SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TIKHONOV, G. A. - TIKHOV, S. V.

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__bSSR UDC:621.762.U
TIKH q0V G. F., PYRYALOV, L A., SOROKIN, V. K.,.NIKOLAYEV, A. N.,
'KHROMOV, N. G. and StIMELEV, L. -S.,~ Gorlkiy Polyte6hnical Institute
"Production and Properties of Porous Rolled Products"
~12 ,Dec 73, pp,':85-89
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metal lurg-iya,-No
Abstract: The method of direct 'rolling of powders'has been used to
develop processes for producing porous sheets~desigtned for use as per-
meable materials and fine filters. The properties of porous permeable
rolled sheets made of stainless steel, titanium, nickel and nichrome
-are presented in tabular form-Studips:performed have developed several
of filtering materials with' nominal fi I tratio~s of 2, 5 and 10'U.
types

USSR ~UDC: 621,762.3.:669.15(008,8)
TIKHONOV, q.-F., PYRYALOV, L. A.,
."Method of Treatment of Powdered Material!'
USSR Author's Certificate Number~341600, Filed 25/09/70, Published 7/07/72
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Meta,llurgiya, No 8, 1973, Abstract No
8G399P).
Translation: A method is presented for processing of powdered material, for
example stainless steel powders-, with solutions of inorganic compounds. in
orde
r to improve the technological,properties of the powders, they are
treated with an aqueous solution Ontainirg nitric acid and a halide salt of
an alkali metal, then neutralized with a solution.of caustic soda, washed
with water and dried. The powders are treated with an aqueous solution con-
< 80% nitric acid in 2-4% alkali,metal halide.
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Instrumentatioh and U'ipmeiit,
IF4
USSR -:.UDC::~62l.762.ft').5(088.8)
PAVLOVSKAYA, Ye. I., TIMONOV. F., NIKOLAYEV, A. N., SHTUTIMAN, B. A.,
KHRENOV, B. A., GORYACHEVAJ, Z.- V.
"Device for Feeding of Powder into Rolls of a Rolling', Mill"
USSR Author's Certificate Number.352685, Filed 8/06/70, Published 26.10/72
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Nietallurgiya, No 8, 1973, Abstract No
M50)..
Translation. The device suggested contains a hopper and a feeder. In order
to.increase the quality of the.product produced,the feeder is made in the
form of a strip transporter coMetted throuei a drive to the rolls of a roll-
ing mill.
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USSR
UDC 621.762.4
TIKHOMOV, G. F., PYRYALOV, L. A., SIVOV, A. V.
"Application of Surface-Active Substances When Obtai
ning Porous Rolled Prod-
ucts"
Tr. Gor'kov. nolitekhn. in-ta (Works of Cor kiy Polytechnic Institute), Vol 26,
No.15, 1970, pp 14-17 (from RM-Metallurgiya, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4G450)
Translation: On introducing surface
-active substances, for example, mchine
oil and glycerine, into Fe, Cu,11i, nichrome, stainless steel, and other
powders, it becomes possible to roll a bimetallic strip fromn the powders
differing sharply with respect:to its properties -whereas mixtures of differ-
ent powders without surface-active substances.give strips with very high
bend after rolling with a difference in friction coefficients of these
powders of more than 10-13%. 'Thearticle contains 4 tables and a 4-entry
bibliography.
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77 7 7 -77 -7- nq
'USSR UDC 62L762.002.5
TIKHONOV G. F KHROMOV, V. G. VASIL'YEV, V. A.
"Application of the'UVD4 All-Purpose Vacuum Dilatometer for Studying the
Process of Sintering Cermet Xaterials";'
Tr. Cor'kov. politekhr.in-ta (Works of.: Gor'kiy Pol~ytcchnic Institute), Vol 26,
No 1-5, 1970, pp 24-27 (from.M-Metallurgiya, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract 11o 4G471)
Translation: Imprwiements in the structure of the UVD dilatomicter have
offered the possibility of regulating:temperature, automatically printing
out temperature marks when working with the "differeatial" method, changing
the sizeg of a specimen and investi'ating the shrinkage'kinetics of porous
cermets materials in a wide range of process flaxi rates. Under certain con-
ditions, it is possible to use the "differential" method of investigation with
isotbermal holding. There are 3 illustrations and a~ 2-entry bibliography.

Titaz.iium
USSR . UDOI 66.o67-12
,MLO,V SORCM,:V. K., Gor'kly Polytec~idcal:Institjte
. and
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USSR UDC 621.762
TIKHONOV, G. F., and SOROBIMN, M. K. ,Co~lriy.Polytechnical Institute
"'Effect of Granulometric Composition on: the Technological Properties of
-~Stainless Steel Powder"
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya,,No 1 (97), Jan 71, po 1-4
Abstract: A study was made of the effect of granulomatric.composition on
the properties of powdered stainless steel. The inicial material was
powdered austenitic-type MhHN15.nickel-chromium steel. The powder was
separated.into three fractions with particle sizes of 200-120 ~large),
120-60 (mediums , tnd ',,ss than 60 microns (fine), These fractions were
used to produce taixtures o-f differiant anulometric i.%omposition, With
.gr
increased content of niedium and fine fractions :the bWk wcight of the, dry
~~ranular material and the friability iner
eased, whili! the degree of c0lil-
pacting decreased. The bulk weight of the dry.powder, andtfriability of
the mixtures can dacrease.if-the particles:in the fine fraction do not
locate in the interparticle pores of the basic coursia fraction.
Equilateral concentration trian
gles were used to depict tie granulometric
comDcsition of the mixturestharacterized by three~V~ariable fractions.
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USSR
TIKHONOV, G. F., and SOROKIN, V. K., PorosW4ovaya Ketallurgiya, No 1 (97),
Jan pp 1-4
The elfect of granulonetric composition:and.particle shape on the technologi-
cal properties of KhAN15 stainless: steel powder was also investigated. The
particles were rolled in a ball mill for 24 hours to~obtain round particles.
Mixtures were made of particles ..from four fractions. with particle sizes of
140-100, 100-60, 60-40, and less than 40 microns.' The technological para-
meters for particles of diffdrent.shap!e;ate,couipare~d~in a:Iable.
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1/2 028 'UNCLASSI FI ED. 1:1110CESS ING. DATE--04DEC70
TITLE-KINETIC'S AND I ECHANISM OF THE CATALYTIC D I MER I LIATION OF ACETYLENE.
JV. EFFECT OF. TEMPERATURE ON -TRE REACTION RATE -rU-
AUTHOR-(04)-SPESTAKOVP G-.K*i T I KHQ,NOVG F -t TEW INi 00N.3, FLIDr R,14.
-USSR
COUNTRY OF INFO-
-SOURCE---KINET. KATAL. 1970,
11131t 5T5
;--'DATE PU13LISHED ------- 70
SUBjECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
~_TQPIC TAGS--CHEMICAL KINETICSy DIMERIZATI'ONv ACETYLENE.7 CHEMICAL REACTION
_RATEr TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE,~ EQUILIBRIUM CONSTANT, ACTIVATION ENERGY#
CHLORINATION, HYDROGEN CYANIDE,
___CQANTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
-DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED.
FICHE N0----F070/605012/D02,STElP Nil--UR:/019!i/70/011/003/0575/0578
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP014028~-
S54-F-TE0

212 028 UNCLASSI FLED; PROCESSING DATE-04DEC70
C IRC ACCESSION NO-AP0140284
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EXTREAE DEPENDENCE Of: RATE OF
C SUB2 H SUB2 DIMERIZATION Oil TEMP-WAS STUDIED4 IN 50-95DEGREES
REGION, ALL PARAMETERLS OF KINETIC EQUATION OF C~:SUB2 H SUB2 DIMERIZATION
CHANGE IN DIFFERENT WAYS AND THE EFFECTIVE -RATE CONST. (K SUBEFF) AND
TEM o
ELEMENTARY STAGE EQUIL. CONST. (K SUBA) CHANGE-WITH -lP. ACC RDING TO
THE EQUATIONS: K SUBEFF EQUALS 8.92 TIMES 10 PRIME3 EXP(3015G-0-RT) MOLE
L. PRIME NEGATIVEI HR PRIME NEGATIVEI 'NTM PRIME:'NEGAHVE2 AND K SUBA
EQUALS 6.3 TIMES 10 PRIME: NEGATIVELI :EX.P(16't800-!-RTJ. ATM. PRIME NEGATIVE1.
THENEG. VALUE OF ENERGIES: OF, ACTIVATION IN TH~-SE E70UATIONS IS
OfSCUSSED AND AN ANALOYG 115 GIVEN TO, ~HYDROC:YANAT ION AND
_NCE OF CUM.
HYDROCHLORINATION OF.C SUB2 H SUB2 IN T.HE PRESE,
'FACILITY: MOSK. INST. TONKM KHIM.:;TEkHNOL,. H!', LOMONOSOVAt.MOSCOW,
USSR.
_UNCLAISS I PIED-'
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77-
USSR U]DC 541-183
TMOMIROV., 1. A.~Z&WhAai~GS and, GOI-VAN, E. R., Tomsk Polytechnical
Institute
"Swelling of the Cation Exchange Resin KU-2 in Alcohols and Aqueous Alcohol
Solutions'
Vioscov Zhurnal Fizicheckay Khimii, V0146) No 5, May 'r2, pp 1202-1204
Abstract: It has been sho~m,that addition of alcohol to vater, with a concen-
tration of less than 20 g per effect on the degree of
awellinC of ion excMage resin, :since this 1nstni:CictLnt content of alcohol in
e
water cbanrefl but little its dielectric pannability. On th other hand,
swelling, of the ion exchange:resin ln.:alcohols and iii alcohols to wiiiich
quantities of water vere add,.,d differed considerably from ~the cation exchanoe
resin swelling in water. This is explained by:the fact that even thouf ith
gil Y
law solubility of water in alcohol th6 dielectric permeability is cbanf-ed, the
dearee of this change is too small to,affect the svelling. In case of alcohols
soluble in water the degree,of cation exchange resin swellinV, decreases
sharply vith increasing- concentration,,of the alcohol:.

USSR uDr..669
.27 293.28i.~~.73-
KOMISKIY, 0. 1., and =0110Y Institute of M~tal Physics, Academy
of M=SSH
"C37Stal Str=-ture Changes in Woxkharden~-: Surface Filns of. Tungsten, I-Tiobium ,
aiA llolybdennm in The=cyclic Tkeatzeat"-
Xlevo, IlDtallcfizika, No 31, 197oul: pp i'17-121,
T
Transla-tion: Lhe chznges occurring in thermocyclic tilleatment under various
temperature conditions in thin (on the ''Order of 5 microns ): surface filzms
of tun~pten, nioblump and molybdenum wojjkhaxd,ened "byi jmindiilag were studied
by x-rays. The results ue with the data. ptvviouply obtained
re conN=a
for motalz iri-th tba face-centored cubic, lattice. Bibliographyt 10 entries,
A ~Mustrations.

J_
USSR UDC 548.4
GONTAREVA R. G. and TMONCV L. V. Institute of Metal Physics, Academy of
Sciences W r SS R
"Stabilization o1P Hickel Stru ture byiRepeated Thenhocyche Treatment and
C
Isotherm.1 Annealing"
Kiev Mietallofizika
No 391 1979, PP 65-69:
Abstract: The effect of preliminary treatment, consisting of periodic alterna-
-ineal f
tion of thermocyclic treatrent and steady-state aA ir.7,s on the stability 01
feles, was investigated by
nickel structure for s,ibseqtent rulti-step thermal c~
the topographic method of Berg and Rarrett and by the metallographic method of
selective etching. It i-ras sho,,m that prelim inary thLA_-rlocvclic treatment Dro-
vides a more stable sty-act-are than steady-estate high-temperature annealing.
Preliminar_v treact-n-.ent, involving alternation of TCT.and annealinj~, better
sWbillzes th-~ dislocation structure of -nickel sa:mples for service tip-der con-
thermal stresses. 7~fi6ures. bibliographic references.
ditions of rigid t .3

Ll.'__112 023, UNICLAS SIF I Ep;: PROG ESSING DATE"-230CT70
:T.tTLE--SOM6 SPECIFIC CHARACTERISTICS..:OF HUMAN ENERGY CONSUMPTION DURING
THE SIMULATION OF MODIFIED -GRAVITATION, '-,U-
Vol., TIKHONOV, M.A.
._--.AUTHOR-(04)-YEREMINr A.V-9 STEPANTS'()V,1~V.J., SOKBLOVt
p
~....i:OUNTAY OF INFO--USSR
-:S.OURCE--KOSMICHESKAIA BIOLOGIIA I MEDITSINA, VOL.'4, JAN.-FEB.
1970, P.
-7 41-.~.45
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
ISUBJECT AREAS-.-BIOLOGICAL ANO__MEOICAL, SCIENCES
TAGS-GRAVITATION EFFECT, MEDICAL EXPERIMENT, HU-MAN PHYSIOLOGY
CONTROL MARKING--ND RESTRICTIONS
f',,-DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
:"'~PROXY REEL/FkAME--L997/1967 STEP NO--UR/0453/70/004/000/0041/0045
CIRC ACrESSION NO--AP0120610

2/2 023 UNCLAS'sIr-i6 OROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120610
-4-BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STUDY OF THE ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN
441ALE SUBJECTS DURING THE WALKING AT 4-4.5 KfAl-14,AND RUNNING Ar 9-9.5
KM-H ON A ~RUNNING LANE' WITH CONTROLLE0 MOTION. THE FORCE OF 'U'R41VITY
WAS MODIFIED DURING THE EXPERIMENTS BY RUBBER SHI)CK ABSORBERS ATTACHED
TO A GIRDLE ON THE SUBJECT -AND PULLING DOWN' TO THE PLANE OF THE LANEt OR
-BY CHANGING HIS POSITION WITH RESPECT Tf):THE F08CE OF GRAVITY VECTOR ON
A SPEC-IAL 'PSEUDOGRAVITATIONO STAND., IT IS 1FOUNP. THAT WALKING A'ND
NNING :REQUIRE MORE ENERGY, IN A SUPINE POSITI N THAN N A VERT AL
Ui 0 i I IC
R
~POSITION EVEN WHEN THE LOADS 'AL0 G THE HORIZONTAL:AXt-S OF THE BODY ARE
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V()Y'ZN.%O-4UPTNlN'-iE1'f ZH::lNAl,, NO. 4. 1970, 50-52
DIAGN03TIC ST(.N'tPtrANCU (IF ELECTI?OGNSTM)GRIAPHY
is c.%svtrf. AILMENT;
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PRIKARY SOURCE'--' Vrachebuoye 10' 1970,~Nr -A pp
MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE GASTRIC MUCOSA,
IN PATIENTS WITH.CHRONIC GASTRITIS
M. 4z
and.L. Af. A v (Leningrad)
-The morphological Changes of the gastric-mucosa havti been studied in 127 patients
wift chronic gastritis and gastric functional disorders. Allpatients were young -aged.
Gastric mucosa changes were most frequent and marked in~ chronic gastritis with
secretory. insufficiency.
Gastritis, with normal and increased Aecretion: showed mainly manifestations of
superficial gastritis.
Aspiration biopsy of the stomach enableA to detect glandular forms of c2neer in the
PMljhl=.1 period.
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ELFCTROMAGNETIC -RA)DIATION -U-
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"OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOUqCE-ZqURMAL EKSPERIMENrALINOY I TEORETICHt---cjKQT FIZIKlt 1970Y VOL 581
~~PROXY IREEL/FRAME-3002/0011 STEP NO-~-!-,UR/DD561~70/0581005/1549/1552
CIRC ACCESSION NO---AP0127661
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~CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0127661
~-ABSTaACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTqACT. AN ~EXTP EIR IMENI IS DESCRIBEO I N
8 'Ni' D t 13
WINICH VARIATION OF THE PAKHANICAL V1 RATION DECRI~14E F T iE .110'/A LE
WALL.OF AN ULTRAHIGH FREOUENCY CAVITY IS. OBSERVEI) IN'THE PReSENCE'OF A
PBAERFUL ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD IN THE CAVITY C'EttCTROMAGNETIC DAMPING
EFFECT), THE COEFFICtENT OF ELECT;~b M*AGNETIC: DA4 .HNG 1INTRODUCE0 INTO THE
MECHANtICAL OSCILLATOR AFFECTS THF:MAGl)lI:TU0E SIGN; DEPENDING~ONIH9W
THE CAVITY IS TUNED. THE MEASUR 0 VALUES OP THEliOAP-IiNG COEFFICIENT
E
SATISFACTORILY AGREE WITH.THETHEORETICA'L. ESTIMATES, FACILITY:
MOSKOVSKIY GOSUDARSTVENNYY '.UN I V ER S I T E T
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LEVEL. '~F, FEEDING -U-:
AUTHO-t- (U2) - T I KHO.'% N.I., SYCHKOV, A
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SEL. KHOL. 1969, 7 C 121 ~885~7
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TOPIC FERTILIZER1 AMING ACID9 A 6R I C G- T U R EC 0 P
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r- A~)PLICATIU`6 DF -i'
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I.-ifDlVUj',JA,L ESSC'NTIAL A.AUjO ACID IN THE TiJB,:::--,S ilAS INCREASED BY
-11,jL. VALUE OF THE NONPROIED! F,'jiCTIOil if: TH.- POTATO
FERTILIZATION. Tilt".
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USSR UDC 669.71.053.4.094
TIKHONOV, N. N. YASHUNIN, P. V., BENESLAVSKIY, S. I., and BYKOV, A. B.
L "Solubility of Aluminum Hydroxide from.Bauxites of Various 'Kineralogical
Types in Alkaline-Aluminate Soiutioas" e.
Tr. Vses. n.-i. i proyektn. in-ta alywdn., main. i 61ektrodn. prom-sti
(Works of the All-Union Scientific Research and Planning and Design Institute
of Aluminum, Magnesium and-Electrode Industry), 19,701. No 70, pp 35-42 (from
RZh-Xjetallurgiya, No 4, Apr 71, Abstracit No~ 4G139)
Translation: The solubility of Al(OH)3 from hy4rargillite and bemite bauxites
in alkaline-aluminate solutions was studied.und6r conditions close to indus-
trial. The solubility of natural hydrargillite.and b6mite differs somewhat
from the solubility of these minerals obtained under artificial conditions.
-there is some variation of solubility as.a~funct ion of-the perfection of the
crystals within the limits of.the aame crystalline modifica,tion. Approximate
values of the calculated modulu3 are,presented forlle~q.ching.of hydrargillite
and bemite bauxites under various conditions~ I illus~trationl, 4 tables, and
8 bibliographic references.
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USSR UDC 621-438(088.8)
KIMIN,'YU. P. and TIKHONOV, N.-T., Kuybyshev Aviation' Institute
"Unit for Testing Turbine Machines"
USSR Author's Certificate No 334502, f ilead 16 Sept 69,, published 6 Oct 1972 (from
RM-34. Aviatsionnyye i Raketnyve Dvigat6lI,:Nc, 4, Apr 73, Abstract No 4-34-90 P)
Translation: A unit is patented for testing turbine mchines, for example micro-
turbines containing a brake in theform of an air, supercharger and a moment mea-
suring unit. In order to increase reliability, the supercharger is placed in a
housing which is hooked up to the. moment meas.u-ring unit rith:air inlet and outlet
branch pipes in an axial direction. - The 'unit differs from others in that the brake
~shaft is set in bearings with-gas lubrication. Original article: 3 Mus. Resume.
1/1

USSR
UDC 621.438:536
KLEM, YU. P., NATALEVICH, A. S., OV N.' T.
TIKHQN~
Name
"Comparison of the Characteristics of Radial and Radial-Axial Centripetal Micro-
turbines"
Tr, Kuybyshev aviats. in-t (Works of Kuybyshev Aviation Institute), 1970,
No.. 45, pp 366-377 (from RZh4viatsionnyye, I raketnyye dvigateli, No 4,
Apr 72, Abstract No 4.34.73)
Translation: Problems of determining the regions oft the regime parameters
V
in which the application7of-radial or:radial-axial microturbines
'/Zead' P)
is economically feasib-Le ave dincussed:.. It is shown,that the basic criterion for
comparing the eCONOMY Of theSe MiCrOtUrbiTWS is the ratio of' the power at the
periphery of the wheel to the flow of gas,]W/G. Computational relationships
were obtained in relative parameters for analyzing the effect of regime parameters
on the basic geometric rolation Jand establishing the MgiOTIS
ships of;,the 'turbines'
for their suitable application. 6 ilL., l,ref. Resvme.

Ace. Hr.; 0-0044554" Re
f. Code:
0
Tikhonov, _.N.
The~~So_lution of Problems on the Automation of Enriement Processes
and Metallurey Resheniye.zadar-h.pQ.avtomatit~ttsiI protsessov
obogashchenlya i metallurgii).: Leningrad, ~.Ne4ia. 1969. 430 pp.
JKay)
-TABLE.OF CONTENTS:
Ghapter'I Equations of the Dynamics of Automation of
Objects- 7
II Determinatlon.'of~ ChOacteriatics of Objects from
-Experimental~ Data~ 97
III Analysis of t-leasurement Errors 153
IV Optimization of,Meas4rementa,- 217
v Analysis of Aut o"-tip: C~a tems 266
vi Methods of Synthesls:'of.Automarir, 5yaltems
338
Reel/F i e
4a,111 200

, ma r, t10 IT! 111 ra ri rwi 5-1 FROM 7-1. W7-1 mu ff,I
UP-N P 1i
Of ff

USSR UDO 621.316-722.1(088.8)
XOMROV, Y.A*y TT EBRISTIANOV, A.S. (K..i'i rediateklin. in-t--
Scientific-Pesearch Institute Of,Radio.Engineering)
uLow-Voltage Regulator"
USSR Autborls Certificate No 3051+65, f iled. Nov 6911 Published 13 July 71
.(from RM:Elal~tronika i YaYe ~eni ~e, No 2, Feb 7.2, Abstract No 2B469)
Translation: A regulator is developed for the power oupply of microelectronic
connumere and tunnel semiconductor diodes. It has a relaxation generator ful-
filled with a tunnel semiconductor diode--and an inductunce. The pulses of tho
high-froquency generator are amplified by a. two-atage, amplifier and 6r4! fed
to the control circuit of a reguloting tranijiotor, whIch in awitchod over
into tho cutoff region. The transistor In question ip,connectod acroov
co-.wutating semiconductor diodes to the circuit of the primary windings of the
transformer of iho network, and consequently during blocking of the tranuistors
the collector current is reduced,.the currents in the primary windings of the
~-phase transformer are decreased, and the output voltFAZe of the reglLilator is
reduced. During thin the oscillations of the generator are slopped and the
collector current.of the regulating transistor increasev which is accoml-anied
by an increase of the voltage.at the rectifier output-Subsequently) the
-proceeses in the regulator are, repeated*, I ill. V.Sh.

'62l.'391. 8: 519.2'(
USSR UDC:
GORYAIHOV, V. T., ZHURAVLEV A. G., V.J.
ao"OV,
"Examples and Problems in Statistical Radio Engineering. A Textbook for
College Students Majoring in Radio Engineering
Primery i zadachi no statisticheskoy radiotek1hnike.:Uchebn. Dosobiye !L11a
-L is 30v.
stud. radiotek_~m. snetsiallno '07 (c Engl h above), Moscow,~"S
tL
~y
radio' , 1970, 597 pp, ill. 1- r. 3577 (from- RZ:i-Radiotekhnika, No 1, jan
71, Abstract No IA42 K)
Translation: The book is written on. the.basis of practical classes on sta-
tistical radio engineering with students.. The fifteen chapters of the book
cover all the fundamental areas of statistical radio engineering. In ad-
dition to problems, each chapter. contains the necessary theoretical darta
and an aaalysis of the procedure for solution based on ty-pical examples.
The book contains 120 examples::and 6-10 problems in,all, selected from
Soviet and non-Sov the aut
det sources and also fotmulated by: -hors. Reference
tables are provided. T,-'-- book is written. chieely for undergraduate and
graduate students najoring in the -field: of radio engLneering and automation.
ff. S.

USSR UDC 681.2.087.92
BABAYEV, R.M., XI~N 0 I..ILYSTOVSkAYA, M.D.. DMITRIYEVA, L.Ye.
"A Semiconductor Hall emf Pickup
USSR Author's Certificate No 241546, Filed 9 Mar 67 V Published 3 Mar 70 (f roni
~RZh-Avtom-atika, Telemeklianika.i.Vychislitel'nava Tekhnikaj No 11, Nov 70,
Abstract No IIA109P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a semiconductor Hall enif pick-
up. To improve the temperature stabiiicy of its basic characteristics -- for in-
stance, the voltage transmission coefficient --.the pickup is based on a solid
of lnl-xGa.As, where x 0. 15-ro,20- V Jf.
31

USSR UDC 621.382.5
ZVYAGINA, E. N., OSTROVSKIY, G I TIIUIONOV V. 1.,~KILIPENIKO, V. V.,
CRERNYAVSKIY, V. V.
"Study of Contact Resistances in Thermoelectric Materials
V sb. Nizkotemperaturn. termaelektrich. materialy (Laj-TeMDerature Thermo-
electric Materials -- Collection of Works),_Kisinev, 1970,:pp 44-47 (from
RZh--Elektronika i yeye primenneiye, No 5,1971, Abstract No 5BI87)
Translation- A method is proposed for measurement of.t~e contact resistancesof
thermopiles, based on an increase of the number,of switching layers in.the
st to the s.onde-type te proposed.method has great
specimen. in contra, h
sensitivity, gives good reproducibility:of results (^A%, i-thereas the sonde
type is as much as 20% (sicl) and makes it possible to' measure contact re-
sistance in a wide range of.temperature..'~2.111. 4 ref. Author's Abstract.

112 026 UNC iLASSI .F IED PROCESSING DA .TE--090CT70
,TITLE--NONLINEAR OPTIMAL FILTRATION A-ND.QUASI COHERENT RECEPTION OF
SIGNALS -U-~-
AUTHOR-~-r-T I KHON-Wiv V.I.
'.-.COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR 7r.
.q~_:SUUkCE--KlEVv fZVESTIYA VUZOV SSSR RADIOELEKTRONIKA, VOL 13, NU~2, 1970,
PP. :152-170
..'DATE PUBLISHED--70
!SUBJECT AREAS--MATHEMATICAL SCIENCESt ELE,CTRO141CS AND ELECTRICAL-ENGR.,
NAVIGATIUN
A-JORI.C~,TAGS.-FILTRATION, SIGNAL' RECEPTIONI.:RADID EN61NEERING, WHITE NOISE,
~AIJ-FERENTIAL.EQUATIDN, VECTOR,
_,._.,C0NTRO( MARK I NIG-NQ RESTRICTIONS,
DUC 1,
14 E N TCLASS-UNCLASSIFIEO
:i),kUXY RrLLL/FKAME--lq9t/1466 STEP NO- UR/0452/40/013/002/0152
2/01.70
CL IRC ACCESSION NU-00110951
UNrLASSIF I ED

NCLASSIFIED -PJ~OCESSING DATE--09OCT70
026 Ul
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0110951
AbSTRACT/ LX TRACT- (U) GV-0- AbSTRACT. THE BASIC P 0 i -P~J SE_ UF THiS AkViCLE
IS POSSIBLE -TO USE THE THEO% -if NONL IriEAR J?TlliAL
:IS 'TO SHO'r. THAT IT Y
it I 'N G PROBLE S.
FILTRATION FOR SGLVING VARIOUS RADIO ENGiNEEx "40
~MATHEMATICAL DERIVATIONS ARE- G[VEN* 15 'A 6.4 1- E F FORMULATION OF
THE -BASIC Mir-THOOL)LOGILAL POSITIUR OF THIS THEURY FOR rilE SIGNAL
j7 N ANJ C
~PARAMETERSp. THE FUNDAMENTAL KELATIONSHIPS ARE PkESE. TED, TH_
APPLICATION OF AN APPROXIMATEMETHOD +UR SOLVING THE NON,LINEAR
CALCULATIONSt THE S S I C
F- I L,TRAT I UN "OVATIONS IS INDICATCD.. IN THE TATI T AL
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE WHITE NOISE CONTAINING TH(-.,SIGNAL ARE ASSUMED
KNOWN. THE SIGNAL IS POSITED .AS A FUNCITON OF rJME ki'll) OF A MULTI
DIMENSIONAL VEGTOR WITH COMPONENTS REPRESENTING RANDOM PROCESSESt THE
...PARAMETERS 014 WHICH THE USEFUL SIGNAL DEPENDS. IT IS ASSUMED THAT THE
FORM -OF THE, SCALAR SIGNAL AS -A FUNC-I-TOW:OF- T-1114& 15 KNOVINt AND THAT THE
VECTOR IS*A MAkKOV PROCESS EACH COMPONENT OF WHICH IS DESCRIBED BY A
-GIVEN A PkIORI STOCHASTIC DIFFEKENTIAL EQUATION.' THE METHUDS DEVELOPED
W I TH AMPL I TUDE AND PHASE
BY THEAUIHOK ARE APPLIED TO A SIGNAL,
MODULATION.: FINAL RL-SULTS FOR A. SIGtAAL.WITH AMPLITUDE ANID FR~_QUENCY
MODULATIGN ARE ALSO PRESENTED :1)15(;F'EU SIGNALS*o SUC.H AS THE BINARY
SIGNAL5~ USEDAN THE TRANSMISSION: UF ]DIGITAL: INFORMATION, ARE ALSO
EXAMINE01
UNCLASSIF IED
0 M.

USSR UDC 621:396.621-38
TIKHONOV, V. I.
"Nonlinear Optimal Filtration and Qu"i-Coherent Reception of Signals"
R
Kiev, Izvestiya Vuzov SSSI-Radioelektronika, V 1 13, No 2, 1970, pp 152-170
Abstract: The basic purpose of this
article is to show that it is possible
to use the theory of nonlinear optimal filtration for solving various-radio
engineering problems. No mathematicai derivations axe given, but there is a
brief 'ormulation of the basic methodological positi--~,n of
this theory for the
signal parameters, the fundamental reitionships are.presented, and the appli-
cation of an approximate method for solving the nonlinear filtration equations
is indicated. In the calculations, tho:.statistical:t,,haracteristics of the
white noise containing the signal are nssutaed known., The signal is posited
as a function of time and of a trulti-dimeasional. vector with components
representing randota proceases, the parameters on which the: useful signal
depends. it is assumed that the-f-om of the scalar ~Iignal as a function of
time is known, and that the vector is a Markov proce$s each component of
which is described by a given a priori.stochastic differential equation.
112
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AIN THE H.ETEROSIS,EFFECT UNDER THE
ANID USE OF IlhdRED SIRC5 TO W3 T 1:
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FERTILIZATICN OF INBqED AND OUrl3RE0:SOW-S WI:TH THE MI;XTURE OF SEMEN FROM
:&)jXkS.Wlf-TH DIFFERENT 116MOZYGOGITY COEFFICIENTS:.t. THE DECIPHERING OF THE
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INBRED.FEMALES RESULTED IN THE HIGHER, PERCENTAGE.: OF DEAD PIGS FROM
RELATIVE BOARS. THE' DEGREEOF INBREEDING GREATLY AFFECTS THE &MBRYDNAL
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liNISUFF ICY OF 11-8-Iff STAGES ALSO ~:OODE U
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~HAPTOGLOBI.N'IN 205 INHAbITANFS CIF VOLGU 6RAD IN 1.80 PArIENYS WITH
RHEUMATISM (USING ELECTROPHORES,IS ON A 5PER.CENT,VOLYACRYLAMME GELL) No
VIFFE-kENCE IN THEIR UISTRIBUTION WAS REVEALED. WITH HIGH ACTIVIly OF
THE PRUCESS (11-11 STAGE) AN INCREASE IN HAPTOGLOBIN LEVEL AND WiTH A
LETHAL COURSE OF THE I)ISEASE,.,ITS DROPT,IN A NUMbER OF CASES) WERE
UBSERVED. THE APPEAKAN'CE OF T
Y PE, HP~'PRJIMEO~ WAS NUTED IN PATIENTS WITH
ACUTE -ClkCULATORY INSUFFICIENCY 1116-11 DEGREE). THIS IS A TEMPORARY
CONDITION.,WHICH CEASES WITH THEIMPROVEMENTOF THE PATIENTS' STATE. THE
AUTHORS OBSERVELo THE APPEARANCE OF 13AND X GIVING A PEROXIDASE REACTION
ANO~FINDING ITSELF IN THE AREA OF BETA SUB2.GLOdULINS IN PATIENTS WITH
CIRCULATORY INSUFFICIENCY OF THE 111:DEGREEV FACILITY: KAFEDRA
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An internatIonal rymposLum on the theme "The hintory of
the zcienae of renource&II was held on 14-20 September
197r, in F:e-'-zrz (Zaat G;,~rx-ny). it was C.-incuCtorl in accord-
nittLe the FlIstor". of wnian
includes th~-. v~;~rertnt"tiv2& of countries, including the
USSR. Prepar~itions for tne symposiun were handled by the Frei-
berr) 'hr-- Seiencez,in Borlins
&nf: tr.0 Ndtio.-,~- Ccxmitzre at Geological f:cience_-~ of East Gor-
many. Partitz.7,itlnr, In Thai zy*.,;;o~-i-,=, %4:~re ever IGO specialists
fr=. 21 wnich w-,s uncribv:~dly =tipvlated by th.,, %jr-
of ~
r,,z.-.Cy - tr~,.,_ th,!:tR, crnnected d*tn. the problem of comprehensive
St..;dy 0t the geoloey oll tainaral4aw mater-101.
Ver"I gre;tt_ 14tex-e!;'t was ajouZed I.7y.reportz.-pli the.-de-
~~Velopment of qendtic-ideas. Thus, in the report of L,. Bauman
dnvazzed to t1le evol-ation 0i the concept of
"end*~cenic ore form~ticnll. were -ho-.-n the ch;,,ngps which that
conci.;t has in the hi5tor~. of tho developmcnt..of. the.
:;C,_cncz of mlln~rzl ro:~ourc63 e-ram the 15th-17th cent rlet,.to
ni'r a, noticca!~Ib qr6wth of azzenton to
t,,ctcr,.,!c proce--ses anc: they began to be
'C. ':~to 'dCrati0. -1
Z, -0- -1 C On n the wor;clncj out of
th,!orikt_~. Questions in k".pinq with
in the reporc ot re. A. and R. 6. Rad-
etvatitzd to tne analysis of- certalm. mendcric-las
:~nt e 7
IN dt. opm of tne science of vLneral reso;~rc 3, , he*
-,Z:.no-=Co. thc rcpozt think that the progress of coopnysics
qlv~!z tn,~ posz_-,eiILt_Y cf -.Oro ana morv con-
ly a~~out the leacing role of the deep 4ubSt4nce
arrivlng from the mangle, and the formation of metallic
167

USSR
BEWV9 K. P., NIKITIN, S. A. TAWAYEVA, YE. V., CHEMKOVA, L. A.,,
A . a.
XWRYAVTS,EVZ&, T. V. nd IVANOVSKII, V. I., hoscow State
University
*Determination of the Exchange,Interaction of Ferrite-Gadolinium Caxnet
*Sublattices Based on the Magmetocaloric Effect"
Moacowl Zhurnial Eksperimentallnoy i Tooretichaskoy Plizikil Vol 61, No 3,
Sep 71, pp 1101-1105
Abstracti Ferxite-rare earth goxnets have a trisublattice magnetic
'Y"5'12
istructure. In the majo--ity of cases within the fmmework- of molecular
field theory it is possible to examine such ferrite-gga=ets as-having a
bisublattice stractux-a. In this case~both a and d iron sublattices are
exauined. as a single Fe,d7sublattice, inAhe effective exchange field of
which are found rare earth Ions.. The,author determi~ied tFe effective
exchange field acting on the 11~, Ions from, the side 6f the I?e3+ ions.
Bazed on the measurement data of the m4rnetocalorlc effect, the susceptibUlty
of tile Paraprocess, and tha' apeciflo.hoat.in the reF n per
~on of th. tem- ature
of compensationp tho authora detn=ined the, exc"nge "field In the gazmet
structure. The measurements showed that for the Gd Fe 0 gazzlet the field
112, .3 5 12~

UDC: 621-375.82
1T3SR
TIKFIONOV, Ye. A. and SHPAK, T.-
-------------------
"Experimental Investi.-ation of Pulse. Lasers Using Organic Dye
Solutions f or the Spectral Range of 7100-11000 kll
Kiev, V sb. Kvant. elektronilca (Quantum,Eiectronics--collection of
works) 1111auli. cLumka, " No 6, 1972, pp, 48-71 (from Rzh--Fizika, No 4,
1973, Abstract No 01219)
Translation: Experimental and the.or etical investigations are made
of the eneripy, time, and suectral characteristics o� lasers using
organic dye solutions in t~e spect-ral range of 7100-11000 X. A
formulation is given of the basic require,ments:of the active medi-
um -- dye + solvent -- and a group of orgmic: dyes of the cyanide
class is proposed for eff ective: oscillation in, the spectral regJ on
indicated. The ef f ect of the resonator length: and - Pmiping e. istri-
L
bution uniformity on the energy effectivene,~-s of the laser is in-
vestigated, and severrl resonator configurations are proposed on
this basis for realizing the maxitaum -efficiency of the UyLitem,
The effect of the spectral, positior'. of the mono chrom-atic pumping
lines on the oscilla-'Uion efficien cy.is investigated. It is shown
1/2

NOW
USSR
TMONOV Ye. A. and SHPAK 97
M. T., V sb. Mrant. elekt2-onika, No 6, 1 2,
pp-48-71*
that a redue-L-ion in the efficiency of o cillation is caused by the
absorption from the excited singlet state, the probability of izhich
increases with an increase in detuning, 4V= 'V
max - Yn, where ~1,a,
is the naximum of the f undamental. absorption band. The time char-
acteristies of the radiation of Vhe laser using an orL-:.anic dye
solution are described. It is shown that in longiti,dinal excit-a-
tion, the pumping and oscillation pulses are similar; in the case
of large losses and at ("he threshol&, the oscillation pulse of the
dye solution is substantially shortened. The, , fundamenial la,.,is of
behavior for 'he average oscillation1requency aro investiGated as
functions of the losses, the active-center concentration, and the
position of the pumping frequency relative to' the~purely electronic
~transit4on frequency. Bibliography of 23. Authors' abstranct
2/2
39 -

USSR TJDC: 621-375.82
TIKHONOV, Ye. A. and SHPAK, N. Tf
"Experimental Investigation of Pulse Lasers Using Organic Dye
'Solutions for the Spectral Range:~o'f 7100-11000
Kiev, V sb. Yvant. elektroni-ka (Quantum Efectronics--collection of
works) 1111aui. ctumka," I-To 6,1972,~ pp 48-71 (from RZh--Fizjj.-a, No 4,
act I-To 01219)
1973;1 Abstra
Translation: Experimental and theoretical investigations are made
of the energy, time, and spectral characteristics of laser- using
organic dye solutions in t~e spectral range of 7100-11000 ~. A
formulation is given of the basict requirements of the active r-edi-
dye + solvent -- and a,group of organie'dyes of the cyanide
n flic C,
-clase io proposed for effective opcillation i. :.,,p,2ctr,1 roq_,ioll
indicated. The effect of the reri ,onator len[;th and pumping distri-
bution uniformity on tie energy.effectivenesblaf the laser is in-
-or~ Configurations are
vestigated, and several resonat proposed on
this basis -for realizing the maximum efficiency of. the system.
The ef feet ol- the spectral. position' of the moiwchromatic purnping
lines on the oscillation efficien6~ is investigated. It is shown

USSR
TIKEIONOV Ye. A. and SHPAK V sb- Kiant. elektronika, No 6, 1972,
I , M. T.:
pp. 48-71
that a reduction in the efficiency of oscillation is caused by the
absorDtion from the excited zinglet. state, the probability of which
increases with an increase in.detuniiid, AV= Vnia~- - Vv
_1, where Vmax
is the maynmilri of the fundamental absorption band. The time char-
acteristics of the radiation- of the laser using, an orEanic dye
solution are described. It is shown that in lonpi tudinal exc' ta-
tion, the pumping and oscillation pulses are similar; in the case
of -large losses and at the threshold, the oscil.lat-ion pulse of the
dye solution is substantially shortened. The fundamental la,...-.s of
U
behavior for the average. oscillation frequency are investigated as
-functions of the losses,. the, active-center concentration, and the
position of the pumping frequency relative to the purely electronic
transition frequency. Bibliography of-~23- Authors' abstract
2/2
39

UDC: 621-375.82
USSR
MMONOV, Ye. A. and SHPAK 1-1. T.
"Mcperimental Investigato
i n of Pulse Lasers Us g Organic Dye
Solutions for the Spectral Range of 7100-110001"
Kiev, V sb. Kvant. elektronika (Quantum Electronics--collection of
works) "Hau]~. cLumka, 11 ITo:6, 3-972, pp 48-71 (from. RZh--FiziLr-a, No 4,
1973,.Abstract N04D1219)
'ions are made
Translation: Experimental and theoretical investigat.
of the energy, time, and- spectral characteristics of laserg up3ing
organic dye soltitions in the spectVal.ran5e of 7100211000 A
formulation is given of the 'tasicre'quirements of the active raedi-
um -- dye + solvent -- and a group:of organic dyes of the cyanide
class is proposed for effective oscillation in,the spectral reeion
indicated. The effect of the:resonator leng
gth and pumping distri-
bution uniformity on the,energy effectiveness of t-he laser is in-
vestigated, and several resonator.configurations are proposed on
this basis for realizing the maximum efficiency. of the system.
The effect of the spectral position of the: monochromatic pumping
lines on the oscillation efficiency:is invastit;ated. It is shown

USSR
TIMONOVY Ye. A. and SHPAK, M. T., V sb. Kvant. elekt ronika, L'o 6, 1972,
pp, 48-71
that a reduction in the efficiency'of oscillation is caused by the
absorption from the excited singlet state, the probability of which
increases with an increase in. detuninG,, &V = Vmax - Vn, where Vjn,~_x
is the maxinum of the 'undamentalvabsorption band. The time char-
acteristics of the radiation of the laser using an orr
manic dye
solution are described. It is shown that in lonSitudinal excita-
tion, the pumping and oscillation pulses are sinilar; in th-e case
of large losses and at the.thresholdi.the oscillation pulse of the
dye solution is substantially shortened. The fundamental Laois of
behavior for the average oscillation,frequency;aro investi&ated a--
functions of the losses, thelactive-center concentration, and the
nic
position of the pumping frequency relative to the purely electro.
transition frequency. Bibliograph~r:of 23. Ailthoral abstract
2 /2
39 -

USSR
TJDC: 535-373.3
ASIARNIDI, Ye. B., TIKHONOVJ:~Ye. A., and SHPAK, M.~T.
"The Quenching Mechanism of fluorescent Organic Dye Solutions in
Two-Photon Excil',ation"
Leningrad, Opti-ka i Spektroskopiya, December 1972, pp 1105-1108
Abstract: A description is,given oX experiments to determine the
mechanism of fluorescence quenching in organic aye solutions under
two-photon excitation 'rom.a rubylaser. Three dyes of the xan-
thene group were used In the experiments; their solutions have a
quantum fluorescence outDut of approximately iuiity, and the spec-
tral position of their maximum long-wave absorption band corres-
bonds approximately to resonance ~or'two-photbn absorption of a
neodymium laser radiation. Curveb.plotted L'or the intensity of
the fluorescence as a function of1change in e: rcitation power are
'he I -
-to deviate from square jaws and sevon ca-uses a2'v~~ J sted
found
and exDlained for this,deviation.'..~ The diagra~i of the experimental
setup is reproduced along: with.a textual expli'Mation. It was
found that the radiation intensity~ofA.'he solution~is strengthened
at-the fundamental frequency, thus,confi=ing,,the presence, of a
phenomenon of forced emission at this frequency.
63

IU35R7 UDC: 535-373.2
DYADYUSHA, G. G. , PROONSMA, 0. V. TIKHO11OV Ye A and
SHP~.K, X. T.
Investigating the Lalis of.Radiation Transitions ifrom the Second
Excitation Singlet State of Dye Y16Zbcules":
SA i, kav-
1-10scowp Izvestivii M. SSSR' -:t ya Fizichesxa, Vol 36, No 5,
1972, PP 945-950
Abstract: This paper is based on an earlier article written by
the-authors named above andrpublished in" the Journal of Experi-
mental and Theoretical PhyAcs (Zh?,TF, 14, 33b, 3.971). The ear-
lier article antqounced the discov' ehorti-iave radi-
ery V ~r U -
ation fromr mollecular solutions.of,cyanine dyes, Virhich was inter-
reted as radiation ~roMrthe second electron-otate excitation
?
S2 ;1S0, alld showed-L experimentally that this radiation is not
Za A.
connected i-n4th, photocliemic transformations or the presence of
contaminarits. In tho present paper, the amithors clarify th-e laws
of shortwa7vre fluorescence by investigating two homologous cyanine
dye molecrZles. In the first,. oscillation of the 7C eloctron ,,,y:E,-
'Lj~tr rj.L3,eCt4
Orpendj'e-
tem is posoible in two mutually p
the axis of Bymmetry and at right 'angles to it,; the second type
U f oscillation of
is characterized by a Lwach greater linearity o",'
the 7( electron system. The.results of experimentation with both
1/2

'U3SR UDC: 535-373.2
DYADIYUSHL, G. G., et al, Izvestlya Ali SSSR Seriya F iz iche sk'ayaa,
vol 36, ITO 5, 1972, PP 945-950
moleculles, excited by the mercury Tamp type DRIIW~h--250 with excita.-
tion iiavelengths of 313, 360', and 405 nm, are given. Information
ding tion os-
regard 1-he mut a! pos tioning of absorption and radiaLl
ciUators of 16.he molecules -,ras. obtained b
y, iWire
p0
larization spectra. it Is concluded -.that since the second eycita-
tio.n -tri- s ngl
-Plet s'ta'e can-not be hieher-than the second, i , et state,
in 'resonaine, or* At.
it is probably either t64
2/2
EM

USSR
SHPAX, M. T., Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences Uk-rainian SSR,
and Cand idate of PhlYsicomathematliual SiAences
"The Study of Nonlinear Phenom
e:n%~qZg~j=e utions. and Their Use for
t an bl~!
the Creation of highly Effici Msers"
Kiev, VAsnyk. Akademli Nauk Uka-ainslkoj. R13R, No 11., Nov- 71, pp 9-18
Abstracts Studies on the physics of organic dye solution lasers wera bogim
at the Institute of Physics, Acaderq 6-f Sciences W--,vtinlan SSR, In 1966,
based on the use of pazsive dye-solution Q~-switcbaz.i The work has been done
in conjunction with the institute of 0:~I.-a n I cCvhemlst2.7; Ac-,~Aeny of Sciences
Ukrainian SSR, which has suppl-ted-varipus types,of cyanine. dyes for experi-
tents. 1"he principal re-sults of these~~studies are aai followst
A theoretical and experimental study was made of the mechanisir for
light Intensification and gonerat on by, solutions of complox organic mole-
cules, and opq1mal conditions were found for development of' the generation

SHPAK, M. T., and TIKHONOV,-YE. 0., Visnyk Akadenrl.i Nauk Ukrains koi FOR,
No 11, Nov 71, pp 9-18
..process on singlet-singlet electron-vibrational transitions of these nole-
cules. A nuimber of resonance-induced nonlinear effects in organic dye solu-
tions were found and studied for the first tijre; viz., sconce
resonance induction, of Rayleigh scattering and Raran effect, the effect of a
solution irith intensive Raman effect bands on the generation process and
spectrum. HiGhly effective organic dyes were foLind which pexrqdit fine-
frequency-tuning generation in the visible ard near infrared wavelength range
by varying the composition of the active molecules and their concentration In
solutions and by the use of selective cavity elements. Recently the authors
have been studying the possibility of employing,complex organic compounds in
the crystal pbc..se for the second-harmonic generation of ruby and neodymium
lasers. An intensive harmonic is found to1egenerated by tviphenylmethane,
diphenylmethane# anthraquinone,and.some cyanino,dyos.',;-
2/2
(0

USSR UDC 621.391.2
~ALEKSEYEV, V. A., AINTONETS, It. A., CATELYUK,.E. D., pay M~"Lt S., 1willov,
B. S. , KP"IZOV I A. YE. tAIMAWSEV, 1-1. V.
"Interference Correlometer using a;,DIfzitd.l'. Gomputer"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika i elektronika, Vd XVII, No 2, 1972, pp 332-339
Abstract: Specific problens connected with the construction of a correlation
detection syste-n in which the receivers are located at a distance excludin.-
the possibility of direct coupling with the, correlator are discussed. The
problems of constructin,-, the interference correloneter tqfth rocording of the
investigated signals at each point on magnetic tapes ands calculation of the
correlation. function on a digital computcr~ are considered. The peculiarities
of calculating the correlation function connected with the application of sup-
erheterodyne receivers are noted, and results are presented from laboratory
checking of the system. Satisfactory coincidence of the experimentai and
theoretical results -wo3 obtpined. For 10 kilohertz < F < 75 hilohertz and
T = 30 t,,c tio. I pt 'Z~lf)00. VC
correl,- a in of the: dCvClopC,, S~~(:Cq
inventi.i-ated systert can n1r;o be used for autocorrelatior and crnss correlation
analysi5 oi processes rQpresciited by electric sipals and,for :spectrzil analysis
of signals repre,;vnted in analog, I^orn for inultilevel quantization at a dirital
computer irpuL.

Iti JUA '73
UTILMT1011 OF THE SAIMWICH IMMOD TO OBTAIN EVITAXIAL LATERS OF S-MC01MCTIM
KATERIALS
tArclclz bv A, S. Koratkov, Yu. n. Chi2 k- Yu N.-Tikho "thlrak,
Pro sessv 6ii-3-t-Mr`uYCA7a V,5fiolirli
Trudy- Impazium,'lo Rusilans Part 2, 1969, pp 33-41)
Is thin paper a study, won ~de of, obtAining autOcP$-tft=;!z%~: loycis of
Si# Ga&s and also h-Qterocptta:ti.;a usinj the Sandwich "thad
An the transport aftent for tkoneportlaq the silicon we used SiCl. Y9707
and for the GaAs transport., the H2 0 4- H. System. The reactlono regulatioz the
'transport process in this C980'dre:
at .2 act sm, Sa.
Me theratodynnole and kinetic analysis. Of the reactLoqs (1) and (2) which are
con sidered (2-41 deftning in the silicoA tratisport procazs~'ptrfarw'ed by us in
'reference (5] demonstrated the signIficAnt lack Of CGtVtSPQ1ftd*ACft Cf ~thl~ ",fU-
lated and experimental values In order to vxplair thin and a number of other
a lous'phanafteni novid d ftg~ the jzutoepItaxy., we proposed a wrochanlow (61
taking Into account the nature of the lphyeicol--chealcal InterAttLon of the
substrate with, the envir6mint xr-1 assuming .the prodance of a liquid phns*,41
dafbied, composition at; the surface of tha,ploraz.
F~~.Cln.4ntal AVjAr%tLL4 Aal-r.rc~carlure
In order to obtsin the epitaxial layerm, of gallium sra*M". A device
was used vich infrared heAtLns. The heating by infrared lights lovers the
amount of admixture interinit the reaction tone froathe elamonte of zha apparatus
aim* theme elements are at a lower temperature than the SAn4vieb packet. Is
additiono the low in*rtiA of the infrared heaters pamits us to achLeve the
gIven process temperature in two or three minutea after owitch(aS the lenpa
14
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1- S 7 1, 'I I. , . I . : II
Ref Code:
Abstraciin'g"''Service*.'
AT0048078 INTERNAT-~AE ABST,1-57d 'UROCS'7
A70-25122 Criteria fou,modeling the forc* exerted by a
r
auwsonle jet on on, oWtude (0 1~40~"kh Movago
vozd4istvW sverkhmkovoi StMi 48 PrOWWW. IM.-V. ~~hikh, V,
Poqorelov,.aW.D~oE.'Tikhot~vl. f4j,~LMdkhanichnskii Institut,
Leningrad, RzAr, vol. 40 Feb. 1070,
p. 395-397. In I uss an-
R I
Analysis of the pa arneters which define the force exerted byp
jet on a target- These dirpensiorJess'parameters am dritermined w.ith
ov's (19541 dimnsl6ml analysis. It 4 shovih; that for a
she aid of Sed
practical rj%e-of variation of the dim.Oni6less
parzmete'~'S. the ratio,
of, the axial force actingon the ta*t to thcnozzlethrUa remains
constant,'and that itJsJ ependen
nd
enurntier,111 nonles. This
rewlt is verified experhept4ily, usirfg air and aWn jets. V'.P
d
AWL,
FRMIE
191791-7-161

71,
XIV-5. R13-KISIX; UTW.LN TUL CK04TH MECUMISH AND UL TYPE OF L.M'TIM UrLC-.S
114 Tilt GUMMM" LAYER-5
(Article by A-A__IUL~m' NOVO-ibLVA4 III *Sfr,~,nij q
!~rintall- I Mplvv.. RU'1~1.n' 121-1, J- 1972, p 11;7)
N 0- mmoopit.XSAI lavera
benm In #,vjcu~, th~ Strewt'4 murf.ce 4ivk'x.I'rir ct
u urt
depend oil-: m cr...c4lit.aztem, tom-
'tbe.daftal"j" role.
Poir a dlut&llr.4 tnVentigataun of the growth *urtace movht~lvrty' 4440
vere obtained on the chara;~xeviutic f-aturcm of Che_grv~,tli rvr~haz%14k~z the
toonmraturc."r the trintsitl.an Fr a the n.rml to the 2-inar orriLAn"K.
the coadLtLons of formotLen and Rtahl.lity of the veto found.
A stu4y wnm vatic of the actual structure of the layers bv -Oe MexhD4 "ot snake-
tivo etatink, tr.illwaln'ttinj Olect"m uder.scopy.and ~-r*w diffraction,
Studivs~vere mda of, jl~mocryntsltinv layers de~oittftd In the c"ItAllIXAtIm
92 . C
ri ranjum from 430 to. 0_.~
of-t'he-typ et ofstructural 4efecfs are discussed
under the asoumptioet that the growtb mthanieu of the layers Is deliTain*4 hy
-.the surfacalkLnetIcs.
202

USSR UDC 577.472;614+577.391
GUS'KOVA, V. N., BRAGIN&, A. NI., ZASEDATELEV, A. A., WIN B, NN. , KUPRIYANOVA,
V. ZI., X. 1., RODIGNOVA, L. F., SUKALSKAYf,' S. Ya., and TIKILONOVA,
A. 1. -Lfningrad Scientific Research institute of Ra4iation Hygiene,~'~Hinistry
Uf-4~ei th RSFSR
aA
"Effect of a Rixture of Uranium Fission Products on Sanitary Conditions and
Hydrobionts in Wleakly Mineralized Bodies.of Fresh water"
Kiev, Gid rob iologi-cheskiy Zhurnal, V0116, No 4, Jul/Aug 70, pp 5-.11
Abstract: Pollution of water with two mixtures~of radionuclides (mixture I,
52% rare earth radioisotopes and.20Z alkali earth ele=ents; inixture 11, 40%
rare earth radioisotopes and aPproximately34X zirconium 95 and niobium 95)
at concentrations ranging from 2.0.10-7 to 1.0*1_0-5 curie/liter was studied.
'rhe substances did not affect the sanitary conditions or the hydrobionts
studied (E. coli, protococcal algae, Infusoria, duck-weed). Biochemical oxy-
gen demand and development of saprophytic mycoflora were inhibited only at
concentrations above 1.0-1()-3 curie/liter. ~The rate of accuEroulation decreased
fromthe lowest link (microorgaaisms) to the highest (fish). Adverse effects
of the radioisotopes on developing fish spawn varied with the stage of
1/2
6

212
0

USSR UDC 669.293.5.784,.018.44.621.785
TIKHOINOVA, G. S., MELINIKOVA, L. V., ZHELEZNYAK, 0. N., KONOVALOV, S. V.
"Structure and Mechanical Properties of Alloys of Niobium With Carbon as Functions
of Heat Treatment"
Nauchn. Ty. N-i. i Proyektn. 'In--t RedkG 'met. Prom -sti (Scientific Works of Scienti-
Research and Planning Institute for,the Rare,Metalr, Industry], 1971, Vol. 32,
pp. 50-56. (Translated from Refer'ativni ~Zhu
yy rnal IMetallurgiya, No. 5, 1971, Abs-
tract No. 5 1737 by the authors).
Translation: The alloy SVNITs with 0.05%.-C is heterogeme ous in its structure,
The mechanical.properties of the sheet material at high.temperatures depend or,
the phase composition, resulting from the heat treatment mode. 2 fias; 3 tables;
4 biblio refs.

USSR UDC 541.515:547.785.1
TMONOVA, L. G., TANASEYCHUK, a. S.,,and LOGINOV, V. S., Mordavsk State
-t4jj-vvfs-ft-j f~~ni N. P. Ogarev, Saransk
"Investigation in the Area of Nitrogen-Containing Heterocyclic Free Radicals.
XIX. 2-,kryl-4,5-(p-bromopheayl)imidazolyl-Radicals and Their Dimers"~
'13, pp 96-98
Riga, Khimiya Gaterotsiklichleskikh Soyedineniy, No 1,,Jan
Abstract: Dimers of 2-aryl-4,3-di(p-br,omophenyl)iniidazolyls have been
synthesized and the relatiozship betweeni~,the rate of dissociation of the
dimers into radicals and the nature of.substituents.ia the 2-phenyl ring
has been investigated. The effect of th6 substituentslon- the rate of
dimer dissociation can be described by. Himmet's equation. The presence of
bromine atoms in p-positions of the 4- andIS-phea-yl rii~gs increases the
contribution of the mesomeric component td the:stdbilii.ation~of the
transition state of the dimer dissociation p~ocesb in~domparison to
bis(tr-4phenylimidazolyls).

90910k IsomerizAlion of 'active centeIrs in the anionic poly-
r
ane.~~~me 11 _~S,;Dur- -
merization of v vItrimethAgerra N N
nn nn q VA;. (Ing. N
Filippova. efte-
G -
J_ _V
'"ielb"fit"O'sc . 114 uk
PC ievs. -ow ~Fd, Akiid, Na
.55
( ui.s)-' WiGeM.CH2 (1)
em)
polymd. slowly it) heptane -4) -the' ce of BuLi at. 15-45'.
preseh
Thus., after 11W hT a t 3.41, ble/l. i Ic~mcn.4'6d 0.01 y:6ole/l.
BuLi conen., only- 57% convemi 6 n- was AW. Akr an initial in-
duction period,. the ' lyffin. rate was proportional 10 1 concti. and
the square ram of *the lnitiator~conm Addn, of 6utadie4e to the
reaction svstem after 300 hr did ln6t, cause;it to ptilymetiie, indi-
ca-ing the low activity, of the ~ caxbanion~. The.$olynOr dain
growth is apparently 6inplicaW by deactivatioll, of tim active
center. by i hydride'~iAj~sfer trop't4o.end (if the j!~6pTing chain to
Ab~ tract! Ref.'.Code
ingTServ ce.
A '44~1~rv
5326- CHEMICALIABSTO 0

MC 577-133
%BM=R, A. P., RCZEXGARTo E. V., SOBO INA, I. N. KHROHOV-BORISOV. N.--V.t
TMEMR1, H. L., T100NOVA, Z. H., ABDUVAKHABOV and TOIRENURATOV, K.,
-- ,_i , A. A. t
Institute of Evolutioii~~i ~11~ylolosy and Biochemistry imeni I. H. Sechenova,
Academy of Sciences WSRt Institute of Experimental E'edicines~ Academy of
Medical Siciences USSRj Leningrad,. and Ta~hkent State Universi~y imeni V,1 I.
Lenin
.".Unproductive Bonding of Cholinesterase Su`bstiate"
-Noscows Doklady Akcademii Nauk SSSSR,'Vol 205s Ho 3#:1972ii pp 717-720
AbBtractj ' Experiments have shown tbat:the rate-liniting step1n,the Michaelis-
tion or d6acylation'rather than the
Menton sub3trate reaction is the acyla
initial formatton of the Michaelis complex.. The specificity of the cholines-
texase-is, also determined by the latter stepsin theireaction and it is only
the L.optical isomer of acetyl- )g -methylcholine which is.,hydrolyzed by the
The D Isdmer is an inhibitor at it is adsorbed on the
active sites but not subsequestly removed. The system generalized
40 -

USSR imc, 6n.8,534.6mi
ALEEKSAIMROV, L. K. I DYSUITt YE. it. ZrATISKAYAl 11. N-0 KOMUN, 1. F., DEV,
719NIM ~` 8 -bZ'- '
I-.- D. F1UTOV A. 1. 0 and SHADRINA, N. i~aAment of
Morr-al a ~H.Iih a -i Medical Acadc* imeni S. 1-1. arov,
DY
"Condition of Some Nerve Structures.After Exposure to Powerful Shock Waves"
Leningxad, ArRhiv Aratomiip Gistologii i, Imbriologii, No 10, 1971, pp 12-20
Abstracti Cats weKe exposed to a powerful shook wave with an excess pressure
of 0.1 to 10 kg/cm~ lasting about 0.1 see., - The effect was not lethal and
afterthe experinent -the anirals were ext.arnally lndistin,-5uishable frorr, normal
cats. They ii-er-a sacrificed at variouz tines during the ays following
10 d
expoouro to thr,
Lhock wave and the neves In the walls of the vena caval diges-
t1ye organst dura and pia nater of the bxain ana spinal co--Y-ds pancreas, and
thyroid were hin-tologically exa-rained. Th4, medullated fibers and Dreterninal
Portions of -the roceptors urdernent -the most distinct, c~ar.Ges. The axial
eylinders were swollen =,d the contoum uneven, Along the coursse of the fibers
were zolitar-1 or n-Hiple varicosities. These x-eactive qhanEea were largely
reversible. however, sere of the nerve elements proved to be quite -resistant
to the shock wave, not-a-bly tho nommedullated,'~ fibers soz-e afferent structures
(0-9-J, diffuse -receptors), and encapsulated', cell bodies4
1A
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7

0 R I G I N A L R R 5 Z A R C 11
UDC% 611.839.014.477
Td1 CONDITION OF MMNS IN THE AUTONOMOUS NERVOUS SYSTEM GANGLIA FOLLOWING
EXPOSURF TO C FORCES
[Article by Yt~A. Dyskin and I Chair of Normal Anatomy (headed
lm-
ff
i~t
by rrofewoor Ye.A. Lr"Icft) , Mi
h
r Acad
imeni S,M~ Kirov,
t
Lsx,ingrad~ *-t5 =b r1, i Russian. No .2.1,
oltologli I
m
1971o
I
6Z

subcdtted 6 SL-361
:'
-'. 1 : ~- :..I ~
-
pp
The prohlen of gravitational stress: IG forcesi'an(4 its effect on
OT32=3 and assu&a of the organism is drawing Increasing attention of =ox-
PW,ozifitz'
After the a&-y comprehensive morphological -works x1escriblng'
thevascular b" following hypirgiavitation, researchers t4rned
their attanttan t= zha'anatomital changes arising with this stress
factor It% the zervo~s' aystem, , The timeliness of such, iniiaitigations
wan due 'to the fact thatj ~S'Ghown by physiologists, disturbances
razoltiaX from sti-m-lation at the nervous systam play An Important
part lia the machamism of the effect of actelpyations on the orp
, anism
Mt~ Babunhkln, V,B. Malkin, V.V. Uaachev, Barer, 1962;
A.R.-Kotov-.kaya, 5.1~ Lobambkov, P.M. Suvorov, S.M. Simpurn, G.P.
For
Khlebaikov. l9t2; B.M. Sevin, 1963, 19b4, 2970, and orhers).
.
this reasm, along with the theory that interprots the effect of
'prit.6rily due to
1:4 given to concepts that. attrLbutc
pricary 1wrortz--ca to nervous system disturbances (B.M. Sevin and
Z.X. Scl!zo-Sa=uylo, 1954).
it i:~113 t. h=av,-r. t= notod that, unli6i the vascular bed, thcre hag not
I.i., co--prehtnsive inveititacion. of thr condItion of the nervous system
following hy"rgravIltation.
A=zg the investigations dealing with this matter. we must
tentiQu the work* of V.P. Kurkovskiy (1953, 1954), B.S. Glushkov
(1963), V.1, Medvedev (,L964), T.G. Oganesyan (190). Fore recently,
studies ham been made of the changes arising under the Influence of
longitudizal And lateral accelerations In the-nervous system of
"assels =der thm guidance of Professor S.S. Kikhaylov (Y.M.
34

Abstta*ct' 'S I d6de:
erv ce.
50274- CHF141CAL ABSTI,5/7)b '0
6
r 1114556p Properfits and h~drol C, atabilitY.. f platinum-
nitroSoacldotetraamine co .mple .xes.',. tets&nka, ~ A. L~:jsljjcva,
at
V. M. ,L-I'S. (L6inz 1ek! n 1. ~ I
14h 0 p. S. tni. Lenso-
rad
_& Z~ I .
-d-. I _rokt. .4kad. Mau S
j - R 710 190
363-3 [ChemT7
Wuss), The title Co hydrolyze at
'O)XI'4- +
20 :1: V accordinK to the following equation: jPtL,I.\
-t (PtL41 + H\
HIO + X
and NO,- and LA (nCN.Hoi,~
The equil. was not greatly a6edft4-.bk thecliang6~cd L, grou
P3
ex Ifad a~~ ~Corist, VIOAllose, of the
except the (ell)
con'p
other complexes.' The anions fii,d a, kieat. effect an ithe stability:
[Pt(en)3(XO)Clj'I+ (K~I i.4., X 1074) > [Pt(',ITfj'r),(N
NXb)HW,j'+ (K 1'~
(K - 3.4 X 10--a) > IMCNI13M I
>
jPt(NHs),(NO)N.*0-jI+ ~ (K -,X Th~ '~-le tron ab.
1.0 C
sorption max. of the different co'm~ p~d.-. are giv*en.
P. 1,~~Maxfi'ld
e
REEL/FRAME
198102. 4

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING UATE-160CT70~
TITLE--PROCUCTION OF PISTON RINGS FROM FKN7 AND FKN14 NATERIALS FOR HIGH
PRE;SURF COMPRFSSMS -H-
AND FUELSv
COMPRESSOR,
(U)FKN7
OCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
',-PROXY-'REELIFRAME--1996/1548 STEP NO--UR/0314/70/000/002/0028/0028
IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118531
UNCLASSIFIED

"-WVqV,-- 71-1------j','
212 057 UNCLASSIFItO PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
YCIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118531
,.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SEALING RINGS FOR HIGH PRESSURE
COMPRESSORS WERE MANUFO. FROM FKN-7 SEALANT (COMPOSED OF FTGROPLAST (1)
72, GR:APHITE (11) 21, AND MOS SUa2 7PERCENT) AND FKN-14 SEALANT
(COMPOSED OF 1 651 11 209 MOS SU82 5s AND~CHOPPED'LGASS FIBER
40PERCENT). LONG TERM TESTS IN A-2 RK-1.5-220 COMPRESSOR (UNDEk N AND
WITHOUT LUBR ICAT ION) INDICATED. THAT THE~ OURABILI TY, OF FKIN-7 RINGS IN 2
TESTING STAGES WAS 509000 AND 4000 HR, AND THE DUMiILITY OF FKN-14
-,~GASKETS WAS 6000 ANU 3100 HR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 581.19:632.952
TIKHONOVA 14. A.0 POZNANSKAYA, N. L. RUSMOVAI V. A., IVMOVA, S. N.,
~E, Yu.-~N.,71WNCHENIKO V
Yu. N., S11VErSO -SHILOVSKIY, N. I., MINIKOVIN.N.
..and MILITSOVA, G. I., All Union Scientific Research-Institute of Chemical
Plant Protection, Moscow, and the All-Uhion Scientific Research Institute of
Phytopathology, Moscow
"Studies of
-the Fungicidal Activities of'Certain Benz xazoline Derivatives"
Leningrad, ~~kologiya i Fitopptologiya, Vol 7P No 5, 1973, Pp 450-451
Abstract; Evaluations were made of the 'fungicidal effects of N-carbaikoxy-,
N-carbalkenyloxy-, 11-carbaryloxy-, N-carbamo -- and 11--uninomethyl-
Yl I
derivatives of benzoxazolin,e-2 and its substituted co.,.ipounds on tho a U, e t i ts
of wheat rust Puccinia triticlmi~ and 11. grtimirtis f. AxiiUci, potato b]. :4. Chit
agent Phytoph-thora infestans, a~d thM conidia of ~Iternoria solani and
Botrytis cineram. These compounds showed the most pronounced fungicidal
effects at a concentration of 0.1% againct~the wheat ru~A agents, and somewhat
less effect againf~t polvato blight. They are~practically inactive at a con-
centration of O.GV5% in -%,itro. Is a rule introduction of halogens into the
1/2

USSR UDC 612.824612.83
TIKHOROVA. R. A.. Leningrad Medical Institute imeni 1. P. -Pvvlov
"Effect of Anesthesia of Different Depths:on the Response of the Acoustic
Cortex Blood Vessels to Soun&Stliaulation", p
Leningrado Fiziologicheakiy Zhur4al SSSR isteni, 1. M. Sechenov, No 8, 1972p
pp 1201-1206
Abstracti In i4esth3tized adult cats exyooed to sout4ds mnging from 1OOD t1o
15pOOO Hzt the type and intensity. of the cerabrovascular to the stimiai ir,
mainly a funct-ion of the depth of anesthesia. Deep Wiesthezia. results in
dilatation vhile moderate or light anestheMia elicits con5tziction. Soundz
at frequencies of 1000 to 8000 ft-produce lbvth types: c&. response,-5, dilatation
and constriction# whereas soun", of.10,000 and 159000 Hr. result only In
constriction or no reaction at all. ragazileas of tho de'pth. 6f anesthesia.
1A
72

CILRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107449
UNCLASSiF[E.D

wxpw
/2 028 UNCLASS(F(ED' 'PROCESSING DATENIF3"74-
-c-IRC ACCESSION NO--APOlOT449
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE GAS VELOCITY AT T4E EXIT FROM
RELATIVELY THIN (I.E.t WITH A LARGE DIAM. TO HEIGHT RATIO] COLUMN
PACKING LAYERS SHOWS GREAT LOCAL VARIATIONS; THOSE VARIATIONS AkE
COMPLETELY RANDOM AND THEM DISTRIBUTION SATIFIES THE NORMAL STATISTICAL
~DISTRIBUTION EQUATION. THE VARIATIONS BECOME LE$S PRONOUNCED-WITH
INCREASING RESISTANCE OF THE LAYER; A,V.IRTUALLY CONST. RESIDENCE TIME OF
THE GAS PARTICLES IN THE LAYER (E.G.f;IN CATALYTIC REACTIONS) MAY BE
ACHIEVED BY rNTRODUCING AN ADONLo.RESISTANCE MtHE GAS FLOW IN THE
COLUMN IN FRONT OF THE LAYER,
..........
~/p
UNCLASSIFIED

IDC 577.150.6
USSR
TIWFD~O, N. M. Z_.I~KHON ~1.11 P.,,Y,,UBLITSK_kYA, M. A., and RYABYSEVA, N. A.
"Strains of Botrytis cinerea, Pathogens of Gray Mold of Grapes, and Producers
of Enzymes of the Pectinase Complex",
Kishinev, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk 1-foldavskoy SSR, Seriya Biologicheskikh
i Khimicheskikh Nauk, No 4, 1971, p 41-44
p
Abstract: In connection with a study,of gray mold (Botrytis rot) of grapes
in the Crimea, five strains of Botrytis cinerea-wereisola.ted from infected
grapes. These strains differed in morphological, physiol-gical, and bio-
chemical characteristics.- Two of the strains isolated (Nos 20 and 30),
which infected graves most frequently,,had,~a high DeCtinolytic activity.
This activity was preserved during artificial cultiva 'tion of the fungus or.
a medium based on sugarbeet pulp. After the culture fluid derived from.
strains Nos 20 and 30 Wad been separated by filtration, an enz)me prepara-
tion with a high pectinolytic activity was Isolated by precipitation with
alcohol or amonixm sulfate, The preparation also had some proteolytic
activity and e%pedited the hydrolvsis-of-;c.ellulase.: Tests in the wine-
making industry indicated that, tl~e enzy1ne preparation.;, which acted on the
skin of grapes, increaued the y1old of Juice (by 2-47.), of tannIng

USSR
TROMOM, N. M., et al., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk 1.-fuldavskoy SSR, Seriya
-1. - - - - - --- - L~_--- - --~ -- - -

2/2 022 UNCLASSIFIE0. PROCESSING OATE--160CT70
:CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0117510
DE ADMINISTERED TO
-.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CHLORPROPAMI.
,-'--.RATS AT 100 MG-KG THROUGH A
STOMACH PRb3E: PRIOR T0* -ALLOXAN INJECT ION
190 MG-KG S.C.) CHANGED T14E CHARCTER" OF ALLOXAN 'TPIPHASIC REACTION
THE HYPOGLYCEMI.C PHASE.
DURLNG THE.IST 4 HR AND EL144IN
'CHLORPROPAMIGE POTENTIATED THE'ALLOXAN.01ABETOGENI:C ACTION 'AND INCRE4SED
";'ilz.~'6 _~BOTK THE FREQUENCY AND SEVERITY OF THE ~DISEASE. THE 114CIDENCE OF
WAS HIGHER IN RATS RECEIVING PROTAMINE [~)SULIN 15 UNITS-KG
SoC.YDAILY FOR 3 DAYS.BEF-DRE.ALLOXAN:AND LMiER IN THOSE WITH
_PRELTIMINAKY AL. INISTRATION OF GLUCOSE A4'G"KG, THROU H A STOMACH PROBE).
-THE POTENTIATING ACTION OF CHLORPROPAMIDE. AND PROTAMINE INSULIN SEEMS TO
OCCUR~ATJHE LEVEL OF BETA CELL MEMBRANES AND INVOLVES INCREASEO
_rq..1-1PERNEABILITY AND DECREASED CONTENT,OFISH,CONTG. EpilYMES WHICH 51,N11) AND
ALLOXAN. FACILITY., _~OTD.
ENDOKKINOL.t INST. AKUSH,
-INEKOL., Lr:NINGRAO, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

1'/2 02T UNCLASSIF.IED~ PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
-TITLE_-THERMAL BREAKOCWN OF SULFUR.POLYCHL.OROPRENES -U-
'_AUTHOR-(04)-TAMARKIN, V.F.t DEGTEVAI T*~G.., TIKHONOVA, S.V., KUV4INSKIYj
-A.S.
;~~,:COUNTRY~OF INFO--USSR
REZINA 19701 29(3)t 11-13'
-,-:DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
_~~:SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
DEGRADATioNs, POLYCHLOROPRENEt MECHANICAL FAILURE,
~:'-~.:_-~ACTIVAT ION: ENERGY, IGELt SULFIOEI#.~ICARBON DIOXIDE,' GARBON
..~-:--~DISULFIDE/(U)NAIRIT A POLYCHLOROPRENE RUBBER
ONTROL ~MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
P NO--UR/0138/70/02910031001110013
REELIFRAME--19�7/0454 STE
_~.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119390
o
UNC LAS S I F I E 0
- - --------

2
12 027 UNCLASSt'(0.0 PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
RC ACCESSION NO--AP0119396
c:I
STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACTI.~ THE HEATING IN VACUO OF NAIRIT A
4S-CONTG. POLYCHLOROPRENE) (11 IS EQU[V . TO IT&THERMOMECH. DESTRUCTIONt
SUCH AS DURING ROLLING, IT CAUSES EVOLUTION OF CS SUB21 COSt AND CO
SUB2 DUE TO BREAKING UP OF I POLYSULFIDE BRIDGES ANO THE INTERACTION OF
THE RADICALS-FORMED WITH 0. IN THE 110-50DEGRE.ES RANGEt THE ACTIVATION
ENERGY. OF I GEL BREAKING IS SIMILAR, TO, 15 KCAL-0.10LE.. THE GEL FRACTION
CONTENT OF I DECREASES DURING~HEATING; AT FIRST.'IT RAPIDLY INCREASES DUE
TO THE FORMATION OF A NEW.GEL FRACT[ON.' THE PRESECNE OF ALK. SUBSTANCES
I
N I
i -INCREASES THE RATE OF.GEL DECOMPN. THE~DECOMPN.,OF I MACROMOLS. IS
ACCELERATED BY THIURAM AS SHOWN BY THE,INCREASE';CO SUBk AND COS
in ITS PRESENCE.o 0,AC.1 L I TY,: NAUCH.-ISSLED. INST.
REIM. PROM., MOSCOW, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIEV-
- - ------- -

USSR UDC 621.762.669.018.5(083.Ei)
SAMSONOV, G. V. , DUBOVIK, T V., KUTS0101", T. G., KF.~LOV, V. D. , Tli
It Aut'it,or's Cert--'Hcatc~ 'Nlo 309967, filed 24 Kar 70, published 29 Sep 71 (frma
'Rllh--Ilerallur"~iva' 1*0 1., Apr :..AbSLrac,t 1,
72. o 4G420P)
Translation: A ceruct material Imsed O',l A! nitride is proposed for the manufac-
ture of ionit-on. i-niterf. of welditir, nz*achiaes and coiwerters. In order to
decrease tlhze igaition power and stabilize the electric parz-x-netcrs, 35~70z.' TiC
is iritroduced into the material.
52

USSR 87. 2;~
UDO 621.
T-V., KUT---7sCx, R.G.
, e.,
4
(In-t oroblein AN SSS',i-lnstit~ate Of ~,Vae Prloblems Of
study, ks, TuSs-al
r I "era For 'onic Rae`ifiera"
!,.aterial Por Prc&uction C-f Sem--Coaducto Er"
-SSR hiAtlaorls Cc!rtTfic-fte :.,o 2742,10, :Med 9 A~no 059, r.'al shed 24 t 7
Sc.) 0 rom
RZh--'--IektrorIIw i Laya primcn3niye, No Y -ch 1971, ADstlract N10 3A185)
Tranala-i.1-'on: lzniltors for ;.on~.c roc(. --drs Al" ~rodut-e~ from a material
in the Co"'ro--it -ion 0 ch boron nitride and boron car~fde enter, 'hava a high
ignit-Ion ana un3ta'DIa aarametero of current ard; ,V~:()Itaga in the operating
nroaedura. 4iluhl t'-e obj`ect of an increase of the stabi" ity af the ~arametars
and a Ltcraa-e of the ignition powwr, it is proposed to introdUca niobi= oxide
-to t'-- tor~al of. tha ;.-riiters, wh'le the co
_a -1 L ~z I mponents mentioned above are
in. the followincr Pereenta-e ratio. boron nitride,~40-60; baroa rarb*
d e, 20-
niob.; oxide, 10-~O. 7he motho&.
of manufacturing th-D ivpitork3 Ircm
a~~: 7,.,ropcs-.- involver. hot Pressing ol a mixtura of -ooron carbide,
boron llnl~ niobi= oxida.powders in graphite raclds at, T 1900-20000 0,
~~O IcZ,/cm2, ani expoaure time 9 mln.~Wie charac~eriaticu of the ignitere
rArU '13111OFi~'I tod. V.M
91
Eggs= I FMWY-RiEZ~ifonle - ~011- MR IUM"MEME

J~
USSR UDC 669.721.5'5'296.620.193.4
TIMONOVA,11. A. AL'TMN, 1i B~ MD010, vlk~_V. N CERASINOXIA, 11, 14. TOMM'Ou., 0. S.
LASHYON. F.,M)ROZOVA G. 1.
"Eff ect of the Composition and Structure of Alloys of the b1&-11n-Zr System on
their Corrosion and Electrochemical Behavior"
V sb Struktura I svoystva legk. splavov :(Structure and.Properties of Light Alloys
collection of iiorks),Noscow, Naulca Press,, 1971, p P' .1.36-140 (from Rzh-Ifetallur-
giva No 4, Apr 72, Abstract 41700),
-ucture and corrosion
Translation: A study was made of the effect of Zn on 6e sti
behavior of alloys of the ',Ifp-Zn system and the Mg-Zn-Zr system with a Zn coptent
of up to 20%; the effect of heat treatment 2eading to ;t,t-change In the phase
.composition and in the quantity and shape of the segre4gticns of interaietallide
comDounds on the corrosion strength of the alloys of the 1t-!Zn-Zr systen was
also studied. Me variation of corrosion,resistance of the alloys is explained
by. the formation of cathode phaser, with different electrochemical properties
and variation of their number and form of, segregp~tion. , The. -increase in corro-
sion resistance with the introduction of, Zr Into the alloys o4' the ]/!G-zn systen
is primarily connected with a decrease in" the. Fe adndxture in the alloys. Six
-ent bWiograyhy.
illustratiotir, one table, a.D& a 6 rY

USSR UDC 669.15-196:162-762:621.165)
DOROSHENKO, K. P., KIRIYEVSKIY, B~. A.,,and.TIKHONOVI~,H, V.,I., Engineers
"New Materials for Feed Pump Slit Seal~rarts
Moscow, Khimicheskoye i Neftyanoye Mashinostroyeriye,:Uo 11, Nov 70, pp 24-25
Abstract.* The Institute of Casting Problems of the Academy of Sciences,
Ukrainian SSR has studied the problem of:creation of it material correspond-
ing to the operational requirements of delivery pumps1for slit seal parts.
These studies have indicated that.the mostpromising material is chromium
cast iron. In cooperation-with the Ukiainion Scientific Research Institute
for Hydraulic Machinery, the Institute has developed it new modified chromium
cast iron in which the carbide lattice is btoken,up by modifiers during
treatment of the liquid melted cast iron, thus decreaAng the quantity of
primary carbides and
their dimensions. The-modifter, 'located primarily on
the grain boundaries, prevents diffusion'~of chroulium1rom the grains, so
that the content of chromium in the matrix Increases to.at least 10.26%.
Laboratory.and test stand studies have shown that this cast,iron has ik-
Proved operational qualities, veir~-residtance, autifri~tion;properties,~and
resistance to scarring and.seiziriji-

USSR UDG, 62l.3T4.5(086.8)
DYUKOV L. V., TABAKOV, G. A., BARANOV, N. TIKHONO'n-CH, V. V.
"A Device for Correcting the Flat Secti6n:of.a Pulse"
USSR Author's Certificate NO 266829, filk'id 3june 69, published 2 July 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 5, May 71, Astrdet No 5G302 P). -
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for correcting
the flat section of a power modulator pulse. The device consists of a con-
trollable resistance (e. g. a lamp) connected in series or parallel with the
load., an amplifier in a feedback circuit a comparison element, and a ref-
erence voltage source. To reduce lossez in the regulator and ensure zero-lag
action of the device, the comparison element:and reference voltage source
are made in the form of a capacitor andielectronic switch in a series circuit
which is connected in parallel with the load resistance., The connon point
between capacitor and switch is connected to the high-resistance input of
the feedback amplifier.

USSR UDC 620.193.5
T.' F. t~,ji?ATYSH
MOVCHANO B. A., Y.TUTZ1111M, G. S.
TIK -01 and Y-GUPOL13Yj,.YA, L. INI., academy of
TIKh NOUKlY A. L.
_z;j_
Scie i=cs UTMIHIM MT, Institute of.Blectric. imeni Ye.
0.. Paton, Perm.' Polytechbical Institute
"Corrosion of Nickel of Varying Purity in Gaseous Hydrogen Flu-
oride"
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, Vol 7, No 1, Jan-.Feb 71, PP 32-34
Abstract: A. stLdy was niade of t he behavior ,a gaseous hydrogen
fluoride of cormercially pure nickel NXI-2:t and ulzrapure nickel
refined by the aleczron-b,eani method .1Ln . vacuum. ~ i. specially de-
the i,-
signed apparatus aas used for experiment consisti. of r,,wo
d6mmunicating nickel ovens conaected -ai~n a enemical absorber.
Experiments lastin,-- up to 120 hours aere carried cut ;-t 5500 and
an HF pressure of 20 atm. The results zhat the'corro-
HF is five
sion, resistance of the ultrapure: nickel i nOaseOU3
times higher than that of nicke.",,., INP-2A. The- eiecLron-beam re-
1/2
9

USSR ~:UDC 622-33'_52.681.3
X
SHOYMET, A., KIkLITSKIYv I., A.,, TIKH_2;aL BAZHE-70V A. N.
and KOZLOVI
A.-V.
S#Control System for Mines Usinrf Equipmen.V'
Avtomatika I Tekhn. Kibernet. Na. Shakhtakh I Rud"ikakh (Automntioa and
Engineering Cybernetics in Mines -- Collection of,,WorIcs) pp 5-7, Kiev,
-Telchnika Press, 1969 (from, Referativ y Zhu al Al~,tom[Ltika, Telemcklianika
nyy 7"n
i Vychinlitel'naya Tekhnilka, No 2, 1970,:Abstract,blo 2A565 by G.K.)
Translation: On the basi3 of a study~of an instaLlation flow of infor-
3. - m ;j e
,ation and analysis of Interrelationships involvkl , tobles are copos d
m
which present data oti the volume of information and patha through ;ihich
it- flows, results of processing, etc.. 'Control al~toritlims are developed
for individual processes, and an.algoeithmic evaluation of control pro-
blems Vnich was used in the selection :of: compUter equipm-eat and develop-
Ment of structural plans for the system.ls oresented. Three variants
of structural plans for mine control, depenaing om.the degree and lo-
cation of information processingi are suggested. 4wo iLlustrations;
,one-table; o
ne bibliography...

Public IT "i aniLtion::
~~Hyg ene andl~ S
USSR UDC 614.484:615,285.7]:614.72
TUNIK, A. I., ANANOVSKIY, L. N., PRAVE, V. Ye., TMOTSKAYA, A. N.,
-I""i"Pa"rM 'si-Erm-3on
DERNITSYNA, Ye. A., and MINKINA, T. A., Moscow Munic
Station
"Hygienic Evaluatioa of the Air in Places Treated With Chloropbos"
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii. Epidemiologii i.Immunobiologii, No 8, 1971,
pp 17-20
Abstract: Analysis of 250 air samples in a special experimental chamber
and of air samples from well-ventilated places in cafes, hostels, hosDitals,
and restaurants showed that 3 hcurs after treatment irith a 5% water solu-
tion,of the organophosphorus insecticidechlorophos, the air contained no
m3 of the compound (r,
more than 0.5 mg/ aximum permisBible concentration),
With very poor ventilation it took as long,as 24 houts before the concen-
tration of the insecticide dropped to.the permissiblei level. The external
temperature was an important factor., When the,outdooT,and'indoor tempera-
tures differed considerablyand the win.dows.,,were openi, all traces of
chlorophos disappeared within one hour of treatment.
1/1

UDC 621.382.323-416:546.48'231
USSR
KARPOVICH, I. A., TMLQV-- S. _V.-
"Relaxation Phenomena in Film Field Triodes',caused by Migration Ion Polariza-
tion: in the Dielectric Film"..
Moscow Radiotekhnika i elektronika, Vol XVII No 2, 1972, pp 381-385
Abstract: A study was made of the increasing relaxation of the field effect
in film field triodes based on CdSe films caused by the.phenonenon of migra-
tion ion polarization in the SiO and GcOX: dielectric films. A number of
X
laws characterizing the relation of the relaxation time*to the temperature and
magnitude-of the polarizing voltage.were ~.istablished. The values of the
activation energy, concentration and mobl,Xity of the- mi'ratiul, ions were de-
termined, and their nature was establishect.
The fact that high temperature polrilrization is determined by migration
of Na iors in the dielectric films is indicated in that this phenomenon is
observed only in structures wich activated, CdSe films and it disappears if
NaCl is excluded from the activating powder. Strong,asymmetry of the C(t)
function during high temperature polarizaii.warises from the.fact that the
Na ions are concentrated near the interface of the diele~ctric and semiconductor.
0
The activation energy of high temperaturcipolarization E. 1.4-1.5 electron
r
112