROUPs I.Eaw A GROUP QF;:LAl36RiXTORY WORKERS
AND OTHER SKILLED WORKERS NOT SUBJECTEO. TO EITHER NOISE OR NEUROPSYCHIC
~:_'TENSION#: THE RESULTS OF SUCH COMPARISON-v PRESENTED: IN TABULAII FO-Rmv
.,__.`l_N0ICATE THAT FOR BOTH MALES AND FEMALES, OF! ALL AQE~ GROUPSt THE ARTERIAL
~~-_."PRESSURE AUD THE 1PICIDENCE OF -HYPE-Ft TENSI VE DISEASE WAS LOWER IN THE
THAN IN ANY OF.THE ABOVE THREE- GROUPS:*
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OZL UNCLASSIFIED PROGESSLNG OATE--040EC70
...T,tTLE--USE OF AN INO-l.,ATOR METHOG FOR, OETEAmINING THE DEPTH OF DIFF-USION
OF INORGANIC ACIDS IN POLYMER FILMS -U-
AlU.THQR-t03)-MUROVt V*A., SHEVCHENKOP A.A.t KLINOVI I.YA,
,- C.0UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
'_S:0URCE--LAKOKRASOCH. MATER. IKH PRIMEN. L970i (2)1 62-4
DATE- PUBL ISHED ------- 70
~_~SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
..~.TOPIC TAGS--PLASTIC FILMI DYEt CHEMICAL INDICATORY EPOXY RESIN, FLU10
SULFURIC ACIDt NITRIC ACID# HYDROCHLORIC ACI0_'-!l,U)E05 EPOXY
RES 1h
-:.C ONTROL MARIKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.~PROXY FICHE NO ---- F070/605012/1307 STEP NO--Ull/0-303171).tl,)00/01)2/0062/006,,t
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0140246
-UNCLASSIFIEo

:2/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
C IRC. ACCESSION NO--AP0140246
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TROPEOL[N 00 OR METHYL RED DYES
WERE ADDED TO LIG. EPOXY RESIN ED-5 IN ALC. OR ACETONE SOLN. THE A00N.
OF POLYETHYLENE POLYAMINE (A AHRDENER) TO THE SOLN:.,j AND DRYING ON GALSS
SLIDES GAVE FILMS. THE DIFFUSION RATES OF HCL, MHO SUB31 OR H SUB21- $0
-SOLNS. IN-10 THE FILMS WERE DE'FD. IN,20-70DEGREES INTERVAL BY THE
J
B4
IMMERSION OF THE FILMS IN SOLNS. OF VARIOUS CONCNS. FOR A KNOWN r1ME,
MAKING MICRDTOME SLICES PARALLEL TO THE SURFAC., AN-) DETG. THEIR COLOR
~:,.,-,.i~~UNOER A-'-M[(:ROSCOPE. THE 01 FFUS ION GF H SU112 -SO SUB4 AND HC L SOLNS . INTO
-flUT THE DIFFUSION OF HNO SU83 IS NOr DUE TO THE
ED., IS LINEAR#
:,DIEGRADATrON OF THE POLYMER.
UNCLASSIFIED-

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USSR UDC 620.17:669.14.018.44-621.78.061
RO
KINKOVA, R. S." MU and:MARIMER, E. N., All-Union Scientific
-~!LAM, UA
Research Institute of Electric Heating equipment
"Properties of Heat-Resistant Steels After Vacuum Heat Treatment"
Moscow, Metallovedeniya i Termicheskaya.0br'abatka Metallov,. No 1, Jan 73,
pp 62-65,
Abstract: The effect of vacuum heat treatment on 2Khl3, 11MIL and E1893
heat-resisting alloys was investigated with the alloys heaued at different
temperatures for different time intervals and at pressures of 10-2 and 10-3
mm Rg. After heat treatment the otample8 were checked for cliange of purity
class, presence of an oxide film, wicros true ture, and depth, of defective
layer. Mechanical properties were also determined. loinc sampl.e3 were beat-
treated in argon and nitrogen. IL was found that vacuum heating at that
mentioned pressures does not change the microrelief of: the surface and
provides the required surface finish (class 7). Heating and cooling -it a
high temperature provides a bright surface. A.-fter heating and hardening,
the deptii of the surface layer depleted by alloying elemenu Is less than
or equal to 50-60 microns. Heating at a pressure of 10-3 min lig In mo&!s
of tempering and aging does not cause additional change in the surface con-
dition and the formation of a depleted layer. The ttudy of mechanical

Is- Il 73
OP
ZVTE= OF A FILUR ON T11E SMENM" WARACTFUtSTICIo J)F Tfftf"!~-, PoLyhrX,
(Article, t., 1. VoittoWrov.-V. Lentzgrad
-J.
fftch~znlcs 1"etitutc: Utd, ?4~~_hMniM PCILMCrOV, 19?3, submitted
16 Rovember 197L. VP 97-1011
A atudr 4"
._winmifi :iuiiActerlitics Of jolymers- T!w oermstructurat
otmusom accerrim t~t toelposits. d1irl"n its canitealijt
are taken into account ~ Vle relations am pragented which
de(L." the strewith ~Lf th- ftl1ed pal~v 49 a fu=tiuA o4
the pare~iltm=c content of filler. DurinA the process of
snolyzLnr. t1sm thermncructural stresses. ttm snftlyti,tal
rttattom unit obtained for ritt coefficient of l1near expansion
of the co posits, can-t1derinn the %%flittural-AilLttit-Ut ten of
Xto cor4=catn. - the q&&lc-4lit*d valumi4ie -presented for the
strength and thormst~iuctural stresses Car Ca*"xLt4*.V1t1_
different. tiller to"trox. Tbe theoretical 4eUrLtipr-o1_.tb*
mtrcvtrtLh_zf Mled ralymers It ccpnrcd 4iih the Pretented
experlmeatitl st-AdLes of t1m compositeR ba*ed act epoxy resin
filled -ith pwdered quartz. More are three 111.6tTatimm
and At ten-ancty hibliagraphy.
The prol,Lem -of.. discmvering~ the cmitritution -of a filler to the stranp
of 6 coespol.1tv ftet"isl pj4VjL an important role In the prob]
eemaecte4 with studyLnz the effect of the filler on the properties of the
in reference 111, 0 study was .6de of vartaus theories of the strtngthcnimr~,
effect q( (Liters. ht the sarA tiroi, it is imposathle not to anree-ith t%.m
opinion of the authors 111, who considered that the tem "stranittbeziug" in
esp*,litnitly us"I when chatectexistnR the specific praptrty of th* River, filler-
binder ratio. Actually. *6 in demnstrated Jim [3). the savm fillew with dif-
forent ratio to the btndrr can "streopthen" or 'weaken" certain torpositian
characteristic3.
For wateTiods rclaf6rced with fiberglasev the sathmmistical apparatAls two
beem dcv*lop*4 which perialts determination of their mechanical properties by
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the coeponent propertivi. An estimate of the contribution in the rr"erties
of t1u, cnmpoollol mt~rill 1"Y the oloperse filler. such an 1-44r,d quartz has
b4vically be" =dc axpmri~vutally (2-41.
Itt this paper an effort flag hetlik made to diftcover the mrchamism, of th*
ii;~rAtloo of filled ptil ~.ra undar tonat-iii. in order to solve the stated
problem. the approach developed a" applted to the determination of ti-,e tensile
Strefleth Of LhO fiberglass lel"forced polymers normal to the fibers In used.
the justifiability of thin approach can tit txpLaioed by the LdontAty of tb,e
stressed states or the compared materials anJ the contribution of the filter
and rainforclito to tha strearth characteristics of the composite moterials.
T1*4 trcogth of the Composite materials mat be estimated considering
thT ~Itr"-Zez, =rizi= AS= IMF, UitxL* "ntifnrt.., - ~hlth are bartextty thisr-k~-
~trvctvrfid 151. The probipm or the thrraostiru-.tural stresses. that in. the
stresses arl.inp. as a renult of a difference In tit& comiftcivitts of lineA--
expAn-lon of the filler 4-1 the binder on of LIM zzml,~aitLal ~t"Lsl
fr;jo the coancolint teri,craiturs! Le tile, ze-ti- tcmucratr. 94w f:~jrf-_--_----4
r1actici found reflection In references tb-6).
.
In th& Filven paper. nn oqtj-~.te is zcado of the imitnitudir of ths therma-
StVtwtursl -trelvors as a function of the percenta8a content of filler and
~A binder, and tti*'-r Cfect 'M the ztrcnuth of the ttenjealtlon
materials Is determined.

to tho mathematical vaideL (Fir
gure 11 *d"ted 'in this paptir., the asawk0tian.
Is wade, of regulArit7 at the fiYA test of arritalement at the fLUer part1clas.
It to based ea analyzing the photogisphs at the microsections, for exatimple.
in w Am the Lnuirmiticatat dirrere"ce in characteristics for rerour and
04 arbltrai:7 Arrangement of that viijotercirm fib=** In the flbert2ase t6j~
r

01

Fliture 1. Adopted scheme for
the filler particle 4Lstribution
to the binder.

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USSR uir 661-185-1
ASHIM7, M. A., SADYKH-MMI So T., and AKEU*;DOV, G. G.,
Sumgait Branch MhT, Acad. Be:., AzerbSSR
"Study of the Utilization of Biodegradable:Alkylarylsulfonate IMW-q as an
Emulsifier During Production: of Butadiene-nitrile Rubber"
Baku, Azerbaydzhanskiy Rhimicheskiy Zhurnal, No 1 (73)P11971, pp 64-66
Abstract: The copolyrierizatiaa of butadiene and acrylo-nitrile -stu,4iod as
a function of the amount of a new biodegradable emult3ifier llffW-9 iis6d and
of the reaction ti=. II&W-9 is the sodium salt of a mixture of 75-76% of'
mono-, 15-181 of the di- and 4-10,t of the trialkylaranevulfonic acids obtained
by alkylation of benzene vita. nozriml- CK -olefines containing 6-14 carboll atoms
in presence of AlCl, or 11~SO4-. Increasing the amount or I14XhP-9 from 2.2 parts
by veight-hr to 3.8 and. 4.2 results in 82j, 77, and 65% CoPol!ni,,erization in 8 hrs
respectively. However, the latr--,c obtained with the lowest le~~rel of INKhP-9 is
not &.able - The higher concentrations of, INKhF-q give: IL suf fteiently rapid
process and P_ stable lattex produat which compjres falror~bly vith the coiner-
cially produced rubber SICT-26ft.

WNIC L A S S I F I E D: 4
2 Ot6 rESSrN-G )ArE--27N0V70
p
-..,TITLE--USE OF BORON, ZINCp MANGANESE, AND MOLYBDENUM 1FERT[LIZERS UNDER
RR I GATED SUGAR BEETS ON DARK CHESTNUT SOILS OF SAk~i%TOV ZAVOLZHE -U-
ITr- AUTHbR-(02)-CHUB, M.P.p MURSANOVir V.P.
NTRY OF INFO--USSR
URCE--AGROKHIMIYA 1970p (2), 111-17
-oAT EPUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--AGRICULTUREP BIOLOGICAL AND 14EDICAL
SCIENCES
::TOPIC TAGS--VEGETABLE CROP? SUCROSE, MINERAL FERTILIZER, BORON, ZINC,
MOLYBDENUMt AGRICULTURE~ CROP~YIELO
-_CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-JPROXY REEL/FRAME--3006/0510 STEP tNt')--UR/0485/70/OOG/002/0111/0117
CTRC ACCESSION NO--AP0134278
A:
1-

..............
212 016 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING, 0ATE-271NOV70
--AP0134278
CIRC ACCESSION NO
~.-OSTRACWEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE LA14GEST OFFT AND SUGAR YIELDS
-TER N AN D
W E R -E OBTAINED A FZ 3 FEPLTILIZING. THE APPLICAT10-N OF 131
MN, AND
Z4 DECREASES THE CONTENT OF NCINALRUMIM-N IN THE BEETS. FACILITY:
YUGO-V0ST0KA,.SARATGVt
NAUCH.-ISSLED. INST. SEL. KHOZ.
OSSR.

USSR UDC 621.374.324:621.382.32
n., and Ugry-%=ov, Ye. P.~
1MRSAYEV, A.
"Analogue Store Using MIS Transistors"
sb. Elekt-ronuaya tekhnika v avtomatike (Electronics Techniques In Auto-
mation--Collection Of Works), Moscow, Izd-vo "Sovetskoye Radio," No 2, 1971,
pp 27-34
Abstract: An analogue store is described in which an increase of the precision
and -the itorega time of voltage in the capacity is sttOinad by the use of metal-
insulator-semiconductor (M18) transistors.. 11be procesoos of recording and stor-
age of the voltage era analyzed,.with the form of the current-voltage character-
istics of M transistors and their parameters taken into account. The results
are presented of an experimental check of an analogue store using MIS transistors.
Functional and detailed circuits are shown of a cloted store. Almost all the
indices of the circuit described exceed data known fron the literature. All the
elements of the circuit -with the exception of the store capacity can be fulfilled
in an inteVmted version*
I

----------
UDC 681.325.65
USSR
IMRSAYEV. AM., UGRW.IOV. Ye.P.
Transistor Switch"
USSR Author's Certificate No. 271570, Field 28/04/69, Published 15/09/70 (Trans-
lated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Avtomatika, Telemekhaaika 1. Vychialitel'naya Tekh-
nika, -No. 4, 1971, Abstract No. 0180P).
Translation: Transistor switch dynamic control circuits ia which the source of the
control signal contains a transformer are known. However, circuits with transformers
cannot be made as integrated circuits. The purpose of this suggestion is to elimin-
late this shortcoming. The transistor switch,,suggested differs from known switches
in that the dynamic control unit contains a periodic IIF voltage generator controlled
by an~internal signal with a paraphase output,.to which the,control electrodes of the
switch transistors are connected through a rect,ifter and filter. 3 figs.
23
MW

USSR UDC 548.535
LERMAN, R. M.t NTICANOROVt H. A., and
Inetitute of Physics of Ketals, Academy of
MOSTYNTSEV, K.
Sciences USSR
"Influence of Plastic Deformation and Alloying With Slight
Amounts of Interatitial,Elements on Decomposition of the Meta-
stable f3 Phase in TC6 Alloy"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika MetaLlov i MetalLovedeniye, Vol 3L, No 3,
Mar,.71, pp 626-633
Abotract: Electron microscopy and determination of the mechanical
properties are used to Study TS6 alloy with various contents of
interstitial impurities in variouj initital ditates. It is de-
Monstrated that after rolling and aging, the alloy reaches its
maximum strength properties ivith bTiefer aging and considerably
smaller dimensions of &.phase segregations than efter ordinary
aging. The density of residual dislocations Ln the alloy follow-
ing rolling and aging isistill near the density of dislocations
in,the deformed state with these types of treatment. With low

USSR
tXRINMM, R. M., et al., Fizika Hetallov i Hq:tallove_deniye,
Vol 3L, No 3, Mar 71, pp 626-633
degrees of deformation, a high combination ol-' mechanical pro-
perties can be achieved only in the case of L-^Iia initial poly-
gonized state. The influence of an increased content of iiater-
stitial impurities with rolling and:aging onitheikineticsof
detomposition of the P phase is:significantly weaker than in
e of ordinary aging.
the cas
2/2

TO H MC 613-2-95
PUSHYAMAO Z. V. 1, S-12-30ARVA, L. A.
f"Synthesis anft Use of O_Cyanoothyl Derivatives of C~u:bawlo ar.,6, Sone of Thoir
Conversion Products"
3b. naueb. tr~ po khizii Sv*z-al. in-t. nar. kh-va (0011a ctioa of Scientific
Works,-on Chazistny of Sve-qUovsk Institute of tVD Hationlo, e-onany) Sverd-
lovsks, 19?lp pp.74-79 (fron RZh-Mamiya, 1,10 13, 10 Jul 7?1 Abstxact No 131,74,99
-by K. B. Vsevolozbsikaya)
Iranslationt q-C-yw-io-_Ahy, 1cu,:hazo1.e (1) Its. nitro and Ewino dr-rivatives, a~~;
well as theiz convcmlon p:.-,-_ucts t-ossens ftingicidal proptiitier., Saponifl~-a-
tion of I in. a mixture of a 20-percent aquegus solution of KUH i1j,4 ethyl
alcolhol, on bollin,-j for 4-6 hours gives 9-(/~
'Vield neelting point 171-30 (6QY ethyl .0cohol+Ac0h). - Nit:~L:Aion of 11
with a mixture of 00 and AcOH gives 3,6-d_'Ln1tro-9-( /1 -~ecx:'cu).:r)-eLhylcarba.7olf--
-(U!). yriela, WG, &2Ung point 2950 W-4-orane), in nitration ~01' 3-11H2_,' the
'Yield of III is 65%. Saponification, of the 3-apAno deriviitive tolf I is 'Cc!-
formed in a W-w.-.tuxe of 40,~ KOH and ethyl alcohol, yield 0~' 3 4 ~i 61.~'11-11
0
Melting point, 22~ Boiling of IT in SCP'12 gives the acid chlai'l.do of II,
0 and PC1 on III 5Uros that acid chlor-de
molting point 40 1 the action of 1; 01 .4
3

USSR Lim 681.327.66
BARANOV, V. S., MURUSIDZEt T. A., Tbilisi Scientific Research institute of
Instrument Build-iiij- )~'Ilears of Automation
"A Semipermanent Memory Matrix"
Moscow, Gtkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, 'Tovarnyye Znaki,
cate No 343303, Division G, filed 5 Oct 70,
No 20, Jul 72, Author's Certifi
published 22 Jun 72, P 175
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a semipermanent memory
matrix which contains a system of wires vith open magi~etic cores locamed
at their intersection points and fastened to the base, of the matrix. 1Te
matrix also contains an elastic plate carrying an elmitic fabric on its
lower surface on which magnetic bridges: are,arrangred above the magnetic
cores. Also incorporated in the matrix is a punched eard with perfora-
tions located above the crossed wires on the base of t1je matrix. As a
disti-rw-,u-ishing feature of the patent, information recording density is.
increased by adding a plate of normagnetic:riaterial with perforations
coinciding with the wire intersections. TUs additio~jal plate is placed
betveen the elastic plate and the, punched card.

37
EW.MUTIC111 OF III '1!ILL CASL (pi). 27-29)
VAIM UXTILZIUTII.~;
BY Dooent Mi. T.I. M~rtazayev
Frequently i1kniages to the 'nit, vessels of the
lo"er extremiti;o when the borten "nd nkin remain
intact are not detected art time, At ~,hn Periq ji!ue~
de~t~rmining the nAt, _ of of_
~ _ . !I_rp
decisive Glanirivance in- the choice of the. correspond-
ing method or treatment and the * outcome of the trnv=.
We studied dqumaages of major v"velts In lower extrez-
ities in lU1 hurz=n corpnea ared betw-ven three and a
halr.tLn4 41) yt--zv_who=v dcath hud-followad either
on the place Of the accident under the impact of a
blunt inutrurzont (blow, traffic accident fall frot:,
a. certain heignt) or two-mix, duYLI fal-low1na the
treums- In 1~$ Of the camou thQ:VM;zDqln were Btrltken
b~rarterisl ac2erroin; In 00 c&3eo inal0iiricent
suioj~Ls ecchymutsia.ar contusion Wc=dn were favndl
:t-the. extremitiao ; no dam-w-were d-atectecl- in 23
of the cases. The vascular damagoo were atudied
directly on the corpoen maproacopically with a
atereomicroseope ",I a bbl-51-2 binocular microscope.
To this affect thq li:eer extremity was opened longi-
tudinally. The damnied vensela were ramoved vp to
the ii3pact area' and ikeitfid aftee which the histalcgi-
cal. preparationa were made. In 15 caues arteriaroent-
gKenoeXaphie atudien wnre mnda. All In all we studied
damages to major vemuelu in 153 lower oxtremitioa.
The complex atudy enabled un to det#ct the
following vanculor changaut
1. Narrowing of the arteris3 due to thoir
spastic contraction (1). In the big arteric3 (femoral,
popliteul)t it was exprnnued In a small noction (0.9-
13 2 centirctern), In thm amnll"r and Ionrer arteriez
(2 hno ), along their entire length. Thim phenomenon
has been described in publications me arterialoppxm.
2. Vasculor comprouaion by hematoma. If the
hematoma was within the vagina vnnorum, ucually it
WR3 t hicker or limited and accompanied by a consider-
bl
l
i
a
e vascu
ar compress
on, and even total occluvion.
Such hematox&a appeare d in damuger to the big vaorelo.
More emphatic and brittle hematomao resulting in an

o
insignitioant oompres i n of the vessels. a noural-
o
vascular nodule, were
l
cated outs Ido the vaginA.

3. Uperation of the big vessels from the
auxTounding tissue,. over k longer or ohortar distance.

Ace. Nr:AP0044857' Code:VR OS
Wi
PRIMARY SOURCE: Khirurgiya, 1970. Xr:
CLOSED INJURY OF LARGE VESSELS-OF THE LOWER
EXTRDUTIES
murtazayev Ku. M.
On cadavers the author studied injuries of large vessels of Me, extremities (lower 262,
upper - 38) in blunt trauma. Complex i twest iga Lion (macroqcopir, steretnuicroscopic, h4tolo-
gical and atterioroentgenographic) enabled-W revol changes.af-twD.Wrts: 1~ partial or &mple-
le disturbance of the vascular patercy, cause-d by compressimi by hernatoiiia, bone fra4rilents,
strangulation of vessels in cracks of ban-es, Intramural heinatommi, as tv.61! as irteriospasm-,
2) Injuries accompanied by disturbance of the conlintilty of the W,Jika or:complete tralkwesse
h(wation of.yessels. At the site of pathology theinj4ries of vessels are wre exttnsive 011a
at a distame~
REELMMIXE
EF1 F W, 1_4 r =I,, AM 11 -11 "1
Em

USSR uDc: 681.3.o6:51
GANEYEV, D. G., GIGLAVYY, A. V., KANDALOVA, N. S., A
QZ.Iaj)j.IF. , MU0,111A,
V. N., NEPOCHATM, D. P., SURINOVA, R. V.
"An Operational System Oriented for Use in the ASUP Mznagement Systems
for ASVT Computer Systems Models"
Tr. N.-i. proyektn. in-ta po e
vn drenim vychisl. tekhn. v nar. kh-vo
(Works. of 'he Scientific Research end Des-ign,Institute cn introducing Com-
puter Technology Into the National Economy), 19-10,~v7p. 5, pp 36-4L (from
RZh-Kibernetika, No 11, Nov 71, Abstract No lIV837)
Translation: The paper describes the fundamental princIples -,rhich lie at the
base of development of a small operational system designed for use in the
development and operation of ASUP automated systems for'nianagement of enter-
prises with production of discrete type b4sed on an aggregatited system
V
of computer facilities (ASVT). An ASVT mnemocode with ti, set of macro-
commands is used is the progre-ning langu ge in the proposed operational
P_
system. The principal functions, =ake-up and.workirg singule-rities of -,he
operational system are presented. V. Mikheyev.
48

USSR.- uDc: 66i-3-o6:51
GIUAVYY,.A. V., MURTAZI, R. F.
"On--the;-Pi-oblem of Developing an Operational System Oriented Tovard Use
em"
-it-the---Asup Syst
i proyektn. in-ta r,2 vnedreniZu yychisl. tekhfi. v par. kh-vo
W. N.
~~W~orks,-of --the- Scientific Research and Design Institute on Introducing
C6pputer:,Technology Into the Nationall Econor*r), 1970, Ityp. 5~ pp 12-35
-(ftvm.M-Kibernetika, No 9, Sep 71, Abstract No 9V595)
M-abstract3
58

1/1
---
- - - - . - -

-2- ~046_
PR~1r;,Mill"it; DATE--?7N',)V7')
UNCI.XSSTF:
rITLE-VIBRATIONS OF A CRYSTAL LATTICE :141 TH AN INTERSTITIAL ATOM -U-
m..'_AUTHOR--t4URTAZINt I.A.
-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
METALLOV I METALLOVEDENIE, .,(;-,EB,, 1970, ~9, (2), .225-234
OATE PUBLISHEO ------- 70
-PHYSICS, MATERIALS
SUBJECT AREAS
TOPIC TAGS--CRYSTAL LATTICE VIBRATION, FERROMAGNETIC MATERIAL, IR
IMPURITY
:~ABSORPTIONYMOSSBAUEq EFFECTv CRYSTAL
:.CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIOP-IS
DOCU.MFNT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME-3002/1826 STEP tqO-!--UR/0126/701029/002/0225/0234
ACCESSIOIN NO-AP0129194
U.'IrlASS IF [ED

77 PROC SSING DATE-27-NOV70
V2 046 UNCLASSIFIED
-C19C ACCESSION NO-AP0129194
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-W) GR-0- ABSTRACT. THE THEORY (IF THE 11113RATIG!'6 OF
THE CRYSTAL LATTICE IN A FERRObIAGNIETIC METAL CUNTG. INTERSTITIAL A-roms
E ATOKS G 1 N
IS PRESENTED, ASSUMING THAT THE SYMMETRY~ OF , TH IN THF 0 1 -'AL
JDEAL MATRIX IS NOT DISTRUBED APPRECIABLY BY THE INl*Pr]DUCTI-'V'J (If: ATCiAs
INTO THE INTERSTICES. EXPERSSIONS ARE DERIVED FOR T"IiE OPTICAL
-PROPERTIES (PARTICULARLY THE INFRA RED ABSUkPTION) (IF SUCH A METAL A40
~'ALSO- FOR THE MOSSBAUER EFFECT ASSOC.IATEI); 141TH THE INTRODUCTION OF THE
NTERSTITIAL ATOMS.
UiNCLASSIFIED

T
113 U XL t 0 dt"ESSOIG DATE--ZT3()C'r7C
IN C L~s
0
-tTLC--NECROSIS 0 FRENAL PAPILLLN cHtLDREN -U-
A U TH 0 R -0 2M U 11 V A N 10 Z E iD*D*t KAPANADZEv, Golo.
OF INFO--USSR
CE-..URGLOGIYA I NEFRULOGIYAP 1970p NR 3p PP 7-12
PUBL ISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND-MEDICAL SCIENCES
-TOPIC TAGS--KIDNEY9 GENITOURINARY SYSTEM :DISEASEt STONE# PIFCROSIS
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSiFIED
:PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/2057 STEP NO--UR/0606/70/000/00310007/0012
CIAC ACCESS~ON f40--AP01?0700
UNIGLASSUIE

Ols --230CT7
UNCLASSIFIM PROtESStNG DATE
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120700
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, NECROSIS OF THE RENAL PAPILLI IS
NOT UNCOMMON IN CHILDREN. IT IS MOSTLY A COMPLICATtON OF ACUTE
PYELUNIEPHRITIS. NEPHROLITHIASIS MAY SERVE AS A COMnICATION OF NECROSI
OF,THE RENAL PAPILLIt IT IS CAUSED BY OBSTRUCTION OF REN,-4L TRACTS BY A
~STONE. A POSSIBILITY OF NECROSIS OF THE RENAL PAPILLI SHOULD BE KEPT I
MIND, IN THE PRESENSCE OF HEMATURIA WITH RENAL 1l'llSUr,,FIC[ENlCY AND FEVER I
INSTITUJ*A UROLOGII IM. A. P.
"ZHILDREN. FACILITY: DETSKOYE OTO.
",.-,:-,:,~--TSULUXIDZE-MI.NISTERSTVA ZDRAvooxHAANENIYE CRUZINSKOY SSR.
UNCLASS IFIEO

IN-Jim
PROCE$SING E)ATE--30OCTTO
025, UNCLASSIFIED
t~4.1-,TCE-LET US BUILD DIRIGIBLES -U-
V MASYUTIN, V.
UN T.R YOF INFO--USSR
~iSOURCE--~-KCMSOMOLT SKAYA PRAVOAs AUGUST 151:1960t P 4, (,-OLS 1-6
__.bATE,*:PUBL ISHfiD-15AUG70
UBJECT AREAS--BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, AERONAUrlCS
-`,10RICTAGS-PERSONALITY, UNCONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT, AIRCROT
DESIGNMITMS100 CIRIGIBLE
"t 0 TA 0 LMARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
;~V,GGUMENT CLA55-UNCLASSIFIED
'~PRQXY REEL/FRAME--2000/1914 STEP NO--UR/9007i70/000/00010004/000et
~CIRG~ACCESSIGN NO-AN01175507
a-. ll~ - - --- ---u
[

212 025 UNCLASSI Ff ED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
I RC ACCESSION NO-AN0125507
:A3,5TRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACY. THE TWO ARUICLES UINDER THE SAME
TITLE ARE DESIGNED TO PROMOTE DIRIG113LE CONSTRUCTION IN THE SOVIET
U141 CN. TO SUPPORT 1415 VIEWPOINT, 14URYCHEV GI.VES THE ACCOUllf OF FLIGHT
-TESTS OF A 12 METER RADIO CONTROLLED MODEL OF rHe ioo rim Tsm-ioo
-DIPIGIBLE MADE OF 40 MICRON THICK DURAL ALLOY. THE TSM-100 DOES INOT
13ALLASTr CAN LAND AT WILL AT ANY POINT ON THE GROUNDt AND CAN FLY
AT.SPk:kD5 UP TO 21.0 KMS PER HOUR, ITS FLIGHT RANGE [$ 23#000 KMS. BOTH
AUTHOkS WOULD.LIKE TU SEE A MORE AGTIVE SUPPORT ON THE PART OF THE
~-~_-GDVERNMENT FOR THE DIRIGIBLE CONSTRUCTION !PROGRAM.
FAC ILI TY:
-tfil& DESIGhER AND DIRECTUR OF THE LENINGRAD CIVIC l)IAIGIi3LE DESIGN
BUREAU -IMENI JSIOLKOVSKIY. FACILITY: CHIEF ARCHITECT OF THE
T*'Sh itPGRAZHOANSELISTROY.

4.7
TITLE-- CAPTION
~NEWSPAPER- TRUD MARCH 242 1970, P 21 COLS 1-3
ABSTRACT- A 12-METER TJORKI.N~; iMODEL OP THE 'ISSSR-TS-14.100" DIRIG13LE
HAS PASSED ITS TESTS IN LENINGRAD. THE DIRIGI3LF- WIT.;i A IOO-TON LOAD
U13N BURE-AU OF DIRIGI8LF.,
CAPACITY HAS BEEN DESIGNED BY THE CIVIC DE
_CQNSTRUCTION.IMENI TSlOLK0V_l-lK..l't_OF THE (;EOGRAPHIC, .,51"ICIETY OF TRE
-6-f -E w --TROY"
SOVIET ACADEMY OF ~ ENCES WITH THE COOPERATION OF TH ORCTEyuf
IR S.T-QF--Tlff-GLA-V-Z.AP-5-T26-~:1'4 THE MINISTRY or coNSTRUCTIO'N.'
r
CHIEF DESIGNER OF THE PROJECT IS V go
19700920

USSR
UDO 621.2o~82.2
BEKIURATOY, M.F., DUSHKIN, V.A.t WRYGIN V.I. (Hoscow Institute Of Elactronice
:7.
$Current Variations In Diode Structures Mado Of High-Hosiwbanco Gallium Arsenide
Oompensated By Titanium'
Fizika i tekhnika poluprovodnikov Vol 6, No 4, Apr 1972, pp 652-6~4
Abstract: Some results are presented of a study of notee and pariodio current
veriatione in &-dioda atructuren cC galliu= arcenido with an admixture of titan,
i-Lm at the parts of tho voltampare charactariatio with poniltivo difforantial re,
siatance. The material for production of t~s speciman, jrro-,(n bli- tM Ozoehralski
method, was of two types: p-type with resistivity on the arler e 10-7,chm.cm
and a higher resistance n-type material with a reointanco P = 10 ohm.cm. The
conditions ef for=ation and the oharacter of the noiee val,latiolis deponded vn
the magnitude of the resistivity of the starting material,and the form of ths
Tolta.-Aphere characteristic cf the derica. With specimens producad from a mater-
ial with a resistivity olaze to intrinsic and with a signiXicad'.. Y-oltage drop in
the region of negative resistance, noise variatione were- observed im the freq-
vency band up to 15 Iff-z with an integral amplitude of 100-200 rtr. (Ths meaaura-
Meta were conducted with the B 4-6 spectrum analyzer and a V~-13 voltmator.)

Usse
BERWRATOV, M.F&, at al, Fizika i tekhnika poluproyodnikov. Vol 6, No 4, Apr
1972, pp 632-6~4
The frequency of the fundamental harmonic of the periodic current variations was
found in the limits of from several megabortz up to tena of megahertz (up to
40%f 50,Mz for indivIdual specimens). The-doponden-a-a of the trequency on the
current: flowing through the device won nonzoj2otopio. f ig. 6 ref . Received by
~editors, 28 June 1971.

USSR UDO 621.~82.,A22
AYRAPSTYANTS, S.V., KOMhROVSKIKH, X.F., MUMPLjjo, POSPELOV, V.V., STAFEYEV,V.1.
"Field Effect Transistor"
USSR Author's Certificate No 2637LO, filed 4 Dec 68, publiehad 15 June 70 (from
RZh--Elektronika i yeye primeneniye, No 12, December 1970, Abotract No 12B422P)
Translation: A field effect transistor is proposed which contains one p-,n junction
and an insulated gate electrode, with the p-n junction lDcated perpendicular to the
gate electrode, and the length of the base more then twiuda the diffusion length of
the minority charge carriers. The transistor has a ragion of negative resistance
'in the volt-ampere characteristic (13-type).

N
"112 016 PAOC~SSING DATE--230CT70
UNCLASSIFIED
--tITLE---INJECTION CONDUCTIVITY IN COMPENSATED SEMICONDUCTORS WITHIMPURITY
SCATTERING -U-
AUTHOR-105)- GRIGORYEVt V.K,l KAZANTSEVP Oal.t MURYGINt V.I.p RUBINI V.Sal
V.I.
:.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
I TEKHN. POLUPROVot JAN. 19701 4t (1), 116-119
PUBLISHED ---- JAN70
_SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TAGS-GERMANIUM SEMICONDUCTORY GALLIUM ARSENIDE SEMICONDUCTOR,
ELECTRIC PROPERTYt SEMICONDUCTOR IMPURITY
-~~'CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/0992 STEP 140--UR/0449/71)/004/001/0116/OL19
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124651
IT r
........... .9,91

21Z 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124651
-.,.~_ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT OF CARRIER INJECTion oF
THE V-A CHARACTERISTICS AND GENERAL ELECTRICAL PROPEIRTIES OF COMPENSATED
SEMICONDUCTORS SUCH AS GE AND GAAS INCORPORAT14G IMPURITY SC4TTER`-lNG IS
DISCUSSED THEOkETICALLY. A MECHANISM IS PRoPOSED IN OKDE~ TO EXPLAIt'l
THE CREATION OF A NEGATIVE DIFFERENTIAL RESISTANCE IN THE FORWARL) BRANCH
OF THE V-A CHARACTERISTIC DUE TO THE,CHANGE IN;S(",Rv'_ENING RADIUS ARISING
FROKTHE INJECTION. EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS QUALftATIVELY SUPPORT THE
-THEORY.

1/2 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATr--IISEP70
-A FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR -U-
ITLE,
."A,UTHOR--AYRAPETYANTS, S.V.t KOMAROVSKIKH, K.F., MURYGIN, Y.I., PQSP',-::LOV,
V.I.
IC-OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
--P4TENT NO 263750
~SbURCE
:KEFERENCE_-MflSCOWt OTKRYTIY4, TZOBRET., PROM. 00RAZTSY, rOVARNYE ZNAKI k4o
PUBL-ISH~0-10FE870
--.SUBJECT AREAS--ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.
GPIC TAGS--PATENTv FIFLD EFFECT TRANSISTORt TRANSISTORIZED CIRCUIT
G N' T R 0 LMARKING--NM RESTRICTIONS
~_QOCUMEINT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
0*10/0
~PROXY PEEL/FRAME--1992/1093 STFP NO--UR/0482/70/0G()/-k 00`10"00
~_CIQC_ ACC E~S MIN N-_l--AA0l I 2~?20

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-CTF;',-ACCESSI()N NO--AA0112220
-ABSTRACT!EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTPACT. THIS AUTHOR,'S CERTIFICArE
INTRODUCES A FIELD FFFECT TRANSISTOR 'WHICH CONTAINS A PN AINO AN
ISOLATED GATE FLFCTRODF. THE TRANSISTOR DIFFERS~~eECAUSE TO P-ZOf)lJr= AN 5
;.-..SHAPED CURRENT VOLTAGE CH4RACTE~RISTIC, THE PN JUNCT101 IS ARRANGED
PERPENDICULARLY TO THE GATE ELECTRODE, AND THE BASE IS LOVGER THAN' TWO
DIFFUSION LENGTHS FOR THE MINORITY CHARGE CARRIERS.
INLr-l. A C,-!r C-1 r-n
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USSR IiJDC 621.382.33
-TYANTS, S. V., KOKAROVSK11M, K. F., %MRYGTN, V. I., POSPELOV, V. V.,
AYRAPr
STAFEYEV, V. I.
."A Field-Ef fect Transistor"
Moscow, Otkrytiya. Izobreteniya, Promyshlenn),ye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki, No 8,
10 Feb 70 pp 57-58, Patent No 263750, Filed 4 Dee 68
Transladon; This Author's Certificate introduces a fiold-effect transistor
which contains a PN junction and an isolated. gate electrode. The transistor
differs because to produce an S-shaped current-voltage characteristic, the
PN junction is arranged perpendicularly to the gate ele,:,trode, and the base
is longer than two diffusion lengths for tile minority charge carriers.

USSR ux: 621.382-2
KOZLOV, N. P. LEVASHOV 1. P., M=PTN--V,-T POPOV, L. V. Y SONDAYEVSK-1Y.,
1. A. and StAftYr-Wi V. t., Moscou" ~F~7 Electronic Technolory
"Some Research in S-Diode Neuristors"
Leningrad, Fizika i tekhnika PoluproyodnEcov, vol 6, No 6, 1972,
pp 1054-106-1
Abstract: The neuristors investigated in this article have S-shaped
a to -
volt-amuere characteristics and are of tvo types: first, wit1h co=.On
anti-cutoff contact and a sectioned p-n junction; occond, ivith co,-,'-
mon p-n junction and sectioned anti-cutoff contact. The schem-atics
of both types are given. If the:diode structures iii the circu-it
are sufficiently far from each other, the rsiitchirag delay tim~e may
be much less than the s;,iitchin6; time of an jiLdividual element, and
the interclement switchin-g time can be neglected. It is shown that
when the delay time between the switching o? neighboring elements
greater than the switching time, 'he dependence of the
is much U
breakdoi-in voltage on the parameters of the material has only a
slight effect on the coupling between the active elements in the
neuristor line. The second.part of this paper describes ex-p-r-i-
ments performed to verify the theoretical resu-ito of the first
part. These experiments uoed neuristors of 1)-typa gerwanium com.-
penoated by gold.

MUIRZA,,~ V. 1.
"Sanitary -Hyg i cnic Characteristics in the Use of In!5ecticidal-
Microbic Chemic,-,15 to Combat Or6hard Pests"
V sb. Gi aivena vri-mcneniva, tol-sikal. pest-itsidav i Minika

~,
otravl. (Pesticides -- salctv in-TST
p oxi
0 f CT
1
~
4
Flid tMe Poison ;C-linic-collect-ion o.-~' work.-;), -,,Ivp. 9, Kiev,
1971, pp 103-1.0!1 (from R"h-Khimiya No 7$ Ap, 72, Abst)-act
No 7X560)

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USSIR
1971, pp
dc' G" "-3
bl'~-atilin-'; area 4-r,,.(!tor op-:t-,ttor, r,
hazal.d. F. V.
jjL

RIM ikiiif~igoiftaiilAmaiiiii~~iii3iiiiii9bilnLq -.-M.
USSR 3 7 5 13
V. 1.
"A Transistorized Syrznietric I!ultivilbrat[lor"
USSR Author's Certificate No 25534 FiIed 29 Jul 68, Pil'U."LiCii-od 18 70 'from
RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 10, Oct 70, Abstract No IOG1-(g F)
Translation: The author proposes a symetric mu.Itivibra-.or wl.th
variable duty "actor. The controlling voltage source is connec-Led a fe-
sistor to the base of the trarisis`-.or in one of the branches of' I.he L~, ILL L III U:rator.
To extend the limits of duty factor control and to incrtwo;e tLe zlope 01* 7,hr: voitag-
-to-duty factor conversion characteristic, the. control' ii-jjr valt;!q.,e source is 3imul-
A
taneously connected through a resistor to t~ic, collector t)1' tilo

7j;
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USSR UDC 577.4
IMSHEIETSKIY, A. k. PU.17WOV B. G., and SUROVOV, V. K., Institute of
Microbiology, Academy of Sciencesty8SR
"Use of the Effect of "Soil Respiration" in the Search for Extraterrestrial
Life"
Moscow, Mikrobiologiya, 11o 6, 197;P, pp 1086-1090
Abstract: Experiments ypre perforrr-ed with desert soil to determine whether the
radioisotopic nethod (C14-labeled glucose) to detect "soil respiration" is
useful in the search for life an Ynrs. The microorgantsm Pseudomonas fluores-
cens or Bacillus subtilis was added to soil moistened with the labeled glucose.
"Soil respiration" vas not detected when the moisture cont-ent wa-s below 4%.
The optimum amunt for decomposition of the glucose ra-ried from 20 to 30% of
the absolKte weight of the soil. Dry or excessively wet soil did not release
enough C110 to be recorded. Since the Phrtian atmosnItere contains only trace
2 is
amounts of water, the soil respiration" method could not be successfully used
to detect the presence of life on the planet. A more promising approach would
taine
be to inoculate Ibirtiar. soil ob d in a future Bpaceflight onto a medium
containing a radioactive substrate.
W.11. 11 MI-1 I.Fill P1 111MM! Hlyi I lill RUM IV, H1191 H, i *1 IFISH 444 9!, sum ",=gTWMFrA

MiNam
Ace. Nr: Ref. Code: U1 02i6
hf 0 0 4 7 22 7
PRIMY SOURCE: Izveatiya Ak e4i auk:S.SSR, Seriya
Biologicheek ag 19700 Nrlg PI) iV'r-133
aqp4ov V.. F.
B. (3. J)XA&WWX$, S, Gos'
APPLICATION OF THE PYROLYSIS-GAS CHROMTOGRAPHY TO THE
INVESTIGATION OF THE CHEMICAL NATURE OF HUMIN ACIDS
Institute Mfcrobiolqqy,!Acq~~n pLjci.~r!ces USSR
A microcell for pyrolysis of humin substances was constructed and suitable condi
tions for gasous-luquid chromatography were~chosen for 1he study of aromatic compo-
cents of the molecules of humin acids of chernzern, -pent and ~odzol ~ sw.1s.
Hurnin acids pyrolysates of the soil: investigated f0T.the most part contain similar
aromatic compounds.
The. results have shown only a quantitative difference in the relative contents of
the Said compounds.
REELORM
197:9072,9

.112 015 UNCLASSIFTE-O' PROCESSING DATE-11SEP70
:.T:ITLE--THE EFFECT OF THE ALIGNMENT, LUOICATION, AND LOCATION OP T4c_
BEARINGS OF A COORDINATE BOR[NG MACHINE UPON MACHINING PREC-IS,101N
4UTHOR--MURZAKOVi KH.YE.r TABUNSHCHIKOV:t M.YA.v KLEgANOV, M.K.
.-COUNTRY.-OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--MOSCOW, STANKI I INSTRUMENTt NO 39 1970t PP. 10-12
ATE PUSLISHED ------- 70
,-"SUBJECT AREAS--MFCH., IND., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
(]PIC TAGS--BORING MACHINE, MACHINE TOOL PLANTP NIETAL MACHINING
-CGNTROL MARKING--NO RESTPICTIONS
.'-_00CUMENT CL4SS--UNCLASSIFIFD
~PAOXY REEL/FRA?-tF--1993/1567 STEP NO--UR/0121/70/000/~)37/01^JLO/3"12
_._CIPC A(CESSION Nil--AP0114155

").~TE--11SEP70
212 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING C
ClRC ACCESSION N('--AP0114155
"ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN INVESTIGATION (IF TIPEE OESIGN
-VARIT:ANTS OIF THE SPINDLE SUB ASSEMBLY OF A CODRDINATE BIRING -MACHINE WAS
IMADEAT THE KUYBYSHEV COORDINATE BORING MACHINE PLANT. THF TEST
FAC.ILITIES ARE DESCRIBED, AS WELL AS 1HE" EXPERIMENTAL. PRMEOUREV AND THE
RESULTS OF THE TESTS ARE PRESENTED,
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USSR VDC 669-295t539.2s539.214
TREXOGINA, T. L., 14MAYEVA, GI_V,, LEpjxjw, R. M., pOTApjPKKO, yU. I., and
KAGANOVICH, I. N.j Institute of Physics of Metalsp AcoAeny of Sciences MSR
"Electron-Ificruscope Study of Structural Changes Oa6u=in.- Upoa High Tempera-
tUre-Thermomechanical Treatment of Titanium Alloys"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovede4'iye, Vol 36, No 6, Dec 73, pp
1242-1252.
Abstract: The microstructural changes occurring in VT15 (beta alloy) and
VT9 (alpha plus beta alloy) upon high temperature therzomechanical treat-
ment were studied using the method of transmission electron microscopy.
Particular attention was given to the influence of the duration of the pause
between the end of deformation and hardening on the microstructure of the
alloys. It was established that it is the creation of a polygonized structure
which is responsible for the favorable combination of strength and plastic
characteristics of these alloys. It is shown that as the duration of the
pause. between the end of deformation and hardening is incrtased, the increase
in plasticity and decrease in strength,abserved results primarily from a
change in the phase ratio and the dispersion of the phases.
1A

USSR uDc 669-295:6-w.193,91:548.4
LFJUWAN.9 R.M., MCTRZAYF_V1A_ajX.) NDMEOROV, M.A., and LUICSWNTSEV, 1:.7.1
Institute of Netall Physics., Academy of Sciences USSR
"Effect of Initial Dislocation Structure and Interstitial Impurity Content
on the Mi cro structure and Properties of Beta-Titaniiml Alloy !S6 fl~fter
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol '-11, 11o 2, Feb 71, Ro 352-357
Abstract: This article is a continuation of works devated to a study of
changes in structure and raechanizal properties of TS6 beta-titaniu-1 :a2_lcy
after aging in relation to initial structure arA interstitial impuritie_= con-
tent. Sheet samples of TS6 alloy of twoheats with a differing impurit_4es
content were studied. One heal' (971) wa*s melted in VHJ_-'~ electrol~tfc :anadi=
the other (603) -- in aluminothermic vanadium by electron-beam remel--in'g.
Heat 603, in contrast to heat 971, contained 1% Zr. Ti--;e fine st-in'Ictune and
mechanical propertles were investigated~after heat treating by the o7ving
modes: a) quench f'rom 8500C. deformed 40% by rolling and given repeated; cuenci_--
ings from 700, 800, and O,OOOC (hardened; state); bil aging- of z-~miples
from the above-stated temperatures. figing war;, acccnp 1.1- ed ilt 4800- loy
and 30 hourz. In the initial palygonize'l 01tate tLe
phase, upon aging, were highly diapersed and dL:,tribu-,erl un'-fonalLy, s
the result of alpha-phase particle aucluation into di;Uocat~,Ono. In in.-;tinI
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VO
LERUNUT, R.M., et a!, Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metalllov iI-L-tal-lovedeniye, ' 1 31,
~No 2 Feb 71, Pp 352-357
recrystallized state for pure melting, the low mechanical properties '~_re de-
pendent on the vast nonuniformitty of beta-phase decomposition whlici' leads to
the formation of local stresses near the, particles at the ti-m(-- of defc=ation.
.-ers-Ui - U _- __I
The measured content of in4 -tial imT)uri ~es fac,*lit,,;tes Gb'a~ni- a unifo=
and more dispersed structure after aging and decreases layerS made
up of the un-deco=osed beta-phase. The best properties of alloy TSb can be
obtained in combination with the initial polygonized state and an op-,~J_"-_--ZI
content of impurities of interstitial atoms. (Tensile SLrength i4o '-4=2,
reduction in area 6%). 3 figures, I table, 9 bibliographicLl referencez.
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USSR uDc 669.29 02
0-137
Ki and IMUMIAN, R. M.P Institute of Metal Physics., Academy of
ciences USSR
"Electron Ydcroscope Study of Metastable Beta-Phase Dissociation in TitanilLm
Alloy TS6"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallavedenilye, Vol 29, No 4, Apr 70; pp 813-523
stract: An investigation was made of the decomposition of the- net,"table beta-
A
b
phase in TS6 titanium using transmission electron microscopy and electron diffrac-
techniques. The effect of plastic deformation on the process of beta-phase
aging was also examined.
Sheets of alloy '11S6 were alloyed with electrolyLic vamidilinl (VrM-3) givin;,"
the following chemical coRTosition (in %).' Ll-9 T-1, 3-8 Al,:~ 6.6 mo, io.6 v, 0.1 Cr,
0.01 Fejp 0.02 Si, 0.008 C, 0.08 N, 0.006 IL Wn dd
un1wo
and 02 [~ of 0, e to
typographical error]. The structure of the aged alloy w4u; investig'ated after the
following modes of heat treatment: a) 401ef; defoniation followed by quenching; froill
9000C (rearyetallized state) + aging (48000 -- 2), 1.0 and 30 hours);
b) 40% deformation + quenching from 7000C (polygonized statel + aC_J-_,Y (1480cc
'C
2, 10, and 30 hours); c) 40% deformation + quenching from'700, 800, and 9001- +
deformation (10, 20, and 40,16) + aging (48oO:c - 2,lo, and 30 hours) -- mechanical-
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WMAYEVA G. V., and LERIMMN, R. IM., Fizika IMetallov i 1,'.e tallove den i,--, '101 20'..
No 4. kor 70. ;)-P 813--823
thermal treatment (14117). Strips of the sheets, the claddin,-; bt~yer havin been
previously polished to a depth of 0-25 rolled to !L thiCkrieSs Of 0.1 rt-.-
Heat treatment of the resulting fail was done in P. vacuur-, furnace (1o-5 r,=~, Ho!-)
and quenched in water. For inspection in the electron zidcroscope the foils were
thinnedelectrolytically in a mixture of acetic ani7k),dride and perchloric acid -with
continuous cooling of the bath walls with circulatea vater. A gonionetr-c table
was used in conjunction with the electron microscope to deteniiine Burier's vectors
oi. dislocations.
It was found that particles of the alpha-phase are Yireci-pitatcd in the process
of beta-phase decomposition at 4800C. They are lenticv-L-i-r pln~.eo elongated along
the < 110 > direction, In most cases the plane of appuar,'Mce is th,:! '~112 1
plane. Orientation correspondence follows that of Bur,~erls principle. lal this
holds true for precipitation of Vhe alpha-phase in(baapendent of. st-rain pre-
ceded their formation. In the alpha-pham particles, a contrast of tlwo
types was noted. The first type was caused by fornation of a band of dinplaceai2nt.
The second type was bound to the formtiorL of: discontinuity dislocations ~bqualizing
the discontinuity of the beta- and alpha-phase crystal li~.t'tices. Mey were abso-
lute screw dislocations.
52e surface of the alpha-phase particles had a staggered nature wbich can be
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MRZAYEVA, G. V., and ISRUNNW, R. M., Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 29,
No 4, Apr 70, DIP 813-823
explained by splitting the alpha-phane into translation (,oT.,ajns durin,- it., foi
tion. Alpha-phase particle size, after K171, is much less than after ordinary a.73in~.
This is caused by nucleation Of Drecipitated particles Uto n=4-rous dislocations,
introduced by deformation. However, the surface struct-tc-e of alpha-phase particles
in samples deformed prior to aging, even after a short heatiqr interval, vas
similar to that in nondefor7id sarnpler. after lengthy aging anQ had a cellular
character.
The authors thank N. N. lhkynov, L. M. Utevskiy, and T. V. Shchegolevaya for
discussion and useful suggestions, and M. A. Nikanoroy and K. 1. Mavostyntsev for
the material used In the research and for constant inter4l3t in tile work.
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I 'ED 10ROC SSING OA
UNCLASS Flf : E TE--27NOV70
~.TJTLE_-ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY OF THE' DECOMPOSITIT'ON (A- A METASTABLE UETA
PHASE IN TS6 TITANIUM ALLOY -U-
:-..AUTHOR-(02)-LERINMANt R.M.t MURZAYEVAl. G.Vo
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--FIZIKA MFTALLOV I METALLQVEUENIE,~YOL. 29t;,APR. L970, P. E13-823
-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SOBJECT ARf:AS--,MATERIALSt PHYSICS
~_.TQPIC TAGS--ELECTRON MICROSCOPY, ALLOY~DESJGNATIONI TITANIUM ALLOY,
BIBLIOGRAPHY, ELECTRON DIFFRACTION, METALLURGIC KESE4,RCH FACILETY9 METAL
~AG I.NG THERROMECHANICAL TREATMENT, CRYSTAL DISLOGATION1 ALLOY PHASE
-TRANSFOR-
NIATIONt BETA PHASEl(U)TS6 TITANIUM ALLOY:
.'CDNTR0L MARKING--ND RESTRICTIONS
:-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNrLASSIFIED
~'PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/0391 STEP
ACCESSION N0-00126L46
t m-T-4 A S

2/2~ 040 UNCLASS[FIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0126146
43STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STUOY OF THE )KONPOSITION OF A
METASTABLE PHAS~-* DURING ~-iEf.'Hj%NICOTHER'44L TREATIF1111, All-if) OROIN'%-~.y Al;"JING Gf,
TS& ALLOY AT 480 C, USING TRAM'SMISSION ELECTRON lillr,,(IS(; PY AND E-LECTRON
DIFFRACTION. THE SHAPE, IiAbITUS PLANEt, GOfktqTH DID.ECTIGN9 AN-D n-AlEiNITED
CORR ES PON DENCE TO THE MATR[X OF ALPHA BASE SEGRE(.'-ATICWs '~'RE D-ET-r-RPINED.
IT IS ESTABLISHED THAT TINCONGRIJITY UISLOCATIONS POP'Li OiN I-HE SURF-ACES OF
THE ALPHA PARTICLES, WHICH COMPENSATE FOR THE [N?:GN'GRJIFY P3ETWZEN THE
BETA AND ALPHA PHASES. IT IS NOTED T HAT THE,STWUICTU;~E OF THE SURFACES
OF ALPHA PARTICLES IN SPECIMENS OFFORMED BEFORE AG[oNG: DIFFERS ~Rf)., THEIR
STRUCTURE IN UNDEFORMED SPECiMENS SUBJECTED TO THE SAil(; AGING
CONDITIONS. FACILITY: AKADEMI IA~ NAUK SSSIR, INSTITUT FIZIKI
IMETALLOVt SVERDLOVSKv USSR.
j

USSR UW 624-131+539-215
M= ITKO, IV. N.
"The Determination of the Sag, of an Elastoplastic Fotmdation Under Band-
Shaped Loading"
Novocher-k-as, Tr. Novocheerr-as. politekhn. in-ta kTrensactionq oi- the Novo-
cherlms Polytechnic Institute), Vol 26b, 1972, Po 35-45 (from Referativnyy
Zhurnal -- Mekh=ika, NO 1973, Abstract No IW'f49 t-y P. F. Saboda'sll~
Zransiation: With a view to determining tkie bearing capacity of a dense sandy
base, the horizontal static problem on the elastop.1-qstic equilibrilum cf the
half-phane z > 0, oo