SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NEFEDOV, L.M. - NEKHAY, A.P.

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BELOV, ALEYSANDR SERGEYEVICH, et al., Vzaimozameri ayemyTe oteche stvennyye i
zarubezhny ye poluprovodnikovyye pribory, Moscow, IzJ. "Energiya, " 1971.
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Stabilitronm 100
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USSR UDC 534.2
NEFEDOV, L. M.
"Pluctuations in Path Time of a Ray in an:Underwater Sound Channel"
Tr. Sakhalin. Kompleks. NII [Works of Sak4alin Combined Scientific Research
Institute], No 28, 1972, pp, 38-39, (Translated from Referativn)7 7hurnal,
Mekhanika, No 11, 1972, Abstract No ll~B289 by N. K. Ivanov-Shits).
Translation: There is a linear dependence between dispersion of signal
path time over a ray and distance betiveen source and receiver in a statis-
tically homogeneous mediLun with no refraction. A mpidel is studied of an
undex-,vater sound channel with a random gradient (fluctuxting medium).
Formulas are produced for the time fluctuations. -It is demonstrated that
the dispersion of path time of a,sign4l in the mediu-m for the given model
is proportional to the square of the dista:nce.

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TITLE-CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF A COMPLEX OF;GERMANfUM blCHLORIDE WfTH
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IS DETO. BY MEANS OF 3.DIMENS104AL X.RAY DATA. TL14C CRYSTALS
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USSR UDC 534.2
APANASENK SHAROMOV, I. P.
COV, V. A., NEFEDOV, P M
"'Study of Fluctuations of Propagation Velocity of Sound in the Region of
the Frontal Zone"
Tr. Sakhalin. Kompleks. NII [Works of Sakhalin Combined Scientific Research
'Institute], No 28, 1972, pp 25-31, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal,
Mekhanika, No 11, 1972, Abstract No 11 B290 by N; K. Ivanov-Shits).
Translation: The Sakhalin Institute has measured the Propagation times of
a pulse signal in the surface layer of the ocean. The tame of arrival of
the leading edges (rays traveling through the mass of the ocean) and trailing
edges (surface rays) of the signal were'recorded, rho,fluctuations in travel
time (At2) were calculated for these cases.: It was sbown that for the lead-
ing edge, this quantity is practically independent ofadistance, while there
a linear relationsh"p for thetrailing edge between,At2 and distance (lip
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to 100 km). This agrees with the assumption made concerning the path of
the rays. An estimate is given for the moan horizontal het(!rogencity, equal
to 4 km.

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USSR UDC 621.372.823
BAZ-AM'I'Y, Ye. Itf. , ISAKOV, V. N. , LAGERI?V, L. 1.
"A Device for Making Corrugated Waveguides of Circular Cross Section"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniva, promyshlennyye o,braztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
No 22, Aug 71, Author's Certificate No 309422, Division H, Uled 24 Oct 69,
ublished 9 Jul 71, p 206
p
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for making
'corrugated waveguides of circular cross section. The device contains a
frame and a sectional corrugated mandrel. As a distinguishing feature
of the patent, the manufacturing process.is simplified by using sliders
'which move in a direction perpendiciilar to the axis of the waveguide. The
-Inner.spherical surface of the sliders is corrugated with respect to the
eguide profile.
wav

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UWR uDc 616.oW.922.l.o4-065-38
UVARGVI B. S.,, and Chair of Anesthesiology and Reanimation,
Wlitary Yiedical Academy imeni S. M. Kirov, Leningrad
"The Effect of Transfusion Therapy in the Restorative Period Following Acute
Oxygen Starvation"
Moscow, Patologicheskaya Fiziologiya i EksperimentalInama TeraPiYa., No 3.,
148Y/Jun 73, PP 25-29
Abstract: Acute oxygen starvation was induced in 10 dogs by artificial ventil-
ation of thi- lungs for 2-2-5 hrs with a gas mixture consistin~g of
02 8-91 C02
3, N5:, 81-82%, while complete muscle relaxation was maintained by the adninis-
tratIon of dilitin. This was followed by.ventilation of the lungs with carbo-
gen (02 97, C02 3%) for 1 hr. All dogs died within 10-15 min during the
restorative period immediately followIng termination of hypoxia. The cause of
death- was ventricular fibrillation that occurred during a period of progressive
hypotension. Fifteen dogs were treated in the same manner, except that their
received an intravenous injectA-lon of the.plasm substitute gelatinol (10-15
ml/kg at the rate of 20 m-11min) in addition.to having th).- lungs ventilated
vith carbogen. Of these dogs, nine-perished: oue died 3rhrs, nix 8 hra, and
two 20 hrj3 followinS hypoxia. Dogs which exhibited marked excitement before
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b 66o.'ih.Oi 0.8
SFUSTOV,~, Z. F., R. A., =L Y-1.1'07', V .A.,.ROZ:-~IFEL'D, L.,
02211asov, G. G., 1AYi--,.Oa,.D, E. D., and N1EF11MOVJ V. P
"Inclination ~cward 'tress Corrosion Crac'-:Lncr of lKh16111B (Z,,1-,-56) Hi ch-strength
Stainless Steel"
Moscow, Zashchita Mietallov, Vol 6., No 6, Nov-Dec 70, pp 696-700
Abstract: This article contains the results of a study o,f the eff(~rt olf heat,
treatment conditions on t*.qo Jnclinattion of woluud Joints of 1Kh16',*JB steel to
stress corrozion cracking. This steel is a ld.~-h-strenqth ste(~l of tho m3xten-
sitic class heat-t-reat ed by quenehing from, 950-1 , 65~6* a`r~,4 I z:.4inc: `Jn- a- 300 or
60do. Tile stress-ruiture strength of the steel is > 120A~ i form, er
case w-A 100 kg/m., in the latter zase. I It was eqtabliz:hed eiz*livr ~h,--_'-
U 11
neither the basic metal nor the -,rTalded joint-Is of this steel in
the fully heat-
treated state -were inclined to stress corrosion cracking. Tn bhe pre.-ent in-
the inclinat.1.0. uated by
a to-~.,ard, stress, corro.-3ion czack=g w-as eval u
the t--:--,e or occurrence of crack'a in tha velded join" in a salllie rdst at rcom
temperature.
From t
-he tabulated data it is noted th--t tln~-Me,~ilod samples and sanples
0 J -Lrd w,'
annealed at 300 exhilit an inclization tou, streos convosion cr, Ring.
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SITUST07A, Z. F., et al., Zashchita INIetallov, Vol 6 No Mlov-.Dec 70, pp 696-7CO
ETelded 4oints annealed at 60Co are not inclined to such cracking. 1:1-ictixres are
presented showing the rdcrostructure of a welded joint viwie of lxh16-!i4D steel
and the hardness distribution in the welded joint. Comparison '31, nek"Ilo~'7
'raphir'
and corrosion. studies shoirs that thp- section near the weld' subj*ected -to heating
in the ttaiperature range of 475-550 is distinguished by lo~uer corroo-Lon resist-
ance. it is possible to decrease the tendeacy toi-Tard corzr-osion crn-1-zing of
0
M16N4B steel joints not only by high temperature annea].:U-,~- ((~CQ but also by
high teaiperatnve quenching of the sL(Iel befdro, tx1diiig- Une tAniucncy of the
welded joints toward coz-vosion cracking wa:3 found -to depand on the ~;bvuctv--.ral
--'Uate of the basic met--I be.Care i,,,elding.. A table is pre,~ientad showing the ef--
otress corros-on cracking, o
feet of slou cooling and induced he~ating, on tat
1Kh16N4B thick sheet steel in a saline mist, atmosphere.
D 4s concluded that weldedt .oinis'of lKh".6N4B stoel made of naterial
J
krf and and 6GOO are, not i.i
-ith a strength of 100 -innealed at 100 nc].Lned to
st.-ess cor-rosion. Slow- cooling of JU-ne steel duz--ing que_n~!-Kdrl.g increas
tendency of the unannealed azid low- temperatu~_-e (--4061) anrwz-aled welded 4oints
to stress corrosion cracking. Heating lKh16N4B steel su]6jectei to high temper-a-
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WEDOV V
SAMOYLOV, V. A. KUDYAKOVA X. K. DIMY 11 V N.t PETUSHKOV,
YASZU-Wir I. L. j F1 -.AYLOV # Y. I. ,~a~ MMUSTALOY, V. F. Institute of
Physics imeni L. V. 10-renskiyt Siberi= Do nt USSR Academy of Sciences
partme
"Culturing Bone Marrow In Vitro by the Method of Isolated.Organ Perfusiorp
Moscow# Izvestiya Akadexii Hauk SSSR, Ho 2) Mar/Apr 71, pP 179-191
Abstracts The role played by the bone marrow in maintaining normal erythron
series was studied. Blood was perfused through the isolated sternum by
means of a pumping and oxygenating system which automatically regulated t~e
perfusion pressure, p02, HbO:2# pHj and temperature of tbo perfuzed bloodq
partly in response to the feedback information op. po2j, tomperatmv, and Impe-
r1tance, received from the bone marrow. Best'results -were Obtained when the
circulating blood was completely exchanged-after 12 ho=, of perfusion. The
maximum duration of perfusion was 20 hourat Histological examination of the
sternum performed after 6, 11j and-17.h=6 of.perfusion:.revealed a shift
in.,tho leukoerythroblast ratio.towaxd the red series and,a noinal maturation
of erythrocytes and granuloq7teB,

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NI V. S. YAKUNIN, V. A. ,BOLOTOV, G. V., KIBEYEV !. V., UNIOV, V. S.,
*OOPMUS& WV. _11
GRISH G: V., VAYSBURG, A.: 0.
"A Metbod of Making Mtltilayered Pritted-Circuit Boards"
Moscow, Gtkrjtiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye --naki,
No 2i Jan 71, Author's Certificate No 290492, division It, !;ed 18 Dec 67,
pub]-ished 22 Dec 79, pp 169-170
Trnn lation: This Author's Certificate introducea a method of Makin- multi-
layered printed-circuit boards ohich: is based on stacking the: boards
folloved by interconnection of the current-conducting sections. AS a
distinguishing feature of the patent, the manufacturing technf, que is sim-
plified and the resolving capacity of the boards is imroved by connecting
the outer current- conduc-cing layers, to the Inner layers, r-nd interconnecting
the inn r layers, the interlayer connections of the boards being made by
curre
nt-conducting pins.
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BENMKIY, B. A., NEFEDOV V,.
Vf,,_FRANK, I. H., and SHT.~&NIIK~, 1. V.,
Institute of NucinF-kes earch, Academy of Sciences US~k
"Interaction of 13-17-Mev Neutrons 'Rith.Lead Isotopes"
Moscow, Yadernaya Fizika, Vol 17, No 1, 1973,,Pp 21-23
Abstract: For purposes of studying the interaction of neutrons with heavy
nuclei.in the vicinity of filled shells the authors investigated the total
neutron cross-sections GrT for Pb2.06.,207:20.8. The results of these experi-
ments were reported at the Twenty-Second All-Union Conference on Nuclear
Spectrometry. A resonance peculiarity is observed in the behavior Of crT
for Fb207 at a neutron energy of, 16.8 Mey, .(16.7 Mev c.mi.s.), which corre-
sponds; to excitation of the compound nucleus Pb208 equal to c - 24.1 Mev.
The position of the resonance, the order of its widthand the character of
the peculiarity in the variation of the elastic scattering cross-section
vith energy suggest the excitation of analog fast-neutron capture resonance.
The authors thank V. A. ROZOVSKIY and V. F. MALIKOV, who took part in the
work,and F L. SHAPIRO, G. Ye. BELOVITSKIY- I..YA. BARIT, V. I. POPOV, and
V. A. SERMEV for discussing the work and for their interest in it.

USSR
UDC'621.791.06
V., and KHOLOPOV, Yu. V4, All-Un
N E F ion Scientifte Research Institute
"ZrElectrowelding Equipment"
"Ultrasonic Foil Seam Welding"
Kiev, Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, No 12, Dec 76, pp 58-59
Abstract: A process developed by the All-Vnion Scientific Research Institute
of Electrowelding Equipment for a continuous transverse tpystem with 1.5 161
of power for ultrasonic seam welding of me'tal-foils is &-scribed. Features
of the process are its low sensitivity to loading and thili broad zone of ap-
proach to the welding roller. Experiments:ou using the process for aluminum
welding are described. The energy for-the device is supplied by an UZM-1.5
ultrasonic generator whose output parameters are controlled by a T-141 thermal
volt-ampere meter. The amplitude of tthe welding roller oscillations is mea-
sured by an UBV-2 vibrometer and its frequency by Lissajou figures using the
SI-1 electronic oscillator and the GZ-34 sonic oscillator. A drawing and a
description of the welding head. are given as well as cunies shouring the
strength of the weld eseam as a function ofithe oscillation frequency of the
welding head and the welding rate. Ultrasonic seam weld9ng is,seen as a
highly productive method for joining aluminum, copper, nIckel, and other foils.

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USSR UDC 621-572.54
E .1, FIALKOVO-KIY, A.To
v OL-Y _q1_
'do
open axial Cylindrical Resonator"
Kiev-, Izvest!Za Vuzov S35R-Radioelek-tro
jilca~ Vol XIV, 0 10,1971,PP 111 -1122
Abstract: It is shown that a high-Q oacillatio-i can exist in a BeEment of a
coaxial wavaguide with an interna" conductor urxrestrictt~d in len&th. As
L characteristics of the open resonator are found and ths area of use of the
studies of the system are discussed# In the work only thone oscillations are
studied in which dopGndence on the azimuthal angle%) iff 1 absent.For a genarali2,-
ation in the case of '6 /6 (,~ = 0, it is necessary with,the cylindrical funct,
JrA
Ions participating in the derivation to substitute the ax 0 a, n. = 112,
Ond upon obtaining thn final formulas the Dabyo,ssymptotie formilas are iised.
The second polarization (of H-wava) is wtudled s:UiTu1Pxl-1f. During
this the dispersion equation for transverse oBcillatiou r-ust he tranefomed
in a correeponding wave and the tanction must. be oubatituted for the fluncticn
Roceived by editors 14 Sept 70; aft)a1r, revision 21 j4n 714 12 ref. 3 fig.
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USSR UDC 621.385.6
VILKOVA, L. P., GAYDUK, V.
Mteraction of A Nonaxisymmetric Tubular Spiral Flu;-c with Uadelayed Waves in
a Cylindrical Wave Guide"
Kiev, Izve-stiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy--Radioelektronika, Vol XIV, No 9,
1971,_pp 1009-1021
Abstract: A systematic analysis of the effects connected with the effect of
the space charge in various superhigh-frequency devices using the interaction
of curvilinear electron fluxes with fast electromagnetic waves. The disper-
sion equation is found in the linear approximations for.a tubular spixal
electron flux formed by a longitudinal magnetic field in a cylindrical wave
guide where the flux axis cannot coincide:,with the wave-guide axis. As an illus-
tration of the developed theory, a more detailed analysis is parformed for the
case of a nonaxisymmetric flux Ifor interaction with waves ofthe 11 ok type) and
the case of an axisymmetric flux (for interaction with landitudinal E or 11
waves)# The space charge field is considered in the quasistatic approximation.
The discussed linear theory is based on strict expressions for the
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VILKOVA, L. P., et al., Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy-Radioelektronika,
Vol XIV, No 9, 1971, pp 1009-1021
charge and current densities in curvilinear fluxes [Gayduk, Radiatelchnika i
elektronika, Vol 11, No 2, 219, 19661 an&oa the excitation equations [Gayduk,
Izv. vuzov SSSR - Radioelektronika, Vol 14, No 1, 17, 19711. The theoretical
characteristics uermit evpressions to be obtained for the coupling resistance
in closed form - in the form of quadratures or ordinary functions. Thus, it
is not necessary to expand the fields excited in the flux in infinite Fourier
series as is usually done when considering interaction; with one E or 11 wave.
The derived dispersion equation frr the propagation conStant It reduces to
algebraic equations for Interaction of the:displaced flim widi the 11 Ok wave and
the ai-xisymmetric flux with arbitrary E orlt waves. In the general case it is
transcendental but alsn can be approximately reduced to~algebraic. Considera-
tion of the quasistatic Coulomb fields indicates the presence,of varied effects
caused by the space charge in the spiral tubular flux. :The effects connected
with these waves are different on variation of the position of the centers of
the electron orbits and an variation of the azimuthal number n. Thus, when
11 ~ 0. the relativism can be reduced to an increase in,effectiveness of the
interaction in certain cases. For a displdced flux with a small radius of tile
electron. orbits, the effect of the Coulomb1orces, is quite different.
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