ADB AVE Taragerye 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 ( TRUSS MOVING ON PILES PROPOSED AS ty? MEANS OF TRANSPORT IN SIBERIA (U) 223°” ; TRANS PORT ATION “The Russian periqdical Sotsialisticheskaya Industriya on 26 July 1979 carriéd an article authored by V. Istomin which briefly recount’ a, Ver, tion with Candidate of : Technical Sciences 1 phehre ate eeent conference on prdé- ; ‘ spective types of transportation. Beskin and his colleagues a2. at the Bratsk affiliate of the Irkutsk Polytechnical Insti are working on new types of trowepSETarieie tse Sibert ie et re Far North. Explaining that in addition to environmental problems created in permafrost terrain by motor vehicles, tractors and caterpillar vehicles, which damage the surface layer of the tundra, there are also complex technical and -9- SG1A PW Aug 79 SECRET - supply problems involved in the building and maintenance of roads in these areas, Beskin commented on a means of transportation called a "fermobil" (truss vehicle) as a solution to these problems. It is a vehicle designed in the form of a single-truss bridge. It would ride ona series of sets of two or three piles driven into permafrost ground, the tops of the piles being about two meters above the ground. Short guide tracks for the roller wheels of the truss vehicle would be installed on top of each set of piles. The potential load capacity of the "fermobil" could be as large as 100 tons. The vehicle's size would determine the distance between the sets of piles -- 50 meters in the case of a vehicle 120 meters long, for example. The economy of this transport innovation is cited as one of its potential advantages. The cost of building the system of pile supports for the “fermobil" has been estimated at 50,000 rubles per kilometer. Its designers believe that the driving of the piles could be accomplished relatively simply by a special machine running along the piles already installed. The same piles could also be used for communica~ tions and power transmission lines, as well as oil pipelines and_ gas mains. sci UNCLASSIFIED) SGIA Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000600280003-6
32264 LoGod For Release 2000/08/07 , CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 SG1A O PAGE 0019 ZAREYO| SG1A SUBJ MPR: POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE, SOVIFT SCHOOL COOPERATE QW060010 ULAANBAATAR MONTSAME IN ENGLISH 1706 GMT 5 NOV 85 ((TEXT)) ULAANBAATAR, NOVEMBER 5 (MONTSAME) -- CLOSE TIES BETWEEN THE MONGOLIAN POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE (MPI) AND THE IRKUTSK POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE (IPI) (SOVIET TOWN IN SIBERIA) ARE" STRIKING EVIDENCE OF THe FRUITFUL MONGOL-SOVIET COOPERATION IN THE FIELD OF HIGHER EDUCATION. FIRST CONTACTS BETWEEN THE MPI AND THE IPI WERE ESTABLISHED IN 1967 AND SINCE THEN THESE TIES HAVE BEN DEVELOPED INTO ACTIVE COOPERATION IN THE SPHERE OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHES. THE JOINT MONGOL-SOVIET KERULEN GEOLOGICAL EXPEDITION HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY FUNCTIONING FOR ALREADY 10 YEARS, WHICH IS MAINLY ENGAGED IN PROSPECTING AND LOCATING NATURAL RESOURCES IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN MONGOLIA. SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCES TO REVIEW THE ACTIVITIES OF THIS EXPEDITION ARE BEING REGULARLY HELD IN ULAANBAATAR AND IRKUTSK RESPECTIVELY. AT PRESENT, TEACHERS AND STUDENTS OF THE TWO INSTITUTIONS ARE WORKING HARD TO SOLVE IMPORTANT NATIONAL ECONOMIC TASK IN MONGOLIA: TO COMPREHENSIVELY STUDY ROCKS IN THE AREAS OF LARGE OPERATIONAL DEPOSITS IN THE COUNTRY TO DETERMINE AN OPTIMUM PARAMETER FOR BOREBLASTING OPERATIONS. THE COOPERATION OF THE TWO INSTITUTIONS IS CONDUCIVE TO IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF TRAINING NATIONAL TECHNICAL PERSONNEL OF MONGOLIA. IPI IS DIRECTLY INVOLVED IN TRAINING SPECIALISTS FOR THE MPR. FOR THIS SERVICE IPI WAS AWARDED WITH THE ORDER OF RED LABOUR BANNER OF THE MPR. BT #0336 UNCLASSIFIED Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6
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32 b YaSpfoved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-0078Z8000500280003-6 Tn 1956 a polytechnicel Inatitute. is being opened in Krasnoyarsk and a univ~- ersity te being established in Yskutek, and Yaldivestok University ia being Research laboratories are being organise’ in the leading technical schools. work im connection with the most important problems of specific branches ae ealence ent the tational economy of the UBER. In Baratev, Rostov, end sore (ey sand betretruns) of various capacities will be set up for studying > mucled, along with leboratories for the study of cosmic rays and special semiconductor Laboratories. The Moseow Honferrcus Metele and Gold Institute, the Leningrad Mining Inst- aeeen are cond een tk nonferrous ore catablisned close links with enterprises and with the Ministry of Nonferrous Metallurgy. fox vesceroh a * (fare creat ne eest 198) Soviet Preas, Vol VIIT, no 34, 1956, Unclassified. Complete artiole on file in Ministry of Wigher Education folier. exh /pr re ARS byw On here Angarsk GENERAL -- Moscow, Ekonomicheskaya Gazeta, 5 dun 60 ‘Im dJanwary 1959, the population of Angarsk was 132,000. Up to 100,000 oq-m of housing per year is put—tp use, and during the Seven-Year Plan pericd, hobsing will increase 150 percent 4A Angarsk. A branch of the Irkutsk Mining \\ me @ (C and Metallurgical Institute, with chemical, machine-buliding,and construction oy facuitie®; ami & Bclentific Se a ee ee and Labor Protection will be open for the new school gear. The Ir 3 Sovnark- hoe is creatang & mechanization and automation institute of the chemical indus- try in Angarsk, It is planned to establish a chemical and engineering institute in the city. we Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6
3 aadCahonggiag 2000/08/07 : CIA- RDP96*Q9787R000500280003- 6 OFFICIAL USE CNLY ~ DDS - USSR REGIONAL AFFAIRS ; June 7, 1955 IRKUTSK MINING SCHOOL OPENS ENROLIMENT FRIS w IH} Khabarovsk; Krai Regional Service, in Russian, June 6, 1955, 2135 GvT-~H (Text } The Irkutsk Mining and Metallurgical Institute has announced enrollment of students tor the 1956-57 academic ¥ year in the following branches: the branch for the development of ora layers, coal deposits, and deposits of natural resources} the branch for the development of concentrated (rudnykh) and dispersed (rassypnykh) natural resources, and mining electromechanics; the nonferrous metallurgy branch; and branches for the concentration of natural resources, machine-building technology’, metal-cutvting machine tools and instruments, industrial and civil construc- tion of the metallurgical faculty, geological prospecting for natural resources, techniques of prospecting for natural resources, and mine surveying. Men and women under 35 years of age are eligible. Documents required for enrollment are a detailed autovlography, an original middle: school certifi- cate three 3 x-4 centimeter photos, certificate of: employment. stating length of employment, occupation; and speciality signed by the chief of the enterprise and the chief of the department of cadres, form No. 286 of the certificate of health, residence certificate, and a draft card for persons subject to military service. The certificate of registration (pripisnoye svidetelstvo) and the passport must be presented personally. The faculty and the branch desired must be stated in tue application. Technical school graduates will be accepted in the institute after the expiration of a 3-year probation period in production (proizvodstvennyy stazh) set for them by law. An exception will be made for those persons who are included in 5 pereant of specified students graduated from technical schools. Entrance examinations are in written Russian and literature and oral matnematies, physics, drawing, and foreign-language for construction branches, and in written Russian and literature and oral matnematics,; chemistry, physics, and forelen language for other branches. Stipends ranging from 290 to 395 rubles will be granted students making good progress in all subjeats in the first term, and stipends ranging from 395 to 480 rubles to higher term students. Twenty-five percent nigher stipends will be granted to excellent students. Applications for enrollment will be accepted from June 20 until July 31 and must be addressed to the reception committee at the following address: No. 3 Krasnaya 4vegda Street, Irkutsk city. Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6
Approved F : CIA- - } pprov or Releage 2096/08/07 : CIA RDP96-00787R00Q600280003-6 OD ZTAT, Coe ONES ~ DD 7% - USSR REGIONAL AFFATHS June 7, 1956 WESTERN USSR UKRAINIAN HANDBOOK--~The regular edition of the Ukrainian AGITATOR'S HANDBOOK of June 1 contains the following articles: "Step Up Competition nong Agricultural Workers," "Oxygen Serves Metallurgy »" by an enginver of the Zaporozhye steel plant (zavod zaporizhstal) » Vocational Training For Students," by a secondary school director, "New success in the Policy of Peaceful Coexistence," devoted to tne French-Soviet talks, "Prospects for the Development of the Donbas During the Sixth Five Year Plan," and information on the use of ferroconcrete props in coal mines. (Kiev, Ukrainian, June 1, 1955, 1500 GMT--M) TRANZCARPAT'TAN HANDBOOK-~The 1Oth edition of the Transcarpathian Obkom AGITACOR's ‘aNDBOOK published June 1 features articles: "Party and Goverh- ment care for the People's Well-Being," To Improve Implementation of Progressive Experiences in Production," and "Friendship and Cooperation Among Socialist Countries," and correspondence by an agronomist "Carry Out Tending of Crops in Exemplary Manner." (Uzhgorod, Ukrainian, June 1, 1956, 1520..GMT--M) PARTY MEMBERS--Golovnyanskiy Raikom recently held a plenum to discuss education of young Communists. 1% was revealed at the plenum that during the past year the rayon Party organization increased by 72 persons, among them 22 kolkhoz workers. Nearly 20 persons, mostly kolkhoz workers, became Party members in 1956. (Lutsk, Ukrainian, June 6, 1956, 0520 GMT--M) . AGRICULTURAL CONFERENCE--The first congress of agricultural specialists of the Ukraine has been held in Kiev. A report by Gureyev, First Deputy Chas suan of the Coupes of Ministers of the Usratiian ook, on the tasks of Ukrainian agricultural specialists in carrying ous the decisions of the 20th CPSU Congress was debated. Speecnes were made by 118 people. (Moscow, Home, June 1, 1956, 0400 GMT--L) LVOV LANDSCAPING CONFERENCE--The second conference on landscaping conveyed by the Presidium of the All-Union Geographic Soctety, Lvov University » and the Lvov branch of the All-Union Geograpnic Society opened in Lvov May 31. More than 100 scientists and geography teacuers of nigher educaticnal institutions in Moscow, Leningrad, Kiev; Voronezn, Knarkov, Toilisi, Lvov,.and Riga are taking part. The conference will hear and discuss more than 30 reports on general questions of the landscaping program, cartography, and the problems of studying tne landscape of the western oblasts of the Ukrainian SSR. The conference will last several days. (Kiev, Russian, June 1, 1956, 0730 GMT--M) ESTONIAN NUCLEAR PHYSICS LABORATORY--Tae Council of Ministers of Estonia has assigned 20 million rubles for a new laboratory at Tartu University ingluding a laboratory for nuclear physics. (Moscow, English, Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6
IRKUTSK INSTITUTE OF MINING AND METALLURGY sie UbLd approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP¥és0q787R0005002 0003:6. p 2IAALYO The IrkutMednstitute of Mining and MetalluSgy is subordinave t Ministry of Higher Education, USSR, the Main Administration of Higher Educational Instituf$ions of Mining and Metallurgy. It has courses in Geology and prospecting ’ mining, and metallurgy-. It 4s located in Irkutsk Oblast, Irkutsk, ulitsa Krasnoy avezdy Be SO: CIA FDD Summary 53, 19 March 1952, Secret, Info 1950/52 a mene ae _— mm pep ge so armen oe moos 7 t . agree - Bol shaya 1d ed Vol 18 1953 THRKUTSK MINING AND METALLURGICAL INSTI TUTE Higher educational institution in eastern Siberia, crea ted in May 1930 in the elty of Irkutsk. Kas 3 departments (1951): mining, with the specialtiess working of deposits of useful minerals and mining electromechanicss; geological prospecting, ; with the specialties: geology and prospecting for deposite of useful minerals, the technique of prospecting for deposits of useful minerals, mine surveying and geophysical methods of pros- pecting for deposits of useful minerals; and metallurgy, with the specialties; metallurgy of nonferrous metals, dressing of useful minerals, and the technology of machine building. The inetitute Approved FoPRateseets cio ldiio7 Rerkor hh 8s9b9b7RUG8H0F86003-6 anstitute graduated 1,580 engineers.
mre. omen FORM FORM Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 Editor's note: The following, entitled "Let Us Discuss This," is from the feature program "Evening Irkutsk® and consists of notes by “Evening Irkutsk" correspondents Leonid Bogdanov and Sergey Prokhorov entitled "Scientists and Students.) In reading the materials of the November Plenum of the CPSU Central Committee one notes the Speech by the chairman of the presidium of the Siberian department of the USSR Academy of Sciences, Lavrentyev. In his Speech this prominent-scientist stated that the training of scientific cadres is one of the most urgent problems and is of particular Significance to Siberia and the Far East.{ What is the situation in this regard in Irkutsk? It must be noted ‘that in: the past several years a considerable tean of Scientists has appeared in the. city. In 1962 alone more than 20 Irkutsk residents became candidates and doctors of sciences. All scientific research institutes of the oblast capital are engaged in the ‘training of highly qualified cadres. Scientific cadres are also being trained by the city's higher educational establishments, The tsk polytechnical is one of .the largest higher educational establishments of the city, having more than 10,000 students and 500 instructors. It is evident that there is a great need for scientist-instructors., The institute takes great interest in the training of cadres. In the past 2 years alone more than Xe) young, capable instructors were assigned for postgraduate work to the best institutes of Moscow and Leningrad. They will return to the institute as candidates of sciences in 2 or 3 years, ] (Continued on Card 62 H 1335h) USE PREVIOUS 12-60 38268 enitions. USE PREVIOUS 12-60 326a EDITIONS, .
Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 Baigh§ he FIRM NO. y,\ ak } | fy PROCESSING DATE os ft init Law p =a en CODE “| COUNTRY TIVITY CODES 491 USSR =) oa SGIA Mo yR for wove fea CONTROL NO. SOURCE 20 DEC 62 HELP WANTED: Stokers, painters, yardmen, and typists -- by the Irkutsk polytechnical institute; apply Studgorodok (student township), ulitsa Lermontova 83. (Irkutsk Domestic 0900 GMI 20 December 1962) FORM USE PREVIOUS 12°60 326a corttons. | FORM USE PREVIOUS 12-60 326a EDITIONS. For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6
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Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 S49 ( to | Anatoliy Andreyevich Yegoshin, rector of the Irkutsk polytechnical institute, ‘ states that in the new academic year the institute will organize training courses for engineers of new skills (spetsialnostyan). According to plan the institute will enrcll 3,350 students in the first course in 1962. They will be trained in 31 skills and receive general technica training. Almost 2,000 people will receive on-the-job training at the institute. By the eni of 1962 the institute will expand the network of educational and consultative points and will increase enrollment in- ~ evening departments in Cheremkhovo, Angarsk, and Bratsk. Organizational and methodical § work will be accelerated in Zheleznogorsk and at the construction ~ site.of the Bratsk industrial lumbering complex where many youth are anxious to obtain higher education without leaving their work, (Irkutsk Domestic 1,00 GMT 4 7? April 1962) oved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 iced
Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 d . Representatives of highar educational establishments and scientific researgh enterprises of Irkutsk and other cities of the Soviet Union frequently visit mines and open-face mines of the Cheremkhovo coal trust. Representatives irkutsk polytechniogl Insts imis 20a. ior i hg meu gsee oh aeding bits which are more suitable for work under pre jtious. They have already worked out Tive types of such bits. Representatives of the Leningrad mine survey institute recently completed ~-work on the compilation of recommendations for ths construction of buildings and structures on the terraces of worked out (open-face rcines?). The collective of the Ural institute of coal chemistry is working on a mixture (shikhtu) for obtaining coke (kampanentom) from Cheremkhow semicoke for use in the future at the Tayshet metallurgical plant. The Irkutsk (Irdevetmt?) institute has prepared recommerdations on the short-delay (korotko-zamedlenonu): blasting of coal rock. A group of scientific workers of the Kuznetsk scientific ~esearch institute will work on a ple for the automation of concentrating _ factories. ‘(Irkutsk Domestic 0900 GMT 7 December 1962) _Approved 108 “¢ >A PER-NN7R7RANOEOAIRAAC
” Approved For Release 2000/08/07" FGA. RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 ae nen eee ‘ USSR OFFICIAL USE ONLY | FBIS 61 H 5592 | More than 10,000 heading workers, fam wakers > demobilized soldiers, and secandary sch. ool graduates hare applied for entrance’ examinations to higher educational establishments which start in Irkutsk 1 August. The Irkutsk _polytechnical. institute received 5,300 applications in 1961 from youth in Irkutsk Oblast and other cblasts in Eastern Siberia, with the majority of youth applying for the machine building, industrial and civil construction, and metallurgical faculties. (Irkutsk Domestic 1400 GMT 1 August 1961) Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500280003-6 ; Sener eT am eacsenteniinminienmmmnsannteii teat NCEN A RT
JAL ESTABLISHMENTS ARE (PLANN® i THE | Ti ES OF THE EASTERN “ARRAS. “OF THE COUNTRY San aeie” INSTITUTE AND THE | TShtiznis IN KHABAROVSK, “MOTOR RLCHWEY AND BUILDING ETT INTENDED be Seen: ITS BUTLDINGS WiLL ‘oc CUPY VUZ (STATE PLANNING INSTITUTE ENTS) PLANS FOR 98 NEV ESTABLISHMENTS ARE ESTAELISHIE 87R000500280003-6