SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SEMENOV, A.P. - SEMENOV, O.S.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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SEMIOV3 A. P. Treniye i adgezionnoye vzaimadeystviye tuvopl.avkikh materialav
pri vysokikh tenperaturakh, Moscow, "Nauka" Press, 1972.
1. Friction of Metals, Alloys Id Refractory Compounds 7
2. Methods of Reducing Wear F92tion at High Temperatures 25
3. Adhesive Interaction,&thods of Studying Adhesive
Interaction 27
Theoretical Concepts of Adhesive Interaction 29
Ch. II. �auipment and Irlethods for Studzim Friction and Contact.
Interaction in Vacuun and Gaseous Media 33
1. Equipment Design. 33
Equipment for ar-34VP-3M High-Frequency Vacuvm Fumace 33
Equipment for Heating Specimens By Resistance Heater
Elements
41
2. Research Techniques, Friction Study, Techniques 41
Techniques for Studying Adhesive Interaction 43
Techniques of Mechanical Tests 46
Techniques for Studying Contact Interaction and Contact
Eutectic Malting 47
Ch, IH. Results of Studies on Friction and Adhesive Interaction of
Rafractoa lletLls, Cw2ounds,and AUG.YS 51
1. Friction. and Adhesion of Refractoxy Metals 51
2/4 Friction and Adhesive Interaction of Similar Metals:

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MWOV, A. P. Treniye i adgeziorinoYO vzaimodeystviya tugoplavkikh materialov
Pri VYSokikh temperaturakh, Moscow) "Nauka" Press., 1972.
Titanium (51), zirconim, (54), Niobimn (56), Tantalum (58).,
Molybdenwa (58), Tungsten (60), Cobalt (62).
Friction and Adhesive Interaction of Dissimilar Nbtals:
'Titanium-Zirconium (66), Titanium-Niobiam (68), Titanium-
Tungsten (70), Titaniwa-Cobalt (72), Zirconiwn-Cobalt (72).,
Tungsten-Cobalt (76), Tungsten-Molybden= (76).
Discussion of Study Results: Similar Metals (79), Dissimilar
Metals (82).
2. Friction and Adhesion of Refractory O.--*-gen-Free Conpounds 84
Friction of Similar Carbides: Titanima Carbide (85).
Vanadium Carbide (88), ChromLLun Carbide (94)o NiobiLm
Carbide (97), 11olybdemmn Carbide (97), TwigsLdn Carbide (101)0
Ulicon Carbide (104).
Priction of Similar Borides: Chromi= Boride (106)~, Zirconiwn
Boride (103), Discussion of Study Results (110)
3.-Priction and Adhesion of Eard. Alloys of tha WC-Co Group
Addition-al Tes-ts of Tujigsten Carbide Specimens (114).
Friction of Hard Alloys: VK-14V:Alloy (115), V.K-8V Jlloy
(3-17)x VK-lIV Alloy (119)q VK-15 Alloy (121),, VK-15N Alloy
3/)i (123).

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SUENOV., A. P. Treniye i adgazionnoye vzaimodeystviye tugoplavkildi materialov
pri vysokikh temperaturakh, Moscow, 'Wauka" Press,, 1972.
Discussion of Study Results (125)
4. Friction and Adhesion of Refractory Oxides 127
Friction of Similar Oxides: Magnesium Oxide (127).,
Alwdnmr. Oxide (129),' Cerium Oxide (132).
Friction of Dissimilar Oxides: Aluminum Oxide-
Magnesium Oxide (133), Aluminum Oxide-Cerium Oxide (135).
Discussion of Study Results (1371).
5. Friction and Adhesion of Dissimilar Metal-~jxide Combina-
tionS
138
Friction of Molybdenum With Individual Ozcidest
Mybdenun-Magnesiwn Oxide (139)., Holybdanum-Almminum
Oxide (141), Molybdentm-Gerium Oxide (143)
Friction of M3tals of Group MI.With Individual Ox-Ides:
Iron-Aluminm Oxida (143), Cobalt-bLagnesium Oxide (146).
Discussion of Stw# Results (148)

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TITLE--PRIMARY CANCER OF THE LIVER -U-
AUTHOR--MAKAROVp F.D.v SEM.- A.R., MAKSIMENKOP 1.0.,p MIAKSIMENK0, 0.1.
C OPUN T RY OF INFO--USSR
�OURCE--VRACHERNOYE OELO, 1970, NR 3, PP 9-12
~D AT FPUBLISHED ------- 70
,:SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCI;ENCES
~~'TGPIC TAGS--LIVER, CANCER, DIAGNOSTIC MEDIC14E, AUTOPSY
MAPKPJlG--Nf;' PESTlICTIO.FiS
,.DOCUMENT CLAS5--U,,NCLAS5IFfpn
'.-PROXY REEL/FRA!lE--19q6/0799 STEP 2
:-CIRC ACCESSION %10--,4P0102762
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212 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-11SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0102762
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(jj) GP-0- ABSTRACT. OF 3552 AUTGIYSIF9 P;~11,11A;,Y CANCE;z
-HER
OF THE LIVER WAS ~DUMO IN 26 CASES (0.71PERCENT)o AMONG CANICERS M; 4"i -
SITES IT OCCUPIED 4.6PFPCENT. 14ALFS 22s FEMALES 4; AGE: FRO',! ?0 TrI 3-0
YEARS. PRIMARY CAtjrER PF THE LIVER NAS, CLINICALLY DIAGNIDSED IN 11
CASES, CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS PROVED PRACTICALLY POSStriLE- IN THE TE"INAL
STAGE. PECULIAR CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CLINICAL COURSE ARE DESCRIBED.
~INDICATTONS FOR DIAGNOSTIC LAPAROTOMY ARE DISCUSSED.
200 sorting systems on the order
of 50 mm in length can be used. When operating with narrow radiation
patterns of the source (AO < 20*).. the length of the sorting system
must be increased in order to retain effective operation. Thus, the
effectiveness of the operation of a sorting system at AO 130 will be
equal to the effectiveness of a system 50:mm long at AO 20* if the
length of the former 3ystem is 80-90 mm. Ihe full text of the manu-
script is on file at "Elektronika" Institute, number DE 191.
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I., NrKISHINA, 0. 1.
"Distribution of Molecules ~by Velocities. in,,th.e Flux at the Output-of
a Molecular Generator Sorting System"
Elektron. Tekhnika. Nauchno-Tekhn. Sb. Elektron. SVCh [Electronic Equip-
ment. Scientific and Technical Collection. SHF ElectrQnics], No. 7,
1970, p. 149 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Pizika, No. 11, 1970,
Abstract No. 11 Zh32, Unsigned)
Abstract: The distribution of velocities of molecules F(v) at the output
of the sorting system of a beiam quantum generator is determined as a
function of the radiation pattern of the beam source. The radiation
patterns f(e) were recorded over a predetermined interval of change of
pattern length AO using an expTession of V. S. Troitskiy for ;r(0). For
a broader range of change of AO, the convenient expresa cosno
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SEMENOV, B. I., NIKISHINA, 0. 1., Elektron. Tekhnika. Nlauchno-Tekhn.
Sb. Elektroft. SVCh [Electronic Equipment. Scientific and Technical
Collection. SHF Electronics), No. 7, 1970, p. 1,19 (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal Fizika, No-11, 1970, Abstract,No. IIM32,
Unsigned)
was suggested, where n defines AO. The calculated curves of distribution
of molecules by velocities in the flux at the output of the sorting
system for one particular case, that of a molecular gent-rator using a
beam of ammonia molecules, show that for AO from 120' to 8', distribution
F(v) changes from the generally used value of F(v) = v exp (-v2/a2) for
AO = 120* to F(v) = v2 exp (-v2/a2),where AG is on the order of 8*.
The error Droduced using the representation f(O) , cos'nij
in comparison
with the precise formula over the intervals of combined:,change is shown
to be insignificant. The full text of the manuscript is on file at
"Electronic" Institute. number P-B-153.

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"Velocity Di~trilbut-ion of in th,~.- Flu.,, at -~he C~utput ol' a %.a~;-er jorl;In
Syste-e, Abstract of Denosited 'Iw-,uscritz)
Elektron. zekhnila. vauchno-tekhn. sb. J-1 (71,.Ctr(;n-~,
;E'lektron. q*jC'
Scientific and `ecI-inical Collection. SHP El-t!ctronicsT, 2-970, Vyl,. 7, p
rRM-Radioteklinika, loo L
-0, Oct 70, Abstract No IOD
18, Deu)
Translation: 'I'he velocit- disl*ribution o" ziolecule-, FOA at-, tne out, u', sf' scrting
system of a beam maser is found a, a fur;cr.-Ton~ of ,,he radiation j-,r;AA(,-!*n ti
source. To record the radiation -attern- f(O) owr a cr~,rtain ran(n-~ cf v~A r at in
the width of the radia n 1, 6 , %1!3 eisr
-tion palter -ade of V. IS. Troits?4y's
for f(0). For a wider rangle of variation in AO , the cionvt-2nient not" 1, 14- o u'-Cos'O
i's propossed where n defines A0. The given theoretical curvLs for molecular
S~ 0- 1 a'
bution bY velocity in the flux at the okilput of the sorting zystex, for the
case of an ar-w-ovia be-,un maser shov that the velocity distribution _F( v for from
00 to 81 rangez, --.-rcm the 'generally accepted F(v'- exp(_V2/ 2) to
12
or % e = 120'
V2 q,
F(v) ex
_V2-,,,a2 when 6 is of the order of 80. 7he 4nslgnifice-~nce of the error,
in using the exoression f(e)- cos'le as compared with V. S. Tro-itskly's exact formula
is demonstrated on intervals of comron change in AO. Resumd.~

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scriot
'E'iektron. tel':hnika. 11'auchno-tekhri. sb. 1`,'le ron . SVC I] I e c t r on i c e 0 1
h 1.
Scienti ric and Tee. nical Collection. S' - Electronicsi, 1W 0, vy....
RZh-Radiotekhnika, 710 10, Oct TO, Abstract No IOD185 Del
The -.e --esults of an e-,merimen'a
Translation: I authors I-ive tl in*;es i,,az C7 o the
angular distribution of molecules at tile out.nut o- so~-,J*Lnj~ sv.'Ilt~.,ns
Fadia'Clior patterno are jJLven for u four-rod conventional (_::traight) and
sorting system. 'lie convention- svstela r,-
a has sections of I-Ilecular e'vc-ez;s and de-
ficiency. The basic flux of sorted moleculeS at the output of tile s o rt y r, t, ~~ in
is concent.
rLited n tile output a,,)erture of th(., sorts ng sys W An expi%natlon
10 U L
ven I r -he cause3 leading this. 'The p[Ltterns for a bgAl-, S YL3 t c' M, (a- an C-,~erail
a picture of tile! angular di
angle 6c = 5") _Jve I'Splacement of the mux~mtun of -.o-oi-cules
in tl-e un er wo_rking range sorted by the system. This ma:cimum I itgs be.,.ind 0. by a
factor of two
for tne given sorting system wnd a field strength of the order of
60 kV/cm. The ballance-cornpensation method of' measurilri _L
ino ecular rluxes was uszed
in takina the radiation patterns. Resumg.

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SEMNOV, B. i.
"Removing lVolecules of the Lower Uork, ng -Level From 'he Sorting System of a r
(Abstract of DeDosited Manuscript)
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauchno-tekhn. sb. Elektron. SVCh (Electronic Te chno-,
Scientific aid TechInical Collection. SHT Electronics) , !~M, ',3'P. 7, 147 f'-cm,
RM-Radiotekhnika, No 10, Oct 70, Abstract Ito 10D!84 Dep)
Translation-.- By representing the radiation pattern of a rrolecular bea-m sour-t~ Jn
the form f(e) - cos'10, where n def ines the width of the radl ation pattern, 2,
exDressions ~Lre found for the operational effectiveness of the gorting syl-t,"- c,~' a
beam naser as a function of length 6, the radius of the sorting syster.,,, and tne
width of the radiation pattern AG of the beam source. Curves for the o-~)erat-7r;nll
effectiveness of the sorting system ar~ a function of L and AQ (for the case Of an
arrnonia berm, maser with 4 mi. radius of the sorting sy-atem) i~how that for AO_-~' PO"
rtinE systems with a length of the order of' 50 mm may be lk~ied. In the c,zl,
operation with narrow radiation patterns of the source (0