SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT OREKHOV, V.B. - ORLENKO, YU.M.

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USSR UDC 629.78.002
BASI=TOV, A. F., SINYAYEV, V. I., ORE-MOV B.
'11nfluence.of Seated Structural Elements of Circular Parts on Coaxial Error
in a Joint"
Tr. Ufim. Aviats. In-t.
[Works of Ufim Aviation Institute), No 21, 1971,
pp 7-13, (Translated from Referativn)r/ Zhurnal,.Raketostroyeniye, No 2,
1972,-Abstract No 2.41.224 from the Resume).
Translation: This work states the problem'of determining the influence of
basic errors in the manufacture.of parts (eccentricity of seated surfaces,
radial clearance A and end skew) on bending of axes with certain assembly
plans. Evaluation of the these plans from the standpoint of maximum possi-
ble skew of the axes is of significant interest for designers in selecting
plans for joints and assigning tolerances for their manu6ctura. 4 Figures.

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A.N., NECHAEVAt T.A.9 OREKIIOVA*~L.L.
CCU, NTRY OF INFO-USSR
SO URC E- Z h -NALCH. PRIKL. FOTCGR. KINEMATOGRe. 1970s LS(l), 68-9
T:: E-,.PUBLISHEC--70
."SUBJECT ARFAS--CIIEMISTRY
CP IC TAGS--SILVER COMPOUND, HALIDE, ABSOR-PTIQN BAND SPECTRUM
0
SCILLATtCN, COLLOID
-~.CONTROL, MARK lJNG-NO RESTRICTIONS
.~.::DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
_..~PROXY, REEL/FRAME-2000/0284 STEP NO--UR/0077/70/015/GOI/0068/0069
~C*IRC ACCESc.ICN NO-AP0124043

PRdCESSlt4G DATE-20NOV70
212 025 UNCLASSIFIED
'CIRC :ACCESS ICN ING-AP0124043
ABSTRACT/ExTRACT-1U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE RFAL PART OF THE AV. N OF AG
u -'s r Es
WAS TAKEN AS 0.065. THE ABSORBAINCE CURVE IS OF THE 1'* RE AT EIINTER T
FOR ThE SYSTEM AG-AGCL WFERE A VERY STRONG OSCILLATI'ON JS 08SU* THIS
SHOULD APPEAR IN THE FORM OF A STRUCTUR& IN THE COLLOID 6AND
-':,--F,OR PARTICLES 100-200 NM IN DIAMm IN THIS. CASE THE,' BAND HAS 2-3 MAX.
AN INCREASE IN TFE PARTICLE DIAM. SHOULD INCREASE THE NO'. OF MAX. AND
ZECREASE THEIR INTENSITY. W ITH A PARTI;CLE,SIZIE Of~i6OO-700 NM THE NO.
-OF --tiAZ.. IS 5. FACILITY! VORONEZH*.GUS.- UNIV.t VORONEZH, USSR.
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change the distance.betwee4, the ~C.Iapps~in suitable
manner':- Chamber (2), housing the ~Qlabjpj L and disco,
cart be filled with cdrrosi~e: media-,~. PiA. disc (7)
is revolved by. motor: (6) causing, the clamps to put
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TITLE--EFFtLT LF ELECTRON UGNur~,CW4PbUNUS-tjN BUTAOItNE VOLYMERIZATMA IN
-u-
THE PF.ESF-t,CE OF PI ALLYLNlCKEL.CkTALYSTS;.
:~.'--,,.4UTii.JR-(05)-KPISTALt%YY, ORE&HOVA9 i%6v.lt LABOLUTSKAYA, YE.V.,
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Sbi3JECT AkE/iS--CHEmlSTkY
"OPIC TAGS-CHEMICAL REACT I ON K INET ICS BUTAU [ENE POLVIFEKIZATI04, METAL
~.~,.CATALYSTo WICKELt TITANIUM CHLURIDEt CHEM ICAL RE AAIT I ON RATL
:CG4TRCL MARK I NG-'40 RESfRICTICNS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
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CIRC-ACCESSICN, r4U--AP0I35Q56-----

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CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0133056
-A3STkACT/EXl*ftACT--(U) Gr,-O- A6STRACT. BUTADIENE WAS POLYMD. IN THE
'D ELECTRON
PRESENCE GF PI ALLYLNICKEL CHLORIDE 11) :PLUS fICL SUa4- AIN
~001%OK ADuITIVES E.G., ME SUB2 S, ET SUB2: Or ANO ;PHOME, IN ORL)Ea TO DET.
THE EFFErTS 13F THE AVOITIVES CIN THE POLYMP4. RATE,. ME SUB2 S INHIBITED
THE PULYMN. RATEt 13UT PHOME'HAD THE OPROSITE EFFECT. KINETIC STUDIES
SUGGESTED THAT THE DC143h AOULTIVES ADGE:U:TO~ I IL'4STEAJ OF TICL SUB4.
FACILITY: FIZ. KHIM. INST. IM. KARPfJVA# Vi;S::CG-14t USSR.

USSR UDC 539.23:541.139
ANDRYUSHCHENKO, F. K., OREIGIOVA, V. V.,and GRITSENKO,~ T. I., Khar'kov
Polytechnical Institute'TiFni q.Mlenin
"Preparation of Thin Magnetic Films With Special Properties by an
Electrochemical Method"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Prikladnoy Khimii, Vol 46, No 1, Jan 73, pp 52-56
Abstract: Since magnetic properties of the films obtained by the electro-
chemical method are affected by.their composition, thickness, conditions of
the electrolysis, acidity of the electrolytes and by other parameters, a
study was undertaken of the effects of these parameters on thin magnetic
films. It was established that lmiering.the coercive force to 3e and
improvement in the anisotropy of these films may be achieved by depositing
them in pulsed mode using intersticial layers.of copper, and a brass base.
The use of the pulsed mode may promote directional ori6ntation of the
crystals zad by keeping then in a fine crystalline fom improve their
magnetic properties.
Him It I

USSR UDC 621.357.7:669.15"-)4(0"10.,-,)
ANDRYUSHCHF10,0, F. K., OMMOVA. va V. CRITSEI-MO, T. I., TRlrl,.)V,4., A. 1.
"Method of Electrolytic Deposition of a Nickel-Iron Alloy"
USSR Author's Certificate No 308093, filed 22 Oct 68, PlibliSlWdz 26 Aug 71 (from
72, A
Mh-Khimiya., No 6 (11), Jun Jlrstract No 67,316P)
Translation: A procedure for electrolytic deposition or, i -Fe alloy has been
Ali
patented., It is distinguished by the fact that in' order to obtain tile ria~onc-Lic
anisotropy of thin films, the process is realized with tile application or a
squarc-pulse direct current with a pariod.of 11-20 SCC01'J:3, a pulse time of
10-15 seconds, an ollf-duty factor of 1.1-1.5 and all anplillude of 3-5
The filrLs obtaLicd are characterized by rilas'notic arilsompy w1th a coercive
force of 4-3 oersteds and an anisotropy field of 3-7 oen3teds. The minirlum
values of the coarcivc- force and tile an.1no.cropy field (~!-,6 art! arit.,(-~vpd
for a pulse period of 15 seconds (the pulse tirle was 1.0 mtconc"s, the off-chity
fzc,!--or was 1.51 and an mraplitude of 4 a/dm2 dux:Lng the electrolysis process
with D I
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USSR UDC 669.24.018.9(088.8)
ANDRYUSHCHENKO, F. K. MMOVA--V- GRITSENKO, T. TRUROVA, A. 1.
"Hathod of Electrolytic Precipitation of Nickel-Iron Alloy"
USSR Author s Certificate No 308098, filed. 22 Oct 68, published 26 Aug 71 (froin
RM-14tetallurgiya, No 4, Apr 72, Abstract No AG317P)
Translation: This is a supplement to the primary patent (RZh--M 'etaliur~;iya,
1969, 5G402P). In order to obtain magnetic anisotropy of thin films , this
process is realized with deposition on a direct current.1of square pulses with
an 11-20 second period, a pulse time of 10-15. seconds, an of f-duty factor of 1.1-
1.5,and an amplitude of 3-5 amps/decimeter2. :The alloy,filmr, obtained are
characterized by magnetic an:Lqotropy.%Ath a coercive foice of 4-8 oersteds and
an anisotropy field of 3-7 oersteds.

2 6 Ut,,CL A DATE--02CCT70
PRN'ESSING
11'L F G"IFTIC ALLOY: 15 WITH'SPECIAL PROPERYIE~ BY AIN
--PRFPARATION OF MA
ELECTROCHEMICAL METHOD -U-
."AUTHO R-. 0 3 -AN DRY 1) S HCH FN KO F.K.t OREK VA GRITSENkI0, T.L.
"EQUNITRY GF INFO--USS.R
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:-UP (LEN I NCRAD)
,Sc) %CE--ZH. PRIKL. KHIM. 1970,~ 43(3) 573 -7
;7DATE PUFLISHED------70
'-,.S:UBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
ALLOY# ELECTRUCHEMISTRYZ [RON ALLOY, NICKEL
ALLOY, ELECTRUDEPOSITION9 METAL FILM* EL:E!-'TROLYTE
tONTPOL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-.UOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME--1992/0739 STEP NO--UR/OOaO/70/D43/003/057110577
CIRC ACCI~SIUN N!0-00111932

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_CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0111932 PROCESSING DArE--020CT70
:A__3STRACT/EX7RArT--(U) GP-0- A6STRA(,T. THE DEPi-NDENCE !IF THE C)NIPN. OF
XI-FE ALLOY FILMS, DEPOSITED FROM K SUB4 P SUB2 0, 51J._17 A % -D ~JA S,&LICYLATE
SOLN.v ON 7THE ELECTROLYTE CONCN. AT VARIOUS C.DS. 4AS FST BLIS FD.
A H THF:
',EFFECTS-CiF COMPLEX FORMING IMETALS (N1 AINJIDJE) AND LI'ANDS WERE sttmc.:).
1-1 -
NA SALICYLATE IS CHOSEN BECAUSE OF ITS ~INSTABILI TY CONSTS. t 3.24 TIMES
10 PRIME NEGATIVE28 AND 4.9 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE36. THE FF
...SALICYLATE COMPLEXES ARE SO STRONG THAT ELECTRUDEPOSITION DP FE CAN BE
. ATTAINED GALY BE CODEPOSITION WITH NI. FOR NIt K SU84 P SUB2 0 SU87 IS
~,MORE SUITABLE THAN THE SALICYLATE LIGANDS. INCREASE OF THE C34PLEXING
METAL CONCN. SHIFTS THE POLARIZATION CURVES T014ARDS M9qE ELECTROPOS.
'ELECTRODE POTENTIAL VALUES9 WHICH..CAUSE:S THE ENRICHMENT 3F THE ALLOY
-WITH THAT METAL WHOSE COMPN. IN THE SOLN. INCREASES. Al- T14E SAME T114E,
AN INCREASE OF THE L'IGAND-CONCN. SH-IFT5: THE 0EPOSIT1,11t.4 POTENTIAL TOWARDS
'OR C
M - FLECTRONEG. VALUES. AN OPTI'MUM ELECTROLYTE COMP". IS NICL SUB2
TIMFS 6H SUB2 0 70v FFGL SU63 TIMES 6H SUIQ 0 Z-3, ~K S11114 P SUB;? 0 SU,37
3.30, NA SALICYLATL 20 G-1. AT 0.5-4 A-U111 PRIMEZ, 1,;,[ -'NpCJRLIKF NI-F~
~ALLOY FILMS ARE DEPOSITED FPOM THIS ELECTROLYTE. ELELTR-OLYSIS DURATID'i
:-OF .1.5-3 MIN PROVIDES A N1 CONTEN1 IN T14E OEPOSIT OF.80- 83.51PERCENT, AND
-THE FILM THICKNESS IS'INCREASED FROM 300 TO 800 ANGS'rRUM.
va-3 115

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USSR UDC 6P_3-357.7:66q-35'-5(0e8.8)
OPEKHCYVAJ V. V., ANDRYUSHCHENKO, F. X. and KOMAR L. P., h1arkov University
"Electrolytic Plating of Copper-Zinc Alloys"
USSR Author's Certificate No 305207, Filed 20 Dec 6c), 1111blished 1Jul 71
Urom Referativnyy Zhurnal Khimiya, 110 21(11), 1972, Abstract No 21L312P
by E. Z. NaprLdr-h)
Translation: This method differs from other by the prei5ence of the ligand
Y,41P20? and sodium sulfosalicylate -which make it possible to obtain shiny coat-
ings. Example: the alloy containing 67-72(,,. C-a is electrodeposited from the
electrolyte consisting of (in g/liter) 55,-6o ZnS04, 5-10 C-SQ~, 240-250 VILP2C~,
28-33 sodium sulfosalicylate at pH 8.9-g.p-p 18-250C)
of 0-5
I Dc

M iscelliieous
USSR UDC: 517-9
OREL, A. A.
ulle Application of-Variational Methods to Solution of Boundary Value 1'rob-
lems,for Equations of Mixed Type in Near-Sonic Gasdyllamics"
Kazan', Izv-estiya VUZov: Matematika, Ilo.9(124), Sep 72, pp 76-83
Abstract: The calculation o-P many near-sonic flows of ideal gas leads to
boundary value problems for equations of mixed type, In S. G. Miklilin's
.1 -thematical PLYsics" (Moscow "Ifauka". ].q70)
book "Variational Methods in M-
variational methods were applied tc~ the solution of boundarv value nroblems for
equations of elliptical type -- the problem of integraiing a differential
equation was reduced to the problem of finding a function which minimizes
a certain integral. In this paperthe author considerv a boundary value
problem for an equation of mixed type wbich ir. a generalization of the ap-
proximate near-sonic equation for a stream turction and. the equation for
the transfomed stream function. The article comprises four sectionc. In
the first, the solution of the boundary value problemi-is reduced to findin,-
a function which minimizes some ouadratic functional defined.on the set of
partial solutions of the differential equatilon. In tho 4;econd. s,~~ction 11,
1/2

USSR
OREL, A. A., Izvestiya VTUZov: Matematika No 9(12h) Sep 72, PP 76-83
system of pa'rtial solutions is 4' ound and used in constructing a solution of
the boundary value problem, with a continuous boundiary condition. The p_roblel~-l
with a discontinuous boundary condition is connidered %'M section 3- In section
-ozlied to solvil r, the problem of ne -sonic flow of
k the results are a- Ln- - W _L
1deal gas tbrough a Laval nozzle. with given walls which becacizi two parallel
straight lines at - infinity upstream; a condition is fbLuid which defiries ~ the
flow of gas through the givep nozzle. The author thazflcs S. V. Fallkovich
guidance and continued interest in the 11orl'.

USSR UDC 669.14.018.29-414
GOL'DSHITEYN, M.-I., BLYUM, E. E., GRIN',: A. V., LITVINEKKO,
D. A., LEYKIN, L X., RUDaIENKO, A. VAYNTIL-WD, S. S.,
LOKTIONOV, P. Ya., LASHCHEV, V. Ya., MIOSIOSHVILI, V. V.,, MIROSHNICHENK'-O,
S. I., and KONDPASHOV, M. M., Ural Scientific Research Institute of
Ferrous Metals, Central Scientific Research Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy
imeni I. P. Bardin, and Konmunarsk Metallurgical Plant
"Adoption of the Industrial Production of 15G2AF Sheet Steel"
Moscow, Stal', No 9, Sep 70, pp 828-830
Abstract: An investigation of the 15G2AF plate steel ~10-25 =0 COMMC17-
cially produced at the Kommunarsk Metallurgical Plant,:revealcid that
alloying of the manganous structural steel with nitrogen and valladium
increases the strength and plasticity properties of the normalized rolled
steel. Normalizing of the metal effects a size reduction of the grain
(to 10-12), which assures a low (-IOO*C to -120*C) cold brittleness
threshold. The strength of the 15G2AF steel was found to be at least
m2 and the yield stress at least 45 kg/mm2. 'Use. of 15G2AF steel
60 kg/r
for welded structures decreased weight, in comparison with steel IOG2SI,
by 13.6%.
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1/2 018 UNCLASS I F [ED-';f! OROCEtSING DATE--020CT70
r:ITLE--(;HANGES. IN THE ACTIVITY OF~LACTAT.EOEHYDRGGEKASE OF THE BL30D SERUM
.,AND URINE IN ACUTE RENAL INSUFFI.CIENCY Ul
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'INFO--LISSR
.-COUNTRY OF
:SOURCE-TERAPEVTICHESKIY ARKHIV, 1970f VOL 42v NR 31 PP 77-80
.-.-DATE PUBL ISHED-----70
AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
,!:,,_TlOPIC TAGS--LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE, BLOOD:SERUMt URIP11, RENAL FAILURE
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CLASS--UNCLASSEF.lE0
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CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0102780
ArJTE
ABSTRACT/EXIFACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT. ATOTAL OF 54 PATIENTS WITH
--RENAL INSUFFICIENCY OF VARIOUS EflOLOGY WERE EXAMINED. TOTAL ACTIVITY
OF LACTATEDEHYDROGENASE AND ACTIVITY (IF ISOENZYME5 OF
LACTATED~.HYDROGENASE IN THE BLOOD PLASMA DURING OLIGOANLIRIA WAS
DETERMINED IN 39 PATIENITS. ISOENZYMES OF LACT ATE-DEHYDR13GENASE OF THE
BLOOD PLASIMA AND URINE DURING RESTORATION OF THE r~!CNAL FUNI~f[DNj WERE
STUDIED IN 15 PATIENTS~ AN INCREASE OF T.HE LACTETEDEHYDRATF ACITIVITY IN
THE BLOOD.AND URING MAINLY AT THE EXPENCE OF RAPID MOVING 150ENZYMES WAS
NOTED. THEJOTAL ACTIVITY OF LOG OF THE BLOOD WAS NOT CHARACTERIZED BY
-THE EXTENT OF THE RENAL TISSUE.INJURY* ALL FIVE:ISUENZYMES OF LDG WERE
REVEALED IN-THE URINE. WITH RESTORATION OF THE RENAL FUKTION THE
-ACTIVITY ~QF ISOENZYMES IN THE BLOOD AND URINE BECA4E NORMALIZED. THE
DYNAMIC .01~SJERVATION OVER THE CHANGE IN THE ACTIVITY OF:LDG MAUE IT
uLE TO:'JUDGE UPON fHE RE-STORATION 0 FtHE- AENAL FUNCTION.
POSS1,
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USSR
flone Method of Solution of the Problem of Distribut.Lon of Cargos from a
Central Refrigeration Unit to Stores"
Tooriya, i Praktika Sbora Peredach i Obrabotki Ekon. Info:rm. [Ilicory and
Practice of Collection, Transmission and Processing of Economic Information
Collection of Works2, Moscow,,1971, D -112, (Tran
_p 100 from Refera-
tivnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 3, 19,72, Abstract Na 3 V477).
NO ABSTRACT.
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711E SU%STVkATE ORIENTATICLI tS TUr. t;R(Vnj AND M~ptlajtS OF
EPITAXIAL L.AYEAS
jArtlcj~ by ;. A. Crushkov, F. P. go o- Vj_ kovalrn", 1. y_.
qL
P~~-AJJUCLA677-7- UrCl, TLift';tliy. Svetiavodski hov,~Albli
Lum P. Prdt"exAa. Roots. i e&4: rol"rovoAnA~owktj &.ristallov I 1`11.cn,~,,
R"sian. 12-10 Jwe 1972, p a7l
of-AV"t AN, CA, r A.
vere rro-n frum a solutiwl 1. a F.411im wit In m hydrogen flux on pja,ljt~m
dru.nide platl-4 With - .,I-nt-tion of Igo., Illt. ILIA &ad *t% th. W.) rlan~s
disoriented to IIJB by 3* and 10'.
Tile errect of tile orientation pl-* on the Frovth rate. moroholor,.
electrical paramters,and photaiuminescemee Ll-tensity waa investigated. Tile
layers steer turroved wt th respect to moriabAlog r
y_" rv,obt mined xincula
r An Im-rer, vith
planes. The 41otilbutign of. the corpoattloo. in tite All xa I
respect to thickness Am observed as a. functiom of the substr4,tR vrientaticsl
plane. The Most Miforw layers were obtained. for' 'Itzolittt orl.subotratwa -cricu-
ited In ther 1115 planw.- In p4rd* layers of Al with, a concentsation c6
son thnn's-1015 cd's & deep 2avol is observed (forexowle. for z - 0. 3. the
eUvation energy of tile level X - 0.12 QlActrou volts). tkb the b"Is of the
!
layers of solid solutiono.of Alllj,,._ *-. 40,1o, obtalned..Jits, dlode*
were, N=Uf*Ckur~4 Vith a.brightness, to I.W ]it tat a currant of 16 mkLIuu%,;,a -

USSR
UDG 531.76/?7
RYA-POLOV, V. A., YRYUKOV, L. V., KIIL.IKCV S' V., CHIST YAKOI V.1
PERFIL-YEV,, L. 14., and OREL-ICHOIAAKOV G A
"A Device for Indicatin~~ the Direction of Rotation of a Stepping I-lotor"
USSIR Author's Certi 4'
ftcate '10 363 -p 11/00, filed I ? Oct 70,
922 k1 G 01
published 21 Mar 73 (from RZh Aytomatika TeI.qmekhanJka i V~ychislitell naya
Tek-hnika, No 11 , Noy ?3, abstract No 11 A 3STP)
I~Lanslatio A device is proT)o*ed for indicating the direction of rotation Of
a ste-p-ArLG motor, containing a dif erentiatin-er ele-iment and valvez, r0 sim.Dlify
and improve the reliability of the apparatus, one of the val-ve inputs is c0n-
nected to each phase windin-, of the step motor; the other input is connected
through the differentiatinq elepient to the followin,,, phase ~Windln- of the
motor, While the out)Uts of tile ~Valvvs and
-:Gteppin, are combi. nod
connected to the output terminal. One illustration.

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Complex" of Metal5). lnrA:,lLkiLe of Qrmz:r,,:;qIhry and AnalyLicil
Ch,.-mistry lm~!nl V. 1. V~rnadskiy.
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lectloa nt Articlc&. ;M
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0. t. phys~cochfrinical Principler. of the Vrocesning.of
Mi ncra I Raw Material, Siberian Department-, Vovosibi,rsk, 19731
200 pages, 1450 copie a, I r 23. k.
Protsen 1,
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Diffusion its Allois q7j~ pa-gf4z' 3500 Copies, 2 is
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2100 copics, 3 r 25 k.
-.plavov Zirconium A I I oy.--,
SLruhtura , trirkonly.') (Structure. of
Coll,,c~ivv of Authors. Ingtitilt- of Plptallurt
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Scientific Council for the Complex Problvqr. "Phykiic~'~ ~nd Oirmitry
of Semiconductorn". Moscow, 1973, 264 pagol. with iLl., 1500
copies, 2 r 57 k.
- 183 -
3 o 3
d-j-W Pta~ K

USSR UDC. 629-734.7
OSMOLOVSKIY, I . V.
"A Catch for Disconnecting the Free Ends of the Suspension System of a
Parachute"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Zna.ki,
No 21, Jul 73, Author's Certificate No 380537i Division,B, filed 9 Apr 71,
published 15 May 73, p 67
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a catch for discon-
necting the free ends of the suspension system of a parachute. The
device contains a housing with a cover on which trigger,relvaijes and a
safety lock are mounted. Pnelosed'in theAousingare fiLsteners which
hold the free ends of the parachute suspension lines. 0 a distinguish-
ing feature of the patent, locking reliability of the catch Is improved
by making the safety lock in the form of a spring-loaded, pushbutton in-
stalled on the cover perpendicular to the%plane of the housing.
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USSR UDC 621.983
OVCHINNIKOV
BOYKO, E. I., BOYKO, S. V.
"Study of Cold Heading with Ultrasound"
Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, Mashinostroyoniye, No 3, 1973,
pp 127-129.
Abstract: The problem of the use of ultrasound as an activating factor during
cold heading is studied. It is demonstrated that the use of ultrasound
increases the ductility of-the material and reduces the static deformation
force required. Also, the use of ultrasound facilitates softening of the
material and decreases residual stresses.

dam
LTL'C 19'-
STEPANCHU101 V. N.,
RUSAN V. G., 0n-'SFZQ=6.1Q.X"
"Developmnt of a New Brand of Optical Quartz Glass"
I4ninarad, Dotiko-Vzkhanichesimys, Pro~rmshlcnnostl, No 1.2, December 1971,
pp.42-45
Abstract: To satisfy a recently arisen requirement for quartz glass havin,,-,
high transparency, it became necessary to PrOCILICC iar, especially pure voynthetic
raw material, with a total ntdmixtura cont2ut not exceedlh:~ 1 T 1o-5 to 2.
10 At an unnammed plant there vas tested a nimber of. lots oA
silicon
dioxide, obtained by hydrol, sir. of tbe ethyl eatt-
-r,of orLho3ialIci.c acid. On
the basis of an investigation of the optical properties of tha obtFUned snp-ples
of glass, it was sbovm that the best rav mLterial is the "Iree" band of --ili-
con dioxide. Me maltim~ of cuartz srlass directly frcm a "cnk,-~" of
silicon dio-zide ir--,iro-es -nroductioa process, rjul short~ms the techno-1101-ILcal
cycle of the creation of the interm-diate products, without Jer-reas-ing, thair
quality. I fj,,jjre. 4 t-abl-Cs- 3 referencea.
VI

14/2 022 :PIkOCESSING I)ATE--18SEP70
,JITLE--ELECTRIC STLMULATION (IF THEI~DIJODENUM IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
;~OF CHRONIC PANCREATITIS -U-
--,'AUTHOR-(03)-SOKOLOV, V-I.t SMIRNOV V.F~ URESHENKOVv M.M
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--KHIRURGIYA, 1970, NR 2r PP L04-111
-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-.'-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SC'TENCE S
`,~:TOPIC TAGS--DIAGNOSTIC METHODS, ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY, DUODE'NUM, PANCREAS?
GILEr SECRETION, ENZYME ACTIVITY, GALL~BLAODERt COLON
~C.VNT ROL MARKING--NO RESTRICT10.14S
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFTED
PROXY R E E LFR A M I-- - 199 313 121
CIRC ACCESSIOIN W)--AP0054196
tif I ' L A
s r c, P N 0 - - U R0 S 3 17 0o0 0 20 10 o I 11

21-7 ~022 VNCL ASS I FIED PR 0 C, E SS I N%G 0 ATE -- 13 S EP 7 0%
C IR CACCESSION NO--AP0054196
ARSTRACT/EXTRACT-M; G-P-0- A3STRACT. A REDUCED V.01*0,kicrry oF rHF
r
GUODENUM 15 ONE OF THE MANN CHAIt6 IN THE PATHOGEINF51S 0, rl-RfNIC
PANCREATITIS IN CONDITIONS -OF HYPOKINESIS OF THE: INTESFINAL WALL THERE
~ISITES FOR STASIS OF BILE AiND PAPICREAl IC JUICE Af~OVI: THE
OCCUR PREREQ c
QDDI'S SPHINETER. ON THE OTHER HANDt DUODENAL HYPOTENSION CAUSES
IT
SECONDARY DILATATION OF THE SPHINETER OF ODOI,, THIS LEADING TO CDNSrAl%
INFECTION OF THE DUCTS WITH ENZYME ACTIVE IN'TESTIN:AL CONTE,,,.,TS. THUS
& NTAINFD. F(31 THE TREATMEiNT OF
CHRONIC RECURRENT PANCREATITIS IS IMAII R
HYPOKINETIC STATES OF THE DUODENUM IN 4Z PATIENTS T14E AUTHORS EMPLOYED
ELECTRIC STIMULATION OF ITS MOTORICITY WI.TH A WEAK ELECTRIC DISCHARGE.
ACT-ING UPON THE INTESTINAL PACEMAKER, SITUATED IN THE ZONE OF VATERIS
PAPILLA,- THE AUTHORS INTEINSIFIED_THE. It.4TESTINAL mnTOR ACTIVITY IN
PATIENTS WITH EARLY FUNCTIONAL STAGES OF CHRONIC PANCREATITISt ATT-41NING
A POSITIVF CLINICAL EFFECT. T14E TECHINIQUE eF ELECTRIC STIMULATION OF
THE DUODENUM IS SIMPLEt SAFEt 9ELL TOLERATED BY PA'rIENTS AND MAY BE USED
FOR NORMALIZATION OF THE MOTORKI.TY OF ALL INTESTINAL nEGIONS. E: LE: C T R I C
STIMULAYION- IS DEEMED PFRSPECTIVE IN THE TREATMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE
A 0
:.PARESISt FUNUIONAL DUODENOSTASISt 01SKIKSUS, PANC*-RE 'IOPAIHIA, S ME
FORMS OF NONCLACULOUS %CHOLECYSTITISt BUQUENITIS ANO PERSISTENT CtiqONIC
COLITIS,

USSR ~ ONO UDC 612.215.014.2-014.481/.482
KITAYEV, E. It., ORESHINA A F., TARASOV, S. I., and YAS'KOVA, V. Z., Laboratory
of Radiation GdffffFTa"c`san*iemote Radiation Pathology, Central Scientific Researzh
Institute of Roentgenology and Radiology, Ministry of Health USSR, and Laboratory
0
f Hygiene of the Air, Leningrad Scientific Research Institute of Radiation Hy-
iene, Ministry of Health RSFSR
9
"Morphological Changes in the Lungs Produced by Single Hot Particles Experimental
S tudy"
Moscow, Meditsinskaya Radiologiya, No 4, 1970, pp 52-56
Abstract: About 100 hot particles (particles of CoW 10-20 microns in size with
an activity of 10-8 to 10-9 C) in 0.2 ml of physiological saline were injected
into the jugular vein of rats. Morphological changes in the lungs were studied
5-30 days thereafter. No significant changes were obserml in the energy absorp-
a of 102 and 106 ladt:
occupied a i;pace
tion zone. The zone of absorption of done
With a radius of 200 microns, urhile destructive changes appearcd only within a
radius of 15-20 microns. Although there was~an absence of focal neercsis, changes
were noted in the blood vessels containing particles - homogenization and loss of
structure of the walls, swelling of collagenous and argyrophil fibers. The in-
tensity of the destructive processes was unrelated to the size of the radiation
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USSR
KITAYEV, E. M., et al, ~Ieditsinskaya Radiologiya, No 4, 1970, pp 52-56
doue. After 20-30 days, besides the vascular changes, desquamation and necro-
biosis of endothelial cells, there were signs of proliferation of cellular
elements in the adventitia. The radioactive particles had no effect on the
adjacent structures. Thus, the changes observed appear to be comparatively
7, insignificant from the standpoint of injury!to lung tissue and impairment of
respiratory function.

.2/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED PACCESSING DATE--09UCT70
,CIRC ACCESSION NG--AP01091.12
~ABSTKACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP--O- Aij STRACT. THE PAPER SETS FORTH THE kESULTS
OF EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE LUNGS OF RATS
UNDER THE EFFECT OF SINGLE FIXED HOT PARTICLES. PARTUCLES OF CO PRIME60
OF MICROSCOPIC SIZE WITH AN ALIVITY OF 10 PRIME NEGATIVE9 CURIE WERE
USED. THE AUTHORS DEMONSTRATE THE ABSENCE UF.FOCAL NErkOSIS AT THE
SITES OF I-IXATION OF SINGLE HUT PARTICLE,IN IRRADLATIUN DOSES OP THE
SURROUNDING TISSUES UF 10 PRIME NEGATIVE4"10 PRIME INEGATIVE5 RAD DURING
NO SUXjL:-- MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES
A PERIOD FROM 5 TO 30 DAYS. THERE WEREIFOW
IN VESSELS AT THE SITE OF FIXATION OF PARTICLES AND IN INTE'RALVEULAR
-MEPiBKANES WEITHOUT A DEFINITE RELATION WITH THE VALAJE OF THE RADIATION
~v- EFFECT.
Ll

Irma
GUBIN, V. Ye., IS UPOV, Yu. G., ORESHI.A, M. D, KILA-71YEV, N. N. , SHEIVIYAKINA,
~G. N.
"Free Convection in a Horizontal Cylinder"
Tr. Will po Sboru, Podgotovke i Transp. Nefti i Nefteproduk-tov [Works of
All-Union Scientific Research Institute on the Colledion, Preparation and
Transportation of Oil and Petroleum Products], No 8, 4971, p1) 104-116,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnali Me-khanika, No 4, 1972, Abstract No
4 B647 by Ye. bf. Zhukhovitskiy).
Translation: Free, unstable convection in wi infinite horizontal circular
cylinder is studied. The %ball temperature-of the cylinder is maintained con-
stant and differs from the temperature of the fluid. The temperature dif-
ference and size of the cavity are assumed sufficiently great that convection
occur5 in the boundary-layer mode. The problem is solved on the assumption
of quasistability of the process: it is considered that the structure of the
flow is determined at a given moment in time by the instantanoous temperature
difference between the walls and the fluid and is independent of the rate of
change of temperature with time.
The equations for planar, stable convective motion in the boundary laver
approximation are solved by the Karman-Polhatisen method. Law-inar rind WrIal-
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USSR
GUBIN, V. Ye, ISUPOV, Yu. G., ORESIIINA, M. D. , KIMIYEV, X. N., SIO.IYAKINA,
G. N., Tr. VNIII po Sboru, Podgotovke i Transp, Nefti~i Neft eproduktav, No 8,
.1971, pp 104-116.
lent flow modes are studied. The velocity and temperature itre cipproximited
by polynomials. The Reynolds anqlogy is used in the turbulent case. The solu-
tion of the nonlinear systerits of equations for the velocit), and thickness of
the boundary layer is produced by the method of power', series using a longitu-
dinal coordinate. Furthermore, an analytic solution in the area of large
Prandtl numbers is found in the laminar, case. The boundary layer characteris-
tics and heat flow through the surface of the cylinder are calculated.
al
Results are presented from an experiment, study porformed usinp t
models with diameters of 30.5 and 97.5 cm and ILngths of IS and 27 em respoc-
tively. Ilic working fluids were gasoline mid distilled water. Processing of
the experimental data produced on heat transfer produc4ts the dependence N
0 25 0 40
0.340 (GP) * in the laminar case and N 0.092 (Gil) ' in the turbulent
case (Nusselt number N and Grashoff numb6r G defined through diameter of cylin-
der and temperature difference between wall and fluid; P is the Prandtl =-Iiber)
Heating time of the fluid is estimated.
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45

USSR
ORESHINA M.D. SAVELYEVA L.I., KEAZIYEV 11.11. 5II&ML G.11. (Ufa)
"Free Convection of a Fluid With an Initial Vertical Density Graa_q,_.nk,,
With Heating on the Side"
Moscow., Zhurn-al Priklanday Mekhaniki iTekhnicheskoy Fiziki, No 1, 1971,
pp 123-126
Abstract: Some results of experimental research on -free convection in
solutions with nonunifoim density with respect to heighct are presented. !41- is
shown that in the presence of a vertical density gradient and side heating
the convective motion in solution is or a cellular chwracter. Them relatio--nship
of the height of individual cells to the temperati.,re pressure and the density
gradient is ascertained. 2 figares, 5 bibliographic entries.
t~j;

USSR UDc 6-21.,782.2
OR-S SL-'--:ENCV, V.A., 21.1TROFANOV, O.V.
'tActive Elements Based Cn Chalcogenide Glasses (Short Go=--aunication)"
Elektron.t-ekhnil~a. 'Nauch.-tekhn.eb. IJikroelektronika (S-If~ctronicz Technolc
Scientific-a-echnical Collection. Yieroelectronice', 1971, YO :5(20), Pr 3'-~7
(from M:Elel:tronill~a i yeye -a, No 2, Feb 72, Abstract No 2:J61-)
urimeneni
Translationt 7he switching pammetere are ectisidered ot bead eleLents Laced
on FIassee with a different te,.-noerature of soft-ening, in the comnosition of
which Go, So, As, Si, and Go enter. VJ-.
~j I I

--230CT70
2 035 UNCLASSIFIED' OROCESSING DATE
LE--BOLT AMPERE CHARACTERISTICS OF AMORPHOUS LAYERS BASED ON AIPRIMEII
-PIMETV-C PRIMEV TERNARY SYSTEMS -U-
.,,:'AUTH0R-(O5)-BAKYSHEVt V*G#t BOLT1YETSt N,Aor BORSCHEVSK[Yv A*Sov
jA. pQESHKINt PoTo'
GORYUa.Qjj&j
cou OF INFO--USSir----"""
V
POLUPROV. 1970p 4(2)t 372-5 4
SOURCE-FIZ. TEKH.
DATE PUBLISHED ------- TO
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICSt MATERIALS
11~ TOPIC TAGS--AMORPHOUS SEMICONDUCTORr VOLT AMPERE CHARACTERISTIC, THIN FILM
SEMICONDUCTOR, ARSENIDE, GERMANIUM COMPOUND9 CADMIUM COMPOUND9
PHOSPHIDE, PULSE SIGNAL
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
WCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1980/0088 STEP NO--UR/0449/7()/001t/002/03'1'2/0375
C-IRT.-AC(: C S S_ LON- NO - AP 0 10-5-174

-.2/2 035 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105174
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AMORPHOUS LAYERS (2-6 MU THICK)
WERE PREPO. BY VACUUM SPUTTERING OF CUGEAS SU62t ZNGEAS SUB2, AND COGEP
SUB2 ON GALSS SUBSTRATES AND WERE PROVIDED WITH EVAPD. METAL ELECTRODES
(SNP PB). THE FILM COMPNS. 010 NOT CORRESPOND TO THOSE OF THE INITIAL
SUBSTANCES; THE CONTENT OF THE LEAST VOLATILE COMPONENT IGE) WAS
DECREASED. ON THE DYNAMIC CURRENT VOLTAGE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FILMSr
h OR S FOUND. THE
SWITCHING FROM THE CUTrjFF TO THE OPEN,STATE WITH EM Y WA
CHARACTERISTICS WERE NCIT-AFFECTED BY CHANGES IN FREQUENcy OF 3 ORDERS or-
MAGNITUDE. THE THRESHOLO OF NEGo RESISTANCE IN THE-FILMS STUDIED HAS
SIMILAR TO 2 TIMES 10 PR[ME4 V-CN* THE CURRENT VOLTAGE CHARACTERISTICS.
STUDIED WITH RECTANGULAR PULSES SHOWED THAT THE M8MORY IS PRESENT FOR
PULSE DURATION GREATER THAN 4TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE6 SEC AND THAT THE
BREAKDOWN VOLTAGE INCREASES WITH DECREASING PULSE DURATLONo THE
SWITCHING FROM THE CUTOFF TO THE OPEN STATE I.S DETD. BY AN ACCUMULATED
CHARGE; I.Fvt IT DEPENDS ON BREAKDOWN VOLTAGE ASWELL AS ON BREAKDOWN
-CURRENT# FACILITY: FIZ. TEXHolNST.'04. IDFFEt'LENINGRAD, USSR.

1/2 024 UNCLASSIFIE13 PROCESSING-OATE-040EC70
TITLE--ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY ANDRF=LAX4TI0N PROCESSES IN ALUMINUm OXIDE
:AT HIGH TEMPERATURE -U-
~,AUTHOR-(02)-ANDREYEVAp L.P.v ORESHKIN, P:*T.~
OF INFO--USSR
_..'50URCE-10. VYSSH. UCHEB. ZAVED., PIZ. 1970, 013),l 57-61
PUBLISHED ------- 70
--SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
::40PIC TAGS--RELAXATION PROCESSt ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY,.~ALUMJNUM (JXI0Et
-PLATINUM ELECTRODE- HIGH TEMPERATURE-. EFFECT
_-_._'t6NTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
_00CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
,.PROXY REEL/FRAME--300311560 STEP NO--UR/0139/70/013100310057/0061
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0130472,
Lllksa

~~212 024 UNCLIASS[FIE0 PROCESSING OATE--040EC70
ACCESSION NO--AT0130472
-ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-itJ) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SPECIMENS OF'AL SUB2 0 SUB3 WERE
10 PRIME~8 14-M :PRIME2) AND
PRODUCED BY COMPACTING POWDER (3.4 TIMES
-.:ANNEALING AT 1550-1600DEGREES FOR-2 HR-A 0. t. POTENTIAL (300 V.) WAS
SUPERIMPOSED BY A PT ELECTRODE. THE ;PECIMENS WEAE H~ATED
800-1200DEGREES IN NORMAL AND 0 ATMS. ~.THE TIME 0(:PENOENCE OF CURRENT
.DROP9 POTENTIAL DISTRIBUTION IN-THE SPECIMENS (4 Tr.MES 5 Mll AND 20 NIM
LONG) AND THE TEMP. DEPENDENCE OF R,ESI$TANCE ISPECEMENS 5 TIMES 5 MM AND
2 MM THICK) WERE MEASURED*. ONLY CATIONS TAKE PART::[N cONO. CURRENT
DROP TAKES 30-60 MINv AND THE FIN AL VALUE4S 4-25PERCENT OF THE INITIAL.
CURRENT' DROP AT HIGHER TEMPS, 15 LOWER THAN AT LQW TEMPS, POTENTIAL
DROP IS STEEPEST NEAR THE PLATEt AND ITJS CAUSED 10' THE NEG. LAYERS
'-SITUATED NEAR THE PLATE. INCREASE OF THE RESI:STAN~E DURING HEAT[NG IN 0
.~:ts Q8SD. ONLY AT LOWER TEMPS# FACILITY: S118. MET. INST. IM
OROZHUNIKIOZEI NOVOKUZNETSK, USSR*

029 UNCLASSIFIED PIWCESSING DATE--230CT70
J1,TLE--PREPARATION AND STUDY (IF LOCAL 4TEROGENEITIES 1-11 OXIDE
SEMICON9UCTORS -U-
AUTHOR- (0 2),-PF-RLYG IN, A.1 4111E~HKINvPT.,
C OWN T R YOF INFO--USSR
VYSSH. UCHEB. ZAVED., FIZ. 1970, 13(2)f 16-18
-'-'_~`DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--PHYSICS
,~-TOPIC TAGS--ZINC FERITE, IMPURITY LEV:-Lt ELECTROLYHC DEPUSIT10.1q, METAL
ION# CRYSTAL DEFFCT, MICROHARDNESSP SEMICONDUCTOR CONDUCTIVITY*
-DIELECTRIC. CONISTANT, DIELECTRIC LOSS
14ARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
_-,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY RFEl./f-RAME-1938/0194 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--ATrl'105210
I- Ic 0

212 029 UNG L A S SII FIED PROCESSING 0ATE-230CT70
-IRC ACCESSION NO--ATOL05270'
A,3S TRACTI EXTRACT-- (U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. HETEROGENEITiES HERE t3Y
USING THE MIEWID OF METAL IGN ELECT,- SFER IN RQ. S-OLN!. 0 1 F F E R E.N1 T
c RM T R A N
CUNCNS. OF CRG- SUfBj CUSO 5VB4&5H SUBZ Ot AND COSO, SUB4,7H SUB2 0 WERE
USED WITH A PCLYCRYST. FERP,[T;-:t GOMPN. FE SUB2 0, SUB3 63.5, N10 13.~j
AND ZNO 13PERCENT. AFTER COATING THE SAMPLE SURFACE WITH.A POLYSrYR~`E
MASKt THF ELECTROTRANSFER WAS CARRIED OUT 4T DIFFK-RENT (;.DS. (5-50
PRIME2) FOR' 10 HR. MICROHARDNESS, MICRGSTRUCTUI-~;: # AND ELEC. PROPERTIES
14ERE:DETO. THE INTRODUCED IMPURITEIS CONC. ON THE EDGE*S OF PORES AND
DEFECTS. THE IMPURITY REGIONS ARE CHARACT&RIZED BY I-NIC?~EASED
-MICIROHARDINESS (2 OR MORE TIMES), IN MCST CASES THE REGIONS HAVG N TYPE
CONO. THE AV. RESISTIVITY AFTER ELECTRUTRANSFER 0ECREASFS, WHILE DIELEG.
LOSS.ANO UIELEC. CONST. INCREASEs IN PARTICULAR AT LOW: FREQUENCIE~
FACILITY: RYALA4. RAOIGTEKH. INST RYAZAN, US-SR.
UN c L As i i:_[ E

USSR
UDC 539.29--.291,.537
-,T T N E
OR9SHKI -P. STARCHEITKOV, B. K,, AiMIRETEVA, L. P.
"Concerning Mligration Polarization in Dielectrics and Se, i4cc--iduc4-0~,sll
Tomsk, izvestiya Fizika, No 5, 1970, DP 13-16
Abstracu; !U U 4~ L, I
is sho-,.%,n that in migration polarization the reia:,ation
Uime is determined by the lifetime of the carriers in a 'L ix ed s t- a -I"e,
by the t-hic-1kaiess of the layer through ,fnich the in~gration transpa---es,
and by the drift velocity. For ion migration a :.Por-mula is obtained
as a gene.-alization of the ion-relaxation polarization for.'Tra"La.
Exmerimental data are presented with regard to tho determination o:'
ion mobi]-ity in Al 0 by the. Ioffe method, and a r;orrpa:,-4;..sorI wa;~
2 3
Made with tho value3 of mobilitt;y,thatiwero or. L
de ~dned by the au~--o,-- I s
method with -,-,he use of fon~,-6ulaz for tha~relaxation, tiiat!i, Tho
neceEsity was pointed out for examining maigrat ion. Dola:?i au- --I T-T*-en-
an-alyzin,- the mechanism of excess noise and some cases of curren-
flluctuations in semiconductors, relaxation dielectric losses, rela,~-a-
4-
Lion phenomena in active film ele-raents,,, etc.
69

jjffr~_lT2__0i_9 UINCLASS'IF ['Eb~ PR;OCESSING DATE 160CTIO
TLE--S TYPE NEGATIVE RESISTANCE , IN FILM. ELEMENTS BIASED ON '..XYGEN FREE
COMPOUNDS SPRAY COATED BY AN- EXPL.OStVE-. METHOD,-u-
,4UTH0R-(03)-0RESHKIN, P.T.t BARYSHEV,.v.6if PETROV, -I.M.
A
:7 '4
'~'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ILV, VYSSH. UCHEB. LAVED.1 FIA, 19TOv 1312)P:123-15.
~DATE PUBLISHED ------ 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL~ENGR.
toPIC TAGS
BONOINGv SEMICONDUCTING FILMi CHALCOGENIDE GLASS,
.~,--'VOLT AMPERE CHARACTERISTIC
XONTROL MARK I NG-NO RESTRICTIONS
-00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEU
.~P_ROXY REEL/ FRAME-- 199 3/0486
STEP ND--UR'/0139/70/,013/002/0123/0125
,~CIIRCACICESSION NO--ATJ113377
UNCLASSIFIED

7/2 029 UNCLASSIFIED pROCESSING DATE--160CT70
.'-C;IRC ACCESSION NO--AT0113377
~.ABSTkACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE VARIATIONS WEI~E STUDIEO FOR
THE TECHNOLOGY OF PREPG. SWITCHES WITH,S.TYPE NEG,~R~SISIAi' E. THE
ELEMENTS WERE PREPD. BY USING THE "EXPLOSIVE" SPUT 3 o F
JERIN OF REr
COMPOS. (CHALCOGENIDE GLASS CONTG. TE 47.71 AS 29,9y SI 1,2.,64t AND GE
:.9.76PERCENT) OR A IMECH. MIXT. OF GE AND SE. THE FIL;M jjijCj(iNESS WAS 4-7
MU ANM THE V-A CHARACTERISTICS WERE STUt).IEU, THE USE 01: MECH. MIXTS, is
-~OF -I NTEREST AS IT AVOIUS THE SYNTHESIS OF THE GL AS 3~ FACILITY:
~RYALAN. RADICTEKII INST.9
RYAZAN* USSR.~
UN CLASS I F I 1E 11) - - -----

77777~
USSR
PERELYGIN, A. I., ORESHKIN, P. T. (11yazan' Radio Engineering Institute)
"Production and Investigation of Local Inhomogeneities i~i Oxide Semiconductors"
Tomsk, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnvkh Zavc,.deniy,, Fizika, February 1970, pp 1.6-18
We semiconductors by a method
Abstract: The introduction of irmurities into oxA.
of-electron transfer is described! It is shown that in electron transfer it is
possible to produce local inhomogenaities in the samples,' Sexeral physical
properties of the samples are studied, andJt Is found that electron transfer
leads to a change in these propertiesi

USSR UDC 531.43-621.791-92
ORESHK-!i,-SA,.,,D,,t-.SVETLOPOLYA,14SKIY, V 1.1 and:SEREBRYAKOVA,
-f-.i;._-,_-_(institute of Materials Scien~e. Problems, Academy of
Sciences, Ukrainian SSR)
"Study,of Wear Resistance of Surfaces Hard Faced with Borides"
Paroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 3, Mar.71, Op 78-32
Abstract: High-alloy hard faced I~tyers formed of the borides of
titanium, chromium, and tungsten were studied.,,as well as titanium-
chremium diboride with a molar ratio TiB,; All of.the
coatings were subjected to x-ray phase afialysii~~. Y.-ray analysis
indicated that the initial~pooiders~consisted of titilrIlluln
diboride, a dual titanium-chromium-diboride, &~mutual solid
solut3*on based on Ti!32 and chromium diboride, a mixture of the
phases CrB and Cr.3B4, as well as 1~2B5. The boride-facings
have excelfent use properties resulting from tho exceptionally
high alloying ability of the facing~layer,~prodaced by introducing
a
several refractory components which have.differont inCluences.on
the generai properties of the alloy but give it.'~an excellent
structure.

USSR UDC 531.43.621.791
.92
N__V__ D., SVETLOPOLYANSKIYT V. I., and SEREBRYAKOVA,
To I e of Materials Science,Probleuis, Aicademy of
institut
Scie~ces, Ukrainian SSR)
"Study of Wear Resistance of Surfaces:Hard Faced with Borides"
Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 3, Mar 7.1, pp 78-42
Abstract: High-alloy hard faced layers formed of the borides of
titanium, chromium, and tungsten were atudied,~ as well as titanium-
I - 'IrB =4:1. All of the
chromium diboride with a molar rat'a TiB C 2
coatings were subjected to x-ray phase ahly`sU. X-ray analysis
indicated that the initial powders consisted of,titaniutm
diboride, a dual titanium-chromiuto diboride, a.mutual solid
solution based on TiB and chromium.diboride, a mixture of the
2 - The boride facings
phases CrBI and Cr3B4, as well as W205
have excellent use properties resulting from tho exci~ptionally
high alloying ability of the-facing lAyer, pradqced by introducing
several.refractory components which have different influences on
the generai properties of the alloy but give it an excellent
structure.
59
all M, I
K.. 5 MME .. I.-

OW707-
ArAO1
-Ace. Nr.:
Re f Code: LIRQ,0 00
Sheyenko, I.-N.; Oreshkin, V. D.; Repkin, Yu. D.
C

on ry Build-4Jp Materials Based on Refiactory Compounds (Su.,ermennyye
tempora
naplavochWe materialy na oanove tugoplavkikh sayedineniy)i Kiev* Naukova
Dumka., 1970.. 235 pp (SL:2078)
.-TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction 3
~'Ghapter I Theoretical Principles and Characteristics of.the BuUd-lJp
Process
II Build-Up Methods and Their Essence.
' 3h
III Electrodes.for Build-Up,Operation
s 59
IV Classification of Build-Up Materials 99
V. Y-ethods for Production,of HighlyWear-Resistant Build-Up Ma-

VI New Carboboride and Silicide Build-Up Materialir, 133
VII Hardening of Parts of Metallurgical-Equipment by Means of
Alloys gased on ilefractory. CoM' ounds 206
Reel ame
19690V25

USSR UDC 539.4.015
OREESHKINA, A. A., Moscow
-Composition on the Strength of lfg-Nd Alloys by the Method of
"Eftect of
High Temperature Thermomechanical Treatment"
MOSCOW, Fi2ika i Khimiya Obrabotki Haterialov, No 5, $ep-Oct 72, pp 144-146
Abstract: Results are presented on investigations into the effect of neodymium
content an the mechanical properties and structure Of Mg-Nd alloys subjected
to both high temperature thermomechanical treatment OTTXT) and conventional
heat treatment-T6. IITTMT consisted of heating itigoti.; tto 535% and soaking for
two hours, air cooling to 300% and then extruding the. alloy at this tempera-
ture into rads 10.5 mm in diameter. The degree of hot deform-ation was 87%.
For the T6 treatment the ingots were excruded at 4500C, heated to 535"C for
one hour, water quenched, and then aged at 200*C for eight hours. Mechanical
tests were performed at room tem-perature.and at 250*0.
G/mn,2 for the
At room temperature the highest tensile strength was about 32 Ir
allay with 3% Nd; the highest yield strength and elongation were also ex-
hibited at this Nd content. At 2500C, the-highest tensile strength was
still at 3% Nd but only amounted to 19 kG/=2~, however,. at 250% and a Ud
content of almost 4% the elongation was 40% at; compared to 8"/. for the

USSR
ORESHKINA, A. A., Fizika i Kbimiya Obrabotki Materialov, No 5, Sep-Oct 72,
pp 144-146
alloy containing 3% Nd and tested at room temperature. It Ywas concluded
that the optimum Nd content in Mg-Nd alloys to obtain the best cumbination
of properties was 3-3.4% Nd. The author thanks X. Ye. DRITS and Z. A.
S,VIDERSKAYA for their consultation. 2 figures, I table, 5 bibliographic
references.
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Metwoeem eaL Treatmerit
USSR UDC 669.721.5:539,377:539.4
DRITSj,14. YE SVIDFRSKAYA,Z. A. ORE, S I A. A,
"High Temperature Thermomechanical Treatment of Defornable I'Lignesium-INeodymium
Alloys
V sb Struktura i svoystva legit. splavov(Structure ana'Properties of Liaht Alloys
collection of works), Moscoll, Nauka Press, 1971, pp~ 127-1.36 (from ltzh-71[etallur-
Zka, No 4, Apr. 72, Abstract No 41701)
Translation: A study was made of the effect of high-temperature thermomechani-
Cal treatment on the mechanical properties and structure of deformable Mg-alloys
alloyed with Nb: MAll(IIg-Nd-Mn-Ni) and I-IA12 (Mg-INd-Zr)., With a degree of de-
formation of 87%, the optimal conditions of hIgh-temperature thermomechAnical
treatment for the MakIl alloy, is heating the ingots, to 490* for two hours,
partial cooling ardpressing at 350*~, and for.tbe MA12 alloy, heating the
to 530' for two hours, partial cooling and pressing at 300% Utilization of the
indicated high- temperature thermomechanical treatment col~,ditions by comparison
with the T6 conditions used for these alloys at the present time (quenching and
aging) offers significant advantapes with respect to strength characteristics
at room temperature and defined advantages ~ (especial. 1y with respect to a T) at
250*: 6 of the alloys'after high-temperature thermomechanical trentment it;

USSR
DRITS H. E., et al., StruktRya i scoystva, leEk. splavov, Moscow, Nauka Press,
1971, pp 127-136
found to be higher than af ter low-temperature thermomechanical treatm~_,nt. A
study of the structural variations taking place as a result of high- temperatur e
thermomdehanical treatment by the microstructural nrctbod,, measuring the specific
electrical resistanceand the X-ray method demonstrated that the observed harden-
ing -is connected with distortions of. the crystal lattice of the solid solution
rich with M& and variation of the kinetics. ef the processes of recovery, re-
crystallization, and decomposition of the supersaturateA solid solution. Four
illustrations, one table, and a 7-entry bibliography.
3-A
7

UNCLASSIF~Im PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--EFFECT OF THE COMPOSITION OF.THE;MEDIUM ON THE FORMATION Of
ALDEHYDES DURING SECONDARY FERMENTATIOW-U-
AUTHOR-(02)-ORESHKINA# A.YE.t KORYASHOVAt~N.A.
~,CPUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:'SOURCE--~VINODEL. VINOGRAD. SSSR 1970t 30(l)v 11-15,
.DATE PUBLISHED------70
U13JECT -AREA5--k3 IDLOG I CAL AND 'MEDICAL SC-IENCES
"TOPIC TAGS--FERMENTATION, SULFUR OXIDE, SACCHARIDE, ALDEHYDE
,.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTR LCT IONS
CUMENT~.CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
:.REEL/FRAME--1996/0660 STEP NO-w..~,UR/0505170/030/001/0011/0015
tfkC~`ACCESSIUN NO--AP0117885
UNCLASSIFIED

tIbhtNG DATE--160CT70
/2 008 UNICLASSIFIED' PROL
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0117835
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--tU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. 'ADDN. OF SO SUB2 BEFORE THE 2ND
FERMENTATION INCREASED FORMATION OF TOTAL ALOEHYD'ES, allT DID NOT AFFECT
FORMATION OF FREE ALDEHYDES. NO CORR~LATION.BETWEEN SUGAR C0,14TENT IN
L
THE MEDIUM A-ND FORMATION OF ALDEHYDES WAS 08SD. CHANI~ES 114 TOrAL AND
FERMENTED SUGAR AFFECTED FORMATION OF ALDEHYDES, FORMA71ON OF ALDEHYDES
INCREASED WITH DECREASE OF FERMENTED SUGAlk. FACILITY: VSES.
.,.ZAOCH. INST. PISHCH. PRUM., MOSCOW, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USS9 UDC 621,317.725
KARLINER, It. It., NIFONTOV, V. 1. R ovosi irsk
"Precision Digital-to-Analog Converter`
Novosibirsk, Avtometriya No 2, 1072, pp 88-92
Abstract: The control system for the VEPP-3 storage element using the com-
puter descr#ed previously [M. M. Karliner*let al., Avrwmetriya, No 2, 1972)
requires digital-to-analog converters of the potentioinatric type which satis-
fy the follwing requirements: one digital-to-analog C onve ter must insure
a relative error of the division factor of less than +1-10 with a factor
varying from 0.1 to 1; the remaining digital-to-ona 4og converters must insure
an error of the division factor of less than +3-10- for the input voltage
varying fron 0.5 to 5 volts. The converters must have ;,,,alvanic decoupling of
the analog part from the control circuits. The circuitry of the digital-to-
analog converters, the procedure used in selecting their ele-ments and checkilig
them are described. The converters are executed on thit basis~ of the ch mic de-
coding grid R-2R IF. Campichc, Etude d'un ~convertisseur numerLaue a22LCSj;11-:S-
JSR-PO/70-22, Ceneva, 1970] and two-position transistor ii-witches. The di~ital-
to-analog converter is selected by means of. an address dccoder circuit. The
characteriu.tics of the 1,KTUIIA and IXT621 integral brea~ovrs used is the switch-
ing elements are presented. The results of checking, a 16~-bit digiLal-to-'Qualog
1/2
73

'2, 1972, pp 88-92
KARLINER, H. It., et al, Avtoirietriya, No
converter are tabulated in the foir. of the voltage at the output from, the con-
verter at the "elongated traitsition" points. The developed converters have
the following parameters: input and output voltage range +6.3 volts for the
converter with LKTOIIA s-witches, +30 volts for the converter,with 1KT621 switches,
the n=ber of bits for the conver7ter with IKTOIIA switches is 12, and for the
converter with the IKT621 switches, 16, the divisi.3a factor error for the con-
verters of the first type is +10-4 (for input voltagesfi7om 0.5 to 5 volts) and
!-5; the temperature drift of che
for converters of the second type* it is +1-10
division factor in the temperature range from 20 to 60Q :C for the converter
of the first type is less than +3.10-6y/d4rep zind for the cmiverter of the
second type it is an the order of A-2-10-11degrep; the zeiro tet,r-perature drift
is < 5 microvol ts /degree, the buildup time Constant of C~I.e output voltaage at
the converter output is on the order of 2 microseconds; the output impedance
of the converter is 10 kilohms; the digital part of the converter is made from
integrated- circuiLs series 217. The converter is executed on-one printed texta-
lite plate.
2/2
IS III I

USSR UDC 621.396:6-181.5
YOLESUIKOV, 1). P.) ORESHKOV, W
YE., PERLICH,YU, L.j 4UTUZOV, V. S.
"Electron Pulse Adjustment of Thin-Film Resistors"
Elektron. prom-st'. Nauch.-tekhn. sb. (Electronics, Industry, Scientific and
Technical Collection), 1971, No 4, pp74-75 (from RZh-RaJ1.otekhnik_a, No 5,
May 72, Abstract No 5V273)
Translation: An adjustment method based on eliminating unstable lattice de-
fects.arising on condensation of the vapors of the- init:1.al material by cDn-
trolled annealing with transmission of short current pulses through the re-
sistor is described. The results of.studying the magqitude of the change in
resistance as a function of the amplitudes duration and,the number of pulses
are presented. There are 3 illustrations and a 2-ent-ry bibliography.
51.

112 0 13 LiNCL ASSI FIED PR.OCE~SING DATE-04DEC170
,TITLE--CHEMICAL MODIFICATION OF GUANOSINE AND IIIOSINJ_~; WITH N,CYCLOHEXVL,N
P.RIME#BEt4.PMETHYLMORPHOLINIUM, ETHYLCAR80DI I MIDE -iJ-
AUTHOR-041-GIRSHOVICH, A.S., GRACHEVP ll*A.t ORE SHKO'~m , S.F., RIVK!Nr
-!.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-.-S,OURCE- IZV. SIB. GTO. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, SER. KH I M. NAUK I i? 0 111 90-7
:-DATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
~.SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRYt BIOLOGICAL AND 401CAL SCIENCES
~-TOPTG TAGS--NUCLEOSIDE? CHEMICAL REACTION UY SPECTRUM
:-CONfROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
~-PRUXY FEEL/FRAME--3008/0542 STEP NO-~ CIR/0289/70/000/(JQL/00901(31)97
ACCESSION NO-AP0137631
UNCLASSI Fl' 0

.21-2 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESS ING DATE--04DEC70
..CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0137631
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, THE REACTION OF NiCYCLOHEXYL,b)
c 'CARB OD I 11-11 Of.-- ~ I I I A- EC
PRIME,LBETA,14,~l"THYLMORPIIDLJPIYL)ETHYL, S THE P M
SU36 H SUB4 SO SU83 H SALT WITH GUANOSINE (11) AND fNOSINE (111) WAS
FOLLOWED BY USING LABELED 1. A SOLN. OF 29.6 MG I SALTi 10 MG 11 IN 15
7ML H SUB2 0 SUB 0.1N KOH TO PH 8s4 WAS KEPT 24 HR AT 37DEGREES. THE
REACTION OF I WITH III WAS PERFORMED SIMILARLY. KINE11CS OF THE
CONDENSATIONS, FOLLOWED BY UV SPECTRA, WAS FIRST OROER lj~ BOTH
COMPONENTS. THE CONDENSATION PRODUCT OF I WITH 11 (.Pv, 3.81 AND (IF f
WJTH III IPK 3.51 H SUB2 0, 23()E(;R----ES) ARE STABLE BETWEEN PH 2 AND 7.
IN'AN ALK. SOLN*w HYDROLYSIS OCCURS. THE CORRESPONOING ARRHENIUS
EQUATION PARAMETERS WERE OETD. FA-I."ILITY: NOVOSIBIRSK. INST.
'ORG. KHIM.r NOVOSIBIRSK# USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

-7 0
012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCCSSTNG OATE-13SE~r
~.TITLE-THE CHEMICAL MODIFICATION OF GUANDSINE AND INOSINE WITH
::':Nv,CYCLOHEXyLv N't BETAt (4yMETHYLMORPHOLINIUM) ETHYLCARBOD[IMIDE -U-
l-_AUTHOR-(04)-bIRSHOVIC.Ht A-S.t GRACHEVs M.A.w ORESHKOVA, S.F., RIVKIN, M.I.
-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SIBIRSKOGO OTnELENIYA AKADEMIX NAUK SSRt NO 2t SERIYA
.,,,,;.,-..KHIMICHESKIKH NAUKt 1970, NR 1, PP 90-97
DATE ~PUBL [SHED ------- 70
,71SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY# BIOLOGICAL ANIO MEDICAL SCIENCES
.~JPPIIC TAGS--NUCLEOSIDEs IMIOE* CYCLIC GROUP, MORPHOLINE, CHEMICAL KINETICS
;.t()NTROL !4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS'
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFfED
~.'.PROXY REELIFRAME--1984/1825 STEP NO--UR/0289/70/000/001/0090/0097
~.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0100399
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 012 UfACtASSIFIEO PROCESSING DATE-18SE~70
ACCESSION NO--AP0100399
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE KINETICAL STUDIES HAS BEEN
PERFORMED AND THE ARRHENIUS EQUATION PARAMETERS FOUND FOR THE REACTION
OF GUANOSINE AND INOSINE WITH CME 'CARBOD11MIDE IN AN AQUEOUS SOLUTION.
THE REACTION PRODUCTS (CME, NUCLEOSIOES) ARE STABLE IN NEUTRAL AND
ACIDIC REDIA DOWN TO PH 1. THEY comrAIN GROUPINGS WITH PK 3t8 (CMEr
GUANOSfNEJ AND 315 (CME INOSINE) AT 23DEGREES. THE REACTION KINETICS
HAS BEEN AL.SO STUDIED OF THE HYDROLYSIS.OF.CME, NEUCLEOSIDES TO THE
STARITING NUCLEOSIDE,S IN ALKALINE MEDIUM.AND THE CORRESPONDING ARRHENIUS
-EQUATION PARARETERS'DETERMINED.

a
Public
USSR UDC_ 5 :6 2 88 3
pr
ASHBEL-1, S. I. OR4gQ I V and-S-OKOLOVA, V. G..,.Gor-lkiY
_ U
institute of LIM01 liygie-n,e--a,rLd,Q,ce'upatianx-L Diseases
"Ventilation of Aerosol Inhalation- Ro-oms"'
Moscow, Voprosy Kurortalogii Fiziotarapii E Ledhebnoy Fizicheskoy
Kulltury, Vol 36, No 1, 1971, pp 7Z-76
Abstract: The method of treating various- disellses by letting
c,
patients inhale the aerosols of anaLis-,. amtibiotics, sulf-
anylamides, bronchodilators, antihistamine:,. vitamins, cortico-
steroids, proteolytic enzymes, and ather- drups is beconing
increasingly more popular. Twenty inh~al.ation~rooms in the city
of Gorlkiy were studied and found far-from adequate. Each
inhalation room accommodates three to six persons, cach breathing
a different aerosol. Because of poor ve-n-tUat;on, significant
rtsidual amounts of variaus druers remain En- the air, yielding
an "acrosol bouquet" and causing chron-ic- di:seases among the
personnel. In contrast, the authorsi describa tlie inl)alation
room. designed by them. Lt con.tain~ several'. in(lividual chambers
1/2
MUM- =-

USSR
ASHBEL', 5, 1., GRES[IKOVTC[L, I V'.,,, an d' S-.0YO-LOVA, V. G.
Voprosy Kurortologii Fizioterapii;f hechabnny' Fizicheskoy
Kulltury, Vol 36, No 1, I971~, pp 7Z--~76-
'which are closed during treatrientV and' a: ventilation system
which is properly installed and has- enough power to purify the
air. This inhalation room has been- use-d for 2 years witli higlily
-satisfactory re'sults.
2/2

USSR
OREVKOVA 0. A.
"Linear Extrapolation of a Homogeneous Random Field"
Zap. Nauch. Seminarov Leningr. Otd. Mat. In-ta AN SSSR [Writings of
Scientific Seminars of Leningrad Division of Mathematics Institute,
Academy of Sciences, USSR], 1972, Vol 29, pp 9-13 (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 3, Moscow, 1973, Abstract No
3 by M. Yadrenko).
Translation: Suppose E(t), t~R2 is a random field (rf) , homogeneoils in
the broad sense, in plane it, (Sf), (mc--R:)- is an envelope of random quanti-
tities ~(t), t~M, closed in the mean square, A direction in W* refers
to the Set a = (a a ), where a and cc are real nmmbers such that
1 2 1 2
2 2
a + a J.. 'rho rf C (t) is called regular in direction CI (alp Ct
1 2 2
if
n nt (Sa.d=(0)
and singular with respect to direction a, if
n /it (S., P) = Hi (RI).
1/2

USSR
OREVKOVA, 0. A., Zap. Nauch. Seminarov Leningr. Otd. Mat, In-ta AN SSSR,
1972, Vol 29, pp 9-13.
where The rf ~(t) is called -regular if it is regu--
S..,=Y:tER'I, (a. t)tures. 'Jhe basic cause
of impairment of the structure of the layers at low tern1jerat-urer, is sur-
face oxidation of the silicon by water contained in tile purified hydrogren.
Calculation shows tile effect which -the dew point of hydrogen P-nd the par-
tial pressure of hydrogen chloride have an the surface oxidation of silicon.
From the results of the calculatiorin, conditions were brem(,;ht abolil: for
producing epitaxial layers of silicon at t6iqperat ures of ~950-VXIP With
a stacking defect density of less than 50/sq. cm. Resutr.6.

tj
USSR UDC 535-214
Dc-par+lr.(-. of
KLqWIOV. A. B. n~
University
"On the Problem of Energy Losses by a Charged Particle in a Gyrctronic
Medium"
Moscow, Vestnik '4og-kovsko"o Universiteta, Seriya III, Fizika, Astronomiya-,
Vol 12, No 4, Jul/Aug 71, Pp 36-3-369
Abstract: The solution of the Fresnel enuation for s. gyrotropic riedi=
is taken as a basis in deriving generallexpressions for the rectors of
electromagnetic field polarization in this-medium. A rellAtion is estab-
lished between two upproachcro to --.olution c-f the probl(--n of radia-
tion by a charged particle in the given, madlum. The resultant genera-
fomulas are applied to the case of radiation by a c~argcd' particle movinL;;
in a helical line in a gyrotropic rtedi=. ..The authors thai~!- A. A. Sokolo-,
for discussing the results. Bibliography of fifteerl titles.
L

USSR UDC. 632.95.02~8
inistr
(Departr,,.ent Head), Ma n, Mth ation of Plant
-Protection, Ministr of Agriculture USSR
y
"Abiding Strictly by Regulations for Pesticides Applications"
Moscow, Zashchita Rasteniv, no 12, 70, pp 3-6
Abstract: In recent years, the applicatioa and storacle of pesticides 'nave
been greatly regulated. However, inspections conducted over a nuni~er of
republics revealed violations. It was. observed, for in!itancc, t,'.,a,:
pesticides have been frequently used witbout prel-irpinary decarr.-iinarion of
the degr~-za of contamiuation of UuL fields. As I t I e 1
were unnecessarHy treaLud ~,!ith pollic' loropilleite mixed~udth DDT. o r e rjtr ,
the preparation of soil for beets. fraquentiv wiLhout
tile observw-ice of rhe waiting. pariod specified by law, thus craatir,~, a
hazard,to the health of the kolkhoz farmerS. ~ Con::rol an4lysev of 85
samples of pesticides twea in kol-k.iozes and sovkhozes have showli Only
-Ito

Uss R
D shchita R-Lsteni--,, Plo 70.,
Za 2,
25 to in prop~ar- solutior,3. -L 'C' 'whCre
.1 jo~: c. tj c-~
of irsecticides., far..-AciJr-s anl hcrl-bicirl-2s iir:.,re inccr-n2rtly
zriv-en. Sucl-- viola-t,--ons corcerta.",!:,~ons e)~,
I'c
ca7ased ns o' ~I-n~s o-.-2r- -c
buy. la r,
Apnlica-'%ion tecanimes a--c equally is
bet,,-een th-e rateriall, T--et`-od of ar!--14catlon and e
are made for climinatin- thiese su-
I -c a t J. c! a II ar.:
better 'pi-actical wider amillication o' twrote(-hnic~?-!, bi
DS
chn-, -,-enj;jjj-! tj j-,: -C)7--
well as O.lk-,.,ie.- non-chc-:.dc .1 tt icl es f6r- 1) rl~-- :3 T)l --DZI 0
pests and p-l-ant cU ser ses.
2/2

043 UNCLASSIFIED PRL)CESSAING DATr----27;,l0V70
T'ITLE--POSSIBLE CREATION OF A CARUON DIOXIOE i-ASER WIlli ELEC TRUIN 3EAM
:PUMPING -0-
,AUTHOR-(.04)-DOLGOVSAVELYEV, 6G.G., KUV4ETSOV' V.V*, K01MINY.K11, YII*L,,
-ORISHICHo A.M.
'..CbMTTlT7_0F INFO--USSR
.,-SOURCE-LH. PRIKL. SPEKTROSK. 19701 42(4Yv~ 737-9
TE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
T:OPIC-TAGS--CARSON DIOXIDE LASER, ~LEGTRON BEAMI LAS:E~lt PUMPING
C13NTPOL MAPKING--s'.113, PES'rRjCrroNS
00COMW CLASS-UNGLASSI~10
PROXY REEL/FkAME--3002/0094 SrEp tifi--UR.1036Bi'-10/012,fl)O4/G737/0739
C.IRC ACCESSION NO--.AP0I2772I-.
UP-1 C L 14 JA

I
043 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESS 114G DATE--276IOV70
''CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0127721
~-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT OF A TRANSVERSE
ELECTRON BEAM ON THE OUTPUT P0AER ~( OF A CO SLI82 PUL -SED LASER WAS
STUDIED SY MEASURING W OF THE LASER AS A FUNCTION OF, CO SUB2 PRESSURE AT
A CONST. DISCHARGE VOLTAGE (2 KV.1 AND THE- PU,LSE. DUR4TION; Ull 1-2) Tl;MES 10
,PRIME6 NEGATIVE SEC) WITH AND 41THGUT THE Ell.ECTRO,.\I'4,EA-"I [0.5 PEV?
SIMILAR TO 5 A, AND 2 TIMES 10 PRINIE6 NEGATJVE SEC PULSE DURATION)
APPLICATION AND WITH AND WITHOUT THE ADUN. OF XE, AG., NE,, HE, AND N. !N
PURE CO SUB2 AND DISCHARGE WITH AND WIT,'-IOUT:THE APPLIKATION OF THE
:ELECTRON BEAM, A STABLE GENERATION WAS OBSO-! AT LESS~ THAN OR EQUAL TO 30
-TORRs AT GREATER THAN 30 TORRt THE GENERATION WAS UPIST0LE. A 14AX . 14
WAS OBSO. ~AT 8-10 TORR. IN BOTH CASESAWITH AND141THOUT ~-LECTRON BEAM
APPLICATION) W INCREASES LINEARLY WITH CO SUB2 PRES'SUREw BUT T14E
INCREASE WAS MARKEDLY HIGHER IN THE PRESENCE OF THE 1=-Lc,CTRO-"l BEAM. THE
RATION OF W WITHOUT THE ELECTRON BEAM TO W WITH!THE FLECYROm BEAM
INCREASES WITH PRESSURE FROM I TO 2.5-3. THTS HATI'O 14AS MARKEDLY HIGHER
-IN THE PRESENCE OF XE OR AG. THE ADOill. OF AF, HE, J-3k N 14AVE1 PRACTICALLY
NO EFFECT ON THE LASER GENERATION. THE MAR-KED [INCREASE IN THE OUTPUT
POWER OF THE CO SUB2 LASER.WITH THE APPLUCATION OF AiJ ELFCVkON BEAM 15
:-AT,TRI.BUrED TO THE EFFECT OF THE ELECTIROIl BEAM ON THE~ ELECTRON ENERGY
.~,.-OIS.TlliaurION FUNCTION.

USSR
ORISHCHEMM, A. D. Main Administration for Pl=t Protection, Rinistry of
"Fcr High Quality Aerial Spraying of Crops"
Moscov, Zashchita Rasteniy, No 4, 1971,-pp 3-5
--sts
Abstractt Aerial spraying of toxic chemical to protect crops a.S p,
and diseases is often less effective and more costly than it should be because
of the failure to follow the rules set forth by the USSR 1,dnistry of Ag-ricultu--e.
Spraying is often done in disregard of weather conditions, P-ppro-Dri&te ti-Me
of (lay, and so forth. Both the spraying devices and the planes used are not
kopt In good working condition. The peaticides are of ton sprayed in large
asteful proceduro, '*onrjver, many farn
rather than on, -all dropst a generaJ.1.3, w, i.
directors, local agricultural agencies, and plant protection statior-s axe
negligent and irAifforent to the need for proper oreanization bf the work.
Zpecific exakples are given to illustrate the shortcoridngo of: present spm
Y
lng:p=actic--z in various parts of the countxy.-

USSR UDC: 538.4
OFLANOV, V. I.
"An Experimental Stand for Studying Models of Electrogaudynamic Energy
Convertersil
Sb. nauch. tr. Kl:yev. in-t inzh. EELzhd. aviatsii (Collected Scientific
Works. Kiev Institute of Civil Aviation Engineers)., 1971, vYp. 7, PP
34-38 (from RZh-Mekhanika, No 7, Jul 72, Abstract Vo 71368)
Translation; A description is given of the experimental equipment, the
technique, and some results of measurements on models ci elec-~rogasdynsmnic
generators. Methods of obtaining charged particles for the emitters in
electrogasdynamic generators are censidered: with an external charge-
-separating field, the method of electro)ytic pulverization, and the
condensation :nethcd. A charged-particle yrcductici schvine in giyen for
an AC electrogasdynamic generator. A diagram is given tcgetlier with the
result of measurement of the load characteristic of an electro asdyn c
ami
generator irilth formation of a high-resistance film on the channel vall.
Current-voltage characterlstics are. pres6nted for,an em"tter with appl-jred
-1.ci. t- f o
electric field on a hydrocarbon fla-me with.vaxioun coefr en C 0 xygen
excess. Author's abstract.

USSR 1MCG 621.3724853.1
-er
hnical
V. (I. * or of the Scientif ic and TecL
Society of Radio Engineering, Electronies, and Co=amications
1XV A. S. Popov)
"Use of Circuit Theory Nothods,for Problems on Wavegaides Par-
tially Filled With a Dielectric"
Moscow, Radioto'hnilca, Vol 25, 110 3, March 70, PP 37-43
Abstract: On the basis of circuit theory methods this paper
je-termines the propagation constant of the priniApal wave in
rectangular and circulan. -waveguides partially filled with a di-
electric, such as are widely uaod in the development of broad-
band phase-shiltirugg devices. A graph is presented of the de-
pondence of the propagation corizt;ant of the priMclipa-I wave
3.2 om) on tho thioknoss of a diolectric! Imr looated in
'-he center of a rectangular 23 x 10 ton waveguid0j. Tim graph
agrees with experiment-al datEL from the bibliograpIT.. It circular

PROCMINS JDATF--020CT70
A ;2, 023 U.NfCt AS i F I Eb
T.,ITLE--USE OF CIRCUIT THEORY PErHGDS F UR PROBLE%IS O.N WAVEGJ I JE SPARTIALLY
F I L L~ 0WITH A DIELECTKIC -U-
iUTHGq--qnRLEAN_- YA, E.V.
t~DUNT R YCf- INFU--USSR
~:.:s_cU.KCE--V-0SC0Wi RAUI0TLKHNIKAt V~)L 251 NO 31 MARCH 70, PP 37-43
-.-i)ATE PUELISHED---MAR70
-~SUBJECT AREAS--ELECTRUNICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.
:TOPIC- TA(i,S--DIELECTRIC WAVEGUIDFt WAVEGUIDEPROPAGATION, CIRCULAR
_~4AVEGUIDE, RECTANGULAR WAVEGUIDE, CIRCUIT.THEORY
CUNTkOL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.,-DOCU.14EPJT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
..-PROXY STEP NU--Ulk/0108/VO/021~/003/0037/0043
C IRC_JACCESSION ND--AP0 I 10() 11-

2/2 023 UNCLASSIFIEO PROCESSI'4G DATE--023CT70
~z .-C lR'_A
L. CCESSION.-NO-AP0110911
!AiSSTn - ABSTRACT. ON THE BASIS OF CIRCUIT THEORY
ACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0
METHGOS TiiIS., PAPER DETERMINES THE PROPAGATION CONSTANT OF THE PRIN_~IPAL
:WAVE IN
'~RECTANGUALR AND CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDES PARTIALLY FILLED WITH A
SUCH AS ARE WIDELY USED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF BROADBAND
PHASE SHIFTING DEVICES. A GRAPH IS PRESENTED OF rHE DEPENDENCE OF THE
PROPAGATION CONSTANT OF THE PRINCIPAL WAVE (LAMBDA EQUAL 3.2 CM) ON THE
-THI CKNESS OF A DIELECTR IC BAR LOCATED IN THE CENrElt -3F A RECTANSULAR 23
TIMES 10 MM WAVEGUIDE. THE GRAPH AGREES WITH EXPErzjMENTAL DATA FRUM THF
'BIBLIOGRAPHY,. A CIRCULAR ABSTRACT: WAVEGGIDE OF RA.DIUS R, WITH
DIELECTRIC PLATES OF THICKNESS 0 AND HEIGHT H, IS REPRESE.TED IN THE FOR
OF A COLLECTJON OF STEPS OF RECTANGULAR WAVEGU[DES4 CURVES ARE
PRESENTED Ulf THE DEPENDENCE OF K SUBZ (PROPAGATION CONSTANT OF THE
PRINCIRAL WAVE)- ON--R-LAMBDA F-OR A CIRCUL-AR- WAVEGUIDE WT-TH RECTANGULARY
''DIFLECTRIC I-NSERTIONS IN A VERY WIDE RANGE OF fRE01JENCItS. CURVES ARE
ALSO C-IVEN FOR THE DEPENDENCE OF K SUR ON THE HE16,14T OF THE DIELECTRIC
JNSERTION. COMPARATIVE RESULTS OF CALCULATIONS ANO EXPT-RIMENTS ARE
PRESENTED. EXPERIMENTALLY, K SU81 WAS DETERMINED BY Tl-lE MAGNITUDE OF
DIELECT-R.1' INSERTION IN A
THE PHASE ADVANCEWHICH IS CREATED BY A TEFLON
46 MM DIAMETER CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDE. THE DIMENSIONS OF THE PLATE: D
EQUAL 6 MM; H EQUAL 16 M-4. 8 FIG. 5'REF. PAPER RECEIVED 30 OCT 68.
FACILITY: SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL SOCIETY OF RAD13 ENGINEERING?
'~:ELECTRONICSr AND COMMUNICATION IM. A.'S. POPOV.

AD%
USSR
ORLMINSK&YA E. V... Radiotakhnilm, Vol 25, No 3 , March 70,
Abstract: waveguide of radius r, with dielec-br."Le plates of
thickness d and height H, is represent- o d in the, f oi, of a collec-
tion of steT)s of rectangular wavepuides. Curves a-ra presented
on the dependence of Kz (propagation constant of tho principal
wave) on for a circular waveguide, with rectangular dielec-
tric insertions ir. a very wide range of frequencies. Curves
are also given for the dependoxioe of Xz on the height of the
dielectric insertion. Comparative results of Calculations and
experiments are presented. 'Exp or iment ally, Kz -was detorminod
b7 the.magnitude of the phase advance.which is oreated by a
Teflon dielectric insertion in a 1,16-m diametenciroular wave-
id . The dimensions of the plate: d; 6 mm; 11 16 rm,
JPFI'. 5-raf. Paper received 30 Oct 68
2/2

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PROCESSING DATE
SUBSTITUTION OF OICUMYL PEROXIDE DURING THE VULCANIZATION
1W URETHANE RUBBERS.WITH SOME URGANIC PEROXIDES -U-:
-.-AUTH0R-(03)-VARNAVITSKAYAt L.A.v ORLENKOP~G*P.t KURANDVAP G.F.
oe-
~~"o'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
cod.
E-7KAUCH REZINA 1970, 29(2), 13-15
"DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
_,SUBjECT AREAS--MATERIALSi CHEMISTRY
TAGS--ORGANIC PEROXIDEt VULCANIZATIONY FILLERt ELONGATIONt HARDNESS1
ETHYL CARBAMATE
,,...CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRfCTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~PRDXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0460 STEP NO--UR/0138/70/029/00210013/0015
CIRC ACCESSle-N iNO--AP0119396

~2/2- 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSIt',j'-y DATE-23OCT70
C I R CACCESSION NO--AP0119396
GP-0- ABSTRACt. SKU-1 RUBERS (I)t FILLED WITH 50
WAS VULCANIZED IN THE PRES'NCE OF:2-8 PARTS
PARTS LAMP.BLACK
f12.11,IS( 4t4,BIS(TERT:--BUTYLEPEROXY)CYCLOkEXYL)PROPANI: (11) OR
..lt41BIS(TERT-5UTYLPEROXYISOPROPYL)BENZENE (III) AT 1.00-80DEGREGS POR
0-60 MIN. OPTIMUM CONTENTS OF II AND III WERE 5 AND 4 PARTS# RESP.,
-,OPTIMUM VULCANIZATION TEMPS. WERE 130 AND 143DEGREES, RESP. INCPEASED
FJLLER C014TENT AND VULCANIZATION TEMP. GAVE INCREASED HARDNESS AND LOO
-AND 30OPERCENT ELONGATION, I VULCANIZATES HAD:SUPERIOR MECH. PROPERTEIS
'~AND,THE PECULIAR ODOR OF PHAC WAS ELIMINATED. FACILITY: VSES.
~-NAUCH.-ISSLED. INST. SIN. KAUCH. 1#4. LEBEDEVA, LENINGRAD, USSR.

USSR IUDC: 534.2M2
K&SHIRSKIY, A. V., 0,R=IKO, L.~ P., and OKEITINp V. N.
"Effect of the Equations of State on the Dispersion of Detonation
Products"
Moscow, Zhurnal Drikladnoy mekhaniki i tekhnicheskov fiziki, No 2.
1973, pp 165-170
Abstract: Results are given iii this paper of the numerical solut-ion
of,problems of the dispersion of detonation products~for various
forms of the equation of state. Recognizing that a number of dif-
ferent equatuions of sLate have been'advanced by the literature on
detonation Products, the authors select the simrlest form of the
equation which provides sufficient accuracy for the practical aolu-
tion of problems on detonation product dispersion. JUI expression
for the logarithmic slope of.the isentrope is alao obtained.
Curves are.plotted for the pressure,: density, and mass velocity
spectra for plane, cylindrical, and spherical detonation waveo.
The analysis shows that the equation of-state intsimple form and
the expression obtained for the isentrope can bemused for computing
explosion problems with a sufficientdegree of accuracy.
43

Durit-gy clinical investigations conducted in 89 patient; wifh -rwJruduodvni,'
the authors estabiished that durina re:ection of the sternach ill the pCSt(*I';)L'rativep':-i:~d
occur a rise of cat2"Giis M, of nitrcio~-n With Hs intensiiied excretiaii ino~east~ ot J-z~# ~bul:siyt
and functioa of the corficai par, of the adrenals. etc. These mal 'aboliv iiMIL
the volume of ufliizat~on of immduced nutriiive sub.--tancei. Frr ill"E!I-ification of I~e
effect of pareriterall nutrition ill is, T111ceti.zary to cornqme the
regulators: in the adn, inistration of carb-hydrates - insulin, in 1,~-e in-,roduzt-ton oi pr3-
-ins - anabolic stefo-ds, vitamins~ This s~ n;ficantiv criharicel, the as!izolilation oi tha
L 4z 1 1
t
svhstances introduced. normalizei metabolic it;stutbwites. siganifictinily rtdocks the quannuty
o1required water and, thus, augments the eff tiveness of.parenWral nutrition.
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