Voronov, Savvaty Mikhailovich

Savvaty Mikhailovich Voronov
Savvaty Mikhailovich Voronov
Date of Birth
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Date of death
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Scientific field	metallurgy
Alma mater	Moscow State Technical University named after N.E. Bauman
Academic degree	Doctor of Technical Sciences
Academic title	Professor
Known as	one of the founders of the aviation industry

Savvaty Mikhailovich Voronov ( 1899-1953 ) - Soviet metallurgist. Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor. Winner of two Stalin Prizes.

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Biography

Born on March 18 ( 30 March ) in 1899 in Rostov (now the Yaroslavl Region ) in the family of a merchant of I guild, hereditary honorary citizen . He graduated from high school (1917, with a gold medal) and the Moscow State Technical University named after N. E. Bauman , Faculty of Chemistry (1920-1926). Pupil A. M. Bochvar .

In 1926-1930 he worked at the Osoavihim plant.

In 1930–1931 he was an assistant chief engineer, in 1931–1946 the main metallurgist of the USSR’s first plant for the production of semi-finished products of light alloys (Plant No. 95) in Moscow, since 1941 - in evacuation in Verkhnyaya Salda ( Sverdlovsk Region ). He was engaged in the issues of melting and metal forming, the influence of the composition and heat treatment on the properties of alloys. One of the founders and creators of the production of aluminum and magnesium alloys in the USSR.

For extraordinary scientific research in 1938 he was awarded the degree of candidate of technical sciences without defending a thesis.

In 1946-1953, deputy director and head. Department of MATI .

Doctor of Technical Sciences (1944), professor .

He died in 1953 . He was buried in Moscow at the Armenian cemetery .

Memory

The streets in Verkhnyaya Salda and Krasnoyarsk are named in his honor (Green Grove microdistrict ^[1] ).

Awards and prizes

Stalin Prize of the second degree (1946) - for the development of the composition and technology of processing of new light alloys, which have been widely used in aircraft manufacturing
The third degree Stalin Prize (1949) - for the development and industrial introduction of a new high-strength alloy
Order of the Red Banner of Labor (1938)
The order of Lenin
Order of the Red Star
medals

Notes

↑ A.P. Dvoretskaya, leading archivist of GAKK “GAKK”, Ph.D. On April 27, 2014, the Soviet district of the city of Krasnoyarsk turned 45 years old. (Neopr.) Archives of the Krasnoyarsk Territory (04.2014).

Literature

The history of the metallurgy of light alloys in the USSR, 1917-1945. Science, 1983 - Total pages: 389

Sources

[1] A.P. Dvoretskaya, leading archivist of GAKK “GAKK”, Ph.D. On April 27, 2014, the Soviet district of the city of Krasnoyarsk turned 45 years old. (Neopr.) Archives of the Krasnoyarsk Territory (04.2014).