Zalessky, Joseph Petrovich ( August 6, 1868 - March 12, 1929 , Moscow ) - a famous Russian and Soviet metallurgist , director of the Vyisky copper smelting plant .
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| Date of Birth | August 6, 1868 | ||
| Date of death | March 12, 1930 (61 years) | ||
| Place of death | Moscow | ||
| A country |  Russian Empire ,  RSFSR (1917–1922) ,  the USSR | ||
| Scientific field | Non-ferrous metallurgy | ||
| Place of work | Moscow Mining Academy , Vyisky Copper Smelter , Moscow Higher Technical School | ||
| Alma mater | IMTU | ||
| Known as | Director of Vyisky copper smelter | ||
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Biography
Born on August 6, 1868 in the family of General Peter Vasilyevich Zalessky , a native of the nobility of the Kherson province , who lived at 13 Vozdvizhenka Street. per. , 13).
He worked in the Urals, was in charge of the Main Chemical Laboratory and the Geological Department of the Nizhny Tagil and Lunyevsky Plants, then managed the Vyisky Copper Plant in the 90s, at least 1900 inclusive. Supervised overhaul of the plant and the installation of new furnaces and blower devices, as a result of which the plant sharply increased its productivity from 51 thousand pounds in 1890 to 135.4 thousand in 1901. He taught metallurgy at the Nizhny Tagil Mining School , was deputy chairman of the Nizhnetagilsky Committee of the Red Cross.
After the revolution - in Moscow, he taught at the Moscow Mining Academy at the Department of Other Metals (until 1925) and the Moscow Technical University.
He died on March 12, 1929. He was buried at the Novodevichy cemetery .
Family
Father: Peter Vasilyevich Zalessky (1831-1892) - Major General of the Russian Imperial Army, editor, publisher of the magazine “Employee of the People”, a writer, journalist and public figure.
Mother: Anastasia Karlovna Zalesskaya
Sister: Elizaveta Petrovna Zalesskaya (1860-1920)
Sister: Sophia Petrovna Zalesskaya (1861-1933)
Brother: Petr Petrovich Zalessky (1863-1917) - Major General of the Russian Imperial Army, general for assignments under the chief of staff of the Supreme Commander.
Sister: Olga Petrovna Zalesskaya (1866-1936), before the revolution - the head of affairs of the Employee School firm
Sister: Anastasia Petrovna Zalesskaya (1870-1880)
Brother: Vladimir Petrovich Zalessky (1874-1942), professor, chemist, a prominent specialist in the production of sulfuric acid.
Brother: Nikolai Petrovich Zalessky (1876-1945) - Colonel of the Russian Imperial Army, Associate Professor of the Military Engineering Academy of the Red Army named. Kuibyshev , Gene Major Engineering and Technical Services.
Wife: Anna Vladimirovna Zalesskaya (1870-1934)
Daughter: Nina Iosifovna Zalesskaya (1897-1937)
Son: Vladimir Iosifovich Zalessky (1899-1975) - prof. Doctor of Technical Sciences, Head of the Department of the Institute of Steel and Alloys .
Daughter: Olga Iosifovna Zalesskaya (1901-1987)
Son: Oleg Iosifovich Zalessky (1908 - ????)
Selected Works
- Zalessky I.P. Production of sulfuric acid solution for the preparation of wood pulp: Dokl. Inzh.-tech. Dep. Polytechnic Islands, comp. at Imp. Tech. uch-shche Dec 13 1894 g / [Works] Ing. -Tech. I.P. Zalessky; Polytechnic oh, sost. at Imp. Tech. about-ve. - [Moscow]: typ. "The Russian printing press and publishing cases", [1895].
- Gavrilenko A.P. Mechanical technology of metals / A.P. Gavrilenko, prof. Higher mosk tech. uch-schA by ed. Zalessky I.P. - 4th ed. - M.: Makiz, 1918-1926.
- Zalessky I.P. Factory furnaces and stoves / I.P. Zalessky, prep. Mosk. higher tech. uch. - M. L.: State. ed., 1926.
Sources
IP profile Zalessky in the project My Heritage
O.V. Shabarshina. "The management of the factories asks you to return what is listed as yours ..." (from the history of the Nizhny Tagil factory library). History of Nizhny Tagil from the foundation to the present day
Museum of History of Nizhny Tagil College of Mining and Metallurgy
The address is a calendar and a memorial book of the Perm province in 1905 Perm. 1905. p. 117, 120
The intelligentsia of Russia in the history of the 20th century: unfinished disputes. Ekaterinburg, Ural State University, 1998