SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YAVOYSKIY, V.I. - YEFIMENKO, L.P.

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USSR uDc 669.046.5
-YATOYSKIY. V. 1. SV Ft -
YAZHINJI A. 0 GITGOR'YEV, 111. S., LUZGIN, V. P.,
TAT' YANSHC11IT(OV A. G.' TIME'r,"3011, K. M., RAMVICH, S. Z.,
and NECHAYEVI E. A.
"Metal Acidity in Intense Oxygen Bath Blowingil
Moscow) V sb. "Savremennyye problemy kachestva stali" KUH) (Cal-lection of
Works. Modern Problems of Sl~-eel 0-141ity) Dbscov Institute of Steel and Alloys).
Izd-vo Netaiiurgiya," Tio 61, 1970, 84 90
pp
Translation of Abstract: .-?esults are rresented of an investigation on metal
heterogeneity in intense blowing. Comparable data on.the average metal -
acidity level in a turo-bath furnace and in other,steel?-Melting furnaces are
giyen. The effect of various U-chnologib4l facttors.onimetal acidity in the
:~tvo-~bath-furnace is, considered

USSR
uDc 669.o46.5
SMP.A JJ0V
V. YAVOYS,UY, _V., I.? and 1,1AY0R0V,, A. i.
"Phosphorus and Sulfur Removal Piocesses in an Oxygen Converter"
Mbscov, V sb. "Sovremennyye p-roblenrf kachestva stali" (MiSiS) (Collection of
Works. Modern Pioblems of Steel Quality) (Moscaw. Institulte of Steel and Alloys)
Izd-vo "~%talllurgiya," i1o 61., 1cqO, PP .2-70-172
Translation of Abstra&: The results of,investigations on M.-tal quality
carried out during operation of a:3-ton test.o>zygen converter with two axes
of rotation are uresented. By var-jing ~he cowrerter rpr, and oxy6en flow rate
it is Dossible to control the phosphorus and carbon o.^,,.idation rate in reduc-
tion of high-phosphorus pig iron, The sUlf4r oxidatioxi~process is described.
It occurs alono two directionsz. the sulfur-Temov I vith~the:slag and throuGh
i_ou_~ p4a
The J
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A-ha
-faftrabj.6~,-66 JV 0 or'-dAphoqpho2*
-ion '0d desulfarbLti6n
t
ter vith, f.:rotation.
~Ajlvilctldzr~ ~~re generaze in d-,conv -axes o fi~urze.
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UGISR UDC 09.046.54,66.012.1
YAVOYMY, V. I., LUZGIN, V. P., and VISHKAREVt A. F.
11The State of Oxidation of Steel and Methods of Testing I t"
Okislennost' Stali i Metody Yeye Kontrol~.,a (English Version Above],
p ages
M6tel]Lurgiya Press, 1970, 288
'Translation of Annotation: This work studies problems of the use of the
express method for determination of the activity (conce4tration) of oxygen,
based on the use of the concentration galvanic; element. Problems from tile
theory. of concentration galvanic elements,arellbriefly presenti2d.
Ad1agram is presented and the operating principle is described of a device
created at the Moscow Institute of Steels and Alloys, an..activomeluer, which
is a. device for express measurement of the- activity (concentration) of ox-jgen
directly -in steel making units and during pouring. Based on a large volume
of research work performed under plant conditions using the activometer, the
problems, of the behavior of oxygen in open;, hearth and aluctric furnaces, in
oxygen converters, during pouring and evacuation are studied. A comparison
of the state of oxidat--on of metal upon completion of the cycle in converters
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YAVOYSKTY, V. I., et al., Okislennost' Stali i Metody Yeye Kontrolya,
Me tallurgiya Press, 1970, 288 pages
of various capacities with the oxidation of open hearth metal is performed.
The relationship between the state of oxidation of the metal and technologi-
cal factors is described. Prospects are discussed for further expansion of
the range of application of the method under laboratory'and plant conditions.
The book is designed for engineering and t6chnical.workers of metallurgical
and machine building plants and srientifid,res!earch institutes., 98 figures;
0 tables; 177 biblio. refs.
4
Table of Contents
Introduction 5
iMap;ex 1. Oxygen in Steel 9
Chapter II. Activity of Components i;n:-Melts Based on Iron and
44
Hethods of Its DererminationI
iple ofDetermination of Activity
Chapter III. Theoretical Princ
of Oxygen by Emf Method 63
Chapter IV. Study of Activity of Oxygen in Iron-Carbon Melts 83
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YAVOYSKIY, V. I., Et al., Okislennost' StF-li iMetody Ye e Kontrolya,
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Metallurgiya Press, 1970, 288 pages
ChapterV. Study.,of, Reducing Actiidty.-,4f.,Eleme~~s.
-and Operaft6n-.~~i. A6-1i~a~ me
Desigm -o . ter. 133
VII,
Oxidation State, of, Me: al:,an Sla An Open Hearth
Fuxnaces OperatingWithout 0 geii
y 153
'Chapter. VIII. Oxidation State of Metal an .d:Sl Iag. When oxjgen is
Blown Through Open.Hea th,Biath-- 175
Chaptzr IX. O:adation State of ~Metal andiSlag.in the 04gen
Converter Process.
209
Chapter X. Oxidation State of Rimming Steel During Pouring and
Its Relationship to Ingot, Quality 246
Chapter XI. Measurement of,Oxidation.Potent.ial.of Slag and
Partial Pressure of Oxygen in, Gag'. Thase by E
Mg

Method 257

BiblIography 278
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UDC 543. 51
CCMT~A=-=,, Y1. S., E:=, G. 1, aj~~,Vt r.RQY 7", A. N., instit-Ute of Gcochemistry
1V
a--d -cal Che-str- cow AC, Q!, Cciences USS.
."A la~e_r layer X4 t 1-, 0 dof Anialysis. 00=,:Ln~cation 4. in-
De--th Resolutlon Airing Analysis of 30-~dconduotor Fill.-Is"
116oscovw, Zhv=--1 Ax-aliticheskoy Kiir;,di) Vol 25o Z%ro 7~ Jul 7 1 PIP 301-1306
13
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yero may ;~,en alom3 the entire swiiple beln,~
~Abst Uniform parallel la
analyzed by carering the entire area with idenIAcal craters, which. in turn, de-pends
on the stability of the intereleetrode gap. Random error due to LkiDr the sample
layers in lecs thar. 30~~, and in most cases ranr it wrar, deter-
.,ea from 10 to 15'1
mined that dur-Ing the study of -the dist=ibutioa of i=uritie6 in thin zemicont'lluctor
films 2_qvers; of 1 a thicimess =,y be analyzed by the L--asc-'pjxctro4--copic method
v Par,.' The authors sincerely th4nk S,Ya Fe(iyukina fo Enacuring the
th vacu= S r
jg~les, and also A. D. Sezenov.for,Us part. in tietting up the,experi-

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UNCLASSIFIED 'S'ING DATE--230CT70
.1/2 022 01ROCESS
.,-.T.ITLE--KINETICS OF: ETHYL ACRYLATE TRANSESTERIFICATION 81' ALLYL AND ISOAMYL
-HANGER -U-
-'~,,~,~:.ALCOHOLS.ON KU-2-8 CATION EX_'
N.A.,.YAVSHITSs G.P.t:REYKHSFELDi V.0.
'tOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~,4-31
~~'-SQURCE-.-ZH. PRIKL. KHIM. (LENINGRADY: 10091 43( 2) t 467-70
'PUBLISHED ------- 70
B.JECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--ESTERIFICATION, ACqYLATE, ALCOHOL, CATION EXCHANGE RESIN,
DEHYDRAT TON, ACTIVATION ENERGY,. DIELECTRIC CONSTANIT, REACTION KINETICS
tONTIROL MARK I NG--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:.~PRDXY REEL/FRAMEE-1995/1421 STEP NO--UR/0080/701043/002/0467/0470
ACCESSION NO--AP0116868
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-UNCI.:ASSl F trI6 ~ROCE551W; DATE--230CT70
212 022
tIRC ACCESSION,-NO--AP0116868
4"4BST R.ACTI-EXTRAC T--(U) GP-o-, ABSlriucti itr-FECT OF T EM P.~ A N' DQUANTITY OF
ON4HE RATE 3F TKANSESTERIFICATION OF ET ACRYLATE (1)
_7___8Y ALLYL 111) AND ISOAMYL (111) ALCSO ANO ON THE RATE OF DEHYDRATION OF
11 WAS STUDIED AT 60-90DEGREES. RATE, CONSTS. WERE CALCD. THE
~ACTIVATrO-N ElIERGIES OF THE DEHYDRATIO.14. OF 11 AND iff TRANSESTERIFICATION
OF I BY 11, AND OF TRANSESTERIFICATION.UF I BY111 WEAE 2,~, 15.2t 14.6
KCAL-MOLE, RESP. RATE CONSTS. -INCREASED LINEARLY.WITH QUAINTITY OF THE
~CATION EXCHANGER. LINEAR DEPEt'.l()E,',sCE WAS ~ FOUND, 8E,TWEEN LOGARITHM OF
-LIMIT
SORPTION OF THE ALCS* BY:C-ATIOW,E~XCHANGER~AND DIELEC. CONSTS- OF
7;~ THE ALCSs~ RELATION_-IS CDNSIDERED~ (lETw'c-Ew:'tx0U&l lltON'Stl LIMIV
Nei
S0R,P.Tl_ONi_ AND'~
FACILITY:
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'TEKHN -INS 'T LENDSOV
IffAi4i _NIJ D-o USSR,
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YAZBUF4SlqS B. I. Candidate of Medical Scienc",
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Cixdi "dulxt-~SystOm of Workers at
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Moscow# Gigiyena I Sanitariya, Vol 3, HaY 71P Pp 105-10,
Abstrc-,,,~tt In this study, radio electrocardiograms were iecorded and blood
pressure measured on 36 laboratory staff members operating: 8p 18p and 20 kc,
98-160 db acoustic radiation equipment before, during, and after work. All
individuals wore antiphonic earmuffs, Heart rate decreased frQm 63-100 beats
per minute in the control state to 55-80 after 4-5 hourz:of work and Increased
Slightly to 55-85 immediately after termination of work. Blood pressure decreased'
7-- durIng performance of work. Changes cbserved In tho EGG ~patiern during work
Includedi decreased F and R waves, increased Twave, elightly increased PQ
intervalf and a decreased ratio of QT over TQ, All su'bjects under Investi-
gation also performed standard physical fitness tests before =d after wo~ck;
after womkv therisein hoaxt rate was lesz pronounceci but
Luted f6-. a longer ~Period. The is: drawn that low-frequency ultra-
souzut and high intensity noise act~,az-nonsoecific atimull. ~on the cardio-
Nascular systemp bypassing the,organ of' hea'Ang".

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USSR IUDC 669.71.472'(088.S)

Aeronautical:and Space
USSR UX 621.438.056(088.8)
SMCHENKOV Ae M., DIDENKOO V,. 1. 1and LANWRIN. V. M.
w7he Effect of the Gas Distribution Arrangement on the:Characteristics of the Gas
Turbine Combustion Chamber"
Kiev, Vestn. Kiyev. Politekha In-ta. Seri Teploenerg. (Jo'urnal of the Kiev
Polytacbnical Institute. Series on Thermal Power) Noll 8, 1971, pp 14-1? (from
Referativnyy Zhurnal - Turbostroyeniye, No. 91 Sep ?1, Abstraict No. 9.49.11?)
Translation: The effect of the Cas delivery arrangement on the fundamental char-
acteristics of the gas turbine combustion chamberof an~aviatiori engine are con-
sidered. Characteristicn covered include completeness of combustion, temperaturo
field of the Gas stream, temperature level*of the hot pi-pe walls, ignition and
stability of combustion. TeBts were conducted with natiiral gas with four types
of atomizers. 111he air speed at the chamber intake was lipproxinately 120 meters
rer second, the temperature 80 degrees C.,and thepressure approximately 1.3 bar.
it is shown that in this chamber the tested arrangementgo of gas delivery primarily
0
-Influence the completeness of combustion and the; stability of the proces 3
illustrations,,2 tables, 3 bibliographic-entri-es.
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USSR UDC: 51
SHOSTAK, V. F., YAZIK, A. V., BALYASIM,~L. M.
o-Level Structure ol
Solution of Optimi'ation Problemc in:Complex
Automated Control Systems ems
Using Models. of Subsyst
Pribox-y i sisteny avtomatiki. Resp. mezhved. temat. nauch.-tekhn. sb.
(Devices and Systems of Automation. Republic Interdepartmental Thematic
Scientific and Technical Collection), 1973, %-,vp. 26, pv63-72 (from RZh-
-Kibernetika, No 7, Jul 73, Wbstract.No TV555 by the authors)
Translation: The Droblem of optimizing a:complex system designated by
models of subsystems is considered.' A formalized description is pre-
sented, and the structural singularities of solution of the optimization
problem are analyzed. Pwo-level optimzation.structure is considered,
the-advantages of realization of such.a structure axe painted.out, and
an example is given.

38:623.45:~~
USSR uDc: 621.4
YAZIK A..V., KRUCHPv, I. S., YASTREBOV, L. A., REMIKOV, V. S.
"The GTU-2000 a Promisin g* Mobile Gas Pumping Ins~tallation"
Tr. Uzir. NII Drirodn. gazov W6 rk sof the t&rainian[Scientific Research
Ynstitute of Natural- Gases), lg-(O, VYP..4( pp 315-318,(from RZh-Turbo-
stroyerdye, No 5, MaY 71, Abstract NO 5.49.
Translation: The Ukrainian Scientific Research Institute in cooperation
with the Leningrad AdL.Anistration of Gas Mains has. developed a -pilot model
of the GTUI-2000 gas-Dumping unit based onthe AI-20;aircraft engine.and
the 102-11-1 forcing gas pump. : The AI-20.engibe is:a single-shaft unit
with a rating of 3675 hp at a turboco=ressor speed~of 12.,300 rpm. The
enginer has an axial ten-tage compressor, 7r,
~ = 7.5.. The turbine is a
three-stage reaction unit. rlvhe~gas temperature following the turbine is
no more than. 5000C. The modified-engine veighs aboLit one ton. The 102-11-1
is a centrifugal pump with a single stage, v,, =1.31, power consumption is
~1720 W, gas flow under suctionconditiono;is Q 75; cu. m. per min, ard
2
forcing pressure is pff 96 jrcglcm

77K,
USSR UDC: 621-317.74
ALITSHULE.H, Yu. G. , SCSIM.,'OV, V.A., and'YAM"OV V. 1-T.
"Device for 1,,7ea3urinr,, Comolex Transfer. 2actors .Cif Wave;.-uide Four-
-1-wo -'-h Continuously Varying Parameters"
Terminal Nev rks ';i_iu
Blektron. lllauchno-tekhn. sb.
ResL
ra,.ura k E~iec tronic nt-4 neering , jci.entific-, m'Lrch Oollec i i,
~Control and '-.easurem, Equip7nent) 1970., 301), 113-12"
ent
I U Nb.
rota.RZh-l~Ladic-Ucilc-l,..nillp-, xio. 3, 1`,:arch 71, Abs'ract 3A401)
n 's
Translation; descriDtiw iven. of a variant of a device for
Measurin6 coriplox transf er ILactors:of four-terminal waveguide
networks in which in-phaoe, antiphase,~.. and quirlrature bridges
used'as information, signali tran mi~-ters. are k-,iven
are
I he use, o-f the meas tun
f uring device!;: for:'controlling inoiv -and
o
dielectric permeability of liquids,,.;: Resume
152

USSR UDC; 3111-6?,~i. 31T. 335
ALITSHULER, Yu. G.SOSUNOV, V. A., YAZIKOV V_ 11.
"fi-n Automatic Instrument for MeasurIng the Complex Coefficients of
Transmission of T;wo-Terminall Pair lfetworlks,- and its Use for Studying the
Parameters of IMaterialls"
Dokl- Vses. nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii -no rad-iotekhn. zMereniya-m. T. i (r~e_
ports of'the All-Union Scientific and.Technical Conferehae an Radio Engineer-
ingMeasurements. Vol. 1), nvosibirst, 1970,''pp ' 73-74,',~(froml. RZh-Radiotekh-
ni-ka, No 1,.Jan 71 Abstract No.lA387).
anslition: -Me authors describe the circuit of an iiistrura-nt for auto-
matic measurement of comnlex transfer donstabt-. ',:~The device utilizes a
combination of two-phase m:Lcrowave discriminators, ones based on a double
waveguide connector (tee) (cophase-antiphase bridge), and the other based
on a 3-dB loop coupler (quadrature br-Ldg'e),..The workiLng ch airacteristics
of these discriminatorr~ are shifted in Phase by 900;,therefore using them
in:the- circuit of the i1nstrw_--at Eor automatic measurewnt pf Cam-Olex
transfer constants makes possible panoramic display oj! t te jwasurpd quan-
tities. The instrument was develbped in~~response to. Jhe ne':!4 for menswring
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P O~CESSENG DATE--27NOV70
.212 042, UNCL ASS IF I C-0;
ACCES1~10N NO--APOL30738
GP-0- ABSTRACT. RESEARCH INTO SEM ECONOUCTOR
-`CHARACTER I STICS IN THE MILLIMETER WAVELENGTH RANGE S USEFUL IN THE
:IDESIGN 13F CONTACTLESSt NaIDIESTRUCTIVE METHODS FOR M,EASU-RING
~SEMICONDUCTOR PARAMETFRS.. ESPECIALLY I Or), TAMT ARE: -MEA5UREMENTS OF THE
.-MODULUS AND PHASE OF THE CGEFFICIENT OFi REF LECT I ON 'S.IKE. THESE
QUANTITIES ARE CLOSELY CONNFICTED WITH Ti-lE TUNDA14EN TAL ELECTROPHYSICAL
PARAMETERS OF THE SEMICONDUCTORS. THE AUTHORS WAR~I, HOWEVER, THAT
METHODS FOR MEASURING THESE QUANTITIES IN THE CENTIMETER BAND DO NOT
GIVE THE REQUIRED DEGREE OF ACCURACY.,WHEN APPLIED TO THE MILLItMETER
BAND. MEASUREMENT ERROR 1,.%l THE MILLIMETER BANC) WAS! 140 14ORE THAN ONE
PERCENT FOR T14E MODULUS, AND PLUS n;Z MINUS ONE PERCr-14T FOR THE PHASE.
THE SAME METHOD OF MEASUREM&IT IS APPLICABLE TO LO~i~~ALLGYED GAAS
-.'-SP ECIMENS IN THE T140 MILLIMETER BAND A,BLCCK~DIAG~,.Am OF THE MEASURING
EQUIPMENT IS GIVEN*

USSR D-DCt 621.382
BILEEENKO D. I., LUN'#KOV, A. Ye.,: YAMOTS. Va IN 0
t~he Re-~'lection Factor'Modulus and ~Phase in Semi-
Measurement of
a
Wavelength Range"
conductors in the Millimeter
Goexiy,~ Iz-vestiya Mov SSSR Rad_lafizlka,*VOl*- 13, No- 3, 19?0,
4'3-461
p _3~
p
seimiconducto characteristics in the nllli-
Abstrac U Research J. 1~
meter wavelengt]h range is usellul in the design of contactless,
no- uctorl paranwaters. Es-
ndes 4-ruc -Uve x^,ethodq_ -or measurin s9micond
are measurer.6nts olf; the. n, odullws: and phaso of -the
c 0 e Ift i c 4L e nof rellec-Uan since:these quan.-ities, ax-e closely con-
nected wi-Oh. t-he fund=~Ttental electrophysical parameters of -the semi-
.1 that Methods for measuring
cenducto s. The auttho.-rs wam, however
these, quan-t-ities in the centimeter band do not gi:ve the required
zi a-,vlied to the millim-ater :band. Measure-
dezree of acaux-a-cy whe,
:nt e-r- -he n~ -e- n~,one p erc e n
r in t _7"U_ ter band was no :nbre tha-J t for
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USSR UDC 619:616-981-42-084,47:616-C)~)2-1',/.g
MAZYMIA K. V., Candidete of Biological. Sciences, and N. 1 rEM, Candidate
Sclem-ces, U!~~ :5zientific Resear-ji Institute of E~-peri=entai
Vet-crimax-j !,W-Icine
_N=bgps~in Ort-sa-ns:-vollw4=_,Vaccinaticm'with,Br., aborbas B-W'
J,
rie
Kb~ract- MLstrTpatholog-f a studies were conducted )n ceaves ir=mized will- B--.
i-8. Zme 6-8 mn-tii-old calves were In-iectted sulcut-aneou-sly imn the neck
region vitwh 5 tl of the vaccine (100~x 109: oells per I a), mid 3-5 antmrds
livre mcrificO 11-9 and 14 0" dxys and .11 wriths after iminidmation. Coiytrcil
anim.-I vere infected tt:ha, ~- the conjun ctival route with Br. aborLus 541.
rvat -r I
Taxauc~iout Vhe -;~-_-riod o cA3se Aon the expertiraxital vare lipL',fttive
rer*2_oCdr_-aUy r_E61utirmtloa tasts). Most of thtD V'igliiftcant patlio-
Iqgl~--v ch=&ez -,.rere &.,verved -1-9 days aft-er iminizatior _~, and. consisted of
f the S calls, hyperemda, and
the foLIA-_;irqZ.- the liv-er shoured hyperplasia oi. RE
tmtas; --he spleea~ showet! MS cell bv:,vx~plasia,
m3d- zMdezate i=ffltzatim of the, pap -.It-- 13'putroy'llils, racrarmag-es,
plasm ceUz, ~ and i --i-tare lymnphocy.~tes. whill e i the 1, -showed hy-perplasia
)=~.Jr,nodes
Us Imfiltrationi a Vae cortex and the
:of- i'the second2ay fo2licles and MS ce f.

USSR
'MIIWA~ K N. and N. I. YERZ, Veterinariya, No 4, 1973, pp 41-42
medullary cards and the sinusoids with lyrmhoid cells, ~~,-=rophages, plas-na
cells, and same neutro-phils. By day 46 the chaages in the lyiiiph nodes urere
-more 'a"
pronounced., but. abnorml, finzifngs were absent in t~-,e other o-& -s - M; ll
months the experimental aniLraals ware infected conjunctivally with Br. abortus
544; only mild changes of tl.,.,e t~,pe already noted were 8een in the lymph nodes
of the head region. infection of no=,-rjun,--'"ed caltrols idth B,.. abortus B-8
ellciteO, severe chang-es, in the ly:4-phoid and other tIss-ues of the type previously
described, co=plicate-d by hemorrhages and necrotic changes in the liver and the
-1*m-nh nodes. Lifiltrative chanZ-es were -Truch more. pronounced than in the
exper -anilmls.

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USSR UDC 620.iq4.8:b'28-5-0:' 4!9.8
01:*T~-%:~-f '-71 w:1 IT Z? -k.. rLYSM-.. A. K.
)LIAR-,- Z Severod natsk
SHAX5 AY, AP .YA., ani 0
~OStudy o' the Corrosive F("sistancc, and Atzrospheric Stability of Fi:berglass
ProducE--! Frog- the Co,.,,posi-t-Jon 311 TiaL" 11
'2c!-,hmo1o':-J
2 (62), %~ar-Apr 72, pp 22-2"
Abstract: Fibcllw..has~; 1.as rc-s-IstantC. Lo '-'rochloric acid,
dilute concon-trated a Qotic and furaic acids,. acct-:'-i:~ aniline,
CJ-i, lf"I, and usage
of -'Urds "-Ccar dlle to tho matif'-5n of li--ht, temacra-
U
ture ini --.c ut-C the fi'll-ness of tho pl-stic &~-teriora'es at an
.mcrc-A5:in,,--- r~ttc. llhc laboratory rusults' vero fully cq-rro'bc,,-,:Ltcd by cxperi-
munts carr-i'= ue-L ~!i field.
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0 22 UINC L A S S I F I E 0 PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
RC ACCESSION NO-AP0054980
-:-kBSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE LONGITANCE IvIAS MlEASURED IN
-THIN NI-PD FILMS OVER A WIDE RANGE OF THICKNESS AND COMPN. TO CONFIRM
THE I PHASE NATURE OF THE FILMS, 'FILMS 600-1200 ANGST',~QMS THICK CONTG1.
.0--80 AT. PERCE'NT PD WERE PREPD. BY THE; METHODS OESCRIBL-D EARLIER 11968).
A STRONG EFFECT OF THE TRUE MAGI:'41ETIZATION 14AS 0,BSD.:FOR ALL OF THE
FILMS EVEN, AT ROOM TEMP. THE FILMS CONTG~.. S MA;L L Ek T H Al'il OR EQUAL TO 40
7,
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UNCLAStlFiED~ PROCESSING DATE-1,15OCT70
027
-GIRC ACC El- S S I ON NG--AP0117860
-7ABSTRACT/EXTRACT---(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. F'E TAL SERUM WAS FlIACT 10-NATED BY
LAMIOE GEL (3.: Y. DAVIS 964 THE
DISC ELECTROPHORESIS ON POLYACRY
EMBRYO SPECIFIC ANTIGENS (ALPHA SUBI GLOBULINS) WERE LOCATED IN THE GEL,
:7~1'AFTER ELUTIOIN WITH A PHYSIOL. SOLN. OF NACL, BY SPKIFIC SERia.
(A. I. GUSEVi 1968). THE ALPHA SUBI. GLGaULINS OF THE 3
SPECIES 'WERE DETECTED IN THE ZONE OF POST ALBUMIIISs: WHILF ALPHA SUB2
-GLOBULIN WAS FOUND IN THE ZONE OF GAMMA; GLOBULINS AND St.0-i ALPHA
N -L. PURE MOUSE ALPHA' SUBI G1.0611LIN ANU A RAT ALPHA
GLOBULINS. A I %MMUNC
-SU51 GL0b9L I N CUNTAM INA TIED BY 2 ANT I GFN IC -Al)M I X TS. ~~WER E. O.RT A I NE 1) BY 0 1 S C
.-ELECTROPHi--jAESIS. THIS TECHNIQUE, FOLLO,dED BY THE REMOVAL OF ALBUMINS
SPECIFIC ANTIBODIESP PERMITTED THE PURIF-I CATION '~UF HUMAN ALPHA SUBI
-GLOBULIN THAT C3NTAINS ONLY A NEGLIGIBLE AKT. OF TRANSFERRIN.
-~FAC-ILl.TY.* LAB INST., EXP. MED MOSCOil, USSR.
CANCER IMMUNDCHEMal.
UNC-LASS-1-FilEa

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-,PROXY REELIFRAME--3002/1090 STEP NC)~---UR/9076/.70/0581001/OC)74/0079
-CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0128517

1; , I jH : 1:
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020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING UAlt:--22-3ljCT70
-..~TITLF--THERM00XI0ATIVE DOiN AND STABILIZATION OF POLYESTER
BREAK
PLASTICIZERS -.U-
~~,AUTti.GR-~1051-LEVANTOVSKAYA, [.I., YAZVlKOVAf M-P.,AARSHTEYN, R.S.,
-:GORBUNOVA, V.G., ISAYEVA, Z.S.
__-,COUNTRY. OF. INFO--USSR
.-SOURCE-PLAST. MASSY 19701 (2)v 52-4
PUBLISHED ------- 70
'-.SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSi CHEMISTRY
~-TOPIC TAGS--THERMAL DEGRADATION, OXIDATIVE,DEGRADATrOI4, PLASTICIZER,
'POLYESTER:RESINs GLYCOLi THERMAL STABILITY, cHEmiCAL STABILIZEp't
PHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDt ORGANIC,SULFUR COMPOUND, PHENOL
F-:,,.C0fiTR0L MARKING--N-3 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0681 STEP NO--UR/0191/70/000/002/005210054
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP,0119509
ONC L ASS -IF-if

iPROCESSING DATE--230CT70
212 020 UNC.LAS;S I -F
`~-`-ClkC ACCESSION 'NO--AP 011958�-
;il~'~,~-lk6STR:AGT/'CXTP,AC-T-;--:(I I i': GP-O---; A8Sf-RACT' THE OXIDATIVE THCRMAL OE64ADATiON
OF POLYESTER PLASTICIZERS 1), PREPD* FROM ADIPIC ACID 111) AND ALKYLENE
GLYCOLS (E.G., HOCH SUB2 CH SU32 OHr HOCH SUB2 CH SUB21 SUB3 CH SUB2
GHP HOCH SUB2 (Cli SUB2) SUR4 CH SUB2 OH). 111 AND ISOGLYCOLS [E.G., HOCH
ANU HOCH -SUB2 CME SU32 CH
CH(OH)MEt HOCH SUB2 CH SU62-CH(OH)14Er
SUB2 OH)f 11 AND OXYALKYLENE GLYCOLS~ ( 1. 11 tE.G.'4 OICH SUB2 CH SUB2 OH)
SU62, HO(C SU32 H SU84 0)'SUB3'Ho AND-POLY(ETHYLENE GLYCOL) OF MOL. WT.
400).WAS STUDIED AT 120-200DEGREES. .[:.PREPD. FROI+ 11 AND III WERE THE
MOST:SU-SCEPTIBLE TO OXION THE THERMAL,,STABILITY OF I WAS INVERSELY
THE NO. 0; CH SU82 GROUPS IN THE~'GLYCOL. THE MOST
EVVECT.IVE STABILIZERS OF I WERE,.POLYGARD , POLYPHOSPHINETE, AND ESP. 2.2
PRIMETtHIOBIS(41METHYLt6tTERTti3UTYLPH.ENOL)..
UNCLASSLFLED

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i

1/2 008 UNCIL ASS I FIED -PROC~ ING, OATF cz
SS P7()
TlTLF--REMOVAL OF TANNINS FROM SOLUTUONS OF COLLAGEN CONTAINING BY
-PRODUCTS FROMTHE LEATHER 1NDUSTRY- 7-!U-
.-,,~--,--~AUTHOR7w~YAZYKOV, V.K., GOLOVTEYEVA#~A.A.
OUNTRY OF INFO- USSR
-32
PROM. 1970, 12(1)s 29~
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-~-DA.TE P UBL I S Vi E D
AREAS-MATERIALSt MECH-t IND.? CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
.~-.~.TQPIC,TAGS--LEATHER# TANNING MATERKALr COLLAGENt INOUSTRIAL W4STF-
TREATME4-T,. GLUF
C ON' T k 0 LMA RK I NG-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLAS.'s-UNCLASSI'FIFI)
-PROXY REICL/r-RAME-1989/0207 STEP NG--UR/0495/7-3/012/')01/0,')2P/~103?
;.!'~--CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0106863
UNCLASSIFIED

-2/2 008 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-11SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION- NO--AP0106863
,--,ABSTRACTIEX,TRACT--(,U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. LEATHER WASTE 1111 T 14 EFORM OF
..SPLITS CONITG. CD, ISUR2 0 SU83 3.63PERCENT, "WELOVIG, TEMP." (A VF.AS0,q,,- OF
THE CHEM. AFFINITY OF THE TANNING AGENT-TO COLLAGEN) 106[)r-(,-PEr-,S, WAS
SOAKED 8 HR AT 18-22DEGREES IN A SOLN. CONTG. 10.0 G NA0H AND 150 G NA
SU92 CO SU83-L. AT A LIQ.-CHARGE RATIO OF 3:1# THE.%, WASHE9 UNDER THE
:SAME CONDITIONS FOR 12 HR IN 25 G NVSU132-CO, SUP'3 SOLN.-L. THE PRODUCT
WAS. WASHED IN RUNNING WATER 'POP o,,5 HR IF~ IT WASiTC BE DISSOLVED IN AN
~4LK-MEDIUM OR FOR 4 HVIF [N.AN ACIO-MEDIUM. IT.HAD~A FUSION TEMP. OF
49.6DeGREES,~AND COkITAINED-,0;46PERCENT CR SU62 0 S1,23. TH;~ LOSS OF-
-PROTEIN WAS 4.1PERCENT. IT WAS DISSOLVED BY 14FAT.ING 'IN WATER FOR 2 HR
AT 80DEGPEES, ORSOAKED IN 25PERCENT HOAC FOR I HR AT A LIO. CH4RGE
RATIO OF 0.3:1r THEN HEATED IN.VATER UNTIL DISSOLVED. THE SCLNS.
OBTAINED WERE USED FOR FILLIN G- LEATHER OR FOR THE:~ PRODUCTION OF; GLUES
AMT, (IF NACH'IN THE
'AND GELATIN. INCREASING THE DETANNtNG SOLN. OR
INCREASING THE,TIME OF TREATMENT INCREASED~THE 0[-'TANNI;NG? BUT ALScl
NCREASED THE LOSS OF PROTEIN.
UNCLASSIFIED'
I j I

NDCRASOV, M. M., BERNSHTEET11, E. A., POPLAWO Yu. 14., RUDYACHEZiKO, N. K.
YAZY'XSKIY, B. Ya.
'Investigation of the Effect of Temperature ~elf-Stabiliziition in the SHF
-Band
Elektron. tekhnika. ilauchno-tekhn. sb.' Radiodetali (Electronic Technology.
scientific and Technical Collection.,Radio Components), 1970, vyp. 1(18),
pp h7-50' (from RM-Radiotekhnika, No 1i, Nov MW Abstract No 11B152)
Translation: The authors discuss the effect of temperature self-stabili-
zation vhich is observed in some ferroelectric crystals. Stron(,- dielectric
d-ispersion.which occasions considerable los,~es in the f~rj-oelectric phase
results in the establishment of the SIF temperature self-stabilization mode.
These- lasses lead to Lntensive heat released and heating at' the Terroelectric
by a SHF field past the Curie point. -The results of an experim:!ntal study
of ferroelectrics in strong SUF fieldr~ are givani, Experimental relationships
LLre given for the coefficient of losses in ferroelectrics as a function of
temperature, as veD, as relationsbips for the. dielectric qonsteuit and through
power as functions of the suppressed power in the. SHF rmige for a. polycrystal
~Specimni of bari= titanatte vith impurities. The exj)eriMevt wa~i carried omt
ft
an a i -vquency of 10 GHL. Four illiwtrationn~ bibliogruphy of nine titles.
V S.
24

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USSR UDC 546.46121:539.14.016.3
BO.MAR, I. A., VOLYNETS, F. K., YDALOVA, L. V., and USACHEV,
f V. P.?
"Physical and Chemical Processes Involved in.Heat Treatment of
Polycrystalline Magnesium OX2*.dW'
Moscow, Neorganicheskiye Materialy, Vol 7w~No 4,, Apr 71, pp 634-
637-
Abstract: A study was made of the effect bf healt treatment of
polycrystalline hot pressed specimens of Magnesium oxide con-
taining one wt.% lithium fluoride in air at:700-13000C on density,
grain growth, and transparency.' During heat treatment, recrystal-
lization, occurred, the activation energy of.whicK was 27.3 kcal/I
mol. Recrystallization during, heat treatment was accompanied by
a process of recondensation of particles of,the dispersedDhase.
The activation energy of this process, Calculated from the dimen-
sions of the dispersed particles in-specimens which underwent
various heat treatments, was,22.5.kcal/mol.. The apecimerts of
polycrystalline magnesium oxide btudied werc.fOLInd to have cir-
cular formations larger than.grains.,; itwlusions comparable in
1/2
_31__Y~

Single CrysWs
USSR UDC 669.26-172
ABAKH, D. D., (DECEASED), HASLOV, It. P. RUCITSKIY, A. N. ,
and~TREFILGV, V. I., Moscow, Kiev
"Structure and. blachanical Properties of Chromium Iodide S Ingle Crystajs"
Moscow, Izvestlya Akademii Kauk SSSRI Me tall Y INo 1, Jan/Feb 74s pp 14,1-149
Abstractt The str,icture and mechanical properties of ch.Tonitm iodide were
studied to determine why chromiun I-s extremely brittle at room and low tem-
peratures. Single crystals of chromium were produced fmm the thermal dissocia-
tion-of chromium iodide which had a high degree Of perfectlon (ratio of elec-
trical resistances measured at 300 and 4.2 K w equal to (1*5_3.0)Xj02
Bond tests of the single crystals showed that the modulus of elasticity :or
chromium has a mininum value in the 41il,":* direction ~Ihlch Is caused by the
accumulation of dislocations in the flfl~ plane, bein&higher than in planes
1-100J and J1103 . It Was also noted that, with Increased purity of ;.he
single crystals from interetitial impurities the apecifio: surfdoe energy
rAnIftun ty-ansfers from plane tfflf to plane fiOoj~ Therefore,
brittle slip in chromium single cryptals;,occurs In these two plane.-i. Six
figures, two tables, )2 bibliographic:.references.

USSR IMC ~41.2&0118
G. d KO
VOLMINO A. A. KIREW, V V. FOXOt A A. tY-EWS an HSHAK
V. - V. 0Corr6sponding Hember Acadazy of Science USSR, .)Iozcow, Chemico-Tach-
nological Institute imeni. D. 1. Mendeleev Hdscow
"Synthesis and Study of Pentaaryloxyfluorocydlotriphosphazot:riones"
Moscow, Boklady Akadezil Nauk SSSR, Vol 209*.No 10 197% 13p 98-400
Abstraett PentaaryloVchlorocyclot~-iphosphazotrienes.(I) with aryl groups
RHI&I where R - H,, p-YeO, p-Joe, m-YWOO mL-Me,:~vere prepaid accoxtung to
E. T. MeBee et al,, Inorgo Chem.0 3j 450# 19660 By treating compounds I
with potassium fluorosulfinate in ONFhO the comepond#g noraofluoro derive.-
tiV03 (II) were prepared j P N H 01+1 KSO2? F
3 3(006 4R)5';- ~~3 (0000)
KC1+ S02- KS02F was obtained.by treating KF-vithLliquid,SO24~ The physical
31
properties of compounds n were deterxined~(ta~le) arA,their nuclear P azd
19F)
magnetic resonance spectra studied,
1A

USSR UDC 539.395
GUREVICH, S.Ye. and ID-0-VI~AWL.D.1. Institute of Metallurgy
-6- -ds USSR
imeni A.A. Baykov, Academy :of Sci nd
"Fatigue Crack Propagation Velocity"
Moscow, Sb. "Ustalost' metallov i splavov". "Nauka" Press,
1971,. ~p 60-64
Translation: Formulas are proposed ~for detertaininer fatigue
crack propagation velocities; the formulas are shown to relate
the-propagation velocity to the :coefficient.of stress in-
tensity at-the apex of the c r a c, Ic : (in~ the fourth power) as well
as with the strain characteristic of. the plas~tic zone near the
crack (which depends on the properties of the material) The
latter is a function of the zone size and the* strain at the
crack's apex (or the exponent of strain hardening). The fatigue
tests of flat specimens using bending~support the above propo-
sitionindicating that the crack propagation velodity is
determined not only by the coefficient of stress intensity but
is alsorelated to the localized plastic properties of the
material -in the region adjoining.the crack. (2 illustrations,
5 bibliographic refere-,.ces; suiomary).

USSR UDC469-1:539-2i6:538.248
ARMUNUOT, R. G., YE-GIYAN, K. A., YEDIGARYANX.A....b.. XOKOYI~N, A. B., and
AIANAW14, G. A., Yerevan ScientifirE'reGh Institutp of f4lathemtical
Machines
"Effect of Roughness and Thickness on the Coercive Force of Cylindrical
Iron-Nickel Films"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 35, No 4, 1973, PP 732-736
Abstract- A study -,ras made of the nature of coercive force Ec in cylindrical
iron-nickel films, o.4-2-2 microns thick, having a magnetoelaztic constant
close to zero. Two grou
ps of films were investigated: smooth and r u, fil
deposited respectively on polished and specially etched. beryllium-branze
vireo, 0.25 Mra in diameter . In both cases an amorphous Wi -P alloy sublayer wLs
applied to eliminate the effect of ~the wirets crystal structure. Sublayer
roughness was altered by varying t e vire-etching current den;-,ity ij~ ard bz-tth
h
-temperature T. From examination. of microphotof;raphc tho Polloving features
were noted: 1) films deposited on the polished' vire wil th 'iE = 0 had ann, extremely
f ap
smooth-surface 1; ap ave,~~-_ge diameter of heterogeneitii~,.s o.L Proximately
with a larp
0.1 microns bu' ge spr;~ad amountine,,.~to 0.01-0,05 microns; 21) in-
C_
crease in iE led to the formation ok a characteristic hilly sbxface and sharp
rise of He and the anisotropic dispersion 8o~ ~rLth the highes' value of

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015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT7
C-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120352
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THIS WORK INVESTIGATED THE EFFECT
OF PIT A-NO PD ON THE CATALYTIC ACITIVITY OF RH ADSORBED.UN A SIG SUB2
CARRIER. -THE MIXED CATALYSTS CONTAINED ~0.5 wT.
PERCENT OF RH ON SIO
SUB2 AND VARIOUS AMTS. OF PT AND PD. TO THESE RH PT-SIO SU62
AND RH.PD-SIO SUB2 CATALYSTS, SINGLE CATALY~STS RH-SIO SUB2, PT-SIO SUB2
AND PD-SIO ',U82 WERE ALSO U,SED FOR COMPARISON, CATALYTIC ACTIVITY WAS
MEASURED FOR HYDROGENATION OF BENZENE AT' 90DEGREE$t W'ITH VOL. RATIO H
SUB2:C SU.66 H SUB6 EQUALS 4:1, AND RATE::OF H SUU GAS. 5TREAM SuPPLY 1.5
-AND THE ACT IV[ TY WAS :EXPRE,SS.EU LWPERCENT CONVERS!ON OF
_RH~~PT--~SM_ SUB2
l
I, .T-~G~REA R. A tFV,lTY'_,-THAN.. THE: RH-;w 82,CATALYSTSt AND
w C St 0 SU,
--TMA'T--THE &TIVITY INC..EASES PROP
ORTIONALLY TO THE INCREASE OF THE
CONTENT OF PT* THE ACTIVITY OF CONCURRENTLY DEPOSITED RH PT-SIO SUB2
CATALYST IS CONSIDERABLY LARGER THANTHE.-ADDITIVE ACTIVITIES OF RH-SSIO
SU42-AND PT-Sln SUB2 CATALYSTS CONTG.~ THE SAME AMTS. OF RH AND Pr. WHE
PD WAS, INTROUUCED INTO THE RH-SIO SUB2 CATALYSTI ]THERE WAS SOME NOT VER
PRONOUNCED~:OUT UNMISTAKABLE RE
ON. IN XHE~CATALYTj'C ACTIVITY. THIS
COINTRASTING BEHAVIOR IS ASCRIBED TO D'IFFERENT ELECTRONIC INTERACTIONS
BET14EEN RK.-AND PT, AND RH AND,PDt SINCE ELECTRON[LC STkUCTURES OF PT AND
_P0 ARE DIFFERENT. IT IS, HOWEVERv QUITE;POSSIBLE, THAT THE CARRIER SID
LARGELY RESPONSIBLE FORTHE.EFFECTO FACILITY: EREVAN.
POLITEKH. INST. IM. MARKSAt EREVAN# USSR

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by means 0~ a "-att3r-cooled
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die use, i:)z' "~e
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USSR ime:669.15-018-295t,09-52
YEDM4~~,-ZHUKOV, 0. P*,O and PERMO M* D., Institute -of Physical
-MMurgy and Metal Physics and the Central Scleatlfic'~Ileseaxth Institute
n
of Fe m-us Hetallurgy imeni 1, P. Bardi
%ffect of Cobalt on the Strength of Hartensits in Fe-NI-Co-if Alloys
During Aging"
Sverdlovsk, Finika Hatallov i Metallovedeniyao' Vol.36# Nip 39 1973# PP 569-573
Abstracts Changes in hardness# electrical resistaAcel wid mechanical p o-
parties# occurri" during aging of P&rtansltv in alloys: il.fth Y!6-1,1% Iii-
10 W-(0-20)% Cot were studioa. it was found~that cobalt, In Fo-NI-Co-W
saxe as in Fe-M-Co-1016 alloys#'. promotes afftL*Uve naxtensite
atzengthening during aging. The addition of cobalt to FeQfi-W.martensite
leads to & large arount of tungsten leaving the:solid solution during aging
arid to an Increased rate of this process* Of the 10, alloys tested, alloy
N15K2OV1O had thn highest tensile strength (2?), kG/=?-) With good ductility
after aging for four hours at 4?50C. When the tung;stan content Is increamed
to around 18%, a tenzile strength of 300 kG/xmZ.c&n be aabieved but ductility
-in very low, which is apparently, caused by precipitation of the zu-phase
fro& the austenite. Aging should be done after forging because the austenite
grains are smaller then after high-teapexature hardening, ::2 figures, 2 tables,
bibliographic references. 1/1

USSR =7669013.018.295038.5
GRUZINt P. L., RODIONOV# YU. L,r LI, YU. A.p YEDIWAL :A& F4 ZHUKOV, 0. P.P
j
and nFYAS, K. D., Institute of Metal Scien;er-and PhyofTs-o-t 1*tals, Central
Scientific Research Institute of Ferrous~Xetallurgy impni I..P. Bardin
"Redistribution of Allaying Elements Upon Recovery in ~iartensite-Aging
Alloys Fc-N3--Mo and Fe-Ni-Co-Mo"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 36, No 2, 1973,
pp 423-427
Abstract-.1 In order to determine the reasons for differences in the
.-nature of charge of -recovery of the alloys NWIS and 11416KISMS: at various
:fe~ipeiratures, the phenomenon was studied by nuclear y-rq$wnance (NGR).
The composition.of the alloys is a's follows,: NDWS~-16 *j..;t.% Ni, 5-Mo;
Ni, S. 25% Nlo,. IS. 1%.-Coi r both case-..
mainder Fe in
Low-temperatuTe aging was at 420* C for 8-100 hours; theirecovery tem-
perature was.100* C higher. It was,found that.cobait W a significant
influence on the processes of redistribution-of alloy-element atoms dur-
ifig:recovery. The degree of recovery in alloys with cobAlt increases,
apparently as:a-result of decomposition of metastable segregations at
low temperatures.

USSR UDC 669.15'24'25-192t669-01.7.3
WNERALt A. F., ZHUXOV, 0. ?.t nBLUKOVSKAYA, M. A., YOGUTNOV, B. 14. , and
PERMS1 M. D.g Institute of 1*-tal Science anl: Physics of Metals; Central
Scientific Research Institute of Fe=ouA Metallurey imOni 1~ P. Bardin
"Investigation of the Ordering Process in Ion-Hickel-Cobalt Alloys with
11artensite Structure"
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Hetallov i Metallovedenlye, Vol 36, 'No 4, Oct. 73, pp, 727-734
Abstracts In the martensite of Fe.~Xi-wCo ternary alloys -wi e_~othsrmal process
accompanied by increased strength and modulus of elasticity takes place at
300-50000. The process depends on the-formation of a short-mnge order. In
the alloy with high Ni a=1 Go contents, sonee.with a long-range order of the
FeCo-type were disclosed by the electron-microscopy method. The miximam chanSe
in properties on isochronal heatIng-for I hr is observed at 450-500 The
plastic defo mition of specimens Iceased for ~maxitawi hax~biess lead3 to it loos
pro
in strength. A change of Co and Ki contenta~has an influonco on hardening
Wthe.heating of Fe-Ni-Co alloys, In the~Fe+13%0o and,?0+20 o binary alloys
hardening on eating was not obberved. The ine-reast) ln,haxdening of Fe-Ni-Mo
?0 -

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Transformation and,Struature
USSR UDC 669.15.018.295t539-25
'etal Science and
YEDNERAL, A, F.0 ZHUKOV, 0. P., PERKAS, M, D, Institute of H
Physics of Metals, Central Scientific Research Imstitut* of Ferrous Metallurgy
Ameni I. F. Bardin
"Str uctural Changes Upon Aging of Martensite 'of Iron-NiOkel-Tungsten
and Iron-Nickel-Cobalt-Tungsten Al-loysIl
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye- Vol 36,:No 2, 1973,
pp 339-346
1~4
Abstract. The alloys N17VlO, NISKISVIO and N15K20VIO were studied by
diffraction electron microscopy. The structure of-the.allloys~ia the
aged state, the structure of hard eiiing . phases,- a-nd;the distribution
and form of their segregations were-studied. The !itructilire of the alloys
was studied after aging at 520, 550 and 6000..':Segregations rich in
tungsten were found to be one ofthe products of'decompo$ition of the
solid solution of martensite Fe-Ni-W alloy.-These Segregations consist
almost entirily of tungsten atoms and have~4,bddy-centerti4 cubic lattice.
:At 440% a,hexagonal close-packed vhase~based.;6-n NLW isial--,o formed.
3
I I-M BEII MMM~ I

USSR UDC 669.15'24'28'25-194:669-157.97
PERKAS, M. D., GRUMN, P. L., YED' NERAL A F. 110CM40V, B. M., RODIONOV,
~WM6S 'isvp
Yu. L., and YERVENKO, M. i~., lZeniral Scientific Rebearch Institute of
Ferrous Metallurgy imeni I. P. Bardirt]:
"The Effect of Cobalt on Martensite Aging in Fe-Ni-ffyo Alloys"
.7, 'Hetallovedeniye 4. Te -Met;allov, No 10, 1972,
Mos.cot rmicbeskaya; Obr
pp 2-10
Abstract: Experimental data indicate that aging of M161115 alloy occurs in
two stages. At first, Mo atoms migrate to dislocations, and new centers of
homogeneous structure are formed. In the second stage a stable intermetallic
(Fe, Ni)2"10 phase is formed. When the same steel was alloyed with 5% Co,
the first aging stage was not affected, but more of the iatermetallic phase
was formed during the second aging stage. When the Co amounts to more than
8-10% (NIW101,15, D116K151115, NM15MIO) the aging of martensite change,--,. In
this case three aging stages were observed: (1) deformation aging it tie
forr-wition of regions with short-range o,rder; (2) fo~auttion of segregat:Lons
aeparat lonn contalfilug Mo and N1, andAlavillp, ordard!d at(1111 pos1tionn
nd
and ia-phaoo- zarticture. The!je negregatiorn;.were ~.jtahlo.i and vore forrived not
only at dislocations but also astay from the dislocation livics. The third
1/2

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I Uri*
USSR UDC 669.15.620-187036-4-25
P and FEMKAS, 14. Do, Institute of Physical lobtallurgy and
Yet4 Ceat-r-al Scientific ReseL~xch Ins-titute kor Ferrous Metallurgy
ljn~eni I. P. Bardin
"Formtion of a Fetastab."Le Ordered Gmega-Phasse in the M=-agJng ol" an Fe- N'i-
Go-Ko Alloy-
SmAlovsk, Fizik-. Hatalloy i 11,3taUovedentye, Vol 33t 210 2, Feb 72, PP 315- 5
Abstracti An electran i.-iiaromcopa study was rado of the raxrUrnsite atruatux,3
of N18!-6t N161a5P15, MPA 1112K15'H10 alloya after aGing at 440C for 16 houra.
Tho-Hip Cot and'14o colitont. of thaso Izv -Uuo Allop:L3.as Tollow; (in ut %)I
xo~ co
1708 5.95
m6n5m5 16.?. 3.35 14.7
N12KI51MAO 11.9 10.50 15-0
It -was shown that ad-ditior, of cobalt to a:m~aging Fe-U-Ho- alloy causes the
formtion of homogeneously nucleating enriched molybdem= concentration
heterogeneities viUch ch=ge into highly dispereed pm lpitmtes with oidered

MI. 01-AP., 41
USSR
YBDOTIAL, A. F. , arA PEPM43, X. D., Mika Fletallov I ffotaalovedoniyo Vol 33,
No 2#~Feb 72, PP 315-32.5
molyMenua atoms. The sizo of the prepipitatea v= app-roxim-ately 30 Flea-
Aron.microscope photographs revealled that. the pmeipitates Ind a somewhati
distorted b*e.c. lattice. sizilir--toT. i6a4iiiice~~' af~ tfie, hmmonal )meua~-Phase
ti of1h as picecipitz;~tes. accord.Lng to the
change in aom7ASI on, e
formulas t AO-y2-A2B, where A is ni ckel viron, and colmit and B is
molybdenwa. The given state is, metastable and upon Inereasing the aging
temperature to 520"C the procipitates of the onlenA onoga-4-pl=e ext converted
Into a wre equilibriun interme, ta;14c ~h~be-(Fai
P;())2110 The authors
thmk A. G. MCIIATURYAIT for hie ObdezOtlo4s rogarditit tho Ifork. Four
figures# 3 tables, 16 bibliographia~ re:tdibfides.
2

Steels,
USSR UDC 669-14-018.2
ZHUICOVJ 0' P*j band PERIUS I, M. D., Oentral
ific esearch Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy
"Martensitic-Aging Steels "lith _Strength Higher Than 200 kg/mm2--
Moscow, Metallovedeniye i Termicheskaya Obrabotka Metallov,
No 42 197-1, pp 9 -14
Abstracts, Investigation results are presented on the aging of
martensite of three-component and multi-component alloys, all
of them containing < 0.01 % C 0. 004 ;- S and < 0. 002 ;6 R
and melted dov-m in a vacuum-induction furnace on carbonyl iron
of high purity. The investigation rerjults are discussed by refe-
'rence to tabulated data and diagrams-shoiring the methods of ther-
mal treatment and aging, the effect of the aging temperature and
of- Co on the. change of me,chanical properties,-. and the sequence
of processes by aging
martensite in e - Ni - Mo alloys alloyed
vrith 00 It vias found that martonsitic -aGingrz steals with a

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USSR uDc: 62,1."391.822,621,3796.6
YEDVAB1117
."On the Problem of Permissible Noise Level in _an..fttq~;~odynp Receiver"
V sb. Raschety radiotekhn. skhet'i-'proyektir. radio gn aratur.,T (Calculations
-,it-collecUon of work
of Radio Circuits and Design of.Radio EquipmE s), Omsk,
1970, pp 96-105 (from RZh-Radi6tekbnika, No:,6, aur, Abstract No 6A52)
"Translation: The author considers the'operation of a mixer with quadratic
characteristic when useful, interfering and.heterodyne signals are present
s me noises are also
at the input of the mixer. It is as u' d that heteroayne
present. An analysis is made of -the interaction of liAerference and hetero-
dyne noise in the mixer, le,ading to. the: formation of noise si gnals. It is
shown that the actual selectivity dependson the power and bandwidth of' the
frequencies of parasitic noise of the heterodyne. Conditions are found
under vhich heterodyne noises do not le~.d to. impairmeiit of selectivity.
The. procedure for determining requiremenlts for parasitic noises in the
heterodyne is presented. Ye. L.

013 UNUASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
~~TITLE-USE OF BINARY CODE DISCRIMINATION METHOD TO STUOY THE EFFECT OF
CARBON DIOXIDE ON METHANOL SYNTHESIS UNDER VqOUSTRIAL CON ITIO S -U-
V.N.v YEFANKINv G,A4
_--~ZOUNTRY OF INFO -USSR
PROM. UKR. 1970, fl)v 29-31
ATE PUBLISHED------70
ECT.IAREAS--CHEMISTRY
_:Tjl)Pll CTAGS--CAR80N DIOXIDEY METHANOLr CATALYTIC ORGANIC SYNTHESIS
a~7
ONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
i_.~.~DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
`~~,?-ROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1157 STEP ~4~f)--UP%/Ott36/70/000/01"1/0029/0031.
~CIRC ACCESSION NQ--AP0120006
------ UNCLASSIFIED

Z/2 0 13' UNCL AS S I F1 ED PROCESSING DATt--30OCT70
~`~C-IRC'ACCESS [ON NIO-AP0120006
i_ ---ABS-TRAICTIEXTRACT, _iUl GP-0- ABSTRACT. A BINARY CODE DISCRIMINATION
-WAS APPLIED TO 17 INPUT.VARIABLES FOR 60 EXPTS. ON
ALGORITHM METHOD
MANUFG. MEOH FROM CO AND H. WHENTHE -VARIABLE Mt~DIANS WERE: PRESSURE
P EQUALS.297 ATM, INPUT AND OUTPUT TEMPS. T SUBI :EQUALS 323DEGPEES AND T
EQUALS 384DEGREES, FRESH AND CMOLATING GGAS;j COMPNS. CO SU52F, H
SUBFf CO SUBF, AND N SUBF 2.7,,69.0, 25.4, AND 1,9PERCENTI AND CO SU82C,
H SUBCt CO SUBC, N SUBC, AND CH SU54C. 0.4, 75.01, :7.09 12.1 AND
H SLJi3F-CO SUBF. EQUALS 2*68:lt, H SUBC, ICO SU13C EQUALS 1111i
A
DURATION OF THE PUN R EQUALS 2l0bAYSrmVOLi, INPUT ArE V EQUALS 20000 HR
PRIME NEGATIVEI, AND H SUB2 0 CONTENT IN: THE CRUD~ MECH W EQUALS
6.4PERCENT, AND A NEG. SIGN ABOVE THE 'SYM80L WAS. USED TO DESIGNATE
VALUES LOWER THAN THE. MEDIAN, LOW H SUB2 0 CONTENT. CORRESPONDED TO 8
~.VARIABLE COMB INAT IONS: PT SUBIT~SUBZvCO SUB2F,CO SUB2Ct PT SU62 .4
SUBF, T SUBI H SUBF:CO SUBF CO. SU132c? PCO~ SU.BF CO ISU82C,~ H SUBF N SUBF
R, PT SU82 CO SU62C CH SUB4Ct AND PT SUf32- H SUBF'.C6 SUBF H SUBC'; WHICH -
APPEARED I.Ot 8, 7t 71 6, 6t 61 AND I TIMES, RESP.v AND HIGH H SUB2 0
CONTENT CORRESPONDED TO 7 VARIABLE COM61NATIONS-- GO SUBF CO SU02C CH
SUB4Ct T SUt3l ro SU82C N SUBC, PT.SUBI~Co SUB2CP T~ISUBZ . H SUBF CO SUB2C#
7
PT ~SUBI. IH SUBFv CH SU84C N SUBC Vt AND 1H S.U8C:CO SUBC P~, WHICH APPEARED
12fi9v 8# 7, 3t 3t AND I TIMES RESP. THUS, A HIGHLY ACTIVE UPPER
.CATALYST LAYER TU INSURE HIGHER THAN MEDIAN VALUES~UF TISU62 WAS
-DESIRABLE TO REDUCE H SU82 0 CONTENT; ~ THE. RAI E OF r-.OkMATlQ_N OF NEOH FROM
CO AND H WAS MIN* AT 330-80DEGREESt WHER'E EQUIL. FOR THE FORMER REACTION
OCCURRED, FACICITY: SEVERODONETSK*.Fli.IAL OKBAi SEVERODONETSK,
'USSR-.
UNCLASSIFIED

~--212 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
--'CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054549
-~-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A N 0
DESCRIPTtON LS GIVEi F 'THE
COURCE CO I SUBCRITICAL SYSTEM USED Fok~ACTIVATION ANALYSES.
THE ACTIVATION ZONE OF THE SYSTEM WAS ASSEMBLED, WITH URAN .4
IU
'POLYETHYLENE DISKS. THE ACT.IVATI.ON ZONE: IS 200 14M IN DIAMETER AND 230
Mll HIGH. URANIUM DIOXIDE FUEL,~ENRICHED UP TO 36PERCENT WITH PRImE235
U, IS HOMOGENEOUSLY DISPERSED IN THE POLYETHYLENE. TABULATED DATA ARE
-GIVEN ON MEASURED THERMAL FLUXES OF 10 PRIME7 NEUTRONS-CM PRIMEZ-SEC ~N
0 1 INSTALLATIOIN.
T14E r DATA OBTAINED SUGGESTED~THE FOLLOWING
PARAME-ERS FOR THE INSTALLATION: -.0.5 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE2
SUSCRITICALIry;
I PRIME238 PU-BE (l SUBONE.I-IALF EQUALS 89.6 YEARS; Q
'EQUALS 2.3. TIMES 10 PkINE8 NEUTPOi4S-S[-.Cl ~SOURCE; ~U.9 K,. AND THE~ NEUTkUN
~._FLUX IN EXPERIMENTAL CHANNELS EQUAL TO 1#3 TIMES :10 PRIME17 NEUTRONS-GM
-PR I M E2- SEC
r
L
UNCLASSIFIED

.USSR UDC: 621,375-0:?9-4:621-311(088. 8)
YEFATIOV A. S
A Device 'Lo r141onitoring the Sensitivity and Timbre of a
T o-w-Frequency
An-mli-fi er"
USSR Aut-.hor s Certificate No 2637h6, filed 7Aug (57,~:ttublished 15 Jun,70
(from P2h-Padiotekhnikav No 2, Tkeb TI Abstracti Ilo 2-4372 P)
J~ s1 ti xis'ing d-evices for monitor-Ing t'he sensitiv-" and timbre
IM a-on: In e- U ILY
-of.lov-frequency arTlifiers, a signal with,a predeter2iined frequency and
amplitude i's fed to the input. of ~.the chalinel to-be cbecked, and the output
signal s monitored. The quality of the timbre is worii.tcrod by twiiz to
bourdary frequenCleS. Devi.:!es of this kind.. are, comDl cate d -,o use and do
not comply with the present level of measurement teclatolo C,!. distIin,7,,u-JS.~I-
ing feature olf "he Droposed device is thev the amlifter which is used is
simultaneously connected t1hrough corresbonding switch-t-s e-nd detectcrs to
thre -:easurem
r -ent.channels. Tiro channels are identicii~l, belng two cone
par ison circuits and indicators connected in para-liel,' -whil,:! the -th-ird
~channel is a series circuit !nade uu of a divider, e.--mlitude. discrimfnvtor
and indicator. The second outputs:of the-divider are ;cc)nn-2cted to thf~,
correspondi 'son circult,: vhich automates the nitorirg process.
ng compar W
E..L.

'q
PROCF:5SING DATE-11SEP70
412--,- 006 UNCL ASS I FrED
.
I-T-N, ADEVICE FOR CHECKING THE TUNING. PRECISION o r-A FRr-QUENICY DETECTOP,
T
Op._--YEFANOV S., KOSYYo O.R.
Z, WINTRY OF INFO--USSR
'Sl0RCE--PATF_NT NO 263700
L
OTKRYIYA, IWORST., P R CM OBRAZTSY,~'TOVARNYE ZNAKI N9
------- 70
~PUBL I SHED
_S.UBJ EC TAREAS--METHODS AND EQUIPMENT
-6P
TC'TAGS--PATENT,-FREQUENCY ANALYZER, ERROR.MEASUREM8NT
-C rlr-ZT~KOL 74 AK I ltsG N 0S V I C. T I ON 5
_00CUIMENT CL6SS--UNCLAS5IF1ED
0 0 0 0 0 /00 -0 a
"PROXY REFLIFRA14F--1992/1096 STEP:NO -Url:/0482/10/000/0,'
C I R C, ACCESSION Nn--AA0112218

-006 UNCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSING 0ATr---llSEP70
TfC ArCcSSTON NO-A40112218
-_`A8~TRACT/E-XTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* THIS AUTHOR'S CERTIFICATE
INTRODUCES A OFVTCE FOR CHECKING THE TUNING :PRECIS f Oil Or-A FREQUENCY
'DETECTf?R THF UNIT C0tJ41',,lS-A SAWTOOTH VOLTAGE GENFRATOR, .4
OSCILLATOR, A IMEMORY ')EVICEP L
A NUL IN61CATOR AT rHE OUTPUT
_._;._-OF_jH'E.,FREQUENCY DETECTORt AND A MtXER WITH :A REFERENCE 0SCILLARTOR
::~'~~.~.CbNN EC TEO -TO- THEQUTPUT OF THE VFOP~~ 1% ORDER To AtiTOMATE THE CHE-CKU\tG
-_PR'OCESSv- THE 14EMORY DEVICE IS CONNECTED !6tT,WEE4' THE;OUTP.UT OF THE
VOLTAGE -GENERATOR AND THE: JNPUT:OF~ THE CONTFXLLA~LE OSCILLATORt
Q T14E:OUtPUT'.-GF T
H~:NULL' INDJCATORAS-~CONNECTED T9,THE SAWTOOTH
-'~-_VOLTAGE GENERATOR.

Uss
UDC 523,164
~~,CLV"_V. A.P KEYS, Ye, M. KLIM S.: M. 140 IS E-YEV, I. G.,
CHESNOMV, A. A. (Deceased), and:MUNJO.-A. P.
"Radiometer in the 8-mm Range *Wi th aParametrio' Amplifier"
Moscow, Radioteldhnika i Elektr2nika~,, Vol 15, No 3, 3.970,
pp 627-629
Abstract; Although parametric amplifiers have been successfull7
ZiWaaln aentimetor-wave radiometric receivers' ~na irX olTution
haz hitherl4to appeared in the iitar~tura concerning similar use
ofthese amDlifier3 in the millinater range. T'his brIef com-
munication gives the characteristics and some of the results
ofa radiometer used in 41 8
Che -mri waveaongth raiv.,-~e with a semi-
conductor Darametric iuiplifior at its 1nput. : The observations
were made with the radioteloseope RT-22 in tha~Crimean Astro-
physical Observatory. ~11,e amplifipp in question is a single
tuned-circuit type with a circulator and fe:-rite valve at the
input for additional deeoupling, epnnected to -the modulation
radiometer with no change in-the latter. Obdarvations using
1/2

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I 1 -11 . _i ~P, [ 1-1: 1 ~, 1; 1. ; !
oi; I ld; a ; . : ti . . .
I : ik~ !111111: -111 JIN*
m ~: I .. :~ :; : .:i-l-l . :

.. -2/3 022 tJNCLASSIFIE6::' PRIOCES .SING DATE- -11SEP70
C-I RC ACC . E S-S I ON Nrl--AP0104895
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PAPER PRESENTS THE
-CHARACTEKISTICS iND SOME RESULTS OF T14E USE FOR qADT OAS'TR0NnM [CAL
'OBSERVATIONS OF A 13-MM BANG RADIO%IETFR WITH A, SEMfC0`,4DUCT9R PARAMETRIC
~A4PLIFIER AT THE INPUT. THE OBSERVATIONS WERE MADE ON THE RT-22 RADIO
TELESCOPE OF THE CRIMEAN ASTROPHYSICAL 08S.ERVATOR.DF THE ACADEMY OF
.,SCIENCES, USSR. THE MEASURED CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RA "DIUMETER WITH THE
SEMICONDUCTOR PARAMETRrC AMPLIFIER (PA).ARf: 1) NOBE-TEMPERATURE OF
-THEIPAvV4,CLUDING LOSSES OF THE CIRCULATOR# SfMILA,R TO 540DEGREES K; 2)
-S-INGLE CHANNEL AMP-L IFICATION FACT -OR O~:: 'THE; PAj INCLUDING LOSSES OF: THE
CIRCULATOR, SIMILAR, TO 116 DB; 3) TRANSMISSION-BAND OF PA AT THE 3 DB
LEVELt 150-190 t4HZ; 4) NOISE TEMPERATURE OF THE MIXER, INCLUDING THE
AOISE, OF. THE I F AMPLIFIER, 440.011EGREES K- 5)'TRANSMISSION BANG OF THE I
F AMPLIFIERt CONGRUENT TO 20 MHZ; 6) LOSSES OF THE;:-WAVEGUIDE CHANNEL UP
--TO THE RAt INCLUDING FERRITE MOD.Ut-ATOR: ANEY RECTIFI:ER, 2 DR; 7) LOSSES OF
THE WAVEGUIDE CHANNEL BETWEEN THE PA AND THE MIXER:4 INCLUDING THE
FERRITE RECTIFIER AT THE OUTPUT~Or- THE~OA, 3 DB; 8) OVER ALL NOISE
-TEMPERATURE OF THE RADIOMETER ( INCLUDING T14E NOTSETi OF THE RADIoTELESCOPE
ANTENNA),AEASURED AT DIFFERENT TIMFS-,iTA(l SU13OVERALL EQUALS
L300-1700CFEGREES K; AND 9) FLUCTUATION. SENSITIVITY (IF RADIOMETER
IMEASURED.UNDER THE SAME CONDITION, S AS TAU SUBOVERALL (WITH A TIME
CONSTANT OF THE.LOW FREQUENCY CIRCUIT TAU EOUALS DELTATAU EQUALS
;005 9~JDEGREES.K.
UNCLASSIFIED

3/3: 022 UNcLASSiFlEb PROCESSING DATE-11S~P70
~CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0104895
-;:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--THE RADIOMETER DESCRIBEDt BUT WITHOUT THE PA HAD,
,-.:;--ACCORDING TO CERTIFIED.DATAt TAU SUBOVERALL:EQUALS 7500-9000DEGREES K,
_~DFLTATAU CONGRUENT TO 3DEGREES K WITH TAU. fQUALS 11 SECv'*AND WITH THE
BEST ADJUSTMENT OF THE.ELEMENTS-OF THE RECEIVING CHANNEL IT WAS POSSIBLE
TO ATTAIN TAU.suBbVERALL EOUALS 5000DEGREES K AND DELTATAIJ EQUALS
:..126EGREES K. -A COMPARISON OF THESE F)ATAIWITH THOSE PRESENTED ABOVE SHOWS
_'-.T,4AT.-:U_SE, OF THE PA EVEN WITH ITS NONOPTIMUM.~.USE-v :AS: OCCURED IN THE wnRK,
_.,T 0AN INCREASE OF THE RADIOMETER'S,,-.SEN,SITIVfTY, 13Y FnUR TIMES. 2
8 REF. RECEIVED BY EDITOR: 2 2 SAN 6.9.
FIGS.
UNCLASSIFIED

Ace. N Abstracting-Ser'Vice Ref. Code:
5jiVO483.56, INTEMAT AERospAcw, OsTJ~:7d V R 01'//
rTA70-25163 Obsimti~ns of Jupiuw~ Venus int! 3C 273 at
w~whweO4 ju ve,
the wavelengths of 2,411d:O ~Mm P
pars, ~Gry 1
G_
kUxhnika 3C 273, owyolMkft-~2. I S. mm). A
Kisliakov 1. G. MaiEry. -and A kdvikii
G anwenn i Universitet. 'Goiki, ip" i4i
_:F~ i9~0, p.~Z19,224. 15 refs. In Russiari:~_
ned out. in May 19W'usinc a 22-m
Results of
radio, telescope., The briqhtness~ temperature of Vikni~s~ found by
comparison with that of. Jupiter,'ippea..rid to b~ equal t6 290 plus or
i~ minus 20 k~"~
minus 25 K at 2.16 rhm and 495'Olu '18 mm. The
densities of the radiation- fluxes ~of - t6'! source X ~73 it the san
re eqt
wavelengths a tat to.1114 plus or~ minus- 14) X'101 ti) the- Minus
26th W/sq m-H and: 162" 4 & minut 26th
2 plus.or minus ) x:10 to
VA4 m-H2. The ~ati ire prMnied Without tiking AnIb amount the
erTors In det*rminin
g the:,briqhtness ymperatures of Jupiter, the
lafter accepted to be 150 Plus~or minus 20 K, at 2.10 mm
wd,144 plus or,minus 20 Ka't 8 M' M. (AuihaO

WSR uDc:: 621. 317. T
lovosibir k
gMUW.KUSTORIN, I. F., 1.
S
PMetbod and Device for Measuring the Noise of bUcrocircuiis
Novosibirsk, Avtometriy No 4, Jul/Aug 71,:PP 109-115
Abstract: The paper describes a principle of measurement of the effective
noise at the input of a microcircuit. This~ principle can be used as a
basis. for instrurw-nts to measure noise in the audio and sub-audio ranges
vith accuracy and sensitivity comparable to those of instr=ents. based on
the. zero-modulation and correlation methods.. The actual noise-a-measuring
instri n is an analog-digital converter. with readout device. A block
-the device Js gi-ven an& its operation is described as well as
diagram of
the.sequence to be followed in measurements.- The finishOwA instrument is
made with microcircuits and is designe& so that; it can be' used-either as
a laboratory instrument or as a component of an information merLsure=ent
system. The device has a dynamic measurement range of 0.1-99 4V in three
Subranges and an effective passband of 100-1000 Hz. Measurement time is
-the in-out. circ
Iess:~than 10 s. With a slightzodification of uitry, the
Instrument can be used, for measuring the internal noises of individual
transistors. Three figures, bibliography of nine titles,
1A.

'USSR UDC: 539.3:534.1
SHALASHILT-17, V. I., YUI.AJCOV, N. A., MUTSU, Ye B. ,YEMNOV, V V.
"Concerning Some Pecul-;arities of the Behavior of Elastic Systems With
Cracking Under the Effect of Dynamic Ioads",;
-T--. Mosk. aviats. in-ta (Works of Moscow . Aviation Institute), 1971, vyp.
237, pp 3-24 (from RZh-Mekhanika, No 7, 'Jul.72, Abstract No 7V267)
Translation: Solutions are found for problems on determination of critical
loads for a Ydses girder and a mildly sloping elastic arch under various
types of dynamic loading. In this connection, the Mises girder is treated
as a system with one degree of freedom, and.the arch is treated as a system.
with two degrees of freedom. Mie critical- load is teken as that external
it r6aches deflections
force which puts the system nt o, moti on such that
corresponding to an unstable trajectory on the phase pl.unc, at zero ve-
locity. On this basis, the value of. the. critical 10P41 Per is determined
from the condition of equality between the work of external forces and
the A graphic method is
potential energy of deformation of the system.
used to find Per- li=ericall eVatil~.n of motion con-
firmed the admissibility of the proposed approach to s(~!ut--on cf' problems
of this kind. V. B. Silkin.

USSR UDC 0-96
ALESKEROV A. S U-S.-L, and GUSEYNOVA, S. 1-1.
"Changes in Relation to the Season of the Year in the Amount of Antibiotic-
and Sulfanilamide-Resistant.Conditionally Pathogenic Microorganisms Isolated
From Sea Water."
Baku, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Azerbaydzhanskoy SSIR, Seriya Biologicheskikh
Nauk, No 3, 1971, pp 123-126
Abstract: Seasonal changes in the amount of,antibiotic- and sulfanilamide-
resistant conditionally pathogenic and pathogenic micrOorganisms (E. coli,
'Bact. paracoli, Proteus vulgaris, Ps.,aeruginosa, and Staph. aureUS) iGO.1atE!d
from the water of Baku Bay, the sea water of Apsheroa boaches, and the sewage
effluent released into the sea were studied. It vas established that as a
result of the injudicious use of antibiotics and sulf a drugs in large amounts,
pathogenic and conditionally pathogenic microorganisms had developed resis-
tance. Staph. aureus isolated from sea vater.*was highly sensitive to peni-
cillin, tetracycline, lelyor-~cetin, and sulfanilamide drugs. The amount of
resistant conditionally pathogenic microorganisms isolated from Apsheron Sea
water war, highest in the summier. The condition which deve-lops in this respect
in the surmor is an epidemiological hazard.

212 025 UNCLASSIFTEU PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP011,8537
-XTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE OIL FRE E'EVACUATION OF AN
ABSTRACT/E
1 VOL* FROM ATM. 9RESSURE,WAS:STUDtr:D, AFTER 2 HR THE VOL4#
:ENCLOSED BY WALLS HAVING A TEMP. OF 50EGR EESK, WAS. EVACUATED TO. 10 PRIME
NEGATIVE13 TORR,; THE PRESSURE.IS REACHED BECAUSE OF THE ADSORPTION OF
THE HE ON LAYERS ON CONDENSED GASES AND,VAPORS. INSIDE THE CRYOPANELS
HAVING A TEMPr, OF 20DEGREESK, A PRESSURE:CF 6 TIM~S 10 PRIME NEGATIVEll
TORR WAS REACHEO AFTER 1.5 HR. THE HERmr--TIC SEALING OF THE VOL. IS NOT
NECESSARY TO ACHIEVE THESE- PRESSURES IF THE VOL. I'S SITUATED WITHIN THE
~.MAINTAINED VACUUM, THE RATE OF CRYosbPTI0N ~UMPI~fi,G OF HE BY THE
~CRYOPANEL SUPFACEt. ON WHICH LAYERS OF AR.~4JIE. 0-NI).,E,NSED~AT,:5DEGREESKf -WAS
IOPRIME5 L.-SEC*~ THE CONSUMPT~ION-.~OFII'.~LE~t-4;~,~,F,~IEFtLG'Yi~;~IN KEkPING THE SYSTEM
,;-,-,--,-AT,...10.PR-IME..-NEGATIVE13 WAS:_S:IMILAR_ TO.~~ 4TIMM,
PRIME NEGATIVE4 KW
-UNCLASSIFIEO

USSE i UDC 621.374-331068.P"
"A Device for Random Quantizing"
USSIR Author's Certificate No 259147, filed,16 Aug 68, pu1blished 5 MaY 70
IA321 P)
FZh~Radiotekhnika, NO 11, Nov, 70: Abstract No, L
Translation; The proposed device may be uE~ed in desilping timers, strobo,
Scopic oscillograplis, phase.meters, etc.. The device contains a mixer wid
a quantizing pulse train generator. Ta improve -measwement accuracy wid
extend rossibilities for application, the davice is~ equipped vith a flip-flop
wnose output is connected to a master oscillator, one:input of the flip-flop
'tional ci ~cuits.to the input or
is connected either directly or through addi T
output of the mixer, and the second input i~r connecterl to a. rundom function
generator. E. L.

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USSR uDc: 621i317-755(086-8)
YEFIMCHI
NAYDEOV, A. 1.
HA Devi c efor Stroboscopic Oscill ographic Re*gistra:tion"
USSR Author's Certificate No 267741, filed 16 Aug 682 published 20 Jul 70
~(from Kh-Radiotekhnika, No 2, Feb 7L Abstract No 2A387 F)
vices for stroboscoDic
Translation: It Ls pointed out that conventional de
lay
oscillographic registration containing a-miyer, strobiri6 oscillator, de~
"imetion oscillator and regibtration device
line4 trigger circuit, timme i
have a limited firequency range. Moreover, time s~~anrdnp in -the registration
device is done in the signal timne. scale, which. precludcji3 the ine of "!Slow-
-action it registration devices (such as pen~re.6orders)i; ~';The proposed device
contains a number of changes which eliminate ~-,hese~. :drawbacks, ~E. L.
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USSR UDC 621..372.85(088.8)
zza=iK_ lMl
"Gating Device"
USSR Authorls.Certificate No 248769, Filed 29 Apr'68, Published 13 Jan 70
T f -ro mh-Radiotekhnika, No 9BI52P)
Translation:
-The proposed device is executed in the form of a coaxial-
ribbon-coaxial junction. It contains an input coaxiaLs'ection, a ribbon
section and an output coaxial section which is connected'to the master
oscillator. The pulses from the oscillator output go to~two shaping diodes
which are connected via blocking capacitances between the external conduc-
tors of the ribbon part of the junction. These diodes.sbape the leading
edge of the gate pulse the lengf:h of whichlis deteriftined.'by the length of
the ribbon section. The pulses from the shaping diodeslare propagated
opposite to each other, and they are summe&,in the mixing,diodes. Under
simultaneous effect of pulses on these diodes,,they open,'and a voltage
oc-curs, on the reservoir capacitors proportional to the input vol.tage which
it has atthe time of triggering the mixing~diodes. Tha;iioltagp from the
rese-mir capacitors is fed to the amplifier1or further'processing. The
device permits expansion of the pass- bond-. There~ are two A 1.1ust rations.

USSR UDC 621.374.5
KII
YEFIIICIIIV, I.I. K. CIIERUYAVSKIY A. F. BA LOVSKIY, K N.
ItNanosecond Time-Amplitude Converter"
Tr. 7-y Konferentsii po yadern. elektrou, T. 1. Ch. 4 (WorlLs of the 7*,h Confer-
ence on Nuclear Electronics. Vol 1, Part 4), Moacow, -Atonizdat Press, 1970,
pp 182-185 (from I'Zh-RadiotekIMjh:!L, No 4, Ap r71, Abstract No 4G262)
Translation: The high speed circuit of atime-amplitude converter with shaping.
and sorting of the photomultiplier signals.is investigaited. - The circuit is
executed from semiconductor devices and is designed for operation in the nano-
second range. The output signals of the.device are shaped in the short circuit
segments of a coaxial cable, and the.transition time~of the shaped pulses
through the zero line is fixed by tbe:bridge,circuit.~
WON WAMW

USSR uDc 621-791.-(93.052.01,669,017-31669.14.013.298.3
XUXIMOV, A. K., Candidate of Technical Sciences, YEF NIXO L. A e
.9 Engin erg
and PRYGAYEVI A. X. # Engineer, %'oscow Institute of the Hational Economy Imeni
G. 'V..- Pleklmov and GP (abbreviation unknown) imeal. 1. M. Gubkina; SMIRNOV
-B'O-A.t Candidate,of Technical Sciences& IVOCHEIN, 1. 1.j Candidate of Tech-
Ilical, Sciences# SOSEDOV, A..F., Engineer, and ROSHCRUKEN* K. P.# Engineert
-All~-Union~ Scientific Research. Institute. MontazhsPetwtxOy
"Regulation of the Structure and Properties of Welded Joints of 1OG2FR Heat-
Treated Steel in Blectroslag Welding!'
Xosdows Svarochnoys Proizvodstvo
No 1(471), Jan 749 pp 24-26
Abstracti A study waa made of the conditions for the regaution of the struc-
ture and properties of electroslag-w6lded Joints of 1OG2FR heat-treated low-
alloy sheet ateelt 40 m. thick, with a view to increase the structural-
-mechanical homogeneity of uelded Joints. The introduction of a poverlike
additive metal into the slag bath favors, a reduction of the stay period over
the temperature of the critical point Ac~ of the neax-seam metal at heating
from 45-50 to 10-12 sec.f an Increase of the,heating raie fron.8-10 to 35-400C/
see@ and nearly two-fold increase of thie Welding rate. The aj)plication of
lp

t` 7
USS.R
UDC 6.21.438-226:536.24
YEFIMCHUK, L. A., ZUBAREV, A. P., SLYIXIN, Ya.. 1.
"Experimental Study of Film Protection of Output Edges of Nozzle Apparatus
Blades"
Teplofiz. i Teplotekhnika, Resp, Mezhved.~sb. [Heat Physics and Thermal
Engineering, Republic Interdepartmental Collection]VNo 20, 1971, pp 116-
120, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal;Aviatsiyoanye i Raketnye Dviaateli,
C,
No 12, 1971, Abstract No 12.34~.32, from.the Resume).~~
Translation: Materials are presented from,an eyperimental stud of the effec-
y
tiveness of the film protection of the~output edges-of the blades in a gas
turbine engine nozzle apparatus,~ as well asivomparative study of various
versions of air flow over the protected surfaced
r
01
smagawt� I

USSR
VASIL'YEV, G. S V, D. SUL11-FEE1;KG, YE. I., and
GAHAZOVAj L. B.; D IaKUOUVArTfal Insititute
91
"Effect of VAZnesium on the Process of Si Intering~Briqu'attes Hade of an Iron-
ore Agglomerate Charge in an Oxidizing Atmosphere"
Novokuznetsk, IVUZ-Chernaya Fwtallurgiya~,; No 6, 1971,~pp 23-30
Abstracti A study was made of the effect of magnealun additives on the pro-
cess of sintering and on the quality and phase conposition of a briquetted
agglomeration charge for its solid-phase.sintering without fuel in an oxidizing
atmosphere.
The Introduction of NSO Into a charge prevents oxidation of magnetite to
hematite due to its introductionAnto the, magnetite la-ttice and the sub-
atitution of FaO for HgO, with the formation of solid solutions of llgO in
Fe 0 Dissolving of magnetite in magnesium;ferrite inareases the system's
meM;g point.
Strengthening of samples is manifested.by producing a denser structure
due to.the lack of a change in volume as a.result of ox1dation of magnetite
to hematite as well as the formation of minerals, containing Zll.-O, which possess
a coefficient of thermal expansion close to.the coefficient of its related
minerals. Two figures, 5 tables, 5.bibliographical references.
IA

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USSR UDc 629.19:533.6
BORODIRA,
-R. M., DOKUCHAY_W_, L. Y. , YEFIIWtTO G.: G.
"Three-Dimensional Motion of a Two-B6d'y Pl'aicket in' Orbit"
V sb. Konf. to kolebaniyam rnekh. sistem. Tezisy dokl. (Conference on Os-
cillations; of Mechanical Systems. Abstracts of the Reports),. Kiev, "Nauk.
dumka", 1971, p 12 (from RZh-Mekhanika, :No 10, Oct 71, Abstract No 10B260)
Translation: The authors consider the three-dimensional motion of two
bodies bound by, a flexible connector:for,the folloving three cases:
1. The bond is weightless and none-xtensible, and the masses of the
bodies are concentrated at a point.. The center of mass of the system moves
in a circular orbit. Gravitational and aerodynwic forces are taken into
consideration. Ille regions of possible motions an& the posiLion of stable
eq7uilibr_Jum are determined.
2. The bond is heavy, and there areno aerodyn=ic forces. Small
oscillations of the system relative to some undi8turbed motion are studied.
Modes of oscillations in the.plane of the. orbit ands in the perpendic-LLIar
plane are determined.
1/2
1: It I It I

USSR
L9)C: 621-791.
SMIRNOVI B. A., MALYSMV, B. D., IVOCHKINt I. L, Candidatesof Technical Sciencesp
W SOSEDOV, A. F., Engineerst VNI1montazhspetsstroyj and YEFIVOW.
..jm.A.,.Engineert Moscow Institute of :the Petrochemical and Gas Industry imeni
Academician Is M. Gubkin
"Particulars Associated With the Structure and Mechanical Properties of Joints Made
-by,Rlectro--Slag Welding Using.Powdered Filler Metal"
46-50
Kiev,, Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, No 9, Sep 73 PP
Abstract: It is shown that the use of powdered filler metal reduces significantly
-the amount of thermal energy-expended on jointiformation and sharply-changes the
thermal and technological characteristics of the electro-slag welding process. The
operating energy is reduced by 1.7,times. The time of the weld zone metal at above
Ac temperatures is reduced by a factor of two and the volume of the metal bath and
lia duration time in a molten state is alsoreduced by a factor greater than two.,
Varying the thermal conditions and the nature of crystallization implies improve-
ment-of, the primary and secondary structure of the seam: metal and weld zone. This
raises the impact- strengLh of the metal at: low temperatures 1~y a factor of two, In
welAing heat hardened steelq the extent ofthe'weakenin: zone is significantly re-
9

USSR UDC 69-419-4:669-24t20'128127
'NEROV, B. V.,
64iAS, F. P., GAYDUIK, V. V., NATAPOV, E. 3., I~LLEI,'Si
I
CL
Zaporbzhlyp 141-chine B,uilding institute
t-lybdenun., Tun-gst Comp sites"
en 0
N-I-allovedeniye i Termicheskaya .0brabotka Metallov, No 8,
1:971, 1!
"Le, article describes a process for obtaining compos-
i.~l'fotr reinf ced
'C_aser_; an :i ;~. ce c hro.. J u.
S or
Y s an d tht~4 r ~alloys in zdie form of unidirec-
.5 of alter.
of nating
gau..- a C r: I
-4- fil-e- superimpose
d
fr~-Mc uncer a vacuum
4o isothermal hor. pressing in
pr.,,,~ssing the wire-contour frame seals the pack,
rollin- of the -oressed r2averial in air
178T (~'1435)
_C:aIe-re~,:istant sileet alloys A.u
i,,. Fe, 1,-,, the balaIrIce
and VZh98: (29/o Cr, 14yo
1-13'

USSR
BANAS, F. P., et al., Metallovedeniye i Termicheskaya Obrabotka
Metallov, ~xo 8, 1971, pp 6-11
W) 56~o Ni, 1~,) tne balance) are used as the matrix material, 0.2-
0-5-mm-diamater molybdenum and tungsten wire gauze as the rein-
The described method permits the fabrication of
c on Pa c tanaterials.
unetchod zcne is formed at the 'If Lber-matrix"
inteT-~aca~ "'his zzone apparently is a solid solution of chromium
ITj
based on i - n d .01 The hardness of the
4
-unc ioi rhan of the fiber arid t;,atrix. The distribu-
.-LC rid chroimium alonT the width
0 1 VO U e ii
t i On 0 -11 um, aickel,ar
of ;s t ar t he total interdiffusion depth
c El'. 11 be by the v.,idth o th e vihite unetched one.
a -o-f bet',--,een fibers ,.,n,,i matrix is stabilized
ia 250 J---c~ur-s Ifor. tun,,~Lsten fibers and 500 hours for molybdenum
2/3
110116 MIM."IM 11A ~.;16hi% 666 Hil kmii!'66.6woj aii

It 111111 P'I
NO"
USSR
BANAS F. P4, et al., Metallovedeniyei Termicheskaya Obrabotka
Metallov,- No 8, 1971, PP. 05-1L
fibers. The width of the transition zone is approximately ten
times greater for molybdenum fibers than for tungsten fibers.
The solubili-V7 of molybdenum in both'matrices is considerably
higher than t1hat of .,nrrsten. The degree of dissolution of
-stc e onsiderably lower. in - the VZh9." rnatrix con-
t
uno zn fib s -i 3 C
than in tne tungsten-free KhN76T ruatrix. The
solub-ilit'.. of fibers i5 approx.Lately the same in both
a r i C i~~ - nc' of.the fibers
4
al~d Ml molyb-
a e n u-m a r. I- IDOZ,s maA',e'it dossible t6 se'Luct, th; fiber
'd tu. sz;en
diamet-ar iand '.;?ie rhi-ekness of LAe outer proteczi-ve., layer of the
ma t rix in, relation to the required temperature and 5ervice life.

mug=
USSR
FOMENIKOV, V. N., STRIXY-ALOVA, E. Ye., KATOSOVA, L. D., CHIRKOVA, Ye. M.,
.:SAL'NIKOVA, L. S.,~SILANVYEVA, I. V., YEFIMKO. L_.P
"Experimental Data on Adaptation and*Its.Limits in:the Action of Poisons
Having a Mutagenic. and Embryotropic Action"
Sb. Farmakol, Khimioterapevt. sredstva. Toksikol. Probl. toksikol.
(Pharmacology of Chemically Therapeutic Substances. Toxicolcgy. Problems
in Toxicology--Collected Works), T. 5. (Itogimauki i teklin. VINITI AN
SSSR - Results in Science and.Technology of the All-Union Institute of
Scientific and Technical Information,t Academy of 'Sciences, USSR), 1973,
pp 128-7145) (from Referativnyy ~hurn.al, 30F. Biologicheskaya Khimlya,
18, 25 September 1973,~. abstract No. 1754)
Translation: The dependence of the development of a cytogenetic and embryo
-effect on. long-term exposure !was.,studied i;:an exam
tropic n ple of the action
:of dfffereut groups of chemicals: chlorine releasing substances, phenoxy-
acetic acid esters, triazines, carba~matest expoxy i-ompounds, imines., and
others. The possibility of adapt-at.-Lon: of animals to some substances that
cause pathological changes in offspring was demonstrated.