SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT TREGUBOV, I. A. - TRETYAK, V. I.

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'USSR UDC 660.296,,62o.t8s669-017.11
IVANOV, 0. S. t ADAFIOVA, A. S., TAFARAYEVAr YE. H., aM
~.TIKVAOV I A.
Struktura Splavov Tsixkoniya (The Structure of Zirconium Alloys kademiya
Hauk SSSR9 Izd-vo "Nauka," Moscow; 19739-199 pp
Translation of Annotationt A critical generalization is presented of
investigations published until 1970. The structure of zirconium alloys
in states of equilibrium and inequ~ilibrium is examiniod. The structure in
the state of equilibrium , discussed in the fJ-rst part of the book, is
analyzed from structural diagrams of binary andi.ternaxy systems on a zirco-
nium base. In the second part general rules are given for:the formation
of metastable phases in zirconium alloys,and also the.structure of alloys
in inequilibrium state in concrete diagrams of binary and ternary alloys.
A list of the investigated systems is presented. The'publication is intended
for investigatorsl including scientistap metallurgi6tst and mechanical
engineers working Jn the fields of investigation# developmentp and production
and application of zirconium alloyal itls also intended for teachers and
students at metallurgical and mechanical higher lnstit4tes of learning.~
Eight tablesp 222 figurest 594.bibliogra~hid4vfeirencesl
Translation of Table of Contentst
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USSR
-IVANOVe 0. S.j et al.p Izd-vo "Kauka#"; MOSCOWP 1973 199 P.P
kreface 3
Part One. Structure of zirconium alloys in the equilibrlum
state
5
Chapter 1.
s ems of:zirconium 5
Structural diagrams of binary,sy t
St rams of binarry systems of,zircona-um
ructural diag
with elements with s-valency-~envelope 6
Structural diagrams of.binary systems of.,zirconium,
with elements with p-valency~.envelope 9
Structur.U. diaSrams ofbinary,,~systems of zirconium
with-elements with d'-VAlency envelope 17
Structural diagrams, of.b.inary,systems of.,zirconium
with elements with f-,val'ency bnvelope 32
~Bibliography of chapter.1 35
Chapter 2d
Structural dia_or=s.of terna 1systems 40
ry
Bibliography of ahapter,:2: 132
er
diagrams --of quaterhary systems 136
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IVANOV, 0. S., et al.$ Ied-vo Nauka jMoscow 199 pp
Bibliography of chapter-3 147
Part Two. Structure. of zirconium alloys in the
Inequilibrium rstati~ 148
Chapter 1
rules of the formation,of metastable phases in
zirconium alloys, 148
Metastable phases Jn unalloyed, zirconium
148
Structure of zirconium alloys .vith s- and p- elements in

i
fie4atate of ineouilibrium Cea) 149
-S tructure o-P zirconium alloys with d- elements in~.-the state
of ineauilibrium. 150
Stabilization conditions of -Dhases in zirconium alloys
with d- elements 'T
XL 159
Structure of zirconium alloys
L with f- elements An the state
of inecuilibrium 163
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XVANOV' Oi S., et al.# Izd
PP
Chapter 2. Jtj_
Structure of binary zirconium alloys in the state
A
inequilibrium
Zirconium alloys vdth d-elements
Zir-onium alloys w-ith f elements
Ghapter~ 3.
..Structure of ternary zirconium alloys in.,the stat-e
Inequilibrium
Ternary zirconium alloys with s- or p- and d- elements
zirconium alloys with d- elements
'Ternary zirconium alloys with d- and f- elements
nclusion
Bibliography of part two
Ilidex of systems of zirconium alloys
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164
164
176
182
182
184
138
192
194
197

USSR UDC 577.4
TREGUBO.V. K. G.
"Mathematical, Methods for Analyzing Production Interrelationships
in.Agriculture"
pp, J, rated (from RZh-_1.7
Moscow, "Koloss 1972t 128 lust latemati.1ka
No 7, 1972, Abstract No 7V548K)
Translation: Chapter 2, Production functions--a means of econonic
nctions -4n --gri-
analysis and planning. Chapter 2, Production'fu.
culture and the economic characteri.3tic5 obtained by inveztigat-ing
them. Chapter 3, Correlation modeli-rig of production functions.
Chapter 4, Using production functions.in economic analysis and
planning of agricultural,productiori.

USSR UDC 557.4
TMOBO 11 G
ations in Agriculture"
athematical Methods of Analyzing Production Inter-kel :L
Hatematicheskiye metody analiza~ nroizvadstvennvhh via:[no!3vya,,_,nv v sel'skoi-,i khoz-
lustve Olathematical Methods of -Analyzing Production Interrelations in Agri-
culture) , Moscow, Kolos Press, 1972, 128 pp, ill., 4 1 k (from Mh-Kibernetika,
lo- 7V548Q
No 7, Jul 72, Abstract 1,
-iing chapters: Chapter I. Produc-
Translation: The book comprises the f ollo%
tion Functions - Means of _--'conomic Analysis and Planning. . Cnapter 11. Pro-
4uction Functions in Agriculture and Ecortondc: Characv6A.stics obtained as a
Result of Studying Theri. Chapter 111. ~, Coftelation Siumlation of Production
Functions. Chapter IV. Appliceltion. of'Production Fmictions in Ecollomc
Analyvis and Planning of Farm Productioni

lei, 11=11.0
USSR VDC 6Bl.32T.66
BORISOV) P. V., TREGUBOV, K. T~., EMPSKIY) A. A.
"A Device for Readout of a Ailtivalued Response in an Associative M~emory"
14os-cow, Otkrytiya., Izobreteniya, Promyshl6n~nrye Obraxtsy, Tovarnyje Naki, No 3,
1970, pp 48-49, patent No 259962, filed 18 Dee 68
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduces adevice for readout of a multi-
valued resDonse in an associative memory. The,device coatains a control unit,
detector matrix, boundary registers connected-to the cooi4inatp windings of the
mtrix, and address encoders connected to the outputs of the boundary registers.
As a distinguishing feature, the device incorporates an answer~dtsplay unit vhich
increases sDeed. This display unit is made in the form of a coincidence c;Lrcult
which indicates "negative response"j."positive single-valixed rdsponse" and "multi-
valued response". The input is connected to the encoder,,,t:and the output it; con-
nected to the control unit.
q..
Elm

1 2 007 -UINCL ASS I F I ED PROCESSING nATE--11SEP70
TlTLE-.-TRIETHYl.CHOLINE AND PARAMION ACTION O%J THE ~SORPTION OF THF VITAL
:.'STRIATED MUSCLE STAIN UNDER THE EFFECT NID.INE ~U-
AUTHOR--TREG-UROV, S.M., FEDOROVAt A.V.
~,'.COUNTRY. 'OF INFO--USSR
i-,~"SIIURCE--BYULLET'ENDEKSPERIMENTAL-IINOY BIOLOGII IMEDITSINlYt 1970, VOL 69t NR
3t PP,74-76
ATE -PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS
-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIEKES
.....SUBJECT,
-TAGS--ANTIDIABETIC, FROGt METHYLENE RUE CHOL I NOLYT IC
13L MARKING--40 qESTPICTIONS
ENT CLASS--UNICLASSIFIED
~_,_PgnXY: REEL/FRAME--1932/0840 STE P140--UR/02L9/7
Cl/069/003/007410076
ACCESSION ..NO--AP0052274
UNC LASS TF ED

212 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-11SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0052274
~:,ABSTkACT1EXTRACT--(U),GP"0- ABSTRACT. TESTS CON PUCTED *AFTEq f,.,As,,)t4nv MAIDE
JT CERTAIN THAT GLIANIDINE INCREASED~, THE ABILITY. OF AN ISOLATEn SARTORI(JN
MUSCLE OF THE LAKE FROG TO S9-qf3 THE'VITAL STAIN METHYLENE BLUE. THIS
ACTION IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE S.TIMULATION OF CHOLINORECEPTOPS, SINCE IT
CAN BE FORSTALLED BY THE ANTICHOL!NEAGIC (MUSCLr-4 RELAXANT) PARAmON.
TRI ETHYLCHOLINE IS ALSO CAPABLE OF INCREASING THE SORPTION OF THE VITAL
STAIN.BY THE MUSCLESt ITS ACTIONj HOWEVER, BEING INDEPENDENT FROM THE
ErFECT OF-TRIETHYLCHOLINE 'ON",THE CHOLIN~RGIC PR0(,:ESSES IN THE STRIATED
-AUSCLE,, TRI-ETHYLCHnLINE QQE~ NOT P.R,E.VF-NT*THE GUANTOINE. UNDUCED IINCREASE
ORPTION 13Y THE STRIATED~MU CLEm.
'OF Jtitl STAIN S( s
C,
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2, 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 9ATE-119EP70
..rIRC. ACCESSION NO--AP0052274
ABST!kACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TESTS C0111DUCTE0 'AFTER NASONOV MADE
IT CERTAIN THAT GU4NIDINE INCREASED THE.ABILITY OF AN ISOLATED SAPTORIUS
MUSCLE OF THE LAKE FROG TO SORR THE" VITAL STAIN' METHYLE,"IF BLUE. THis
ACTJON IS ASSOCIATED WIT14 THE S,TIMULATION OF CHOLrNORE~:EPTORS, SINCE IT
CAN:BE FORSTALLED BY THE ANTICHOLINERGIC (M-USCL,r-, RE~AXArm PARAmION.
TRIETHYLCHOL'INE IS ALSO CAPA6LE 13F INCREASING TflE SORPTION nF THE VITAL
STAIN 13Y THE MUSCLES, ITS ACTIONj HOWEVER,.BEIN~ INDEPENDENT F:ZOM THE
EFFECT OF-TRIETHYLCHOLINE.ON17HE CHOLINERGIC PROCESSES IN THE STRIATED
.9USCLE. TRIETHYLCHOLINE *QQE~~ NOT.~PREVEJNVTHE qUANIOINE-I.N-DUCED INCREASE
OF THE STAIN SORPTION 'BY THE STRIATM MUSCLE.
UNCLASP
TFIED

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USSR
TREGUBOV V. P. and FILIPPOVI B. V.
j
Equalizing Currents on the Surface of Metal Body in Highly-
Rarefied Plasma"
Leningrad, Aerodinamika Razrezhennykh Gasov, 1970, pp 148-160
Abstract: In, the case -of a metal bod moving thro h highly-
Y.
rarefied. plasma the total negative charge of the eleqtronji deposited
arcret~f the'.ions.
on the surface is equal to the total pobitive ch,
However, the distributions of the positive and,negative c4arges are
T_. not the same, resulting in equal
.izing-purfa.ce,curren'ts. these
currents interacting with,the magnetict fl&ld of the eia;rth result in
forces act ing on the body.~
Formula (37) is the relaiion'betw~een the surface current and
the net charges deposited, per unit of; s urface of. a b bdy of revolution
moving in the direction of its axis. By. means of this formula the
distribution of the surface: currents and the. electroxni~gnetic force are
thre bodies of rev'olutt6n:
determined for the following

USSR um 621-357-1:621-794.4.8
TREGUWVA.9 M. A., AMENOV, B. I.,, and SMJBIN, A. S.
Study and Comparison of Different Systems of Elec'
~.rpion-Exchange ReCeneration
Process of Spent Hydrochloric Iron-Coniaining Etchin~~ Solutiors"
-Sverdlovsk, Sb, Okhrana, prirodn. vod Urala' (Collection Of Works: Protectic-n of
Natural Ural Waters), No 5, 1972,~ pp 83-86 (frol-ii Referativnry Zhurnal --
Khimiya, Svodnyy Tom, No 23(11), 1972, Abstract Ho 2312o4 by G. i. volkov)
Translation: The regeneration process of etching solutions war studied in cells
divided by (a) two cation-exchanging diaphragms, (b) two cation-exchan-ing
diaphrags with flowing H2SO4 in the anode and.central chambers, (c) tWo cation-
exchanging diaphr-agms with flouring 1~'Oi, in the anode chwmber, with feedinc- the
Initial solution into the central chamber,, The latter variant produced the best
results vita respect to the iron extraction from the solution.
NEI MROMEMMONamm-

:77-77-777; 77~
USSR UDC 547.26'118 + 546.185.131
GAZIZOV, M. B., SULTANOVA, D. B., RAZUMV,A. I., and TREGUBOVA, T.-V.,
Kazan' Chemical Technological Institute~imeni S. M. girov,
"Reaction of Neutral Esters of a-Alkoxyethylphosphonic Acids With
Phosphorus Pentachloride"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 9, Sep 73, p 2087
Abstract: The reaction of neutral esters of a-alkoxy6thylphosphonic acid
with PC15, taking the reagents at the ratio of 1:3, at 40' for 15 hrs,
yields a-alkoxyvinylphosphonic acid chlorides (I) and~~alkyldichlorophos-
phates (II), in addition to phosphorus oxychloride, hydrogen chloride and
alkyl halides: R' or R, the yield in b.p~ ./mm Hgj, d20, a2O for (I)
4 D
for (I) are being reported: C2H5, 74,0,~ 63/0.03, 1.32169, 1.4910; C09,
66.7, 85/0.07, 1.2334, 1.4870; and for (11): C2H5i D*Ii~~O, 81/43, 1.3823,
.1.4340; C3117, 32.8, 67/10, 1.30U, 1.4380,
34
summon----

USSR uDc - 424-31T. 328
I OV, Ye. S.. FOMI KO. A.; P.,
"Measurement of fligh-Fre c omagnetic~.Fields,in a Stationary
qu ney Ele tr.
'Induction Discharge at Atmosphe:~ic Pres's ure"
V sb. V07pr. fiZ. nizkotermeraturn. nlazmy (Problems of Low-Temperature
"Nauka t
Plasma Physics-collection of -works), Mins ekbn 19-10, PP
195-198 (from RZIi-Radiotekh-n-1ka,' No 2 Feb 71, Abstr,~ct No 2A328)
TranslatIon.: A magnetic probe is used.for experimentally measuring the
spatial distribution of the hirgh-frequency ealectromuqi(.,Lic f1cid in a
stabilizetl vortex dirscharge plaamn at atmospheric pretisure. 'Elie retsult.ant
experimental data are used with Mayurell -i, ea Uations te. dc~te:nnine the
strength of the high-frequancy field, phase angles, rf curri_,nt depsity,
conductivity, the Dower released in the :pla!uria, and th6 resistance whic.1i
is introduced, all in terms of a unit of lengt1h of thc- discharge. ExT,,eri-
mental and theoretical results are compart~d. Two illuritrations, one table,
-bibliography of seven titles'. ResUM6.

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TITLE: Heaourlng the Oscillation Relaxation Tim or the
00'I Level of CO, Nal-ecules in the Tc=paroturu-
-
.- 600*x
Interval of 300'

Irmerenlye vremeni kolebateX'noy relakeatsli isrevnya
'
*
1 moltkuly CO v int.rvals C" At%it-300-400K
00
Aa
22-111 "1 --V--%- 1-1- jtnd Trekhov, Ye.
PAIGES1
thurnal pritladnoy spektroakopil. Ho, 2. 1972
pageA 249_25i

ORICIXAL LANCUAGS, R .. 1.An
TMMATOM CRH
TWSWION WO,-_ APPROVED
DATE
~7,

USSR UDC: 53T.53
VARGIN, A. N., PASYNKOVA, L. M., TREKHOV, Ye. S., Moscow Exigineering
Physics Institute
Emittance of Carbon Dioxide Plasma at Temperatures of 7000-90001K in
the Spectral Interval of 2100-10,000 A"
Moscow, Teplofizika Vysokikh Temperatur, Vol io, iTo 4, jul/Aug 72, pp,
T32-737
Abstract: The emittance distribution of a carbon dioxide plasma is de-
termined at atmospheric pressure over a,broad spectral interval of
2100-10,000 A at temperatures of 7000, 8000,and 90000K, The results are
given in the form of graphs. The distributions found for intensities at
vavelengths longer than 6000 A show characteristic differences from the
distributions at shortor wavelengths ---at TOOOOK the line c-mission is
very weal-, and the principal contribution is from molecaar systems, one
of the strongest being the Swan C2 syste!n. At 90001K there is a sharp
increase in the emission contribution from the line,spectrum, At wave-
lengths shorter than 5650 A there- are breaks in the curlre for intensity
as a function of wavelength on the strongest lines in the- visible
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VARGIN, A. N' et al., Teplofizika Vysokikh Temperatu.-, Vol 10, No
jul/Aug 72, pp 732-737
and ultraviolet regions of the spectrum.., The eyperimental results are
compared with calculations for pure carbon-dioxide-~ Satisfactory agree-
ment is observed in the region belov 3500 A (i. e..a:t this wavelength and
shorter). In the long-wave regioniwheke the Swan C2-~molecular system
begins to make itself felt, the theoretical curve lies much lower than the
experimental data, which fact is attributed to the composition of the gas
assumed,for the initial data of the calculations.
2/2
69

UDC 534.222.2
USSR
VINOKUROV, A. YA., OYDRYAVI'SEV, YE. 1-1. ,MIROn'OV, V. D. TREI~"V YE S.
I'S tudy o f oscillatory Relaxation of Ca.rbon Honoxide"
V sb. 3-y I'ses. sir, it i v--ryvu L(Third All-11nion Sympositmi
pozium-PL~-P.Qrvniv - _].9L
on Combustion and Explosion, J.971--collection of:works), Chernogolovka, 1971,
pp 282-234. (from. R-7h-I'leldianikai No 1j., 14ov 71, Abstract No 1-1-1.3,123)
Translation: The distribution of the density p in the relaxation zone of a
shock wave and the t:Ltie -r. of'oscillatory, relaxatina of CO in the 2,200-3,1500-K
ter~merature rancre are found by measuring ~ the radiation~~intenAty of the valence
band of the CO molecule (Wavelez th.4.76~microns), The dependence of 'r on T is
describcd by the formula
-1/3
PT exp(194T 10.7){l,- exp(I 3HINT) microseconds-at (1)
The existing divergence of the values of T. found from tbe data of other authors
is possibly connecte-, witri the fact. that,Jn contrast t6, (1), the other authars
represent the result of averaging T over tI
ie relaxation. zone.

~U33R UDC: 538.4
I~Hr,V,
w
SOSHNIi-GV, V. N., TRE Ye. ~,S, and IKBOSIEN, !u. M.
"Theory of a lligh-~I: re s sure 13adyll Discharget'
V sb. Votr. fiz niztmtemoeraturn.. ola2m
V (Troblealls 4n the Physics
of Low-Temperalure Piasmas--collectiGn of works) !~'insk, Nauka
tekhn~" 1970; -on 169-175'(f* o AZh-;-:kI1ekh Lnika, No. -2, Feb 71, Ab-
r M
NIo. 2B4)'
Translation; As a result G.4' the machine solut ica o--P the differen-
tial equations of the electromagr"etic field -aind heat conductivity
for a large number of vari~-,-nts, the inteLrral paralMoters of the dis-
cha-ge in air and in argoa,-as w6ll.as the ra,dia-I tj-,-mperature and
field distributions ( the imidimen'sional probl.flln) P.re obtained.
The presence of stable end unstable dischargetmodea is discovered,
and the essential roie played by radiation e-w--rgy loss is noted.
The available eyperimenta~l data does not contradict the theory.
Numerical solutions of the two-dimenzional discharr-e problem with
a blowing gas is obt-ined. Bibliogra Ly of 29~. Atithor's abstract.
ph
44

USSSR M. 681,333
GOROKHOV, YU. S., EEDYAKOV, I. if., and TRW, G. V.
"DifTerential Gear Modeling Device"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 341051, Cl.'G 06g 7/64, filed 26 Nov 70, Pub-
lished 5 Jun 72 (from Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy,
Tovarnyye Znaki, No 18, 5 Jun 74 P ~85)'~
Abstracts The device contains diodes, re.sistors,and operational amplifiers.
To increase modeling accuracy and enlarge. the class of;. problew that can be
solved, It contatins kinematic chain moiieje whotio outputs are connectedq to
Onc of
the input of tho stimming wilpliflar and to.the outputs-of the- dcvice.
s connertPd integrating
the aunraing amplifier outputs is connected to a seric.-
waplifter and inverting amplifier; the othersuming aii"plifter output is con-
nected to one of the inputs of the-computing amplifier;-,-the other Input,to
~the output of the inverting amplifiert to~wboca feedbac% in mimacted a four-
diode bridge; and the computing amplifieroutput is connectedto the kine-
matic chain models, the fimt Inputs of which4re conneoted to the inputs of
the device*
60
own

USSR UDC 681.33
GOROKHOV, Yu. S., and TREL'. G. V.
J "A Device for Modeling the Efficiency of Mechanical Transmissions"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No, 22, Aug 72, Author's Certificate No 345495, Division G, filed 23 Jul 70,
published 14,Jul 72, p 180
Translationz This Author's Certificate introduces a device for modeLing
the efficiencv of mechanical transmissions. The device contains a four-
diode bridge, resistors, inverting adder amplifiers,iand diodes. As a
distinguishing feature of the patent, the device is simplified and the class
of problems which can be solved,is extended by malking the following modifi-
cations: The first and second inputs of the device are connected through
the first and second resistors to the input of the first adder amplifier.
Connected to this same input through the four-diode bridge are the power
supply, the second input of the-device,, the outputs or- the second adder
amplifier with a diode in the.feedback circuit, and the third adder ampli-
fier. The second and third adder amplifiers are connected in series. The
inputs of the four-diode bridge and the~lnputs of the~lsecond and third
adder amplifiers are connected-through the third, fourth, and fifth
1/2

USSR UDC 681.:3~3
MIZEL G. V.
Simulating the C n -of Fridtion"
"A Device f or oefficieO t
Moscow, OtkrytAya, Izobretetiiya, Promysh.lennyve Obraztsy, Tovarnyye
Znaki, No 3, 1970, p 130, patent.Vo 260292i filed,'; 2 Sep 68
.Abstract: This Author's Certificate in'troduces a device for simulating
the coefficient of friction and is ba ed on -atent No 221397. As a
p
distinguishing feature of the patent,,t-fie unit is!,'designed for improved
accuracy in simulation of systems with friction coaples by taking .
account of the relationship between the coeffici4lat of static Eriction
d duration of the period of rest and'imotion. Th'e device contains
a
n
an additional series -connected relay element, intiigrating network urith
series-connected diode and resistortiedIn parallel with the main re-
sittor of the integrating network, and.a summing.6ircait. The input
of the relay element is connected to the output of, the rectifier, and
bits reference voltages are respeatively.the zero V61tado and a voltage
.which is proportional to the maximwm chang co
~,e in the efficiint o-E static
friction. The second input of the aukili~ry gn;triming circuit is con-
nected to the third input of the second:,main dium-ming circuit and serves
as the input for inforlmatioA on the val" of the ipniximmn coefficient
of stndc friction. 1/21

USSR UDC 536.422
VASIL'YEV, I. N., TRELIN Yu., S.,. an&. RCQ%IANOV,'.i A.
"Experimental Data on the Speed of- Sou~ad -I'n Saturated and.Superheated Cesium
Vapor Up to 1280*K"
Moscow, Teplofizika Vysokikh Temperatur, Akademiya NaWk, SSSR, Vol-9 No l'
Jan-Feb 1971, pp 59-66
Abstract: The following method of measuring the speed of sound in cesium
vapor was used. 20 gram of distilled liquid cesium was introduced into the
vapor generator of the measuring chamber- Absen,ce of.gas in this chamber
was*.checked ultrasonically. The vapor-temperature was. measured by thermo-
couples. The vapor pressure was determined1by measuring the vapor tempera-
ture close to the liquid surface.. Thespeed;.of sound was measured acousti-
cally by the method described in an. article by the same authors in~ the same
journal, No 6, 1969, p 7.,
The experimental data were correlated-by the least squares method.
An analytical expression of tite speed of sound as a function of temperature
and pressure has been wcrked out..
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:TITLE--DIMETHYLVINYLCARBINOL FROM DILUTE-AQUEOUS~~SOLUTIONS -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-OGORODNIKOVt S.K.v NEMTSO,V, N. S. rTRE~.NKE,~K.A., MOROZEOVA, A.I.
'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-U.S.S.R. 263,593
REFERENCE--OTKRYTIYAr HOBRET.21PROM, 0 RAZTSY, TdVARNYE ZNAKI 1970r

USSR UDC ~17-93+513-881
LOGINOV, B. V., Tashkent, and A., Moscow
"The Use,of Group Properties for Determining Multiparametric Families of
Solutions to Nonlinear Equations
Moscow, Matematicheskiy Sbornik, Vol 85, NO 3, Jul 71, pp 44o-454
Abstract: The authors examine anonlinear eq%%tion'in Banach space that is
invariant relative to the continuous group They gVe the conditions that
permit reducing the equations of the Lyapunov-Schmidt braliching both by number
of equations and by nwdber of unknowns..'thus making it possible to greatly
simplify finding the multiparametric families of solutiona to this problem.
Instances are often encountered inwhich the solution to a nonlinear
problem depends on one or more free nupearical parameters. Included here are
problems concerning long and isolated %i aves having,a finite number Osolutions.
Such a situation exists in the problem of secondary stationary flows of a
viscous fluid between cylinders rotating'on one side und the problem, which is
similar, concerning free convection, especially convection In the horizontal
layer of a fluid heated from below.
If the problem is invariant relati~e,to a certalagroup of transforma-
tions then either all or part of the free.parameters have a group,,aonnotation
112

USSR
LWINGV, B. V. and TREN. 'IN, V. A., Matematicheskiy,Sbornik, Vol 85, No 3,
Jul. 71, pp 44o-454
thus permitting the problem to be simplified in a number of instances by seek-
ing a solution vhich belongs to a certain subspace. ~The authors carry out a
detailed analysis of the possibilitie.s.available for'the general equation in
a Banae-4 space
Theorems are stated, and detaile&mathematical proof is offered to
support +J2e authors' position. The article.,contains!,a bibliography of 15
titles.

USSR UI)c 669.295:539.2t539,Z14
tr-O-ILO-MA. T. L., IMUMAYWA, G. V., LW H1W, R. 11., POTAPPMO, YU - I and
RAGAMOVICHi I. U., Institute of Physics of Hetals, Academy of Sciences USSR
"Bleet=n-Microscope Study of Structural Changes.OccurTing'Upon Ifigh Tempe=-
ture,The=omechanical. Treatment of Titanium.Alloys"
Sverdlovsk, Firika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 36, No 6., Dec 73, pp
1242-1252.
Abstract: The microstructural changes occurring in V`TJ5 (beta alloy) and
VT9 (alpha plus beta alloy) upon high temperature theilnomeahanical -treat-
ment were studied using the method of transmission electron microscopy.
Particular attention was given to the influence of the duration of the pause
between the end of deformation andhardening on the microstructure of the
alloys. It was established that it is thecreation of 'a polygonized structure
which is responsible for the favorable combination of strength and plastic
characteristics of these alloys. It is shown that as the duration of the
pause between the end of deformation and hardening is i6creased, the increase
in plasticity and decrease in strength obs6rved results~~rimmrily from a
thange in the phase ratio and-the dispersion'of the phases.
52

VDC 615.917
I-H. Z.,
.; litt 11 LOV,
P. V., V. , CHIP"SINA, M. A., YERY"IMN, V. 11. .11 it - ,
Etjtirlz~~,,:L of the lit 1--,1 0 r ganopli c-7, p lior us Pes t ic-'i ele ISI. tex"
V 5b.
i! cruij1:11 f zlzi Col-ov s redivi na err,-anizri
t:,; 'I'i-fcct ei Ultrasourd, PoLsolls ancil other Factors
of GIC of ~tr'an and I'ocd Products -- collection of
vorkfi) P Zi 9 1f r a v,
"o 2, Feb 72, Abstr--ct iw 2.54.773)
irii~l-,~' La t: n7i; (an organophos-
- wit". 1"Itex
50' J ~-)rjnciple/ (Ii.rsolved in water (I r.,,P,)
in doser of InOl w);j'
500, 600 70.) nrid fjOil and they were ob-
served fol. i I, k a t! C--' - of 10
0-200 I~rll' the activity of Llw Choli'll-
QSWril:~'C' fiaClOOL-' i) 2-3 dvIrlm,~ th(l f -; r11; L 1-2 days , arid it: bcgan co
recover aft,~r 7-11 d ~- -v s
The dose of 100 was taken a-, the minimum toxic
For C'or'us oll -.Cyj and ill-lw-r, increased freclucney of
urinaLlci , lin r r; I C:1 ,c6j~ l-;:cLj 07t of Llic' plljlllt~, LL.11-5, 'ilill-C.SiS Of the extremii-
tia! n i n
-1 dru - -"rc r - 1-5 in !he scdimentation rate,
cucocybosis, ~rd rcductior, in the chvlJncst:erisc- -ctivity by
3
15 r c 2 dl lhc: hl'Llrjo T i.s DO r- I'k-- the M is 364.6
- 50
112

Vliwnive ul'traZVUI~a, vadakhICulik. i vvu-,VMt faktorm,
WLIGIVI S. M; I A . I .. - .,. ~
rott"r MA 0r:7:aU;;,r3 -)i!;Ilcll. 2rodt-4.~-,tv, grasnodar, 19'11, lip
(491-8-277.4 For ralbbit~,z (I was 111jected ill doses of 25-200 the
DL wir Calculated on the level of Z^)2 (111,67!-747.3) mg/j-,g. The Pathoi-.-iorphologi-
cal chanrcs in rabbi Es were Characterized by'. circulatory diso-xdcrs and disLrophy.
Irstjute.
ld

----------------
1/2 032 PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE-,-BINDERS BASED ON MODIFIED-DIENOL S -U-
L.I., KOVALs V.1G-
OF TNFO--USSR
SOURCE- PLAST. MASSY 19709 t3), '15-17.
DATE PUBL I SHED------ 70
~SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
HINDERg EPOXY RESIN, MALEIC ANHYDRIDE, LAMINATED
PLASTIC9 COPOLY-MERIZATIONg STYRENEr ORGANIC PEROXIDE7 INSULATING
MATERIALM)ED5 EPOXY RESINt: AUWIENUL~ -S RESIN:
UNTROLMARKING--ND RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--199710666 STEP NO--UR/0191/70/000/003/0015/0017
CIRE ACCESSION 440--AP0119574
UNCLASSIFIEO

-7-77
7, -~.7
2/2 032 UNCLA,SS2iFIED PR'OCESSING DATE--230CT7C
C:IRC, ACCESSION NO--AP0119574
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECTS WERE STUDIED OF
MODIFYING A DIENOL-S (1) WITH AN ED-5 EPOXY ReSIN A,~ID MALEIC ANHYDRIDE
ON THE PROPERTIES OF HARDENED CASTI.NG RESINS AND LAMINATED INSULATING
PLASTICS. THE HARDENING TIME ANOTEMP, WERE MARKEDLY REDUCED BY
JNIT14TING THE COPOLYMNO OF I WITH STYRENE IN,THE PkESENCE OF 8Z SU62 0
SUB2 AND DICUMYL PEROXIDE.
UNCLASSIFIED
110nolpim 9-80mgmamalramm"M M-9

012 'FIED" PqOCESSING UATE--090CT70
UNdLASSf,
,TITLE--AUTOMATIUN OF CHARGE FEEDING,FOR CUPOLA ME'LTING -U-
A.UTHUK-(G4)-TrESHCHALIN, V*V.t,S.UKHAqtHUK, YU.S.,. BLAGUNRAVOV, 3.P.,
NIKITIU,
CQU.NTRY. OF INFO--USSR
'-_~;~OURU-LITEINIQE P
ROIZVOU. 1976v~ 2# 8" 10;
,-.,_.~,OATE PUBLISKED---70
"'.sUaJECT AREAS--MATERIALS* MECH.9 lNt).,:CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--CAST IRUNt TECHNICAL STANDARDT METAL MELT VING, AUTOMATION
MARKING-NI) RESTRICTIONS
OCUM~NT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIEU
~.-:,MJXY REFIJ~KAMI-1995/13-19 $Tf-f,',NO--Ull/012~J/';,,')/o(j2/0(jO/000ti/0010
ClkCACCESSION NU--APOIL6828
UNCLASSIFLED
I Mal

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21Z 012 UNCLASSIF48D PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
ACCESSION NG--AP01168ZS
ABSTIACT/EXTRACT-1U) GP-0- A8S
TRACT. TH EVARIATIONS IN, THE CHEM. C-MPN.
OF. THE CHARGE COMPUNENTS (AS, ALLQ~ED~BY GOVERNMENT SITUS.) HAS A MUCH
LARGER EFFEECT ON VARIATIONS IN,THE Ci4EM. cbm>,qi. 'OF THE CAST IRON MELTED,
THAN ThE V,A.RIATIUNS IN WEIGHING UF T14E COMPU'INENTS 'yvITH ERRORS SMALLER
pr
THAN OR EQUAL TO 10-15PERCENT. THE AUTOMATED WEIGHING OF CHA.1.3-ES TO THE
CupbLA SHOULD NOT BE TOO ELAL30RATE AND A SIMPLE ARRANGEMENT WITH THE
ACCURACY C;f 10-15PERCENT 15 QUITE SATISFACTORY, PROVIDED A LARGE
IAT
INTERMEDIARY STORAGE 15 PROVIDED.IN WHICH THE VAII TJNS IN CHEM. COMPN.
ARE EQUALIZED.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 547.26'118
PETROV, K. A., WajM.~ALN.A,. ~L. V. , and SULAYMANOV, 'A.
"Synthesis of the Derivatives-of a-Alkoxyvinylphosph'onic Acids"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43.(105), No 4, Apr 73, pp 753-758
Abstract: Reaction of the anhydride of Oa-dthoxyvinylphosphonic acid with
hexylamine and p-toluidine yields amide salts of ~-ethoxyvinylphosphonic
acids; in case of aromatic amines the phosphorylation occurs through the
stageof the formation of amide salt of ~-ethoxyvinylpyrophosphonic acIA.
A synthetic method has been developed for the synthesis of.acid phenyl
esters of 6-alkoxyvinylphosphonic acid by'reacting pl~enol with the anby-
drides of 'these acids, It has,been' established that,during the reacti-on
of anhydrides with substituted phenols.occasionally monoesters of
alkoWvinylpyrophosphonic acid are forme ,d instead of.monoarylphosphonates.
Phenolysis of a-ethoxyvinylphosphonic acid dichlorider, with the reagent
ratio 1:1 leads to the formAtion-iof.ary;l, ether, dliloro',inhyd~ides which upon
ti ith-amines.
-xvac ing w yield!et
16

~1/2 012 UUCLASSIFIED ~PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
TITLE--EFFECT OF MAGNESIUM ON CARBOHYDRATE METABOL:ISM IN BARLEY PLANTS -U-
-:AUTHC-'R-(02)-TRESHCHQVfo A-G.t CHERNOKLINOVA, V.A.
--CCUNTAY OF INFO--USSR
SOURC.~-_ K H IM .SEL. KHGZ~ 1970, 8(2), 105-6
--bATE PUBL I SHED---70
_~'SLBJECT AREAS--AGRICULTURE
C JAGS-MAGNES IUM, CARBOHYDRATEr SOIL TYPE, FERTILIZER APPLICATION,
:MINF
.RAL FERTILIZER, CEREAL CROP
,aCCINTRU, MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
REELIFRAMC-2000/1376 STEP Nb'.-UR/0394i7Q,~0081002/0105/0106
1-CLRC ACCESSIEN NO--AP01Z5024
-0
UNCLASSIFIC

212 012 UN6LASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC. ACCESSICN Nfl--APOL25024
:,A BSTR ACT/ EXTRACT- (U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. BARLEY PLANTS W E P E G R 0 ~.; N 'A )"I L if G H T
POD110LIC SOILS 'WITH PH 4.9, AVAILABLE, AND HYDROLYTIC. ACIDITY L.23 AND
q.20 it-t;EQUIV.-100 G SOIL RESP., TOTAL ABSORBED ALt"ALI 1.5 MEQlJ[V.-l00 G,
AND,DEGREE GF SOIL SATN. WITHALKALI 31PERCENT., THE EFFECT OF MG
FERVILfLERS ON 6ARLEY GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT WERE STUDIED ON THE
FOLLOWING VARIANTS, OF SOIL BACKGROUNDS.- ACIDr BY THE ADON. OF N-P-K( (NH
SUBA) SUB2 50 SUB4 PLUS NANG SUB3 30I.SUPERPHOSPHATE A5 AND KCL 60
KG-HA)t WITH OR WITHOUT MGSO SUB4; LIGHT ACID, BY~THE ADON. OF NPK
FERTILIZERS lii[TH CHALK, OR DOLOMITE, OR CHALK AND,VUjN[TE; LIMEDf BY T14E
ADDN. OF N-P-K FERTILIZERS '-Ir'ITH CHALK A,ND.MGS0 SUBly; AND NITRATED, BY
MGSO SUB4 ADDN.
THE ADON. CF NPK FERTILIZERS WITH OR WITHOUT MGSO'SU34.
-,JO Tl.iE-:SC-IL CONTRIBUTED TO THE INCREASE OF SfARCHIN THE MATURE BARLEY
GRAINS. ThE MOST, EFFECTIVE rREATMENT WAS, ADON, OF MGSO SU64 TO THE ACID
AND NiTRATED BACKGROUNDt IiHEN THE STARCH'CONTENT I'INCREASED BY 6PERMT.
OURIING, LEAF AND EAR DEVELOPMENTp MGSO SUB4 ADON. fIX-REASED THL EFFLUX OF
SOL. SUGARS FROM VEGETATIVE~ INTO, REPROPUCUIVE'ORGANS. FACILITY:
.::,,UNI.Vo DRUZHi3Y NAR. IM. LUMMUMBYP MOSCOW# SSRI

0 22 01". !_p~z'1CFSS1J7, DATE--o?OCT70
TITLi-ALKYLAHON' TUL)EAk .1SY 1) P D PY L E t. F: 0 NFLUORINE CUNTAIN UIG CATALYSTS
WTh" rk~ 103 A
I I-K?1A81;,1ULLAYEV I. E.q TRESHCHOVAI YE.G. ANTTPIN4, T.V.
~'-_,'400.NTRY OF~ INFO-USSP
6:
::5kVhj C;E N'iFTEKHfMIYA 1970, lot 34
~_.DAT E'pUbL 1SHED------70
J E U, AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TAGS--ALKYLAT IfIN, TCLUENE PRL)PYL'E-NE FLUnll INE ALUMINUM 3XIDE,
"RAPHY
CATALYST* I SOME P GAS CHROMATOG
R. f! I'! V, A PIK 14 G - - NIRESTRICTIONS
.7. OCUME~!T CLASS-UNGLASSIFTED
,~PRGXY ~,itEVf RAAE-1992/1372 STEP (4fj!---URIOC'-'04/70/010/001/0034/00-iC)
JR C: A CLE SS 1'.JU NC--AP0 112 B52
UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASS I V I ED
212 022
DATE-020CT70
.ABST-n~:ACT/ EXT R ACT- Wl GP-0- AbSTRACT. TULUENE AiND PRGPYLENE 4T 3: 1 40LAI~
;IATIC ',if-RE PASSED 1 HR AT ATI. PRESSUkE AND A TOLUENE SPACE VELDCITY nF
0.3 14' PRIME NEGATIVEI GVER AL OXYFLUDRIDE CONTG 56*i5PER'CENT F (1),
FLUOANN4TED AL SU32 Cl SU63 (6.4-PERCENT F) ( f I J 1. 'AND COM. HOUNDRY
CATALYST (111). -.MAX. YIELDS OF )41XED:CYMENES, BASED ON' ICLUENE, '4CRE:
It 20 iiT. PERCENT AT 24GDEGREES*; I I., 21PERCENT A~ 213ooCGREES I I ,
lsP!----PCENNT AT 260DEGREES. MAX. WT. YIELDS OF THE C '9 14, AND P ISOMERS,
DETP. bY GAS LIQ. CHkC;MATOG. aERE AS',r-OLLOWS AT, THE TEl-'lP. SIVEN: (1),
30,.220; 60# 330; 5()v 240; (11)- 25v 220s. 40.v 300P 501. 240: (III)v 30,
Z401,' 40, 280; 60, 240*
UNCLASSIFIED

UNI-t A.'>.~, I t- t t VvmUttto~iINti UAll:--3UtjLl fU
TITLE--CATALYTIC AND THERMAL REAC-HONS OF 2,3,DINETHYLBUTADIENE AND
15OPRENE AND CHLORAL -U-
AUTk0R-(03J-TKESHCHOVAr YE.G., KLIMOVAt YE.I..* ARBUZOVI Yu.A.
.~CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-SOURCE-LH. ORG. KHIM. 19709 6(a), 414-22,
PUBL I SHED ------- 70
.~":SUSJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
:,,,-,,,,T.001c,~-,IAGS--ISO.14ERt-SPECTROSCOPIC ANALYSISt CATALYTIC HYDROGENATION*
CONDENSATION REACTION, BUTADIENE, ISOPRENE, CHLORINATED ORGANIC
COMPOUND, TIN CHLORIDE
Ce4fROL- MARK I NG-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,-'.''OROXY''.REEL/FRAME--1992/1678 STEP NO--UR/0366170/006100310419/0422
C IRC. ACCESSION NO-AP0112672
UNCLASSIFIED

212 014 LAiSfFIED'. `~PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
UNC
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0112672
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE REACTION OF H SUBZ C:CMECME:CH
SUB2 (1).WITH OHCCCL SUB3 (If) 'IN THE PRESENCE OF SNCL SUB4 AT ROOM
TEMP. GAVE AN ISOMERIC"t4lXT..CO.NTG':Sl,41LAR TO 20PERCENT DIENE ADDUCT
3t~4tDIMETHYLt6t(TRICHLDRO,4ETHYL),5;6t D]HYDkO,21i,PYAA.N (111) AND SIMILAR
TO SOPEREENT H SUB2 C:CMECI:CH SU82)Cfi SUB2 CH(CCL SU83)OH fIV). THE
STRUCTURES OF THESE PRUDUCTS WERE CONFIRMED BY CATALYTIC HYDROGENATION
AND SPECTROSCOPY. THE THERMAL'CONUENSATION OF.1 WITH 11 GAVE
PREDOMINANTLY III AND ONLY A SMALL ART. OF JV. ISOPRENE REACTED WITH 11
ANALOGOUSLY TO GIVE AT ODEGREES.IN THE.PRESENCE~OF SNCL SUB/t
PREDOMINANTLY H SUB2 C:CHC(:tH~SU82i,CH~SU52':CHIC,CL SUB310H AND AT
1451-50DEGREES TO GI VE PREDOMINANTLY~ i
..4 9 H E T HYL 16 (T RI CHLO R OM E T HY L Y# b I 4b gb~'v 2H f P Y R AN FACILITY:
0 K-o'GOS. UNIV. IM* LOMONUSOVA, MG Sc,O W iUSSR.
UNCLASSIF160

2/2 008 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NG--AP0112671
ABSTRACTiEXTRACT--(U) (;P-0- ABSTRACT'* THE REACTION OF H SUB2 C:CMECME:CH
SU32 (1) WITH OHCCO SUB2 BU (11) WTHE PRESENC E OF,SNCL SUB4 AT ROOM
TEMP, GAVE.AN ISOMERIC MEXT. CONTG.~30PERCENT DIENE ADDUCT BU
3r4vDlMETHYLt 5t6iDIHYDRDi2HtPYRANr6vCARBOXYLATE- AND, 70PERCENT H SU32
C:CMEC(:CH SUB2)CH SUS2 CH(OH)CO~SUBZ OU. THE PIONCATALYTIC 1-11
REACTION AT 130DEGREES GAVE PkEDOMINANTLY THE Ot ENE.ADDUCT. ISOPRENE
REACTED ANALOGOUSLY. FACILITY: MOSK. GOS. UNIV* IM. LOMONOSOVA,
MOSCOW# USSR.

UNCLASSI FI EFY "P-qOCC-SSINS DATE--020CT70
IN THE ARCTI'_~' RESEARCH -U-
OF LENI.NIS OUTLINES
.~-~.AUTHC,i~-(02)-Tr~ESH,NIKOVP A.F.9 SHPAYKER, A.0.
L;F l;%FO--USlR,,ARCTlC OCEAN
._,;S0U9CE_--fJKEAtv0LQGIYA, 19T0, VOL 10, NR 2 PP 198-2L2
AT E PUeL ISHED-------70
S U16 J C C TAREAS-EARTH SCIENCES AID :ICEANOGRAPHY, AT140SPHERIC SCIE,4CES
EXPEDITIONr ARCTIG CLIMATE, A'
GEOLOGY,
'~~:OCE,'O*GRAPHLC DATA MC-TEORBLOGIC: DA TA:
S4
G-NO RESTRICTIONS_'
.%t:0NTRGL MARK I Nv
DOCUMEN T.CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PRO XY _R E E L/ F RA M&~--l 99D/ 1392 STFP NO--IJR/0213170/t)10/OC)2/0198/0212
t*IR'C, ACCESSION NO--AP0109458
UNCLASSIFIED

212 - 012 UNCLASS1 FLED_' !~ ~PROCEISSING DATE--b2OCTT0
C'IRC ACCESSION ND--AP0109458
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT., V. 1. LENT1 GAVE IUCH ATTENTIOlq TO
THE ARCTIC STUDIES FROM THE FIRST DAYS OF THE SOVIET PnWER. ON THE 2ND
OF JULY, 1918, AT THE MEETING OF THE~COUNCIL OF PEOPLE'S COMMISSARS HE
SUPPCPTED VPROPOSAL TO ORGANIZE THE HYDROGRAPHIC EXPEDITION T9 THE
A'RCTIC OCEAN. BUT THE INTERVENTfON:INTERFEREO.~! ON THE 4TH JF MARCH,
19201, BY LENIN'S PERSONAL-ORDER THE PRESIDIUM OF~THE SUPREME COUNCIL OF
NATIONAL ECUN014Y DECIDED TO ORGANIZE THE NORTHERN SCIENTIFIC r04
ME RC I AL
EXPEDITIGN WHICH WAS LATER REORGANIZED INTO THE~~INSTITUTE OF NORTHERIN
STUDIES, THE ARCTIC AND ANTARCTIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE.,o THIS EXPEDITION
ALSO'.GAVE BIRTH TO THE INSTITUTE OF ARCTIC GEOLOIGY. 04 THE .f0TH OF
MARCHt L921i Vs 1. LENIN SIGNED. A DECREE. ON, THE ~ORGANIZATION OF THE
FLOATING MAKINE RESEARCH INSTETUTE WH ICH TOGEtHER WITH THE CENTRAL
INST.ITUTE OF FISHERIES- RESEARCH~GAV.E, BIALTH XO THE~ ALt~ UP41-ON INSTITUTF
FOR FrSHERIES RESEARCH AND.CCEANOGRAPHY. AS AN rMPLERENTATION OF
LENIN'S OUTLINES A WIDE PROGRAM OF INTEGRAL OCEANOGRAPHIC AND
HYDPGt'ET0ROLbGMAL OBSERVATIONSAN TkiE ARCTIC BASIN AND
IN THE
'MARGINAL ARCTIC SEAS WAS ` ' ' E ~ST UDY AN6 ANkLYS I S OF THE
COMPLETED. TH
3aTAINED DATA YIELUED INFORMATION or-GREAT THEGRETICAU VALUE.
NAVIGATIONAL AIDS AND REFERENCE'.MANUALS: ARE THE- I~RACTICAL OUTCOME
~COVEPING THE OPERATIONAL REQUIREIAE41;ITS THE SHIP8UILURSt PORT
SPECIALISTS~AND OTHERS CONCERNEDs.:;' FAC ILI TY'*'. AR~TICHESM I
..-ANTARKTICHESKI-Y N-I INSTITUTO
UNCLASSIFIED

11P0042G30
Nr.:
Xcc C,
Ref. Code;
Conference on Oceanolofa, Atmo4heric Physics Geogwhi,
(Sil-ary: "Session of the Department of Qceanology,. Atmospheric Physics
and Geography Acadeny of Sciences USSR in Leniq&La M., V.-,.Z varin.a.l
Mosco.v, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, S6riya Geograficheskaya'. No 1, 1970,
147)
A scientific session of the Department~of Oceanology, Atmospheric
Physics and Geography of the Academy of Sciences US$R vatt, hel&in Lenin-
grad-during.the period 1-2 July.1969. ~ It was devoted to'the most impor-
tant meteorological problems associated with.the.study.ot'.other natural
the use of natural r o es 1;
-processes and es Urc h the uational:eco' my. D. V.
4 1 ~10
Ralivkin discussed the overall aspects of thi siudy,of strong urinds in
raation to processes in the lithosphere and':h~4rospherei,i,emphisizing
that.their interaction vith the atmosphere is most,important at the time
Of catastrophic phenomena. 14. I.-Ymdj"av6 a:review of exceptionally
severe dust storms over the European part of the USSR during the last 100
yearsand devoted much attention to the dustistorms of 1969 affecting the
Ukraine. The speaker felt that his theory of turbulent diffusion of heavy
particles can be applied for studying'the mechanics of dust storms. Yudin
feels that shelterbelts are the most effective means for orotectIng soils
__=1004

APOC,1426,30L,
against wind erosion. M. 1. Budyko, in a report entitled "StLidy of Solar
Radiation and its Transformations at the Earth's Surface," generalized the
research work already done in this fial&and told of the existing sources
of information and the many spheres of its use. He devoted particular
attention.to the energy processes in the vegetation cov~ar (photosynthesis
process). A. F. Treshnikov reported on studies of the Arctic, and hydro-
meteorological servicing of the nat-ional economy in the;north. The studies
made during the last 15-20 years from drifting4tations'and by air-expedi-
tions have yielded much information on bottom,relief, formation and circu-
lation of air and vater masses and the ice regime of the Arctic Ocein. The
physicomechanical properties of ice of different ages have bellin studied and
practical recommendations given on the design,and.power of engines for Ice-
breakers and other -vessels. This report al-so- examined the pre~spects fbr
further Arctic research. K, of natural
Kpn4 told of su
resources made using artificial earth satellites. Ho dimexissed the many
-aspects of this problem, emphasizing the i~p6rtance.of global survevs,
coun. enred on advances in satellite meteoralogy, advanced~the idea of a lunar
neteorological station and the desirabilityi.a6d feasibility-of using space-
Ahips in geophysical research. Fe desc:ribed them work of the Aerosp
.Bcv,
Methods Laboratory at Leningrad State UnPXq~r-Aitm- I K. S.i~Shifrin gave-a
report on "Light Scattering as'a method for~Stu ing the'Structure of
.4y

N
USSR uDc 621.317.8
TRES
jjjmwS=,, A.
IfTec
hnology of Making Ixnr-Resistance Noninductive if-licroresistors"
Works of
Tr. N11 introskopii the Scientific Research Institute of
Internal-Inspection), 1976, wyp. 4, pp 108-113 (from 'RU-Radiotekhnika,
No 8, Aug 71, Abstract No 8V355)
Translation: The author notes the difficulties involved in developinG
lov-resistance noninductive.;nicroresistors. he results of development
of a technique for making microresistors ~Eire 'areseilted, and the indi-
vidual operations of the technological.procesu are aescribed in detail.
Data are given on the :finished microresistors. T,4o,~ illustrations,
one table, bibliography of four titles. 11. S.

USSR uDc. 8.74
TRESKO A.
~"On the.Kinetics of Populations"
V sb. Probl. kibernetiki (Problems of Cybernetics--collection of works),
vyp. 25, Moscow, "Nauka", 1972, pp 41-5.4 (from RM-Kiberaetika, No 6, Jun
72, Abstract No 6V591)
Translation: The paper discu3ses mathet'la,tical models,of two types of popu-
lations., hermaphrodites and bisexual. It Is shown that in-both instances
with very general natural-science:restrictions on the conditional law of
distribution of pair population for, a given Population of generations, the
populations are unstable with probabilityl. Autbor's;abstract.

USSR UDC: 53.08 + 389.1: 613
A. POZHAROV A. V., DRTJYAN, V. 1. and
PROSKURNINA, N. N.
"Problems of Metrological Provision of Instruments for Biological
Aerosol Analysis"
Sb. Fiz. metody i vopr. metrol. biomed. izmeri~niy (Symposium on
Physics Methods and Biomedical Me-trol.ogy Problem s).Mos cow, 1972,
pp 275-276 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal-Metrologiya i lzmeritellnaya
Tekhnika, No 8,- 1972, Abstract No 8. 32 1010 by:V.. S. K;
-ovision of a
Translation: Problems are considered of metrological p.
class of analytical instruments for detection and c ncentration measure-
9
ment of biological matters in air. Possibility of creating a dustmeter
for estimating the protein concentration in~air is ahalysed. The study of
these problems showed the absence ofmdthods and ineans for calibration,
inspection and certMcation.of this class dustmete,4 In order to graduate
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USSR
IMSKUNIOV, A. A., et al., Sb. Fiz. netody ivopr-netrol. biomed.
izwereniy, 1972, pp 275-276
the dustmeter dial it is necessary to, develop methods of concentration
measurement for pure protein aerosol mixtures ~~nd also of obtaining
certification mixtures. At LF VNIIMP an aersol biological indicator
has been developed, whose operation is.based on photornetering speci-
mens with precipitated solid phase of aerosol in tvioadjoining intervals of
IK-spectrum region, one of which is selected by the wave length common
to most proteins. The investigations~ having been iconducted showed that
to facilitate solution of metrologicaL problems it iB expandient to con-
duct itemized error estimationlof IK-spectrophotometer (air sampler,
optical and electronic syste~ms)-
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Iftstr=ents ana-.F
ij. _q UDC: i 615.471:614-718-07
TOKY 19 !,U-Union Scientific Research lastitute-of R-,dical instruinen-
-tation, Leningrad Branch.
"Basic Principles in Designing Apparatus f or Evalwal-ing Ilicterial Pollution of
the Aix"
Moscow
Meditsinskaya Te-khnLka, No 1 1 '1071 PP 37-38
Translation: All apparatus used to study bacteriiI iizerosols are based cn two
Cperating principles, (1 The po,,zsibi~ity of determining the nuniber of bi-i-acteria
and their distribution 17y atze- in-I cm: of air,zamplald. and (2) direct counting
and identification of the spepies to ihich the micrborgani=s belong.
The sampling techniques vary. vrIth i-lie object and pavpose of the study be-
cause no single technique is suitable in al 1cases. In designing apparatus to
mon! a c IV
tor rapid charges in the concentration-s- of pathogenic b eria in the aj--,
it is 69sirable -to use inertial precipit~Lt;ion by means of slit impactor on a
moving layer of culture n ediwa. . Mie stream of air in*the irpactors atri]kes a-
gainst a hard obstacle and the particles settled on il"..
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USSR
a Tekhnilra, No 1., 197.1
TRESKMOV. A. A,, Meditsinskay. 37-38
PP
In designing apparatus f or deter-mming the t- o t all n-umber of bacteria in
the air, it is desirable to use impingers-which vemit the bacteria to settle
directly on a liquid mdiiLm. It should be noted that w1--en an impinger is used
to collect samples, sorre of the microorganisms,are,lost as a result of r1iYsicall
factors. By !mowing the main design parameters of an impinger and the distri-
bution by size of the microorganisms and their condition, it is possible to cal-
culate the loss that results directly from collectiAg a sample. The effective-
ness of these liquid precipitators has been thorougay studied by May and Harper.
The All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Medic,-,l instrumeantation in Lenin-
grad desiened a sampler, the POV-1, which is based a-i the principle of the scrub-
ber con bined with bubbling, The POV-1 can. be used to :Lnver2tivate the overpl 1
bacterial pollution of the air md detect, lickettsiao, viruses, -and tox:ilis_ that
cannot be cultured on nutrient media. Mhen. it- is necessaij, to study the size of
parti-cles cf a biological aerosol, it is.best to use viultistage impactors. There
:is no dwabt that the detenaining factor in designing instruments to evaluate
0
bacterial Dollution of the air is the need to preserv(;_; the viability of the mi-
croorgani,-mas after the sample is-col-lected. In the case of sWre-forming bact-
ei a3 extensive use is wade of filtration, e.g., throtigh metnta-ane filters, but
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USSR
TRESKMOV. A. A., Meditsinskaya. Tekdhnika, No 1, 1971, PP137-38
in most apparatus designed by foreign '(e.g., -finder-sen I sswupler) and Sovlet
(e.g., Yu. A. Krotov's instrument) engineers the settli-ng is done on a nutrient
medium. -this amroach greatly simplifies the task of the microbiolorrists in
identifying the microglora, especially', when a nutrie:nt m6dium is used in the
sampling. it shou-1-d be mted, ho-vever, that with this ne-thod it is very diffi-
cult to use a variety of physical method$ to facilitat-e tile primai7 identifica-
tian and counting of the microorganisms'.
Photoelectric counting of microorganisms is one such method. Resc-arch
in this field has been carried out both h(we and abrb;~_d. However, photoelectric
t
counting alone is probably riot sufficient because it..does not te-l" anyLhing a-
bout the ratio of ii%ring to (lead microorganioms, a aa,~~tor of conoiderable D!,,por-
tance in cvaluatir,- art qpidemiologicaL sittationt At 'the ',fftage of counting the.
4 microorganisms cn the photographic plate we think it-, Is desivable to Lise -evoral
types of ~%Viet (~Yos to detoxvdno -the poroantage a kUlo&and. living micro-
organio=3 at.the ~-P_me time, Thus, to ~sceitain.the tbtal nvatiber of microorgan-
im-a as well as the number or correlatioh of the living and dead micraorganisms
is e~ctremely important, ve believe, for, it deteirdnes'the usefulness of instru-
3/4

USSR UDd. 621.357.7
AVERCHENKO, F. A., PLESKACH, V.' M. and ~Ojr B A., Zaporozhlye
Institute of Machine Construction
"Mechanical Properties of Metallic Coatings on Aluminum Alloys"
Moscow, Zashchita metallov, Vol 8, NoJ, Jan-Feb 72,: pp 99-102
Abstract: The study concerns determinations of micklohar6-ness, elastic
modulus and residual stresses of chromium (galvanic)!and nickel (chemical)
coatings on VD-17 alloys as a function of application technology and beat
treatment. The microhardness was dete,rmined under 50-G. loads. The decrease
in the hardness of chromium coatings on heating up to 1700C is not due to
recrystallAzation (which occurs at.9000c)-but rather~to a.complex of
phenomena related to hydrogen liberatiort,,stress relaxation, etc. The
determination of the elastic modulus was based on changes-in the value of
loads required to cause relative.deformation of the specim~ens before and
after applicattion of coatings. The el;~stia modulus is practically
independent of heat treatment and depends only on coating application con-
ditions. Use was made of the flexible cathode method to determine residual
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USSR UDC, 681.325.65'.1~525
5--L. ANDREYEV, A. P.
"A Fluidic Logic Element"
USSR Author's Certificate No 295909, Filed 2/04/69, Published 9/04/71,
(Translated from R~ferativnyy Zhurnal.Aytomatika, T,01cmekhanika i Vychis-
-litellnaya Tekhnika, No 11, 1971, Abstract No 11 A75':P),
Translation: There are well-known fluidics elements whose operation is based
on the Coanda effect. The shortcomings of these el6njaiats include their low
speed and efficiency at low supply pressureo, In the element su(,igested, there
18 a Protuberaneu on at least one of Oe-vallo of tile, ()perj.tin~: chambex.
This wipli-)Vies the internal feedback in the, elonent, 1.ncreafj~ng it', civeratillu,
Atability and providin6- reliable- switchimg.of the element at lower supply
pressures. At the same tire, it is pospible.,to Teducq-, lChe lengith of the walls
of the operating clmuber and t-bereby to: increase tbeL iipced of' the elej.-,ent- Air
is fed to the supply nozzle under pressixe, . so that v,,~streaw of air i'E'lowE; from
the no----le. I-Then the stream xeaches the divider, ~ a Portion of the f low is split
off by the bent deflector and eezrt to the am-a betweezi the vtream and the wall,
flovs alonry it, is reflected by: the surface '.of the pr&Wber;ince, and collides
Q.
'with the stream, causing it to be, deflected.to the otber wall. Deflection off
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THESIMOV) S. L.,, AITDT%&YEV, A. P., USSR Author's Cert~ficate No 295909,
Filed 2/04/69, Published, 9/OV71-
the stream is caused both by collision isrith the ref lected stream and by the
increase in pressure in the area betwee;n the stream. cxd the wall due to the
arrival of the reflected flov in this area. Vais creates a high output pres-
sure in one output channel and a lower:pressure in the other channel. 'When
a control signal is applied, the. elemnt-.~syitcher, and: the opposite levels are
established in the output channels. Tba. shapa of the ~ -flow In the nev stable
s4-ate of the element is syrrzatrical with're eat to Ulie initial flow. I Fibure.
SP

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IAcc. Nr.: ~eff'0041091 Ref. Code:
V
USSA
UDC: 11one
SK RIPNIK, -F, SeniorFlight Safety.Engineer'Inspector, NAZAR M-O.
-Graduate, of Technical. Sciences,)' h"4 Engineer of
"October":. Plant.
"The An-2 Should Fly Longer
1--'~oscow, Grazhdan&1mva Aviateiya 23-
No. 11 70, p
-Abstract: A description of the7 work done an the An-2 to protect it
from the ravages of organic poisons and fertilizers which are sol-
uble in~-water and thus generate an.electrolytic aggressive sub!-
stance at.tacking the stxuctural.elements in aircraft. Thus,.the
An-2 -aircraft, used in agridultural. work,' must be:written off af-
ter aliout.UOO hours whren it should--fly-for.sbme 12,000 hours.
The authors analyzed the. An- plan6s.;:which came into their plant
11io. 420) for repairs and diagnosed more thaa,~100 cases of faults
requiring careful repair, such-aB~qorrosion of -Lhe tipper and lower
skins of the fuselage. In the ~plaj#-,~ experimentwal work was done
to f-indl,a,.protective coa' ting thatilwould:defeat these chemical ef-
fects. The authors report:,that:. their: investi&tioas showed that
Reel/Fijiki;
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7~- -7777
USSR t(Da 621..35?.84669.3-416
KOWIZOVA, 0. M., KLYUYEVAj X. M., and Ov I -
"The Etching of Copper Coll in Ammonium Persulfate Solutions"
Obmer opytom b radioprom-ste.(Exctangel of Information in the Radio Industry),
VYP 11, Moscow(?)*1972, pp 47-48 (fr6m*,.Referativnyy.t,Zhuraa1 Xhimiyao Ko8
(11), 1973, Abstract No =76, by V., V. Grinina)
'Translationj Using a constant potential, the mechanism of the process of
etching the copper coil was atudied:inthe following solutions, 300 9/1-
(NH 801m1/1 of 0.68% solution of HgOO )21 and-30 ml/I of Y04- -
4),252() 3
it was shown that the etching of the copper occurs through the stage of forma-
tion of Cut, the process being.controlled 4 diffuslon*~ A large amount of
etching may be accomplished with a corresponding decxVpse in the reliability
of the process by increasing thetemperature of the 66iu'tion and adding.an
oxidizing agent to it,
24

USSR UDC: 621.7641:669,018.95
NAZARENKO., N. D., YUGA, A. I., VLASKO',,. H.,. I., TRESVYATSKLY S.-G.
KOLESNICnNKO, L. F., Institute. of :.Probjemrs of, llatirllal $ciencest Academy of
Sciences UkzSSR
"Influence of Metal Fillers on Frictiow Properties of Sital 3"
-Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya No 7, Jul .73, pp Sl-54.
Abstract: An earlier work showed.that the material called Sital 3, consisting
of the oxides SiO 2, Al 203, TiO 2 B20 3 MgO and f) uori&s, can be used for the
manufacture of parts for friction couples., The authors believe that intro-
duction of metal fillers, causing intensive heat transfer from the contact
zone into the depth of the material and formation of -separating films oil the
surf-ace of the material, could significantly improve flic officiency of Sital 3.
Studies were performed in which from l0jo 90 wt. % metal Powder was intro-
duced to the material. The curve of copfficicnt of fi~~ictioii as a function of
content of coppar filler shows a inimum at 30'.40%. The introduction
percent
of about 30% copper powder allows the material to be'used for vacuum opera-
tion, which is impossible with pu
re Sita
35

1/2 033 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--INVESTIGATION OF THE DESTRUCTION UF ALUMINOSILICATE REFRACTORIES
WHICH CONTAIN BORON NITRIDE.:---U-
I AT TRESVYATSKlYt
AUTHOR.-(04)'-G0,GOTSIIr G.A.,r,KUk T ERE KHO
S*G*
'_~_COUNTRY OF -INFO--USSR
--KIEVt PROBLEMY PROCHNOSTIt NO~31 MAR:70v PP 47-50
SOURCE
-ZATE PUBLISHED-_--MAR7O
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERI-AL-St -14ECH* 9 CIVIL AND -MARINE -ENGR
PROPAGATIONt STR 'LOAD
ESS v THERMAL STRESS, REFRACTORY
mATERIALt ALUMINUM SILICATEv SORON NITRI'DE, CORUWDUMvCLAY
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
!;i 'DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
STEP NO--UR/3663110/000/00---~p/0047/0050
'.~~C IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116366
UNCLASSIFIED.

2/2 033 UNCLASSLFIED PROCESSING DATE--16OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION, NO--AP0116366
.,ABSTRACT/EX7R4CT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SPECIMENS, OF COMPLEX
ALUMINOSILIC4TES CONT411NING SORON NITRIDE WERE STUDIED UNDER THERMAL
LOADING CONDITIONS UP TO 215000DEGREESC TO DETERMINE THE CHARACTERISTICS
-OF CRACK FORiMATION ANO DESTRUCTION OF THESE REFRACTORY MATERIALS. TO
REGISTER THE TEMPERATURE DURING TESTING, SPECIAL THERMOMETRIC SPECIMENS
WITH BUILT IN THERMOCOUPLES WERE MADE.*,THE TIME.,S OF;FRACTURE WERE
DETERMINED BY CURRENT CONDUCTING PICKUPS. IT WAS FOUND THAT
-COMPOSITIONS CONTAINING 40-50PERCENT.B01ALUN, NITRIDE ARE MOST RESISTANT TO
THEPMAL LOADING. WHEN THE BORON NITRIDE CONCENTRATION WAS HIGH
160PERCENT OR MORE) THE FRACTURE OF THE CYLINDRICAL SPECIMENS WAS
CHARACTERIZED BY BOTH RADIAL:AND ANNULAR CRACKS,,i ANALYSIS OF THE
FRACTURED SURFACES REVEALED THAT -THE'AdILITY OF YHESE:MATERIALS TO
WITHSTAND THERMAL LOADING DERENDS TO CONSIDERABLE EXTENT ON THE
DISTANCE RETWEEN CORUNDUM GRAINS AND THE UNIFORM11Y OF THEIR
~DISTRIBUTION. IT WAS FOUND THAT A REFRACTORY MATERIAL WHICH WITHSTANDS
-.EXTRE14E TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIALS MAY! BE PRODUCED: BY PROPER SELECTION OF
TliE RATIO OF COMPONENTS REFRACTORY CLAY.p CORUNDUM~~AND~A.CERTAIN AMOUNT
OF BORON NITRIDE. FAC,ILlTY. INS
TATUTE.OF'ORUBLEMS OF STRENGTHt
~ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UKR5$R: INSTITUTE,~OF~,PROBLEMS IN THE SCIENCE
OF 'TRE UKRSSR KIEV.,
OF MATERIALS, ACADEMY OF SCIENC.ES
E

USSR
NOVOTOROV, A. S., KRUGLITSKIY, N. N.0 TRETINNIK, V. Yu.,.PARKHOMENKO, V. V.,
BELIK, F. A.
"Determination of the Specific Surface of Humates by the ~Gas-Chromatogrsphic
Method"
Khim. Tekhnologiya. Nauch.-proyizv sb. [Chemical Te Chnology. Scientific
and,Production Collectionj, No 2(56),,1971, pp 44-46,,(Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Khimiya, No 3, 1972., Abstract No 3 B1495).
Translation: A gas chromatic installation for determination of the surfaces
of~solids, mounted on a type UhM-M chrom-atograph, is used.to study the
~adsorption of humic acids and humates.ofmitrogen and.,argon. The adsorption
measurements are used to calculate the specific surfaces of the humic acids
and humates.
IA
WIN

USSR UDC: 162-226.2
TRET'YACHENKO, G. N., Kiev
"Influence of Unstable Modes on Total ~Operating Life.of Turbine Blades"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 5, Mar ~73, pp 3-6.
Abstract: An analysis is presented of the influence of unstable operating
modes on the total operating I He of turbine I)Iade,;.,, Asimple example is
used to show that it is transient modes which determine dUrabi 1 ity. It is
suggested that the results of testing of.blades ongpls dynamic test stands
be combined in developing accelerated test niethods, with dstablishment of
the equivalence of v3rious modes and results of studies of long-term
strength of cylindrical specimens, at constant t~emperatures.
70

7777777777,
USSR :UDC ~620.1
TRETIYAaffiNKPO, G, N. VOLOSHCHENKO, A. P. KONEV, V. A.,KRAITCHUK, L. V.,
IDRIYAT, R. I., (Kiev)
."Influence of Salts of Sea Water in a Gas Stream on Thermal Stability of
Turbine Blades"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 12) Dec~ 1972, pp 40-43.
Abstract, Methodological :)roblems are studied, relatvd to the Study of the
influence of sea salt in a gas stream on the load -botiring i at) i 1. ity of the
nozzlo Wades of marine gas turbino engines with thc'.niial cyclitig of loading.
Curtain quantitati,ve data are produced, on- the influence or- sea salts on the
nature of development of thermal fatigu:e. cracks. . Th~ stTess-strain state
~of the blade and its changes during a flietu41 loadin-i cycle are studied.
52

Tuz~b in* aand, tn~jlne De igal
USSR UDC: 539.4
TRETIYACHENKO, G. N., Kiev~
I~Some Methodological Problems Of, Modelling -of the Oper'a.ting Conditions of
T~rbine Blades on Gas-Dynamic Test Stands"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 11 Nov 72, pp 47-:51.
Abstract: A method is suggested for te~tingjl according to ithich, while expend-
in less energy at the edges ofthe blades, ~equivalentlstress and thermally
unstable states are created. Methods'of c nsideTing the mismatch of extreme
0
levels of the thermal and stress states are analyzed. ~A difference is indicated
in the test conditions in comparison to the operation of blodes un(ler actual
working conditions.

.ANA.)l 40
Trct'yachtnko, 0. N. and V.._K.,_F:edch4k.
171'. Vic- for lnv-H~1.1 inr, d-ti-kirtion ~f
structural Oementu ii-l -p,,rnmAic hirh
ature r
temper. ar flow containinp.-a controlled
At'nount 0( abr'Asive pa,tirl". Froblvmy
prochnooli, no. 5, 1972. 112-113.
On the basis of tile ga&-dynamic test stand of Pisaremko,
et al (IN: Termoprochnostl traterialov I k"struktivnykh elementoy. Xjye~,
1965), a device was developed for istudying the dcatructinn processes of
aircraft thermal -protection rnaterialz =d-lementz, and ffow-t"ghL parts
of high -tempe rMure machines, simulating operational coaditior
of this device, It Is possible to Investigate- (1) doxtruction and crack for
factors from anunsubte
stress state. (2) hivat-insulation structures, and (3) the effect of
gas flow corrosion-arosion. -attion an the process of nozzte-linsert 1,reakdzoo~
'The device is capabla of producing a streans with a temperature T 19500 Jr-
IL velocity of 1160 m/sec, and &% flow rate of up to t kg1sec.
-The apparatux consists of a sectional super2onic nozzle_.a.
high-Lrmperature* combustion ~cllftlnbarj t- Cooling unftso 4, X gotralt.4,
Injector of abrasive particles into the gas stream, and measuring .&Ad
recording Intitruratntation. The nottlu consists of thrae sectilzas: subsoctic.
Itical, and supersonic, fitted together into.a. single u it. l4ext-inoutation.
r ru
C
material" Can therefore be tested in a supersonic gaa stream. and. br
placknent of thecritical. section with a special chamber. nozzle-l"ert mwt.
specimens can also be tested.' The specimen insert is placed in a test
chamber, in the form *I a metal. sheath filled with soot for heat insulation.
In Addition, high-temperature insulation Is provided by a higO laymr. Vow
high-temperature oxygen combustion chamber raises the stream
temperature to about Z7000 K. Compressed air is supplied at Z-) atm to AL

USSR UDC 531.776.088:621.375.826
GUTMAN, G. B., ROLICH, V. I., TIMOFEYEV, V. M., TRIVYAKOV, V. E., and
FILATOV. Yu. V.
"on-Exactness Characteristics of a Measuring Annular Laser Transducer of
Angular Speed"
rol. In-tov SSSR [Works'of Metrological Institutes USSR), 1972, No
Tr. Met
-139(199), pp 3-9 (from Referativnyy Zhurn'alp No 10, ~Oct 72. 32. 'Metrologiya
i:Jzmeritel'naya Tekhnika. Single~Issue,i Abstract-No 10.32.484)
Translation: The errors of ameasuring transducer of angular speed, based
on an annular gas laser, were experimentally investirated. Measurements
were made for different time intervals when stabilizing the emission fre-
-quency of the annular laser and withou t 'stn bilizin,-,'~ It ir. demonstrated
that the stabilization of emission frequency significantly increases the
measuring accuracy of angular speed. The exactness~c'aaracteristics of the
apparatus were determined for different angular speedil whea measuring mean
and current values of angular speed. S# illustrations, four bibliographical
references.

WSR uDc 6w .172.25
-ONK 13HCMM-0
TM'YA,C.H_ Qa.4 VOW A. P. (Kiev), Insti-tute of Stren~fth Problems,
lt~C-L_ o'f___S,_c_i'ences, Ukra-Inian SSR I
"Evaluation of the influence of a Static Load Upon thi:! Thenwnl IStability of
Gas-Turbine Blades O-uer-atirtr Under Conditions of Thermal Cycling"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, 'No 2, 1972, pp 86-a'O
proc6dure for qualit tive
Abstract: in 'his article there ir: set forth the a
therwal stabill y of
4~valuation of the influence of a static load upon the
gas turbines that operate under pulse conditions. Ex_peximent,--_I data are pro-
vided as well. 4 figures, 1 bibliographic entry.

"Mum
USSR
uDc 621.1
IKO
VOLOSdUav'RO, A. P., UL6TIYACHL14 G. N MAY Q'tw- T$'!,;'_ Y, 1. V.
t1concerning the neat Resistance 6.1f Gas 'Wrbine Blade's~iin a Flow of Fuel Gombustion
P~tcduc ts".
'Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 6, June 100, pp 3-9
Abstract: in the article are presented: the resul- ts o f .-esearcllh on clnanl~,e of the
chenical emposition, the microhardness, amt trie me ta 1. stntctire of the surface
layer of models of the working.vanes of gas turbine- Wider conditions of Ulle
similtaneous action of thermal cycling (four C."'Cle minute), 'I -- s'ii~ic
n~ U.
3 per
tension which simulates the actim of centrifugal forck; upon, the workinr vanes
under piilze conditions uf turbine operation.
-wer Ii-.10 6, L1765 and L-1827- The greatest change
The alloyed steels test-ad e 2
in chemical ccmpositim- of the surface of the allOY ocn~urred in the case of the
E1827 (12 kg/r=2; 24,970 cycles). All t~wee:were found to be structurally stable
regine for 100 ho is at 8COcC with and without statio
under the conditions. of the test Ur . ..
tension. Fhotomicrographs show that in E765 inclipient changes invclve a coagulation
of particles in the intemetall.ic phase*:

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Acc. Nr. AT0043378
PRIMARY SOURCE$* Geofizicheskiy S ornik, Kiaill, 1~70, Nr 330
DETEPWil NATION OF THE AGE OF'ROCKS IN 7MEINY ISLAND
IN THE NORTH-WESTERN PART. OF., THE ISLACK SEA
fACCORDING TO THE DATA OF THEi:PALEOMAGNETIG INVE-STIGATIONS)
1. A. Garkaterko, I- G. Gladch :K- I- An erov~,
Wilistry -of 'Gtojogyj -J"rkritillh)n~ S'SR'
V114 ar~nlelirpgco fiysics-'
institutc of G s1cj, Acadcai oftSclcnces, Ukralifian 3S R)
Summary
The article deals with the result of determining the age of the -sedimentary rocks
14 Zynciny isla d by the pileomagnetic method; an attempt:is made to *olve the prob
ivm~' concerning Ilia southern continuation -of.1fie Russian platfom within the limits of
the Bleck Sea water area.
IMEL/FRAHE
197704102-

NT0043978
On the basis of thc literary data i'lid using thc rqbIts or the palcomagactic deter-
millnUalls, a concimion is Pladc that thc* racks of Znfeflny island deposited within the
limits of (Ile Phissiall platform (its marginal parL) ancl,~:Couscxjucritly, the north-western
Paxt of the Mack Sea water . nrea up to: the 0dessa aby.1sal lrac(urc is arringcd v, ithin
its- limits and contains ific~ I-lat-form d iposits, beginnin'r from the Lower Pzjc*oLojc
period. ,
U n (lie Sfiiliul George
The, suppmed southern bord.or of ~tllet Russian pl, 'rorm is it
CZPc lati(ude.
.1977;0413

Pesticides
USSR
UDC 632-951-:542-432
IIENKO, 0. A. TMET IYAKI M G SHOKOL) -te of
RE ZU, ------------------- V. A. 0, Institu
Organic Chemistr , Academy ~f 'Scl~~
y ces of the UkrSSR
"Identification and Quantitative Determination of~Demuphos in
Water"
Moscow Xhimiya v Sellskom Khozyaystve, Vol 10i No 53 19733 PP 44-
45
Abstract: A method is given for determining Dei;iuphos (dimethyl-11-
methylisopropyl urethane phosphate) in the w;iter of reservoirs and
effluents. The Demuphos was extracted with carbon tetrachloridle.
A 3:1 hex;ine-acetone mixture (RF=0.5,3) was used to identify -the
chemical in water. The sensitivity of the clLromatographic rrethod
is 7.5.10-2,dg, Quantitative determination of Demuphos in water
is done by the method or' wet coizibustion analy~sis with potassium
persulfate followed by colorimetric determinat
-ion of -the phosphorus-
molybdenum complex.

7 71""""
USSR" UDC 632.95
KOSMATYY, Ye.. S, and TREVYAK. M. Gi, Editorial Staff of "Elektrokbimiye,"
Acad6ay of Sciences o7--tre-MS'
"P61irographic Activity of Some Insecticides Dithlophosphoric Acid Esters"
Polyarograficheskaya aktivnost' nekotorykh insektitsidov efirov ditio-
f6sfornoy kisloty (cf. Englisb above)i Moscow, 1970, 9 pp, bibliography of
(No 2044-70 D
ep.) (from RZhAhimiya, No 2, 25 Jan 1971, Abstract
W6,21049 Dep)
T-tanslation: Some insecticidal esters of dithiophosphoric acid (sayfos,
tsindial, fozalon, fenkapton, etc.) give one clear.reduction wave each in
tM-.-region of extreme negative potentials in a base electrolyte of tetra-
alkyl,~mmonium salts in dimethylformamiide,. The waves have a diffusion
nature. The cathode process takes place irreversibly with the participa-
tion-.of two electrons. Polar6graphy; can be used fOr quantitative deter-
mlAation of the radicals of organoph0sphorus,inseciicides in biological
mdfa, sail and water.

1/2 025 -UNCLASSI FIED .41RUCESSING OATE--13NOV70
T4TLE--Oj,4~ .4ECHA,41SM OF FOPmATION OF A HIGH F I ELD Rt G I ON NEXT TO THE
CATHQUE I N SEMIINSULATING GAAS -U-
I-AUTHUR-1 02)-VORdi3YOV, YU.V., TRETYAK, 0 6 V-0
l.':'C-G-UNrRY f)F--TqFl)--USSR
~S CURC E--UKRAY IN. F11. /H. (USSR) VOL.~.15r-'-NOI 54, P. 827-32 (MAY 19TO).
~DATE PU5LISHED ---- MAY70
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYS IC~
-rmc rA.-,S--SPACC- CHARGE, RESISTIVITYv CATHODEf GALL I Ll,4 Ai4SENDIE, FERMI
~.LEVEL COULOMB FIELO, CU.-RE*4T o ui s i Ty cu,tR uj rSl A13 I L I LA T I ON
r-C:iTR(JL M A RK 1 N G - -ING RESTRICTIONS`
DOCUMENT CLA ED
REEL/FRAME--3005/1803 S TE P, NO-UR10185170/00/ot 5 .7/0832
CIRC ACCESSION NO-4P0133708

J
--13NOV70
2/2 025 MCCASS I FIED. PROCESSING DATE
C IRC ACCESSION' '.10--AP0133708
~:-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTR .AGT*~ I AlzMECHANISIM WAS INVE'STIGATED OF
DR MA T U)' OF A HIGH RESISTAYCE SPACE
F
tHARGE REG I 0,N PJ;:XT TO THE CRYSTAL
CATHUDE.~BECAUSE OF A RESTRICTED EMIS51CMAL ABILITY OF THE CUNTACT. A
CORRELATIO14 WAS FOUIND BETriEEN,THE VAUE,OF SATLMATIGI-N CURkENT AND THE
AREA OF THE CONTACT AS WELL AS ~THE P'
DS I T.1 ON. OF THE FFRI-41 LEVEL IN A NEAR
CONTACT LAYER. AN EXPRESSION WAS OBT-1AINED FjR TH E INITIAL RATE OF
CURRENT DECREASE AGREEABLE TO,THE EXRERIMENT. F:0RMAT.IQN OF THE HIGH
FIELD REGION CAN CAUSE INSTABILI.TY OF-ELECTRIC CUkRENT Ut,[)C-R C,.?;"ofTIONS
WHEN. AN AVERAGE F I ELD I N THE ~ SA MPLE ~J-S NOT SU~t: J.G I EN T FOR 0BSFRVATION OF
LK NEGATIVE DIFFERENTIAL
THE BU RESESTANCE.
'71 c
UNC L A tj

USSR UDC: 621-372-1112
VOROWYEV, Yu. V., ZAKHARCHENKO, V. N., TIETYAK, 0. Ir.
"Thvestigati on of Biref-ring.,Cnee at Pie7oresonarce i.11 Ga-s (72-.vt~tals"
Mos c ow, Raeiotelihnika i Elektronika, Vol 17, No 11, 11ov 72, pp 2349-2353
Abstract: Arn alternating electric field iras used. to excite piezoreson~.-ice
in gP_1 lium al-ser-ide crystals -placed between two. polaroids. The lisht. f1lix
passing tbrouGh the crystal and polaroids was fouvd to be ncdulated by a,
frequency eclial to that of the mechanical oscillet-ions, or else Couble- or
quadruple this vibration frequency, derending on the mriplitude of the- os-
cillations and the inaftual orientation: of the polm,cids. The results are
prer
analyzed cri the basis of - ent concepts concerning t r- 2.j neer electi c
-optical effect and 1,110"oelasticity. The diztz,ib-ii1don of 0.,,,ttir
-ion frecju-_~ncJt-,-. The ratio
in the crystal is found for various excitat
between primary and secondary electro-optical effectr, in Calli-am arsenide
is determined. The Q of "he Piezoelectric resonator; is rxaoured with re-
spect 'o 'he T)e"centage modulation of the oscillations excitca by the
resonance frequency fleld modulated by a low frequency signal. It is sho-v;-n
that nodulat of the 14 ght beam, passi ng through the cryst-L! is due to
nonhomogeneity of the specimen.

.033 CC4- PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
UN SSI FIE10
-T.ITLE--INSTABIL-ITY OF AN ELECTRIC-z.CURRENT IN SAMPLES OF CHROMIUM
COMPENSATED fil GH RES IST IVITY- GALL IUM,:ARSIENI.DE ~U_
.`AUTHORm--TRETYAKr O.V.
C OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
POLUPROV
IZ. TEKH.
1970, 4(3,)x 616-1T
OAT E PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYS ICS
1-,..TOPIC TAGS--VOLT AMPERE CHAp
.Ar
CTERISTICv GALLIUM ARSENIDE SENI CONDUCTOR
RE -S I S T I V I T Y t. PliOTOCONDUCTI,VITYt,CHROMIUPIt IMPURLTY LEVELt ELECTRON
..OSCILLATION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/0101 STEP NO--t)R/0449/70/0041003/0616/0617
CIRC ACCESSION Nn--AP0105187

212 033 UNCLASSIFJED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105187
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-N) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CR DOPED N TYPE GAAS WITH A
RESIST-IVITY OF SIMILAR TO 10 PRIMES; OHM CM: AT R-001M TEMP. WAS CUT IN 0.5
TIMES 0.25 TIMES 0,06 CM SPECIMENS,: WITH IN CONTACTS. rHE V-A
CHARACTERISTIC& SHOW, AT LESS- THAN INEGATIVE80DFGREESt UNDER ILLUMINATION
WITH LIGHT CORRESPONDING TO..SELF ABSORPTION OR TO IMPURITY ARSORPTIU,"J,
CURRENT OSCILLATIONS WITHIN AFREQUENCY:RANGE Or 0.1-100 11Z. THE
SPECTRAL DEPENDENCE OF THE PHOTOCONDO SHOWS A PtAK AT 1.45 MU
(CORRESPONDING TO E SUBC-0.8 EV, WHERE.E SUBC FS THE BOTTOM OF THE
CINDUCTInN BAND), DUE TO THE CR:ACCEPTOR LEVEL. OPTICAL QUENCHING OF
THE BACKGROUND PHOTOCURRENT ISOBSDIO 4T:1.36-0.94 MU (CORRESPONDING TO E
TOP OF THE VALANCE BAND). THE
SUBV PLUS 0&94 EVr WHERE:E SUBV ISJHF~
OSCILLATORY-EFFECT IS DUE TO kDECREASING PART.OF THE V-A
CHARAGT'ERISTJ~Cl SED Sr- ~CH
C-AU ARfs-E RED!MTR 13UT: VON" AMONG-THE GEEP LEVELS.
FACILITY: KIEV* GOS, UNIV. IM*;~ SHEVCHENKCr KtEVt USSR,
--UNCLA

T~
j
~
USSR WC 6619.721,472(088.8)
USS I
BURDAKOV, YU. M., KOL401-aYTSEV, A. V.,ITRET!YAK, S. D~, and CHALADAYEV, I. A.
B UIU
.,Mej
"Method for Protecting Anodes of a Ih6esium Electrolytic-Reduction Cell
With Overhead Anode Lead"
Wj.tl
USSR Author's Certificate No 259397# filed 15 Apr 6P~ published 28 A-or 70
(from Kh-Iletallurgiya, Ho 11', Nov ~ 70,; Abstract No 111 G1,16, P)
Translationt A method is proposed for protecting anodes of a ragnesiun,
electrolytic reduction cell with top introduction of ~ anodes by teeming with
ZJ
a refractory material. In order to increase the anode's life, the t-eeming
-ire Deximeter with refractory
of the anode block is carried out over the ent
low-pore concretet and open grooves axe-made between~:individual bricks of
the block. The-grooves are also filled itith refractory concrete.
31

212 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
C-IRC,ACCESSICIN NG--AP0123200
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-tUl GP-0- A3STRACT. RESULTS AkE GIVEN FROM AN
EXPERIME14TAL STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF -PrNv JUNCTION TEMPERATURE, RATE OF
CURRENT VARIATIONt AND PROTECTIVE RCtCIRCUIT PARAMETERS ON THE CUTTING
OFF PROCESS.OF SILICON POWER RECTIFIERS. RESULIS ARE GIVEN FROM TIME
MEASUkEMLN-TS FOR CUTTING OFF SILICON:kECTIFIERS~ EXPERIMENTAL
RELATIONSHIPS ARE PRESENTED SHOWINGJHE EFFECT OF THE ABOVE FACTORS ON
CUTTING OFFTIME. ORIGINA.L ARTICLE:_ SIX ILLUSTRAT]bNS AND NINE
'--'-BIBLIOGRAPHIC ENTRIES.

[537..226+537-311-33] [537+535]
USSR. UDC;.
TRETYAK. V. D.
"Some Electrical and DielectricPI Characteriatics of Ti02 With
C602 Contamination"
Piz. elektronilca, Resp. mizhvid. rjauk. -tekhn. zb. (Physical Elec-
tronics, Interdepartmental Scientific-Technical Collection,
Mcrainian.Republic--collection of virorks) Pa. 9 1970t pp 91-94
(from RZh-.Pizika. No. 11, 1971,, Abstract No. 1-1D,877)
Translation: A study was made of the temperature dependence of the
electri =aconductivity of T102~ ceramic. specimons with Ce02 iT--
puritiee in the 290-8000 K..intezrval, The dielectric constant and
the dielectric permeability of R02with a Yl.: OeO2 admixture are
measured. Author's abstract
73

.JSSR
BIRBRAYER, V. M. and TRETYAK V. I-.
I'Selective Information SerIvice for Sup ervisory Perso nnel"
Moscow, Nauchno-Tekhnicheskaya Informatsiya3 Seriya I - Organizatsiya i
14atodika-Informatsionnoy Raboty* Januaryl973, pp 197,23
Abstract: The authors analyze theoperdtion, during:1970-1971, of a subject
information service for supervisory personnel developed by the Ukrainian
Institute for Scientific and Technical Information of the.Ukrainian State
Planning Commission.
The system is designed to provide bibliographic, doclimentary, analytical,
and synthetic information,.as well.as key foreign informacion. The form and
complexity of an information service for supervisarypersonnel of directory
and planning agencies are discussed. The-need.19 sb6wn for setting up a
special information service for:supervisory personnel within the framework
of,the existing information.agency.- Further meansifor improving the infor-
mation system for supervisory personnel-are suggested.
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