Buketov, Evnei Arstanovich

Yevnei Arstanovich Buketov was born on March 23, 1925 in the Baganat aul of the Petropavlovsk district of the Akmola province of the Kyrgyz Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic of the RSFSR of the USSR (now the village is located in the Gorodets rural district of the Shal Akyn district of the North Kazakhstan region of Kazakhstan ).

He began to study in 1932 at the Makushinsky grain farm in Chelyabinsk (now Kurgan region ), where his father worked as a laborer, where they left because of starvation in Kazakhstan . In 1938, Buketov with his parents returned to his homeland. Yevnei Buketov continued his studies at the district center, the village of Maryevka (now at the bottom of the reservoir on the Ishim river ), but was forced to interrupt his studies and go to work after graduating from grade 9 in 1941. He worked as a teacher of elementary and incomplete secondary schools of the Sergeevsky (former October) district. He taught Evnei Arstanvich until the spring of 1945 and in the spring externally passed the exam for the certificate of maturity ^[1] .

He graduated from the Kazakh Mining and Metallurgical Institute in 1950 , was left in graduate school. Then he was on pedagogical and scientific work at this university. He defended his thesis in 1954 on the problems of molybdenum and its chemical analysis.

Since February 1954, he worked as an assistant, and since September 1956, as an assistant professor of the Department of Metallurgy of Light and Rare Metals of the Kazakh Mining and Metallurgical Institute. From August 1958 to February 1960, he was Deputy Director of KazGMI for Academic Affairs.

Since 1960, director of the Chemical and Metallurgical Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the Kazakh SSR in Karaganda.

Buketov was awarded the USSR State Prize in 1969 for participating in the development and implementation of the technology for the integrated processing of copper concentrates of the Balkhash Mining and Metallurgical Plant using oxygen at the conversion stage with the supply of granulated Zhezkazgan concentrates in a shaft furnace with an inclined grate as a “cold additive”.

From March 1972 until mid-January 1980 he was rector of the Karaganda State University . In 1962, he was promoted to senior researcher in the specialty "Non-Ferrous Metals Metallurgy". In 1966, in the joint Scientific Council of the Moscow Order of the Red Banner of Labor of the Institute of Steel and Alloys, he defended his doctoral dissertation on the subject of "Extraction of selenium and tellurium from copper-electrolyte slags." In 1967, Buketov participated in the World Exhibition in Montreal (Canada). In 1970, he was elected a corresponding member, and in 1975 - a full member (academician) of the Kazakh SSR Academy of Sciences. In 1978-1982 he organized in Karaganda the 1st and 2nd All-Union Meetings on the theme "Chemistry and Technology of Chalcogenes and Chalcogenides."

Much has been done by E. A. Buketov in the field of ferrous metallurgy. The proximity of Temirtau to Karaganda brought him closer to the metallurgists of this city. He paid much attention to ferroalloy production in terms of the possibility of using high-ash coal for ore thermal smelting of off-balance manganese ores into complex ferroalloys.

In the last years of his life, E.A. Buketov paid great attention to the production of liquid fuel (gasoline) from high-ash brown coals of various deposits of the Karaganda basin and created a special laboratory for this purpose. In 1983, the management of KhMI proposed Eunus to head the ferrous metallurgy laboratory. He agreed.

Eunay Arstanovich was not only a prominent scientist, but also a literary critic, translator, publicist, poet and writer. He wrote in Russian and Kazakh .

Member of the CPSU . The delegate of the 13th, 14th congresses of the Communist Party of Kazakhstan , was repeatedly elected as a deputy of the Karaganda regional Council. He was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor, the medal "For Valiant Labor" and twice the Certificate of Merit of the Supreme Council of the Kazakh SSR ^[2] .

Yevnei Arstanovich Buketov died on December 13, 1983 in Karaganda , was buried in Karaganda .

• Name E.A. Since August 16, 1991, Buketova has been worn by the Karaganda State University , where he was the first rector,
• A monument to Buketov (2006) is installed at the main building of KarSU.
• Name E.A. Buketova assigned to the streets in Petropavlovsk ^[3] and Karaganda.
• On June 19, 1992, a museum was opened in Karaganda on the street. Gogol, 38. The first director of the museum was the brother of Evnei Arstanovich - Kamzabay Arstanovich. The memorial museum contains lists of talented students of Evnei Arstanovich. Among them 16 doctors and more than 60 candidates of sciences ^[4] .
• In 1985, a plaque was installed at the Chemical and Metallurgical Institute, where he worked in the last years of his life.
• Secondary school No. 52 in Karaganda is named after Academician Yevnei Arstanovich Buketov (since January 4, 2000).

• Buketov, E.A. Atan қomynda tuғan adam. - Almaty: Zhazushi, 1975 .-- 138 p.
• Buketov, E. A. The verge of creativity [essays]. - Alma-Ata: Zhazushi, 1977 .-- 124 p. - 50,000 copies. ^[5]
• Buketov, E. A. Six letters to a friend. - Alma-Ata: Zhalyn, 1989 .-- 286 p. - 24,000 copies. - ISBN 5-610-00439-x . ^[6]
• Buketov, E. A. The holy work of Chokan. - Karaganda: Polygraphy, 1994 .-- 145 p. - ISBN 57667-3034-9 .
• Buketov, E.A. Alti hut. - Almaty: Zhalyn, 1996 .-- 272 p. - ISBN 561000733X .
• Buketov, E.A. Zhas Kanysh. - Almaty: Kazakhstan, 1999 .-- 192 p. - ISBN 5-7667-5714-X .
• Buketov, E. A. Kukeykestі. Confidential. - Almaty: Kazakhstan, 2000 .-- 432 p. - ISBN 5-7667-5731-X .
• Buketov, E. A. Children's years of Kanysh. - Karaganda, 2001 .-- 196 p. - ISBN 9965438714 .
• Buketov, E. A. Kukeykestі. - Karagandy: Arco, 2002 .-- 406 p. - ISBN 996561315X .
• Buketov, E. A. Works. - Almaty: Kazakhstan LLP, 2013. - 404 p. - ISBN 978-99-65-10-116-8 .

Translated into Kazakh language the novel “Artemka” by I. Vasilenko, “Stories and Articles” by E. Zola, the novel “Under the Yoke” by I. Vazov, the plays “Macbeth”, “Julius Caesar” by W. Shakespeare and “Bedbug” by V.V. Mayakovsky.

In 2005-2007, the collected works in 6 volumes were published.

• Buketov, E. A. Collected works [Text] = Shygarmalar zhinaғy. - Karaganda: Publishing house of KarSU, 2005. - T. 1. - 444 p. - ISBN 9965-442-01-0 .
• Buketov, E. A. Collected works [Text] = Shygarmalar zhinaғy. - Karaganda: Publishing house of KarSU, 2005. - T. 2. - 534 p. - ISBN 9965-442-36-3 .
• Buketov, E. A. Collected works [Text] = Shygarmalar zhinaғy. - Karaganda: Publishing house of KarSU, 2006. - T. 3. - 327 p. - ISBN 9965-442-45-2 .
• Buketov, E. A. Collected works [Text] = Shygarmalar zhinaғy. - Karaganda: Publishing house of KSU, 2005. - V. 4. - 433 p. - ISBN 9965-442-05-3 .
• Buketov, E. A. Collected works [Text] = Shygarmalar zhinaғy. - Karaganda: Publishing house of KarSU, 2007. - V. 5 book. 1 .-- 396 s. - ISBN 9965-442-66-5 .
• Buketov, E. A. Collected works [Text] = Shygarmalar zhinaғy. - Karaganda: Publishing house of KarSU, 2007. - V. 5 book. 2 .-- 429 s. - ISBN 9965-442-03-7 .
• Buketov, E. A. Collected works [Text] = Shygarmalar zhinaғy. - Karaganda: Publishing house of KarSU, 2006. - T. 6 book. 1 .-- 423 s. - ISBN 9965-442-63-0 .
• Buketov, E. A. Collected works [Text] = Shygarmalar zhinaғy. - Karaganda: Publishing house of KarSU, 2006. - T. 6 book. 2. - 383 s. - ISBN 9965-442-65-7 .

He developed the physical and chemical foundations of new processes in non-ferrous metallurgy . He studied the chemistry and technology of selenium and tellurium , the possibilities of improving the methods for extracting molybdenum and rhenium , and the complex processing of manganese ores. E. A. Buketov personally and in collaboration with his students published more than 240 scientific articles and abstracts, 9 monographs, 2 study guides, received about 100 copyright certificates of the USSR and more than 15 patents from the USA, Canada, Australia, Sweden and the Federal Republic of Germany.

• Issues of geology, mining and technology for processing raw materials of Central Kazakhstan / Ed. collegium E.A. Buketov (ed. Ed.) And others .. - Alma-Ata: Publishing house of Acad. Sciences of the Kazakh SSR, 1963. - 286 p. - 1000 copies. ^[7]
• Buketov, E.A. and Malyshev, V.P. Extraction of selenium and tellurium from copper electrolyte sludge. - Alma-Ata: Nauka, 1969 .-- 206 p. - 1060 copies. ^[8]
• Buketov, E.A. et al. Dehydration of metal hydroxides in alkaline solutions. Hydratir. copper oxide. - Alma-Ata: Science, 1971. - 163 p. - 1300 copies. ^[9]
• Buketov, E.A. and Malyshev, V.P. Technological processes of mine firing in non-ferrous metallurgy. - Alma-Ata: Science, 1973.- 351 p. - 1000 copies. ^[10]
• Experimental studies in chemistry and biology / Ed. collegium E.A. Buketov (ed. Ed.), Etc. .. - Karaganda: Karaganda. Univ., 1974.- 287 p. - 550 copies. ^[eleven]
• Buketov, E. A. Hydrochemical oxidation of chalcogenes and chalcogenides. - Alma-Ata: Nauka, 1975 .-- 326 p. - 1000 copies. ^[12]
• Buketov, E. A. Autoclave alkaline method for processing phosphorus-containing raw materials. - Alma-Ata: Science, 1978.- 120 p. - 1000 copies. ^[13]
• Buketov, E.A. et al. Metallurgical processing of manganese ores in Central Kazakhstan. - Alma-Ata: Science, 1979. - 184 p. - 800 copies. ^[fourteen]
• Buketov, E. A. Modern forms of expression of the table of elements of D. I. Mendeleev. - Karaganda: Computing Center of the Regional Statistics Office, 1982. - 114 p. - 300 copies. ^[fifteen]
• Buketov, E. A. et al. Chalcogenide electrodes in potentiometric analysis. - Karaganda: Computing Center of the Regional Statistics Office, 1982. - 65 p. - 200 copies. ^[16]
• Buketov, E. A. Oil, coal and water in chemistry and energy. - Karaganda: Publishing House, 1994 .-- 46 p. - ISBN 5-7667-3179-5 .

• Father Arystan died in December 1942.
• Baltai's mother gave birth to fourteen children. The survivors were Eunay, Kamzabay, Zhartas, Shabdan, Eslyambek.
• Eunay was married twice to Undasynova Zubayra Dyusenovna, daughter of her brother N. D. Undasynov ^[17] . and on Alma Bekzhanovna Bitteeva (Dushimova), has four children: a daughter from marriage with Alma Bitteeva - Aksulu Buketova, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Dalyapraz Evneevna Buketova, Doctor of Business Administration; and adoptive sons married to Zubayra Undasynova: Buketov Mazhit Evneevich, Buketov Rashid Evneevich (1966 - 1993). There are two grandchildren from the daughter of Bukova, Aksulu Evneevna: Bazarbaev Adil Nurlanovich and Bazarbaev Ahan Nurlanovich. from the son of Buketov, Mazhit Evneevich, there are two granddaughters: Buketova Almira Mazhitovna, Buketova Dinara Mazhitovna.

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