SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SLAVNOV, V.N. - SLEZOV, V.V.

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112 019 UNCLASSI FIEU PROCESSING DATC--090CT70
TITLE-kADIL41SOTLIPE DIAGNOSIS OF 01SEASES. (IF THE GALLBLADDER -U-
..~AUTHOR-SLAVNOV, V.N.
,.COUNTRY OF INFO--USS.0,
S UU RC E- M E D I T S I N S K A Y AR A 0 10 L 0 61 1 Y A1970, VOL 15, Nk 4, PP 38-43
,I)ATE PUBLISHED----70
AND
~.SUBJECTAREAS-BIOLOGICAL MEDICAL SCIENCES
--.1 UP I CTAG 5- - R A 0 11) 15 OTO VE 01AGNUSTIG METHOUS, DIGL-.SfJVr. SYSTEM DISCA-51.,
ANAYOMY
:.:CCs%TRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
.:DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
-_~'PROXY REEL/FRAML--1990/0954 STEP NO--UR/0241/-i'C)/0151001t/0038/0043
~CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0109111

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2/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CY70
CIRC ACCESSION N3--AP010qlll
-AbSTRACTIEXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTkACT. THE TECHN14-11UE OF RA01Ql.SJTfJPE
INVESTIGATION OF THE FUNCTIONAL STATE OF THE GALL3tADPER A14D STUDY OF
ANATOMU TOPOGRAPHIC PECULIARITIES WITH THE AID OF RA01610DINE BILIGNOST
AND RAUIOIG0ItiE 31LITkASE ARE OtSCRIBED. INVESTIGATWINS 'WERE: CARRIED
OUT 014 A UNIVERSAL RADIODIAGNOSTIC APPARArUS IIYP)'-(>f+ltlp RADIUISTOPE
SCANNING, ON GAt,--.,MATUP0GkAl-H GAMMA T-60. UNDER 0~~SERVATIGN WERE TWO
GROUPS: HEALTHY PERSON'S (111 AND PATIEtirS (401 iiilTti ~)IFFEAENI' OISEASES
01: THE GALLdLADDEk. ON THE BASIS OF DIFFERENCES [N THE RESULTS OF
OBSERVATIONS THE AUTHOR PROPOSES CRITERIA FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF THE
FUNCTIONAL STA'IE OF THE GALLBLADDER. FACILITY: KAFEDRA
r4EDITSINSKOY RADIOLOGII KIEVSKOGO INST. USDVERSHE1iQSTV,rjVANIYA VRACHEY.

1/2 012, UNCLASSIFIED IITOCC-SSING DATE-30OCT70
.s I- THE ('ATALYTIC
,T&ITLE-CHRUMATOGRAPHIC, ANALYSIS OF THE,PRODUCT 0
HYDROGENATION OF ADIPGNITRILE -U-
..AU,THOR-(03) TROFILKINA, V-P-, BOi3YLEVA,. L.I., SLAVNOVA, A.S.
-GOUNTRY OF INF0--USSR
SOURCE-Zh. ANAL. KHIM. 1970* 25(2), 388-9
DATE PUBLISH Er-70
UaJE CT AREAS-CHEM IST RY
TOPIC TAGS--CHROMATOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS, CATALYTIC HYfJR:'GEA"Jjl,.jN, ORGANIC
NITR ILE. COMPOUND, SILICONE, ~(EXAMETHYLENEDIAMINE/(iJ)Pf:~'~,(-14 SILICONE OIL
C.C.NTROL, MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
_bdCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
70kaXY REEL/FRAME-2000/2175 STEP
-~C I RC ACCIESSICN NO--AP0125755
UNrLASSIFIED

TE---30OCT70
2/2 012 UNCLASSI.FtED* P R 0 C E 5, S 1 N G 0 A
~ClRC ACCESSION NO--AP0125755
XTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE HYDROGL-~ATICIN PPODUCTS OF
ADIPCNITRILE CCNTG. LARGER TAHN 15 WT. PERCENr SU62 0 CAN BE RAPI I-Y
ANALYZED WH2N NCNPOROUS TEFLON AS A SOLID SUPPORT ANEDSILICONF DIL
PFMS-A AS A STATIONAkY LIQ- PHASE ARE USED. A H FLOW CIF 78 MIL-MIN ONN A
COLUNN, I V. LCNG AND 6 MM DIAM.v AT 175DECREES WE-tE USED.
101'APRONITRILE AND
HEXAMETHYLENIMINE, HEXAMETHYLENEDIAMINEt EPSILON IiMIN I
ACETYLPIPERIDINE WERE FOUND. FACILITY: 5l'ATE SGI.-RES. DES.
i:.~.-INST..NITROGEN IND. PROD. URG. SYN., MOSCOW9 USSRo

Steels
UDO 669.14.01.8,292
NIRIT-INT, V. N., LITTFINEMKO, D. I'M., DIYAKONOVA, V. S., SUFRINA, N. P., and
SLAVOVA Central Scientific Research lnstitut~_of lierrot llletalluxgy
"0"A'
an the Cherapovets Elet-LUurgical Plant
theChe
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2
"Investigation of Steel 231'hG2.kF-q with aI-Lininua Yield Strength of 50 kgfbia
Moscow, Stal', No 7, Jul 73, pp 64 -649
7
Abstracti Steel 23aCWR vas developpd on the basis of steel 16G2,V with a
t3ed yLolld stmml~lzth of 45 lc&flznmg. This steel wa-9 tested without- 'boron
A) = with O.OOZT,,' boron (3) aLd having the frollowing chemical co~,pprj~tljon
I FYI
C 'An Si Cr N 8 P
A 0.20 i.4o o.43 o.66 m86 mil .0.029 0.024
B 0.1-. 1-50 0-53 0-095 0-015 0.020 0.019
In steel 23FhrG2AFR 1;he boron Is bor-ded in the crirbonitride with a crjsta-l
lattice of the type B CN or B(C11). Boron# bonding the nitro-ell and caxbr)n,
0-35
evidently refines the grain bourdar-1 zones.of impurities i4hich pmviously
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USSR
NIKITIN, V. If. ,et al., Stal' No 7, Jul.73, pp 647-449
influencex the increase of ductility and Impact strength of steel, After
an Cmen-b- -- normalization at paring at 7000C
optimum heat treal 9100C "&tem
steel 23XhG2AFR had the f0110141ng nechanical properties In 4-ma thick sheeti
yield strength -- 50 kgf/=2 (rdn), tensile strength 70 kg/aa2 (ain),
elongation -- 18% ( ain), and i-np,-ct strength - 4.0 kaf-ai/ca. (min) at -40'C0
Steel 23KhG2.A-PR is sensitive to notching under static tui(i dynanic loads a--d is
characterized by good engineering.propertiess, This steel cani be satisfactorily
welded with the ifeld joint having the same.strength as the base r4etal. Foux-
figures, one oibliog-raphic reference.
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USSR
BER14AN, V. M. (Deceased) a-nd SLAVS-KAYA, Ye., 1M., Institute of
Experimental tMedicine, AcadeqWkTOFqVWWLWNVW6Wbences USSR',
Leningrad.
"Stimulation of -Nonspecific Resistance of the Organism With
E. coli Endotoxin," pp 92-106
Abstract: White mice were used t-oF determine the possibility of
stimulating the nonspecific resistance of tbe organism to
infection with E. coli endotoxin and its harriless d,--rivativc5.
The endotoxin used was prepared from E. coli. 0-111 strain 8,090.
Its derivative was prepared by adding 150 nt of acetic anhydryde
and 80 ml of anhydrous sodlum acp-tare. to 800 mg of the.,endotoxin,
heating the mixture in a water bath,. coolin,~e, it, iind centrifuging.
The precipitate was washed first with a saline solution and A
then with water. The effect of ~haendotoxin and its deriva-
tive on the general resistance of the organism to infection was
determined by intraperitoneal inject-ion of preparations in doses
of 0.0025 to 0.005 ml into animals infected.with lethal doses
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USSR
BERMAN, V, 1M. (Deceased) an-d' SLAV57&AYA,, Ye.. M. , "Stimulation
of Nonspecific Resistance of the Org-anism hith E. colii
Endotoxin," pp 92-106
of E. coli strain 3,090. Th-e ina-reased. resistance of the
organisn to infection was man-ifesited. within 24-48 hours,-with
most of the animals.saved.. Further experiniOnts established
that the preparations injected into the pads of zhe anterior
paws of animals infected with E.. cali- 0.111 containing 500
million cells increased th.e barri~er- function of the lymphatic
system. It was established also, :tbat- the basis of the increased
resistance of animals to infection i-s- the enbanced ability of
phagocytes to absorb and dil-est the. bacteria.. This was. estab-
lished by intraperitoneal Injection. of preparations in- a dose of
20 r into animals infected abdominally with E. coli containing
two billion cells. Th.e ani.mals, ware. sacrificed at different
periods, the exudate from the ahcLominal. cavity was examined,
establishing complete p4ago.cytas;:Ls:- and extra.cellular~destruction
of the microbes.
2/2

USSR UDC 621.372-57:621-372.5-33088-8)
SLAVSKIY, G.-N.-
"Comparison and Limiting Possibilities of Some Realizations of Active
Filter Elements"
V sb. Tonkiye magnitn. plenki, vychisl. tekhn. i rariotekhn. T. 1 (Thin
I
agnetic Films, Computer Technology and Radio Engineering--collection of
M
works. Vol 1), Krasnoyarsk, 1971, pP 1-10-117 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No
11, Nov 71, Abstract No 11D46)
Translation.: It is pointed out that active filters are used to minia-
turize frequency selector-circuits. An estimate is giver, from general
standpoints on the electrical and structural characteristics of some
realizations of amplifier and gyrator.filters; some~circuits are recom-
mended. E. L.
"fill
T.

USSR UDC 621.375.147:621.372.57:621.372.533
RODICREVA, I. N., and __G. -N.,
"Realizing Amplification of Active Filter Elements with Field Transistors"
V sb. Tonkiye magnitn. plenki, vy isl. tekhn. i radiotekbn. T. 1 (7hin
Magnetic Films, Computer Technology and Radio Engineering--collection of
works. Vol 1), Krasnoyarsk,.1971, pp 130-134 (from ~Ih-Radiotekhnika, No
11, Nov 71, Abstract No 11D154).
Tran.slation: Circuits are analyzed and computational formulas are pre-
sented for active high- and low-frequency filters -vith field-effect
transistors. It is shown that the use of field effect transistors im-
proves the stability of filters with positive feedback astuming accep-
table cong lexity. N. Ch.
i I I j I F-IVlez WA I ~-g

USSR UDC 539.214;539.374
SLAVSKIY, Yu. 1.
"On the Kinetics of the Formation of Beading Around a Conical Impression"
V sb. Issled. i kontrol' mekhanich. svoystv materialov nerazrushayushcb..
metodami (Studies and the Control of Mechanical Properties of Materials by
Nondestructive Methods -- Collection of Works), Volgograd, 1972, pp 34-39
(from RZh-Hekhanika, No 3, Mar 73, Abstract No 3V480)
Translation: Experiments on armco steel OB 110) showed that beading is
famed around the impression upon the penetration of a cone with 90' at
the base in the process of the penetration of the cotie, but ultimately a ridge
of the beading is fonned after removal of the load. The replica method is used
to establish how the height of the beading changes. A paraffin replica was
taken under maximum penetration of the cone into the sample. Measurement of
the replica under a MIM-7 microscope showed that the height of the beading tinder
the load was equal to 0.125 mm while its height as imeasured directly on the
sample itself after unloading was 0.17 mm. All the experiments described above
indicate that the height of the beading, and consequently the diarieter of the
Impression, continue to change after removal of the log:d. However the character
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SLAVSKIY, Yu. I., Issled. i kontroll mekhanich. svoystv materialov nerazrushav-
ushch. metodami, Volgograd, 1972, pp 34-39
of the formation of the roll is different for materials with different physico-
mechanical properties and is a function of the nature of the load.
2/2
85

USSR
DANILIN, V. I., DROZD, M. S., q!AY~Klll Yu. I.
"Use of SpecimenlCS5 Method (if Testing'theMechanical Properties of Steels
Under Conditions of Metallurgical Production"
Zavodskaya Laboratoriya, No 2, 1972, p 217-221.
Abstract: Results are presented from an industrial test of the reliability
of the method of acceptance testing of the basic mechanical properties of
steel on the basis of hardness. It is demonstrated that hardness testing can
be used to produce a satisfactorv evaluation of the suitability of metal as
regards mechanical properties, as deterimined by tho applicable state standard
or technical conditions for various typ es of stools. '11w, rosults of Ow hard-
ness tests are judged reliable due to the fact that irt almost: all cases, those
acceptable on the basis of th,:! hardness tests wQre
batches of metal judg-ed
-I testing of
also judged acceptable on the basis of more.complete mechanica I
specimens. Specifically, in only three,cases of 100 did the results of tensile
testing disagree with the results of hardness testingi
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PROCE!SSING DATE-113,NOV70
-021 UNCLASS I f I ED
TITLE--CHOICE OF INDENTGA CONE XNGLE IN TESTING THE o-F.CHANICAL P.'-~OP-ERTIES
OF STEELS BY HARDNESS ~4EASUAZMENTS ;U-
AUTHOR-( 02).-DRULD, M*S.t SLAVSKYj YU.I..
COWNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-ZAVOD, LAB., 1970t 361 Mt 30-84
DATE PUBLISHED -------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-MEASUREMENT, STEEL PROPERTYo HARDNESSi TENSILE STRENGTH,
~':CIONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS.
VOCUME'NT CLASS--U,1JCL,,*,SSfFfE0
PROXY REEL/FRAIME-2000/0242 ST~P
CIRC ACCeSSION N(.'--AP01~40(34
ILI 1:4 c- t! S S-11 F: I fl. 4
PRIM
MI 0

2/2 021 UNCLAS S IF 11-:0 PROCESSING DATE-13NOV70
C IpC ACCESSION NO--AP0124004
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSrRACT. PROBLEMS AR I S ING WHF;A lMG,,llITJRING
-HANICAL CHAi~ACT;:PISTICS OF STEELS 13Y REP TO HARONESS
THE - MEL
M EA 5 Uk I- H EN TS AkE CONSIDEREOp ~#ITH SPECIAL KEF. T 0THE: jUESTION OF
CHOOSING THE OPTIMUM SEMIVERTICAL ANGLE FOk THE , I ND E N T 0,1. STRICTLY
THESE CHARACTERISTICS MAY BE DETERMINED WITH THE HELP [IF AN INUENTOR
HAVING ANY ARBITRARY ANGLE; H04EVER, :THEkE ARE CERTAIN PkACTICAL
ADVANTAGES IN ADHERING TO AN INDENTORI WITH AN ANGLE OF 136DEGREES. I PJ
THIS CASE. THE U.T.X.7 Y.S.i. ANU STANDARI) VICKERS FiAqDNESS UNDER MAY BE
DETERAINED WITH A SINGLE INDEwoR.

-USSR UDC 8.74
SLAVUTSK Y
"Training Device for Combined Forecasting of the Course of Diseases"
V sb. Teor. kibernetika (Cybernetics Theory--collection of works), Kiev, 1971,
pp 161-173 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 12, Dec 72, Abstract No 12V515)
Translation: A study is made of the synthesis of the algorithm for the func-
tioning of a training device for combined forecasting of the course of diseases
and its program simulation on a computer. Here, the class of diseases is repre-
sented by a set of states of an ill organism and the possible transitions from
one state to another. The state of the~patient is d6scribed using a set of
symptoms. By forecasting the course of a disease we mean indicating a defined
sequence of changes in the organism. The bania for the algQrithm for the
functioning of the training devicie is the construction, of ir formal stochastic
forecasting system (a C -system). The,Cn-system is dei~igned to output the
n
sequence of states of the sick organism as a functior.~of the sets of treatment
measures considering the individual nature of the specLfic patient. The basic
n-system is its memory which is a finite oriented graph G without
part of the C
curves each apex of which is compared to the state of the sick organism. Two
apexes i and j oil the graph G are joined,by an arc only when transition from
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Ir USSR
SLAVUTSKIY, YE. I., Teor.--ki-b-ernetika, Kiev, 1971, pp 161-173
state i to 9:ate j is possible. Each apex x of the graph G has finite ordered
sequence of treatmentsyl, Y2, -9 Yk characterized by the corresponding effec-
tiveness Ci. Accordingly, a linear function is compiled which. must have an
extremum for defined restrictions since each treatment can be characterized by
indexes, the degree of risk, the preceding treatment, Individual peculiarities
of the patient, and so on. By using the method of integral program.-dug, the
optimal treatment is found on the basis of which the future course of the
disease is forecasted for one step.
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USSR UDC: 518-5-681-3.o6
SLAVUTSK= Ye. I.
"Stochastic Prognosis Systems for Predicting the Course of Illnesses With
Consideration to Selected Treatmentll~
V sb. Nezrobioni-'Kla (Neurobionics-collection of vorks), Kiev, 1970, pj~
265-268 (from RZh-Kiberretika, No 11, Nov 71, Abstract No 11V855)
Translation: A mathematical model is presented for a stochastic System
which predicts the course of illnesses, depending or- -creatment selection
patient. In acccrdance
with regard to the individual peculiarities of the
with this model, the problem of selecting curative peasures reduces to
the general problem of-whole-number linear programming. It is required
to find the maximum. (or minimum) furction of k whole-nwriber variables when
certain restrictions are imposed on these variables. V. Mikheyev.

USSR
UDC: 518-5:681.3.o6
VARENIK, Yu. R., SLAVUTSKIY Ye. I.
17 Preparation of Initial Information for Stochastic Prognosis Systems"
V sb. Neyrobionika (Neurobionics--collection of works), Kiev, 1970, pp
236-240 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 11, Nov 71, Abstract No, 11V856)
Translation, The paper deals with a mathematical model for accorm-nodation of
initial information in the memory of a stochastic prognosis system as il-
lustrated by a medical diagnosis system. The memory of the progrosis sys,
is modeled by, a finite graph G, each of whose vertices is nut into a one-
-to-one correspondence with some state of the pat7ent and treatment ccrplex.
Two vertices are joined when and only when a transition is possible frem
the state corresponding to one vertex to that corresponding to the other.
A procedure is given for calculating the statistical characteristics and
the transitions from state to state. The digital computer program reali-
zation. is based on construction of a vector whose components are graph
vertices which maD the course of the illness for the given patient.
V. Mikheyev.

USSIR UDC: 518-5:681.3.o6
VAREENIK, Yu. R. , SLIMSKIL Ye I.
"Preparation of Initial Data for.Stochastic Prognosis Systeinsif
V sb. Nevrobionika (Ileurobionies--collection of works), Kiev, 1970, PP
236-240 (from RU-Matematika, No 11, 140~ 71, Abstract 110 11V856)
Translation: A mathematical riodel is co'nsidei
ed for accommiodation. c-~' t'lle
-initial data in the utemory of a stochastic prognosis tzystem. A system 01
medical diagnosis is taken as an example:. The Meworv'of th'!. system -i:3
modeled by a finite graph G in which each vertex to Lcme st,atlc-
of the patient and a set of-trcatnent methodr; wb:1ch arr! used, two vertic-C's
being connected by an are if and only ir a tranritioll IS 1w,)i~,sible fro.'.1 a Stote
- t. '1114,1 j, -C)
corresponding to one vertex into it otate, ct.)rrespon(Wj,,:,, 0 -anoULer.- z -
.1
cedure for calcuLqtini,, the statistical characteristic~i and transitions; from
state to state is presented., DiCital computi-,r pro4;Twimed realization JLS based
pl~ vertices reflectinif the
oa construction of a vector -who5e cOTPOnents are Gra
course of an illness of a given patientf V. Mikkieyee.

USSR -LJD-C 518.5:C81-3.o6
S
"Statistical Prognosis Systems for Predicting the. Course of Illnesses With
Regard to a Selected Treatment"
V sb. 1-eN~~-obionika (Neurob-ionics--collection of wovks), Mev, 1970, ri)
265-268 (fron PZh-l"t'~aterritika, No 11 , Nov 71, Abstr,--,ct 11V,13,55)
Translation: The paper presents a Mathematical model of a stochastic
prognosis systen, for the development of illnesses ar. a function of a giver.
treatment vith regard to the individualities of the patient. In accordance
with this nkodel, the problem of selecting -- therapeutlc measure reduc-c-
to the ccrzrnon pi blcm of
-a' integral liiiep-r pr ogre tra-n 3. rig. It is required to
find the maxirnum (or minintum.) lineox function of k ifrlole-number variables
for the case of certain linitations imposed on thus~.! variables. V. Mi-
kheyev.

'Orobl. bioniki. Pesp._mezh-red.- temat. nauch.-tekhn. sb..(Problems of
Bionics, Republic Interdepartmental Thematic Scientific and Technical
collection), 1971, vYp- 7, Pp 97-102 (from RM-Kibernetika, no 4, Apr
72, Abstract No hV576)
Translation: An automatic system is considered which is capable of re-
sponding.to a physician's questions with information on the course of
an illness and necessary procedured for treating the pt~tient. Authors'
abstract.

USSR UDC: 53-07/08+53,001.5
FEDOROV, G. A., SLAVYAGI P. D., MOISEYEV, I. F., ANTUNO
V, V. A., TSUR-
GANOV, S. V.
"Using the Geometry of Linear and Spira.1 Scanning in Human Radiation Spec-
trometers
V sb. r.. dozimetr1i i zashchity ot !zluch. (PrdweJns of Dosimetry and
Radiation Shielding-collection of vorks), vyp. 12, Mbscomr,, Atomizdat,
1971, Pp 173-178 (from FM-Fizikal, Ivo Apr 72, Abst'-ract No U714)
Translation: A study was made of the spatial effectiv~-ncs..~i of regirtri-.-
tion of gamma qutuita by a human radiatiob spectrometc-3, as a fwIctloll of
the energy of the isotopes utilited by the detector, the lerigth and heiL?ht
(ar radius) of scanning, and the region of the recordi!cl spectrum for line-
ar and,spiral ccanning geometries. M. L.

USSR UDG 681-32741
MIRANOVSX1Y, L. A., and A.# Leningrad InBtitute of Aviation
Instrumentation
'Device for Recording and Reproducing Information on a Tape"
USSR Author's Certificate Ho 339922, k1 G 06 k ~/000' filed 10*1)ec 69, published
3 Jul TZ (from BZh Avtomatika Telezekhanika I Vychlalltel'naya Takhaika, No
11# Nov 73, Abstract So 11 A433F)
Translationi A device in proposed for recording and reproducing Information
on a tape, containing two tape driving rach=tsms and recording and reaAing
=its corresponding to them. To improve the reliability of the apparatus, it
includes s4itches and a linear conversion unit containing addersl the Inputs of
tbese are connected through the switches to the reading units of one tape dxive,
while the outputs are connected to switches to the ran-ordinig units of the other
ta ps drive. One Illustration.
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-DC 621
USSR U -385.01
IVAIIOV, V. N.,
1111ulticonductor Line With Round Conductors Arranged in a Circle"
Elel-tron. Nauchno-te,'.:~-un. sb. Eiel,,tron. ~SIVCh (Electronic
rp
c c hn, ol o 6cienzific-Technical Collection, ?dGvowave Elec-
4m
Uronics), 19~N, isnue 11, No 146-48 (fron i ye-ye
13rL-neneniye, -0 3, 'Klar 71, Abstract Ro 3JI14
Translaticn: To u~-e the method of multiconductor linois for con-
5-al;Eig, 1;-Uuo dol,,~Y coiled into a ring ~ it; :13 nocossary bo
knolvi the parwy-aatovs of the multiconduotor linoo with t1he conduo-
tors arranged periodically in a circle. Cormutation o" the 7)a-a-
U
meters of ni:4ch lines with round conductors roduceo to the problem
of a line vvith conductors of tho same form arranged periodic-ally
along a szr,-ightway. Sinilarly a transfonmii-it,,, furAction i3 found
which establishes a connection between a multiaond:actor line with
conduc~;orz of recta-ngular form and with the conductor cross sec-
tions 3 in, -4 1;
L " t ed by -he engthz of the radi-az and by aircular arcs.
Ul,~ 6 ref. G.B.
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USSR UDC: 539.5
Drozd, N. P. , Ivashchenko, R. K. , Maksimovich, G. G., Millman Yu V
Trefilov, It'. 1. ,Ki&v-Llvov
"Studies of Stability of the Structure and Mechanical Properties of Molybdenum
Under Lonc-term Temperature and Stress"
Kiev, Problemy PTachnosty, No 4, Apr:72), pp 68-7S.
Abstract: The influence of long-term application of. tempeTature and stTess on the
stn,ctural stabi-Ifty and meclianical properties of mrAvodenum-based low alloys ...-ith
prel:Lninaz~r foi7,-,ation of cellular structure is stud"Led. It is sho%,n that chwincs
in in-2clianical pyqcrties of deformed zmolybdenuin al1q, durj1n1- all,-10,11ill" LIT'Ider load
I , 0 -4
are deterii.Aned basically bi tho. anncalin~ temporatul-c., not by the load or h Iding
tilile at tile temperaturo, vithin the temperaturc rani ,~c (NO-1000%). The
"
ctioll of tile 10:1~1 dua
a -ing allw"Aing (:)f deforliled illo lybdC.111114 no :Jpllificant
ijicrease in tcmix-rature of tran!;it.Jon to 1.4a brittle state. The introduction of
d i sl)c-.rs c J -,;c con d ,)I w s c: par L 1 C 1 C-s n 11 ows re I i ab +10 - t, Ob i I iza t i C 11 0 f t 11 C c 0 11 U I a r
struct'llre ill w1o) vbdenl I'll at 10000C vith si~!liificnnt loads Over 1011c, PCriCAS of tirme-
If annealirqr, of defor,-iod mo!N-bdenum is~ pe~Corzicd :ill tampcratucr'o int-rval ill
whicli occurs, additiona). -prilication of )aads dtirinji
annealing can !;1iLlitly inc-i,easv tho rate and docrease strengLYL
charucteristics.
46

'rD
POLA-h
I, Romuald;
SLEDZINSKI. Bohdan, CIESLAKOWA, Ludwika, MM-dVOWSK
Institute of Organic Industry, Warsaw
"The Synthesis of New N,N`,N`1,N1-Tetraalkyldiamides
of 0-1-Chlorophenyl-2-Chlorovinylphosphoric Acids"
Warsaw, Roczniki Chemii, Vol 471, No 3, 1973, PP 63?-640
Abstract: In previous papers the authors have described the
synthesis of new N,N-dialkylamides of 0-1-chlorophenyl-2,2-
dichlorovinylphosphoric acids (1) and N,N-dialkylamides of
0-1-chlorophenoxy-2,2-dichlorovinylphosphoric acids(2).- The
alkoxy group in com-pounds 1 and 2 was replaced by an amide
group. Positive results were obtained only in the case of the
derivatives of compound 1, and 20 N,,N,N1,N1-tetraalkyldiamides
of 0-1-chlorophenyl-2-chlorovinylphosphoric acids were obtained
in Perkow's reaction, which have not-yet been described in the
literature. The raw materials used were N,V,K1,N'-tetraalkyl-
diamides of 0-alkylphosphorous acids and chloride-s of chloro-
phenacylidenes or chlorophenacylidines. The viethods of prepa-
ration and the physical characteristics of the obtained com-
pounds are given.
MMMMMM, "1111.111 "IT 1111MIROMMILM..'1111 1 .1 i~ffllil HiM, 11M.P. Iq R-111, FER 9E~P[Txw

Tnorpad Co*pounds
USSR UDC 546,791,6s54M38.3
STABROVSKIY, A. I., and
*Electrochemical Reduction.of Uranium (VI) to Uraniust (IV) in Sulfate Solutions"
Laninarado Zhurnal Prikladnoy xhimul voi 43, no i, jan 72, PP 110-115
Abstracts Processes were Investigated which occ= during electrolysis on the
electrodes and in the solution as well as the conditions at which practically
coapleto reduction of uranium (VI) to uranium (IV) occurred. During the electro-
chejdcal reduction of uranyl ion on a lead electrode In sulfate solutions con-
taining sufficient araount of free aulfurlc acid the rea4tlonu occuring at the
cathode and in the solution are very rapid. The slowest stage of the cathode
process, which is therefore rate determining, is the diffusion of the Ions being
reduced towards the surface of the electrode; therefore the cathode potential
depemle considerably on the concentration polarization, The potential of lead
anode depends on the overcharge of oxygen during its lilieration. Polaxization
curves were plotted for the =ocess showing that depending on the magnitude
of cathode potential the foi~xation of U(IV) in solution nay occur via the re-
duction of U(VI) to U(N) on the cathode, ~ or as a result. of the disproportiona-
tion of U(V)o or by the reactioncf U(IV) with U(III) In the solution. itself.

"PROtESSING DATE---~230CT70
024 UNCLASSIFIED
T'ITLE--APPARAIUS FOR DETERMINING TOE SPECIFIC HEAT OF LIUUID SUBSTANCES BY
A:PULSED ADIABATIC METHOD -U-
:.AUTH0R-(04)-YEGOROVt B.N.p KILESSOI V.S., KOMAROVv A.G., SLEPCHENKO, V.I.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--TEPLOENERGETIKA 1970r 17(3)p 84-.6
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--PHYSICS
SPECIFIC. HEAT9 HEATINGt
TAGS--CALORIMETER, THERMAL ANALYSISt
ADIABATIC PROCESS
~Fi.,CONTRO.I. MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
..~~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1992/0387 STEP NO--UR/00')6/'70/01-!/Dt')3/OOF34/008'0
,---CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0111580
UNCL A S S I F I ED
W-9-ammuln-ma-9 MIMI: (RIVIM In, QM3

"i T-1-
"2/2 024 UNCLASS1 FLED PROCESSING OATE--Z30CT70
CIRC ACCESS ION NO-AP0111580
ABSTRACT/ExTRACT-1U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A PULSE AD I A BAT 1 CC AL OR I MF r UR
FOLLOWING THE AUTHORS' CONCEPTS ~1968) WAS C ONS T RUC r :: 0FOR MEASURING
HEAT CAPACITIES C SUBP AND CSUBV OF LIQS. AT 10-60001i,:G;~EES~, Ato IS
SMALLEP THAIN OR EQUAL TO 300 ATM,. THE INNER PART C-F:- THE C,11-00,111EYER
-CONSISTS OF SEVERAL CELLS WHICH ARE SIRULTANEOUSLY HEATED FOR SIMILAR TO
SEC AND THE TEMP. (T) OF THE CENTRAL CELL IS RECORDED. A SP-bGLE RUN
LASTSITS SIMILAP.-TO 20 SEC, TH E: MAX. POSSIDLE:ERROk WAS ESTO. AS PLUS
1.5PERCENT. THE DIFFERENTIAL - EQUAT 0 NS [;,'E-TG. THE TIME
1~-O R
OF T WERE SOLVED,
UNCLASSIFIED

112 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OArE-30OCT70
TITLE--CN THE PHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANIS14S OF PQ~YPNOEA OCCURANCE -U-
AUTHOR-SLEPCHUKv N.A.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~~'-SOURCE-FIZIOLOGICFESKIY ZHURNAL SSSR IMENI I* ti. SECHENOVAr 1970t VOL 56,
NR 59 PP 771-774
:DATE PUSL ISHED---70
_.-~SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
-TOPIC TAGS-8RAINj BODY TEMPERATURE, BREATHING, SELF REGULATION
C Gl~TR~l MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-3001/1602 STEP NO--UR/02ag/70/056/005/0771/0774
krrPl;~~ICN Nij--Af'0127093
ASSIF4.-P-1.

2/2 026 UNCLASSIFIE0 Pk(JCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0127093
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CUTANEDU$ AND HYPOTHALAMIC
TEIMPERATURE EFFECT ON BREATHING RATE WAS STUDIED IN THE UNANEsrHETIZED
RABBIT. PANTING OCCURRED AFTER THE HYPOTHALAMIC AND RECTAL TEMPERATURE
:.INCREASED BY 0.27DEGREES C AND 0.25DEGREES C. THe CUYANEOUS TEMPERATURE
BEFORE THE ONSET OF PANTING WAS AT A CUNSTANTLY HJ.'GHERjLEVEL. THE
-RE-TAL:IEMPERATURE RAY BE ASSUMED AS A
..INCREASE OF HYPOTHAALAMIC.ANO 1~1
~-~MAIN PECHANISM FOR THE THER'itAL -PANTING :414. RABB ITS;L~ IT6
-S POSSIBLE T14AT
~lHf SKIN TEMPERATURE ONLY INCREASES SENSITIVLTY O~ THE THERMOREGULATION
.'CENTER TO ITS G$iN TEMPERATURE*

1 /2 012 UNCL A S S I FIED 9'kG_-1 S S I DAT E--,)?,rl IT 7
TITLE--P~.GUL44ITIES IN THE ST,"~LNGTH DECREASE OF ZE;:ILITE PELL--TS JNOE71
ACT 1!~?. OF WATCR A "ID 6 F N Z E N VAPORS
~UV I f-;i
A.T., L IRK I N 4. A. DUKAREY K H, 11I.V., KCNT-_~
~'S. 1. SHCwMM4, y f).
OUN T ~,Y GF, 1,%'F-_l--USSR
_.~.~S0URCE--KCLLrjl3N'YY ZHURNAL, 19709 VGL 321 NX 2, PP 251-e!54
DATE V.) F L IS H'S 0 ------- 7 D
...-:SUBJECT AREAS--CHFMISTPY
1:,~~TGPIC TAGS--ZE-OLITE, WATER, SENZENEt ADSORPTION
_C_0NTj'r'.L MARKING-NIO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUM[f,"T CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
_PRdXY ~~CLL/FRAMF-1992/1553 STEP Nf)--UR/0069/70/-13e~-/Of)2/0251/02'.)4
CIRC Nti--AP0112547
'tu SSIFIED
U
` LAS

PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
212 012 UNCLASSIFIED 0
C:IkC ACCESSION NO-AP0112547
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT OF M,)ISTENING BY VIATEIZ
AN-C- cENZEtvE VAPORS ON THE STRENGTH OF THE SAMPLES OF KAFJLIqITE CLAY AND
ZEGLITES NAA AND NAXt CONTAINING 20PERCENT CLAY AS hINDING AGENT, HAS
BEEN -SIU-D[.ED. MOISTENING OF CLAY A74D ZEIDLITE SA'IPLES INVDLVEs A
STRENGTH DECqEASF ASSOCIATED WITH THE LOWERING OF THF FREE SURFACCE
ENEFGY DURING ADSORPTION. THE SORPTION OF WATER AND BENZENE mnLECULES
BY 1,NJERNAL CAVIrIES OF ZEOLITE CRYST-ALS REDUCES THE STRENGTH DFCkFt~SE
If -THE' LIQUID CONTENT DOES NOT EXCEED 10-20PERCEj~r nF.THE 4DS99PTION
--'.'CAPA(;ITY OF., ZEOLITES.
__U~ ILA _&Uf JCD_~_
LIC A
q I Fr.; munt, I I, -firm-p I frail If n -rl IT? I if-11

6 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCES~I:NG OATE--18SEP70
--"'tlTLE-_LEVEL OF PRODUCT STANDARDIZATION ESTIMATED -U-
7,:_*AUTHOR-(02)-LYAKINv V.N.p SLEPOVP A.A.
-COUNTRY OF.INFO--USSR 1"411sull)
I KACHESTVO* 1970t NR 2t PP 46-48
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
_~-SURJECT AREAS--BEHAVIrYRAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
,:-TOPIC TAGS--INDUSTRIAL STANDARDt INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTIONt INDEX
-_CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~.PROXY REEL/FRAME--1984/20L5 STEP NO--UR/0422/70/000/002/0046/0048
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0100580
UNCLASS I FIF0-

2/2- 006 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--ISSEP70
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0100580
:4BSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, THE KNOWN METHODS FOR ESTIMAT[ON
..OF STANDARDIZATION LEVELS OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS ARE USED AS A BASIS FOR
FINALIZATION AND COMPLETION OF INDICES EMPLOYED Hi TH I S, ES T I MAT 1014.
89
U 1%, c
-L-,A-S I F Lf- 0 - - -

---- - -- --- -
1/2 QL9 UNC LAS SF I E 1) P,~OCESSING DATE--21N000
CHROMATE PRCOUCTION, -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-TEPLYAKOVs B.V.t OUOROVIINP A.S.y GREK~;V, S.O.,
YUZNETSON, V.L.
"COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-SOURCE--U.S.S.R. 264,379
--R EFER ENC F--[)TKRYT I YA t I ZP6R ET .P ROM. OBR A!_TS Y, TOVARNYIn tNAK I 1,) 70, '~7 (9)
1 DATE PUBLIShED-03111AR70
-,`.SUBJECT AREAS-CHE~MISTRY
,.J0PIC TAG5--CALC[l.JM COMPOUNDt (HROMATEP CHEMICAL PATENT, CHEMICAL
PRODUCTION, METALLURGIC RESEARCH FACILITY
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~.OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASS"[FIED
PROXY REFUFRAME-3001/1449 SVEP NO--U'?),/Ott82/*7(,)1(10011)00/0000/(-JO00
ACCESS10i'l t4O--AA0126980
UNCLASSIFIED

NMI
2/2 018 UNCLASS1 FIED PROCESSING DATE-27MOV70
CIRC ACCESSIOIN NO--AA0126980
:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M) GP-0- AiISTRACT. C ACHROMATE Is PRFPC). BY LST
'r 1-i E I R
PURIFYING A SOLN. 01: ~JA UICHROMAYE W I T'll CACRO SIJB4.i :CACL SU32, oR
MIXT. 'IN A QUAINTITY 100-200PIERCENT OF THAT 'rHEURETIC.ALLY NECESSARY TU
PPT* CASO SUB4. THE SOLN. OF NA DIC14ROMATE AFTFR SEPM. OF: THE PPTD.
CASO.SU84 IS ACIOIFIED WET11 CRO SU83 OF HCL UNTIL TRE S001. PH IS
:Gio-t.o.. :THE FILTRATE IS TREATEO IST BY HEATING fg[YH MLLK OF LIME UNITIL
65-80PERCENT PP.TN. OF CRCRO SU84# ANO AFTER: SEPN. ()P~ Ti-lE CACRO SU$4
PP.Tol- WITH CACL SU32. FACILITY: *CH,C-LYABI,,l4SKIy
INSTITUT METALLURGII.
01,1C L A S S I F t ED

USSR
UDC: 536.46+662.215.3
DUBROVIN, A. S., SLEPOVA L. V., KUZNETSOV, V, L.
"Influence of Density of Aluminothermic Compounds on Their Combustion"
Novosibirsk, Fizika Goreniya i Vzryva, No., 6, March 1970, pp 64-71
Abstract: The combustion rate was studied as a function of density in
charges of aluminothermic mixtures of the oxides of chromium and iron. The
maximum combustion temperature was calculated on the basis of the condition of
complete reduction of the oxides and absence of thermal losses du-ring the
process. The density of the compositions'was changed by pressing the chat-ges
in magnesite crucibles. The combustion of compositions with oluminum grain
sizes varying from 1.0 to