SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOCHARNIKOV, V. K. - BOCHKOV, YU. M.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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UDC 678.744.3-139.01:53
AMELINA, M. A., liAKASHOV, G. F., KHOROSHIW.VA, I. P., BOCHARNIKOV, V. K.,
and BUBLIK, V. A.
"Radiation Hardening of Oligomeric Esteroacrylates"
Plasticheskiye 114assy, No 4, Apr 71, pp 5-7
Abstract: The use of ionizing radiation for polymerization of unsaturated
polyesters, conducted at elevated temperatures in the absence of catalysts,
enables one to chanae the rate and the extent of the poll-merization process
within a broad range, control rigorously the degree of hardness of the 07t)-
tained products, improve purity, homogeneity, decrease internal stresses
of the products and impart to them higher thermal stability and mechanical
strength. The purpose of the article was to study the effect of chemical
structure of polyesters, particularly oli 4gomeric esteroacrylates on the
rate of their radiation polymerization, physical an,! mechanical properties
of radiation hardened products and the magnitude of radiation dose which is
necessary to produce materials with optimum physical and mechanical indices.
Co=erical oligomeric esteroacrylates were investigated: MGF-7, MGF-8,
MGF-9 and TMGF-11. A cobalt-60 gamma radiation source was used at room
temperature. The dose rate was 180 radisec. Thermochemical polymerization
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AMELINA, M. A., et al., Plasticheskiye Massy, No 4, Apr 71, pp 5-7
was conducted in parallel to radiation hardening for comparison. It was
found that radiation polymerization of oligomeric esteroacrylates produces
higher quality products than those obtained by ordinary thermochemical
polymerization. Since the radiation doses which are needed in order to
obtain radiation hardening of polymers are low the use of this method in
certain cases is expedient.
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USSR UC 55.0.837
BOCHAPUNIKOV, V. V.
"Radiowave Profiling Procedure"
Moscow, Otkrvciya, Izo~reteniva, Promyshlennyve Obraztsy, Tovarnvye Znahi, No 16,
8 Hay 70, p 60, Patent No 2170121, Filed 20 Oct 66
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a radiowave profiling pro-
cedure distinguished by the fact that in order to deternine the depth of an
ore body the maximum reflected fields are found for two different positions
of the transmitting and receiving antennas with given radiation patterns.

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OC 616-155.3-OO8.l3t5?6.858-13-095,-n83
BOCHAROVt A. F. t YOYSIADI, S. A., ANCHERKOVA, A. M., VOROININA, F. V., and
-ff. -,-Chair of Virology, Central Institute of Advanced Trainin g
of Pkysicians, Ministry of Yealth USSR# and Institute of Epideal-ology 7md
Microbiology ineni V. F. Ganaleya# Academy of Medical Sciences USSR, Moscoll
"The Effect of Immunological Reactivity of Rabbit Leukocytes and r1acropha4;cs
on Inter-Peron Production in the Presence of Herpes Virus"
Moscow, Voprosy Virusologii, No 6r Nov/Dec 71, pp 725-731
Abstracti UDon contact with herpes virus in vitr-op interferon is produced
in small amounts by leukocytes obtained from the peripheral blood of control
rabbitst in I=
~P~r arounin of leukocytes uid nacrophages ob-LA-ned from the
peritoneal exudate of control rabbitsp and in the larCest amounts and at the
fastest rate by p--ritoneal leulcocytes and macrophages of paarviouzly LaMunized
rabbits. After vaccination, white blood celle mobilized in the paritoneall
exiidate have a faster metabolic rate, including a hifjjer activity of oxida-
tive and hydrolytic enzymes and a greater R2111A concentration, th-tin in the
control state, and they also absorb the antigen aore read-ily. Evidence
indicates that these factors axe responsible for the augmeated prodtiction
of interferon.
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UDC 576.858.6-616.155.392
BARINSKIY, I. F., SHUBLADZE, A. K., BOCqAROY, A. F., FILATOV, F. P., and
M1ENT1YEV, I. V., Institute of Viroro-gy imen=. 1. Ivanovskiv, Academy of
Medical Sciences USSR, Moscaw
"Leukocytic Virus of Human Leukemia"
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Moscow, Voprosy Virusologii, No 6, Nov/Dee 70, pp 729-730
Abstract: Three virus strains were isolated from donor cultures obtained from
leukemia patients. The strains were not stable and decomposed on treatment
with ether or after theriao-inactivation at 60'C for 30 minutes. They were
apathogenic with respect to test animals (rabbits, adult mice, rats, guinea
pigs) and chick embryos. They did not exhibit pronounced cytopathic activity
in lung tissue and sirailar cultures. The leukocytic. leukemia virus was found
to have a density of 1.184 g/cm3, which corresponds to the densities of known
leukosis viruses of mice and birds. Electron-microscopic studies established
the existence of typical leukemia particles with the characteristic morphology.
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1/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--FUINLTIGNAL PELULIARITIES L)F A BLOCKED TRANSAISSION OF AN AUTcJAL)djLE
WITH A 4X4 KHEEL CONFIGURATION -U-
AUTFu'R-(02)-BC;CH.ARUV9 N.F.v ;AAKARUV, S.C.
CCL;--.TRY OF INFO--USSR
SGORCE-MOSCOW, AVTCMUGlL'i44/~pRUt'4YSHLEN-NCJSTI, NO 2r 1970, PP 8-10
DATE PUbLISHED---70
SU3JECT AREAS--MECH., IND.t CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS-ROAD WHEEL, 61BLIOGRAPHY, TRANSMISSION GEAR, AUTOMOBILE,
TURQUE, SULIU KINEMATICS
CUITALL MAIRKING--NO REST!~ICTIUNS
GOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY IREEL/FRAVIE--1999/1206 STEP NO--Uf 0, Ax-V=O, F (y) > a)
where F(y) is the function of joint distribution of the coordinates of
vector b. The authors study the conditions of convexity of the region
of.permissible vectors of this problem.
If the comnonents cf vector b are independent, then the problem
reduces to an investi-gation of the a-uasi-concavity of the function
F (y)- F, (jrj) F, fy,) ... F.(y which is equivalent to verification of the
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ARRAMOV, L. M. , BOCHKAPSEVA, 1. 1., Optimal'n. planirovaniy2, vyp. 16,
Novosibirsk, 1970, p-D 3-9
condition
min (F(y). F,~_y)). 0