SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZAVRIYEV, K.S. - ZAYEZDNYY, A.M.

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USSR UDC 624.131.43+539.21.064-492.3
-V
F. S. SHPIRO, C. S
"Calculating Massive Foundations for Deep Laying in a Multilayered Soil Series"
Tr. VNII transp. str-va (Works of the All-Union Scientific Research 'Institute
of Transport Construction), 1971, vyp. 78,: pp 87-93 (from RZh-lfekhanika. No 11,
Nov 71, Abstract No 11V620)
Translation: In the development of a procedure for calculating masslve founda-
tions of bridge supports for deep laying discussed in Appendix 25 of SN 200-62
[Construction Norms 200-621, famulas are proposed which, permit calculation of
foundations buried in a multilayered soil:series. The foi-mulas are based on a
calculation scheme in which the foundation is considered as an infinitely riZid
beam, and the soil series is considered as an elastic base cliaracterized by the
bedding coefficient which varies with depth according to an arbitrary law. In
contrast to the 5H 200-62 procedure, the resistance of the soil base to dis-
placements of the footing points of the foundation. not only 'a tile vertical but
also In the horizontal directions. The f orm ulas permits (let ertiinatl on of the,
displacements of the foundation, the internal stresses in its transverse (hari-
zontal) cross sections, the normal stresses arising at the contact of the soil
with the lateral surface of the foundation and also the normal and tangential
stresses arising at the contact of the soil base with the foundation footing.
,~"4 till W1100,01701m, mop

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USSR UDC 620,179.1
GORBLITITOVI~ V. I.$ ZAV YAIjlE,.F4 11.
"Radiometric Method of Flaw Detection Using.Fillers"
41
Sverdlovsk, Defektoskopiya, No 1,-110171, pp 1191-124
"ler as a function
Abstract: A study was made of the problem of selecting-~the M
of thei spectrtm- of the source and the density of the prvduct~material. Results
are presented from both calculations and experimental studies of the application
of a filler for controlling products made of iron and.alunilnixu using Co-60 and
Cs-137. An isotopic multiciiannel defectoscope for controlling cast iron
crankshafts of diesel engines before machL-iing is described.. The device is de-
signed for detecting internal flaws in accordance with 'the following technical
specifications: 1) the thickness.of the controlled product in the direction of
irradiation varies from 130 to 40 mm; 2)lthe'output capacity of the device is
40 shafts per hour at a control sPeed of 1,900 cn,~hain;: 3) the sensitivity
illsure-s flaw detection in the form a blowhole with dimensiom-s- greater than
-u; 4) the width of, the control:zone is 240 The irradiation source
3 x 3 x 3
~S' is~the cobalt-.60 isotope with an a-ctivjty:of,,700 g-Ra with tiiFh
Specific activity.

Abs Itrac tinj Service:
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USSR UDC 539.143.43+661.718.1
ISHMAYERVA. E. A., ICHARRASOVAI F. H., V YALOV A. P. and PUDOVIKO A. N.,
Kazan State University imeni V. 1. UVYB-y'~'rVM"n"""~OMn
"The Dipole Homents of Para-Substituted,Phe'nylphosphbiia~.tes"~
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR# Serlya.BimicheskaYa, No 3, Ear 71,
PP.619-620
Abstracti The dipole moments of the p-substituted phenylphosphonates
~P-X%H,~P(O)(M)2 (X Me. MeO, Clt Br) and.of Plq'(O)(bEt)2 Vere determined
experimentally. They were also calculated on the assiLaption* that the dipole
moment of the (Eto)2F(O) - group had the value 2630 D;which follosied from an
orientation of this group In such a manner that the c6~poaents along the
coordinate axes had the values ax 0.72, my.- 0. mz 2.10 D (shmayeva., at al
1zv. klli' SSSR# Ser. Xhim., 1970, 2695). The calculated 4alues for compounds
p-XC6H1',P(G)(CZt)2 did not correspond to the experimental values, apparently
because of an interaction of X with the (EtO)2P(O)_9ro1'P by conjugation# through
the phenyl ring. The experimentally determined dipole morent of PhP(O)C12
corresponded to the calculated molment.. 1A

,DO.CtV4ENT CLASS-UNCLAWFIED
STEP NC--UR/Oli)1/70/012/003/0915/0917
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP011-5011

212 007 UNC LASSIF~IED ~~PIROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0115011
~-,- 'ABST.-RACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. N TYPE GE WAS I NV E S T I G A TCO WITH A
RESISTANCE OF 43 OHM C11-1 OF THE STRUCTURE N P R 1 :1 EPOSITIVE MI;'lluS N
MINUS N PRIME. POSIT IVE, ~,,!ITH A TRANSVERSE N P~IMIF POSIrIVE
CONTACT AND 'WITHOUT IT. MEASUREMENTS WERE CARRI'k OUT UNDI-iR PULSE[)
CONDITIONS AT TAU EQUALS 50-100 NIV SE-C AiND A
OF REPETMON OF
50 HZ. V A CHARACTERISTICS AND,THE POTENTIAL 015,TRIBUTION Al-ONG THE
LENGTH OF THE SPECIINIENS WERE RECORDED. ~Q;N V-1 Cil-IAAACTERISTICS, k
SECTlOiN WAS 013S'). OF SWI(Cf-10VER FROIM A, fill,',Ii RESISJANCE STATE TO A HIGH
THE POTENTIAL DISTRI
C010. STATE. I BUTION,OVER THE* LEN6TH OF THE SPECIMEN
BEFORE SWITCHING AND AFTER IS DIFFERENT. REOISTRIBUTiLON OF THE
POTENTIAL LEADS TO A RECHARGI,'14G OF-1-THE CAPACITANCE CONNECTED TO IT. THE
DEPENDENCE 15 ALSO GIVEN OF THE PERIOD OF.CURRENT~OSCILLATII)NS IN THE
CIRCUIT ON THE MAGNITUDE OF THE C0NJNNECTf,,D CAPACITANCE.
STARTING WITH A VALUE OF C SVBG,,:THE P~-,ERIOD IS PRACTICALLY INDEPENDENT
OF THE CAPACITANCE. THE EFFECT OF.A. 4&:GNETIC FIC-0 OP4,THE PERIOD IS
BY THE EFFECT OF THE HALL EMF.: ON THE CAPACITANCE.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 656.22-52
'YALU-B, A- Candidate of Technical Sciences
Structural Versionof a Complex Automated Traffic Coi'~trol Systed'
Moscow, Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i. Svyaz" To IV 1OZ, pp 9-12
Abstract: A study was made of an~all-around automatic,traffic control system
which a timizes the planning and coordination of train traffic in sectiot's
p
and.the. junctions and stations with marshalling yards adjacent to them. The
system is envi6ionad as combini S previously~devejoped tv,.1tonomous sys-cems.
It is designed autoiratically to correct the cchedules amd exacute them with the
application of mthem-tical methods and computers. The various technological
riTlex autoriatic control system are discussed, its elements
subsystems of a co,
are defined and the purpose of the elements described.*1111le t~j)er, and content
of the information required by the various subsysteno 6,a discussed. The new
system 'referred to as the ASU-M63 is a syst46M of the risn-machine class. The
method of differentiated requirements on the w-chiriery o:f the system is recom-
mended for the ASU-KUMS. A study of thic approach is the prinary purpose of
the presented model.
53

USSR UDC 619.616.42-075:636.4
MMTOV S. I. BUM)MYY, V. V., Ivanovo Agricultural Institute, KISELEV
Yu. T., Ivanovo Oblast Veterinary Laboratory and &IWY 11. D.,
Uadimir Oblast
"The Serum Ring Test in the Diagnosis of Bruce3aosis J-11 Swine"
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 11, 1972, pp 61-6,--
Abstract: Paratov's serum ring test (SRT) can detect the presence of brucel-
losin in a herd of anirals within a few hou,rs. Early .-st-adies shoved it to
be effective in diagn-osing the disease in buMLLw, reindeeT,, and vArOk. 'Dils
report raveals that the test In specif ic when applied - t) 5,6-LIIC SerLul. 'rqe
remilts o--r tbe SFfT test wc:re compared with those 6f the, ar,7gl-atinatdon and col.'I-
plement-fixation tests performed oa blood saamples from A:-24 swine (115 on 2
affected famns and 300 on 10 healthy fares). ~ Me positFve results of the SR",
coincided with those of the other tents only In the ca-s,-o of animals on the
affected farms. The reactlons wert negative in the cacc,, of cnimals on the
'healthy farrus.
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'112 008~ UNCLASSI-F
.-T[Tt,E--ACTlVATlNG METHYLTHI(J DERIVATIVES OF PURINE
'RtACTIONS WITH WEAKLY INUCLEOPHILIC'COMPGUNDS -U-
AUTHOR-w(051-GRACHEVA, YE.P., VOLKOVAj' Z.S.,:GUNAR,
r nll."R V N;n__lVZc2
)A00MING DATE--Zlwi4v
Ali. PYRfMIDINE IN
V.L., ARUTYUNYAN, E.A.,
COMPLEX COMPUUUD
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/F-RAME--1997/0854 STEP NO--UR/0062/7040001002/0420/0423
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119758
UNCLASS I F IED:

UNCLIAS SI FIE.D- PROCESSING DATE-230CT70
1/2 008
-CIRC-ACCESSION NO--AP0119758
GP (1) AND
'ABSTPAC,T/EXTRACT--(U) -0- ABSTRACT. 6,METHYLTHropuRrNE 'IGCL
SUB2 IN ETOH GAVE A 1:1 COMPLEXP DEOCMPD. 215-18DEGREES, WHICH H
SU82 S REGENERATED THE PURINE, PHNH SU82 AND HGCL SU82 WITH I GAVE
284-60EGREES, WHILE RHO-CHLOROANILENE GAVE
77PERCENT 6,ANILINICIPURINE, M,
6t(RH0,CHL090ANILINO) PURINE, M. 317"190[-GREES. :r AG SALT AND ACCL IN
Ll
SUB6 H SU86 GAVE THE 9PAC DERIV. O~ fr M, 134-60EG.-REES, WHICH PH%,.
SUB2 3 HR AT 110DEGREES GAVE 45PERGENT 6rANILIOt 99ACETYLPURINE1 1,4.
271-20EGREESI WHILE HOLDINUG.WITH AQ.~MENH SUB2 2 HR GAVE 71PERCERIT
6,METflYLAMI.N0,9,ACETYLPURINEt M. 219-21DEGREES.* $t
METHYL16YMETHYL,2,THIOURACIL AND HGCL:SUB2 TREATED:WlTli BUOH rkl THE
PRESENCE OF PRIDINE 6 HR AT REFLUX GAVE 37PERCENT,~2'aulaxyr4r
HYDROXYP6,METHYLPYRIMIDINE, t4o: 87-8DEGREESv.WHICH WITH'AQ. HCL GAVE
6,METIIYLURACIL. SIMI.LARLYv S,ME.THYLP,2rTHIOURACIL GAVE.2,
BUT0XY,4vliY0R0XYPYRlMIDINE, K. 85-6.0EGREES. JHUSP HGCL SUG2 CATALYZE.S
AMINATION OF I AND ALCOHOLYSIS10F S-ME THIOURACIL$O- FAcrLITY:
INST. ORG, KHIM* IM..ZELINSK(IGOV MUSCOWr!USSR9,
UNCLASSIFIED

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Wic L SS IFI 0:
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SU L F -JR ;,110LECULES CF 2,1,% f t3 A EtTIVE-N -U-
N.A., UNA~TiYANt. k"i P'- 9 0 N D:~ A T Y EV A C., V - ZAVYALfjVt
.,-FILIPPOVt -V -V -
i:~~COUUTRY OF -1NF0--U.SSR if,
k~-SbURCE--lZV. AKAD, NAUK SSSa, S~R Kli I M 19704 (3) 6 ~G
PUBL ISi-i.':D-----70
;.,-SUBJECT AREAS--1319LI]GICAL 'N', 114" 0 1 CAL S CA ENC E S C HEMl I kY
--F IDAZOLE# KETONEw ORGANIC SULFUR i MWINITHES15i GLYCINc,
AGS A
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S E R I N E , VITAM114
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011141TROL MARKIN --NO RESTRICTIONS
hic
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NT CLASS--UNGLASSIFfED
p c - UK/0062/76/0001003/0660/0665
-ELIFRAME--1991)/1764
OXY R STEP No
IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0123563
c

12 017 UfliC LASS 1: F-I ~o PROCESSING DATE--13NOM)
IRC ACCESSIUN No--APO1235&3
---ABST-.lACT/CXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. HEATUNG 3,5 G 4,YMETHYI-i2i
~!Tlri 1.1 G PARAFUR14ALDEHYDE AND 1-2 DROPS ET SUB3 ;N IN
>
-M~:OH 3 -~HR GAVE 4( 5) METHYL t 5 (,'+] HYDK(JXY;4Jr--THYL, 2 [,"1 LOAZOL MilflE, DEC Mf 0.
-ARGER THAN 300DEGREES. S I
L IIGPI ni.ITH PARAFORMALDEMUF IN THE
ILAR REACT
',,PRESENC- OF PIPERIGUNIE IN !*014 4,HR GAVE 58PERCENT :4(5)7
5(4) PIPER 110 MOMETHYL 12 1 Itki IDAZOLINO,
NE, DECOMPD. SPIALLER THAN
ME ruYL , I
29!30EGfz EE-S, ALSO PREPI). FROM
T-3,r DI ACETYL r 415) v N ETHYL t 5 (4) 1 BR OMUME T HYL r 2:1 1 Wl DAZ (51- 1 N 0 N L
AN 0
-~PIPERIUINE. HY04
OXYDEHYGRUDE TH [OHL OT IN :ANil-;l PAi0FoplIAL0EriY0E REFLUXED IN
ETCH 3 HR GA
VE HYDROXYDEHYI)RIDDETH101310TIflo. DECOMPD~IILARGER THAN
1,3,31AC AND ACSK
'IN HE SUB2 CO OVERNIGHT GAVE 3oPERCENT 1 3
DIACETYL,4(5)t(AGETYLY~41C~~IET[IYL)2,:IMIDAZOL.[NGNEv M.: 49-51DEGREES.
SIMILARLY ",4AS PREPD. THE 4(5)tME A;NALt)(;!;M. 67-8DEIGIZEES AND
-.1,3,UIACETYL,4,5, r3MACETYLTHICIMETHYL) 02FIMIDALCItINONE, M.
106-70EGREES, AND
1,3tCrACc~T'~L,4(5),(ACETYLTHIGI-iETHYL)15(4)ID ELTArCARBETHOXYVALEROYL)p
?.0141DAZOLINONF, 1-1. 109-10VEGiiEESt WHICH ',ii:TH I N
REFLUXING CCL SUl14 GIAVE- IN 1 4A AN ~01 I LW141CH TREATED iflfli ACSKP THEN
WITH A!
Q. KMNO SU84v GAVE AFTER FINAL HEATING 3: lik.W111-1 AQ. tic L
113, 01,41CETYL r 4( 5 J, ( ACET YL '111 IUME THYLA 5 (4) v I CAR BET.40YAMYL)
-'-$1S f: BIOTIN FR M
ZtIMIDAZOLINONEp GIL. A POSSME~;SCJIEME OF JGENfl 0 a
SERINE, rGLYCINE AND DEfHIOBIUTIN WAS DISWSSE04 FAGmrf: INST.
ORUGI. KHIMI. IM- ZELINSKJG0, tMOSCOW, USSR.
UNCLASS I F 1-0

UDC:54--.19'577.1b
1,"LOV S. Doctor of Chemical. Sciences, lnutitwtt -of Orgranic Chemistry
kiy' Acadezq of saj=65-USSR
Bioni a S~n'hesisll
as and Organi
Moscow, Pr4roda, Nlo 6, 1970, 62-65
Ab~-Uract: The T)r:izCip-les. and ideas o f t h, erar-ldly evolvixil- biolor-ca!
sciGmcos have Ot*.-I(~.- ~5C:'LC)ntj-'iC as '.(lja, particularly Organic
che A no~; soion"-" h
stry. has co"o lait'o 'Wo-orj,anic a ei-t;try,
".-hich has az a zcal tao 11-10.'-Iulir.~~ of living ,~y:~tems TUU study '~f the
capacity for and thu fo,--:;v~,ion of a ~j
en'-Lnours in th.oir resuarcla on. the 0.'4, bL-e~s "-I-.d --'azC~Cts and tho movezent
o-l' -` Lah a:,d dolp.alLas. B.-Lonics az3 applieci to ori;anic chindstry relatos to Uie
study o-f the :Iivin.- cel-1. the growth of p3znts and anj-:I~Js' tho byatlhesis oil
-:-om the s4-olest subsrances suall. as &:4i acetic acid '~o
L a 0 Lis ~a G
,-.,e most no=-3L-.catcci s-~zoh as protoills, nucleic 4cids, ands i~itaiuris. i L tz av-
parts of --ituzally al-k-aloids. Hydro-
nat, al z.;r,-6;ae5izc--d iz,4h-3 ~%,Iraaal cortox, has
boen synthos.Jzeid by chozists tlxw~! .1 agq?~.icated sc~()Jjju. ('2n

b :PR `~s I& )ATE
-AS
--L"NOV70
lic
Ul L s 0 k; L
-T ITL.E' -R E.ACT i n.,4-0 F URACILS WITH PHGSPIHJP,[C.::ACEID AMIUES:;.~~U-,~
-AUfH6R-(03)-ARUTYUNYANi E.A., GUN A R V.I.P ZAVYALOV, S:.I.
OF V'4 FO---us SIR
t-WR C E I z v AKAD. IN A UK, SSSR, S E R. Klfl M 1970i (4) 904-9
DATE PUBUSHED ------- 70
:SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
-TOPIC TAGS--U~ACILP PHOSPHORIC ACIO, AM, 1 .0 E cfiEMICAL A E AC T I ON
AARKING--NO RIES TR I CT I ONS
-t,;T C' A55--UT;;fLAS.-',IF I CC)'
~~"bxy ReELIFRAME-3004/0444 s T 1) INO-UR100621 f(j/0OlJ0Oq/(j904/o909
IPC ACCLSS ION "Vi-APOI 31083
UN .": L15 1 F E f

'SS DATE-13NOV70
-2,
Z/ 0 10 UNCLASSIFIED
:-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0131083
,.:,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACTI, AMME HCL M,10 1-*'CIC LSO 63 CATALYZE
THE ~REACHONS OP URALILS WITH AMIDF5 OF PHOSPHORIC AIAD IN WHICH
POSSIBLY THE CUBOINYL FORMS OF- URACILS TAKE PART Tkl-.OuG~l ~sl 4 cuiTER
'RE-ACTION INTERMEDIATE. HEATING URACIL WITH-ME SUB2 Nui. HCL MNO (ME SUB2
N)SUB3 PG I HR AT 235DE"'REES GAVE 75PERCENT Z,4 BlStOIMETHYLAMINO)
PYRIMIOINEr M. 38-41DEGREES; WITHQU-1 ME NH.Hu: THE YIELD WAS OUT
56PERC-ENf IN 2.5 HR . FORMULAS SHOAN ON: MIJ;RoF lCfi,E),~, FACILITY:
OIRG.- KHIM. IM..,ZELINSKOGOt MU:SCOW USSR.
UNIC, LASS IF IEV-

o 10 UkCLASSTH80 PROCESS, MG DATE L3NOV70
T11 TLE--3ELT. A AMINOLEVULINIC ACID, HYDROCHLOUDE -U-:
AfjTH0R-(03)-AR6N2VA, IN,I sMAKHOVAt N.N.~., ZAVYALCIVIS ~~S. I
,-,.C.GUNTRY OF INFG--~USSR
S0UqCE--U.S,S.R. 266,773
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PUBLrSH;-=D--0lAPR70
~DATE
~SUBJECT AP EAS--ClHEM IS TRY
TON C J AG5-CHEi'-'tICAL-P.ATENT CHEMICAL SYNTHES. IS, . HYDROLYSIS, CARBOXYLIC
ACID CHLORIDE
CCNTROL~ MARK I NG--1,40 RESTRICTIONS
CLASS-UNCLASSIF[E-0
'P NO
PR(IXY
CIPIC ACCESSION IF40--AAOL32077
WNC LA S S f F [.E; D:

007 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING DATE--230CT70
!JlTLE--FAVORABLE EFFECT OF GAMMAiPICOLINE ON CtACYLATION OF
_u_
~'-.AUTHOA-(03)-ARONOVAj N.I., MAKHOVAI N.N.p 1AVYALOVe,~S.I.,
~'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
fir
.:-SOURCE--IZV. AKAO, NAUK SSSRY SER. KHIM. lcMo Mv'724
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
--SUBJECT.AREAS--CHEMISTRY
-TOPIC TAGS---PYRIDINF-t BENZENE DERIVATIVE$ ORGANIC AZOLE COMPOUNDo STERIC
HI NORA NC E ACYL RADICAL
CONTROL. MARK ING--NO RESTR tCT IONS
F:'.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:,PROXY RE-EL/FRAME--1999/1883 STEP NO--UR/0062/70/000/003/0724/0724.
C I RC ACCESSION NO--AP0123671
UNCLASSIFIED

0
~2/2 067 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-230CTI
ACCESSION NO--AP0123,671
".:,-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A,3STRACT. FOR AGYLATION OF
YLi5tGXAZ0LINONEv 4#METfJYLtPY8lDINE, RATHER THAN THE 3,1SOMER
(CARTER H. E., ET AL., 1953) WAS USED. THE.FOLLOWING YIELDS WERE
OaTAINED FROM THE ACYLATION RUN WITH-INDICATED RcocL tl~ S~Jow~.')' RESP.,
IN 4# 3y AND 2PMETHYLPYRIDINES AND IN PYRIDINE IT.SEI,F: CH SUB2 CH SUB2
OET 35PERCENTr PERCENT? TRACESv 0; CH SUB2. CH SUG2:CO SUB2 ME, 54, 10,
~~0#0; AND N,C SUB15 H SUB31 34t 21t 0i TRACES. THEjAVORABLE ACTION OF
THE- 4,.ISOMER iS A.SrRIBEO TO STERIC HINDRANCE AFFORU~0 BY IT TO THE
--."-COMPc-TING.NUCLEOPHILIC;ATTACK OFJHE~ANION :OF THIE: OXAZOLINONE ON THE C
ATOM OF ~ TH.E.-ACYL PYR LOIN IUM CATI ON. ~FACILITY,.: INST. ORG" Kfflm.
ZELINSKOG(Ji MOSCO'dt,USSR*.
1r
UNCLASSIFIED

91
1~L -47
5
AIIU',"M,IYAN, E. A., GIUMAIR ,V. I S. I-nsti-tu'e of
'~ ) Pd AAM., 11 ?
Orge-nic Chemistry imeni N. D., Zeli,nskiy' I:iRosccq)r,-A'8"a,'ae-'-my of sclences
USSR
"Pe-ulliarities of the Reaction ofltra,eils and Phosphoric Acid jb,,iides"
Moscow IzvestiTa Akadenii Nauh- SSSR, Seriya Kbimichoskaya, Vol
P-9-0 T--9
APr 70:
Abstract: 91io au,"hors studied conditions for direct LuTtination of
U V
with phosphoric a id amides. The re-
!Op_cy=a.-jd reiatled s L. nactures 0
aetion gives high yields of 2,4,-diaminopyrimidiaos when it is carried
5-
out at 21 2400 for 10-90 rain in the.prosence, ot traces of acids.
Amino hydrochlorides and P0013.may be used as eatalysts. Uracil-
unsubstitut
ed at the nitrogen atom, 12,6..dirre'hyl.'-4.~3,drox~Tyrimidine,
and 1-hypoxanthino give smoothent -reactions wIth G:?(NR2)3(I). The
amidea of phozphoric acid may vary in~their alkyl substa.-tuents, The
authors believe that the reaction of~(I) with th'~ amide function
occurs as a 1,2-addition through a four center intermediate structure.
The authors thamk V. A. KOREIF,,VSKIY for his spectrum research.
M DOW OR I M. _0 MI a

USSR MO: 5WRI 91 It" 547. 657
ARUTYM,,'.YAN, E. A., GUNAR, V. I# J, and ZAVIYALOV, I., Institute of
imeni N. D. Zelins ""Ita-diT611 Of Sciences
Organic Chemistry
IY
USSR
New Synthesis Method for 6-AminODurines"
ve -Uly -y algai~nicheskRya, Vol
Moscow Iz S ~~ a A-kadeni i Nauk SSSR,, Seri
953-955
Apr 76' Tp
Abstract! Anew synthesis of 6-aminopurines was deve.lo-ped by direct
unInat! n of hypoxanth-ine (1) or its derivatives with phosphoric
amides. For exam.-D! U - k' 'C_
- ~s,, (1) heated i.,,i.th 0'-P(T'iH':))2CC6F-5 a" '35'
galfg adenine, ra.p. > "00 C; (-T) heated with o.-P(N'
HCH206115) 3 at 230-
235 gave 6-benzy1aninopux,_Jno, m.p. 20.5-2060; 9-benzy_'l1q-po5~anth:Lno
(11 heated with O:P(1.'T(CH-,1 dimo thyl amino- 9-
12)~Iau 200-2250 gave 6~
benzy1purine, 127-12~0; 1) heated -with O:P(,NHC6H~)3 at 220-
'.235 g 'ly
0 ave 6-anil1no-9-benz*.%rlpurine, ri.p. 180-1820; an(~' ina-1
xanthene heated ,rrith 0..P(1,%T(CH3 6-bis- (dL-ae-1t-'hyl w-nino) -
)2)3 gave
'DU
--rine, m.p. 233-2370.
27

USSR UDC 621.314.61
NOVIKOV, M - N., PASHENTSEV, 1. D. And ZAV YALOV, V. A.
"Calculation ofithe Distribution of Pulse Voltage in a Network of
Semiconductor R6ctifiers in Series":
Sb. tr. Leningri In-t inzh. th.-d. trans .(Leningrad Institute of
Railroad Transportation Engineers ".~. a ction'of Wdrks),-Issue
293, pp 29-38 (from RZh-Elektronik 'i Nol, Jan
a~i Xeye primenena~Ke
70,.Abstract NolIB5355T
-of barrier capacitances
Translation: Tfte problem of the effect.
of particular rectifiers on the character of the pulie voltage
distribution is-considered. A method is develop*ed for calcul-a-
tion of pulse voltage distribution in t4e circuit of type VK2-7.oo
rectifiers which do not have protecting elements and equalizing
elements. The results of the,calculateA.and expi.,rimental data
are compared. Four illustrations and fiv ref
I e erences,. Summary
M1
ITSTIMI
ITSTIMI
ITSTIMI
,"'TIT"STIMI
MMR

USSR
PP -17
tfo TruboprOvOdOVI No By AujS 71 15
et a!., Stroitel's
ZEWOV A. V.
With this method the welding arc is stabilized by a magnetic
field created by a solenoid concentric with -the electrode. The
solenoid winding is in series with the welding circuit.;*~ The magnetic
field is controlled by varying the distance of. the'soleri,bid from the
weld.,
This method makes it possible to make tlw- inilial root weld
either from inside or from outside in the elbow joint of a pipe.
Analysis of weld sections showed that the quality of,the
welds is adequate. The subject solenoids can, be, instodled on exist-
In weldine heads. This will result in increased prod;uctivit,
9 y and
quality-
94

USSR UDC:, 669.783.5:538.2
ZAVIYALOV, V. K., RWVSKIY, 1. Z., LEVIN,~ Ye. S., NVZOROVA, C. G., GELID, P. V.,
Sverdlovsk
"Magnetic Properties of Liquid Alloys of Germanium with Iron, Cobalt and
Nickel"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Metally, No 6, 1973, pp 32-34.
Abstract: 71iis article presents the results of investigation of the magnetic
susceptibility of liquid Fe-Ge, Co-Ge and Ni--Ge alloys. The concentration-
temperature Lpendence of magnetic susceptibility.wa~ studied by the Faraday
e 900-1700*3 C temperature interval. It was found that the Curie-
method in th
'Weiss law is followed in Fe-Ge melts.-where N 0.7, in Co-Ge melts where
Ge:
0.45 and s-not ih.-Ni-~Ge melts.-`.. T" m~~,-entration dependences
0 ~ctlve~ magnoti ~nj~ rbi~~ Fo~'G6':an`d~ Co'Ge: illloys j1i er quali-
c mome If
ta iVely. 'In the first Mi6ws a minimum
t* case, the di~rid on.
eff
near NGe 0.2, while in the second case tie.ff vemains independent of concen-
NT 0.15 then increases fimi 3. 0 1; to 3. 7 ~i
tration approximately up to
Ge B B
(at about 30 at. Ge).
75

LIDC 629. 7. 063. 7(f)c-'3, 8)
uIISR
'T. K. cl~!M:TR,
SKOTNIKOV, 1. A. , SAITAYS, E. A., S!~L-01` P %I T~O ~J, 1:
"Bypass Valve 1~:)r Aircraft Enigine L-ahricall-lon Sys+ em,
USSR Authors Class B G4 d 13/00, F 16 Y, 5/00, No. 3051.011, Illi-
nounced 3 Fehrua~~ 19:70, Publ;shed 1.0 Septeirbea, 1971 (froma RZIi-AviEtsionnyye i
r.aket-nyye dvigate-li, No 11, Ancr 72, Abstract No 4..34. 66 11)
1-icat-on accordf---
an --aircraft
A u h; o r s C e a z r; S 7 12 (:3 c F-7 h -A-v -; at s J7 c. i i nly e v e c V I Z Ol
IS71, 12. n, 1--, u i r,'- c, ~it, I the thilt -il-cl r, _-i! ri VIC C
o I c -off f.A.cn-..rnz- is e D --r~
hydraulic Tlq',~ C'I'V. I..) ; h , z- I, ut .! - - - L", a
titlon into -o va.1-2-.al s---`Ls ~!n vrlicl~ have upnas.~te alvul,-3, dlisrdac,3-
-ited
h.tr, i n "'in sci)Ln
c Q. 3 Q., i I -~ I S
inenit relarive-
fl,Ofli the fqlft.,itj. by a rylificivical screon. 2 111. Resume.

NNUM
and tub
Lubricants :rication
;0I
USSR uDc 669.24,14'715-419:621-771
KHOREVY M. I., and ZAWYALOV YU. I.
"Eliminating Yetal Gathering on the Rolls in Rolling Hickel-Stee I -Aluminum Strip"
Noscow, T8vetnyye Y4tally, No 3, Va-r 7C, PP 52-54
Abstract: A description is given of a method of rolling with various pass reduc-
Rim
tions using various technological lubricants in orcler to el inato metal gathering
on the rolls. A table shows 5 sets of parameters for pass reductions, weldability
ratios, and metal gathering on rolls; another table given t:ae compositUons of 9
16, was ound
lubricants, their characteristics, and rolling results. Lubricant No 3 f
best in eliminating metal gathering. The stib-sequent rollijag is done on a cluster
Mill i6O/35ox450: 0-95--0.65--0-5--0-38--0-24--0.20 imi usiag lubricants Nos. 5 and
6, since they bujrn out beat on amiealing. Mhe stripAs awnealed. in a compartment-
type electric furnace for 12 hrs., the tiape tlemperatme 1-,Q:Ulg 515-'150c-
h. -

2/Z 032 UNCLASSI FIED1 PROCE SST NG DATE-04DEC-70
'CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0133048
-ECT OF:~ HYDROSTATIC ll~'~,ESSURE
ABSTPLACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABS IRACT. TH E EFf
P0('H
il-1000 ATMI WAS INVESTIGATED OF DARK C0616 OF S [IS I'~:LQ!31: r0 rfiF-
ON POLYCRYS-To SPEC1114rNS AS WEE-LL 16 OiNl SliNIGLE
OF THE PHASE TPANS I T I rur-~ I
CRYSTALS. FROM RESULTS OF THE IMEASUREMENTS OF THE P'Rit--S~UFRE 0FPEt40FN'C.-r
OF SP. RESISTANCEt THIF COEFF, OF NEZORESISTANCE PRESSUPE
~j FRSF
~WAS CALCO., W'HICH IS A COMBINATION OF LONGITUDINAL AND rlt~ SV
COEFFS. IN THE REGION OF THE PHASE TRANSITION, A SHARP k,'AX. 14AS Of3SD.
lN THE DEPENDENCE OF THIS COEFF. CIN TEMP.. 141TH uibiJEA-sa tuissuRE, rH'E
MAX. IS SHIFTED TOWARDS LOWER TEMPS. AND IT NITUIDE DECREASES
MONOTONICALLYr BUT STILL REAMINS LARGE EVENAT YEMPS~. FAR FRom rHE PHASE
TRANSITONI.- PRESSURE DERIVS, OF THE ENEAGY OF YHE A~TIVATION AND THE
W,IDTH OF THE FORBIDDEN BAND HAVE MAX. AT,'-. THE.~PHASE I'RANSITION WHIrli WtTH
:-'JNCREASE0 -PRESSUR-E ARE -SHIFTED, 10WARI) ~LdWFR--jV4pS*
UNC L AS$ I F-IE 0

USSR UEG 546.4-9'23:539-238
SVEOMIKOV, S. V., SHTPOI, YE. L., KLOCWOV, V. P. 7 VIYALOVA. L I.
and TORCHUN, N. bl., Institute of Sem-iconductors, Ac'TFe"MMVVYW7F ftC;n*'ts um't
~Monocrystalliine layers of Cadmium Selen'de"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSRj Neorganicheskiyo materialy, Vol
No 12, Dee 71, pp 2146-2149
Abstract: This paper concerns the study of the specific properties of a
single-crystal layer grown on a substrate. The exper:Uiental layer of hemi-
gonal and a mixture of hexagonal and cu~.bi* modl~ications iras produced by
vacuum deposition of cadmium selenide on mica substraltes in a quasi-closed
space. The morphology of the deposited layer indicates that the surface
growth of cadn. ium selenide layers is formed by hexagonal pyranids or trian-
gles and hexagons. Three basic types of pyramids are observed: pyranids
with pointed apexes and flat lateral faces, stepped pyramidss,and truncated
pyramids. A correlation was revealed betueen the dimensiona of the grown
shapes and their electric conductivity. Both the res~_stivity. and photosen-
sitivity of the layers increase with the-increasing cross section of the
pyramids. The photosensitivity of single-crystal lacers comprising cubic
and hexagonal modifications of Cd"a is higher than that of layers with hexa.-
gonal modifications. (I illustratl~ons, i .0 bibliograp es)
hie referenc
61

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bbiolb&
'9.843i611-018.461
USSR UDC 616.833-001.28-003,93i6l6,7i-ooa.46-oo
ZAYACgOVSKlyp A. G., Chair of Vervous Diseases, Ternopol' 14'edical Institute,
'11;'ffecVof the Transplantation of Preserved.~Autologous Bbne Ma=ow on I;erve
~egenexation in Coabined Trauma"
Kiev# Vrachebnoye Delo, No 5, Ray ?1,.pp 119-121
Abstracti Rabbits were irradiated with x-mys: in a dose of 600 r. ljaiiediately
after irradiation, neurotony of the left sciatic neinie was c.=Ied out,
followed by neurorrhaphy. Twelve or 1441 hrs after irradiation, the animals
received an intravenous injection of autologous preserved bone zmx--ovr in an
anou-nt coz-zesponding to 3 - 5 x 105-7 nuclear cells. The bone 0was
rezoved by suction from the fenur and tibia and preserved at minus 78 in a
1~% solution of dimethylnulfoxAde. Transfusion of the bone varrow 12 Lxs
after ir-radiation resulted in a hi6her rate. of survival 'of the animals and
Produced r-ore effective regeneration, resorption of. deday products, neuro-
tizationp and myelinization of nerve fibers than transfusion 144 hr-- after
irmdiation.

USSR UIDC 1537.:22G+537-311-331:1537+5-351
VAP VS
BERCHA) D. M. SLIM, V. YU, LQVGA, 1- V., TURYARITSA,
I. D.$ AND CHEPURy D. V.
"Effect of Piezoresistance in BiSeI Crystals
V sb. Poluvrovodn-, elektronika (Semiconductor Electronics Collection of
Works)-, ITzhgorod, 1971) PP 53-58 (from Rzh-Fizika., No 10) Oct 71, Abstract
No loYE651 by G. G. RLJDOVOL)
Translation: An investigation was made of the effect of piezaresistance and
electrical conductivity in acicular BiSeI I single cryste~ls, ar, well as their
tempereture dependence in the 270"1150 K temperatvxe xmnge. : It was established
that the pie,-oresi3tance coefficient is complexly (peal6jise) temperature-
dependent. it is wLig ~d that the semiconductor hasi~re e --l donor levels,
uhich are depleted in turn, This results in several peaks, dependunt on the
0
number of i=urity levels. However, the peak found inAhe I'AO-140 K tempera-
ture region is due to a phase transition of the siocotid~kind,+ In the, 2300 K
region the piezoresiatance doer; not involve a~ phatie tvinsition, btit is dfue to a
change in the activation energy of imi)urlty Jevels - $=-h an af3sunTmtion is
confirried by the fact that iri.exi)erimantal otudies a shift in the miniiam ia
observed from specirrnen to specimen, while' the mininwn constant at
T-;1330 K.

UDC 616.831:616.9361-07
Virov Medical Institute
Kiev, Vrachebnoye Delo, No,12, 1971, pp 104-105
Abstract: From 1964 to 1966 47 patients with cerebral inalaria were observed
in a hyperendemic region [unspecified] of malaria outside tbi:-~ Soviet Union.
The 42 males and 5 females ranging in age from 15.to 50 developed the
characteristic cerebral syriptoms:2 to 20.days after onset of the disease
together with somnolence (15), sopor (21), or.coma (11). Almost all ex-
bibited the meningeal syndrome, various neurologic disturbances, and the
7
typical symptoms of malaria. Therapy was generally ini~iatel with intra-
muscular injection of the schizonticida chloroquine diphosphate. Other
agents administered included glucose, p olyvinylpyrro lid one, norepinephrine,
nikethamide (cordiamine), ascorbic acid, calcium gluconate, cocarboxylase,
and hydrocortisone. Lumbar punctures-aided.17 patientsi.with symptoms of
meningeal irritation. The prognosis for ~Cerebral malaria is,always guarded,
especially for those in a coma. Five of the III who went into a coma died,
wliereas the other 36 recovered.
44

USSR UDC 621.315,592
DOVGOSHEY, N. I., FIRTSAK, Yu. Yu., TURYANITSA, I. D.,
1~QVSKIY P
and MEVNICHENK0, T. N.
"Production and Some Physical Properties:of SbSI and Sb'SeI Films"
V sb. Poluprovodn. elektronika (Semiconductor Electronics Collection of
Works), Uzhgorod, 1971,,pp 66-70 (from RZh-Elektronika i yeyle :primeneniye,
No 9, September 19*471, Abstract No 9B165):
Translation: The films were produced by the method of discrete explGsive
vaporization of source material in a unit mounted at the base of the UVR-2
general-purpose vacuum station. Single crystals obtained from the gaseous
phase were used as the source material. Vaporization. was conducted at a pres-
sure of 10-4 mm of mercury on cold and hot mica and glmss substrates. X-ray
studies showed that specimens deposited on the cold substrates are quasi-
morphous, and films obtained on substrates heated to 150-160'C were poly-
crystalline. Films deposited on substrates heated to 270*C 41splay an excess
Of SbS3 and Sb2Se3, respectively. Measurements of the~electrical conductance
w
e
re made on films obtained on mica substrates heated to 150 160'C. The
temperature dependence of the electrical.conductivity for a SbSI film is
chaxacterized by a low-temperature linear section withlan activation enargy
1/2

USSR
DOVGOSHEY, N. I., et al., Poluprovodn. elektronika (Semiconductor Electronics
Collection of Works), Uzhgorod, 1971, pp 66-70 (from RZh-Elektronika i yeye
No 9, September 1971, Abstract No SB165)"
of 0.08 ev and two sections of lineai dependence in the region of high tempera-
tures.(0-100*C) with activation energies of.O..57 and,0.68 ev. For SbSeI the
temperature dependence of electrical,coaductivity has two linear sections with
activation energies of 0.96 and.0.98 ev. The width of the forbidden band
A K = 1.94 ev is determined by the spectral dependence of the absorption
coefficient M for SbSI films at room temperature. The absorption edge
K is a straight line in the case of the function K1/2 = f(hv). The function
K1/2 - f(hv) plotted for SbSel gives a width of the forbidden band equal to
1.73 + 0.05 ev and indicates the presence of interzonal indirect junctions,
9 ref. 1. 1.
2/2
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2
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USSR
V, x5 39 - 374
V. P., STEPANENK0, A. V., ZAYASH 1. V,
"Effect o Intensity of Ultrasonic Vibration's on,Certain Para.--ters o f t h e
~,Rolling Process."
a
V sb. Plastich. defoiiratsiva i obrab. met. darleniNem (Plx--Stic D:!forrr-ation , --d
Pressure Working of Metals--coUection of vorks),j t1insk, '.'Irauka I teklm.", 1969,
pp 46-5o (fron, R&_-Mekhanika, 110 3, March 1970, Abstract No: 3V419)
Translation. A study has been made of the effect amplitude lmts oi
i reducing forces
and increasing reduction and drawing when strips are rolled,from KZ copper with
the superposition of ultrasonic vibrations. It is showii tbAt the efficiency of
the action of ultrasonic vibrations rises as the Intensity is increased and as
the degree of reduction in.dimlniehed. flesWne

USSR
Uir,5
FEMM IS) v. A... and ZA)7..TS, P K., Kazan Order of the Labor lied hanner Avia-
tion Institute
"A Pneumoelectric Monitor for Aerod,,yq=nic Angles"
USSR Author's Certificate 110 366i-pl, Filed 19 Jan 70, 11tfolished 16 Jan 73
(fror. Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Prom-jshlenrkyje Obraztsy.,; Tt-.r----,-n:qe Znaki, No 7,
M--r- (a) 73, Claim No lbOO485/40-23)
Translation: 1. A pl*ieuratic monitor for aerodynamic anL;Ies containing; a
-cyllndricall nozzle, placed perpendIcular to the Luiperturbed ~4ncoriding --ith
4.
two series o~ inlets warmed by the electrical current of a sel-iliconductor
istor inserted in the mleasuaring circuit, distingt1ished 'by tie fact that in
Ul
order to increase the reliability of operation and decrease th~~ prersu-y-e
tion in the in-let's, a flow clieupber connected with the i~nlats, is introd]L~cad in
the pneiciatic schei~ie of the transducer.
-Lu:-.,oel-ctTJ.c tre 1. -uished by the
2. The pne naducer in paragraph 1. is dic;Unb
U
fac"k, - VM') in order to increase the accuracy of neasurafinent' ~ Capsilles Of thor".
anenon-etric transforrers, consisting of a bead therr;dstor, .1:nozzle and an
insulating sleeve, are rlo-xnted in the channels at the cli~orber oratlet.
-ic ti-ansdu -aph 1 is distinr_,uished by 4-~.e
3- Tne pn=:joelecti, cer iii para,~i
1/2
..........
-HIM; 11111H111t

USSR
MENCTS1 V. A and ZAYATS, P. K USSR Autliorl:s Certif icea I-To 66121 Filed
3
19 Jan 70., Palished 16 Jan 73
fact that, in order to increase the i-ange oi- aerodynai-.iic a. r - IQ.-, ir.,eas-,zrable, v.
C,
servo svstem is introduced, controlled by a signal of mismatch -iriith the oatT),at
OTI 4-
of the r2easurinG scheme - the transducer, providing such a position of the
nozzle relative to the air 'low, that eqitality~of pressure in.the inle's fs
achieved.
2/2,
130

VAVILOV, V. c;,, GUZZ7EYeV, N. V., ZAYAT V -.A KONONE-21KO, V. L., MAIMEM'ShTAM, T. S.,
and MURZIN, V. N,
"The Spectra of Photo Eycitation of.Free Excitons by Subm:illimeter Radiation in
'.Ultra Pure' Germanium"
oscow, s ma v urna sp men a noy eore a escoy z 0
No- 9, 5 May 73, PP 480 483
Abstract% Recent eyneriments-have-been euccessful. in th9 study of characteristics of
excitons in the long-wave infrared band. Absorption in:the re.-lion of 2 - 5 Mev
was observed in 1971. Subsequent experiments with a 1xickttards wave tube recorded
absorption by free excitons in germanium of a triplet with a max rum at 3.42 Aev.
13cm-3
In both cases the germanium had residual impurities of M- - IC , which
does not completely exclude possible impurity effects. The avithors have nade
teats at impurity levels no greater than 5'101,() em-3 with a. backward wave t-ube
at 340 - 455 and 510 - 730 micrometers,as vrell as with a diffraction spectrometer
atthe far infrared rf~r,,ion of 60 700 micrometers, The:axperiments were at
-1 4.2 degrees K,

-PSSR
VAVIIDV, V. S., et al., Moscow, PisIma v Zhurnal Eksperimltntallnoy i Teoreticheskoy
-FJziki, Vol 17, No 9, 5 May 73, pp 480 1- 483
lts indicate that the binding energy of the exciton in the ground state
Resu t,
-is 3.7 Plev and that the distance between the lowest tw6 rtates is 0.7 Mell
a result which agrees fairly well -with theoretical predicIlions and with measure-
-ents -in the interzonal transition region. 'The narr4wnesr~ of ~,he aibsorption lines
of the 6-teitons does not sub-
measured Andicates that kinetic.energ
stafffla
contribute to broadenDW, these lines. The broadness is apparently
relatedto interactions between the excitons and null oscillations of the crystal
lattice
24-

USSR
GUSEV, B~ V., ZAZIMKO, V. G., ZAYATS, Yu OSIPOV, B. A.
"Graphic Analysis in the Study of Mathematical Models"
GTaficheskiy Analiz pri Issledovanii Matematicheskikh Modeley [English
Version Above], Dnepropetrovsk, 1972, 8 pages (Translated from Referativnyy
Zhumal Kibernetika, No 6, 1973, Abstract No,6V710 6EP, by the authors).
Translation: Graphic analysis of mathematical models of technological pro-
Cesses is applied. It is demonstrated using two examples, determination of
the.optimal parameters of.vibration and composition. of concrete.

USSR mc:.
ZAYATS, V. K., SIDOROV, G. I., ALEKSANDROV,:Yu. A., PAILAG,IN, V. A.
"An Installation for Testing Capacitors on Audio Frequencies"
Pribory i sistemy avtomatiki. Resp. mezhved. nauch.-tekhn. sb. (Devices and
Systems for Automation. Republic Interdepartmental Scier-tific and Technical
Collection), 1970, vyp. 14, pp 45-48 (fromi,RM-Radioteklinika 110 5, MaY fl,
Abstract No 5V330)
Translation. The authors describe an installation,for.r--liabili-ty testing
capacitors in the acoustic frequency range. The unit is~a low-frequency
power.oscillator operating into a tank circuit,~whooe cEtp4citive element ir,
a test group~of capacitors. Test frequencies are 3,00, 200, 40r), 500, 1,000,
21500t 5,000 and 10,000 Hz- IMne maximum capacitance- of';the group of test
capacitors is 104F at a maximur. voltage of: 1,4010 V on 106, liz, and 210 V on
10,000 Fz. ne installation can be .based for lop&-term toists. Two illustra-
tions, bibliography of two titles. Resum6j,
66
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Antennas
USSR
ZAYQIENKO, A. Radio Physics Engineer
"S eiak Starsl"
P
Mosco;j, Radio, No 8, Aug 71, pp.8-9
Abs tract: The article is a description of the UTR-2 Radiotelescope built in
Grakovo in the Khar'kovskaya Oblast. The telescope covers an area of 15.5
hectares (about 38.3 acres). A bird's ey!e:view of the antenna reveals a huge
letter "T" with dimensions of 1860 x 900 meters. The thickness of the letter
is 51 meters, and it consists of 2040 half-wave dipoles set up in a column
six abreast. These dimensions give an equivalent alactrical area- of 150,000
sq. m. at the zenith for reception.of extremely weak radio sources located
The "T" shape gives prac-
tens of billions of light years from the earth.
tically the same resolution as a "crossil antenna with M, ch f dwer elements.
The dipoles of the antenna are fixed, and the"beam" of:the radio telescope
is.controlled electrically by time delay lir~es in the form of sections of
coaxial cable. The control system,is des;cribed as welLas the phasing cir-
cuit. A modulation method is used for accumulation of -useful signals with
chart-recorder registration. A time system,of phasing is used which makes the
parameters of the installation independent.of frequency..
id, M.

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:CIRC ACCESSIC-N NU--AP0143387
GP-0- ABSTRACT*. GROWTH OF LERTOSPIRA ON MFOIUM
FROP, SHEEP AND CATTLE SERUM WAS COMPLETELY. SATISFACTORYt. SERUM WAS
"AUDED TO DISTILLED WATER AND KAMPOLCN ANC AUTOCLAVE-D. ~ THE OPT [MUM Pm
V. - -PF TH-115 MEDIU114 VARIED
FOR. CULTIVAT10" OF LEPTOSPI.RA IS 7.2~7-5. THE, PH
-FROM 7.2-7.7. THE BEST GRQ'nTH WAS NOTED 014 MEDIA C0NTAJNl~4G 6-10PEACENT
SEP UM. LEPfOSPIRA CULTIVATED ON T111S.-SEEDIUM WERE. '"'-.5PECA ALLY MOTILE.
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SEPUTYPES L. HE3DG* -S, L. ILTEROHAEMORRHAGIAC POM011.41 AND L.
GKIPPOTYP~iOSA GREW BEST, AND L. TARASSUVJ~ AND L. BATAVIAL
NOT AS WELL.
_7 FACILITY: - IOOSKOVSKIV TEKKNOLOGICHE-SKlY :INSTITUT MYASNOY I
_.MuLOCHNCY PREMYSHLENNUSTI MOSCOW TECHNGLI161CAL INSTITUTE- OF THE MEAT AND
1A I k YINDUSTRY.

212 016 UNCLASSI F I ED, M)CESSING DATE--27NOV70
'Cll~C. ACCESSION NO-AP0130240
-A-8STRACTIEXTRACT-41J) GP-0- ABSTRACT A NEW 1-1 T H 0 0FOR DIAGNOSItJ"I
tEPTOSPIROSIS OF S4INE IS BASED ON THE: PROLONGFD F-IXATION
01"I
~REACTI, WITH SWINE SERUM 51fiGLE- ANTIGENS QR POLYAINTIG~ilhl. A P(jLYMq'rf(;E
CONTUINING SEROTYPES L. GR(PPOTYPHOSAt, L. -POIAMINAt: ~L.
I.CTEROHfIEPIOPRHAGIAE, L. MRASSM11 , L. HEBDOMADIS,: :AND t., F3ATAVfA-E WAS
IFTC
SPEC IN THE PROLONGED COMPLEMENT FIXATION REACT[CIN AND DID NOT SH01-1
ANT ICO iMPLEMENT PPOPERTIES IN A DOUBLE T[TRAreo oo,sliz.. 41 TOTAL OF 419
PERCENT MORE POSITIVE AND DOUBTFUL REACHONS AMONG~:Ai\l!~IALS WERE DETECTED
-JAN 'WITH THE:STANIDARD COMPLE-ME.."IT F~M%TTOPJ TEcT,
BY THIS METHOD T1 TH
PRO LONGED - COMPL EM EN T F I XA T I ON TEST WA S. ALSO BE TTER FOR ~O I FF ERENT I AL
9 1 AGNOS IS OF ANIMAL SWITH LEPTOSPIR0514; FROM ~,,.NIMIALS CONVALESCING FROM
JHE DISEASE THAN THE COtl~',IONLY.,Et-!PLOYED,MICROAGGL!I)T.f.~~14ri~0,1-4 im LY-sIS
TES T FACILITY: MOSCOW T C C 1*110 L 0 G I C A LliNSMUTE OF THE MFAT AND
-1 RY 11
-J)A .4DUSTRY.
4
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-USSR UDC 665-4: 51L~2. 0,43
ITOVOSELOVA, L. BABELY V. ZAYCHE NKO L. PROS.11-MR-l'u-'OV,
V. Alt
-lixtures of Alkylphenol and 11 osDhonate Anti-
Synergism of I Ih -
oxidants in the Process of O.-,idation of Uhite Paraff in Oil"
Leningrad, Zhurnal pri~-,IadnoZ lchih, ii, v0 1 64, NTo 10, Oct 71,
23k9-2352-
Abstract": This naDer deals with hew antioxidants, their miytures
d _see r
F
n gistic r perties. AlkylphenoI3 are the basic anti-
yn o-
o.lidants; thiocarbonates, sulfide#,. phosphiten and.-ohosphonates
are the syner-ists which enhance the in-hibiting action of alk7l-
phenols. An attempt to explain the mechanism and factors resDon-
sible for the synergistic effect is described here, The experi-
ment.involved dialRylphosphonate (as the synorgist) and alkyl-
phenol (antio".idant). 1.11* .1-ures of both were tested or- white
-oaraffin oil as a readily oxidizable medium. The total concen-
`o
tration of the inhib L, -s i-n 'he oil was cons-I-ant- a-Lid eaual to
0.005 mol/l. Only the "PhosDhilte-Dhenol" .-atio was varied.
Bint,iry diagrams were plottedlon the.basis of the test data for
1/2

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110VOSELONIA, L. V., et al, Zhurna 1prikladnoy 11chimii, Vol 64,
No-10, Oct 71, PP 2349-2352
each individual component and of the phosphite-phenol mixtures
as functions of concentration, The results show ionol:IE-l in
ratios of 0-001:0.004 and 0.002:0.003 to have the highest syn-
effect. The maximum induction period exceeded that of
the most effective inhibitor, at a concentration of the latter
equal to the total, by a factor of 2.0-2.5. 7.1hen used inde-Dend-
ently, the antioxidants were not very effective. Ir mixtur
es
with thionhosnhonate they inhibit oxygen absorp6lon, Ath 'he
effect diroctiy proportionRl to the content of' thiophosnhonato.
Curves are shown to denonstrate the kinetics of.o.-yrre
n absorption
during oxidation of paraffin oil in.the:presenc,,,.~ of different,
mixtures of inhibitors at 1750c,' the.iZiductiomperiod of paraffin
oil oxidation as a function of~phosphonate: ion'ol molar ratio.
212
woman" 61

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.5

USSR PC: 536.2:536.63
N JL,
PSOY, V. E., CHRIMOVSKOY, V. Ya., SOVITSKIY, Ye. M. TYI 'INA,. 14-
PETZ
AM-ASOVIC11, Ye. S., AFSKAYA, Ye.. P. ZAYCHE
110, X. 14., PEM&~i V. A.
,
Institute of High Temperatures of tW'AM'r--- Sciences''of the USSR,
Y
~
letallurgy imeni A. A. Baykoy of, the Acandemy .oll' Sciences of
Institute of M
Ahe USSR
.11some Physical Properties of a New Alloy in the Ni cl-.cl-r-,heiiiuirflolybdezium
system"
Moscow, Teplofizika Vysokikh Temperatur, Vol:112:No 2, Mar/Apr 73, pp
:435-456
Abstract: The authors study the heat conduction, coefficient of. thermal
ex- ansi on and resistivity of an alloy in the ~nicl,,el.-rlieii4lliuii-i-iol.37"Cdenum
CP

system containing 10 vt. 5 Pe und 15 wt 1410 -Curves are Given shoiing the
p
'temperature dependence of the riensured pErmmeters between 100 and 1.00(3'C.
The results indicate structural transforma'lion of the alloys in the solid
state., t Anallysis points to the possibility of forniation of the so-callcd
observed in the region of solid solutions~. of . the nickel-c'hromium
system with more than 165 chrom-iiz-a. However,.. a final ~explajiatioii of the

bser
o
ved anomalies will require further rescareh.~

USSR. UDC 533.697
ABOLTIN, E. V. , ZLYOTINKO, Ye. N.
"Calculation of Turbine Flow in a Bladeless Diffuser of a Centrifugal Com-
pressor Considering Compressibility"
Tr. Tsentr. n.-i. avtomob' i'avtomot' 'in-ta (Works of the C fic
entral Scienti
Research Automobile and Automobile Motor Institute),,~1972, No. 138, pp 15-35
(from RZh-41ekhanika, No 3, Mar 73,~ Abstract Y6 3B379)
Translation: A steady-state axisy-mmetric turbulent fIr-w of gas in a bladeless
diffuser of a centrifugal com, pressor is analyzed considering such character-
istics as the three-dimensional character of the flow, the absence of a poten-
tial nucleus and the heterogeneity of the floiv over thaprofile of the channel.
Relationships for calculating the coefficient of the decrease in the velocity
circulation, tbe average angle of flow and the average Ptatic pressure were
Calculntod by integrating, the differential cqtwitions of! motion. It Wn5l 1311OWLI
that the meridional. component of che tangent strcqs has a negLigibly sinal I
effect on losoes to friction in a bladeless diffuser in'the rinige b9, > 0.014
and a2 30*. The calculations of the coefficient of the decrease In the
1/2

USSR
ABOLTIN, E. V., MYCHENK0, Ye. N... 'Tr.''Tr;etitr.' 'n.-4.' 'avtombb. i avtomor.
in-ta_, 1972, No. 138, pp 15-35
circulation of velocity are compared with data obtained by a calculation by
the formulas of K. Pfleyderer, G. N. Den and Val'denatstsi.. The canparlson
showed that consideration of the additional factors affecting the flow in
the diffuser leads to a decrease in this coefficient. Comparison of tbe
computational results and experimental data indicate the sufficient accuracy
of the computational method for determining the surrounding velocity component
and the angle of flow over a wide range of modes with respect to the. f low
angle (10* < a2 < 40*) and the Mach nitmber (M(C2) < 0-8) - It is also shown
that the use of the computations of the average velocity in calculating totil
pressures on the basis of static pressure measured-on both walls of he d1f-
fusar ensure a high accuracy in determining the averagE~.total pressure. One
cmi say, starting from this, that a similar metbod foridetermining the total
pressure can be used in testing a ccmpressor~to evaluate the effectiveness of
elements of the flow portions. 7 ref. Authors' abstract.
2/2
23

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USSR UDC 533.697
ABOLTIN, E. V., ZAYCHENKO.-Yu. N.
"Calculating the Potential Gas Flow in a Dladeless Diffuser of a Centrifugal
Compressor"
Tr. Tsentr. n.-i. avtomob. i avtomor. in-ta (Works of the Central Scientific
Re-search Automobile and Automobile Motor Institute), 1972, Nc. 138, pp 9-14
(from RZh4lekhanika, No 3, Mar 73, Abstract No 3B377)
Translation: A method is proposed for calculating the potential flow of a
gas ki a bladeless diffuser of a centrifugal, compressor: thich makes it -oos-
sible to determine the angle of the flow nnd the degree,of ric;e in static
pressure directly from graphs, given the initial conditions at the input to
the dif fuser. A method is also proposed for :calculating ~the width of t1ba
bladeless diffuser for a given distribution of the degr:j!e of ~.rise in static
pressure in the radial direction. :5, ref Au.thors' abstract.

21.1mill, i "M Rd 3" i Wwa
USSR UDC 533.697
ABOLTIN, E. V., ZAYCHENKO, Yu. N.
"Study of Flow in a Bladeless Diffuser With Varying Wall Roughness"
Tr. Tsentr. n.-i. avtomob. i avtomor. in-ta (Vorks of the Central Scientific
Research Automobile and Automobile Motor Institute), 1972, No. 138, pp 3-8
(from RZh-Hekhanika, No 3, Mar 73, Abstract No 3B378)
Translation: The effect of sand roughness on flow in a bladeless diffuser
was obtained as a function of the coefficient of losses with respect to the
relative roughness as the result of a study.: Ibis relationship Indicates the
rapid rise in losses in the diffuser with an 1ncreaseja roughness, It was
sho;m that an -increase in roughness leads not only to a:growth in losses to
friction but also to an intense rise, in the magnitude or reverse radial cur-
rents. An approximate evaluation of the effect of the rise In the class of
the cleanness of the surface of the diffuserwalls on the efficiency of the
is given an the basis of the data obtained. Author.-,' abstract.
compressor

USS~R UDC 519.24
-,7-AYCHENKOI YUt-.L-
"On an Evaluati
on of Parameters. of a~ Nonstationary Process of a
Single Class"
Vestn. Kiyev. politekhn. in-ta. Ser. avtomatiki i elektropri-
borostr. (Herald of the Kiev Politechnic Institute, Automation
and,Electrical Instrument-iraking,Series), No,,8, 1971, pp 71-73
(from Referativnyy Zhurnal Matmatika, No,:9, Sep 71, Abstract
No 9V25.,
Translation: The problem of evaluattzg the pardmeters of a non-
stationary random process whose characteric-tic5 drift according
to an urknown time la-n is examined.. A two-G-tate algorithm of
stochastic approximation is proposed.for its:.solution. The
first stage is the usual stochastic approximition procedure, and
the second is a prediction method based on the Kolmogorov-Gabor
formula and is intended to isolate the trendAdrift law). The
ev"tiotlof the trend found is used in the flirst-stage algorithm
next step.

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; OF
E-RESULTS OF OBSERVATION Of- SPRING RESTRUCTURING CIRCULATION IN
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