SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT YEFIMOV, V.M. - YEFREMOV, A.I.

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USSR UDC 631.291.27
YEFIMOV, V. M. , LIVSHITS, Z. A., Novosibirsk
!"Some Methods of Improving the Efficiency of.'Digital Data Compression Systems"
Novosibirsk, Avtometriya, No 2 -56
1973i pp 50
Abstract: A study was made of the problems~connected with the efficiency of
using var
ious linear signal conversions,anticipating their compression by a
zero-order predictor with fixed aperture. The paper is an extension of a
previous paper by tha same authors (V. M. Yefimov, et al., Avtometriya, No 4,
3-9721.
First, the one-dimensional case is considered in which the signal sLfb-
jected to corTression is a random, function.of one cocrilinate: (for tlme detcn!li-
nation). Then the case is considered in which ajjixtLtrc of a "iniiooth" -aussian
signal and gausBian noise not correlated itith the cignal and ?~iean square ~d.f-
ferentiable is fed to the input of the predictor with :C~_xed aperture operatinrr
in the cont-inuous reading mode. The imtherpatical description of the optill-11
ideal filter is given. With regard to the effectiveneos of using Prelinirary
algebraic linear transformations of the signals and. muatichannel systems, it is
noted that the linear transformations leading to decor~-e lation of the Sir-r-'als
are not optiLral. A two-channel system is examinec! briefly as proof of this
Mtement.
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USSR UDC: 53-08+535-853
F3Mff,__V..__ I'll., ISKOL-DSKIYI A. M. 0and YANSHINP' B. V.
-:"Detection of a Point Signal in Noise for Images of Discrete
Structure"
Novosibirsk, Avtometriva, No 6, 1971, pp 42-52
Abstract: In the photograpb--*Ic recording.of small objects of low
brightness, as in the registration of -weak stars or laser loca-
tion of the moon, a method of increasing the sensitily"i-15-Y of the
recording equipment is through an electronic-optical converter.
Since the use of high-gain converters in.such recording systems
involves substantial difficultieB because of the limitations in
the dynamic rwige of the photomaterial used aa:the memory device,
the authors of this article analyze the:possibil *iti os of the tra-
ditional method of single-frame memory and propose methods for
broadening these posai-0i I ities. Multiframe. memory is also dis-
cussed. Experiments are described to determine the -orobability
of detection of the point signal innoise, mid a description of
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USSR UDC: 512.25/.26+519-3:330-115
Some Properties of the ProIblem Which is Dual to the FToblen of Concave
Programming in a Hilbert SDace With a Strictly Concave Target Functional"
V sb. Modelir. ekon. Drotsessov Olfodelin- of Economic Processes-collection
of works), Moscow, 11,11oscov University, 19?1,,Pp 319-324 (from RZh-Kibernetika,
no 11, Nov 71, Abstract No nv697)
Translation: The author investigates tbe properties -if a functional -whic.1
is an analog of the Lagrange function.. :DI. Epshteyn.

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EEO, P. T., Problem,laboratory of Biophysics,
KMO-1 A. B., and SOKO"
State University, Rostov-oh Don
"Anal is of the Dynaracs of Neuron Functioning by Its Impulse Activity"
Yr.
Leningrad, Fiziolo-icheskiy Zhurnal SS-SR, Vol 563, No 4, 1970, PP 514-517
Abstract: Impulse activity is considered as a continuous prccess reflectinG the
-aamics of a Civen nerve. A great number of factors enter in-Uo the
functional dy
flmction of a nerve., such as the distance of its activity, t~istribtttion of stirrali,
s)7*athesic and. inhibitory affects, tx~ophic and. metabolic states, state of excita-
and lability of the nerve cell, etc, AU these " ctors &rv reflected, to
biVitj X El
frequoa;aciev (frequen,:--y-gram) and of the
some extent, Ln the raeasi4rerwnt of ivVxlGe
intervala betuee--rl the frequencieu (intorvalo -,gram)., The 00"i1structl. oil of a 'alsto-
gram (zeveral typefs are shown) whic1h is a gr4phic:, rcprdscat.~Ltion al! a frequeiley
~distributlon by means of rectangles whose,widthe zepresezV the class of intervals
and vhone heights+ represent tho corteepoudlng'.';req~enajea "x7es.an the pattern of
smalysis of nem-on activity.

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T..LTLE--ANALYSIS OF NEURON FUNCTIONING DY.NAMCS FRUM kEMIDINGS OF PULSE
ACTIVITY -U-.
'uOtbk-~(om- KOGAN, A.B., YEFIMOV, V.Nl!o SGKOLENKO, P. T.
-CC-UNTRY OF INFC---~-USSR r,
SO URCr-----~F IZ IOLOGICFESKI IZHURNAL SSSRv VOL5 APR.;l 1970, P. 514-517
E PU6L ISHED-APR70
~"BJECT AREAS-510LOGICAL AND 14EDICAL SCIENCES
~-T;3 P I C-TAGS-NEUROPHYSLOLOGY, Nkuptok'
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~.AbSTkACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STUDY OF PULSE ACTIVITY AS A
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CONTINUOUS PROCESS REPLECTING NEW )iN FUNCTIONING DYNAl ICS. A ;,"ETH D OF
CONSTRUCTING A GENERALIZED NEURON, STAfEFUNCTION FIW-l A PULSE OUTPUT
1E ED~O14 THE~ -RUCTION OF A SO
..FLIOU IS PROPOSED. THE IN-THOD IS 13AS C ONS I
:~CALLED IIFREk~UENCY GRAM"
A PIECC-ViISE CONTINUOUS FUNt"JION [if- 11ME, THE
_-VALUES OF t,.;HICH AT EACH POINJ ARE EUQAL. TO THE PECAPROCAL OF THE
-INTERVAL-BETWEEN THE PULSES. FACILITY: RGST0V.SMl-NA-00l%-U
-.GUSLDARSTVENNYI-L-N-IVF-RSITETr ROSTOV, USSR.:
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USSR ux: 681-32.001
TV, A. T. PKESSHAPOSMUK
I.-IMAIEV, Ye. Yu.
BEtEVTS- OV, Ye. A 'DV
SarEWUV, B. A. , CHIMIK, S. P.
"Resistive Element for a PotentioTneterlt'
USSR Author's Certificate No 293271, filed 1 Aug 69, pz~'ibiished 11 Mar 71
(from.RZh-Avtcrat4ka Telemekhanika i Vy~lli~litel'r.,-aa'~Te-14c-llnika, No 10, Oct
71, Abstract No 10B148 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introducer, a rosistauice elEnont for
a_ poten.tiometer. The clement is rwde, in the fom of tulo, lt~yers applie(I. in
For the purpose of thermal
sequence, one of them being a layer. ot rhodium.
stabilization of the resistance, the element 'utilizes a, heat-!-treatcd chrorlium
-film, as the rhodium sublayer. One illustiation.
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USSR UDC; 539-121-75
GRISHAYEV, I. A., KASILOV V. I., KOVALMIKO, G. D., M'ORO-
KHOV3YIY-, V. L., FISUP, A. N. SHRAMTKO $ B. I., PhYsicotechnical Insti-
tute, Academy of Sciences of the.Ukraiihian SSR, Kha~,Ikov
Coni~erning Some Particulars of the Interaction ofIffigh-Energy Electrons
and Positron's With Crystals"
Kiev, Ukrainskiy Fizicheskiy Zhurnall, Vol 16, No 9, SeP 71, pp 1548-1550
Abstract: The total yield of electron and positron bremsstrahlung is
studied as a function of crystal orientation when the,prirusry beam is
nearly parallel to the crystal axis. The~electron aiid T~ositron beams
vere c1aracterized by the following data: the energy at the maxirum
of the spectra was (1000�5) MeV; the width of the pnere7 spectra in
toth instances was - 4 %; there was no more than 8% aifference between
the average currents of the electron and positron beams; the difference
in angular divergences of the beams was nomore.than-5-10-5 radian; the
number of charged background particles did.bot exceed~0.0,qq of the ntm-lber
of.electrons and positrons respectively. The experim-ert *was done on the
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GRISHAYEV, I. A. et al., Ukrainskiy Fizicheskiy Zhurnai, Vol 16, No 9,
Sep 71, pp 1548-1550
accelerator at the Physicotechnical Institute of the Academy of Sciences
of the UkrSSR. The background due to Dositran converter Dhotons was 30%
of the measured total photon yield and varied by 0-5,dv'during the experi-
ment. Silicon crystals 0.64 mm. thick:cut in.plane (110) and-niobium
crystals 1 mm. thick cut in plane (100) served as the spe-cimners. The
strongest distinguishing par=-eter on the curves plotted for bremestrahlung
yields as related to crystal orientation~wasthevidth of the minimum in
'trons than for electrons
the small-angle region,which was less forpos~
inboth instances. Controlled experiments seem to indicate 'that this
effect.can be attributed to the sirp of the charge. The authors thank
V. M. Kobezskiy, V. 1. 1,1yakota,and V. I.:Pop6nko for maintainirg stable
accelerator operation; V. 1. Artemov for~assi.stingvith measurement of
-beam parameters; and Ye. A. Levikov:f6r.assisting~with:zreparation of
the crystals. One figure, bibliography of five title5.
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PAPAFFINS IN THE PRODUCTION OF SYNTHETJG FAT1Y ACIDS -v-
'-_-AUTH0R-(_05)-YEFIM0Vj V.T., NAZARYAN, M. M.. t ADSKVINS ;V. 0. BOLOTIN, 1.14.v
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DET-D..FOR THE TITLE APP. THE APPo CONSISTED OF A AMER AND A CASCADE OF
4:SEQUENTIALLY CONNECTED REACTORS* THE EFFECTS OF TEMP. OF THE NA SUB2
CO SUR3 SOLN. USED AND OF THE OXIDIZED.PARAFFINt TIfE CONCN. OF THE NA
SU82'CO SUB3 SOLN.t THE SAPON, TEMP, OF.THE CARBONATE MASS, THE
'PRODUCTIVITY OF THE APP,j AND THE:H SUB2 0 CONSUMPTION DUE TO MIXING ANC
'CO SUB2 STRIPPING WERE DETD. THE DEPENDENCE OF THE ACED NO. OF THE
-,CARBONATE MASS ON THE RESIDENCE TIME IN T14E APP. WAS PLOTTED FOR VARIOU1,
PARAFFUN-NA SUB2.CO SUB3 RATLOS (l'-0.21-Oa26):AND.TEMPS,.
-100DEGREES)' B3 DECOMPN. RATES AT VARIOUS TEMPS.
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DESCRIBED IS THE MOST SUITABLE,ONE FOR THE ABOVE CARBONATE SAPONO
SUBZ.AND. A HIGH,DEGREE OF NA
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Refractory Materials
UIY_I 669.o46
US R
I U-Irk-M.
"Certain Features of the Process of Refining Refractory Yetals by Electron
MG-1ting"
Moscow Izvestiya All SSSR, IMetally, No 3, MaY-Jun 70, pp 49-52
Nbstract: Certain features of the process of refining niobillim and tantalum by
the electron beam method are analyzed on the basis of experi=ntal data in order
to ascertain Ithe effect of various factors on netal purity., The effects of elect-
ron beam power, melting rate, number of remeltings, and holding time in the liquid
state were investigatted. 7he variation of metal hardness aLA iripuxities content
With hoLding tir4, and the effect of meltini iq~ot and the number
g rate
of remeltings on mtalhardness are presented In graphs and'discussed. An
anal:jsis of the results shomm. that-. 1) In order to obtain a naxint%un degree of
Zurity the holding time should be,,~~ 5 .5 min for niobi= an ~* 2 - 5min for tantalum;
2) the refining occurs basically in the metal bath during the liquid phase;
3) ~the sna-Iler the ingot- diameter, the smaller the deEr-a-s, or' ref:i~~, which can
be obtained in a single melting of a metal-ceramic batch. Consecutive remelting
will a total refining ev the saw holding tirae.

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vmlt~~'J. 25 march 1,1%
Ausicy; Vtsl~k= J71
ono imnar~d firty probi.- ov,j- i#on trpier' th" of ..1-4 -z.'
CrOAXivity of thr klsbek Acndry of !1ciences can so d"crih~ in tte
ccdAvn:;~ furm. It Witt; a remarkable year, a yL-dr -arthy of Elie p-a: ~-ra'
the Z' 1. .1,;0, -- 0, 1'"nid 11"Icu 1rt...
gress: -- the role of ncienc~ as a direct productive force Will increa,3ingiv
be mmifet;ted.
no~ td,~P -vf- the -scienti ,-t as 34 the ta~,k of the mcivntitic
to b,, equal to tho eras to bc "iml to t6 smaln of the rc~lution in
atid tochrsoloZy,, Thia,rritcrion C~v ~alumtivu~ Z-4
that -i~- at-. uatiod on 2s rebrual ,_at-th- "n-ral fmtrtirr, rf tn,
Academy of Sciences of the Ozbak SSR.
The mcating W'lm apenf~j with an Intmluctory Ly A. S.
corres;nriding mercsbs~r of the USSR Academy of Science-z-..
'Academy at
A ". f-rt on, tit" nctentific, aml
Uzbek Acadomy Of Soencem during 197) ami of, tbe r1mi of rro',Ilc~r a-.,Z
for 1972 was pr"ented by 14. Z. rhamudkhttnov a mrmher of the azad-.-~ proa-'--
aium,
Lven the movt condenaed nurvey of th~ activIt *v of th~ az,a~temv ~n- It:.
institutions Indicatas the breadth ind purp*vivenesz. of it.~ r~vsemrc~. -,!:,
year brought enrlOment to rise thecretic4l fourklation at P~!!en~o ani r~ny
valuable decisions, conclusions, atyl recov--miattnun rm~,t:. -. th~ 6~-~wtti of
social labor productivity and the flourishifig of socialist culture.
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YEFUSALIMCHM, I.G., 031PEMKOVA, E.L., PUKOLOVA., G.P.
*Blectr(Adepoeaition Of Copper In C lrdle r To Obtain Vo lum-a I-seds Of Se-miconduct r
Lo
Devic6s#
Elektron. tokhnika. N_quch.-te]:h!,,.sb. Poluprovodn.pribor3i (Electronics
Technology. Scient-ific-Techn-Ical CGIlection. SemiconducLor Devices), 1970,
lssue-6(505), pp 89-92 (from RZh--N1aktronika i: Mro pr~zie
.,_p'enlyo, No 10,
October 1971, Abstract, No 10 '8
Translation% Preceding electrochemical depooition of copper volu= leads on
a sputtered 0.5-L?] thick Ou leyer with maukinS by 11787,11~ pho'ore5iet, process-
ing of the substrate in concentrated hQ1 during 15-20 noc a~.- a temperature of
20 plus or minus 20 C ia opti=-=-. The electrolyte compoiAtion 22-00 Eli
'7 x4 &/l _'NaC1 gives tine greatest iy~l'
5 ~20, 50 g/l 1i2504; 0.04 g/l CS(\1'i;-2)2; c
crease of the diameter of the local deposition of Ou~ &,,*:Lth a 9_00 0 temperaturo
of tho solution, the current donsity is a.1 a/~m:2, u;o vielght of the doposited
*u not greater than 40 micrometer,the dia=ater ofAha colu
columne of G - inn during
the time of deposition (50 min) is increased by 5-10 Micrometter. (Zrlindrical
leads of proper forn are obtained with hori::ontal immmeroion. of the working,
wafer into the electrolyte. Correction of the P.lectrolyte, by addition of thiourea
ie'~nocassary in the operating process. The anoumecL meabaniom -of choudcal and
electrochemical reactions occuring during electrodepoBition of Clu is deBoribed.
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22 June 1971
X",
PSYCHOLOGICAL VEORY OF THINKING AUD CYBFRNb-r1CS I"_VELOP%.SN.'T
~_[Artlcle N. 1*usli~ It i, Institute of General and PedaFa aj.P1)'r~'q'nY
-nd D. A. r03;2i~lbv a
of USSR Acade'.V QE.?Cdzgo;;i=1 roclenoee, a
Y6 f ti -SSR Acndcmy of Seltinces Computer Center; Moscow,
Eogil, ussian, No 2. 1971, pp GO-791
Thezorotfail ajl&lrzi~s -has ShOWn that that t-heory or auto.
mats which for many years deuermined the partiClJlal' features
of thc st--lacture ard operation of cyberpetlc machtn;~os
is a roflection ofla Certain-eyarem- or
j2'r4*:;'28 42 '43 45-7 ;AiE jh~ b,,6js ~ of this
first theO"' of
allt'O.'ants lici th."basir principle of behav,toraL prsy~cholue'y.
I - , f 1. 7_~'. -
the*:pr ric-Lple to All roseareherzt- in
the'arcia of cybbrnij t. ics'Twh6 have actemoted to reproduce
thinking or other, psychic --runctiorL6, of the hu=an being
usLnr_,. co-apur-ar technoleigy : havu, to,a: i~~ltzed
this thnoretical~psyc~hological principle. If v6 draw back
from:the purely practical cupabilitios of eybex-netic in~CAnos'
Which-are Indisputable, and consWer tliem frccn a, psycholoL;Ical
p Inc' of view, as a m6aiis of morleling the p~aycho, It It; not
difficult to discover one- fundamental feature ,which 3ignift-
cantly dl~stirtjtuishea their work from the fur-&-tioning, of the
hutxin or animal brain. Cybernetic machincs cannot re-create
or construct in themselves objbcts of the external envIrcm-
mont in their links zLnd functional relationships with that
degree of completeness which the brain achieves.
Footnote. references given In brackets.
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"rhPD IOV. YU., BARLITOV, G., GALALU,' V.~ and 1ROMENSKIY, Ye.
"Digital Punctionall Converter With Nonuniform'.Senzaration of the
Argument"
Moscow, Tlektronno-Vychis1itpl1nq_ya Tekhnika i Ptogrammirovaniv
No 4,1971, pp 109-111
Abstract. A possible method for shortening the! computation time
in electronic computers, the use of-a special functional conver-
ter operating in conjunction with the computer, is.discussed. It
is noted that analog functional converters are useless because of
poor accuracy and the complexity,of deviceo that must be connected
~with the computer. The digital functional converter, however, is
convenient for obtaining functional dependence~ of the y = f(x)
type with a finite number of.~p~otting_points,.,Urith intermediate
values found through interpolation~methods. TtTo gra-phs showing
approximation-s of curves vith uniform separation and vrith non-
unilorm separation are shoi-mz.for the sake of contrasting the two
methods; the much closer approximation of nonuniform separation
of interpolated points is strikingly evident.. A functional dia-
gram of the converter is given,together with an.explariation of its
operation. Prom prototypes of theVarlous.units in the converter
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YEFRIMV, Yu. , IMF;, V. -N:ffV?UkYEV, V. s FE", -rL' r, T; '~C17,1 ,
Now
pilation of n Operative Calendar Plcn on
Com a
"Algorithm and Progran fo.
tbelUral-111 Cozputer"
~V.sb. Elektronno-achisl. tekhn. i -DroEamnir. (Electronic Computer Tech-
nology and Computer Prograzzoing--collection of works), ~ v-yp. 4, Moscow,
"Statistika", 1971, -DP 80-85 (fron- Rth-Kiber'netika, No~l, Jan 72, Abstract
No ivio62)
Translation: The described automated system for operetive control of a
machine building enterprise under conditions of small-series, series and
large-series pi:oduction is based on "he theory of graph-,; and set-theory
concepts and, in the authors' opinion, has advantages over a number of
existing systems. Puthors' abstrapt.

USSR UDC: 8.74
UELMOVL Yu. 11. YURETTKOV, Yu. T.
P
"On.a Methed of Organizing the Operation-of a System 6'r-rograms
I,zv. Tomsk. politekhn. in-ta, 1972, 243, pp 105-168 (from RM-Kibernetika,
No 7, Jul 73, abstract No 7635)
Translation: Programs which organize the solution of problems on digital
computers are usually designed so that the algorithm of solution of the
problem takes, the form of a linear sequence. of program:~, In the solution
of many problems (planning, control, etc:.) the sequence, of progr=s is
more conveniently represented as a graph of nonlinear structure. This
paper deals with one of the possible ways of constructing a program which
Organize$ the operation of systems of programs of the above mentioned
type. A dispatcher program of this type has been developed for the
"ural-14D" digital computer as a controlling program in the "ASUp-Tomsk"
automated production and control system, . The "ASUP-TC)Msk" is used for
production planning and management in several,enterpriies. The "ASUP-
-Tomsk" soft-ware is a fairly complex system:w~ich is most conveniently
'represented by a nonlinear graph.
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USSR LTDC: 519.1
YEFI-MOV, Yu. N., KIZEV, V. I., NEVRAYEV, V. I., SEDEL'NIKOV, P. A.
"concerning a Graph Enlargement Algorithm"
-Izv. Tomsk. politekhn. in-ta, 19722~ 223, pp 15-17 (from r2h-Kibernetika,
No 7, Jul 73, abstract No 7V391 by I. Sigal),
Translation: The Daner deals with the problem of transformation of an
oriented graph with a large number of arcs*and vertices, retaining all
main parameters and mutual relatio'ns of,the initial gr.aph (the problem,
of ealargement). In the given graph, I), where I is the set of
vertices, and r is its mappingi the author indicates the set of vertices
~to be excluded. For each vertex i'C-11 a set of vertices is desig-
nated with which this vertex is associated (connected%,and:character-
istics are assigned for all vertices of the,designated,-set. 11%len for
each vertex vEl, a vertex j' is defined for which PEr,., the connections
of vertex V are included in the connections of U and the connections
of vertex V are deleted from the graph., The parameters of the vertices
are recal
culated accordingly.
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YEFIM3V, Yu. N.
"Arithmetic Form of Representation of a: Function. Part 1. Arithmetic Form
-of Representation of a Binary Function"'
Tr. Taganrog. Radiotekhn. In-ta [Works of Taganrog Electronic Engineering
Institute), 1973, No 37, pp 225-23V(Transldted from Referativnyy Zhurna!
Kibernetika, No 9, 1973, Abstract No 9Xf625)-.
Translation: In problems of analysis and synthesis of modular computers,
the form of representation of the logic function plays an important rola.
This work shows the possibility, in addition to logical forms of representa-
tion of a logic function, of using arithmetic forms, realized by the perform-
ance of certain arithmetic operations. A theorem.of the~existence of such an
arithmetic form is proven.
Methods of reduction of the number of teTms in the arithmetic form are
studied. Certain criteria for the, selection. of- coofficients from the corres-
ponding polynomial are established for-this-purpose. Examples are presented
showing the expediency of the methods of.minimization uied.
Authorl,s view
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USSR. UDC: 519.1
YEFIWLV. Yu. N., KTZEV, V. I., MAHOSHKIN, G. Yu.,- NEVPkYEV,'zV. I., SEDEL'-
NIKOV, P. A.
"Using Graphs in Normative Calculation of,the Production Cost of an item"
Izv. Tomsk. politekhn. in-ta, 1972, 223 10-11 (from RZh-Kibernetika,
pp
No T, jul 73, abstract No TV390 by,f Sigal)
Translation: The paper deals with the problem of.determining the pro-
duction cost of a goodi The problem.consists in calculating indirect
expenses, as well as expenses introduced by the elements which comprise
the.given product. The problem may bo~represented by an oriented graph,
c~~ (ij) of the
eadi vertex corresponding to some-item i,;,whi-le thear Z?
graph correspond to the applicability of,this~ltem,(good) i for obtainirg
product J into which these products i are~incorporated as a cm.*ponent
part.- It is assumed that the,vertices in this.graph arepbrokenup into
la~rers (topologically ordered). To.get the complete production cost,
the.expenses are calculated for each product J~:by adding'the expenses
with respect to.the component products for all vertices of the,graph
from- left to right.
ELM
AWHIMMIM

USSR UDC: .534.322.3+534.83
Y-M?IMOV, Yu. S., MAKAROV, L. T., 14YASNIKOV, L. L., FINAGIN, B. A.
-------------
.'!A Maskless Fiber-Optics Acoustic Analyz6r".
Tr. Leningr. korablestroit. in-ta (Works of Leningrad Shipbuilding Insti-
tute), 1972, v7p. 77, pp 45-48 (from RZh-Fizika, No 5, May 73, abstract
No 5Zh591 by R. I. G.)
Translation: A device is described vhich is designed for analyzing complex
acoustic and electric signals by using a multichannel filter made of fiber
light guides. Oscillations are optically fixed by passing light through
resonating fibers. The maskless analyzer developed by the authors uses
th.e.effect of intensity modulation of light as! it passec through vibrating
fiber-optics light guides. It is experimpntally shown that the maskless
analyzer accomplishes linear conversion of a signal over a fairly wide
range of dynamic variation. i
9.1 OEM M., M111,111"11,11=11,

j: USSR
UDC: 537-312.62
BURTSEV, V. T. , YEFIMOV, Yu. V.
"An Investigation of 0.\-vgen Content in Superconductirg Co~nrxolznds Based on
Vanadium and Niobium
Moscov, Sverkbj.7;rovodyashchiye splai7 i soyedin.-sbarnik (Superconductive
Alloys and Coinijound:;--collection of wor4s)., "Nauka", 1972, pli 63-69 (frcni
M-Radiotekhniha, No 12, Dec 72, abstract Wo 12D56'-, [r6suriCi]
Translation: The authors study the o_K~rgen content _4 nsuperconductive re-
fractory compourds n-3Sn, V3G_1 and V3Si: and, an alloy of vanadium with 125
at i% alumilim by the vacuimm melting inethod. The,. wuxi -y iitct~il bath JS
1.1 i3a A
U- u,
',y is 1,,iade octo 'Ule Vinetics of Ii-ber-Ition of varbori Tip ,d:tjrje
in-the platiniLm carbide ba d the sorption capacity of the condenscitc.
ith,
an
is eveaua-ted,in analysis of V3Si. The co=ounds.shouli be imalyzed: 1)
in a melt of ni ckel wit-h 21 ;,rt. ji~ iron ,.,~th a, dilution of 1:'-0 in steel
caps,.O.es with the addition of tin up LoJO-12 wt.% of th(., vol"Jit
a temDerat,~-e of 165o`C and extraction ti:to of 'I vii niiti-;~s cj r 1; 1( 3
0. 3-0.4 ~g; nt-mber o'-,' speelmer's -- ;I ., 2) ita a M-Olt Of with dllutJ-
of 1:10 a', 102LIOC eund eyftractian t.Ire of '[ tzd:nutes; 1'eid-A 0. 1.-0. 15
nuMbex- of sljt3cimens 5-6, M.' 2, titbl. WW'..0

j-1 k1:-
n.62
USSR: UDC: 537.312
SAVITSKIY, Ye. M., BARON, V. Y."YEFIMOV, Y". V. , YODEL M1. S.
"Structure and Supercond
-acting Properties of Alloys in the VanadiumTan-t[Olum
Moscow, SverkIlproyodyashchiye splavy i sqyedin.--sbarnik ('Sjuperconductlive
Alloys and Compot-rids-col-lection of 12rorlrs) , "Eauka", 1972, p1) '(8-86 (from
RM-Radiotekhnika, Ila 12, Dec 72, abstract 'I'To 12D56Cj [r6s-m--~61-)
Translation: Solid-state trans 'tcrinatioftc are deteminad 6nd phase di*L-
granz. are plotted for alloys, o--,' the varmadium-tantallur, systltlzi on the b*zsis
of methods of microccopic, radiographic, x-ray sper-tral and tilerm-al mal-
yses, as eazuring mic
well as by m rohardricsc :rjrid the, sim Li ve tra-n-
P
Sition point for alloy phasc-r-,. The compoundi TaV2 '"t" Str"t" `E! of the
MgM2 tYPe i9 fOln'led t1t 11,'200C aii;i about 33 at-" At 11,2'50C
29 at.% tantalum th.;s rhase dec!ays cutectoidally to vo.]1id solutIcin wit"':
bcc lattice cuad a jjha!7.Q vrith structure Of '11i~! h-LUOV 11~
aho formod by jjc~riU.-tct04fj-,j -JC RL (I fjjjrj
11,7 't. a) al.
It is hoirogeneou:; at b"O'Cl-C in the rarigc- o-' 32-39.5 atff t lum
TC
of the hi-ph-tempr-rature phase with he-xs-.gcrrj1 141ti,:c ol' the 1'rjZr~, type
re&CIIC~S 10 Xe YOUr 1111,114trations,: bibliograr)by oi' nin6i titlos.
Vi 6

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have 0 Unique i-,Omplex O~ propLrtiLz.
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USSR
IJDC 669.292.7:537.312.62
SAVITSKIY, Ye. M., and YEFIMOV, Yu. V.
Superconducting Metal Compounds"
Problemy Sverkhprovodyashchikh Materialav [Problems of,Superconducting
Materials -- Collection of Works], Moscow, Nauka Pres~, 1970, pp 71-88
Translation; The regularities of the change in transition temperature for
metal compounds are studied as- a function of type:of crystalline structure,
degree of order of this- structure, electron striucture, chemi~-al composition,
and formation conditions-. The influence!of pross-ure, interstitial impurities,
alloying, heat treatment Ond other factors on the:superconduct.ing properties
and the structure of -vaxious- compounds is~ studied. The *-regulaxities of the
change in critical temperature are studied in binary and trinary, alloys based
on compounds, and the characte-Listic.features of the
"COMPOSitiOTI-T ctl diagrams
axe discussed. The maximum critical temperatures are observed in compounds
with, structures- such as Cr Si. The structure and properties 1 of superconducting
3
compounds can be controlled within certain limits by va-rying the thermodynamic
factors Cconcentration, temperature, pressurd) or by apIflying nagnetic, radia-
1/2
i-M

USSR UDC 669.291-:5.2913:537.321.62
SAVITSKIY, Ye. M., BARON, V. V., NAUNM ~~P., and YEFIMOV, Yu. V.
"The Vanadiumi-Scandium and Niobium-Scandium SYstems and Their Superconducting
raperties"
P
Problemy Sverkhprovodyashchikh Materialov (Problems of Superconducting
Materials - Collection of Works],, Moscow, Nauka Press 1970, pp 178-186
Translationc Eased oa their own experiments and data ftrom the literature, the
authors; study, the regularities- of the change of T C of,superconducting alloys
in simple eutectic systems of the transitionand non-tramsition metals, as well
as:,in the eutectic portions- of the.state, diagrams of biftary, alloys forming in-
termediate compounds. "Compositiori-T I" diagrawc~ of tFiei binary. systems of
c
-um and diigrams7
Yanadium and niobium witK scandi. of the states of these systems
are presented. In eutectic type supeTconducting system.alloys, superconductivity
is ohserved hoth. in the case of -melting of two superconductors, and in the case
of melting of a superconductor witk.a "normal" element. T of the superconduct-
c
ing element incTeases or decreases- when the second component is dissolved.within
1/2
89

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USSR UDC 669.292.5-537.312.62
BAWN, V. V., and YEFIMOV, Yu. V.
"Superconductin 7T
g .1loys of Vanadium With Titanium, Alloyed With Hafniun, and
Rhenlia'
Problemy Sverkbprovodyashchikh Materialov- (Problems of Superconducting
Materials Collection of Works], Ifoscow, Nauka Press, 1970,.pp 161-165
Translation: The influence of hafnium and rfienium (up to Icy at.'O)- individually
an-the superconducting and mechanical properties of the equiatomic alloy of
3ranadium and titanium is studied. The alloying elements. were introduced for
titanium. Alloying causes, an increase iniftardness and strength..of the alloys,
hat.the superconducting characteristics are reduced. Floiever, with. a content
of up to I at.'V- Hf or 5 at.% Re in trinarr., alloys-, higFL technological proper-.
ties, for cold deformation Were established. .These alloys still have high
superronducting properties (T 7-8"IC; critical current'density- at 4.2'K and
4 2
a/cm
3 figures;: 2 tables; 5 biblio'. Tef�~.

USSR UDC 669,292.5.793.669,293.5.793.669.018.5
SAVITSKIY, Ye. M., BARON, V. V., NAUMKIN, 0. P., YEFIMOV, Yu. V.
i-4
"Vanadium-Scandium and Niobium-Scandium Systems and Their Superconducting Proper-
ties.
Probl. Sverkhprovodyashch. Materialov [Problems of Superconducting Materials
C611ection of Works), Moscow, Nauka Press, 1970, pp. 178-186. (,rranslated from
-Referativnyy Zhurnal Metalluraiya, No. 5, 1971, Abstract Nlo. 5 1752 by the
--aut ors).
Tr nslation: Based on their own experiments and the data from the literature,
a
the -authors study the regularities of the change of Tc of superconducting alloys
in simple eutectic systems-of the transition and nontransition Metals, as well as
In the, eutectic sectors of the state diagrams of binary systems.with the formation
f intermediate compounds. Composition-Tc diagrams of the binary systems of V
and.Nb,with Se anc! the state diagrams of these systems are presented. The Tc of
the superconducting element is increased or decreased upon.dissolution of the
econd component within the limits of the area of homogeneity of the solid solu-
s
tion., In 2-phase eutectic mixtures, Tc of each*of the superconducting phases
changes along anear-horizontal straight line when the composition of the alloy
h
Is c.anged. S figs; 25 biblio refs.

USSR UDC 669.292.5:537.321.62
YEFIHOV, Yu- V., and BARON, V. V.
"Influence of-Niobium on SuperconductingTroperties of.an Equiatomic Alloy
of Vanadium With Titan
Problemy Sverkhprovodyashchikh Materialov (Problem of Superconductin.a
Materials Collection of Works],, Moscow,: Nauka. Press,;,1970, pp 173-177
Trarmlation: The intiuence of-nioBium Cup to 101 at.%) on the structure and
-properties (hardness, stre -ngtFL,. ductility, tranAition temperature, critical
-as studied. The t7ina-ry
current)_ of.the alloy. of vanadium witli SO at.% Ti w
alloys are si -phase solid solutions idtftIody-,cent6red cubic lattice.
ingle
The -lattice period changes- from 3.138. to 3.116 A at 10 At. % Nb . Alloying with
n1oTiium iucreases7 tLe hardnes-s and the stTengt& of the binary, allor. The
ductility- of cold deformed wire Temaiw practically, unchanged C& 2-3%).. T
c
is decreased from 7.8 to 7.1'K. Xsharp decrease~in t4e critical cur-rent of
'cold deformed Wire is- observed- witknioFilum .-contents. of over, 0.5 at.%. Witk
lover niobi= content Cu vo' ood-technological
p~ to, 0 e 5 'at ~.%j de:: alloys ha
9
properties--,and sufficiently hi ft. ducting characteristics.
9 SupeTcon
g1wes". I table-
.3 ft

USSR UDC 669.292.5.295.01$.5.53'1.312.6.1
YEFBIQV, Yu. V. EARON, D. V.
"Influence of Niobium on Superconducting Properties of Equiat6mic Alloy of
Vanadium and Titanium"
Probl.. Sverkhprovodyashch. Materialov [Problems of Superconducting Materials
.,Collection of Works], Moscow, Nauka~Press, 1970, pp. 173-177. (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No. 5, 1971, Abstract No. 5 17S3 by the
authors).
t.0,) on the structure and properties
Translation: The influence of NI- (up to 10 a
(hardness, strength, ductility, transition temperature to superconducting state
Tc, critical current) of the alloy of V with 50 at.% Ti is studied. Trinary
alloys are single-phase solid solutions with body-centered cmbic lattice. The
lattice period varies from 3.183 to 3.116 A with 10 atA Nb. :Alloying with
niobium.incTeases the hardness and strength of~ the biniiiv alloy. The ductility
of cold deformed wire remains practically unchanged (&2-316). Tc decreases
r a r-rent of,cold deformed
from 7.8 to 7.1'*K. A sharp decrease in the mitic I cul
WiTe is observed with contents of:Nb >..O.5 at IV. ~3 figs:; 1table; 3 biblio.
-,,refs

USSR UDC 669.292.S.295.297.849.018.5.537.312.62
RON, V. V., YEFDIOV, YU. V.
"Superconducting Alloys of Vanadi= with, Titanium', AUoyed with Hafniura and
Rhenium"
Probl. SverkhpTovodyashch. Materialov [Problems of Superconducting Materials
Collection of Works], Moscow, Nauka Press', 100, pp. 1611-16S. (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya,,.No~ 5s, 1971, Abst-ra6,t No. 5 1754 by the
authos).
The inf luence of ~-Hf. an e4 u t 1Q- t.* added individually on
-Ttanslation:-w. R 16 0 q
e-superco
th' nducting and mechanical properties~of the eqbiatomic alloy of V and
Ti is studied. The alloying elements here introduced to replace Ti. Alloying
causes an increase in the hardness and.strength of the alloys,, while the super-
conducting-characteristics decrease.. However,'with a content of up to I atA
Hf or up to 5 at.16 Re in the trinary alloys, increased tlechnological properties
fdr-cold deformation were obs6rved. These Ialloys hame _v4ther high superconducting
properties (Tc 7-8"K, critical current density:at 4.2PK and 26 koe, 1.5.104 a/cm2).
3-figs; 2 tables; 5 biblio refs.

-7 IT'
UDC: -537~3120"Q
BARON, V. V. ,YEFIMOV, Yu. V
"Supercon c ing Vanadium-Titanium Alloys Doped With Hafnium amd Rhenium"
V sb. Probl. sverkhprovodvashch. materialov (Problems of, Supercon duct ing
Materials-col I ection of works), Nos cow., 'T-aAall, -197o, pp 161-165 (from
RZh-Radiatekhnika No 5s May 717 Abstract No 5D543)
translation: The authors study the individual effect of bafnium. and rhenium
(up to 10 atomic percent) on the superconducting and mechanical properties
of fifty-fifty (atomic) vanadium-titaniun allay. The dapants are added at
the-expense of titanium. Doping increases the hardness a-rid strength of the
alloys, but reduces superconducting characteristics. Holrever, concentrations
of up to I atomic percent hafnil-m or up to 5 atomic percent rhenium. improve
the technological properties of ternary alloys for cold deformation. These
alloys -still have fairly high superconducting properties (Ti = 7-80K,, critical
current density at 4.20K and 26,000 oersteds reaches 1.5 0 A/cm2'1. Three
illustrations, bibliography of five titles, two tables.

q
USSR UDC: 3n-6~;
SJAVITSKIY, Ye. M., BARON, V. V. NAUMKIN, 0. P., YEFIIjjV V.
"Vanadium-Scandium and Niobium.-Scandium Systems and Their Superconducting
Propertiesit
V sb. Probl. sverkhprovodyashch. materialov (Problems of Superconducting
rf _R?
Materials--collection of works), Moscow" 'Na-ulka", 1970' PP 178-186 (from
RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 5, May 71, Abstract: lio.,
'5D546)
Translation: Taking characteristit,. experimental and literature data as a
basis, the authors consider the principles which govex". the change in Tk of
superconducting alloys in simple eutectic systems of transition and non-
transition metals, and also in the. eutectic segment of -phase diagrams of
binary systems with the formation of intermediate compounds. "Tk composition"
diagrams are presented for binary systems of vanadium, a_nd niobium with scan-
dium, as well as the phase diagrams of these systems. In - alloys of super-
conducting systems of the eutectic type, sup Ierconductivity is observed both
in the case of alloying of two superconductors and in the case of alloying
of a suDerconductor with a "normal" element. The Tk ofithe quperconducting
element goes up or dr,~m as the second -.component is diss6lved within the
-limits of the region of howgeneity of the solid solution. In two-phase
eutectic mixtures, the Tk of each of the superconducting mvs variles along
phas IL
a neurly horizontal straight line an 'the 001vosition of Ihe alloys changes.
Five: illustrations, bibliography:of twerity-five titles. Authoro' abztraet.
146

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USSR UDC: 537-3~12.62
YEFINOV, Yu. V., BARON, V. V.
"Effect of Niobium on the Superconducting Properties ot a Fifty-Fifty (Atomic)
Vanadium-Titanium Alloy"
V sb. Probl. sverkbprovoSXashch. materialov (Problems of Surerconducting
Materials--collection of works), Moscow, "Navka!', 1970,1 pp, 173-177 (from
RZh"Radiotekhni-ka, No 5, May 71, Abstract No 5D553)
Translation: The authors investigate the effect of niobium (up to 10 atomic
percent) on the structure and properties (hardness, strength, ductility,
temperature of transition to the superconducting state, critical current)
of an alloy of vanadium with 50 -atomic percent titanium. The ternary alloys
are single-phase solid solutions with bec, lattices. The period of the lat-
tice varies from 3.138 to 3-iA A. Doping with niobium,increases the hardneSS
and strength-of the binary alloy. The ductility of cold-deformed wire is
practically constant (6 = 2-3%). Tk decreases from 7.8'to 7.10K. A sharp
reduction in..the critical current of the cold-deformed vire is observed as
soon as the niobium concentration passes 0.5 atomic percent. With small
additions of niobium (less than 0.5 atomic percent), the alloys are dis-
tinkidshed by excellent technological properties with fairly hi6h supercon-
ducting characterist ics. Three illus trations, one table,. bibliography of
three titles.-

L ~!J Ik
di;: 11",
I
USSR UDC: 537-312.62
SAVITSKIY, Ye. M., YEFIWV
"Superconducting rle~allic Compounds"
V'sb. Probl. sverkhprovodyashch. materialov (Problems of Superconducting
-Materials-collection of works)
. I - ~ 1 2Moscow,~ !'iTeuka", 1970., pp 71-78 (from RZh-
-Radiotekhnika, No 5, May 71,
Abstract 110 5D56)
Translation: The authors discuss the principles which govexm tbe change
in temperature of transition to -0he superconducting state in metallic com-
pounds as a function of the type of crystal structure,:degree of ordering,
electron structure, chemical composition and conditions of formation. An
analysis is made of the efffect which pressure, interstitial impurities,
alloying, heat treatment and other factors have on the superconducting proper-
ties and structure of various compounds,~ The principles which govern the
change in critical temperature in binary and ternary.alloys based.ori the
compounds are discusses an well asthe characteristic singularities of
composition - Tk" diagrams. The maximum critical temperature is observed
in compounds of the Cr3Si type. By changing thermdyllamic factors (concen-
tration, temperature, pressure) or by applying magnetic, radiation and other
fields, the structure and properties of superconducting compoun'ds can be
controlled within certain limits. Some of the possibilities of making
different articles from brittle superconducting compauads are pointed out.
Six illustrations, two tables, bibliography of sixty-nine tit'Les. Resume'.

T--
USSR UDC 62l.,-,.Qx,8.6l5t62l.xl8#~li621.185.6
"Yagnetic Focusing Systems (Survey Cf Informaticri Frbm Patent 'Yateriale)"

021, UNCLASSIFIED'-: PROCESSENG DATE--16bc-.70
CLRCACCESSION NO--AP0116829
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE TITLE ALLOYS WERE PREPD, FROM
AL TURNINGS .(GRADE AL4) IN 2 STAGES: PRELIMINARY TREATMENT AND
REMELTING. THE PRELIMINARY TREATMENT CONSISTE0 IN SEPN. FROM DIRT ON
SCREENS, DRYING IN DRUMS AT 300-500EGREES, AND MAGNETIC SEPN. FROM !RON
IMPURITIES. THEN THE TURNINGS WERE REMELTED IN AN INDUCTIUN CRUCI&Ll:
FURNACE. AT 740DEGREES, 1.5PERCENT FLUX (KCL 47,:NACL 30, AND NA S053
AIF SU.86 23WT.PERCENT) WAS A00EDs AFTER MELTING OF WHICH C SU02 CL SUB5
WAS ADDED (IN 0.14PERCENT AMTS* fOR A TOTAL AMT, 047-0.OPERCENT). 6EFORE
TAPPING LIO. FLUX (KCL 47.51 NACL.47.5v AND NA SUB3 AIF SU86 5
WT. P'~RC ENT )IN THE AMT. 2.5PERCENT OF THE METAL WAS ADDED INTO THI:-
LADLE, THE RESULTING MIXING DURING. POURING RESULTED IN EFFICIENT
REFINING FROM IMPURITIES AND GASES# SO:THAT THE RESULTING METAL
CORRESPONDED TO GOST STOS. FOR THE ORIGINAL AL4 METAL AND CONTAINCD
GASES 0.10-0.12 CM PRIME3-100G WITH COMPLETELY PORE FREE TEXTURE,
AUT0140BILE CYLINDER BLOCKS CAST WITH THE ADDN. OF-20PERCENT OF THIS
SECONDARY METAL WERE OF THE SAME.QUALITY AS THOSE,CAST FROM 100PERCENT
-PRIMARY ALLOY AL4.
UNCLASSIFIED

1:: 11:~. 1JJIJI r-All;
USSR
UDC 669.71~..OIS.9.4(088.8)
KINSTACII, G. M., KORYAKEN, G. 1. &KINI, S. Ye., SOUDKOVA A. T.,
YEFINDkrA, A. Ya., and P110TAIAIV V. 7,%
. . .......
''Method of Refinino Aluminum Alloys"
MSR Author's Certificate No. 2654SI, Filed.8/07/68,-Published 23/06/70,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal-Metallurgiya, NQ.~ 1, 1971, Abstract
NoA G159 P)
Translation: in order to achieve simultaneous removal. of aas inclusions
and nowrietallic innurities and to incrca~se ihe effecti ,veness of -refinin.a.
the alloy is.treated with hcxachloroethane W.ith a. laye'T. of liquid
refining flux on the surface of the bath.

IT ~UNCLASSlft
'e 41ROCESSING DATE-- ISSEP70 J40
.._tITLE-MECHANISMS OF THE SCATTER.lNu'OF tmRENT: CARR[-ERS; IN LEAD
-S -U-
,_AUTHG-R-(Q5)-RAVIC.Hv YU.I., GURtYEVAj YE:. A.j OUBROVSKAYAP I.N., YEFUROVAt
'a*A., PROKOFYEVA, L.V.
k-~UUXTPLY OF INFO--USSR
r
CE_-FIZ. TVERD. TELA 1970,, 12j4), 917~rj9a-
~~bATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
,,,,SUBJECT. ARE4S-144TERIALS
T-0 P. I CTAGS--LEAO SULFIDEr TELLURIUM C.OMPOUNDi ELECTROMOUIVE FORCE, LOW
TEMPERATURE EFFECT, HALL CONSTANT# MAGNETIC FIELD'EFFECT
_.~'UNTROL-AARKING--NO RESTkICTIONS
.-I)OCUmEINT CLAS S-- XNCLA S S I F I- D
~XY REEL/FRAMF---19,58/0582 STEP '40--UR/0181/70/01~-'/003/0917/0'-)19
fRC ACCESSION NO--A?0105565
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-all UNCtASSIFIED~' 'PAOCES$tNG DATE-18SEP70
t4R.C ACCESSIM4 NG-AP0105565
.-'_A8STRACT/FXTRACT--lU) GP-O- ABSTRACT. AN ANAL.' ~;AS' CARRIED OUT OF T14E
FXPTL. DATA ON MOBILITY AT 2-600DEGYREES K AND THE LORENZ NO. AT SMALLER
THAIN OR EQUAL TO 77DEGREES K IN N ANU P TYPE PBTEVPBSE, AND PBS wIYH
CARRIER CONC'NS. OF APPIZ'.')X. 10 PRIMEZO-Cki PRIME3. CONSIDERATION 13F POLAR
SCATTERING ALLCWS ONE TO EXPLAIN ALSO THE R:ESULTS (IF MEASUREMENTS OF
~__HAGNETORESISTANCE_ CALCNS. WERE MADE OF~THERMAL EPIF. ANf) THE LORENZ No.
IN PSTE AND PBSE OF N TYPE IN A BROAD INTERVAL. OF CONCNS. AT GREATER
THAN DR-EQUAL TO,30OOEGREES K; THE TEMP. OEPENDENCE OF THE HALL COEFF.
'COND.; THE NERNST
FROM VERY LOW TEMPS. TO THE 8EGINUING OF INTRINSIL:t
~'ETTINGSHAUSEN COEFF. AT 300DEGREES K AS A-FUNCTION~OF CONCN, ALSO AT
-77DEGREES Kv WHERE SCATTERING IS 14ELASTIC; AND FINALLY THE VARIIATION OF
~THERIMAL 04F. IN A STRONG MAGNETIC FIELD AT: 770EGREFS K. IN ALL CASESt
GOOD AGREEMENT WAS OBSU. BETWEEN THEORY AND EXPT. ~AT HIGH CONCNS. [OF
-THE ORDER OF -10- PRIME20-CM PRI4,.E3:),. SCATTER ING ON LONG WAVELENGTH
ACOUST [CAL ~PHONO,
NS PREVAILS. BECAUSE OF NONPARA800CITYo TIIE MATRIX
'ELE,
MENT OF-THE ACOUSTICAL SCATTERING DEPENDS ON THE, ENERGY. AT CO"14CNS.
Of SMALLERTHAN OR EQUAL TO 10 PRIMF18AINUS 10 PR17ME19-CM PRIME3, IN
ADDN. TO ACDUSTICAL SCATTERINGt AWESSENTIAL ROLE IS PLAYED BY POLAR
SCATTERING.; AT RELATIVELY LOW TEMP.S. C; '20-ZOODEGREES K), THERMOELEC. AND
-EFFECTS ARE INFLUENCED-8
.:T,HERM04AGNETIC Y,THE.COLLISIONS BETWEEN
:,.CARRIE,PS. AT EXTREMELY LOW TEMPS..~: (SMALLER, THAN OR-EQUAL ' TO
SCATTERING IS CONSIDERAWE' IN THE CEPITR.AL~PART OF THE
p
4M URI Y GTENTIAL.
LAS

UNCLASs~ir-.f o:::. "ReCESSING DATE--LBSEP70
019 E
'_--T_fTLE--EFFECT OF POLAR SCATTERING,:0144 THE M13BILITY:OF CARRIERS IN LEAD
~CHALCQGEN IDES
A~THOK'-(64)-RAVICH, YZI.J., YEFIMOVAI, B.Aor PROKOFMA, L#V.t DUBROVSKAYA,
-J -N.
OUNTPY OF JNFO--USSR
1976- 4(_U;~ X2
-,SOURCE-FIL4 TEKH, POLUPROV.
:,,-.DATE PUBLISHEO~ ------ 70
BJFCT AREAS--PHYSICS, MATERIALS
f_-JOPIC, TAGS--LEAB SULFIDE, TE-LLURIU14 COMPOUNDi THERMAL EFFECT, OPTIC
-,-PROPERTY, LIGHT SCATTERING, REACTION MECHAN, I SM PHOTON CMISSIGN
i,i T k 0 LMAR.KING--NO ~FSTRICTIONS
IT CLASS--Uz%CLASSIFIEO
OCUMEt
-PROXY REEL/ FRAME-- 196 810591 STEP NO--UR/O?*,41?/?0100(#IOOL/023010230
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105574
UNCLASSIFIED

019 UNCLASSIFIED' PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
.-_C I R CACCESSION' NO--AP0105574
7ABSTRACT/EkTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A.CALCN. OF CARRIER MOBILITIES IN
RTE PBSE, AND PBS IS PRESENTED, COVERIN .G A WIDE IRANGE OF TEMPS. AND
:PL
CONCNS.J.2-600DEGREES K; 10 PRIME18 MINUS 10 PRIMEZO-CH PRIME3). IT
TAKES INTO ACCOUNT THE POLAR SCATTERING ON.OPTICAL:;PHO,"IONS. RESULTS ARE
COMPARED WITH EXPTL. DATA. POLAR SCATTERING HAS A SUBSTANTIAL INFLUENCE
~-~,ON MOULITY AND IS CONSIDERED TO~BE THE PREVAI ILIN.G114ECHANISM OF
.SCATTERING AT LOWER CONCNS. (SMALLER, THAN,OR EQUAL!TO 10 PRIMElB-CM
I AT BOTH LIQ. N AN 'THE CONTR POLAR
PRIME3 D POOM TEMPS. IBUTION OF
SCATTERING INCREASES FROM PBTE TO'PBS,,.MANY EXPTL,,-RESULTS'CAN BE
-,WTTER.,UNDERSTOOD IF POLAR SCATTERING IS CONSIDEREI)o THIS APPLIES IN
~.P-ART CUL AR JO THE TEMP. DEPENDENCE. OF 14408111 TY AT., SMALLER THAN 77DEGREES
tvr -A s- I - F- I t a

-025
U CL S~tFJE' PROCESS4NG: DATF--18SEP70
--ITL .-KINETIC EFFECTS IN (PBT'E)' SU8L MUNUS X.' (SNTEI;SUBX;COMPOSITIONS -U-
TH R-1031-YEFUJOVA, B.A., OUBROVSKAYA, I.N., FGURIYEVA,.; YE.A.
:'.COUNTRY-.OF INFO--~-USSR
TEKH.-POLUPROV. L ~70 -4( 2) 245-5 U
'~,'dATE ..P UBL IS HE D------- TO
UBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS
TAGS-HALL CONSTANT, ELECTROMOTIVE FORCEv MAGNrJ IC FIELD EFFECT9
MODELI-SOLID SOLUTIONt ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY# c6NDUCTION BAND, LEAD
mocanpouNDI REACTION KINETICS
COMPOUNI)p SELENIU
q
_Q
.xNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
C
..'DaCUMENIT CLASS--UNtLASSfFIE0
-.'PROXY REEL/FRAME-198810588 STEP NO--UR/0449/70/00,"o,/002/(3245/0251
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0105571
UNCLASSIFIED

025 UNCLASS111H OROCItSSING DATV-18SEP70
'0--AP0105571
A ACC E S S 1 ONR
RACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. N-TYPE SOLID S LN
S. OF IPBTE) SU131
(SNTE) SUBX Or- SNTE CONTENTS 5-60PERCENT WERE :SUBJECTED TO HALL
~~:EFFECT AND THERMO EMF. MEASUREMENTS IN A STRONG MAGNETIC FIELD AT
~135DEGREES K. THE SP. FLEC. RESISTANCEP SIGMAP THE THERMOFMF. COEFF.
ALPHA, TH E HALL CONST., R, AND THE TRANSVERSE NERNS.T ETTINGSHAUSEN
EFFECT? Q? WERE MEASURED AT 80-300DEGREES K IN 14EAK AND ZERO MAGNETIC
THE,DEPENDENCES OF THE EFFECTIVE MASS D.,OF STATES ATlHE FERMI
L.EVEL ON TfiE~ COMPN. OF TH~ SOL I D SULN. o THE rEmp. . AND THE CONCN. WERE
DETD.- AT 85DEGR.EES-K, THE CONDUCTION.BAND.OF THE SOLID SOLNS. OF 5 AND
SNTEs AS ALSO THE CONDUCTION BANO FOR PB.TEP IS WELL OESCRIBEO
BY A KEAN MODEL, AND.THE PARAMETERS ;.OF THIS MODE,Li ARE ~DETD. AT HIGHER
~A DEPAR TURE FROM THE KEAN DISPERSION LAW~ IN THE DIRECTION OF
JNCREASED DEPARTURE FROM A PARA8ALOJDrf_S'O3So. WITH RISE IN TEMP. AND
~CONCN. EXPTS.-ON SOLID SOLNS. WITH HIGHtONTENTS'OF SNTE REVEALED THE
ANOMALOUS NATURE OF THE CONCN. AND TEMP lkELATtON$.FOR THE EFFECTIVE
MASS-D. OF STATES AT THE FEFMI LEVELt W4CH MUST BE ASSCCD. WITH A
CHANGE IN SLGN OF THE TEMP. COEFF. FOR TRE WIDTH OF THE FORBIDDEN BAND.
'ED AGREE WITH THE-13AND I.NVERSION:MOOEL PROPOSED 13Y J. 0.
T,HE DATA OBTAIN
DIMMOCK, MELNGAILISt AND A. -,J...STRA.USS:: 11966)
UNCLASSIFito'
R

NOV70
-066 UNCLASSIPIED ~!PROCESS ING DATE- ~27~
...TtTLE--RADIATIVE TRANSPORT WITHIN A.BL BODY~, -U-
AUTliOR-(02)-APSPTEYN, E.7-i YE-FIMOVA, LOG'
,-..~'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
'_~,~.'SQURCE--_AKADEMIEA NAUK-SSSR, IZVESTIIA,~ MiKHANIKA ZHIOKOSTI I GAZA,
-FE11, 19701 P. 148-153
J
AN*
D'A T EPUBLISHED ------- 70.
._~",SVBJECT AREAS--PHIYSICS
TAGS--RADIATIVE COOLINGt RADI AT IVE HEAT TRANSPER, ABLATIVE MATERIAL,
.ABLATIVE COOLINGt MOTION EQUATIONt TRANSPORT EQUAT101,11 AOSORPTION
COEFFICIENT, ABLATIVE HEAT SHIELO,,TH.ERMAL RAQIATI HEAT RAD[ArIOllit
GAS- DYNAMICSt HEAT TRANSFER COFFF IC 1ENT.
C04
TROL MA.RKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
0&6,4ENT~ CLASS-.14UNCLASSIFTED
ROX~ 'Rt-E'L/FRAME--,1992/1777 !iTE:P. iNQ Ot/04.il/70/0001000/0148/0153
C I RC ACCESSION NO--AP011276-1
UNCLASSIFIED
OF---

212- --066- ACC
UNCLA S S I r- ;' r
~,C 1,RC ACCE , ~'ED. P ESSING DATE--27NOV70
--AP0112763
SSION NO
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ~DISCUSSION OF THE STEADY IMOTION OF
THE LIQUID FILM ON THE SURFAC~: 'OF AN ABLATING BODY, WITH ALLOWANCE FOR
HEAT TRANSFER BY RADIATION FROM THlE,fNTERIOR OF rHE BODY. AN
APPROXIMATION IS PROPOSE01 USING vjtljCl-.H THE' EOUATt0i'l OF MOTION CAN BE
~.SEPARATED FROM THE ENERGY ANG RA014TIVE~TRANSPURT EQUATIONS. THE
.SOLUTIONS TO THE ENERGY ANO RADIATIVE: TRANSPORT E.Q,UA 10 iN S AR 6Tt EN USED
TO O.BTAIN AN AANALYTICAL SOLUTION TO THE EQUA
rinN QF MOTION. TO THIS
END, THE TEMPERATURE PROFILES (OBTAINED NUMERICALLY) ARE APPPO. MATE 3Y
THE EXPONENTIAL CURVE OF A QUADRATIC FVNtTION OFJHF COORDINATES.
GRAPHS ARE PLOTTED, SHOWING THE INFLUENCE'OF THE ABSORPTION COEFFICIENTi
THE TEMPERATURE AND THICKNESS OF THE HEAT SHI:ELD,~THE RADIANT FLUX
EMITTED BY THE GAS THE SURFACE TEMP;ERATURE9 AND THE REFLECTION
COEFFICIENT ON THE TEMPERATURE- PROF ILE.; ~ IT 1S SH04N THAT "14EGLECT OF
RADIATIVE TRANSPORT WITHIN A 1300Y (;AN LEAD TO]' GREAITLY (INDERESTIMATE0
:VALUES FOR THE ABLATION RATE, FACILITY'l MOSKOVSKII
:GOSUDAR STVENNYI UNIVERSITETt MOS COW US'-SR
UNCLASSIFfE0

F
USSR UDC 632.95:543.544
FOMCHEVA, L. G., and )[A.FIITOVA, _L. I.., Moscow Oblast Plant Protection Station
"Determination.of Residual Amounts of Keltarie-in Cucumbers by the Method of
'n. ayer Chrowtography"
Moscow, Khimiya v Sel'skom Khozyaystve
No 9, 1971, pp 45 47
Abstract: A method of determining the residual amounts of keltane (chloro-
ethanol) in cucumbers using thin-layer chromatography was:developed. The
Lasis for the method consists of extracting the.keltane fTom the product
With n-hexane, driving off the solvent~a,fter*prelimi-.iary:drying of the extract
:aver anhydrous sodium sulfate and subsequent chromatographic analysis in a
thin layer of aluminum o-Aae or silicon.dioxide,fixed with gypsum. Benzene
was used as the mobile solvent. The procedureAs outlined in detail and data
are presented from some analyses using-it. :These data chairacterize the con-
ent.of the residual amounts of keltane dependin on thei aiting time"
t
a
te r treating the cucumbers with 0.1-0.2 percent solutions of keltane. Even
f
9 days~after treating the cucumbers they still*
-contalned up to 0.1 milligrams
per kilogram of product.
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USSR ui)c 541. 183
Y_ N
BERING, B. P., GORDEYEVA, V. A., DUBININ, M* EFI A and
M. V
SJERPI~113KIY, V. V., T
nstitute of Physical ChIpmis"try, cadT Sc. USSi~
..Development of Concepts on Micropore Volume Filling During Adsorption
,.,of Gasses and Vapors by Microporous Adsorbents. 4 Communication.
Differential Heats and Adsorption.Entropies.
w'. ililoscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk. SSSE Seriya Khildcheskaya, No 1,
an 71, pp, 22
~Abstractt Equations were developed for differential raolar heats and
entropies of adsorption based on characteristic,equations of the thecry
of micropore volume fillin- during adsorption of, Sasses and vapor3 on
Various types of microporous adsorbents, These equations may be used
t6 calculate with sufficient approximation above values fov various
levels of adsorption or volume filling: of the adsorption space from
the data obtained from these characteristic equations requiring., only
-tal information. The conditions: nece~ssary 'or
experimenu
reliability have been discuss.ed, Several examples have
-ting satisfactory relationship b twee'
been reported shoi e n the calcvlated
jMd experimental values for. isosteri&~heat of. adsGrpti6ne

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USSR). Zashck.- Metal. 197G,-Ji(l), i(KS (Kitsl Ni-blo or
Ni-mo-ll lverv deposited from- sold". contg. -va ntrate 47, ;Lnd
NAHicl 30 911., the pll whi &19.. ~ Best'rcsultvwere obulned
uitli solim contg; MCI, and NaH..-POj 2D g.11. an~d solns. cuntg.
10 and _00 g/l. of the 2 sab, resp. , The.amt. -of: Nto in the de-
I with its content ' h ' Is. ' k4i. and with a
Posit incrcask in t e p ting
decrease of ' Ni in the same joln. 'The M114. eon~W. of Mo In the
d"sit was Sa-10%. -the deposits contgi P did not crack even
if they vvem!56 ~, thick, ~hwas N4,410 deposits ciacked4hen
they were apprc~lably thinicr.
Hoich
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SALS FOR 131:51GUING MODELS OV M TNTERNAVCNAla STANDARD ATMOSPHERE
Ro- 0
[;.,rtjcla'by ?r-ticasors S. S.AJ9;j&grpv, Zhllrzaa. .24, 4~ Ya
K a 1 t P, K, ~W_L Cnndtdatas of P. Kos
a, . -!M I -
Prorefluor Ya-0. Shvidkovq1tty., I. V. S~_~'~V;Lb-49-ovp. Central Mrological
ub-
e s--ery;,.xQsc6W,7~' ~.ejr Thissians ~;W 2.: 1472, x
Micte b July I" 371,,~pp 33-4uli.
A study was. made of the. vertical -prof1le, of -:he mean, annual
of -the -Tzzand,
tempairacure of the i
ar-d ~'-E'iilotiph:ere for different Intliudirul zoiles and po"ible
lonjtitudin~! varistions. The chatractevirtic of,-the,d.ata
unad to construct the clodela or the sta'adlird,,atmoapbere Is
presented.
Introduction
.4--saut prc;)Osals with ro6pect to expansion of the international
Tito r
standard presented fit tile procedures for execution of the
resolutions of the meeting of the 'Working Group of the ISO tInternatIonal.
Standardix-ntion Orsanit4ttioal TK-20/rC-6 26-29 Haw 1969. The vorkIng group
WRIPtCd the re-501lition, to charge the USA. (A. E. Cole) and the USSR (Ye. C.
Shvidkov9kiy) with prepariw, the de,,ign for zcdels of the ititornit Iona I
standard Atmo9phere for oltitudet; of 20-60 km (the me.,in distributloti and the
=,!e15 reflortini; tht latitudinal and AelI5011,11 VAri0tiOnO., In the 27C-101iltiOn
therre 1e a recourzordazlen regarding the nceetaity of Selecting the teopera-
ture profile to the xnuan annual profLIk,, vith respect to the Nart-hern
Hemisphere for the mean mot!4. At tile meeting of the warki.ng, group, it %eas
-~cognizod om de'girable to' cxoand tile standard atinospbere to 0 consider-
n& tile data In the W-80 kill loycr as a supplt--ent.to the basit,profile.
Lrhe riven propoti"s were ;lresenced by tfle Soviet Union for exnmitattion
by t xt Working l1roup of the Wentictin Technical Coalmitsolon of tile I
Ila! $I h Met-
national S tand~irdi%at. Lott OrganizalLitin (1501-MAM -a 6) - Sta-n!i,,kr,1 Atmosphorp
A rnectir~i.of lrliicfi vmg field in France (Poeurbevair) in Februilry 1970~
41
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USSR
M)hMALUY, Yu. A.,~ Kharkov State~Univ raity
YEFIMOVA, N. N,, and e
Magnetic Properties of Indium-Substituted Ferrites of Type 14"
Moscow, Izvestiva Akademii Nauk SSSR, SeriyA Fi,zicheskaya,,:Vol 34, No 5, May 70,
o1 pp 979-981
Abstract: The magnetic characteristics of ferrites grown by the formula
BaO-.Fe. 018 (x 1, 2.7, 3.36) were.studied. The sau-ratiou magnetization
12-,In
O~S(T)'of the indium-substituted ferrites was measured as'a function of temper-
The shape of the curves changes with,a change in the concentration of
.the In3+ ions. The curves corresponding to x Land x = 3.6 are of the Neel
Q-type, and P-type curves were observed for x 2.7 and x - 3. The introduction
of nonmagnetic ions into the ferrite lattice was expected to decrease the inter-
and intrasublattice exchange interactions due to a change 1h the number of ex-
T7
change bonds. The introduction of ions with different ion radiiifrom the Fe3+
ions changes the parameters of the crystal lattice; the appearance of curves of
-type is associated with the.fact that the masnetizati*n of the A-sublattice
the F
drops more sharply with the growth of temperature than does:the B-sublattice. The

I IN 1 1i 11 i
USSR VDG 621.38-,.632.12.0~2
BAWGIN, V.N.9 I.NOZEMTSEVAI A.V., 111AWROVA, L.G.
"Volumetric Aboorbers For Power 7WTh"
Elektron. tekhnika. Nsuchno-tekhn. ob. Eldktron. SYCh (glactroaic Ibchnology.
Scient-ific-Tachnical Collection. Microwave Else-t-ro-, 1970,Iesue 11, pp 95-102
(from M-Slektronika i yeye prime e,: No-2, Februory 1971, Abstract No 2A186)
ranalation: The absorber of microwave ener develouad Alor a power traveling-wave
T gy
tube is characterized by high mechanical stability, good, ther-Aal conductivity, and
Inw gas generation. Tl,,,.e construction in deboribed of a volwastric absorber for a
TWT with a apiral-typa delay system. It is-shown that damping and matching with
the delay system of such an absorber is not worse then with a film absorber ob-
tained by the method of pyrolysis of methans.,.The absorber malces. it possibl7e to
dissipate large levels of average power. A.volumetrio absorber with a delay system
of 'the coupled resonators type is also inveatigated'and its high-frequency
characteristics are presented. ref.,Bummary

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DRABKINA, A. A., et al., Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, VoIA2(103), No 2, Feb 72
pp 457-459
The. synthesis is based on methyl 9-cyanoactanoate (III). It was assumed at
first that ester (III) could be converted to.hydroxy ketone (IV) with excess
methylmagaesium iodide. However, even a reagent ratio of 1:10 failed to give
the desired result. Careful selection of reaction conditior-s shc-jed that
ester (III) reacts with three moles of methylfnagnesiumIiodide to form hydroxy
nitrile M which is converted to unsaturated,nitrile (VI) after dehydration
without filtering. Reaction of (VI) with four moles of inethklmagnesium iodide
yields ketone (VII) which is converted to the diene ester (VIII) by the
Whittig reaction. Compound (II) is.obtained~by bubbling hydiogen chlcride
through an alcohol solution of diene ester (VIII). Tests onimosquito larvae
showed that (II) is as active physiologically;as compound (IX), which is
called "synthetic juvenile hormone.."
3/3
54

USSR UDC 538.662.14
T. V., POLO-TNYUK, V. V. an& SHKATKO 0. A.
*111n7estigation of the Decomposition of Supers4tured Solid
Solutions of Tungsten in Cobalt by the Thermomagnetic Method"
Kiev, Metallofizika, No 32, 1970,~pp 56-59
Translation: Cobalt alloys with 3.58,,5.22, and 13 at.% tungsten
wel7e investigated by the thermomagnetic method.. The concentra-
tion dependence of the Curie point of the-alloy,41 studied was
constructed. It was shown that in an alloy with 13'Att.% tungsten
tempered at 7001 C two Curie poihtsver4 observed. The trans-
formed -volume of the alloy tempered~at 7000 C for 3.5 hours and
tungsten concentration in the separation stage~were calculate4
according to thermomagnetic corvev,.
85
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67:621.317-7430,188.8)
USSR, uDc 621.397.0
V. F.
-ZARAYSKIY, I. V., SHMITT, M. A.,
IIAn Installation for Measuri Pa
ng Discretely Switched Radiation I tterns of a F ving
Anterma
USSR Author's Certificate No 25538 Piled 15 may 68, Publiched 8 Apz 70 (frozm
RZh-F:ad-iotekhnika, No 10, Oct 70, Abstract, No 10B110 F)
enn a
Translation: I'he proposed insta-Ilation contains a transmitter, ransm-' Ltuinir
garJ thmd.c a,.,i~:
receiving antenna, three receivers (with linear, quadratic and I(,
response respectively), an electronic comnutator~comprised.:a coincidence circu-itts, a
aynchrortization mit, a siFnf.).1 .1(!vel tuid azimlath calibraLlr(ii unit, u IoQr.-~
graph. and a rotator. To improve the precision of radl.atioa patti!rn
!rz; the conumul atedi
commutator input is connected to the output of orie of the.mceiiri.
tputo of the co=utator are connected.to the ccrresponding inputri, of the oscil-
runutator are connected to the corres-
:Iograph, aad the commutating inputs bf the co
ponding inputs of the synchronizarion unit, 'One rilluntration.
142

Acc. Nr. AP0023332 Ref. Code: UR 0297
PRIMY SOURCE: &tibiotikit I, 7 Vol 15, Nr 1,
GENIMYCIN, A MEMBER OF A NEW GROUP OF ANTIFUNGAL PENTAENIC
ANTIBIOTICS
Sever va.N.M.; Bol'shakov4
inets, L.Ya.; Yefirgo
'Karnaushkina, A.I.; ~olov'yev, S.N.; Yegorenkova, A.N.;
Leningrad Institute for Antibiotics
A so!] culture LIA-0174 was isolated and classified as bek) to the genus of
wroing , fermentation
Actinos orangium. An antibiotic narned genimvcin was recovered the
materiaFs of this culture. By a number of physico-chernical properties the antibiotic was
beleved to belong to a new group of pentacnic antibiolics. Genimycin possesses antilungal
activity, which is 10-100 times higher thaa that of pentaens from other- groups.
RF, E L F POW

Organo --i 0 OU.4- Coui oun
Pho
US.") R UDC 547.824+547.26'118
FOIDSTYAN, Yu. N., YE Ye. P., and SOROKA, I. I.,
FIMOVA, Te. I., RUKHTA
thee Donets --Institute 6
Zaporozhye Branch of. Soviet trade, and the Crimean
Agricultural- Institute imeni M. 1. Kalinin.
"Study of a Series of Bipiperidines. X. Reaction of.116xahydrodipiperidines
With Phosphoryl Chlorides"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshr-hey Khimii, Vol 41, Nol~ 1l,. Nov 1971, pp 2,438-2,441
Abstract: In light of the demonstrated alkylati.ng action of diethyl chloro-
phtx-.phate and diethyl chlorothiophosphate;lcm. pyridine, it was of interest to
d
mmine the nature of their reactions with hexahydrobil)yridines, which con-
ete
tain. both pyridine and piperidine r1ngs, tight 2,21-, 31-, 4,4'- and 3,2'-
hexihydrobipyridines react with the aci 'dChlorides of tht~ diethyl ester of
phosphoric and thiophosphoric acids at --159C to form thk: corresponding coin-
pler compounds. At +20-22*C, the corresponding fl'-(diethyl phosphate and
diethyl thlophosphale) pip eri dyl) pyridines,. . Formulas, basic physical data,
yields, etc.:, of the end-products are given.

Ni trogen qqxponncLs
USSR
UDC 5[L7 -.544
:-nu. ~4- V-1 T Tn vr;~ I., Zaporozhlye
3
Branch of Donets Institute c S=ovet Trade
0 S-ludies In the Bi-piperidins So ie,
r so VIII. Synthesis of
Dillstereomers of 2, 2 -3-iD.41.7oaridine 11
Leningrad, Zhurnal 0 r .--a ni che s1koy iliLxaii, Vol 7, No 10, Oct 71,
pp 21A8-220T-
2-(Pi eridyl-2)pyridine c an be obtained in 96-98 per-
Abstract
Fe-nt yield by the red,,-,ction of 2, 2 -bi-olrridine, r1tith alizainum Jn
boilinG aqueous-alecholia alkali. Hyd-r-agenatiozi of a boiling
-ion of 2-(piDeridyl-2)pw U-M - in iso yl
solu~ idine with.,. sodi an
alcohol results in the formstion of a mixture of 115%,o diastereo-
raeric 2,21-bir-i-oeridines-the eryth-rornd threo isoners-in
82-83 percent yield. The separation of',this mixture into individ-
ual. isomers, is accomplished ~y t1he action of excess ethyl chloro-
formpte resulting in "he fom-alvion of 2,21--(1,1,-dicarbetho.,z-y)
binkoeridines and 2,2t-l-carbetho:,.y)bi-oij)erid hydrochloride.
ine
The aru
-L-icle lists an:=I-sis results and some Dronerties of the
results-rit comnounds.
IN MIMP111911. "11.1

212- 008 --SS IN'G DATE-0-DEC70
UNCLASSIFIED PROCE
C 'ACCESSION NO-AP0132668
~"STRACTIEXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE. BLOW BOTLaNG A ", T 10 N 0) F
ALKALOIDS FROM A74ABASIS APHYLLA MAY BE ~SEPO- U'SIING ACE]"i't .. AF[ON '411TH AC
-.SW,,2 Oil THE ACETYL DERIVS. 0 F . L U P I N' I N EI Y'AND. ANAt3ASIl I I ) PAY BE
W
THUS 5 0 al, G0 1: A, M 1 X T0
2~'EPO. AS A RESULT OF OIFFERENCES IN
~__AXKALO*,[DS FROM TECHN. 1I.H SU5Z SO S.U04; WA$~i,-Ml_XEO Vil:TH `5?0 G AC S0332 0
_--WI-TH STIRRING AND COOLIING AND THE MIXT.~ HEATED F13R .10 HR AND
FRACT I ONATED. . -THE ACETYL DERIV. ~OF I -~AS 013TAINED AS TRE FIRST
:FRACTION, 6 SU82 115-17DEGREESt to' PRIME20 ~SVBD 1.555op (93PERCENT'
-E li t4.i',,'58-c'0EGREES. T H C".
.,-SAPON.~WITH 25PERCENT NAOH FOR I HR'GAVE~FRV i
I R i F GAV k _-_ ER
,~'~-_SECQND FRACTION, B SSU82.19,9-2000EG EES tACE'YL DERvi. 0 rl p I r
~HYDROLYSIS W ITH 25P ERCENT H SUB 2 SO SIUB4~: 16 -HR), PURr Ift 6 SUBI
.:'.j05-`6DEGREES (85PERCENT), APHYLLIDINE ~NDrAPHYLLINE WERE NOT ISOLATED
-FROM THE TARS. FAC I LITY:, ZAP0RGVi.~:!FlI_lALv DONFrS. INST., SOV.
..TORGir ZAPOROZHEt USSR&
UNCLASSIFIED
Sim

USSR UDC 669.712
YEFIMOVSKAYA. T. V., LANIN, A. A., SHERMAZANYATT, YA. T., SIWKUATRPNYAN, V. V.,
SHEKOYAN, M. G., and SMOKOVDINA, G. S., All-Union Order of the Labor Red
Banner Scientific Research, Planning~ Design, and Technological Institute
of Sources of Current (VNIIT)
"Utilization of a High-Temperature Solar Installation for the Study of High-
Melting Materials in an Oxidizing Medium (on the Basis of the E)carnple of
beta-Alunina)
Yerevan, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Armyanskoy SSR, Seriya,Tekhnicheskikh Nauk,
Vol- 26, No 4, 1973,,pp 3-7
Abstract: Ebmerimental research has been conducted by the Arnenian Department
of the -VITIIT in Yerevan, on the thermal dissociation of sodium and -potassium
beta-alumina in a high-temperature solar heating installation for the purpose
of obtaining a solid electrolyte. Res uts of this research have demonstrated
considerable stabi lity of the beta-alumina under conditions of radiant heating
in air: beta-aiurqina does not dissociate complately with rin exposure of up to
30 minutes at the meltinz T,,!:,i,nt (2,0CD0-2050r'C- Sodium beta-alumina is con-
-siderably less subject to dizssociaticn than i.,; potassium ~eta-aluminum. I
figure. I table. 2 references.
VI

~642t ~76
UDC!6.t5,,j32-01 5 .851-31
BELIZHE14KO, V. D.; VED-11INA, YE. A.,-YERMOL'YEVA, Z. V., and YErFINTSEVA,
YE , P Chair of Biochemistry, Vitebsk Medical Institute an~. f
_7hicl4iologyp Central Institute for Advanced Training of Physicians, Moscow
"Effect of Antibiotics (Neomycin, Monomydin,,and,Xanam~cin) *an the Synthesis
of Protein and Nucleic Acid in Intact NAG.Vib;do OellB~,'
Moscow,'AntiUotiki, Ro 12, 1971P PP,1085-10 I
Abstmett Study of the effect of antibiotien on proteL,l synthesis in intact
14G~vibrio (strain 1115) calls showed that neomycin# monomycin, and kanamycin
at concentrations of 10, 50, and 500 ,~u Olminhibit the incorDoration of
14
I-C -glycine into the protein fraction solubloi in phenol, but stimulate Its
incorporation into the fractions of RNA, DNA, And proteLiu inlrolublo in
phenol. The degree of inhibition and- atimulation varie(i,cLirectly with the
doee of antibiotic. The stimulating effect-of,;the antibiotics on the in-
corporation of labeled glycine in-to nucleic acids and phonol-insoluble pro-
-,sulting from
tein fraction is attributed to the competitive talationships 2~.
theutilization by the bacterial cells of amino'acids to synthosize
proteins and nucleic acids. When protein synth6sis in inhibitedo the free
-amino acids can be more fully utilized for nUol,,,o aCld F"I,%thasis. The atlnu-
lation of incorporation of 1_C14_r-Ly~jne into the phenol,-Insoluble proteins
suggest that the synthesis of this protein fluction is not sensitive to
neomycin, monomycin, or kanamycin. 1A
26

USSR UDC:1 532.526
YEFUlTSOV,: B. M., SHUBIN, S. Ye.
"Results of Measurement of Mutual Spectra of Wall Pressure Pulsations.in a
TuTbulent Boundary Layer"
11ch. Zap. Tsentr. Aero-gidrodinam. Jn-ta .[Scientific Writings of Central
Institute of Aerodynamics and Hydrodynamics), 1972, 3, No 4, pp 126-129
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Mekhanika, No 12, 1972, Abstract No
12B788, from the resume)
Translation: Results are presented from measurement of the real and imaginary
.,parts of longitudinal and transverse'mutual -spectra, ati well as the phase
velocity for the field of nc-ar-tial.l,pressure~pulsation~$ of a turbulent boundary
layer on the surface' of an aircraft. Measurements were performed over a smooth
surle ce with zero mean pressure. gradi nt: in. the speed range WO. 35-1. 5,
Aa e
R=0.5-108-1.9-108. Universal dependences are produced for longitudinal and
transverse mutual spectra. It is established that the Tatio of phase velocity
to-velocity on the external boundary of.the boundary layer dqends little on
flow parameters. Twenty one biblio. refsi..

USSR UDC 51:$O1
r
MWOV M. I., XffI -A, Ya'-
"Th
e~Complexity of a Contral. Tree!"
Nauchno-Tekhn. Infam- Sb., V�es.., Nauchn. I Tekhn. Inform., (Scientific and
Technical Information, Collection,of All-Union Institute Df Scientific and
Technical Information] , 1970, Series: 2, No 10, pp 36-44, 49, (Trinslated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika,. No S, 1971- Abstract No SV703 by the authors).
Translation: A numerical ch-axacterization of th6 coinplexity of the syntactic
structure of a sentence is sugges-ted- The syntactic structure is represented
in.the form of -a control t=ee.. knumber of theorems are proven concernin.-
the class of trees having the minimum complexity., Functions are. studied
relating the number of po�nt_s~ in the- minimum. tree, to-its complexity, and a
number of its properties are date=Lned.-
~1843

USSR WC
CRAYLAKHMI, M. M., YEPOROVA, T. Ai) and YANIM L. .1. Institute of plant
`AcaderT of Sciences~
Pbys1oloMr imeni TirdTy.*vz.-6Vj-USS4,_
'The Effect of Darkness and RetanLants on Grmrth ard BloozdnjS of Short-Day
pi
Doklady Akademii 11auk AnVansl.-oy SSR, Vol 51, TTo4, 1970, pp 244-249
Abstracts Short-day plants exhibit the:ehaxacteristic featize that during,
short days their blooi-Ang is stlaulated iffille their groirth Is. Inhibited, To
investlpU the correlation between these tiro properties, One set of short-
dV, plants was exposed to darkness; a second set tms troatCd irith 6-rowth
retamdants; a third set mas exposed +,o d-arkness and trmwlfx-d ,r.Lth retardants;
and a fourth set served as control. Ali sets.included -.;mcirenz of Perilia
nankinensis, Xanthium pennsylvanicum, Bidens maximovicizimia, and Canrabis
ftatival and they were all treated accordinf~ ~o a.defimite schedule. 1:1zo-
longed exposure to darlmezz, followed by inductioh zdth short days, accele-
zated bloormi:rig in Ferilla, Xanthim, and Bide,=-, 1ut na in Caxzuabiz; ard It
inbibited groTrth of Xanthium, Bidens, and ~ Caumbis # but ~ not of Ferill1a. Re-
taxt1ants -suppressed the gxowth of all fol kii
ur 'ids of platrLs, but had no offect
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USSR
CHAYIAM-LAIT; M. XH. , et al. Doklady Akademii Hauk AnWanskoy SSR Vol 51
No 4j 1970, pp 21A-249
on their bloo-Ung. Thus, there is no direct correlation Intween groirth and
blooming processes in short-day p1 uta.~ Dibibition of groiith and stimulation
of blooming coincide af tar. e;~posure. to dazi-pess.1ut d6 not coincide after
treatment vrlth retardants. In Parilla*~ darknesa IL--- no off-act on growth but
stimiLate3 bloomIng; in Canriabis, darkness a~d xetanlants inhibit groirth but
have no effect on blooming. Appax-entlyl :retLrdants- c'um. axitagonists of
natural gibberellins which do not suppress b,Woming, vl.Ule daxkness promotes
formation of metaboUtes required for blooliing.

USSR UDC 621.396.6-181.48
G., MUMMA- V.
"'Mass-Spectrometric Studies of Organomet .al Compounds used 4~11 1-licroelectronicsil
Tr. Mosk. in-ta elektron. nashinostr. (Works of the Moscow Institute of Elec-
tronic Machine Building), 1972, vyp. 200 pp 108-145 (f rom 11,zli-Radiotekinnika
No 7, Jul 72, Abstract No 7V304)
Translation: A study was made of tile-mass spectra of certain classes of co,--r-
pounds, the rn-echanism of their dccomposition~aad the co-mposition of the films
obtained. Alkyl and aryl metal compo'undsi alkoxyl copKpatulds, cyclopentadienyl
COMPlexes of metals, bis-aro~ji)atic of viatal!-,,, metal- carbonyls and
ractal acetylacetonates were investigated. There are 916 entries in the biblio-
gra hy.
~p

USSR UDC -,59.23
XLY ",37,1101,1~-,, V.D., VKS'7HEV, D-1r: YEF T14 1,C). G.A.~
By Electron 13 e an Decomposition Of
Rol-ybden--- Hexacarbo-,
Tr. 'Xoek~ in-ta ele"ran. (Worls Of The Mosco',; Institi-it-3 Of Elect-
ricel-A 11--ch--ne pp RI'h;'Ao'Iztrun-ks i vc:vt)
No 7, A131v 4,
VC, 7
Tra., s Iat on L-ac-FUicra, of M=o was perffor=id by clactroti-l),jam dccc),,aLoE-itIcn
of molybderium hemac-arbony! it., T, '-pa ELLTPC; equipment. and
electron dif f rmetion ottadiar, wwlo~ ("Olidlic.,ted Im Voll till mauv~upucLrura ~trioly:-,Iv of
fllms with an impurity, Ond Ww pravence ol',mclybdenuni carbide in the filma was
establIn'qed. III.V.

1/2 020 VNCLASS I PIED~ ~PROCESSING
.-"-TITLE--A DEVICE FOR PROTECTING DATE--230CT70
CHEAICAL CONTAINER TYPE APPARATUS WITH
PAIWOERED PULYMERS, -U-
'_~~AUTHGR-(03)-lHEkDENKQ* A.M., YEFREMEN61' l 49 v M18HUROVp V.1.
OF INFO--USSR
(ZI-4 3-d: 40
SOURC E-KHIM., NEFT, MAStlINOSTR, L9 T04
DATE, PUBL [SHED----70
AREAS--CHEMISTRY# MECH.i IND.I:CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR, MATERIALS
TAGS--SPECIALIZED COATING, CONTAINERP PLASTI' COATING, POLYETHYLENE,
EPOXY RESIN, FLUOROCARBON RESINi-PLASTIC~FABRLCATING MACHINERY
-,.-,CNTROL MARKING--NO kESTRICTIONS
-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
~'~.-oko_XY REEL/FRAME--1997t0735 STEP NQ--UR/03L~/TO/0(10/002/0038/0040
-"C IRC., ACCESS TON %10--AP0119642
(INCLASS IF [ED

Acc. Nr APC634713, Ref Code: UR 0241
'PRIMY SOURCE: 'Meditsinskaya. ladiologiyall lt970, Vol 15)
2, ppj
THE-RESULTS OF TREATMENT OF CHILDREN: WITH W11M Tu OR
101
G
Pereslegin, 1. A.; Yefremj~*
0
lift
10"
Clin&al z an ana~,M~ ~pl their life span trade
ions over 1Z -lilldren and
R Dossi~ 'o artive at the condusion that ir especlive of; the
de. t r agre, stalye of the diwase,
hi-stological structure of the t.umar aud:. volum6 of the operahui'j l1w most expethent is
cot~bined therapy- Preoperative irra4il)fioll with ~6s_-qllent 6P~~raudli. The most ef-
leelive absorbed dose's are ~whhin thelimit of
is 4000rad~
414E.
RE.EL/fiL.
-19711418''

USSR UDC 541-12-017
DAVYDOIIJ Yu. P... 'EFREMIKOV., V. M., and SIMIPT60VA, A. V.
'Tolymerization of UNI) Hydroxor--onTlexes in Solutionsit
Leningrad) Radiakhir-Liya, V01 15, 110 3, 1973, PP k52-45k
Abstract: The polymerization of U(VI) hydroxocomplexes vas studied by the
dialysis me-thod proposed in earlier work ~ by -D--,,rydov (DAII MSR, Vol 15, -NO 1,
43J 1971). Solutions of 238uo2( )2,and P33 I)p.",In HKO at various
r"03 UO2 -3
Values of PH were subjected to dialysis, using a cellophane membrane. 11he
concentration of U in the solutions was d,eterrLined on.the basis ol: the alph-a-
radiation emitted by 233U. At D-H 4-0 ard. 5-0 no U was reta:Uied by thea membt e
im the comeenIt-ratior, ra-r-ge of UCI. 4
3)2 thnt was sifoJected to stu~j~ (lrj-6-10
(NO
herace,, amly monomeric farms of uri'mil were present. kt pit 6.0 -the de,-ree of
polymerizattion (the averabe nunfber of U aton-..s per mleckae) was constant in
the entire conceatmtion rcnrq e and eciual to 1.7. At PH 6.5
the de-ree of poly-
merization of U hydxaxocompiexes was considorably higher tit low coneentratiolls
of U NVIO-51~i U,
Lal, t~,~it at pH 6.0. WiLh lncrear.-Ini~ conciz.-ritratioris of U, the
degree of roly-,-~erizaticrn elecre-ased. At -R 'f-Q ana comai-A;ratioaz > EQ,0-5)41~
a precipitsilt'a or uranima 1),yvIroxi(le formzado Dialyula oe sulmrnatant solu-
tha
tion ahow, t p3lymeric fonan were presentrin it to a-considerable extent in
-V2

. ..: t
d !I H I!-.I1~:i!i--iI; 1--~
A
USSR UDC 62-531.4
PERrIWEV, L.M.,
.K.T., ZIIURAKOVSKIY,,~ T...D., ~MOROZOV, L.G.:W
V.A., SVIRIDOV,~G.Si, TAREYEVA,.~YA.;
'Positional Tracking Drive"
USSR Author's Certificate No 262659, Filed 14/10/68, Publtsbed 19/05/710,
(Translated from Referativay Zhurnal,;Avtomatika, Talmnekhamika i Vychislitel'-
uaya Takhnika, No 12, 1970, Abstract No 12 A274P.by T.R.)~
Translation: A positional tracIcing pneumatic drivelst palkented, consisting
of a power cylinder divided by a pistoa.irato. two woriting cavities com-lected
to the high-pressure cliannel through calibrated choke-i. ""he powrer cylinder
shaft contains a fluid distributor cou.aisting of a:cylindrical plun-,er wl-th
spiral grooves connecud to the lovi-prassuxe chambor;zand through apertures
iu the shaft of the power cylinder mith. its.working, ~avitiea. The distribu-
tor is rotated by the coritroll.or throu~,b the rdquircil augle. An the distrib-
utor rotates, a pressure difference is~ dov6loped ih r,,he pcnrer cylinder cavit-
ies, acting on the piston untillthe, holes in the shaft ard moved to a symet-
rical position -relatIve to thie dIs tributor~- slots. The. rota.tion of the sensor
is converted to forward movement of.thel power cylinder shaft by the drive
system. One figure.

11: 1111 111: il 1: H
USSR UDO 581
KMVCHEYA, I. S., ZE11LIKA, A. G eaid XXI 4.TSKNYA, YE. N.,
North Caucasian Scientific ResearcAns I~ue o Vyto'pathology, Krasnodar
,Effect of Wheat Streak mosaic Virus~ on, tbe: Compbsition of Uucleic Acids In
Wheat Lei~ves"
Moscow, Fiziologiya Rasteniy, No 1 1971 pp 186-V39
Abstract: Infection of wheat (Bezostaya I variety) loaves uith streak mos.,Ac
virus resulted in dest2-action of the fraction of high molecular weight nucleic
acids. The quantLity of nucleic acids ektraoted fzon: the leaves cEdiseased
plants was only 56 to 79% of that obtained1vom healthy plants. On columns
with inethylated albumint the nucloic acids liere sepaxatrad into several frac-
tions - solublet DNA# and ribosonal nuclaic acid4 Thp infected plants weyne
characterized by a decrease in the content of ribosowa nucloic acids and
accumulaUon of soluble nucloic acids, VArua roproluotion Is accompanied by
tho destruction of nomal nucloic: aoida. This seoiav! to be the win roason
for.the damge done Irl the disease.. Vona of. the; fractions utudied or even a
total extract of nucleic acids Droved to ba infectioiu~. Conpetition between
'normal and vixal RNA for the "cell receptors" in. the leaves Is Prosumed
nsible.

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1/3 023 UINCL,4SSIFIED PROCESSING DArE-274,DV70
EFFICIENCY EVALUATION OF THERMOFLECTRAt: MATERIALS FOR
:-THERMOGENERATORS.OF VARIOUS -U"
-,.,:,-ATJTHOR-.(03)~-EFR.,Et4DVl, A.A.v,DANILOVY YU.I*t PUSHKARSKY 7AsSo
-:-COUNTRY -0 FI N TS SERF, VN 11P0 T A T F; S
:-.:~',SOURCE-.-74TH ANNUAL INTERSOC[ETY- ENERGYM~RSION ENGINEERING CONFERENCE
.~WASHINGTO~4, -U.S.A., SL:2584
"~:OAT& PUBLISHED ------ 70
.,,SUBJECT AREAS--BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCESt.ENER4;Y CONVERSION
-PROPULSIVE)
il-TOPIC TAGS--,ELECTRIC ENGINEERING CONFERENC.E~l Tf'ERMOfLECr.RIC POWER,
THERMOEL ECTR IC PROPERTY, THERMOELECTRIC ~UNEAATOR
-MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-XONTROL
WCOMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIF0
~PROXY STEP NO-~Irk)S/(1000/~0/0(1()fOOO/0000/()()00
-~CIRC ACCM10i'l NU -AT0135761.
IN(* I Ai r i of)

77~
2/3, 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
CJRC ACCESSION NO--AT0135261
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) 'UP-0- ABSTRACT. EXTENSIVE VIAlkIETY OF
-THERMOELECTRIC FACILITIES AND SPECIFIC CHARACTER OF: TH-Eill WORK UNDER
VARIOUS CONDITIONS MAKEv FOR EACH CONCRETE.CASE, C~RTAIIN REQUIREMENI-S TO
MATERIALS BEING USED AND, CONVERTERSi ON IHEIR PaWER
CHARACTERISTICSo GENERALLY, AT THE PRESENT TIRC-9. -IN PRACTICE1 VALUE OF
QUALITY OR 1OFFE CRITERION ARE USED FOW EVALUAT104OF ~IOWER POTENTIALITY
OF THERMOELECTRIC MATERIAL APPLICA'rlON;i: HOWEVER,: 140W, WHEN FIELDS OF
THERMOELECTRICGENERATOR APPLICATION AND,CONUITI(lN:S.OF,THEIR OPERATION
ARE CONSIDERABLY EXTENDEDt SLICH-EVALUATION BECOME~~EVID-NTLY
PRESENT THEORETICAL, WORK CONTAlNS NEW CRITERION'S OF
INSUFFICIENT. THE
EFFICIENCY EVALUATION OF THERMOELECTRIC.,4ATERIALS.;'L~EPE~lOlt4G ON SPECIFIC
-CONDITIONS OF OPERATION. THESE CRITERIONS ARE PRESENTED. IN ANALYTIC
EQUATIONS, DEOUCED FOR SOME CONDITIONS STATED: MOW WHEN IT IS NECESSARY
-LECTRIC MATERIAL.
TO ACHIEVE. 1. MAXIMUM INTERNAL EFFICIENCY. OF THERMOL
2. MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY OF CONVERS.ION.: 3* MAXIMUM ELECTRIC CAPACITY
FROIR CROSS, SECTION 0,"41T nr- T~IERMI)E-LECTRIC;t,'Otl)/F-R7'E,~"R F()jj ACASE WHEN COLD
JOINTS OF THERMOELEMf NTS ARE COOLED BY CONVECTIO 0ii WAII. 4. MAXIMUM
ELECTRIC CAPArITY FROM CROSS SL'-Cfl.ON UNIr OF THERN(JELEGIfiff: C0111VERfER,
WHEN COLD JOINTS OF THERRUELEMENTS ARE COOLE'D, ONLY 13Y RADIANT HEAT
EXCHANGE. FOR ALL INDICATED CASES, THElEFFICIEN~,,Y OF:THERMOELECTRIC
MATERIALS WORK IS ESTIMATED BY DIMENSIONAL ORL NON 01MENSIONAL COMPLEX
WHICH 11,1CLUDES ONLY VALUES OF QUALITY,: MAXIMUM OPERATING TE14PERATURE OF
~THERMGELECTRIC MATERIAL AND MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE TFMPERATURE DROP ON IT.
UINCLASS [FLED

USSR UDC: 539.4:624,012
SAMAROV, V. N., YEPRE143V, A. 1.
"Sow Problems of Measuring Deformation on.the Surface of Reinforced Con-
crete Structures Using OpticallylActiVe Coatijags and Ptotoelastic Pickups
Under Laboratory and Full-Scale Conditions
V sb- Modelir- stroit. konstruktsiy (Mod6lirig of Structural Elements---
collection of works), Mos cow,, StrQyizdat, 19.71, Pp 180,;-185 (-from RZh-
-Mekhanika, No 7, Jul 71, Abstract No 7V964)...
TYanslation:' Data are presented on development of a procedure for naking
and applying coatings of optically sensitive materialqL' enabling testing
of.concrete structures both.before fracture-and under conditions of crack
formation. Some results of the resedrch;arel presented, e. g.: the stur~r
of distribution of deformation between the cement rock and the filler in
ordinary concrete, rock-concrete and keramzit-concrete, studies of the
deformed state of reinforced concrete bendable elements in. the presence of
'cTack formations. In addition, the artiele.:contains a rerort an elab-
oration of basic procedural, problems relatted to the u~.,e of optically active
coatings for studyzn_a d~rnamically loaded.'structures. L Bibliography of 15
titles.' Authors' abstract.
1/1