Panarin, Alexey Petrovich

Born on February 11 ( February 24 ), 1905 in the village of Strelechya Polyana, Tula province . He graduated from Moscow State Technical University named after N.E. Bauman (1930), a process engineer.

In 1930-1933 - at the Tsemproekt Soyuzcement: the head of the launch group; in 1933-1962 - at the Satka plant “Magnesite”: technical director of the caustic workshop, head of the metallurgical powder workshop, deputy chief engineer - head of maintenance, chief engineer, director; In 1962-1976, he was the head of the refractory industry department of the State Committee for Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metallurgy, the chief engineer of the Main Directorate of the Refractory Materials Industry.

Under his leadership, the production of chromomagnesite products, which began to be used in arches of open-hearth furnaces instead of dinas, was mastered. He was engaged in the development of production: new excavators, electric locomotives in the mining sector were introduced; shaft furnaces were modernized, powder and press workshops were expanded, a mechanical workshop was built, the first stage of the New Magnesite Plant was commissioned. ^[one]

He died on September 7, 1990 . He was buried in Moscow at the Khovansky cemetery .

• Hero of Socialist Labor (1958)
• Stalin Prize of the third degree (1943) - for the development of the production of highly refractory products from local raw materials for ferrous metallurgy
• Stalin Prize of the third degree (1950) - for the development and implementation of the domestic design of chromomagnesite arches of open-hearth furnaces
• Order of Lenin (1958)
• two orders of the Red Banner of Labor
• medals
• Honorary Citizen of the city of Satka and the Satka District (9169)

• Golovko, G. Creative searches of Alexei Panarin / G. Golovko // Province. - Chelyabinsk, 2014. - July 22–28.
• Golovko, G. Bright trace of Alexei Panarin / G. Golovko // Magnesitovets. - Satka, 2014 .-- Aug 29. - S. 18.