SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YARMOLOVICH, I.I. - YAROSHEVSKIY, V.A.

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2/2 022 UNCL ASS IF I E 0 RRUCIESSINS DATE--025CT70
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FOR 2 HIGH ALUMPiA CERAMICIS: 22KHS (95PEPtENT AL SJ62 3 SUB-1,
AND A995 (9c)PERCENT A' SUP? D sint
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C F -IS CONTAINE0 JOPE A
BALA. ;G01Z AFTE4 Tfic FINAL FIRIN(~ 2Zkl ;ZCE,4r jF
VITKEOUS PH~153C WHILE A995 CONTAINED No vi,rREous PmAsE. B)TH CERAMICS
HAO A HIGH '~!ECH. STRPN45TH (E.G.. THE 6 END I ING iTRENGTH PEACHED 4500 KG-Ct4
PP I H I 'H H V' 0 S S ( 13 . 5 M UH S 5 C i-IF-LATIVELY THER-1AL
ALE I
130 TIMES I-J PRI'4E NEGATIVE3 AND 45 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE', CAL-(Cm-
-'DEGREE SEC) FOR 22KHS AND A995 RESP.li COMPRESSIYE STRENGTHS LARGER THAN
20,000 KG-:r-'i PRPAE2, L06 WATER ASSORP-TION (S,~IALLER THAN Oq. EQUAL. To
0.02PERCENT)i AND HIGH IRESISTANICE TO THERMAL CYCLING II.F., HEATING TO
WATER), THE SAMPLES WFIRE
35GUEGREES FOLLOWED BY CCULING IN RUNNIN(y
BOILED FOR 3 HR IN 10PERCENT HCLt IOPERCENT,14 SU62 SOt-SUBko AND
IOPFRCEf WT;: LOSSES, )(E R E '~ FOR 22KHS 1 1.8,
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UNCLASS I f~ IED

WSR UDC 669.2951620.192.465
PARSHIN, A. M. USHOV, S. S,s and YARMOLOVICH, I-I,
"Titaniwa Alloy Cracking During Aginge'
140scovt Metallovedenlye i Termichoakaya Obrabotka I'letallov, lio 49 Apr 73,
pp 43-46
Abstracts In a study of titaniim alloy of the VT-22 type with varying a1.L y-
5jigi 6% Al and 6.54-, beeta-stabilizing element (3.0~51, ho, 2"r~;"' Fe, 0-514 Cr,
and 0.5,91o~ Mn) it was observed that extrusions 1 120 min in dianm-,ter and 10-12
mn thick, quenched in ifater after ore hour at S'?OoCj crathed-di.Lrin~i, sub-
sequent aging. The most intensive orackdng during, aging after quenching from
8700C occurs at 4000C, ithere cracks are noted after 5-10 ho=, at the
temperature. Above 500 0C and belo-#r ZOOOG the foniation*.;)f c-Lialts ira-- not
detected, even after ?- 20 wrt in cases of li ght, medi um,
md acute poisoning, respectively. Because atropine i's dangerou i es f
s cas
pronounced h,,,-rpoxia, patients in this state were given o-,vgen to inhale. If
metho; P, of treatirearit
indicated bv the condition of the pAtlents, the follo~A.n(,
were applied. intrainusciLlar injection of a 251A AgS01, solution iii 'Pronoi.,.riced
inental disturbances, bloodletting- and intravenous, Injection off a 110~1) (_-,lijcosQ
solution and a ICF,/7 C--Cl2 solution in p-almon.ary. edema; intravenong injection of
an~ 0.051% - strop~.-nthine solution together with. a 40~ gluc(lise solution in curses
of collapse. Poliglucine, hydracortisone, ephedrine, ant', other drugs were aIxo
administered. As a part of the detoxification therapy vitanins of the B co=1ex
(Bl, E6, PP, eta', and a.-co7bic acid were, administered toiiether with glucose and
plasma substitutes. As resuscitation measures art-ificial.respiration (upon
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USSR UDC 669.295-018.9.4(088.8)
GOLUBTSOVA, R. B., and _R
"Electrolyte for isolation of Yietallide:Phases in Alld s of TitaniumtI
USSR Author's Certificate No 293058, filed.11/11/69, published 11/03/71.
(Tran lated-from Referativnyy Zhurnal Ifetallurgiya, No' 3, 1972, Abstract
No 3GI60P)
Translation: An electrolyte is proposed for isolation of metallide phases in
alloys of Ti, containing HCl and methanol. To achiev6 selective isolation of
-the T:L-Fe phase, perchloric acid is introduced to the clectrolvte with the
following ratio of components in %,11/1) : HCI 45-55, pe-rchloric acid 10-15,
methanol 1,000. The process of electrolytic prification of Ti alloys is
performed at -boom temperature and.D=0.05, a/cm An ex!2-mple~is presented.

112 016 UNCLASSIFJE D PROCHSING DATE--230CT70
i.-TITLE--SPECTROPfiOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF MICROGRAM AMOUNTS OF CHROMIUM
POWDERS -U-
ANDDIC
."AUTHOR-02)-GOLUBTSOVA, R.B., YAROSHENKO,~A.D.
OU-14 TRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZAVOD. LABs~ 1970p 36(2)t 14 7- 8
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
--':SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
-TOP tC TAGS--CHROMIU149 TRACE ANALYSIS, SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC ANALYSIS
_'~'CQNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~.~PROXY REELIFRAME--1996/1882 STEP NO-1-UR/0032/70/0361(102/01,'~7/0140
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118844
UNCLASSIFIED
milli

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W2 016 UNCLASSIFIEb PROCESSING DATE--239CT70
URC ACCESSION NO--AP0118844
ABSTRACT/EXTkACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRAICT. A,0.01-G I SAMPLE IS DISSOLVED IN 15
-~ML: H SU132 SO SU64 (1:2) CONTG. SEVERAL:DROPS OF HP40 SUB3 (D. 1.4). THE
~SOLN. IS EVAPD. 3 TIMES AND DILD..TO 50 ML WITH H SUBZ :0. A 1-5 ML
ALIQUOT IS MIXED WITH 2 ML LOPERCENT NACLD SUB4v 5 ML 5PERCENT '-IAOAC, I
ML 4PERCENT NAF, AND, AFTER ADJUSTING THE~PH TO 5-6 WITH ALKALI OR HOAC,
2 ML OF 0.1PERCENT AQ. PYROCATECHOL VIOLET. THE SOLN. IS DILO. TO 25
ML, INCUBATED 20 MIN AT 90DEGREES,- AND THE., ABSORPT Li IMEASURED AT 605
:NM. SEINSITIVITY OF THE REACTION IS 0.04 MUG-11L. T1 AND V IN 501 NI IN
30.p-AND MO IN 15 FOLD EXCESS 00 NOT INTERFERE':WITH.THE DETN. FE IS
MASKED WITH ASCORBIC ACID AND EXCESS:OF AL: AND TI WrTHiF PRIME NEGATIVE.
CL PRIME NEGATIVE, NO SUB3 PRI&E NEGATI.VEt AND SO SUB'~ PRIME NEGATIVE
:NEGAT-IVE INTERFERE WITH THE DETINo IN.CONCNS.o GREATER THAN 10 MG-ML.
FAC*lLITY: INST. MET..IM.-BAIKOVAr MOSCOW, ~USSR,*

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_T -7Z U tq r L A S, ~S I F I f: ~P
--L31NIOV70
T.ITLE:--SfjLVAT!_lCHR.0MIC EFFECT CM ELC s i
KTROCH~MICAL RE-D,V TION OF, SOME
~'::~-'AROMATIC COMPOUNDS ON A MERCURY. ELECTRODE -U-
~.-AUT~IC)R-(02)-Fl~IKELSHTEY'v4, A.V., YAROSHENKO, ~A.l,
-7:C-GUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:~'SGURCE- I LV. VYSSH. UCHE[3, LAVED. K H IM K H 1 M. TEKHM(A L970, 13(2), 194-6
UAtE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS
TOPIC TAGS--ELECTROLYTIC REDUCTION, DROPPING MERrURY ~ELECTRDDL,
NITRObENZENEt CHE;MICAL 5:JbSTITUFNI4 13014 CHLOKINI~~, im),~rjxyi. RAUKAL,
AM I M E
MARKING--NO-RESTRICTIOINS
oocunc-t-ff CLASS-UINCLA SS IF IED
..'PROXY RE-rL/FRA,'4E--3006/,!1U4 STEP ~10--URJO15~~-t/'70/013/1)02/019i~/0196
C IR.C ACCESSION .110--ATO,'34790
UNCLA SS f Fler)
~fl Ift ~ i t

1) 1-3- tV17C LA SSI 14, 1 t Q: PRUCESSUIG OIATC~ -13N,0V70
'CIRC ACC=-~SICN N3--ATO,13,~t7'90
..ABSTRAcri=-v-~zAcr--(u) GP-0- ABSTRACT, CORRELA-rICNSS~ ARG PRESENTED BETViEEN
THE LVA TQCi-',:~Osi 1 C ':FF'c-:(:T AIND THE' IHALF 1,46.VE POTENTIAL (JIN 2b- UR
NT ETOH AT PH 3 1 F 10 R 2 4 SUBSTITUTED M 11 N -0 N U t" I, cf-ji~ipos.
35Pi
THE C0R,),ELATl9N IS Of TW:: FORM PH!
SU 3 0 N E HA L F AUmA ")LIJS HJA
j) E L T A V 5 i J b I , 2 , IN I I L R IF Pill 51,1,90-~IEIIALF [S 114E HALP: Wk~.c Pc.1'rEtirIAL, DELTAV
A21 2 IS THE SULW OCI RJ.,ii c
5 -T1 F Ec r AND INEGATIVE AL;PHA AND b E FA T I ,I-i E S
M- PMME3 HAVE THE F -0 L L VAL U E-S -RC' SU861 H S0134 PIG SJ32 (R E 'ILS
Hi -4,N10 SUB2, iM,LAR, MYCL, P,0h, C,Oiq m'oll
MOE, 1KW-i SU'3~, PPMEy PiCk
St)152~1-it' P,CL), 0.203 A,"'41) 0-. 12 0 ; R C SUW 1-1 SUlW NMEIW*. (A : EQJ A L 3 P t -'J E T,
-M,U, H, P,6R, 1?,CL, AND' 14C IIUB6 h SU6.'--t C110
-(A EQUALS C L -~4 10 E
E r 0 1 L, ~~' IE t PE sPYNI-1 SUB'i?) , 0.751 NEGATIVE-
0.050. FACILITY: SIB. rtmil"OL . I NS 1'. KRAS,k('JYA,.!5Kt USSR.
UNC LIASS I F 1E

609 UN'CLASSI Fl EU :PRMESSING DATE--020CTTO
OF PH ON REGRESSIUN EQUATION PARAmerEWS PH] SUBIOVER2 AT
SUU1.2 FOR SURSTITUTED BENZYLI 0ENEACE-TdNE',Uf R IVAT IVES -U-
-',AUTH3k-(01J-FINKELSHTEYNt 0 TARBYEVA, N.A.
A.V.,~ YAROSHENK
._.'dbUNTRY GF' INFO--USSR
CE--ELEOTROKHIMIYA 1470, 6(2) 268-71
-DATE.PUBLISHED----70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
':.-T0PIC-TAGS--0ROPPING MERCURY ELECTRODE9 HYDROGEN TONZONCENTRATION,
6EN ZEN E. DERIVATIVEs ACETONE, CARBONYL RADICAL, POLAROG APHIC ALYSIS
-~i~.'C TROL MARK I NG-NO RESTRICTIONS
UMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEU
._-do
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1984/0462 STEP NO--UR/0364/70/00(,/032/0268/0271
ACCESSIOIN' NO--AP0107068
UNCLASSIFIED

p
UNCLASS 1~0 4OCESSfNG DATE-02OCT70
C ACCESStCN NO--AP0107068
k~TRACT/EXTRACT-IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ~T H&POLAROGRAMS (I VS. PHI) AND
THEIR riERIVS. (DI-D PHI, PHI) WERE RECORDED ON A POLAROGRAPH lF THE
ON-1021TYPE AT 20DEGREES* THE CATHODE WAS A DROPPI.NG HG ELECTRODEf THE
ANODE A HG MACROELECTRODE. THE CON-CN. OF THE STUll,_lED SU3STANCE WAS 5
J`TME 10 PRIME NEGATIVE4 M. FOR ALL PH VALUES STUDIED THERE IS A CLEAR
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE HALF WAVE POTENTIALS, PHI. SUBI-2-1 OF THE
SUBSTITUTED BENZYLIDENEACETONE DERIVS.~AND THE'SOLVATOCHRO41C EFFECT
ADELTAV.SUSt."2): PHI SUB1-2 EQUALS ALPHS..PLUS BETA DELTA V su3i,2. THE
GENERAL FORM OF THE EQUATION RELATING DELTA V SUBli2 TO-PHI.SUBI-2 FOR
REON. OF BENZYLIDENEACETONE DOES NOT DEPEND ON PH AT PH EQUALS 2-5. THE
PARAMETER BETA OF THIS EQUATION IS ALSO PRACTICALLY CONST. WITHIN THIS
PH.RANGE. THE PARAMETER ALPHS DECREASES WITH,INCREASING PH AND IS A
LINEAR - FUNCTION- OF- THE H INDEX WHTCH IS '0E.S-C-RfBE0': BY THE'EQUATtON' ALP14A
~;NEGATIVE 0.481-0.058 PH. THE LINEAR- CORRELATION~BETWEEN:.P-il SUBI-2 AND
I A tickE THAT THE
DELTA,_V SUB1,2-CONFIRMS THE MECHANISM PROPPSED IN't TE AT
GROUP AND NOT.THE DOUBLE:BOND JS:. REDUCED AND APPEARS AGAIN
-AFT-ER:'REGROUPING-
UNCLASSIFIED

UDC 539-4:609-419.4
MOR, A. A. and _YAROSHE~NKQ A~ P. Volgograd Polytechnic Insti-
tutle~.
t-he.-. Strength of Clad Steels"
Msrow,-Metallovedeniye i Termicheskaya Obrabotka Metallov, No 80
1971] pp~ 14-20
Ab:st-ract: The article considers the, mechanical properties of
clAd,-structural sheet steels. Tha' meahanical properties of clad
st-eel are determined by the thickness ratio of;the.layers (soft
and--hard).. There is reduced strength and-increased ductility
with.an,increase in the proportion,of Soft 3teel, but not accord-
iR'9_-.-t-o:linear law. The article attempts to establish the charac-
terof-this dependence so as to determine the,most-rational
cl.Mding and reinforcement limit3.. Materials studied include
ha-rAened steel 30KhG3A, two-ply'steel.-of the composition 30KhGS.A
+,251~-pprcent XhISKOT, two-ply steel KhISN101",Ir 65,G, three-ply

USSR UDC 546.651:542.61:547.558
RUSINA, H. N., FOLIKARPOV, Yu. If., YAROSHEMKO, G. F., and TIMAKOVA, L. 114.
"Aminosubstituted Phosphine Oxides as Extractants of Rare Earth Elements"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43(105), No 2, Feb,73, pp 233-242
Abstract: Synthesis of aminosubstituted phosphine axides containing
phosphoryl and amino groups in the molecule was carried out. Their ability
to extract rare earth elements [FEE] was studied. The structure of such
reagents makes it possible to form chelate rings with -metal salts, with
both functional groups participating; this makes the complexes very stable
and selective. It was shown that substituting an octyl radical for an
ethyl group increases the extractional capacity of tbe,material.. probably
due to the increase in the basicity of the nitrogeu atom and better solu-
hility of the complex in the organic phase. -a-Aminosubstitutled phosphine
oxide extracts the REE much better than a-aminosubstituted ones, due to a
greater strength of the six membered chelataring as compared to a five
membered one. The coefficient o' extraction of REE by.above,reagents
is-about 0.1, while for the Ca2+ 2+ ~ 3 3+ and Cr6+ they are less
Mg Al +1 Fe
than 0.01.

USSR Ubd 616.9ai.,g-o?9
PSHENICOOV, P. A. and YAROSHF11KO, L. X. Rickettsia labo:natory, Pern
Scientific Research Ins'tlt-uVe of aFaMs and Se
ra; Petal Medical Institute
"Use of Liquid and Dry Rrytbrocyte Diagriosticums In the.Cvsteina Test for
Differentiation of Primary and Secondary Infections Gaused by Rickettsia
prowazeki"
Hoscowp Laboratornoya Delo, No 12 19711 PP 738-740
Abstraett A detailed description is prezented of the Uquid arythiocyte
diagnostic mathod for typhus. In primary.1nfection, the level of 161-11 end in
secondary infection, the level of Ir,,C increasedin Ithe ao~,Llui, IgC anti-
bodies were resistant to reducing agents (2-r-orcaptoeth-wol, athanethiol,
cysteine)o while IgH antibiodicti wero not. A decreatze of kjerzgglutinin level
by 88-9M, in serum pretreat ed with oysteine - indicates an; I ncmm e of I gN
antibodies. If the level of he=- &autinin, na'only one hailf of the origbva,
It meant an increase of the cjsteine-resiattnt Iev, With this, method pre-~-
lininary results can be obtained In 4-5 hrt.and final ro-i *Ldts, in 16-18 hr.
The suggested zethod was tested on 236 rabbits$ 423.guinea pie"131 and ?0
buwn, aera.

we 661.184
USSR
YARWHBNxO, N_~__A. DENICHENK0, P. -A. FESHCHEM# N. G. ,and IRODIONOVA, A. F.
Insfitiite of the Chemistrj of High-Molecular Compounds ,Academy of Sciences
UkrSSR, and Institute of Organic Chemistxyi.Academy of S,tiences UkrSSR
"The Surface Activity of Alkylphosphonic Acids and of Their Sodium Salts in
Aqueous Solutions at Various Temperatures",
Kiev, Ukrainskly KbWcheskiy Zhurnelf Vol 19# No 9s SOP 73, PP 893-899
0
Abstracti The Isotherms In the 20-90 range of the, surfAce tension of aqueous
solutions of thealkylphosphonic acids RP(O) (0H)2 (B - Q 0- C C
8 9 101 C12# C16)
at various concentrations and also of theirlacidic. and neutral Na salts were
determined. The neutral and acidic salts had a! surface activity that was twice
as high and five-six times as highg respectivelyz,o as that of Ila salts of
alkylcarboxylic acids RCOOH (R - C -0 16)- The.surface activity increased in
the order RP(O)(ONa), < RP(O)(OH) Ila < RP(Q)(9H)2 . TheJendency of the last
two members of this series to form Intermolecular hydrogen. bonds increased
their surface activity, Because of the more pronounced mstaRtc characteristics
of P as compared with C or S, the compounda4RP(O)(OK ). and RF(O)(OH)OXa had a
high surface activity which decreased to a relatively elight extent with Increasing
temperatures of their solutions, This decrease. was particularly small for
C12 - C16 and became somewhat greater for R "87 CIO

IM
USSR UDC 661 185 1~
DEYCFENKO, P. A., and YARCSHENKO, N. A., Institute of the Chemistry of High
14olecular Compounds, AZMeMy OT ~Snces UkrSSRI Kiyev
"Solubilization of Trialkylphosphine Oxides in Aqueous Solutions of Sodium
Dodecyl Sulfates"
Moscow# Xolloidnyy Zhurnal, Vol 351 1-10 4 tJul-Aug 73t pp 751-753
Abstracti The solubilization ab12i-ty of the oxides of symmetrical aliphatic
tertiary anines in aqueous sodium dodecyl sulfate solutions of various
concentrations has been investigated, An assumption has been m-We about a
mixed type of their solubilization in mycellat solutions, With increasing
oleophilic properties the soltfoilization of phosphine oY:Ld-.%s occurus mainly
by the nonpolar mechanisn. Addition of sodluw sulfate , to the aqueous solu-
tion of sodium dodecyl sulfate increases it a solubilization ability in
respect to the dodecyl- decyl-, and: hexaddcyl-phosphine oxides, but decreases
it in case of oatylphosplitne oxide,
'A
, ~---Fvp

USSR UDC:~ 681,185-224
OSHENKO- -11.
DEI P. A.., TANCHM, Yu. V., Institute of Chemistry
of-High-molecular Compounds, AS UkrSSR
"Synthesis of Ammonium ~bnoalkyl Pyrophosphates"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Prikladnoy Khimii, Vol 45, No 5, ykly 72, pp 1114-1115
Abstract, New phosphorus-containing surface-active agents were synthesized
by reacting higher aliphatic alcohols with pyrophosphoric acid. Octyl,
decyl dodecyl, tetradecyl, hexadecyl and octadecyl esters of pyrophosphoric
acid were. synthesized, Ammonia neutralization of these. esters yielded triammon-
ium salts of monoalIV1 pyrophosphates. I.t~was found that, these salts are effec-
tive surface-active agents: an increase in the aumlGerlof carbon ator,,,s in the
~radical fr3n, 8 to 18 reduces the minimum surface tension at 60oC from 24-3 to
21.8 ergs/sq'. cm.

USSR UDC 541.132.3
DERCHENKO, P. A. , and YARDSHE'WO N. A. Institute of the Chemistry of High
Molecular Weight Compounds, Aca .6 ITcrSSR
ConcentrationConstants of the Ioni2ation of Alkylphosphonic. Acids"
Kiev, Ukrainskiy Khimicheskiy ZhurnLll, Vol 38, No 4, Apr 72, pp 359-362
Abstract: Solubility and iorization constants of the C8-C16 alkylphosphonic
acids were determined in a study of the effect of ionization constants on the
transit-ion from real solutions to the colloidal state. It was sholin that the
pKl,values range from 3.2 to 4.2, while pK2 remain constant. Temperature
changes affect the pK2 values more than pKl. Even thou& pK2 values of the
higher analogs are constant at the lower end they are directly related to the
chain length; this is due to the fact that addition of jDattlyl groups to a
o1jort chain acid increases Ito cloctronegativity, but aii the chain becoiiies
longer, this inductive effect dimivishes.; The decrease~in acid strength with
increased radicals is due to the entropy effect, wbich.is more pronounced at
the second stage of neutralization. Solubility ofithese acids increases
slowly with temperature increase until a certain temperature is reached above
which the solubility increase becomes more pronounced. The Kraft points

UVC: 614+616-0821:651(-22)
MA.,1ACM,(Ez-,T OF RUILAL PUBLIC BEALTH SERVICES TO BE IMPROVED,
tJkrtIcle* by V,G. Nikitin, head of the -a ganizational methodoloaicalroffiC&
of Konoto-P central Rayon Hospital (chiefyphysician: N.C. Yaroshenko), Sum- /X
61(aya Oblast; Moscow. Snvetakove Zdravookhronanive .. Russla~n-, VE-ff-,-Ml
submitted 5 January 197L, pp 12-151
The discussion on rural public health management ralsed by V. Bonds-
Tenko In t1it Journal, Savety Dueputatav Trudvashcl%tkhsvn [Workers' Deputy
Councils) (1969. No 1~ and -by F. GrIgor'yev in Soverskaye 2dravookhraienive
Moviet Publ1c Haalch] (1969, No 3) reflects the wishes of pub iclorginizors
to Increase the volume and to, improve the quality of medical c!ra in rural
areas.
It Is not.aurpriaing that the chief Ohy -micions of rayons are.thoi first
to raise this question. ' In many respe6ca , on their' activities depends the
fulfilment of scheduled objectlves~.Tralaz d to elimination of differences
berveen medical service' 3
a to urban and rural papulation.~ , . I I 1. 9,
ow.
In omit opinion, :It is* oot'only the scientists, public health ministry
i %porkers and chief physicians of raycins.who should voice their,,views-.on. the-
subject, but also and ~ necessarily -the-, heads of~oijiniiaiionsl methodological
offIces In,a tht,qxlallcy of public health'manajime~nt -in rural areas depends
larzely on thmtr work. As, a, rule. in hospitals where the work of iucl~.*n
office I's no1v set -up well, enough, it is~ diffiiult~ for flne~ chief -physician to
worix. and, to: use the~uoras -of V. Bondarenkc, he. In. "riot able to manage
public health soarvices In the rayon an a whole" In such hospitals.
Considerable ti= has passed ilnce the elizication of rayon public
~.<h dep3xtments, yet, as validly observed by V.Ch., Brzhtvskiy 111. to,
d3te "there has been no-legislation to define the.role of..rhe ray6n-hospital
a
r
s he legici=ta-heir to rayow public health,da artmants,",.
TIZZI-15-ned for the 'purpose of discussion.
14

USSR uDc 632-938:616-992:632.4
YAROSOITKO T.Y,.., GREBENCHUK, Ye. A., NIKITINA,, A. V.,-and KUZICHEVA, V. V.,
rkov e ersity
"Plant Irraunity to Different Kinds of.Paralsites"
Leningrad, 14ikologiya.i Pitopatologiya, No 6, 1972A pp 235-240
Abstract: Long-term studies on different.plant families (Gramineae
Chenopodiacea, Solanaceae) show that they have:similar irrmunological responses
to fuLgus infections regardless of the biological charactaristics, evolutionary
development, and nature of the parasitism.of the pathogdns, e.g., Erysiphe
graminis, Ustilago zeae, Cercospora beticola, Peranospora schachti, Tilletia
tritici, Sphaacelotheca panici-miliacea, and Puccinia triiicina. These pathogens
all undergo recessive changes in the hoat plants in the foin of hypoplasia,
plasma degeneration, and lysis. It wouldappear, therefore, that the processes
by which physiological immunity is formed are basically similar even when. in-
duced by different agents.

USSR UDC: 621.78S.019
YAL~&~Kq ~V- 1.
'Wethod of Heat Treatment of Containers",
USSR Author's Certificate 344005, Filed i2l'OS/69, Published 18/07/72
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal.Metallurgiya, No 8, 1973,; Abstract
No 818SSP).
Translation: A method of heat treatment of containers, performed by heating
from within, differs in that in order to assure even heating-,. heating is per-
formed by moving the products of combustion of fuel frois a heat generator
through the container.
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mill=
P.. "InIM41041111 ~4r"

USSR UDC: 620.169.1-192.05
ZAKOLDAYEV, Yu. A., V. V
"Device for Automatic Testing
of Operability of Output Amplifiers of Logical
Control Devices"
Aezisy Dokl. k Nauchn-T&hn. Konf. na Temu: Probl. Sozdaniya Sistem Upr. Sudovymi
Techn. Sredstvami, 1971 ITheses of Reports at Scientific and Technical Conference
on the Problem of Creation of Shipboard Equipment Control Systems, 1971], !xningrad
1971., p-48 (translated from Referati:Vnyy Zhurnal -Avtomatika, Telemekhanik-a i
Vychislitellnaya Tekhnika, No 3, 1972, Abst-kact No 3 A346 from the resume)
Translation: One peculiarity of the circuits used in devices testing output
amplifiers (OA) is operation involving waiting, processing,and rejecting OA, as
well as the fact that checking of operation of-,.OA is performed botb, and
w,10-out information from the outputs of the logic chanxiels. The structural systenis
of test devices include: test pulso shapers, OA test circuit, signal collecting
circuits,a circuit to make the detexTiawition~ " OA I fo ilea, and e, master cirtuit. It
is shoi;rn to be possible to produce such a unit. using -microelectronics elements.
The principles of organization of a progra*x- a*llowing minimization of the number of
logic conditions by a method other than total trial. are piesented.

1.2:621
USSR uDc: 621-39 -37l.i(08.8)
YUSHKOV, N. F., KODDI~OTTSEVA, T. I., YAROSKRIKO) V. V.1,
"A Cycle and Channel Synchronization De~fce.,for an Equal-Accessibility
Multiple-Channel Radio Commimnications SyAterP
'USSR Author's Certificate No 2591362 filed Ioct 6T, published 23 Apr 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstract No 1A2~.8 P)
Trannlation: This patent covers a cycle and channel synchronization device
for an equal-accessibility multiple-channel radio _co=Wiications system.
Th edevice consists of a phase discriminator, cadence pulse shaper, oscil-
lator, cycle aynchronization si4piai decod.pr,~ channel distributer, selector
and multiplexer. To ensure independent synchronization of otie receiver or
a group of receivers simultaneously from different transmitter signals ar-
riving -writh diffe!rent -time delays, the device incorporiLtes the following
modules: 1) an independent synchronization module connected between the
cadence imnut and the output of the cycle synchronization sio,,s] decoder,
the cadence and trigger inDuts and the inie.xmebdiate outpvt of.the channel
distributor, the cadence input of the multiplexer and -Vv~ inrut of the
phase discriminator, and connected by its commutated inputs to the outputs
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USSR
YIJSHKOV, N.' P. et al., USSR Author's Certificate No 25,0136
of the oscillator and cadence pulse shaper; 2) a phase storage module con-
nected between the selector output and the cadence input of the channel
-distributor; 3) a series circuit comprised of a control pulse shaper, a
counter of decorrelated cycle synchronization signals and a generator of
autonomous cycle synchronization signals~ connected betureen the output of
the cycle.sy-nchronization signal decoider: and the.trigger input of 'the
-channel distributor
2/2

PHYS~Ics
Crystals &.Seiliconductors
USSR uDc 621.315. 1592
ABDULLAYEW, G. B., AMMIDOV, G. A., AGAYEVA, A. A., Y, 1110V
SAIA A
V and
YARMaSKIY, I. D. -- A zerbaydzh-,n State University.imeni:S. M. Kirov, 'Baku,
'--and Physical-Technical Institute in-eni A. F. loffe, USSR Academy of Sciences,
Leningrad
"Recombination Radiation in Solid Solutions Under.Neodymium Laser Excitation"
-Leningerad, Fizika i Tek-hriika Poluprovodnikov, Vol 7, No 6, Jul, 73,. PI) 1108 1110
Abstract: The studies were made with GaS Se where x ira-- varied frcm 0,05 to
x x
0,80. The crystals were grovn by slow coolin-with a constant
0
gradient; plane pa-rallel sheets werc then pecled.~ off for test.irs~ at T - 77 K.
It waz found that the tvo primary s-~ectral babds,. causrud by. the decay of free
excitons with the release of i and 2 optical phonons respectively, were displaced,
zmoothly. with ci-aar,,e in the crystal In~ -power
compo ition. Increasin- the puTr.
n~trrovced the b, (by a factor of'
ands and nh-.,xply Increased intensity at the naxima
n 17'he 6;p+,,. C_:~
W. where 11 is the po,.icr and n varied from to 7
the availlbility of iat, on
or lt,).-n .1%11ezf.N ct"i5tails over r, n,,; afrom 1`350
-:if-rom Lo 6000 t.--cnf,
ln
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UDC 621.315-592
AGAMNOV, B. C. , VALOV P It. WYMIN, B. S. Physico-
technical Institute imeni A. loffe.of the ces, Lenin-
grad
"Photon Drag of Electrons in the 11resenre.' of Intraband Light Absorption by Free
Girrent Carriers in AII1BV Semiconductors"
Leningrad, Fizika i Tekhnika Poluprovodiiikov,,Vol 6, No 5, 1972,pp 909-914
Abstract: A study was previously mi d eof the drag effect as applied to IV type-
serdcanductors where the scattering. of the' carrierst is determLned by --coustic,
nonpolar optical phonons anti ionized itTurity ce n t e rn 11i'. 11. Danishevskiy,et al
all ey.-
~%ETV, Ho 58, 544, 1970; A. A. Grinbarg, ZICE , No 5C, 9-09, 1970). I.Torj
perimental and thaoretic&l study has been minde of thc photon 4rap, of clectrons
in A111BY semi conductors where the scattering of the carirters on the polar
optical pi onons is the defining factor. he effect wa recorded by -means of a
CO? laser (X - 10.6 m.crons) using n-type InAs of Nmriow; conceritrations. A
drag current caused by intraband transition's was detect2d eyperimentally. In
accordance with the theoretical analysis, the electrons, wt-re dragged by the
lighL.- The corresponding temperaWre functions are. prermated for an clearon
concentralon of n 1.6-1.016cr.-.3 with consider ation of I:hree mirrents-

USSP- UDC 621.315.592
AGAFONOV, B. G., et al., Fizika i Teknija Poluprovodnikov, Vol 6, No 5, 1972,
pp 909-914
a) the current connected with absorption with the participation of polar opti-
tal phanons, b) the current connected with absorption in the presence of
acoustic phonons and c) the current connectad with absorption in the presence
of admixture centers. The current connected,with light absorption in the
optical phonon section is predominate in the sample with the concentration
n = 1.6-101octd-3. The theoretical and experimental cur%;es (considering absorp-
17 -3
tion) are also presented for a concentration:;of 1.8-10' cm . In this case
the "cold" electron current can be neglected and the absorption coefficient with
the participation of charged irpurities can be consid -mer-
ered independent of ter.
ature. For this concentration the "admixture" drag current must become c0impar-
able with the "optical" current-' and the,rise of the theoretical curves with a
decreaze in temperature is connected with b6th of. theses currents.
2/2
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Ali El I H ffiffl"1~1EMM, W M W till

USSR
VAIDV, P.M., DAIIISEMKIY, A.M., r.ASTAL'SK1Y A.A. RnWE,l B S.) RnKUT)
S.M.; YAROSL=3KIY IP Physicotechnical Institute luten
f A:ir. laffe,
my"10
Acade Fe nmce' institute of Semiconductors$1Academy of Sciences,
USSR,
."Photon,Drag.of.Electrons During Intrdband Light Absorption by Free Current
Carriers in Semiconductors
I Eks
Moscov., Zhurna perimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki, No 12J 1970, PP
~1919-1925
AbAract., Photon drag of electrons during indirect intralbana absorption of
light in semiconductors has been detected.experimentally.. This effect is
due to an asyLmetry of the distribution function originating as a result
of the momentum of the incident photon flux. The effect-ims recorded during
the absorption of radiation from a 002 laser in electronic germanium. The
experimental results are in satisfactory agreement with, the theory developed
in a cited source. 2 figures., 9,bibliographiq~entries.
2 5R! WIN mr,11:111 MIT nuffik"11111111:11 NIM111,1"Fa, ml-il-&Ir~r"rllrl""Il-lllr~lill.,*""L""-""

d
7-
T7 i 7!7, 4,
Acc* Njr: POO.
43677 Ref Code; UR 0056
PRIMARY SOURCE: Zhurnal Eksperimeittallnoyli Teoretichaskoy
Fiziki; 19702 Vol 58,,Nr 2v p p
PROTON DRAG OF FREE:'CARRrERS, JN~ D11Wff INTERBAND
TRANSITIONS MSEhi1CONWCTQRS
Danishevskiy~,~ -A ~, i:M. ; Kat~Ll~skis A..
Yaroshetskiy., ~.`D. : R
jMki~i_t S - ~1. w
"Vre ical. transitioos is predicted and experi-
Drag of free oit
711ent illy observed. Tito oxperimeta waB carriedl out in halo greriliall'(11111 ')V WO-1113 Of
Q-switchad laser with a peak powervi 46 ut 2 k%V With variation of the tem-
a C 02;
perature- froin room to nitrogen- lamjmmture; inversion of the;;d aq ewrnnt sign is found
-to 066ur. The UgUlAritie$ observed arei. 11W g"na e t *ith tile 111corA, de-eloped
in rof
FRAME
08,

Acd. Nr:
Ref. Code: UR 0056
PRIMARY SOURCE: Zhurnal Eksperimental.'noy i Teoretichaskoy
Fiziki, 1970, Vol 58 Nr~2, pp
COLLECTIVE PROPERTIES OF'EXrffONS'I--N SILICON
Ashkinadie, -Bi. -'Kretsu. ~ X. --Z.,
Rvykirv, S. M.; Yaroshetskiy.* I. D.
Rveombinational radiation for bigh injection levels is'i"n'VestijTated. It is shown. that
then the exciton density is high their collective, interactions become important. At low
temperatures (below a-)~ K) these lead to, the. formation of exciton 4-drOpsv. At higher
temperatures the formation of oxciton associations. which are drop embryos, becomes
possible.
REELORM

J/Z 032 UNCL AS S I F1 FEW ~PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
,'~,.TJTLE--THERMAL TREATMENT AND PROPERTIES. OF MARTENSTTE AGING. STEEL OF THE
:~~J.-_CONIZK16MII TYPE -U-
?~AUTHOR"104)-BODYAKO, M.N., ASTAPCHIKo S.A.9 YAROSMEVICA, G.B., OLEFIRENKO,
.._~CGUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
S OU RC E-V E ST S IAKAD. NAVUK BELARUS. SSR,*' SER. FIZ,, JI:KH4 NAVUK 1970, (1)2
-47-53
-PUBLISHED--70
D&TE
~.:._SUBJECT'AREAS-MECH., IND., CIVIL AND MAR I NE ENGR, AATERIALS
JOPIC TAGS-STEEL HEAT TREATMENT,. HIGH STRENGTH STEEL, 1401 RULLING,
CRYSTAL STRUCTUREs 14ARTENSITIC STEEL*.
STEEL HARDENING,IMETAL
AGlNG/(U),00N12Ki6Mll HOT ROLLED-STEEL
NARKING-NO RESTRICTION
-..'.WCUM ENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
'l-PROX" REEL/FRAME--l --UR/0201/701000/001/0047/0053
y 994/1930 STEP NO
ACCESSION NU--AP0115742
UNCLASS I F I EP

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
212 032 UNCLASSIFIED, PROCESSING DATE-09OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0115742
_,.,~;ABSTRACT/ EXTRACT- (U) GP--G- ABSTRACT., BY. TA K I N Ga 1NTG~ACCOUNT THE
-OF PREVICUS WORK 03., ET AL.v 1,96 e YH& PRESENT ~ IiORK C6.NST I TUTES A
T
~'FURTHER AND IMORE-101LIAILEU STUDY :13F THE NATURE Or-1 STRUCTURAL
AND'. Pkf)PEPT IES OF THE T ITLE :ALLUY. THE MATERIAL WAS
ANAL.1 UF THE DATA SPOiiS THAT
-HOMOIGENIZED, FOIR('~EGr AGEL)t AND HA RD EN- E 0
WITHIN THE AGING RANGE '~.41CH 15:GENERALLY RECOMMENDED AS BEING THE
-'NE CA 03JAI
ONE-t i 'N N til'ti STRENGTH VALUESt NAMELY, 260-300 vG-,MM
PRIME2. THE PLASTICITY THEREBY LS VtRY SATISFACTORY. UNDER REAL
CONDIT-IOINS DURING THE EXISTAINT TECHNOL. OF' MELTIN,G AND 1110T- PROCESSING OF
STEEL IT 15 DIFFICULT TO PREVENT STRESS -CIONGNS., IN THE. FORM Of: BRITTLE
'IMPURITIES, FROM ENTERING THE'MATERIAL4 JHE:STRENGTHENING OF MARTENSITE
.,DURING- AGING IS ASSOCD. WITH THE' EARLY STAGES OF FORPATION OF PARTICLES
Of THE SECENDARY PHASE'. THE' DfJ4-ER,ENr_f-S-.'fYETVlEE:N~ ~_OW' TEMP'. ANLr Jil-GH
Te4P. AGING ARE, DISCUSSED. IQUENCHING*I&JHE ONE 0,ROCESS THAT 'WOULI) MOST
NIFICANITLY REDUCE THI 04
lGi :. LARGE SCATTER INJHE PROPERTILS OF THE MItERIAL
S
FRUM'SAMPLE TO SAMPLE. CORRECT MARTENSITE AGIN'Y;OF Hur iZ,)LLEO STEEL
00N ~16MII AT 460~520DEGREES FtjR 3 HR WILL RESULT IN STRENGTH VALUES OF
-260-300 K.G-Mfi PRIME2, WITH SATISFACTORY PLASTICITY AND%DUCTILITY VALUES.
RAPID CONTINUOUS HEATING AT 950-1200DEGREES MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO OBTAIN
A FINE _GkAINIED t5-30 MU) STRUCTURE. HOWEEVER,~NO SUBSEQUENT AGING
[LITY' FIZ. TEKH. INSY.,
PRODUCES SATISFACTORY PLASTICITY.,~,. +.AC
MINSK#.. USSR-.
UNCLASStFIED
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212 039 UNCLASSIF IED PROCESSING DATE--230CT7C
C- FRC 4CCESSION NO--AP0120274
--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THEORETICA4 ANALYSIS OF THE
:ABSTRACTIEXTRACT
PERFORMANCE OF A CLASS OF MtICRUENSOSEINSORS IN THE MEASUREIMENT OF STRESS
CWICENTRAT IONS IN SMALL AREAS OF MACHINE PARTS AND COMPONENTS.
NO-MOGRAMS ARF PLCTTED FOR THE SELECTION OF SUITABLE PARAMETERS FOR
MICROTENSOSENSORS I NTEINDE-3 FOR, SPEC IF,IC * APPLJCAT i.-WNS, THc USEFUL-14E:SS OF
JHE, APPLICATIG,'41. OF WIRE LOOP -klfCROSEfNSOkS OF' THIS TYPE# wITH 2-3 MM
BASES AN.D: 80-100 RES ISTANCE' St TO GAST~ TRON, PERLLITE AND AUSTENITE
STEELSt BRASS, BRONZE, ALUM-INUM ALLOYS: A,% QOTHER -MACH[NE PART MATERIALS
P01INTED OUT*
L. A S S I I", I f- 0

jy_,rLA.SSlFfE0 PPO'CESSIN' DATE-LISI-P-70
I TL E:- -F LUGR I N' E 19 WIR 1\1 CADMIUM AND M-EkCVIRY ANHYDRCIIUS Atio HYop,,NTElj
DIFLUOR-IDES U-
~WTHOR-GAGARINSKJY, YU.V.t POLTISHCHUK, S.A. YA R Fj 5 E V T -A
AVY
~KUTSKIY, L. M.
OF INFO--USSR
00y
CF--SPE(;TRGS. LETT. 19701 3(1)t 23-6
;-,-fj)ATF_ PUBLISHED ------- 70
SuBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
P.1 C TAGS N111R, 55PECTRIJM, MERrURY C 0 f4 P (1'l N CA W4 I WA G,l-j-,jPrjijt-4D#
-1 F N _)l' 0 1 11 G
FLOOR I IV: ISOI)PEt MV;NETIZ M0l:,lFNTp CIYSTrll. HYDRATI:, IIYDP~ .11
C ONTR OL. X A R K 1 NS 0 E S T P I C T ON S
DnCIJVENT
CLASS--WITCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAM-F--1989/1331 STE P !1,10-11S /0000/70 100~ 100 1 100
C.1 R C ACCESSION 4r)--AP0107804
2 lil I LZ z Z7 z L s s I F f F 0 - - ----------

2/2 017 UNCLASS I FTED P RC F S S V1 G r~ A T;c - - L I S ',E 0 7
JRC Ar
C -CESSION
GP-G- AaSTRACT.
THF PRTMElii F h I S P E C T PPF~4;-, F-
S', J B 2At f) H G? F
W3:~.2H SU92 0 W&RE n-13SD. AT 1.50DEV,~EESK AN") Ir'-'
PrinSE 09SD. BY A.t ET AL. (1169) FOR COF SUB2 AND C D F, SU13 2 . 2 9U?C",
THE CPF4. SHIFTS FOR HGF SU32 AND' HGr SUB -211 SU12
2 9-- NiE P E 6 16 r, L!."
MMUS 8 AND 538 PLUS OR MINUS, 8!PPM# RESP.t AND PiE 2100 WERE
P L U S 0 R M I N V S 0 . 3 A N f) 17 . I , PL U 5 0 R M I ~N U S. *0 . 8 ~ 0 E P R. I M E 2 v R ES P .THr- H
POSITIVE 2ND 149~4ENT FOR PGF -S(J8?.2li SU-32 3~ WAS 28:.5 CLUS OR mfNIUS kit:
'PRIME2, DEMONSTRATfNG THE EXISTENCE OF, H B3 ND I NG, APPiARENT-LY OF THE 0i iF
TYPE, I -All THE-CRYSTAL HYDRATES..
HIE
-zzzzzttzL UNCLASS D

~.._212 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DArE--ISSEP70
C IR C ACCESSION NO--AP0054269
fr4 THE
..ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0-- ABSTRACT. THE C HANG E S' WHICH DEVELOP
FEMORAL HEAD IN COMPLICATED COURSE-OF-CLOSEDi L:ESS FRRQUENTLY OPENv
:REDUCTION. OF CONGENITAL D[SL0CATI0Nl-OF:,,,THE: HIP Wfr~E- SUBJECTED To
HI STOL G I CAL ~,AND_ HI-STOCHEA FCAL'.`~StOb~'.-, SECT 1 bNS. bt~'~ ARii I CULAR CART I LAGE
_AL- _14EADS~-:-A i;N V'~,
1~ flo 7 SOC. T,:S ~~ H AV[~.~~' B-E t.T[GATE0 IN 37 CHILDREN.
KE
IN AGE fil0k. 3.:TO;lT YEARS-6 IlWPART OF CASES THE
_00N& TISSUEUNOERLYING THE ARTICULA:R CARTILAGE HAS BEE.N STUDIED. THE
.-,.-,.AUTHORS DISCLOSED NON'~PECIFIC CHANGES OF,ARTICULAR CAP.TILAGE OF REACTIVE
CHARACTER AS MIGHT BE ENCOUNTERED IN A RANGE OF OTHER PATHOLOGICAL
PROCESSES: FOCI OF NECROSIS AND NECROBIOSIS, CARTILAGINOUS TISSUE
DEDIFFERENTIATION INTO FIBRILLAR CONNECTIVE TISSUEt AS WELL AS A
REGENERATIVE REACTION-IN THE FORM OF CARTILAGINOUS, CELL.PR.OLIFERATION.
IN SOME CASES DISTURBANCES OF EPIPHYSEbGENESIS WER'E OBSERVED AS THE
RESULT OF CARTIIAGINOUS CELL DEDIFFERENTIATION op 'mc ENCHONDRAL GRowTH
ZONE,, A DEPENDENCE WAS FOUND 8ETWFFN tHE~NUMBER 01- REPEATED REDUCTIONS
AND OEGREE-OF SEVERITY. THE RE~SULTS SUPPORT THE BELIEF THAT THE
~._:-JNJUPIOUSNESS PROVOKING THE REACUON IN THE GIVEN: C46E ARE THE
-1
'AiNTIPHYSIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS OF THE INTEGUINENTARY~(:ARTILAGE EXISTENCE
THE- POSTOPERATIVE PERIOD. OF ALL THE 'KNOWN TERPI~- CHARACTERIZINC, THE
.C.4ANGES IN THE FE14DRAL HEAD WH ICH.. SOMET IMES DEVELOP AFTER REDUCTION, THE
:,..'-TERM "PATHOLOGICAL RECONSTRUCTION" APPEARS~-Tb MGST~PRECISELY DETERMINE
THE-NATURE OF THE PROCESSES WHICH TAKE PLACE.
UNCLA
SSIF

USSR UDC: 681,327
-7, 0. M. V.
KrOVINVYAN, A. E. 1-.UDRYP.VTST- LITVAN, A B. , 1141,0VICHKO, V.
1. D.,
MUSATOV, I. F., PUKOV, N. P.;
."A Iffultiple-Reel. Tape Transport Mecha-n;isri for Memory devices
Is Certificate No 288051, filed~5 Aug 69, published 20 Ap 71
USSR Author
(from R21~Ltvtomiatjl~a, 'Telemekhanika i Vychislitel!naya Tekhnika, No 10, Oct
71, Abstract 1[o IOB311-11 P)
Translation: MultiDle-reel taDe transDort mechanism-, for memory units are
knm= 'which contain a reel casette, reel drive spindles,and a drive for
moving the casette. A distinguishing feature of the described device is
arrangement of.the reels in the casette by pairs in two groups, coaxially with
each other and ~.qth their drive spindles; and. t.he casette contains a bracket
vith guides for displacin6 the casette alone the w-zis of,'the spirdles, which
are equipped with releasable cartridges coiitaining caras for locatint,r the
reels with.internal tapers. Fastened to the reels are sprirg-loaded gear
sectors which engeZe in the initial state With geared rims fastened on the
casette housing. This,spc-eds up data samplingoand improves the reliability
of the device. Two illustrations

USSR
YAROSHEVSKIY,_M. G., Institute of the-History of Natural Science and Tech-
-nold Academy of Sciences of the USSR' Noscov
"Categorial Analysis of the Development of Psychological Cognition"
Moscow, Voprosy Psikhologii, No 3, May/Jun 73, PP 15-31'
Abstract: One of the problems of scientific psychology is to develop pro-
cedural guidelines for identifying the invariants in- psychological cognition
and the logic of evolutionary and revolutionary transition from certain
forms to others. The author reviews attempts to handle this problem in
terms of the concepts of "contrasting pairs"~(G. Allport~- G. Murphy, R.
.Coan and others) , Daradigms" (D. Palermo) and cscriptions" (R. Watso
An alternative solution is proposed: identification of~the system of cat-
b- egorles, principles and problems which for of psycholofrf
m the invariiint core
categorial order" or "categorial nctwork").~ The logic of development of
psychological science is reflected in'the tranBformations.which take place
An the categor pparatus as a vhole or in its individUal subcategories.
The.transformation Is the result of sociohistorical.factors --.economic,
political and ideological rather than a more "spontare'ous offshoot" of
1/2
65
7, 1 114

USSR uDc: 629.19:533.6
'YAROSHEVSKIY, V. A.
"Disturbed Motion of an Uncontralled.Body Around its Center of Gravity During
Fli'ght in the Atmosphere"
Uch. zkp. Tsentr. aerogidrodinr--m. in-ta (Scientific Notes of Central Aero-
hydrodynamics Instit ute) , 1971, 2 No 6 ~pp .80-86 (from RZli-Mekhanika, No
5, May 72, Abstract No 5B425)
Translation: The method of phase integrals (Wentzel-Ki-einers-Brillouin
method) is used for studying the disturbed motion of an uncontrolled flight
vehicle. The initial data are linearized:.eauations of disturbed motion
which are solved in accordance with the given methcd aRguming a weak tirie
change in the parameters of motion (flight speed,- velocity head, and longj--
tudinal wi&milar velocity), The results axe.used for determining the angles
of attack and glide in-the case ofatmospheric: entry pfa rotating vehicle
with-.a:shave close to that of a solid. of.~re,~Olution, an&.a low degree of
aerodynam c ard weight asymmetry. V. L. Kholyavkb.

USSR uDe 62q.78.Ql5.o76.8
VOYEYKOV, V. V. and YAROSELWaT V. A.
"Probability of Rotating Body Stabilization. at large Angles of Attack During
Atmospheric Descent"
Uch. ZaD. Tsentr. A -id-rodir lnw-ta, cientific Writings of the Central
eron -Am
Aerohydrodyna-mics Institute), Vol 3, No12, 1972, pp 9k-101 (from Refer-ativnyy
7-hurnal-Raketostroyeniye, ITO 8, 1072, Abstract: 8.41-82)
Abstract; The problem of determining the probability of rotating body stabili-
zation at larZe or srall angles of attack:in ancontrolled. atmospheric descent
is exardned. The moment characteristic of a rotating body provides stable
balance f or 0, := 0 =d 180o. Two limitino cases are in-,*~esticrated: small
initial angular velocities (the solution is trivial) and larp anE;ular veloc-
ities. The results are compared with~the nt~--'erical.calculations for
-xeirults, of
figures, 5 graphic reference S,~ 1
plane, motion. biblio, al
14g,41111fl, It ~Mrllq -I ~Ffflrwl

USSR UDC 629,78.015.01.7.2
YARDSHEVSKIY, V. A.
"Perturbed Motion of an Uncontrolled Body Near the Center of Mass During
Flight in the Atmosphere"
Uch-. zap. Tsentr. Acro-gidrodinam. In-ta. [Scientific Writings of Central
Aero-Hydrodynamics Institute], Vol 2, No 6,:19171, pp 80-86, (Translated
from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Raketostroyeniye,~ No 4, 1972, Abstract No
4.41.116 from the Resume)
Translation: Linearized equations of perturbed motion about the center of
mass of an uncontrolled bad)- with a.plane of symmetiT,,11-6 studix(l. It is
asistood that tile Ve loci ty head, Vo I oci ty - tuid longitudin 1, angular velocity
a
are slowly changing functions of time. The rules-of cha'nge of angles of
attack and slipping with time are determined.~ 8 Diblio, Refs.

uDc: 6~9:.119:533.6
YAROSHVISKIY. V. A.
"Determination of Quasistatic MDdes of Motion in Three-Space of an Uncon-
trolled Body"*
Uch~. zap. Tsentr. aero-gi-drodinam. in-ta (Scientific.Notes of the Central
Aerohydrodynamics institute), 19T0, 1, No' 5, pp 44-54, (fram RM-Mleklharnika,
No 7, Jul 71, Abstract No 7B348
Translation. The paper deals with quasistatic states of change in the
angles of attack and glide of a body moving ~ in the atmsphere and rotating
relative,to the longitudinal axis. The effect of weig~at eccentricity and
centrifugal imments of inertia are taken into accounV. By busing the small
parameter method, ap -dmaze ~analytical, expressions. 4re found for the
pro.
angle of attack and the angle of,,ZjiAe im,the,. qt~asist~tic nbde. V. M.
~-Ponomarev;