Claudius Ivanovich Tsirenshchikov (06/03/1908, Dedyukhin, Russian Empire - 04/24/1981, Berezniki, USSR) - Hero of Socialist Labor, order bearer, head of enterprises.
| Claudius Ivanovich Tsirenshchikov | |||||||
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| Date of Birth | June 3, 1908 | ||||||
| Place of Birth | Dedyukhin | ||||||
| Date of death | April 24, 1981 (72 years old) | ||||||
| Place of death | Berezniki | ||||||
| Citizenship |  Russian Empire  | ||||||
| Occupation | head of enterprises | ||||||
| Spouse | L.A. Kirpan-Tsirenshchikova [1] | ||||||
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Content
Biography
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| K. I. Tsirenshchikov at the workplace | |
| A memorial plaque on the house where K.I. lived Tsirenschikov (st. Tsirenshchikova, 10) | |
Born June 3, 1908 in the city of Dedyukhin, Perm Province . The surname “Tsirenshchikov” is directly related to Verkhnekamyu — salt workers, turning salt, and also wooden shovels with which this was done, were called “cirens” . [2]
In 1926 he came to the Bereznikovsky soda plant after graduating from high school FZU . In 1929 he was sent to study at the Ural Polytechnic Institute . After graduating from UPI in 1935, he was distributed to the First Potash Plant (worked as a chemical chemist) [2] , then to the construction of the Solikamsk Magnesium Plant. He worked as a shift supervisor, technoruk, early. shop, head of the Office of Capital Construction. During the Great Patriotic War, he played a large role in ensuring the implementation of defense orders. [3]
In 1940 he headed the secret plant R-43 in Solikamsk, received chlorine poisoning. [2]
In 1949, he was appointed director of the Berezniki Magnesium Plant (until 1970) [3] . By 1954, Tsirenshchikov was able to organize the production of magnesium using a new, more advanced technology. Almost immediately, the enterprise received an order for the production of sponge titanium. [2]
On February 8, 1960, Berezniki obtained the first sponge titanium in the USSR, and after a while BMZ (which has become a titanium-magnesium plant since 1963 [4] ) became the leading enterprise in the industry. Since 1964 [4] , thanks to the dedication of workers and the skillful leadership of the Ts., The Magnesium Combine has become a profitable enterprise [3] . In 1965, the second magnesium electrolysis workshop was commissioned, and the second silicon-conversion substation in the USSR was built [4] . In 1966, for its success in increasing the production of titanium and magnesium and the development of new production facilities, BTMK was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor. [2]
Claudius Tsirenshchikov died on April 24, 1981. He was buried in the Old Cemetery of Berezniki. [four]
Rewards
Hero of Socialist Labor (1966). Cavalier of the Orders of Lenin (1966), the Red Banner of Labor (1961), the Red Star (1944), medals, including “For labor valor” [5] .
Memory
A street in Berezniki (renamed Institutskaya Street) was named after Klavdiy Tsirenshchikov, a memorial plaque was installed on the house where the director lived. In the sponsored schools of BTMK (later, Avisma OJSC), a scholarship named after Tsirenshchikov was established. On the centenary of the director’s birth, a bust of Ts was installed at the central checkpoint of Avisma OJSC [2]
Notes
- ↑ Personal Fund. "Tsirenschikov Klavdiy Ivanovich - Director of the Titanium-Magnesium Plant. Hero of Socialist Labor (1908-1981)" - Fund No. 86 - Archival Department of the City of Berezniki
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 Father of the Bereznikovsky titan
- ↑ 1 2 3 Berezniki: Encyclopedic Handbook. The Book World, Perm, 2007. 480 pp., Ill. ISBN 5-93824-080-8
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 Hero of Socialist Labor Tsirenschikov Klavdiy Ivanovich :: Heroes of the country
- ↑ Tsirenshchikov Klavdiy Ivanovich - Free Encyclopedia of the Urals
Links
- Claudius Ivanovich Tsirenshchikov on the site "Heroes of the country"
- Tsirenshchikov Klavdiy Ivanovich - Free Encyclopedia of the Urals
- [2]
- Father of Bereznikovsky titanium
- History of Solikamsk Magnesium Plant
- Personal fund. "Tsirenshchikov Klavdiy Ivanovich - director of the titanium-magnesium plant. Hero of Socialist Labor (1908-1981)"
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- [four]
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