SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHITIKOV, V.S. - SHKINDEROV, YE.G.

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015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
~CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0123047
~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. RESULTS OF ANALYLING FERkOCHROVIUM
FOR GASES V. S. SHITIKOV, AND N. A. GEDEREVICH, 1967) WERE NOT
CONSISTENT BECAUSE OF INHUMOGENEITY OF SAMPLES. FERROCHROMIUM SAMPLES,
(CONTG. 6.06PERCENT Ct 0.6PERCENT SI, 70.9PERCENT CR)t WERE SENT TO
,SEVEN DIFFERENT LABS. ABS. DEVIATIONS WERE 0.01PERCENT, 0-003PERCENT,
AND 2.0 LM PRIME3-100 G fOR U, Nr AND Ho RESP* ME41N RELATIVE DEVIATIONS
WERE 1?-.09 21.19 AND 25.5PERCE.NT, RESP.; THE MAX6 TO MIN. RESULT RATIOS
WERE1.59 3.0, AND 7.5, RE*SP. FACILITY: ZAPORO-ZH.
~MASHINOSTROIT. INST.t ZAPOROZHE, USSR.
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2/2 010 UNCLASSIFIED P,CCFSSi'l4^ 04TE--I1SG070
,CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106094
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A9STPACT/EXTqACT--(,U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ONI THE BASIS OF fVER 50' '1'.'ALS. 01'
W IT N
GASES IN FEvMN AftnYS THE F(ILLOWING INTERRELATIONS DET0.
INCREASING ST CnNCN. THE 0 CONCN. DECREASED. 141TH INCREASI~,!G CONCN. "3F
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FE,MN BECAUSE MN HAS A VERY HTGH 4PFINITY FOR 0. FOE~PHIS RE'kSON IT IS
IS WHEN MELTING HIGH 14N
RECOMMENDED TO EMPLOY STRONG DE9XIOIZING CON 9 1 T I OiN '.7
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USSR UDG 621.~95t621-397
MENDELEVICH, A.A., SHITIKOV, YE.N.
"Energy Spectrum Of Vidootelephone Signallf
Sb. nauchn. tr. TaNII Svyazi (Collection Of Scientific Works Of The Central
Scientific-Research Institute CT Comminication), 1970, Iusue 2, pp 108-116
(from RZh--Elektroavyazl, No 2, February 1971, Abstract No 2.64.1;18)
Translation; The paper evaluatas the energy spectrum of the total picture sig-
nal of a vidootelephone. It is shown thatimodulation of the picture signal of
a vidootelaphone by quenching pulses of the horizontal swoop loads to a neg-
ligible change of the signal spectrum and the.energy spectrum of the video-
telephone signal is distributed more unift-rmly then the spectrum of a tale-
vision signal, Summary.
1/1

USSR UDC: 621.397.6
Ye. N., Central Scientific Research Institute of Communications
UIT111-0-v-
"A Device for Transmitting Synchronous Videotelephone Signals"
Moscow, Otkr~,tiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki, No 14,
1970, Author's Certificate No 258478, filed 10 Dee 68, p 35
Abstract: This author's certificate introduces a device for transmitting syn-
chronous videotolephone signals. The unit contains N transmiLtting and N recep-
tion videotelephone sets and synchronization units. As a distinguishing feature
of the patent, the device is designed to reduce the frequency band of the communi-
cations channel to the spectral width of a single vidootelephone signal. An
electronic commutator is introduced in transmission for connocting the trans-
mitting sets in alternation to the communications chemil during scanning of a
single frame, and st memory unit is introduced at the recepticm end in the form
of a magnetic drum or disc which rotates-at the frame so&nning frequency and
has N fixed recording heads and N fixed playback heads.~:
1/1

Public Health, Hygiene wid Sanitation
USSR
UDC 613.11(470)
S9T---MQ-U,-,L-.,P.--and BORISEMKOVA, R. V., F. F. &-isman Moscow Institute of
Hygiene
"Some Aspects of Research on Man's Adaptation to Nat-ural and Specific Condi-
tions in the RSFSRII
Mbscow, Sanitariya i Gigiyena, No 10, 1973p pp 52-55
Abstract: On 28 July 1970, the Presidium of the USSR Academy of Sci(,-,ices
issued a decree aimed at intensifying research on man's adaptpit:ion to nat.,iral-
and special conditions in three directions: (a) Study of "Idartation to
climatic and mic-roclimatic conditions an-d prolbleas of reada-ptation; (b) sti-;dv
of tho poond-bility of w],arting to physicn). onvironmental ._rS; (C) stud";
of the effacts of polsons entering the body and adapt-lve rr!~;-ponses to them.
The article outlines s,--ne of the research now under vrny in t'--e vario7is scien-
tific argarizations of the PSF-I? on physiolorical reactions to extremer of
heat and cold, noise, vibration, and vexiouz industrial -polsors (e.g., ethyl
alcohol, fornildehyde, cyclohexane, carbon tetra-.hlo.ride, and benzene-).

lussr, im 613(4170)(09l)
PXBIUK, A. F., 33EYLM. US, G. A., GNOYEVAYP. V. L. GY-1--V, 1:1-1,
zRiLm. P. 11.) 117MIMI, Ye. L., PALITSEN, Yii. P., cmd ViMMIOV, G. G
"Coping With Current Health Problems in the RSFSR"
14oscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 12, 1972, lip 3-16
Abstract: Health problemm were a =jor concern of the coinmtmist lea:le2-s aftal-
,aaized agencies and serv-ccs 'd Uil
the revolution ,rho swiftly org to Ili'
epidemics and faminec. As these were brought under control, health officials
became involved in city p1mming, design and building of" etc. The
increasinj tempo of i-ndustriilizzation led the authoritiets by th~e 10--Ols to
sturly atnospheric pollution and the dioposal of niamiciptd. rml induCtrial
Water pollution and Suitable Ilse of water resources wer--- ma,~o~r interects by
the 19401s. Foilowing- the !.3r, iridustriml hyi,,icne and )-,~c-,iprttional di,-,eusses
along idth food poisoftnCf; bccvxe the center of atteritdon. 11i the lckolr~
research vas focused on t!,,, problerz created by t)--,e of agricul-
ture, the use of pesticides in, yaxticalar. The cf-"'c,,ts of t-- talt-ra-
sound, radiation, rricrmmves, and othl-~- technoloCical adxlai-tccz; are rm, ui-,der
Study. Much stress is p-lacu-1 oil Preventiv-Q. f:.-~:q 11crt chcc'-
UMS of the population, paztic-,Aarly children and arloleoe.mts. Tltic
172

USSR
SUTSKOAIA.9 A. F., Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 32, 1972, pp 8-16
comprehensive, accurate health statistics was recognized in the 1920's and
they are constantly being refined and impk:roved as an indispowable bai3i.-, for
planning and taUng effective action.

USSR
=OV, N. V. and a1.1IT.IKOVA..K..X_, Institute of Atomic Energy imeni IL. V.
Kurchatov
"Appliation of the K-Harmonics 145thod to Computation of the Properties of
Nuclei When Using the K = 1~~l Approximation"
Moscow, Yadernaya Fizika, Vol 14, No 2, Aug 71, pp 297-303
Abstract: The K-harmonics method of investigating the properties of multiple-
body systems is often used to calculate the binding energies and wave functions
of low-lying states or levels of at=ic nuclei. A basic -.1-pproximation of the
K-harmonica method has been, developed, the number K takes on a minimal value:
that is, K = K,,,,, which is allowed becauce of the syumietry of the wave func-
tion with respect to rearrangements of the nucleons. Unfortunately, this
approximation cannot be applied to the case of anomalous parity in which the
parity ofthe low-lyin6 state is the opposite of the parity of the basic state.
In such cases, the approximation K = Kmin+l must be used. In the present
article a procedure for calculating this approximation is developed. The matrix
elements needed for the approximation are expressed in the form of the matrix
elements of a translational-invariant shell model, and form-alas for computing
the latter elements are given. As an example, the procedure developed in the
article is used to calculate the properties of an 010 nucleus.
V.'-. "A" 11- --1- 1

1/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--ONE MORE SOURCE OF THE ADDITIONAL STRLICTUR'z OF DIPOLE RESONANCES
_u_
AUTHOR-(05)-ZHIVOPISTSEV, F.A., NAGAR, N.ELvt SHITI.K.9,VAl K,V., YUDIN*
N.P., AKBARYt M.Y.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-PHYS. LETTERS INETHERLANDS)v Wr_'_~ 31B, NO*. 6, P. 347-9 (16 AMRCH
1970)
DATE PUBLISHED--16MAR70
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--DIPOLE INTERACTION, NUCLEAR ENERGY LEVEL, NUCLEAR RESONANCE9
INELASTIC SCATTERINGt PARTICLE INTERACTIONY ELECfRON HOLE
_-CGNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1992/0442 STEP NO--NE/OOOOf7OfO3l/t-kO6/O347/03tt9
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0111635
UNCLASSIFIED

212 015 U114CLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC, ACCESSION NO-AP0111635
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) G?-0- ABSTRACT. STRUCTURE AKISING PROM THE
COUPLING OF 3 PRIME NEGATIVE STATES WITH PARTICLE HOLE SlATES IS
CALCULATED. FACILITY: MOSCOW STATE UNIYsr USSR*

112 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
-TITLE--TRANSLATIONALLY INVARIANT SH6LL,f40D6L -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-KUkDYUMOV, I.V., SMIRNOVt YU.F.t SHlTIKQVAv K.V.v ELSAMARAIP
~ S.KH.
'COJUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--NUCL. PHYS. A 19701, 145(2), 593-612
'DATE PU6LI,SHED-----70
._.-SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--NUCLEAR SHELL MODELo HARMONIC OSCILLATION, WAVE FUNCTION,
COORDINATE SYSTEM
CaITAOL MARKI.NG--NO RESTRICTIONS
-()QCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1994/0011 STEP NO--NE/0000/70/L45/002/0593/06t2
ACCESSION P40--AP0114411
UNCLASSIFIED

212 024 UNCLASSIOLED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP01144il
A55TRACT/F=XTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. rHE TRANSLATIONALLY INVARIANT
SHELL MODEL IN WHICH THE N OSCILLATE HAkMONICALLY WITH kESPECT TO THE
NUCLEAR CENTER OF MASS IS CONSIDERED.. IN THIS MODEL THE WAVEFUNCTION OF
THE NUCLEUS DEPENDS ON THE 3(A-1) JACOBI COORDINATES. THUS, Y14E PROBLEM
OF THE SPURIOUS STATES IS ABSENT IN THIS MODEL. ~THE TRANSFORMATION FROM
ONE SET OF JACOBI COORDINATES INTO ANOTHER FOR THE OSCILLATOR
WAVEFUNCTIONS IS DISCUSSED. THE METHOD FOR CALCG. THE FRACTIONAL
PARENTAGE COEFFS. IS SET OUT. FACILITY.' INST. NUCL. PHYS.v
MOSCOW STATE UNIV-v MOSCOWt USSR.
UNCLASSIFIEO

112 018 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--INFLUENiCE OF THE NUCLEAR STRUCTURE ON PHOTODISINTEGRATION OF
LITHIUM 6,-U-
AUTHOR-t04)-KLJkDYUMOV# I.V.1 SMIANOVv YU.F., SHITIKOVAi K-V*t ELSAMARAIt
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~.SOURCE-PHYS. LETT* 8 1970t 31(4), 163-6
-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT ~AREAS-PHYSIC.Sv..NUCLEAR. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
~:TOPIC TAGS--NUCLEAR STRUCTURE, PHOTONUCLEAR REACTIONJ
EXCITED NUCLEUSt EXCITATION CROSS SECTJ'ON
~.'.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
--UNCLASSIFIED
DOCUMENT CLASS
,~,.PROXY REEL/FRAME--1982/0808
LITHIUM ISOTOPE,
STEP NO--NL'/0000170/0311004/016340166
ACCESSION NO--AP0052244
UNCLASSIFIED
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2/2 018 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0052244
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN 4TTEMPT IS 14ADE TO DESCRIBE IN
A SINGLE WAY THE TOTAL CURVE OF THE DIPOLE PHOTOEXCITATIDN OF THE PRIME6
Ll NUCLEUS. THE PARTIAL CROSS SECTIONS OF PHOTOREACTION AND THE OECAY
SPECTRA ARE COMPARED TO EXPTL. DATA. THE INFLUENCE OF THE EFFECTS OF N
CLUSTERING IN THE GROUND STATE 0. THE FORM OF PH0TOA8soRPrftjN CROSS
SECTION IS ESTD. FACILITY: INST* NUCL. PHYS.t MOSCOW STATE
~"UNIV.t MOSCOWt USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDO 62-1.371.029.5
SHITOV, A. A. and RENEIFETS, G. F.
"The Role of Eligher TPI and TE Normal I'laves in the Propagation
Processes of Ultra-Long Waves in Low Altitude Nighttime v,:'ave-
guides"
Moscow, V sb. X Vses. kon-f.. Do rasprostr. radiovo1n. Tezisy doU.
Sek-ts. I (Tenth All-Union Conference on the 1ropagation of Padio
Waves; Report Theses; Section 1--collection of v,,orks) "Naull-a," 1972
PP 183-187 (froia RZh--Radiotekhnika, No 10, 1972, Abstract 1,1o
1OA320)
Translation: The relative contributions of Tli and TE normal waves
U&I) in the field distribution of a vertical elv.-(!tric dipoil-e in
the low-all-Litude ni,,A).ttime viaverpuide arv investui~.:atvd for the
east direction at freauencies of 20 and 25 kliz. in the model. un-
der consideration, the contribution of T"2 and '111'.7 1111, is sit,
:,nj.f i-
cant up to 700-0 hm, butu the contribution of Tl~` H, way be ne,_'octed
2
beginning with ~000 km. Two illustrations, bibi-iography of iG.
A. L.
30 -

USSR
UDC 591.32:531.5
SIMAKOV, Yu. G., AGAFONOV, V. A., VOLKOVA, 0. V.) RQ,%JLhQVA__Ye. A., and
SHITOV. .- G. D., Chair of qistology and Embryology, Pediatr;ic Faculty, Second
Moscow State Medical Institute imeni N.T. Pirogov, Moscow
"Pre-implantation Development of Mouse Embryos Under Conditions of Changed
Gravitation!1
Leningrad, Arkhiv Anatomii, Gistologii i Embriologii, Vol 64, No 3, Mar 73,
pp 5-12
Abstract: Female mice were placed 11-13 hrs after mating into a centrifuge
in which an additional gravitational force of 1 G was exerted on them in the
dorso-veatral direction. Under the conditions of increased gravitation, a
delayed appearance of fetuses transferred from the oviducts into the horns
of the uterus was not observed. Morphological changes in the development of
the fetuses began to be apparent on the 4th day of pregnancy; they comprised
retarded development and disturbances in cleavage. These changes coincided
with the beginning of a drop in the content of bound lipidn an(I a rise in
the content of PAS-positive substances in the endometrium ~ At the time of
implantation, after 4 days of the action of gravitational overload, the
majority of fetuses were unable to penetrate into the muscosa of the uterus,
because the blastocytes had not lost their zone Dellucida or had undergone

USSR
SLLMOV2 Yu. G., et al., Arkbiv Anatomii, Gistologii i Embriologii, Vol 64,
No 3, Mar 73, pp 5-12
abnormal cleavage with the lysis of some blastomers. There were no signs of
implantation on the 6th day. On the 12-13th day of the action of tha addi-
tional gravitational force, the mice were no longer pregnant, because their
uterus was thimied out as in mice in a state of diestrus. Under the effect
of the gravitational overload, gestation was interrupted already in the pre-
implantation stage.

112 013 UNCL ASS IF tEG OKOCE'SSING 0ATE--13N,3V7G
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AUTH0R-'%03)-1ARTYNUV, I.V., SHITOV9 L.N.r Mi3ROVINTSEVAp YE.A.
'COUNTRY OF l'iF0--USSR
.1-SOURCE-LH. 323SHCH. KHTM. 1970p 40(3)r 571-3
-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT A-,EAS--CHE&'4 IS TRY
JOPIC TAGS-NITROSIG. CGiMPOUND, ALKANE, CHLORINATED 1ORGAml,-, COMWOU0101 ALKYL
.PHOSPHITE, P)10SP)1r.1t,,0S SULFIDE, OPGANIC SULFUR Cfh'1'.PfAJ.ND
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTFICTLONS
00CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFfED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-2000/0933 STEP ilO--L)R/O('o79/7r)/Cj4O/OC)3/0571/C)573
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0124593

212 013 UNCLASSI FIED P~IUCESSING L)ATE-13NOV70
CIRC ACCQSSION, NO--AP0124593
ABSTRACT 1r-X T;RAC T-- ( U) GP-0- ilb-STRACT. PASSING 3 G CCL YiUI3-)' FN0 Al MINUS
30DEGREES INTO 4 ') (ET,J)(ETS)PCl- IN Cyl S1.162 U ~U(112 IA LJSS OF
COLOR ANO AFT~'!R (V%.'Zi'llPlf7, TU ki-10ill TDIP. GAVL 67PEI%CENT ETSP(~J)C'L(CN:CFCLI,
B SUM D PRIME-20 1.4790, N PRIMEZ-o SUBD 1.4979; Sl,ULARLY
WERE PREP0. 50-65PEPCENT t3USPfi))CL(0N:CFCl-), 6 SU52 10'7-6j)EGREESv
1.3692, 1.41~-25; FTSP(fl)CL(jjrq:CFCF SU82 CL) ,8 SU80.1 57-90E[~?EES,
1.5131, 1.45,12; ,'~~l'SP((J)CL(GN:C,'.lE SUB21 , UNDISI ILLA8LE, 1.2950, 1.5079;
ETSP(O)CL(ON:CME SU62)p UNDfSTILLABLEt 1.2640, 1.5052; A,,NlD (ET-S) SU32
P(O)0N':CFCL, B SUB2 108DEGREE-St 1.3070p
U114CLASSIFIED

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-MENT OF THE COMMITTEE ON LENIN AND STATE
TITLE--- ANNOUNCE
PR12ES UIS.SIRI
NEWSPAPER-- IZVESTIYA, MAY'29.9 1970 P 41 COLS 1-5
ABSTRACT--- NINETY ONE B'ASIC'AND APPLIED RESEARCH WORKS HAVE BEEN
NOMINATED FOR THE STATE PRUES. TWO OF THESEY HTHE MULTI-PUR(POSE
INDUSTRIAL HELICOPTER KA-^C.6" BY N I KAMOV0 B Al. PE
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NK-8 AND N(-9-4 AND THE DEVELOPMENT AND REDUCTION TO
SERIAL PRODUCTION A SYSTEM 6F TECHNOLOGICAL PROCESSES WHICH iSSURED
WIDE USES FOR TITANIUM ALLOYS" BY N
M. T. VASILISM, V. A.-HUAdy) P-1-44-~IVO V--A---R'ULEE1'KQ1
P, A. SUKHOV A. A. MUKHIN, MUSHENK0.
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V~.-J,,-3UMYANTSEV AND F. L. CHERNOUS -~ND 06LTRA HIGH PRZCISION
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TATION CENT;r-th OF Tit ACADEMY OF CIENCES AND THE MINISTRY OF THE
MACHINE TOOL CONSTRUCTION AND TOOL INDUSTRY$ RESPECTIVELY,
%THE RADICALLY IMPROVED MELTING TECHNOLOGY OF CRITICAL-PURPOSE HIGH-
4LLOY STEELS AND ALLOYS OF IMPROVED QUALITY ACHIEVED BY T,-rz
INERT GAS TREATMENT OUTSIDE THE FURNACE" BY TV. V. CERAsliloi?
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-1/2 025 UNCLASSIFIEO PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
TITLE-SHORT PERIOD PULSATICINS (IF THE P01SAR CP 0908 AND BASIC
CHARACTERISTICS OF.ITS RADIO'EMISSIGN IN THE RANGE 01: METER WAVES -U-
AUTHOR--(02)-VITKEVICHv V.Vow ..SHITOV, YU.,P.,
OF INFO--USSR
..CCUNTRY
-_-:SOURCE-e;CSCOW, OOKLADY AKADEMII NAUK SSSRv VOL 191s NO 31 1970 PP 553-556
DATEPUBLISHED-- -70
.....SUBJECT AREAS-ATMOSPHERIC SCIENUSt NAVIGATION
",TOPIC TAGS-PULSARv_STARt RADIO E14ISSICNi RADIO TELESCOPE, PULSATION
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS.
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/~RAMF-1990/IZ34 STEP NO--UR/0020/70/1911003/0553/0556
ClkC ACCIESSIC-N Nf-j--AT0109321

2/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0109321.
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT. INVESTIGATIONS OF THE RADIG
EMISSION OF THE PULSAR CP 0608 WERE :MADE ON THE E-W CRUC[FORM RA010
TELESCOPE OF THE PHYSICS INSTITUTE AT PUSHCHINA IN 'THE RANGE 601-110
MC-SEC. IT 14AS FOUND THAT THE IMPULSES OF THE PULSAR CP 0808 IN THE
RANGE 110-60 MC-SEC CONSIST OF SEVERAL SUBIMPULSES ILr 21' OR 3) WITH
AVERAGE SEPARATION' OF 53.6 MSEC. THIS PULSAR IS CHARACTERIZED AS CLASS
11 (DRAKE CRAFT CLASSIFICATION) WITH A MEAN PERM P SUB2 EQUAL 0 PRIMES
.053642 PLUS OR MINUS 0 PRI14ES .000002. THIS PE-RIOD IS NGT A f',iULTIPLE
OF.THE CLASS I PERIOD (P SUBI EQUAL4.292241 EQUAL 21i.09 P SUa2) AND
THEREFORE THE FOLLOWING PICTURE IS OSSERVEO: [N A GROUP CONSISTING OF
AN AVERAGE OF 11 IMPULSES THE SUBIMPULSES FOLLOW ONE ANOTHER WITH A
MEAN PERIOD P EQUAL 1.2874 EQUAL. 24P SUG12; THEN THE SUBIMPULSES OF THIS
GROUP GRADUALLY DISAPPEAR AND SUBINPULSES OF THE NE,'(',' GROUP, DISPLACED
BY 53.6 MSEC RELATIVE TO THE FIRST9 FORIII A' HEW.SEQUENCE OF IMPULSES;
THEN THE PATTERN IS REPEATED. CP 0a08 IS THE 7HIRD PULSAR IN 14HICH
CLASS 11 PULSATIONS HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED. USIF~G A t!0DEL OF A PULSAR AS
A PULSATING ROTATING COMPACT STARv IT IS POSSIBLE TO DETER.-MINE THE WIDT'll
AND TC SOME EXTENT THE FORM OF THE RADIO EMISSION DIAGRAMS OF PULSAR
SUBIMPULSES. THE MEAINt FORM OF THE RADIO EMISSION DIAGRAM CAN BE
011TAINFO BY C6NSTRUCTING A HIST'QGRAM OF THE DISTRIBUI'lON OF AMPLITUDES
OF SUBIMPULSES AS A FUNCTION 01; rHEIR TEMPURAL ROS1110N. ANALYSIS OF
RESULTS OBTAINED AT FREQUENCIES 642, -96 4ND 110 MC-SEC SHOWS THAT THE
MEAUFORM OF THE RAO[.

.. -1/2 015 UNCLAS SIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
-TITLE-SOLID SCLUTICNS OF STRONTIUM AND BARIUM ORTHOSILICATES AND
ORTHOGERMANATES -LL-
AUTHOR-1021-GREBENSHCHIKOVI R.G.v SHITOVAv V.I.
COUNTRY OF INF0--USSR
:SriURCE-IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR# NEORG. MATER. 1970, 6(43* 773-5
.-&ATI: PUBLISHEC--70
SU6JECT AREAS-MATERIALS, CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-SOLID SOLUTICN9 SILICATE, GERMANIUM COMPOUND, X RAY
LDIFFRACTIONv ~5TRONTIUM COMPOUNDt BARIUM COMPOUND
CC,*4Tilogical. schema of the formation of cylindrical
shells includes the explosive squeezing with subsequent heat treatment
(heating up to 8500C and 50 min aging) of a composit,5 consistIng of a plastic
metrix in the form of a foil on a nickel base and rein.-foxcing Uuigsten M-arsa,
I., C,
0.03 mm. in diam.p In the form of a grid. The results of an Investigation of
the high-temperature short-duration strength of -the sholls &how that the short-
duration strength of the composite at 600p 'q5Q, and 1100 C conoldarably
exceeds the strength of the ma-trix. At 9506 C the strengthening effect of
the comDosite reaches 6, at iiaOo C it reaches 12, with a zInultaneous decre,&se
In plasilcity proporties. After heat -treatment the compositea reveal thermal
stresses which develop frors the difference in the linear elongation and Vie
elastic constants of tho components of the compoulte.
15 -

ItIscellaneous
USSR UDC 669.15'26-194:621.787.7
VINOKUR, B. B., GRAUN, M. P. , 1'11IL1,CHEVSKAYA, T. V. I _gull URj
A. L., KULICHENKO, V. P., and SHIYANOMKIY.,_Y., I., Institute
of Casting Problems, Academy of Sciences , Ukrainian SSR
"Carbide Transformations in Complexly Alloyed Steel Contain-
ing One Percent Chromium"
Moscow, Izvestilya VUZJ, Chernava Metallurgiya, No 10 1973
pp 104-108
Abstract: On the basis of studying carbide depositien by
and x-ray structural methods the authors concluded
that a special chromium carbide 1~'Ie7C3 is formed. The methods
used include microdiffraction of carbides extracted into a
replica, distortions of the second and third type, modifica-
tions in the electrical resistance, coercive fo:~(!e:;, njjcj,o-
hardness$ expanding the steel in the state of quenching and
pnnealinfr, at temperatures. of 400-6500 C. Under ordinary an-
112

USSR
VINOKUR, B. B.9 et al., Izvestiya VUZI Obomaya MetaUurgiya, No Jo, j973,
104-108
nealing conditions this carbide is formed by a gradual re-
structuring of the iron carbide in proportion to how much it
is doped with chromium, manganese, and tun.a.sten. A coherent
bond is retained between the lattices. Lezigthy annealing at
6500 C will result in a separation of trigonal chromium car-
bide.
Table 1 compares the chemical composition of che car-
bide phase as a function of anneallng temperature; Table 2
identifies the carbide phases after different annealing con-
ditions. Figure I shows the influence of annealing tempera-
ture on change in the fine crystal structure aiid certain
physical characteristics of a steel, Figure 2 is an elec-
tron diffraction pattern of the carbides and an identifica-
tion of the carbide phases following annealing at 6501 C
for a period of four hours.
The article contains 2 illustrations, 2 tabler~, and
9 bibliographic references,
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1/2 012 U104CL ASS fF I ED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--EFFECT OF THE PH OF THE KEDIU141 AND OF THE J%ATUi-,E OF ORGANIC
SOLVENTS ON THE EXTRACTION OF THEOPHYLLINE FRUm A*,J~OUS SOLUT-IONS -,J-
AUTHOR--SHKADOVAv A.I.
z~COUNTRY OF INF-0--LISSR
~,SOURCE-FARMATSIYA (MOSCOW) 1970, 1911), 56-7
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
1-TOPK TAGS--PRCCESSED PLANT PRODUCTv ALKALOIDP SOLVENT EXTRACTION,
.CHEMICAL ANALYSISv COLORIMETRY
,'.:CONTROL MARKIING--NO RESTRIC.'rIONS
z
,!,DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1994/1207 STEP ND--UR/Oq66/'70/019/0"jl/0056/0057
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0115226
UNCLASSIFIED

212 012 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--lo'0CT70
ACCESSION NG--AP0115226
._ABSTRACT/EXTPA'T--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE TITLE EXTN. OF THEOPHYLLIN;::
(1) WAS STUDIEO. THE t3EST RESULTS WERE OBTAINE:D BY EXTN. WITH CHCL
SUB3, OR DICHLOROETHANE FROM SOLNS. OF PH 4-6, OR 5-7 RESP. I iAS
DETD. COLORIMETRICALLY IN THE EXTS. AFTER EVAPN. ACCORDING H. WACHSMUTH
AND L. VAN KOECKHOVEN (1963). FACILITY: LIVGV. MED. INST.?
LVOV, USSR.

USSR UDC 533.6.01.35--3:541.124
SEVIENUUHNA, 0. N. and HKAD~VA, V. P.
"Three-Dimensional Flow Past a Blunt Body by a Reacting Mixture of Gases"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Mekhanika Zhidkosti i Gaza, No 2, 1973,
pp 99-103
Abstract: Detailed results of a numerical solution of the problem of three-
dimensional nonequilibrium flow past a segmented I)Itjnt body by a reacting
mixture of gases are presented for angles of attack ranging from 0 to 25*.
Consideration is given to the flow of a nonequilibrAtim ra!1,j),IsL a body (A.
revolistion in the s6soniv. and Lransonic region. The three-dimell(Aonal
nature of the flow is deteruined by the prcscnce of au angle of attack
between the direction of the stream velocity V . and the axis of the body,
the flow possessing a plane of symmetry. 5 figures. 6 references.

USSR UDC 621-391-14
SHKALIKOV, V. N.
n7he !stable Properties of an OscMation Circuit with a Nonlinear Varactor
Capacitance in the Super-High Frequency Range"
-Ifoscowl Radiotekhnika, Vol 26, No 3, 1971, PP 42-45
Abstract: The author studies the bistable properties of a circuit consisting of
-a nonlinear varactor capacitance and a short-circuited strip line. Relationships
are derived which make it possible to select varactor ty
,pe and calculate the
resonator of a nonlinear oscillation circuit for the productIon in the circuit of
bistable zones in a given frequency range.. An oscil-lation circuit is designed
and constructed and its bistable properties studied experimentally. The bistable
zones produced are not less than 40 percent of the relative raean. value. This
indicates the possibility of constructing trigger units on thetle circuits in the
superhigh frequency range. Original article: eight formulas, four figures, and
six bibliographic entries.
1/1

USSR UX 531-768.o8q.62
RWHEM=OVA T. P.) SHMIKOV. V. S. and SHUR, V. L.
......... . ...
"Subsonic Vibration Installation With Magnetic Suspe nsion of the Movable System"
Tr. Metrol. ID-tov SSSR (Works of Metrological Institutes USSR], lSr(2., No 139
(199), pp 77-80 (from Referativnyj Zhurnal, No 10, OCt 72- 32. i~~trologiyn. i
Izmeritel'naya Te:chnika. Single Issue. Abstract. No 10-32-524)
'ra
Translation: A brief description is given of the t)Te OIVU-2 vib- tion instal-
lation which makes it possible to decrease the lower limit of the frequency
range to 0.01 Hz, to broaden the range of reproducible acceleration from 1o-7
to 200 ms-2, and to increase by one order of magnitude the amplitude of disloca-
tion. Two illustr., two biblio. refs.
1/1

USSR UDC 539.4
LEBEDEV, A. A. , SHICANOV, 1. N. , KOMEVNIKOV, Yu. L. , Kazan
"Criteria for Endurance of Steels Under Variable Loads UndeT Conditions of
Monaxial and Biaxial Static Extension"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 12, Doe 1972, pp B-19.
Abstract: A comparative analysis is preselit,;)d of the existing criteria for
fatigue strength under the caufbined influence of static and variable
stresses and the criterion suggested for the case whcmi the static stresses
are a result of biaxial extension. The analysis is vrell. aTgued with new,
as well as known, experimental data and reference!-, to the literature.
Ma
11: i-M,
-P g1jils m 11--

USSR
BRAGIN, D. Ya., SH I. N., VASILIYEV, G. V.
"Problem of Designing Bolt Joints Under Conditions o.F Stress Relaxation Md
Creep with Vibrations"
Tr. Kazan. Aviats. In-ta [Works of Kazan Aviation In5titutej, No 136, 1971,
pp 34-41, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, MeHianika, No 4, 1972,
Abstract No 4 V664 by V. S. Nai,,iestjiikov).
Translation: Results are presented fron. experimcnts on relaxation of
stresses in bolt joints of three heat-resistant steels with and without
vibration and empirical formlas describinp the results I)Toduced are pre-
sented.

USSR
LOGINOV2 N. Z., SHKANOV,,._J,-,.N..
"Improvement of Method of Testing with Separation of Process of Fatigue
Rupture into the Stage of 1-ficTodamage and Final Rupture"
Tr. Kazan. Aviats. In-ta [Works of Kazan Aviation Institute], No 136, 1971,
pp 25-33, (Tran5.lated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Viekhanika., No 4, 1972,
Abstract No 4 V1272 by L. M, Shkollnik).
Translation: A serics.-produced machine for fatigue 16th put-e ben(lin~;
and rotation is redesigned so that the stratched fibors c(' the specimeii are
in the upper portion. A stroboscopic effect produced by illumination Of the
TOtating specimen with a type ISSh-B flash lamp is to obse'rVe the no-
ment of appearance of a mucrocrack. When notched speiHmens of VT-8 titanium
alloy were studied, data were produced showing that the viability factor of
the specimen is 0.6 with respect to themean probability of rupture at
variable stress level 28 kg/m,,2.
87

USSR UDC 539.4
BRAGIN, D. YA., LOGINOV, 11. Z., SHKANOV I. N Kazan Aviation Institute,
Kazan'
"Effect of Certain Engineering Factors on the Fatigue Strength of Titanium
Alloys"
Kiev, Problemy prochnosti, No. 8, Aug 71, pp 78-82
Abstract: Fatigue tests were conducted on circular samples of titanium alloy-c
widely used in the aviation industry. It is noted that despite the extensive
use these alloys have several considerable shortcomings, including great
inhomogene-ity in the micro- and macrostructure, high sensitivity to stress
concentration under variable loads, and considerable variability of raechanical
properties as a result of working processes. The test samples had a diar.,--ter
of 5 and 7.5 ram under pure bending with a frequency of rot'ation of 50 i1z.
Tests based on statistical data showed several feature:~ in the behavior of
titanium alloys jnder cold warking wbich lead t.--) a low value of the farigue
limit at the eytrene houndary of the dispersion region. It, Is ~ihown that the
application of (Aectrochc-mical working, electric polishing, and protective
media in mechanical working lowers the cold working li~yer and stabilizes the
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BRAGIN, D. YA., et al, Problemy procbnosti, No. 8, Aug 71, PD 78-82
mechanical properties of the alloys. It is concluded that the process of elec-
trochemical work_,r.,- at the present level of its te,:ihnological developTrnent
should he applied as a final operation in fabricating titanium alloy parts.
2/2
6&~

USSR UDC 669.245'26.018.44 :539.4
BRAGIN, D. YA., SHY-MNOV, I. IT. , GOLWARB, I. P., &MBULLINA, N. V.
"Effect of the Technological Conditions of 1i igh-Temp era ture Thermomechanical
Treatment on Che Static and Fatigue Strength of Heat-Resistant Alloy"
Tekhnol. i organiz. proiz-va. Nauchno-proizv. sb. (Technology and Organization
of Production. Scientific Production Collection), 1970, No 6, vp 94-96 (from
M-11etallurRiya, jNo 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 41765)
Translation: The results of studying the fatigue strenrth of parts made of
KhN70'1VT71uB hif~h-allay heat-resistant Cr-NI aalloy subjected to high-temperature
thermomechanical treatment are described. Recot=enda ti ons are made With re-
spect to thermal condir-lonn and degree of plastic flcua instiring that high
strength qualities will be obtained. There are 3 illustrations, 2 tables,and
a 3-entry bibliography, (Kazan' Aviation InstiLutel.

027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING riAll'E-27NOV70
ITLv,--FArlGiJE TEST FCIR BOILER STEEL IN AN _"SV-111METIRIC LOtiOlING C'CLE -IJ-
'I[STROVA, L.N.,
AUTHOR-( Ott) -KUDRY4VTSEV, I.V., BUR, PIA"I'llsNovi A.S., SHKANOV,
COUNTRY OF IN'FO--USSR
SOURCE--PqOBL. PROCH. 1970, (2), 77-80
.~DATE PUBLISHEO ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSt METHODS AND EQUIPMENT
TOPIC TAGS--CRACK PROPAGATION, FATIGUE STRENGTH, TEST METHOD, STEAM
BOILEP/(U)166NM STEELt (U)22K STEEL
CONTROL '4ARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENr Cl_ASrj--1J;.lCt.AS5fFf'l:0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3006/1444, S 1'1: fl N 0--UR. 3 66 3Y ri 000 10 02 00 77 008 0
CIRC ACCESSIOIN t,10--AP0135115

2)2 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0135115
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE FATIGUE 1.11mr-r OF STEELS t6GNI,l
WITH A RISE IN ME MIEAN LOADULIG CYCLE FALLS TO A Gir'.EATER E'.(TE.:'kiT Tw%I~4
JHAT OF STEEL 22K. TPE ::ST_i%,'3LJSl-llED HIGH SENSITIVITY HF THE F-Of,',NER STEE-1-
IS APPA:'ZENTLY DUE' TO A Gf."EATER TEiN409.NCY TO CRACK FORMATION
OPERATIOINI OF THE BOILERS. WITH A FAL~ IN THE YTEl,D PO!NT AND STRE.,]GTH
rERTAIN STEEL iMELTS OF
LIMIT IN k- C, THE TYPE 22,K THE~11` IS A FALL I 'N THEIR
FATIGUE STRENGTH GVER. THE ENT11RE RANGE OF MEAN LOADINIG CYCLES. A N
INCREASE IN THE SfREN;GTvs AND YIELD LIMITS OF STE:11:1. 16G-11-M 01JES N C, T
fNCRE)ASE THE FATIGUE LIMIT DURfrNG ASYN. LUV)ING IN WAf ER. T E'
USE III FACTORY AND LAB. PRIAMCE 'IF A DEVELof":1) TEST Ml'~THQD FOR RAPIDLY
CHECKING BOILER STEELS UNDER THESE: CONDITIONS APPk0XS. I'HE rEST TO REAL
COND IT IONS . IT FACILITATES C01"If'A"I"ISON OF DIFFERe-,NT 13DILER STEELS ~-ROM
THEIR SENSITIVITY TO A SYM, LOADING. SUCH TESTS C~AN L~1-- RECCIMM'EiNDEO F13R
MAKING C0,4PONENTS FROM MATERIALS THA'r ARE U-55 SENSITIVE To A :SYM.
'LOADING, IN BOILIN-G WATERr WHICH IMPROVES 601-LER OPtRATION.
FACILITY: KAZAIN. AVIATS. INST.r KAZAN.v USSR..
N C. 1. AF 1

Ac'c'. Nr: -Abs-tracting Service- Ref. Code:
'PI3W4(;G537 INTERNAT. AEROSPACE ABSTJ- Yef, -U)T.74
I-IN
rA70-25289 Experimental verification of the fatign
strength criteria for, biaxial tension (Eksperimfinta,lttaia provadEp
kriteriev ustalostnoi prochnosti Or! tbrukhosnorn rasti;;,thenii). 1. N.
_,.SWQGgy_jKazanskiI AviatsionnyU Institut, Kazan, Usgl). Prag=y"
Prochnosti7~61. 2, Feb. 1970, P. a-10. 9:refs. in, Russian!
Calculation of the Jatigue~ 'strength of materials undergoing
alternating bending in,tne case,of biaxial. tension from the basic
strength criteria for the complex stresied state. A graph-analytical
method of calculating -the fatigue: strength for the cape, of biaxial
tension from fatigue strength da Ita for uniaxial tension is proposed,
yielding results which are found to be in good agreement with
experimental rasults. A.B.K
REEL/FRAME
UP= =Jxa, ~'M'I~IIVVIIM 114111

USSR va; 621.767.6
NOV
Candidate of Technical Sciences, IVAI V. S.
"Strengthening of Welds in Titanium Alloys"
YlGacow, Mashinostroitell, No 1, Jan 70, p 20
t: In order to obtain welds wi'h a close to
Abstrac L, V -
Tji_'~~uaf ~the base m etal, 200 titanitun alloy sp,hcimons were wr,-Ided
by four different welding z.-.ethods, and t1hon wo.~re -fatigue. tested.
Speciriens of the OTL titanium alloy, 2 =,a thio'll", we~,e buts, ,,,elded
weld4rZ stresses, the
by an argon7shielded arc. To relieve U
-iirelded specimens were annealed at 67(~+IOOC far 1.5 and
furnace-cooled to 50000 with subsequent coolixig ;.n an aJr atnoz-
7.-
r)here, To increase the strerjg-4L-.h of the uTelds, some of thr;-r, w~~re
shot blasted. The prepared speoizaoni were thon fat-i7uo teoted.,
it was found t.hat the fatil3ue strength of the base no-tal p 4 3 r
to strengthening wa- q,6 kgc/rw,.~. The hio,'Ihest t"atigue str-ongt]"I
of wolds (253 was'obtained in specimens 1-,aided or'l "Dot"n
sidos by au'LO-mat i 0- u1sed weldirig. ~51ightly lower fatiguo
.strength (22 kgc1r1.JS) was found in upocLiicns voldud on ono i,,idlo

SHKANIOV, I-. -N., et al., I~Iashinooqtroitei',, No 1, Jan 70, p 211
with manual D-alsed welding. The lowest fantiguo (20
,gc/r,=2) was in specimens welded by auto,~mtic and prz~c~a-s-
es. After strengthening the welds with shot biastf-,-7, the
-rerZth was found in speoLraens wci'd'cd or, bot-
highest fatigue st
sides by automatic pulsed welding. was establ-~shod, on t.-.e
basis of tests, that shot blasting inex-eased the fatic-ua
of a weld, bringing it close to the strength of the base metal,

USSR UK 620.172.2
e
CHERNYAK N. I., BASTUN, V. N., PELEPELIN, V. M., ?"SIMIKAJI M_ i v
"Deformation Curves of ~7-6S and W-14 Titanium Alloys at 20-400OC"
Kiev$ Problemy Prochnosti, No 6. 1972, pp 6S-67.
Abstract: Results are presented from tensile testing of heat-treated VT-6S
and VT-14 titanium alloys at 20-400%. Deformation curves are presentud.
Within limits of deformation of appreximately 10e, One curves can be approxi-
mated by a second-order cquatiDn. . Chan-es in the pripjary i~,ic..chanical charac-
terIstics of the alloys with increasing temperature are sho%in. Tubular thin
wall specimens were tested, with outer diameters of 79.5 nim, wall thickno-S."
0.115 MM,and gage length 100 rm. For both alloys, the maximum divergence of
calculated data froa experimental data is not over 4'. The data prodUced
indicate that the influence of elevated teMpOratlITC Oil the characteristics
tested is approximately the same for both,m.,~terials.
.... ................ .

--SR tc: 620.178-4/6
LED
BASTO, V. R., PELEPELITI, V. lm~titute of &_,chanics,
Academy of Sciences of the UkrSO
"Particulars of Deformation of Titanium Alloys in the Plime Stressed State"
Kiev, Prikladm!Zra Mekhanika, Vol a, No 4, Apr 72, r
p 93-09
Abstract: Taking P-6,S and VT-1h titanium alloys as an the
g VT
authors investig-~~te the applicability of certain hypotheses Of plasticity
theory to the evaluation of lim
'ting states, and establi.-,h tte regioll of
principal stresses in the plane st-reszed. s.tate where thu form of the sLrcLc
deviator has a definite effect on "he deformation ciz-ve, The 7,)lmle
stressed state was produced by loading thin-walled tubular srecincns by
axial force ar-,d intezmal pressure. It was found that a unique curve de-
scribes deformation In stress-strain coordivates for thL given alloys.
In the region of biaxial. tenslon -,.rhere the transverse (tangeiitlal) stres-
is greater them the longitudinal stress (ai. > al > 0), a deviatior. from the
unique curve is observed. This is attributed to anisotropy In the meted.
The average nornmall stress has no appreciable f.-~ffect on behavior of the de-
r. o~' the stress de,.-Iato! i- t'ne ragTcn 1;1 ere
formation ct Ye. T_-e ell
at > crZ > 0 is that greater hardening
corresponds to the ,;xeater atsolute
1/2

LTISSR
RASTUN, V. N. et. al. , Prik,la&nswa Mekhanika, Vol 8, 11k, 4, Apr 72, pp 93-',)9
value of the Lode 5train Par=eter. line curves for Umdting ~;'Iates of
elasticity, y4 eld and fracture in the region vhera al, > (it > 0 mie at > 0 >
are described by the Mises condition for e~,j j.so4-roplc body. In 'he re~,ion
of positivP stresaes vith greater principal tran-sversev- stnz~sst~s, there Is
a slight svir-g te-gard the St. Venant condition. I-jmdlitudc-of !;'Urcsr.
strain deviators is observed at vcJ,ut:!s of the Locle strd.n nZI.riumeter of
1 or pc~ = 0. At intermiediate values, devIIztic-rz; c-lbs-erved v-hich
are more noticeable at regatiw values of ~O. Pivt~ fir!:m,cs, bibllosraphy
of fourteen titles.

USSR
UDC 613.644+613.651-07:612.824
Y-PVDOKLMOVA, 1. B., PETSKALEV, A. Z., and S
j&kRIh1OV4,,jL, N., Institute of
Labor Hygiene and Occupational Diseases, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR,
Moscow
"Investigation Into Cerebral Circulation Under Separate and Joint Effects of
Intensive Noise and Physical Loads"
Moscow, Gigiyena Truda i Professional'nyye Zabolevaniya, No 7, 1973, pp 1-5
Abstract: Effects of noise, physical exertion, and their combination an
cerebral circulation were studied rheoencephalographically on tire plant
laborers experiencing either noise alone (85-105 db) or noise (82-101 db)
and physical exertion, and experimentally on males in a soundproof room sub-
jected to either 108 db for 1 hour, physical exertion, or both. In the
industrial setting blood circulation chanve.d in both groups following a
hypertensive pattern to varying degrees. Arterial tonts changed in most
cases. Heightened noise (108 db) produced a drop in venous tanus and en-
cumbered venous backflow. In the experimental setting noise alone resulted
in weaker vasoconstriction and reduced blood flow, igork alone resulted in
heightened vasoconstriction and increased flow, while the combir-ation.
lowered inflow in the presence of heightened vasoconstriction, indicating
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USSR
YEVDOKIMOVA, I. B., et al., Gigiyena Truda i Prof essional'nyye Zabolevaniya,
No 7, 1973, pp 1-5
a sharp increase in vascular tonus. It is suggested that under pathological
conditions stable noise (85 db) alone and variable noise plus work would
produce a hypertensive pattern, while stable noise at higher intensities
would cause an atonic pattern coupled with poor venous backflow. Although
noise and work combined facil-itar-e cerebral circulation the heightened
vessel tonus may cause malnutrition in brain cells. Thus all conditions
studied here should be considered potentially dangerous.
2/2
79

USM
UDC: 612-013.7-01445
_U., PAVLOVA, I. V., and KOMOVA, A. D., Instf e of Labor Hygiene
and Occupational Diseases, Academy of Medical Sciences USSSF.
"Comparison of the Effects of Different Kinds of Noise on Energy Mgtabolism in
Ekperimental Ani-mals"
Yoscow, Gigiyena Truda i IFIrofessionalInyye Zaboleveniya, No 1, 1971, PP 5-9
Abstract: Rats were exposed to various frequencies ahd levels of noise (125 and
4,000 hz at 80 db and 125 md 4,000 h,/, at 97 db) 6 how,s a dzv for 7 day,,,,. The
content of pyruvic acid, creatine, areatinine, waino nitrogen, -and ir-orCanic acid
bi urine served as indexes of enera- metabolism. Lactic acid and phospnorus fr-ac-
tions were determined in the brain, blood, and sane intern-n-1 organs after the
experiments. 111oise at 125 and h,000 hz and 80 db red=ed the content fa:f PjTuv-ic
acid, creatine, etc. biV6 had no ~~ffect on blood a-,d brain lactic acid, an indi-
cation of intensificz-tion of the oxidative processes wid g~ycolysis and result-
accumulation of macreezgic r-hosphorus compow-ids. '.,"he action of oct--~ve bands
WLth man geometric frequencies of 12' and L,000 liz at ~17 C~) inhibited glycoly~ls
in the (2-13 and disrupted the oiidatlive processes J-n I-Ile brain and viacera.
33

USSR UDC 612.824+612.851.014.45+613,644:[616.831~-005+616.28
-SHKARINOV, N., and YEVDOKIYOVA, 1. B., Institute of Industrial Hygiene
MrZarcionai Diseases, Academy of Medical Sciences.USSR,,Moscow
"Relationship Between Noise-Induced Functional Changes~ln the Cerebral Blood
Supply and Acoustic Sensitivity"
Moscow, Gigiyena Truda i Professional'nyye Zabolevaniya, No 11, Nov 70, pp
23-26
Abstract: An investigation was made of cerebral hemol.4ynam-ics and acoustic
sensitivity in 176 industrial workers exposed to steady (198 db) or pulsed
(105 db) noise over a period of years. It was found that cerebral hemody-
namics is highly sensitive to noise, with functional changes occurring
sooner than in the acoustic analysor. Hearing impairment tias noted in a
substantial number of persons in the group exposed to steady noise over a
period of 6 years and in those exposed to pulsed noise for 1.1 years. Max-
imum hearing losses occurred in both groups after 20 to 25 years of work.
Other things being equal, the extent and rate of functional shifts in the
cerebral blood supply vary with the amount of acoustic energy entering the
ear. over a period of years, intense induscr�al noise, particularly steady
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noise at 108 db or more, will impair the normal ciiculation of blood in
the brain and thereby create unfavorable conditions for the functioning
of the acoustic analysor. The temporary shifts eventually become persis-
tent and irreversible, resulting in loss of hearin$.
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KIFER, I.I., SH),~4P_ U.M., FASTRITSKIY, V.S.,
BONDARENKO, N. L. and KLYAGIN, YU. F.
"Estimate of Accuracy of Approximate Formulae for Calculation of
Printed Transducer Impedance Due to Ferromagnetic Products"
Sb. Electromagnit, metody nerazrushayushch. kontrolya
(Symposiurn on Electromagnetic Methods of Nondestructive Control)
Min6k, Nauka i Tekhnika Publishing House, 1971, pp 91-101 (frorn
Referativjiyy Zhu rnal -Met ralogiya i Izmcritel'naya Tekhnika, No 8,
1972, Abstract No 8. 32. 219)
Translation: Formulae derived by the authors are analyz(.-A. It is
shown that the results obtained frorn,the approximate formulae are
quite satisfactory in the range 0,P--<