SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZANNES, A.N. - ZARETSKIY, E.M.

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USSR
MALINOV, L. S.,, SOKOLOV, K. N.,, KOROTICH, I. K. and ZZ I
LNNES_ A. N
"Influence of Allo'ving.Elements And Heat Treatment on Hardening of
-ing~ Steel"
Low-Nickel Martensite-Ag
'i Gornorudnaya Promyshlenn st', No 6,
~'DnepTopetrovsk, Metallurg'ichesl
-aya
..Nov-Dec 73, pp 24-26-
Abstract: The study of low-nickel ma-rtensite-agfng st6els performed
showed that they are a, promising structural. material with a good comb hia-
tion of mechanical properties. Tbe best pTopa'Tties aro thoie of steels
types GOKh2N51',Fyu and 001621151-1AYU', The "nature of bard(min' in the
9
Steels studied is similar to the-hardening of high-nic),el martensite-
aging steels. It results from dispersion hardening of-the caTbon-freie
martensit.e. Softening of the steels is related to los$ of the coherent
bonding between intermetallides and the martdnsite matrix, coagulation
of intermetallides and the processes of polygoniz.ation.~ and -recrystalliza-
the'matrix.
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212 032 UNCLAS SIIIIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC.ACCESSIEN NO--AP0129092
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--[Ul GP-0-~ ABSTRACT. A STUDY OF THE GASEOUS CONTENT OF
THE
BLOOD IN 198 PATIENTS WITH~HYPERTENSIVE DISEASE REVEALED i I GNS OF
HYPOXIA IN THE MAJORITY OF THESE PATIENTS. TREArMEtir WITH RESERPINE,
ISMELIN, AMINAZINEs HYPOTHIAZIDE, ISPELIN PLUS THIAZIDES, HEPARIN AND
HEPARIN PLUS RESERPINE RESULTED lN.AjN.ItNCkEASE GF OXYGEN SATURATION OF
THE ARTERIAL BLOOD AND AN IMPROVEMENT OF TISSUE~OXYGEN METABOLISMv AS
EVIVENCED BY THE DYNAMICS OFZLOOD VAKATOXYGEN.~ FACILITY:
KIYEVSKOGO NAUCHN0-ISSLEO. INSTITUTA~KLINICHESKOY MEDITSKtNY IM* AKAD*
N. D. STRAZHESKO.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR :UDC 557-Nl-53
ARSmov, V.V., ANTOT, F.A 111YAZOVA, OI.R., RHARI'%XHORIN, T.F.
"Effect Of Nuclear Penstralinc, Radiation On The SemicQaduGtor ComDcrunda
LII BIV 02V In Crystalline And' Vitreous States"
V ob. Radiate. fiz. nemet. kristallov (Radiation Physlas Of Nonmetallic Crystals-
Collection Of Worics), Vol 5, Iart 2, Kiev, "NaW~:.dvmkoj" 1~,;71, PP 91-97 (from
No 101.0atobar 1( 1, Abotract T
197 Nlo IOD65)
Tranalni'lion: The effect was atudied of.radiation on tZhe aeaicond-actlor com-
pounds ill BV CV ryatallino and vitrootis states. :Dleutrcm and )) -radiation
P in c
has practically no effect, on vitreous apecimena; in cryntals, however, of CdIGGA62,
and other oemiconductors they give rise to irreversible changea of the
A02S83
values of the reciBtivity and t.~e,raobjljty of the carriers. 2 ill. 5 ref. 1.V.

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UDC 536.24:628.165.
USSR
TROFIMOV, L. 1., and ZZAAOga;aQY�EjjL_jj2., Sverdlovsk Scientific Research
Institute of Chemical Machinery
"Heat Transfer During Vapor Condensation of,Paraffin Streams in Contact
C o.ndensers of the Desalination Apparatus"
Moscow, Vodosnabzheniye i Sanitarnaya Tekhnika, No 7,. 1973, pp 23-26
Abstract: On the basis of experiments carried out, ei3uations have been
obtained for the calculation of heat transfer processes during the con-
densation of vapor on liquid paraffin streams of the contact condensers
of thermodistillation desalination apparatus based =hydrophobic heat
carriers.

imam
PRkESS -NG I)ATE--04D(-C70
~.,ltz 62S UNCLAS!)zF D'
~TJTLE -ALLOY ELEMENT WASTE IN HIGH SREED STEEL MELTS
::4qTHOR-(04)-CHUYKO, N.M.r GASIKv M.I*t ZAOZERNYy1,_~j'l*,,_ PARKHOMENKO, G.P*
:-COUNTRY OF IMFO--USSR
~.SOURCE-MOSCOWt METALLURG.,, NO 5, MAY 70f ~:PP:22-24
_.01ATE PUBLISHED----MAY70
-,SUBJECT,AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC- TAGS--HIGH-SPEED STEEL, METAL MELTINGP ALLOY DESIGNA-ruop~, STEEL
-,~..,~~:-S,CRAP,--,TUNG,STEN.-S-TEEL* VANADIUM:STEEL$~C.HPLOMIUM STFEL, ~METALLURGIC
FACILITY, ARC FURNACE/ (U)R9 HIGH,.SPEED STEELv (U)RI2 HIGH SPEED
W)R18 HIGH SPEED STEEL
~.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~1._.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/0407 ~STEP 41)--UR/0130/70/000/005./0022.fOO24
--APOL35800
CtRC ACCESS IGNINO

-2/2 025 UNCLASSTFIEb PROCESSING DATE-04DEC70
ACCESSION NO--AP0135880
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ALLOYING~.OF HIGH SPEED STEEL
ELECTRIC ARC FURNACES IS ACCOMPANIED BY. SUBSTANTIAL LOSSES OF SUCH
ALLOYING ELEMgNTS AS TUNGSTEN, VANADIUM, AN 0 CHROtl I UM THE PURPOSE OF
JHIS ARTICLE IS TO CLARIFY THE BASIC CAU$ES 01: KN.:REA!;l.NG LOSSES IN
TUNGSTEN AND OTHER ALLOYING ELEMENTS DURING THE ELECTRrG ARC PROCESS.
IN-THE COURSE OF THIS STUDY, A STATIST.ICAL ANALYSI,S WAS MADE OF 479
ALLOYS OF R18t R12t AND R9 STEEL AT AN; -UNIDENTIFIED PLANT IN 1968. THE
MELTS WERE MADE IN FURNACES WITH CAPACJXIES 01: 7*5, AND,17.5 TONS. THE
R18 STEEL CONTAINED 50PERCENT HIGH SPEED STEEL SCRAP AND THE REQUIRED
QUANTITY OF FERROTUNGSTEN; THE R12 AND R9 STEELS WERE OBTAINED BY
REMELTING THE SCRAP. THE STATISTICS SHOWED THAT THE TUNGSTEN LOSS WAS
FROM 8 TO 13PERCENTr THE VANADtUM LOSS. .181!128PERCEbITy AND THE CHROMIUM
LOSS ABOUT 13PERCENT. AN ACCOMPANYING TABLE SHOWS THE LOSSES FOR EACH
ELEMENT IN PERCeNTAGEv KOLOGRAMS PER METER, AND RL18LES PER METER FOR THE
THREE STEEL TYPES. THERE IS ALSO A TA.BLE.GIVING THE RESULTS Or- R18
'I Nil
SMELTING IN A 7.5 TON CAPACITY ARC FURNACE* F 1LY, VHERE ARe THRFE
CURVES SHOWING THE LOSS OF TUNGSfEN IN 'ALLOY-ING Ria STEEL AS A FUNCTION
*4 OF THE SMELTING,PERIOD.,, OF, THE T I 01E OF~YEAR, AND OF THE
OF THE OURATIO1
bURATION.-OF R18..SCRAP REMELTINGO -'FACI LI TV DplEl:'ROPETROVSK
-METALLURGICAL INSTITUTE.
UNCLASSIFIED_-

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USSR 6c)
5 LI L,6'. 22
CIJ
iUYEO, N. T
p A Ij.0 7,
Dnepropetrovsc i, I e t a 11 u. C. a
Alloy Blerjer.11- !-,aste in Hig2j.-spedd Sz,~~e 11-1 c
1-10scoW, 1,1ata lluri~. No 5, I-IaY 70,: pp. 22-2-1,
Ab I.-I ia Tile alilo-~;ing
h i gh - ap c i~ e I 1'ux-
naces iz accczapaniod by mabstantdal of
ItC as t 71 sc.. n a d
articlo.L,
p tr. cg, S t cIand other, a'110Vni-',
I- -- 0 A- I -,
12i the
COM7,
~as
=.ade- of L79 anijoy4; 0-~, al],8
a tr L
Plant -;--n 11968. Tho ~-acd"z '.."ary na d ein -f"viaac,
c:a-
of 7. 51 "and 1 7 2r !stool conf-ain,~~t:!
steel scrap and the Z~oquira
d Of f0V~,11tu-12G~-ten; tha R12
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USSR
CHUT-KO "I., et al-J, Y 110, pp 22-211--,
d. I ~~eis im::,o ob-t-ained by e ~i r p
a n 19 ste s a t 10 -
i c (f, t -,xaZzten lose: was f i,c---,i C)
he
10L-3 183-20',0, cand e clunoma-=:: 0 ss .13t' C C"',
u
'he I sse- for each elens- Ln
table shov4l-, 1, -1 :~D -1 C. I*&I.1
Cz
per rue-ter, a-nd .-Wolos Der luater for t.,I(a thle LN t 6 .,1 t
14-~, El' --, Oj--Zrj-_.
is also a i-abl e Cs-i-ving the re--u 0, .11 "1 a
7, o
ty arc f Inace. ly, there a
Capaciu .1 U-, 111 'i Q; 0 I.C.
the loos of -'U--z2gsten in alloying RIB Zteel as :a fura c t _4 o r, of the
duration Of the zmelting period., of Vue tin-,e~ of year, and of
L
the dull -~tion 0- IR18 scran remelting.
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USSR UDC 669 .295.054. 79
ANTIPIN, L. N., DROZDF-N-KO, V. A., KOYGUSASKIY, N. N., OLES01.7, YU. G.
'USTINOV, V. S., ZAPAIY4~LA, V. I., VOLYNSKTY, VI. V., ancr`KA-L-UZC Tf. L .
"The Technology for Obtain n- Pawders by the Electrolysis Method for
Liquid Metals With a Soluble Anodell
Moscow, Ifetallurgiva i Kfiimiya Titana (In'stitu*t Titana), 'Metallurgiya
Publishing House, Vol 6, 1970, pp ^05-39
Translation: A technological chart for producing puudprs of titanium and
its alloys by the elecLrc)lvsis nethod with a- soluble. anode is worked out.
Opitmal technological conditions for obtaining pcr,~,ders by electrolysis
ard U10'eavd. Tho chart, haii heon adopted-for introduction. The t-Itanium
Powders obta-I'lled do not diftcr, in i-wpurIty conuent, fron the be:-.t
of.titanlum aponge. The cEfect of. electrolyte temperature on Che (juall-
ties of the meta]. ebtained mad the. chlorine content in it ai,e studied.
The metal. &btained is linder-nirg te.,;Ling: by users. Two ilinstrationi;,
two tables, and two bibliogriiphic entries..

UX: 621j' )2.27L: 66r,. 2c~5-5'71
USSR
TYA, V SL iffil:YIE , VA F., and
OiSSOV) W.G.1, LEYEER, N G.A., USTUMV V.S.Y ZAPAM J,
T
CHERMSHEN, V.I.
TIElectrolytic Derivation of Titanium-Based Alloy Powde Mir
lloscow,, Tsvetnyye Mletally, 140 5, May 70, PP~;79-81
Abstract: Investigations were nade of the possibility of obtaininl,--, titanium-
alloy powders by electrolysi's of raelts with'a soluble ancde, Tit
as examples. The first experiments vere conducted on a larGe
al s were used
iaboratc-xf electrolyzer (current up to 300 amps). . A mixture Of ji-5-alumin= -nd
Ch14-titanium sponge wastes was used as 'Ube anode material. Ali~,iiyiur- conte.-t in
he charge was varied from 10 to 40)19'. Me cathcd c deposits vere proc'--sned by a
t
hydromet-allurgical method, separated into four fractions'. +0.56,.-o.506 + o.14,
-0.14 4 0.07 and -0-07 mm., and analyzed for Al, Fe, Si, C, 11, and 0 content.
On the basis literature data and the investigations conducted, uptimum- conditions
were determined: anode current density of 0-1-0-15 amn/M2, cathcde current
density of 0.8-1 amp/cm2, and electrolyte composed of. 4o% !'10C12, 051,', JKMI, and 25%
NaCl containing 1-1.5% dissolved titanium in: 'he for-- of lower chloridf--3. Subse-
quent investigations were conducted under pldnt condiltlonz, After hydrometedlurgi-
e -o
cal processing and drying, the cathode material ims seprated iat 0.5, -0.5 + 0.08
-0 08 mm fract-ions. It was established that with a rise in the aluminua
and
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IESR
OIESOV.? YU.G.,I et a!., Tsvetnyye VetallY, Wo 5, MaY 70, PP 79-81
content in the starting material, tb6 yield of fine
_particles gxovs. As a res -It
of the experiments conducted, tLe basic technological 13arlialerex's Of Obta i rl-Lrlir
titanium-aluminim powders in existing electrolyters were dc-Tevnined: cell current
of 3-3-5 kiloamperes, anode current density of 0.2-0.25 1 CM2
al IP / , 1--, soluble
titan concentration in an 1~6-C~O-- XCI -- NaCI -- TiCI; electrolyte, workinf,
lum X
tem-Derature of the mel-f, at 550-5 C, and unit electrolysis at 2-,-
_) hours.
These parameters ensure a sta~ble current efficiency of 0-115-0-5-0 and ~&n
80-85% yield of metal powder fractions after disintegraticn. Tae data Sbtained
from. the ex-periments indicate that by electrolysis of vith a solifole anode...
it is possible to obtain powders from. titanium-alwainum W,loys of determined
composition iihich poesess adequately high Mechanical pro
peg,ties in the baled state.
2

USSR VDG 621.762.2
ANTIPIN, L. N., DPOZDEW&O, V. A KOYGLTSHSI(IY, N. N., OLESOVI
Z
YU. G, USTINOV V. S. j ~gADNYAj_,V_j. I.,.,,VOLT,4SKIY, V. T., a6d
MTSMSKAYA, E. L.
'!Technology of Production of.Powders by. Electrolysis f Melts With
0
Soluble Anode"
Sb. tr. Vses, n.-i. i proycktn. in-t titana [Collected lVorks of All-Union
Scientific-Research and Planning Institute.for Titanium], 6, 1970,
pp. -85-69, (Tran5lated from Reforativnyy Zhurnal-Metallurgiya, No. 1, 1971,
Abstract IN0.1 IG456 by the authors).
Translation: A technological plan is developed for the. production of Ti and
titanium alloy powders by clactrolyk -Ith a , soluble anode. Th 0 ti I
Sis w a P ma
technological made is selected fo'r electrolytic Dowde 'production. The
r
plan has been accepted for use. 'Me Ti powd:~rs producod are equal in
impurity-Content to the best types of 'ri , sponge. Thc'. inf lue~-nce of
electrolyte temperature on propertics of the T! produc6d and on content
of ~ CI is studied, The Ti produceV,has passed* consumers' tests. 2 figures;
2 tables.

USSR UDC: 669-295-492
- NOV, V. S., CLESOV, Yia -Q.. ,'A
USTINOV, 11. S., LG~131.41, 1 L4 rUK, I.,
and ZAPIOITY~_,_. X... I.
Technical-lEconornic Problems and, 'Prospc
-cts in th~: Development of
Titaniurm Po,,,,der Metallurgy
Moscow, Tsvetnyy(- Mi~talll No *S, Aug
70, pp 73-76
thf- tf t n i
Abstract: TLie factor ~,hich has prcvent~_-d widu use o-, L'a Um
has been the high cost of parts made from castJ--.- of the metal.
In the indtistrial production of such parts and sami-finiolied pro-
ta "rom titanitua castings, 70-80;" o -," the chari-e - s
d
uct. I U - r;. I I J.
waste. lior can tAlhe wai5to be reproces;sed to brin,,: i-k',, up to stfind-
ard. However, the iaetal-cerarnic~method of proJucii,,~r such parts
1 (., n dtj itoelf rcadily to autonation, and the ils bn r i
251, 1, o tho fl-11101od pz-vt T biu~3 , t1ol,- econcm;'y In
teri,ii 1-n-d Djbor r,~'!Uoeted ln~a r,I:dIIcti(jn '.) f I; h C
Produc,--ion COLAUS. C, no metallurgical pL-unt (unidt-.,.ntifir2d
:,.L.
has a metiliod 'or rzlcoverinr, titanium dioxide vith calciwn hydride.
he tita-J= po,;,,der Ihf:r. Glotained, with a grrca`~n o~' than
40 microrui, conlu,-.,irio 11, 0.04-0.07 0.01--0.08 Ca, 0. 2-
0.35 of -~nd 11
0 U, 0.006 CI, 0.2-0.25 0. Tbo poirder is lised in

USSR
USTINOV, V. S.? et al., Tsvetnyye Metally, N! o8, Aug 7D, pp 73-76
electronics production as a Ls e t t- e rfor the production of porous
JUlters, and other products. Such products, however, suffer from
'poor mec' ni
ha, ~ea' prcDerties b,~_~cau_se of t1he hiCh ccn'Qcjit of impuri-
ties. Hydrogenation is a like:lyimo,thod o-i ani= powder produc-
tit
tion. The resultinj o i: d e i a rg c Pr r a i n e d ,but cnn be b, oh
'i - r-I
down to any desired s i ze, It3 Wastes clwn be reprocessed on a
large laboratory scale. Electrolysis o .4' titanlu.-:i production
ble anode -is also a proamisinj*_,-,,-ae'-.hod for obtain-
wastes itit..'a a solu.
in- tit=lirtm powdeli- The quality of the ,Qer is c-ood and the
process is adaptable to industrial.conditions of production. r,l'h e
authors Dresent the results of computations they have made of the
anticipait.
-ed production costs of these methods,,
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V-Q-.r)B'YV7, 21. YA., OLESOV, YTJ. G.? USTINOW V. S.1
A. ~N., KMOVt%LOV, V. K., and ZAPAD,~' V. 14
"Assembly-Line ',%Hanuf acture' of C i TitaRium
'onstruction~Parts Froti
Powder.by the 'Metal--Cerardc Proc:&ssll:
Moscow, Tsvetnyye Metally, No 7,i Jul 70, pp 65-66
Abstract: The, titanium powder discussed in this article i5
made from reuorking, the wastes formed ~n the prodaction of pqr,,,s
and semi a
-finished titanium materiils by an clectrolytic re_-~-ning
procress. T4e_ article describes tile m,,~thod by
wh-Ach the powder is first pressed into bricics aa,,_ in a
vacuum at 11000 i-,. The materials 4for the _`:iaished parts is
then pressed on P-472, 73-474, and D-2334 hydrauLi.,,~ oqt,tipmen-
with a force of 100-250 tcns, uaed aormally for Ui-,o prut-ILIccion
of plastic parts. Tha process for producing the finished parts
is described and the hourly rates for mat-in,, disks, rings, and
flanges 57 t'.,m in din-_-eter and 12-15 MM h1:1T
.jg are specified. The
article is ilLustrated- wittL a cross -sectional. ~;'.P tcl-L of the
T
modernized Lv'r-15 vacuiim oven in whi6l% f0ie parts are baked
beectre, finishing. Dimensions of the eve" are given in this sketcht
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.016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--30OCT70
-112
-~,iJITLE-.COMBINING OF VITAMINS WITH OTHER DRUGS IN GERIATRIC.PRACTICE -U-
--"ZAPA0NYUK# V.I.
:.kUT ~'HGR
CCUNTRY-- OF 'INFO--USSR
.~-,_,',SCU.RCE-VRACHEBNOYE DELO, 19700 NR pp 90-94
~'60E PUBLISHED---70
AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
,"'.40FIC TAGS--GERIATRICS, DRUG TREATM8NTs :VITAMINt ALMALOIDs ACTH
~CCNTROL MAPKIN-Cr-NO RESTRICTIONS
-DUCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/1606 STEP NO--UR/0475/70/0001004/0090/0094
GIRG ACCESSICN NO-AP0127097
UNCLASSIFIED

if
~:2/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATC-30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSIGN NG--AP0127097
AaSTRACT/EXTRACT-(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. COMBINATION OF DIPHENINE WITH
VITAMINS 6 SUBI, 8 SU82o 6 ANO STROPHANTHINE WITH VITAMIN B SU66
.INCREASED PHAkACOLOGICAL ACTIVITY ANt):REOUCED TUMCITY OF THE
'PREPARATIONS. PRELIWNARY CGURSES OF POLYVITAMIN PREPARATIONS
NORMAULE0,Tl-.-E REACTION OF OLD ANIMALS TO:ADMINISTRATION OF AMILYL,
-ACTlit fiEXENAL# STROPhANTHINE. EXPERIMENTAL DAT&INOICATE THE EXPEDIENCE
PREPAKING OLD PATIENTS TO DRUG TREATMETN Eiy PizL--Lim[;NARY
NISTRATION OF POLYVITAMIN PREPARATIONS. FACILITY: INSTITUTA
GERCNTOLOGIL AMN SSSR.

UNCLAWFIF0 Piciu~s ING DATE--IISEP70
INFLUENCE OF NICOTINE 04 THE~CRI GIN DF AIJDIOGENIC CONVULSIG S~
JN ANIMALS Of DIFFERENT AGE U-
,-'AUTHOR- ZAKI+AR I YA YE.A.p ZAPADNYbK, V.I.
-OF INFO--USSR
TRY.
N
;~,~SOURC E---BYUtJLLET IN EKSPER I MENTAL NOY B IGLOO 1. F MEbtTSINY, 1970, VOL 69,
NP, -4 ip PP -24--~25
~DATIE PU9L ISHED-------r-70
~SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL ANO MEDICAL SCIENCES
JOPIC' TAGS--RAT, SIOUSE, 'ACOUSTIC EFFECTv~DRUG EFFECTV AKLALOID
zCONTROL MARKING-N'71 RESTRICTIOINS
3-3C UN Lc N TCLASS-.UIICLASSIF lc_:D
_p,qQXY 'RE-EL/FRA.4E--lq82/0447 STEP 40--UQ/021 9/10/0,10f 103/n.')?4/1015
CIRC ACCESSION N0--AP00522131
IJNCLANSSIFTEO

212 31a w*4CLASSIFIED
PROCESSINIS DATE-11SEP70
~-:CIRC
~__.AqSTRACTtEXTRAr_ T- ILI) GP-Q.- ABSTRACT. IN ]RATS AND MICE- NITC9TINa-
INCREASES THE (.~)NVULSIVEE_ RESPONISE, THIS LEADING TO INTE]61FIUT10~4 AND
AUDIOGENIur UNVULSIONS. THE 0EGR;tE OF. 11ARKEDNESS OF
C0NVULStvr-.-RESP0uSlc WAS P," 1414 YOUN-1-3, ftND VIMATUP-F AVD GLD
OST PP
-RATS AND MICE. GUINEA PISS ARE RESISTANT TO THE tFFEcr OF SOUND
F: tulluLla
UNCLASSIFIM

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EaCISE ON MYOCARDIAL FUNCTIL)N IN
TITLE-EFFECT VF 00SATED PHYSICAL EX-
CORONARY INSUFFICIENCY IN PATIENTS OF DIFFERENT -~:AGE -U-
ZAPESOCHNYY A.Z.,
',.CGUNTRY:QF INK-USSR
55-58
SOURCE-VRACHESNOYE DZLO, 197D, ~NR4, Pp
DATE PUBLISHED--70
'7'
SUBJECT AREAS-61OLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
-TOPI CTAGS--HEART DI-SE-ASEt EXERCIS*E#'CORONARY BLOOD CIRCULATION,
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
CENTRUL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEI/FRAME-3001/1956 STEP NO-IUR/0475/70/000/00410055/0058
ACCESSICN NC-AP0127357
U;'14CLASSI-FIEO
I
agger
MP

17 UNCLASSIFIED 'PROCESSING OATE--30OCT7(
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO,-AP0127357
...ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT.. ASTUDY OF 6Z PATIENTS WITH
MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION AND POSTINFARCTION CARDIOSCLEROSIS INDICATES THAT
ADEQUATELY CHOSEN AND DOSATED PHYSICAL:EXERCISE L-XERTS A FAVOURABLE
EFFECT.C.-N THE CORONARY BLOOD CIRCULATICIN,ANO CONTRACTILE CAPACKTY OF THE
MYOCARDIU.M. TIMING Or- EXERcisE THERAPY' AND TOTAL DOSE OF PHYSICAL LOAD~
~SHOULO BE STRICTLY INDIVIDUAL DEPENDING ON THE CLINICAL PICTURE AND
PERIOD.OF INFARCTION. THE RESPONSE CF THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM -10
PHYSICAL LOADS SHOULD BE REGULARLY CCNTROLLED BY.,PIEANS OF FUNCTIONAL
TESTS*
UNCLASSIFIED
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000437W
PRIMARY SOURCE: Zhurnal Eksperimental'noy'i Teareticheakoy
Fiziki, Vol 58, Nr 34 pp,?j.6 -
ABSOLUTE 31EASUREMENTS OF THE;rMCITATION FUNMONS
FOR K11 LLNES PRODUCED 14N COLLISIONS UETWU~EA KT -N8
tND HE ,'-.t051S
'Pop rivskiy,_L Yu..; p- e -G
Balej2ya
5,
The absolute course of tilt, ='Xitation (UnRions. for the K 11 spii-,t-Tal liaes
25 4
==38977.0; 41aik.7; 4149-2; H86.2; 422-1.9 + 42) T;; 4263; 430,
+ 45V,.6 and 4929.2 A and also for the lie I line. ~L == 1587,1A .1 N m aasll~vd f.)r i01, e- Rr -
gies between 0.5 and 34 ktV. The excitation functions for tbe EL IE JiDes have Vxo pe~~,k,s,
Qualitatively the, course of a.!D excitation.functions is tho S&IMIj foil all K 11 hnpsstudic-J.
T~e masimal values of tho excitation. cross sections of tho. K It lines iw~estigrattvd vaf,,r
between 0,25-10-~a and 2.9- 10-11 em' whereas the rap-Nimal v0ue of ,he tcital exctzaumll
emss Scctioa for all mea,~iiret' lines in the visiblei ralage of Vae- speatrum is fAm, V.)-l" cm-2.
The theoretical curves caiodix~cd by the Landu Zmer if raiua saiii1adorily wres
With the experimL-n'tak' cu.nres,
11 goal .............-

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z" and GORBUNOV, A. T.
ustudy o .f Emulsification of Liquids by Ultrasound"
Nauch. Tr. Omsk. S-Kh. In-t., [Scientific Works of Omsk Agricultural Institute]
No 84, 1971, pp 118-128 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Khimiya, No 5,
Moscow, 1972, Abstract No 5N681 by 1. P.)~
Translatioa: The influence of er-mlsification conditions of 2,4-D butyl ester
(I) using a magnetostriction US oscillation radiatorwas studied. Introduction
of OP-7 > 3% to I allows the production of a stable emulsion:with a concentra-
tion of the dispersed phase of < 15%. However, magnetostriction radiator in-
stallations are cumbersome, require much powerand have.a low productivity
(0.1-1.0 m3lhr) and cannot be installed on.mobile equipment and in aircraft.
71
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and GORBUNOV, A. T.
."Study of Emulsification of Liquids by 'Ultrasound"
Nauch. Tr. Omsk. S-Kh. In-t., [Scientific Works of Omsk Agricultural Institutel
No 84, 1971, pp 118-128 (Translated from~Referativnyy~~hurnal Khimiya, No 5,
Moscow, 1972, Abstract No 5N681 by 1. P.)
Translation: The influence of emulsification conditions of 2,4-D butyl ester
(1) using a magnetostriction US oscillation radiator was studied. Introduction
of OP-7 > 3% to I allows the production of,a stable emulsion with a concentra-
tion of the dispersed phase of < 15%. However, magnetostriction radiator in-
stallations are cumbersome, re4are much power..an& have !a low. productivity
(0.1-1.0-0/hr) and cannot be installed onmobile equipTO-2nt and in aircraft.
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"Ifheory and Practice of Homogenization, of Em ulsified Liquids by Spraying the
Phase into a Medium"
Nauch. Tr. Om-sk. S-1,2i. In-t. [Scientific Works of Omsk Agricultural'Institutel,
No 84, 1971, pp 112-117. (Translated from Referativn~y Zhurnal Fdiimiya, No 4,
Moscow, 1972, Abstract No 4N692,by A. Belyayeva)..,
-Translation: It is established that a high~quality etulsion can be achieved at
significantly lower spray pressure by spraying the phase into a medium repeated-
ly (for emulsificatip of herbicides). The total quality of emulsified subs-
tance. Gx,=Go(,'.-x)O-"K, where Go is. the total quantity of dispersed phase, x is
the share of emulsified material in one pass,,.K is the~number of passes. With
.~sure' cart 15e reduced by 3 to 5
S. to 5 passes, of the emulsion, -the-spray' r
,p e
ti-mes.in:comparison to thL pressure of a single sprayiiig ope~ration. Tile
maximum possible number of passes is 3-5i A'diagram of the installation used
is presented.

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M A -1. P., GORTLEVSKIY, A. A.,
I IC HF-N- KO N., L., PAKINNOVSKIY,
M, Ym-0VLaA1- L, YDiEPYANOV, I M.
L
"Results o f Field Testing of Various Emulsions and Forms of 2, 4-D Butylester"
Nauch4 Tr. Omsk. S-Kh. In-t. [Scientific WoTks of Omsk Agricultural Institutei,
0.
K
84, 1971,'pp 129-131.: Mansi-ated from.Referativnvy Zhurnal ~Iiimiya, No 4,
Moscow, 1972, Abstract No 4N693 by.J. A Be yayeva).
fi med to compare the technical
e~T ents were~per or
ation:: :Jn 1969, exp im
'effectiveness 'of various -2, 4-0 emul'sions under field conditicins when sprayed
the air-Cdose 0.4 kg/hA). ~.Pro ms used;~Twerez 1. 2,-1-D -- technical
pre I paXat -OP -is 1)), spraving the
e -10 =ulsif ier- prep~ratxion of the emul.sion w.
...Pre ar .ate I into water; 2. 224-0. --; technical preparate- +3% OP-10, spraying
method; -- 3.- ~ 2,4-7D '-A-' form (6WZ,4-D butylester, 20'a OP-7, 20% diesel
e1 ~4. 2,4"D type 11811 ~(W,10~ arid: 30 Vrespect i ve, ly) ; 5. 2, 4-1) -- "C"
10M (60- 5,and 35 % respectively); 6. ~2,4-9 -- technical preparate. 1-he
effects+of the herbicide were evaluated on the basis of the quantity and weight
of perennial weed shoots and the wheat harvest. Versiofts I and 2 give the
best results.

USSR
~FALIOV' P. P,
"Analysis off Fox;zs of Herbicides and Me-diods of Their Application to Fields"
Much. tT. Omsk. S.-kh. In-z (Scientific Works of (hsk. Agricultural Insti-
tutel, ;01 S'4' 1971, PP 80-SS (Tianslated from I~efera;ixrnv - -hurnal, Khimiya,
4
No 3, 1972, Abstract No 3 N672 by T. A. Belykyeva).
Translation: Known riethods of applying heTbicides in-toluble in water (with-
out emulsifiers and solvents) are zmalyzed. A diagrmii, is presented of an
installatium for emilsification.of herbicides before4pplying them to fields
by a spraying method, based on continuous,and direct spraying of one liquid
into another under pressure. The emulsion produced does not lose its quali-
ties for several hours. This method.is economicallyl.effective,, allows the
preparate to be sprayed evenly over the field and decreases loss result'Lng
from loading of emulsion drops..
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MITIARRIUmv
EPP RUNE

TOPIC TAGS---POWER PHYSICS lNiTITUTEt ELECT-RIC INDUSrAY, POLYTECHNIC.At.
TITUTE, ELECTRIC EnJUIPMENT ?KODUCTION--
US
I
MARKING--NO RGSTRICTIONS
DOCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PIRMY REEL/FRAME--2000/1893 STEP -N-U--LIR/0533/7'-3/00;:1/000/0002/0002
CIRC ACCESS ILIN ZQ-AU0125495
UNCLASSIFIED

M~
2/2 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
C IR CACCESSION NO-AN0125495
..4BSTRACTlEXTPACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. -THE AUTHOR REVIEWS THE ACTIVITIES
OF THE "ELECTRO APPARAT" CORPORATION. . THE CORPO19f-ITION, WHICH CONSISTS
OF A RE-SEARCH INSTITUTEv A DESIGN PLANNING AND TE.CHNOLOGICAL vqsTITUTEl
AND A PLANTP WAS FOR%l,r-.D BY THE M4NISTOtY:OF ELECTRUTECHNICAL INDUSTRY.
ITS RESPON,SIB-ILITIES INCLUDE RESEARCH~AND DEVELO.PMENT~OF NEW HIGH
-VOLTAGE APPARATUSt FABRICATION OF INDUSTRIAL MODE-1-Sy AIND THE L)EVELOPmENT
OF. TECHNOLOGIES. THE ELEKTROAPPAitAT IS ALSO-RES:P.bNSIHLE FOR THE
TECHNICAL QUALITY OF GENERATOR AND LINEARSWITCHE-,~, TRA%SFORMERS WITH
-CAST 'AND AIR INSULATION, NIND-HIGH VOLTAGE DEVICES' FOR DC POWER LINES,
.:jHE C-ORPORATION.HAS STRONG TIES WITH THE-1ENINGRAP POL.YrECHNIC
--.,.::,~INSTITUTEi-~:THE-.ALL.UNION SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF SYNTHETIC
~.VNI ISK# --AND. SC LENT IFIC RESEARCH INST:ITUTE;
FOR DIRECT CURRENT.
Aj~ r
"MIMITMAM MAMTM ram

USSR UDG 615.371-R6.851 453-~036.81612.12-?.q
DURMIN, K. V. and NA S I Rosto*V-Na-Donu,~Antiplague Institute
'Soma Characteristics of the Plaamacyte Reactio-1 in.X-icaca,Rhesus Eonkays
Vaccinated With Live Flague, Vaccine (Strain EV)u
hurnal ;.-.i1zr 1 46, No
Moscow, Z obiologii, Epidemiologii, i Iraiunobiolagii, Vo 0,
Jun 71, pp 135-140
Abstract: Macaca rhesus munkays vaccinated enterally with live pla-gue vaccine
stain EV were used to determine the feasibility of usin tho plasmacyte reac-
tion as. one of ti~io criteria of immunological rearrangept;-It'. The animals were
i=u:*Azed i%-ith a bacterial suspension prepared from 1,yrophiLized EV vaccine,
or the same strain washed from an agar c'ulturre in p-aysiolog-ical solution.
The i=xunj_%j_ng dose of the preparation was 100 bi-Ilioft,cells. 1,y-xph smears
obtained from n~-3senteriic am ing . al 1yrph nodes and nut.6ber of young and
~,uin
differentiated cells of the plas-racyte series were cownted. Lt, t-he same ti--e
the antibody level was _-;etermLned in the pass-,Ixe hemagq ~U
lutiattion reaction.
Stuiies showei -6--at, one of the characteristicr,~ of the reaction to
imunization with pLaguo vaacino Is the prudomLnance 01 differentiated
:Cormr of cells- of the plasmacyte series. 'Thera is no relationaihip between the
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-092 9-085-371-091
uDc: 616.981.452 P
V.I., ZAPIATINA.,. S. I. KHOXMVA A.I., and R02MICOVA., G.F., Rostov-
na-bonu Scientifl`c~ese~rch Antiplague Institicbe
logical Shifto in Guinea Pigs.Folloving,Enteral Immunization With EV
Morphol
a Vaccine"
P1
gue
Moscow i, Epidemiologii i Immundbiologii, No 2, 1970,
Zhurnal Mikrobiologi.
pp 18-pi
(250
Abstract: Enteral. inoculation of guinea pigs -Ath EV plagile vaccine
million and.20 billion microbial cells) stimulaued the proliferation of
reticulloendothelial elements in the mesenteric lymph nodes, with the formation
of epithelial cell granulomas, a distinct macrophage reaction, and the
appearance of numerous pyroninophilic cells. These shifts were less pro-
nounced in the spleen and absent in the remote lymph nodc!s. Productive
lymphadenitis and formation of microBcopic:granulomas Orith central necrosis)
developed in the acute otage of the vaccinal process) especially after the
20 billion cell"dose was used, but asappeared within 18~4&ys of immunization.

7:
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MOD43,935 lite Ref. Code: UR 0016
PRIMY SOURCE: Zhumal Mikrobiologii, Epidemialogii, i
70- Nr Z,
Immunobialogii 19!.'
MORPHOLOGICAL CHANdES. INGUINFA PIOS
IN ENTERAL IMMUNIZATION, WITH PLAGUE; EV VACCINE
V. 1. Terna 0. F. Roghkova
Zaphil -A. 1. KhokAlova
S. 1. &vla
The authors studied the structural changes in the organism of guinea pigs enterally im-
munized with plague EV vaccine in ia dose of 250 mil!ion and 20 milliard microbial cells.
Immundmorphological changes in the form of proliferation oflymphoidal and reticular tis-
sues with formation of epithet ioldo-cellular granulomas, macr6~hagic reaction and hyper-
plasia of pyroninophilic elements developed in the. mesenteric lymph nodes. Changes in the
spleen and remote lymph nodes were insignificant. Productiv4 mesenterial I mphadenitis
with granulomatosis resolved by the i8th day from.the time of, immunigation o1guinea pigs,
even when massive doses were used.:

112 ~M UNCLASSIFIED PROCrSSING DATE--160CT70
ORGANISM FUNCTIONAL STATE 0
INDICES OF THE URING DROWNING AND
RE~ANIMATICIN -U~-
i'UTHOR- (.04) lY# I.F.t GERYA,~YU,.F., ZAPLATKINA
-.YANKOVSKIYt V.D.
--USSR
NTRYi OF. INF10
ZHURNAL9 1970t VOL 161 NR 3j, PP 326-329
PUBLISHED ----- 70
Su BACT AREAS--BIOLOG-ICAL AND HEDI,CAL SCI-E4CES
TOPIC TAGS--DROWNINGi RESUSCITATIONi BODY TEMPERATURE, BLOOD PRESSUREt
CLINICAL DEATH, BLOOD TRANSFUSION, AClDOS I S
,,,,CCNTROL MARKING--NO RES11RICTIONS
I-- '~,:DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
,-1PROXY REELIFRAME-1,994/1352 STEP NO--UR/0238/70/016/003/0326/0329
Cl RC A CC ESS I ON NO--AP0115327
-UNCLASSIFIED

--160CT70
2/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE
.':CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0115327
i-.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CHANGES VIERi: TRACED GF OXYGEN
TENSION IN ARTERIAL BLOOD AND SKELETAL MUSCLEs OF BLOOD PRESSURE,
RESPIRATION, BODY TEMPERATURE CONCENTRATION OF THE HYDROGEN IONS IN
BLOOD ANO OTHER INDICES OF THE ORGANLS .14 FUNCTIONAL STATE DURING THE
DROWNING OF DOGS IN SALT WATER AND THEIR~FOLLCWINGJ REANIMATION.
CLINICAL DEATHt COMING FROM THE LAST MOVEMENT DF THE THURAX, LASTED FROM
9 MIN 36 SEC UP TO 21 MIN. REANIMATION,OF THE DROW.NEG ANIMALS WAS
CARRIED OUT BY THE METHOD OF ARTIFICIAL BLOOD CIRCULATION ACCORDING TO
S. S. BRYUKHONENK0 OR ACCORDING TO A VARIANT OF THIS METHOD, USING A
i 'RENCE S
,PUMP OF AUTOJECTOR AND A DONOR (LIVING ORGANISM).1 THL DIFFL I
SHOWN IN THE DYNAMICS OF PO SU62 CHANGES IN A0EREAL OLOOD AND SKELETAL
MUSCLE. IT DECREASES IN BLOOD QUICKER THAN IN THE MUSCLE WHEN
SUWMERGING AN ANINAL INTO WATER, AT THE SAME lIM-E DURING REANIMATION,
AFTER PROLONGED CLINICAL DEATH, PO SUB2 IN THE SK~L.ETA4 MUSCLE REACHES
CON S IOERABL E VALUE ~ W I TH R ECOVE RY OF RE SP I R AT I ON A~10 It: ART ACT I V'l T Y , I V
THE BLOW FL01i RATE 15 tiluituz THAN 100- AL-KG-AIN. . DATA ARE OBTAINED
EVIDtNCING FOR A RELATIVELY QUICK LIQUIDATION OF BLOOD ACIDOSIS.) AS 'WELL
AS FOR THERMOGENESIS INTENSIFICATION. AFTER SWITGHING*orF THE
EXTRACORPORAL BLOOD CIRCULATIONs AS A RULE THE FRF~ OXY~GEN-CONCEINTRATION
IN THE MUSCLE DROPS. IT MIGHT BE~A REASON FOR PUTtING THE REAN1,MArED
ANIMALS INTO CONDITIONS OF THE ELEVATED OXYGEN PRE~~SURE.
FACILITY:. DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY,OF IJYPQ~AND PYPEROXYv THE A. A,.
B OG-O MO L E ~T ZINSTITUTE OF PHYSIOLOGYt ACADEMY.OF SCHNCESI UKRAINIAN SSR.
UNCLASSIFIF0

USSR UDC 539-164.01
10, P. YE., and TAMAR' I I.I., latvitlm Oxder of the Red Ban-
B~5;, NUN
nor State Uhiversity imeni,P. Stuch.
oft ka
#'Effective, Potential 14ethod for Computation of Quantim, Systems. IL lion-
relativistic Wave Functions and Eigenval6es"
Riga, Izvestiya Akademii flauk L-.tviyskoy'SSR Serlya Micheskikh i
Tekhnichaskikh HaWsz, iio 60 ig7i; PP 20-25
Abstraett The article gives a detailed dezcri-Dtion o:C new ca lollint ion
technique using the effective potential mathod, di:~cussr-d in -an oarlier
ale by the authors. The fundanental -principle of the rn.6thod ii as folloim;
For m1culating mve functions of an aptic,A electron irt an all:ali metal atom
in a good approxitation, It can ba connsidered that J.tcl ntatG:-,,.' axe dcfived by
someeffective field so that the pmblen, rc,~dwaces to a oha-olcctron problim.
The effective Dotential of this field in -the effecti-ve potential. method As
f
oib
nd from ordinazy phy-ical conniderations and fr(mm tho Conditlion for tile
best coincidence between the elgr-avalue spectrum of the I elect'l-on energy in the
effective Potential and the e).Derimental erxei~& spectru6. 11-,o is based
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ZAPOL', BPop et al., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk. latviyskoy SSR, Seriya
Fizicheekikh i Tekhnicheskikh NaWc, No 6, 19?1, pp 20-125
'ference of the enern-- spectra
mthe physical assunption that the small diff
ge als
for two different potentials over the entireenergy xun~ sc, entails the
small difference of wave functions, The validity of this c-._vst3ujxDtion was con-
fi=ed by the resultz of the authors' previous article. 11ho f"ndainental dif-
forcince between the effective potential method and. SeR:iOTIPirjcal rethods is
the use of eigenfimetions of the electron in.tho effective potential, iihich is
-thesame forall states and assures the N_~,St.coincidence' beet-,reen the eigen-
al spec
value spectrum. and the experiment. Arm..
The calculation procedure is considered, with the effective potential
.ought'in the folloAnG form (atomic units are used in the ar-Ucle)s
U(r) (Ajjr) -,Gi f or rj