Kruglov, Arkady Konstantinovich

Arkady Konstantinovich Kruglov (1926-1998) - Russian engineer, scientist, laureate of the USSR State Prize (1980).

Arkady Konstantinovich Kruglov
Date of Birth	September 4, 1926 ( 1926-09-04 )
Date of death	1998 ( 1998 )
A country	the USSR
Scientific field	radioactive nuclide reactor production
Awards and prizes

Born September 4, 1926 in the village Rozhevo Sychevsky county of Smolensk province. Since 1940 he worked in Leningrad at the Kirov plant.

He graduated from the Leningrad Electrotechnical Institute (1951).

In 1952-1968 worked at the plant No. 817 (Chelyabinsk-40, Production Association “Mayak”): physical engineer, senior researcher, since 1955 head of the physical laboratory No. 5 of the Central Laboratory of Health.

In 1968-1989 - in the apparatus of the Ministry of Environment of the USSR in Moscow: head of the physicotechnical department, deputy chief and head of the scientific and technical department. During this period, under his leadership, many scientific and engineering problems of the nuclear fuel cycle were solved, technologies for processing complex polymetallic ores and radioactive waste were developed, and automated control systems were designed and implemented. In 1986 he participated in the aftermath of the Chernobyl accident.

Since 1990, a leading researcher at the Central Research Institute of Atominform.

Candidate of Technical Sciences (1967). Author of books:

• Atomprom Headquarters / Arkady Kruglov. - M.: TSNIIATOMINFORM, 1998 .-- 493 p. : ill., portr .; 20 cm; ISBN 5-85165-333-7
• How the nuclear industry was created in the USSR / A.K. Kruglov. - M.: Publishing House TsNIIatominform, B. G. (1994). - 378, [1] p. : ill .; 20 cm; ISBN 5-85165-011-7 : B. c.
• Reactor production of radioactive nuclides / A.K. Kruglov, A.P. Rudik. - M.: Energoatomizdat, 1985 .-- 255 p .; 22 cm; ISBN Per.
• Artificial isotopes and methods for calculating their formation in nuclear reactors [Text] / A.K. Kruglov, A.P. Rudik. - Moscow: Atomizdat, 1977 .-- 167 p. : ill .; 21 cm

Laureate of the USSR State Prize (1980). He was awarded the Order of the Badge of Honor .

He died in Moscow in 1998.