SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT URINSON, P. S. - URYUKOV, B. A.

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USSR UDC 532. 516
GONCHARENKO, B. N., URINTSEXI A. L.
"Stabilirf of Motion of Liquid Caused byThermocalAllary Forces"
~Zhurnal Prikladnoy MekhanikiI Tekhnicheskoy.Fiziki, No 6, 1971., pp 94-98.
ABSTRAM The problem is studied of the stability of the plane parallel flow
of a viscous fluid in a layer with a free boundary under weightless conditions.
The motion of the fluid results from the dependence of surf-ace tension on
temperature. The precise,solution for an unperturbed boundary is produced
by the same method used in an earlier work, but with a more general boundary
condition for temperature. The study of stability is performed by the method
of slight oscillations, considering perturbation ofthe free boundary. The
asymptotes of long waves and low Reynolds numbers are studied, and instability
conditions determined.

Acc. Xr: AP0034679- Ref . Code: UR 0297
PRUNURY SOURCE: Antibiotiki r"11-9761, V, it
Lr
A.
PRIMARY ASSESSMENT OF ANTITUMOROUS ACTIVITY OF SOME FRACTIONS
ISOLATED FROM TIIt':'CMd.,S OF STRICiOMONAS ONCOPELTI
Sukhareva-Nemakova,_K. A. B ~:atrukha. G. S..;
F
N.
Moscow
state University
The study of the effect of rra~tions Isolated from the cellsof Strigamonas oncopelti
on sarcoma-180 revealed that (he cellular homogenate stimulates the gglowth of this tun,or,
them amino-acid fraction inhiblihs It, the peptide fradion is inactive, tht. total lipld fr3ction
Inhibits the growth of sircoma-180 at early periods of tumor denlopment and causcs
stjmulation in a more prolonged introduction, thellpid fraction devoid of sterines and
their esters Is not endowed with a Almulating action, both at earij- and late periods
of tumor development, microsomil-mitochondrial fraction ~ possesses a significant antltu-
morous activity; the removal or lipids by -the extraction' of this fraction with a Chloroform-
methanol mixture leads to 3 loss of lLs antiturnorous effect.
A .
REEL/FUME 0A
19711384

USSR UDC 547.75'B21.07:541.69
M. Ya., LOGINOVA, V. A., and YAHONTOV, L. N., USSR Institute
of Chemical-Pharmaceutical Scientific Research'imeni S. Ordzhonikidze,
Moscow
"Azaindole Derivatives XLIII: .1�ynthesis of I-acetyl-4-methyl-7-
azatriptamines
Riga, Akademiya. Nauk Latviiskoy SSR, Himiya Geterotsiklicbeskih Soedinenii,
No 10, Oct 73, pp 1370-1373
Abstract: The synthesis of I-acetyl74-methy~-7-azatriptat~ine from the ethyl
ester of (4-metliyl-7!-!azaindolyl-3)-a~etic ~acid -by;~ way' of tWc* (11--chlora-
followed by re'lacement of the halogen by a
p
nitro group and reduction of the-nitro group to the Amine"U shown. An
~alternate method is to remove the,halogen by reacting I-acetyl-3-(a-
chlorcethyl) . 4-methyl-7-azaindole with~ ammonium hydroxide, i potadsium
bis-(dimethylmethoxysilvl)amide and otasslumi~phthalimide; (followed by
P
remov
al of tie.phthalimide protector).~ The.IR 4ectrum wap used to
determine the final structure.
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WSR uDc: 62-1.382.333.3"'. G01.15
BELLAVIN, V. K. URITSKM-N-MeL.
"On the Density of Surface States at the Si-;-Si02 Interface in ~MS-Structures"
Moscov, Radiotekbn-ika i Elektronika, Vol 17, No 4, Apr 72, pp 889-890
Abstract: The paper presents the results of'a stuay of the effect which
heating I-MS-strr-ctures has on the density of states localiied at the
Si-SiO2 interface. The potential difference bet-ween the imr-ital electrode
and the'silicon body ins held constant. Phosphoxim-ftped n-,tilic,:)n taid
boron-doped p-silicon specirnons were. stiidied. ~ It, was foimil that h mcity
of.states in not altered by heating wit-bout biazIng or with -,osJ.ti.m biazirig.
'be dencity of ztatcm close to the maddle,of the forbldden~bartd increased
by heating with negative biasing. flowever, A. was also fou nd tbat cooling
NDS-structures to 770K brings aboit a r6duction in. the der.8ity of states
elose to the corresponding edge of the.-forbidden band.
207

SR TJDC 621.382.322
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u
URITSKIY, V. Ya., TSVETKOV, V. V., YURCHENKO, Y.e. P.
"T6 the Problem of Stability of N~--tal-Dielectric-Semiconductor Transistors"
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauch.-tekhn. sb. Mikro~elektronika (Electronic Tech-
nology. Scientific-Technical Collection. Microelectronics), 1970, Issue
D(26), pp 154-156 (from RZh--Elektronika, i yeye primeneniye, No 5, Ma-Y 1971,
Abstract No 5B159)
Translation: It is shown that, the effect of migration of a aegative charge
on the outer surface of the o-dde determines :to.a considerable degree the
stability of a metal-dielectric-semiconducto,i~ transistor, giving rise to
an increase of the residual current. However, with a speclific construction
of,the MS transistor, the migration of the negative charge does not affect
the stability of these devices. Summary.

USSR
KAI-'FA, A. A., URITSKIIY, Z. I. Aural State, Ubive rrs -f ty)
Bahavio o,~ Lwer Exciton Level
r IS in Strong Magnetic Fiel(ls"
pp 7-1-1
-iya Vysshlkh Uchebn-yM Zaveden4-.
Tomsk, Izvest Fiz ~i, Fab
Abstrac~: The e- av, i o r.3' exciton levels r 2 and n 3 k.; a strong m aS i L, tc
c a. 14-wels is tl%an the
field whea the dL n-ze be-'Ween the Coulomb', ,
b e t7 n e Landau levels is 'studied. A comparition of zhe results
dms taace ver- il
obtained with data on magnetooptic absorption.in C1120 is. m'-de. It is shown
"in -' thes xplaiac--A as a
that the observed splits -, or e levels can be ex coasequence
of r~rip- A-?pearance of a Landau series over the Coulomb levelp.
The article includes 9 equations. There are 10 refe~.Vence:3.

020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NG--AT0112064
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT.~ THE MAGNETOOPTICAL EFFECTS ON
EXCITONS WERE STUDIED FOR THE COULOM&,LEVELS N EQUALS 2 AND N EQUALS 3
FOR-THE CONDITION THAT THE WIDTH BETWEEN THEEM IS.GREATER THAN THE WIDTH
BETWEEN THE LANDAU LEVELS# THEltEASONS,AIND RULES.FOR THEIR SPLITTING
WERE CONSIDEREOP AND THE THEORETICAL RESULTS WERE~COMPARED WITfi THE
'EXPTL. DATA FOR CU SUB2 0 INTHEiREGION OF-THE YELLOW EXCITON SERIES (E.
GROSS AND ZAKHARCHENYAP 1956). THE SPLITTING WHIC~i WAS OBSU. IN THESE
LEVELS IS ATTRIBUTED TO THE..APPEARANCE~OF THE LANDAU SERIES ABOVE THE
COULOMB LEVELS- FACILITY: URAL. G.OSUN.0V. IM- GOR'KOG09
SVERDLOVSK# USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED
Blom 11111

USSR UDC 616.21-057:797.22
SHAPARENKO, B. A., GULER, S. A., ZHURBA,~ A. N., and URVj".,A,, ChP1r of'
Otorhinolaryngology, Donetsk Medical Institute, and Donetsk Department,
Central Experimental Design Bureau for Special Equipment
"Functional State of the Otorliinolaryngological Organs in Aquanauts and
Scuba Divers During the 'Ikhtiandr,68' Un4erwater Bxperfment"~
Moscow, Vestnik Otorinolaringologii, No 6r~ Nov/Dee 70, p~93
ion of the condition of the ear, nose, and throat of
Translation: Examinat
four.aquanauts (group 1) and 13 scuba divers (group 2) who remained under
water at a depth of 13 to 15 m,for a,long time under cond4tions of high
pressure (2.2 atm), high humidity (92 to 96%), and decreades in temperature
revealed that during the first 9-4 hours the,first group of subjects had a
"full and stuffy" feeling in the ears. No objectivechanges were noted in
the otorliinolaryngological organs. On the next day they divlreloped awelIA110-
and hyperemia of the z-,ucosa of t,
ne upper respiratory luaett remsetlon and
cloudiness of the tr.-'Panic marlbrnnea, and lWaritig of* I the b.IArofuziction of
the mIddle ear to the Second dr~gree. Ott the `3rd day they 'exhibited signs
of infiltration of the mucosa and.lymphoid,ti'ssue of the reH 'piratory tract,
hyperemia of the tympanic membranes,, hoarseness,.and closure of the vocal
1/2

USSR
:SHAPAPXNKOR B. A.1 et al, Vestnik Otorinolaringologii, No 6, Nov/Dec 70, p
93
chords. On the 4th day all members of the~,~mderwater laboratory shcwed in-
flammatory changes in the mucasa and lymphoid tissue of the upper respiratory
tract, infiltration of Gerlach's tonsils, and early indic.ation.~ of eustachitis.
During their stay under water, the 13 scuba (livers ~group12) experienced the
same dvanges in the otorhinolaryngologir-al organs as.those in group 1. The
changes were indistirct and their condition~xeturned to tiormal,within 2
days after the men left the water. Increased tame under water resulted in
the development of incipient signs of~catarrlhal1nflammation of~the organs
studied.
2/2

USSR UD" '22
URLAPCM.
"Linesir C-5s-Discharre.in%-Aicator 2ith Lon-Voltaga
Control"
-onferents,
Dokl. nsuchno-+eIhn. n0 e
.7 -1
-osk e n,3
rv,. il~t, 19'170 j- A
Sel~ts. E;Iektr-on.tekliriikl-~Icis(,,-I ts. Pro-. r.
TI-eport Of The Conference On The
,;ork 1%rir
': 194 1969. 1 oscow Power Engzlneerirg institute, 197iQ. zlactr~lnic Technol-
o~v Section. InductrIal Electronice Suheection,, ".0scow, 156~,:-~p 1.;~E_1,44 (from
6~
i yeye prIL=eneniyeY No 6, J-,zne 197', b stra ct,
Translation. 7-he results are described of an investi~;ation of e pari~=el.ers 3f'
-o II(A by sigzn&ic. Jn
linear gas-diacharre Lndicators with an auxilisr~ cs;'khodeY %1',r:i-
_.zeveral units of volts, which asl,,ea it poesible to, simplify cot,71derable or ever tc.
eliminate the transistor control circuit. IN.
94

USSR UDO 5~5-215-1
URLI, N.B., DESNITSAp U.V.
"Fxfect Of Thermal Treatment And Doping.On .The Photocond~
ductivity And
Characteristics Cf p-n Junctions in Cadmium, Telluride"
II VI IT VI
V ob. Probl. ftz. sojedineniy A, B . T. I (Problems Cf The Physics Of A. B
Compounds. Vol. I _'Oollection Of Works), V il z~ru s, 150 2, pp 230-234 'from
7
MzElaktronika i ye - ov 1972, Abstract No
yo primeneniye, No 11, N
Translationt. The effect was studied of annealing in air for 45 min. at temper-
atures from 200 to 4500 C on the da rk conduction, photoconductivity, and photo
emf of p-type CdTe with various initial resictivit-lea (4. 103 and 100 ohm.cm).
The dark conduction alwayB decreases with the annealing temperature. The high-
out photoconductivity and photo emf visa observed after arneilling at 4000 C for
opecimens with P = 4.10 ohm.cm and not above 250o 0 for a' ecimans wit'- ""= 100
P P-P
ohm cm. The rise ti=e of the photocurrent isp._k& microsec,,~and the decay is
9~nsitive and
750 microsec. The reoulte of the measurements. show that very phcyto 6,
satisfactorily highsPeed Photoconductore were produced from CdTe by the method
of thermal treatment in air. Surfece-barrier photodiodles resistant to r- irradi-
ation are produced by diffusion of-indium into. p-type reteribl and by deposition
of gold in a vacuum. ill. 7 ref. 1.V.

USSR UDC;617-735-073-9-(-615.849.19
BOGOSLOVSKIY, A. I,,,
mk~,L., S., VOLKOVA, A. D., ZFX0JW V. K. and
SHAPIRO, Ye. I., Laboratorf of ological, optics. Lea 's. V. ]CI-avkov and
Moscow.Scientific Research Institute:of Eyi~. Mseases imcini HeImholtz
OThe Iaser Electroretinogram".
Moscow, Vestnik Oftallmologii, No 2, 1973, PP 3-6
Abstract: By applying st-imulation of the eye, in tolerated doses irith radiation
at approximately 630nm emitted by a Re-Ne laserlof type W-50, pure cone elec-
troretinograms of rabbits and humans were obtaained. The output power of the
laser- vas 0.2 mwt and the power at the retJ. 4 0 - 15 n, wt. -~Ihnrt ntimnli wi
12P_ = th
a dimation of,O.(P or 0.4 sac and intervals ot 1 min bctim(~;ri them vere applied.
Under conditions of adaptation to a xreak vource of dayliCjit (illu4qdnation at
the eye approxi-mately - lux), the electroretinograms were d(le solely to the
bioelactric activity of -the cones. Under conditions of dnrk.ada-
ptation, the
("t r
rod apparatus of the retina begau to participate.in the rca' ion. Lase
electroratinogranis of humi. ns were obtained for the first titie in the work, des-
Cribedo with ruby and Ar lasers are being cond-eted at present
in an expanded stage of the investigation.

USSR UDC 531-383
LW911, jtk. M., GorIkiy State UniIversity imeni N. 1. Lobacheskiy
"On Calculating the Force Characteristics of the Outer 'Spherical Suspension
of a Cryogenic Gyroscope"
Leningrad, Izvestiya IMZOV: Priborostroyeniye, ~Iol 3.6, No 8, 1973, pp 72-74
tbstract; A method is considered for calculating the forces and rigidities
of the suspension of a cryogenic gyroscope in the case where the magnetic field
ofl.the suspension system is arbitrary in nature. The comprutational procedure
simplifies the formulas for the forces and rigidities and can be used for
extending the problem to the case of bodies vith arbitrary permeability.

USSR
MMMOV I A. V. 0 MQLAw&, and SMEL'KO, V- P-, PbYsics Institute
imni P1. N. Lebedev USSR Academy-of Sciences
'Distribution by Orbital Quantum Hunbers' of Highly-B~zcited Atoms, Forming
bY Collisions'of Feavy Paxticles"
Moscow# Zhurnal Eks-Derimenta-11noy i Teoretichesk-oy Fizi1kig-Vol 60,
No 6, Jun 71, pp, 2060-2065
Abstracti The forration of highly eywited atow asaresult of atomic
Collisions is of interest in a number of problems in astrophysics and plasma
Phy-sics. Since the enerU spectrum of 1highly excite,d atom Is similar
it is eS
to that of hydrogen, p--ciai-ly important to Investigate the processes
that take Place and lead to the formation.of excited h--drogen atoms. The
usual aethod of obtaining excited hydrogen atoms in laboratox*y plasma Is
the charge transfer of protons and the excitatlon, of 11 atomst by collision$
idth vaxious atonic targets,
in this article the authors find analytical- expressions for the cros
sections of formation of fast Hatozs.in the reactions h", +A(n
+A+ and H(15)+A H(n ~ )+A (A ia an arbitrard atom). that axe valid when
Comparison i(Ith weclse, computatiors I using An argon target as
an mmple, showed that these V'be ussed eve4 Aen 3 -
fo=Ul" Ma. n
1/2

VINOGRADOV, As V,j et also Zh=al EkspeXimentallnoy i Tooreticheskoy
Fizikij Vol 60, No 6, Jun 711, pp 2060-2065
As would be eXpectedt hydrogen atozs form,with the greatest probability
in states with 0, 1.
Figures I and 2 show the cross section of charge transfer as a
function of the pxincipal quantum number and the ortdtal hiozent, respecti-
vely; Figures 3 and 4 show the rz-oss a.ections of excitation of a hydrogen
atom as a function Of the Drincipal quantum, number,ota flpito atr-to~and
the orbital moment of the flnltastata~f~respactively~~
The article containts 4 figures and a biblio#ap4 of It titles.
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UNC L A SS II E'D
T 1 T L E13 "1 RN CROSS SECTION FOR T HE N Wl MF TR A N1 fTICT -U-
AUTHOR-( 03)-5EYG!-lANt l.L. ~U RNOVy A *4 1SHEVELKOv P
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-70,
SOURCE--ZjjURt4AL EKSPE-'RIMENTALfNOY I TEORETT JIFSKOY FILIKI 19 VOL 58t
NR 5 , PP 1825-1829
DATE,PUBLISHEO ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
~TOPIC TAGS--HYDROGENj ATOMs GREEN FUNCTIONtELECTRON TRANSITIONir
OX I LL A T13R STRENGTH, CAPTUaE CROSS SECT;,10M.
CONTROL MARKING-NQ RESTRICTIONS
-:00CUMENT CLA5S-:-IUNCLASSIFIED
--3002/0015 j'40--UR/0056/70/058/005/1825/8129
PROXY RE
E LF AM E
ACCESSION NO--AP0127665
UNCLASSIFJED~

018 UINCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0127665
-ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--tU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN A,*,IALYTIC EXPRESS10i'll FOP, THF
TOTAL tVITH RESPECT TO L AND L PRIME) SOUAqED BORN: AIMPLITUDE FOR THE N,
N~ 11DIME TRANSITION IS OBTAINED :BY' AMEAN.5,0r-~ THE COUILOMB -GREE.NIS FUNCTION.
I TTHE FORMULA CAIN BE: SIGNIFICANTLY SIMPLIFIED IN THE L-1,41TING CASES OF
LARGE VALUES OF N AND N PRIME4 AN EXPPESSION FOR tHE TRANSITION CROSS
SECTION IS OBTAINED AT HIGH ELECTRON ENERGIES )4HrCH IS SIMILAR TO THE
KRAMERS APPROXIMATION FOR OSCILLATOR STRENGTH t.1 I&MUCH LESS THAN DELTA
N IS MUCH LESS THAN N)o FACLLITY-*. F.IZIC[lES~',lY INSTITUT liki. P.
N.
LEBEDEVA, AN SSSR.
UNCLASSIFAED

USSR UDC 621.762.001
ABAPBAINELI, Z. I., SAVITSKIY Ye" URODOV V., I and SADOVNIKOV, YE G.
"Determination of the Spectrum of Partidlei 'of Fine Polydispersed Systems"
Tr. Vitebsk. tekhnol. in-ta legk. prom-sti [Works of the Vitebsk Techno-
logical Institute for Light Industry), li 1970, pp. 80-0-2, (Translated from
Referativnyy qhurnal4fetallurgiya, No. 1,.1971, Abstract No. I.G427 by
V_ KIVIN)
have been de
Translation: A method and device valoped foi- centrifugal
photosedimentation analysislof polydisperscd matorials,~_A purt~ sedi-
mentition liquid (SL) is placed in a. cuvettejand a -samll quantity of another
liquid with lower density is added,,forming,a thin buffer,(starter) layer
on,the surface of the SL. When the suspension to be stlidi ied is,introduced,
the.starter layer facilitates better dispersion of the particles on the
snrface of the SL and stabilizes the Initial,conditions of~particle motion.
The optimal analysis conditions, depending on.tho density,and do roe of
dispersion of the material being studied, are achieved by proper~selection
of the SL, the dispersing liquidand the rotating speed of the euvette.
4 biblio. refs.
so

USSR
GURVICH, Ye. I., EDL 'L
"Method of Synthesis of Combin
ation Circuit Tests"
Metody kontrolya i diagnoza.slozhn. sistem i avtomatov [Methods of Testing
and Diagnosis of Complex Systems,and Automata -- Collection of Works), Kiev,
1972, pp 27-36 (Translated from Referativny-i Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 8,
-1973, Abstract No 8 V424)
f
Translation: A method is presented for construction of checking tests for
c6mbination circuits in which defects amounting to a co.nstant at the input
(droutput) of one element are allowed. The authors state thilt the method
allows tests which ire near minimal to,b6. produced.

L/2' 054 Im ss ELY JlROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
'~T'ITL=_--EFFECT OF HARDEINING AND.SOFTEN VNG,.;,IMPUR ITI PIS AN~j IRRAOIATION ON,THE
ANU THERMfiEl-*IISS'.16N, oir, EXGELFC,TRON.; WITH LITHIUM
AUT"GR-(04)-dELYAYEV, L.M-p KNABlU G*G*4~~,UAQS'i5VSKAV,4:v A4A.r DOBRZHANSKlYp
G.F.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOUKCE--KRISTALLGGRAFlYA 1970, 15(91p 317
DATE,PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AkEAS--:-Ptiyslcs
JOP lC_~:TAG5-_TH EfR MOLU14 lNFSCEN CE t::.CRYSTAL I KPUA I TY.s LITAIUM, FLUURIDEv PHOTON
14 RADIATIO
E4ISSIJs p NAP.DNESSt LUMINIESCENCE~'SPECTRVMV' N EFFECT? URANIUMF
MAGNES IUM INDIUMr MERCURY
WITROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTICNS,
OCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY--REEL/FRW4E--1996/I476 STEP NO--UP,/0070/701015/002/0317/0321,
ClAt ACCESSION NO--AP0118465
Ul"CLASSAFir-D

212 054 UNCLASSIFIEU PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION fqO--AP0 118465
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. :THE EFFECT"OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF
-IMPURITIES '(U, MG, 'WHICH HAkDEN AND IN, AND HG ',OFTEN THE CRYSTAL)
AND-OF !RRADN. WAS STUDIF0 ON -THZ:. LUMINESCEIN'CE-v Et4JSSt0Nj AN110 lNiECH.
'PROPERTIES OF LIF. THE PROPERTIES WERE CGMPARED~ FOR PURE AND IMPURE
i,u
C-~YSTALS. FOR DIFFE..'~ENT [K-~AON-~ ME 55 JHE HkR1)E!,l.ltVG i;'-lPU4ITIES liNCREASE-
THE INTENSITY OF: THE LUMHNESCENCE AND ',DECREASE THE EMISSION INTENSITY.
IN THE TFICRI40LUMINESCENCE-E SPECTRA FOR L.IFrllGt U pRooUrE-S '4AX. WHICH
CORRESPOND TO THE V SAND ABSORPTLON1. ~,HG FACILIYATES THE ACTIVATIO111
F
DURING IRRADN. FDR LONG EXPOSURESTO X~RAYS OF iNE4 PROCESSES WHICH
SUPPRESS THE ELECTRON LMISSION.~AND RE COMB 1,NAT 10M. THE SOHENED CRYSTALS
HAVE: A-M INTENSE EXOEMISSION' AND STRI~~'4G,.THEz;"OLUMIIIF-SCE~AICE-. X RADIATION
REACTS dITH THE IMPURITIES,
BRINGING ABO .UT~COMPLEY-4.TCHANGES IN THE DEFECT
STRUCUTRE. FACILITY: INST. KRVSTAL-L0GR.f ~V;OSCOWr USSR.
VIN C L A S S I F I E

USSR UDC 621.391.8
URSAT-EY
"Quality- of the Feedback Channel', in Data Transmission Equip-
ment"
Kiev, Mekhanizatsiya i Avtomatizatsiya Uprayl njXa
No 6,
NoV/Dec 71., pp 49-50.-
Abstract: A method is consideredtfor determining the prob-a-
bility of transition from an "Interrogatio-n" signal to a sig-
nal which confirms correct reception for data transmission
systenas with resolving feedbach-operating in an expcctation
mode, Curves are given for this probability im..; a fUlIction of
the length of the feedback;sip
pa.l. These curvf6,s can be used
for direct detern; ination ~of the length,~ of the ti'cedbac)z signal
whon the probabililLy of transition J.s known, and also for
evaluatirg the quality of the feedback 'channell,
of existing
data transmission equipment; Turo f Igures.
-1771 Mllt7

USSR UDC 621-791-763-101-001-57
PODOIA, 14. V., Candidate of Technical Sciences, and DOI-ICHENKO, H. A., Engineer,
Institute of Electric Welding imeni.Ye. I,o. Pation, Acadeany of Sciences Ukrainian
SSRI andJW 'K' Engineer,.Institute of Cybeneticst Academy of
_,_A.J'
A _ ,_-A
Sciences Ukrainian SSR
"Mathematical Description of the Frocesi of Resistance Spot Welding of Light
Alloy Using Isomorphous Mlodels" .
Kiev, Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, No 21' Feb 74, pp 16-19
Abstracti 'A possible method of accOmplishine weld joint quality control
usint: mathematical models to develop.simpler ma-thematicaI descriptiors of the
spot welding p-rocess, for parts of varying thickness'and construction is
described usins the spot welding of D16AT alloy with a thicknest, of 1-1-5 nm
in the region of optinum parameterz of the 1461d, inode. Tables are given with
welding parameters which are then used in statistical. equations tfor: isomox-
phouz models to produce the optimum pax=ote , for Droduciiig qualty uelds
rs
uhich allows the proper welding pa.=eters to be. determinecV, for the welding
of parts of differing thicknesses and design.' iSeven tableep two~bibliographic
references.
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USS R
=41'YFV, A. A.
"Some Peculiarities of the Statement of an Active Poisson Experiment"
Av-tomatiz. nauch. issled. i'tekhn. podgotovki proiz-va (Automation of
Scientific Research and Technology of Pr4Dparation.for Production --
Collection of Works], Kiev, 1972, pp 3-15 (Translated from Referativnyy
Zhurnal - Kibernetika, No 8, 1973, Abstract No 8 V253 by the author)
Translation: in the case wh--n it is impossible to produce a mathematical
description adequate to a process being studied on the basis of active
experiments, the need arises far active-passive experiments, allowing the
joint influence of controlled and uncontrolled factors to be considered.
In this case, two main problems must be solved: selectio 'n of the number
of experiments and selection of a plan for~placement of points in the factor
space according to certain optimality crite~ria.
Ibis article discusses these problems.

USSR 669.15.018.29:539.389.2z536.4-
IVIN, V. P., PADLIN, A. N., ANIKAYEV, V. A, URSI 4SK Y A.
KULALAYEV,
Yu. A., SABKO, V. F.
"Study of Thermal Stability.of Certain Wear-Resistant I-totals"
Progressiv. Sposoby Svarki, Novyye Materialy i Konstruktsii v Svaroch. Proiz-ve
[Progressive Methods of Welding, New.Materials and Structures in 'Welding Pro-
-ducti on -- Collection of Works] Izhevsk, 1973, pp 54-55 (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgi~a, No 8,1973, kbstract~No 81509, by V.
Bochkareva).
Translation: The thermal stability,of two groups of wea-r-resistant steels
was studied. In group 1, the C.content varied from 0.16 to 0.89%, while the
content of the other elements remained constant as follows (in",): Cr 4.0,
W 1.0, V 1.0, Mo 10.0. In the steels of group 11, the content of C varied
from 0.4 to 1.0%, the content of Cr from 5.~,Oto 10.0%, with the contents of
the other elements (in %): Mn 0,35, Si 0.65, W 10.0, V 0.9, Mo 1.4, Ti O.S.
A regression equation is produced to estimate.the influence of C and Cr con-
tent and tempering temperature on thermal stability of steels of group II.
Analysis of this equation shows that,within.the limits studied, C significantly

USSR
Win, V. P., Padun, A. N. Anikayev, V. A., Urshanskiy, A. M., Kulalayev,
Yu. A., Sabko, V. F., Progressiv. Sposoby Svarki, Novyye Materialy i Konstruk-
tsii v Svaroch. Proiz-ve, lzhevsk, 19731,~pp 54-55.
reduces, Cr increases the resistance to,thermal cracking. The combined in-
fluence of C and tempering temperature greatly decreases the thermal stability
of group 11-steels. For the steels of group 1, it waslestablished that
hardness in the state after casting is i0creased with increasing C content,
while resistance to formation of hot cracks decreases.
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Gmphite
USSR UDC: 32
URSIN, V. A., ANUFRIYEV, YU. P.,-KIIOMYAKOV,, E. P., Moscow
-sip
~--"'Study of the Influence of Stress Concentration on Variation of Stre th
Characteristics of Graphites"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No 7, Jul :73,~Ipp 106-107.
Abstract: A method and results are described from an cTerimental investiga-
tion of the influence of stress concentrators on the strength of graphite
materials during heating. The variation factors of strength are calculated.
These factors are included in the formula,for reliability of the structures.
The influence of stress concentTato rs on -re.liability of structural elements
of heterogeneous graphite materials subjected to forces and heat is studied.
VPP and ARV grapUtes were used in the study,
BEEN P=1 W''

77
USSR um 620.171-32
TRAPEEMIXOV, D. A., ANTUFFRIYE-EV, Yu. P. , KOCH ETOV, D .V. LAUMDA, N. S. , A A
URSDI, V. A., Mcscow
-----------
"Evaluating the Thermal Stability of Graphite's Over A Broad Temperature
Rangelt.
-oblemy Prochnosti, No 9, Sep 72, pp-18-21
Kiev, Ili
Abstract; Experimental studies are conducted' as a basis for analyzing the
beat-stressed and limiting states of graphitet construction elements and
plotting their thermal resistance as a function of,te=eratu-e. 117
Pi e grades
of. graphite -vere tested: VPP, VIPP-100C, 11-TIG-8, MW and PROC-~-2400. Annular
sub-4ec-"ed 'o a load consisting a,
sp.ecimens vere j 0 steady-state radial heat
f the
-flux. The temperature was recorded at, four points along the~radius c,
speciren.at the tire of :fracture, and diametric disolacements, were, ~ determined.
~These figures were then used to calculate the temperature distribution through
a cross section of the Specimen, as well as tangential strain'. an the outer
surface. The thermal stability of the graphite.materials was calculated by
determinLng the temperature di-Ifferential-as a function of surface tmperaturre
at the beginning of fracture. An expression is gi
ven which approximates tbe
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35

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TRAPEMIKOV, D. A. et al., Probleny Prochngsti, 111o 0, Sen 72, pp 18-21
deformed state of the rings vithin 10%. It: is found that the temterature di-f-
ferential end heat flux at fracture are complicated functions of %lemperature,
-e
and that these functions ---e de~ --mined by temperature changes in the prin-
cipal characteristics of the gra:phite,materia,ls -- maximm, tensile deforma-
tion, coefficient of thernal expansion, modtilus of elasticity and thermal
conductivity.
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IOSR =1 666.764.1,,,t620-17
URSIN, V. A., ANUFFIYEV, YU. P., PZ?LWBV,'A 1. A., mid UUMUNA, 11, S.
"On the Evaluation Of the Strength of Graphite MteriaL`
Moscow, Zavodskaya Laboratoriyal Vol 381~.No 12, 1~72, -ap 1516-1519
Abstracti Regression functiorm, uexe used to deternino ~Pffeot*-'Ive Cooffic-ionts
of stress concenf ration. C( in'graphites for which ~I corr-~Iation rela.-
tionship between strength and density exWcs and the coxmlation coefficients
re
are in thas 0.5-0.9 linit,-,- By applyino- t4i's Cor lation, rOIf,,Ur,"!A
the error in deterriftning could been.xeducced by more a
ctor at two in
comparison with usual Pethods, where for Cv~~ is taken tbr.- rolation of arith-
metic nean vU-ucs. The naterial atrengtb elopends on a zr~xles of technolo-
gica factors, wher-eas LY 6 -valuea are deta:wined by the,Grainlng of tho
miterial. One figtxe, throe formulas, thx~e, tablesp f Ivo biblilot7aphic
references.

USSR UDC 620.171.32
1MM_V_._ T V, D. A., KOCHETOV,.D. V.,,and A17UFRIYEV, Yu. P.,
Moscow
"Concentration of Thermal and Mechanical Stresses in Graphites"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnostic, No 8, Aug 71, ~p 64-66
Abstract: Concentrations of thermal and mechanical stresses near peripheral
incisions were experimentally investigated on ring-shaped~specimens (outside
diameter 60 mm, internal dimma-ter 22 mm, height.15 mm) of ARV, ARVU, VPR and
PROG-2400 graphites. The inner ring surface was heated uniformly by radiation
and the outer surface was cooled by the contact.method. The stress concentra-
tion coefficients and sensitivity indices were analyzed by reference to tabu-
lated data and diagrams. It is demonstrated that thermal and nk-chanical
stress concentrations are of one and thesame character. The sensitivity
of the investigated graphites to incisions was found to be propoTtional to
the radius of curiature in the top of the incision and invc-rsely:proportional
to the graphite graining. Two illustrations four fo-rmulaa, four tables,
four bibliographic references.
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Graphite
USSR UDC 620.171.32
TRAPEZNIIKOV, D. KOCHETOV, D. V., and ANUFRIYEV, Yu. P.,
Moscow
"Investigation of Destruction Conditions of Graphites in Heat Treating
Furnaces",
Kiev, Problemy Prochncsti, No 12, Dec 72, pp 68-71,
Abstract: The destruction conditions by thermal stresses of two practically
isotropic ring-shaped specimens of graphites ARV ' L.64 g/cm3) and
NTU
ARVSTU ( r - 1.51 g/c-m3) of small-grained struct'Ure and uniformly distributed
porosity were experimentally investigated on a described device. The types
of,observed destructions and their character are discussed by reference to
pictures, schemata, and diagrams of the temperature gradient, relative de-
formation, and tangential and axial surface stresses. The.possibility of
using numerical calculation methods of the s tress- def ormed , condition of
ring-shaped graphite specimens by,thermal loads is demonattated. Seven
illustrations, one table, three bibliographic'Jeferences.*,

USSR uDc 621.396.66--"
VOLKOV, V. 21. , U.R3.U~L AI. BELOVA, N. D.
"Application of Controlled Attenuators.in Transistor Ampl-Ifiers"
on. tekhn. v avtomatike (Electroni6 Engineering in Automation', v5T. 1.
Elektr
V r
Mose , Soviet Radio Press, 1969, pp 45-52 (f om RZh-Radiotexhnik-a, No 3, Ear 70,
Abstract No 3D31)
Translation: In realizing the functional amplitude characteristic in amplifiers
made of transistors it is expedient to apply controlled attonuators by means of
which AGC is of," ated in a relatively broad dynam= range of t e signal
with unchanged operating mode of the transistor with respsot to airect current.
The basic calculational relations are derived for contral-loti :itti~,,-o;ators in which
semiconductor diodes are used as the nonlinear. controlled "ements. The schomatic
of a transistorized amplifier is presented in which the reqWred dynamic range of
r
egulatJon with a given law of variation of the amplification coefficiont is
realized. The amplification coefficient of the amplifier vaxies from 10 to 2.104.
Two diode controlled attenuators are used in the five-cascade amplifier. In
transistorized amplifiers, controlled attenuators can f-And application in ele--
tronic:devices for various purposes (measuring,instruments, ~-adarxeceivers, and
so on).

USSR UDC 621.311-52
GORSKIY, YU. 11., URSILL NAUIRI;111.~
"Information in the Control of.Large Systems (Procedural Aspects)"
V Bb. Optimiz. i unr. bol'5himi sistemami v qnerg.~ (Optimization and Control of
Large Sy eering~-- collection of xq
stems in Power Engin orhs), lzkutsk, 1970,
pp 47-7j. (from RZli-Elektrotekhnika En!j~tik~a, No 4, A-pr 71, Abstract No
4 Ye234)
Translation: A study was.made of the possibilities of using the means of infor-
nation theory for analysis O)f the control of~large systems in not-ter engineering,
the interrelation of.the concepts of infornation, organization, entropy and DUr-
pose, classification of types of movement and representation of,inforration, the
possibilities of separating the,basic levels.of descrintio,t-L andatmulation oil
information processes in large systems. OrSpnization is oi7e of th~~ fundamental
properties of all material systems, It is proposed that Varicus types of repre-
sentation of information be characterized by~ltbe degree of elimination of dis-
order (the Inverse of organization) of the following basic types: linear, step
logarithmic and eyponent-fal. The approach to~~ description and simulation of the
information problems of functioning of, artificial large systenis (composition,
of the
structure and properties of various,levels.of 'abstraction systems,
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GORSKIY, Yu. M., URSUL, A. D., Optimiz. iupr. bol'shimi sistemami v energ.
(Optimization and Control of Large Systems in P(nier Engineering -- collecrion
Of works),'Irkutsk, 1970, pp 47-79 (from M-Elektrotfekhnika i Energe-tika,
No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4 Ye234)
control units, information converters) is discussed. It is noted that the con-
tent of the information problC_Ms discussed is prelimina,ry and it must be refined
ahd1developed further. There are 31 illustrations, 1 table and a 25-entry biblio-
graphy-
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USSR UDC: 537-312.62
BOTOSHAIT, N. 1. 110SKALBITNICO A. i, and
"Investigating the Densities of the~Electronic,',States of a Two-
Zone Superconductor With a Paramagnetic Impurity"
Kishinev, V sb. Issied. po L-vant. teorii sistem, mi.,iogilch chastits
(Investigating Systems of 1-1any Particles by the. Qua titum Theory)
-d 'o
1971, PP 70-77 (from RZh_-RadiotekhiUk' , B 4,-1972,~Abstract No
4D493)
Translation: An investigation is made of the denoities of the
electronic states of a two-zone supercoziductor with a lo,,Ir con-
centration of paramagnetic - impurity in a broad fi*.~Oquellcy inter-
The freq-aency St -the e
j at which the densities of~ ~.-Iectronic
states have a maximwn, aa -viell as the values:of these maxima, io
determined. 111'ibliovraphy of 10* Resume
Cj
mlu

MW77T7
Fe ity 01 cormosition
f cryst
ale 4'
"Y' -"lateria.1y,
-Lra c Vol 6S X0
-C~ ?0,
wad '3 1011
a `tr,1 ted
"Ut. tT
4' ro errogarn when growin-
v M -03 "tion in a Melt t 6y the 'Ef Z5 c"_
c0ol aa;:; an 0 0 T-
Zeter Szential 41-
110 fe- OZZect on eacl 0
ror,:J~~-r t,
te - ..e COO
-01 U-1c re. -0 nO Cftpoi~
"Orl and 6 -te OL-
v j 0 x lan ce 1,Z)
Or,,o 012 1-41e~
-11 -ItIorl oi, -h
Fe-d- 12 2tn,
9 rom c - On d'i,
va r ZOIG , -, , 04
nargc,,
cryr, tal -
UI
mole
c
lat Ur in the C-
~cac~if
tk molo
" ..e
M a --L d
Oi calciu,, I rj n 1, . .
-1
na tur*e 0 role r es t U U. r, -
arid 24 1 1 or
J
Of
a r. oil these jjl,.,
6r0e.5 w-:t- - 1're COMDOSItion Of4 the deperdenc, Cis L,
L r., tl.,e I . igatjo.,, are
tjjfj ca
VI.35()12 .,roj" - earlier result.,
t VCOO,
--Z 1-5 d.
egl~our Or -fro
a fcoj-i~t~,'e crXstal rF' e t
drop i. Oz JI0
of

UTKLif i. N., et al, Neorganichaskiye ilaterialy, Vol 6, No l,', Jan 70, 104-107
ic
with a decrease in their crystallization rate is charact-rist, This law is
lso observed 'or single crystals of constant compositioit obt.Lined from various
a
initial char.o-cs.
In order to discover the causes of the affect or the cool-Vil; rate.~ of
the melt on the comppsition of single crystals of calciviii.~-variadiu.-,-,-b-',--,i;,iut~, fer-
rogarnot an,', consequently, their properties, some samples.,,~ere ri-Wbjected -~o
microradiography using. the electron probe microanalyzar JXA-3A. It uas di~;Covered
hat in order to grow single drystals of calcivm-vanadium-biarau th ferrogarne~, w-th
t
a homorteneous composition, the crystallization process irust be carriud ouL w.-Lth
melt cooling
rates of no more than 1.5~deg/hour. This also promo,tes improved
eproducibility of the single crystal composition and improved magnotio and super-
r
high-frequency properties. It is pointed out'.that the more homiogeneous co:rposi-
tion~arises from the fact that the diffusion processes and ctmvoation fluxes in.
sure 4 favorable ratio of ferrite-forming comporoants in the layer of the mult
near the surface olp the growing single crystala.
56
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MEMPROMMMM11-r-

111-12b THE POSSIBILITY OF OBTAINING CRYSTALS rROH SOLUTIVIS WaICH AM UXIFQWf
WITH KE;rtCT To COMPOSITION
[AxtIcla by M D. Urxul~sk. A.' V. Itelitakiy Shchalkovol Novosibirsk, 'IT
Sim~') Mosti;'-f Polurravodntk."kh );ristallo- 'L.
~_"_Avaslan, 14-17 June, 1972, p 37J
A at-ly was ~de of CIL% pt,sallillij of ~Cro4inx Vub4tit"ted cryst4la, which
are uniform vith-,r*tPc4(-t0 6"Position from solid solutlono of the type of
('It I%, * Me- ) by soUcting the coalinx rats of the solution.. far ths cost
whore thr. diffoatan coefficient-% of the substicutinst coaponente are tiprect4bly
larger than the diffusion coefficient of the,uissubstltuted component,, from, the
material balance equatlals in the soI14 and 11juld phanoal conaidaring: the
to=rarsturo4nd concontration 4&pandanca of thsdistrtbutiovt coefficients,
conditions Were obtained the tativfaction of. which, iaouv** growth ot uniform
crystals.
From the oalution of the diffusion #qu~tjco*V-otv expressloa vat obtained,
for the coaling rato.of the solution vhleh depends, on the naturt at the solubility
curve, ths, distribut-lon-oooffiaiants of.-Ahe tubatAtiat4d component*-. the diffusion
coefficient -OrA tho,voluse of the aalutlan':, The conditions of 54.1ottilit the.
Aft:camporoturo cang* of cryoullitatton were dtfio*4 in which prowth of crystals,
uhich orm, uniform with respect to Composition Is V04*016.
36 -

111-12. 5==T103 Of THE CROW11 CONVITIOSS OF CRM~ FROM SOUITIOSS
[Artir-IA by V, Avi Itakly. It O~,Ytm4lysk. Shchalkava. Nawoxlb trek. III
anok
j_q. Protmessam Roots 1 1; I!,t C- P~Iuprovodnlko"kh Kriet&Uov I p
Russian, 12-17

rown row solutions. In, this caze,t44
&4"u6a+stko4 ip~ivriaia its p
proc"a rate isvu*117 to dtzvrmIA*d by rise dtffuiloo.61 the crystal famins
cosj~om*nts to the cryst&ll Itat lion front and Is rexulatad by %Uing.
Frmjbi Joint solution of the diffusion equation imd rim material balance
qua~t*u In the soltJ ind liquid phases, the cooling rate was obtained as a
Nncticm of the rAturo of the solubility curve. the aisamitude of tha Introduced
omd crystals. the vol=a of, the solution and thi mAxivs cc-ditivo*,., The
coolIng with an incras" " the the 'solutlon.
the difluslo!& coof f1clants and with a d..raika In the, molutitz.vulume. on E
mWaS tho~vmlution 'by' rqmerea.rotatl" of tM ~C"stmlltxvrj thi angular valocit).
'
* 9
OV thi
cr"4".Vlth_AnAzcrs&m*,1a viscosity az*-vaiwwor tim maltition
rCLACIVO _Ja, ,
An-* otinsto we* mds,ot the thi0mitme of the diffnioleft *ayav, The optiml.
Cooling Conditicoo and Weekofting C0n4jt"jW,.dJ'Lth& Solatl6a cjM J&VUVS 4ja Jar, r
_ *&
So i
-
In the crjetal growth v*t* by an order-by C.DiP61CLA00 with the GtAUZ Cryltltl~
1144tiom co"miltialls.

A
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lwl
SUDAKOV, N. I., VERSHININA, N. I., DROKIN, A and U16U-LY Krasnoyarsk
-Institute of Nonferrous Metals imeni M. 1. Winin, Krasnoyarsk*State University
"Magnetic Anisotropy of Bismuth7Calciuol-1ro6-Vanadium Garnets"
Mos cow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskaya, Vol 34, No 5, May 70,
pp 1077-1081
Abstract: The variation of the crystallographic magnetic anisotropy constant
Kl of single crystal samples of ferrite garnets with the field and temperature
was measured by the mechanical moment method,~ Some of the samples had an addi-
tion of.gallium and aluminum ions; a list of the.composition.of the samples
follows:
No of sample Composition
4
5
6
7
10
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USSR
SUDAKOV, N. I., et al, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskaya, Vol
.34, No 5, May 70, pp 1077-1081
Analysis of the curves of the mechanical moments in the (100) plane in samples
of all composition showed that the curves of the moments have a clearly expressed
periodicity of ~712 at room temperatures even for weak fields of 40 oersted. A
change in.the temperature leads to a:change in the amplitude of the sine curve
and a shift in the saturation fields. The addition.of the diamagnetic ions
3+ and Ga3+ produces an expressed dependence of Kl on their content for a
Al
fixed quantity of vanadium ions: K, decreases with an increase in the altiminum
and gallium content for all temperaturesi The effect of the type of substitute
ion on the anisotropy was difficult to estimate from the rtisults of this study,
since the experiments were conducted with dikferent vanadi6m contents: x - 1.22
for the Al-substitute and x - 1.29 for the Ga-substitute. The following four
conclusions were made: (1) Kl for bismuth-calcium-iron-vanadium garnets is
only slightly dependent on the composition. The introduction of additional
3+ ions considerably reduces its value. (2) The dependence
diamagnetic Al and Ca
Kl(T) for all samples is qualitatively.the satue. K1 is negative In the entire
temperature interval studied and its value rises sharply with a drop in tempera-
ture. (3) The dependence of Kl on the field for all samples,is in agreement with
2/3

-__AC-c. Nlr: Abstracting ServiC6: R6f. Code:
Af004942!)' CHFklICAL ABST.511) (3 4 3
XI6% Compmsitional hqte enelt of calchm-iianadliuv-
r
uth
b On pmet'uluglel C=. N. I.; ~Ursu ak
Mikhal'chln A. G.;,Zuev., X.. A.,(
Akad. Nauk YYSR,, 104~-.7~ (Rdis),
f cioto'lingrate t en
The reasons for tht influe'4we o th6 f h '. kit on the
eompn, of Ca-V-D",F 1~ ~iystals, and,comkqueudy.
I e,garnet sMg
also on their prop*erties~ were ifivesugaftd. T6'grow'6Lse gar-
_ftt-crystals -that are hom-iogencous in6miki., -the crystit'i ~.tnust W
~,parried out at melt moling r.Ates'nOt`;:*1.5 d llis,djp
increases
lity of the_~4m
the reprodu6bi P~', it %;1g1 &yst*Ai
and _i!nprovts_ the. mu*k ind.ultrahlo-fiequency ptciiwerties.,
S. A.,lifersol
REEL/FRAME
19801L267:

11-2. 007 UNCLASSIF.IE.0 PROCES&ENG. DATE-27MOV70
ElS DEFERMI.NED BY
X.1-TLE-CORPELATION BETWEEN AVA I LABLE. P1140SPHAT ~VARIOUS
.
"----~:i;M9zTHODS ANG.THE FRACTIONAL COMPOSITION OF (NORG-ANIC PtiLtSPHA TES -U-
1. NEYK0VA3QCHEVAw'YE,., :URUMOVAt ~A

OF-ANFO-USSR
,,,5j3UkC,E--AGROKHI,MlYAl 1970, (2), 23-9
'DATE -PUBL [SHED ------- 70
8J.ECT AREAS--AGRICULTUREt CHEMISTRY
~TOPKJAGS-a;--PHQSPHATE, SOIL CHEMISTRY, CHEMICAL ANALYSI.S:
CCNTPOL MARK I NIG-Mil RESTRICTIONS
:00CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
:..PROXY-REEL/FRAME--306t/1628 STEP NO--OR/0485/7Q/OOO/OO2j'(jG23/0029
ACCESSION NO--AP0127119

7-iI
_f4 007 UNCLASSIF IED PROCESSING DATE-27NOV70
e- IRC ACCESSION NO-AP0127119
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT*~''THF CORRELATION COEFF. BETWEEN THE
ACTIVE FRACTIONS OF INORG. PHOSPHATES~, ACCOROING TO CHANG AND JACKSON
(1957) AND THE CONTENTS OF 5 SOILS OFJHE BULGARIAN TYPE IN EXCHANGEABLE
(MOBILE) PHOSPHATE WAS ESTABLISHED BY 7 DIFFERENT~,AETHODSII NH SUB4 F
FqATIONATION IS A MOST SIGNIFICAN T-INDICATOR OF,P AESERVES FOP PLANT
NUTRITION* THE METHCD OF OLSEN~f~ MOSt APPROI)RIATF-. FOR ESTG. THE M0131LE
P IN CARBONATE AS WELL AS IN OTHER SOILS ENRIQiED,l,N Pi
FACILITY: INST. POCHVOVED. 1,14. PUSHKIAROVA'i SOFIAi-,,8ULG.
UNCLASSIF
JED

212 1 . -Rwm~~ I
, 1 00 ., W~
- 11C 4CCfiSS7 ION I . , - ~. , . 1'. ''m
f
~. A 13 Is rR,4 C TI j:X Alfl- -AP U"%CL Ass
Ac,rriin - TRACT--- '. .. 1)1?7170 1 P i ir-

WAAWWW1
USSR UDC 529.67
LqWMYAN___R_._ V. and =ZHUTMIN, Ye. I., r
AWN
"Certain Features of the Amplitude-Dependent and Amplitude-Independent
Internal Friction of SAP Material"
Sb. "Vnutrenneye treniye v metallicheskikh materialakh".(Internal Friction in
Metallic Materials), Moscow, Izd-vo Nau]ca.,~ 1970, pp 110-114
Abstract: Internal friction in cold-rolled plates nade.of sintered aluminum
powder (SAP) and technically pure aluminum was studied by the method of forced
lateral vibrations. Annealing has a different effect on the recovery of the
amplitude-independent internal friction a~xd the Q-1 a.-a-plitude, dependence in
samples of the indicated materialso. The 6oating of SAP:platen by a pure
aluminum layer theoretically changes the internal friction amplitude dependence
characterlstic of a given matexlal.L
ussed on the basis of 1,rell-kuriown concepts, 4
..The results obtained are disc
figuts, 6 refterences.
78

1/2 075 UNCLASSIFIED PROCI-SSING DArE--23()CT70
TITLE--STUDY OF THE FAILURE OF TRANSPARENT POLYMERIC MIATERIALS 16LOCKS)
'UNDER THE ACTION OF LASER BEAMS IN THE FREE GENER.ATION MODE -U-
AUTHbR-(03)-SULTANOV, M.A., NARLULLAYEV:p BdNt UIRUNOV? V'v
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-~OURC E--AKADEM I IA NAUK TADZHIKSKOI SSR,: :0OKLADY, VOL, 131 NO. 3, 1970, P.
12-16
PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT-APEAS--MATERIALSt PHYSICS
~.~JOPIC TAGS--f-11ATERIAL FAILUREs POLYMETFlYLMETHACRYLATl::v QIJARTZF POLYSTYRENE
RESIN, GLASSY NEODYMIUM GLASS, LASER BE01i, SHOCK ltlAVEY. FXPLOSION EFFECT
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS,
1)CCUMENr CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:.-PROXY REEL/FRAMP--L997/1106 STEP i'4.0--UR/04251701013/003/OOL2/0016
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0ll-'7964

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.,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. OF THE MECHANISM OF FAILURE
OF TRANSPARENT POLYMEic
elvetric arc discharges in plaamotronbi noar-olectro.jo
cesses in hiph-Vregsuru electric arca and elvctr;>d(i ciortrnzj
anti Lho diarnosia of arc Vlasma. Without d!t%cu.5%ini; t1j,!
tional repurts, one should positivoly evoXuato too
at t1se conforanco ur work rolaria(I zo invent-CAticna ~wr
lent arcs# careful i7xperimvntal brudy of electrode (:roisi~n. tlic-
oretical and experimental cxattination of the stabilivj~ of cvm-
btistion a!' the arc in pla.,motrons. and attempts t.7 tako into
cmisideration noncquz,librium or low-tomperature plavin aiid
difforesiceis of temperaturd of particles of pls4sm~%.
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