Chernye Metally

«Chernye Metally” journal No. 12-2016 contains mainly the articles written by the authors from Russia and other CIS countries; they present different companies, works, universities and regions.

These companies are presented here by “Metalloinvest”, Lebedinskiy GOK and NPVP TOREX (technical renovation of pelletizing plant), Nosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University (simulation of drawing of hexagonal section from a round billet), Nizhniy Novgorod State Technical University (examination of the heterogeneity effect of solidification of continuously cast section billets on their axial porosity), Z. I. Nekrasov Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy of NAS of Ukraine and Byelorussian Steel Works (investigation of austenite grain for chromium-molybdenum-bearing steels).

The economical section includes the paper about the state policy directed on development of small-size metallurgical plants and territories of their location (written by V. Yu. Malyi) and the review of the leading German specialists in the area of iron- and steel making from Steel Institute of VDEh (R. Fandrich, H. B. Lüngen, M. Sprecher) about the prospects of efficient metallurgical production in Germany.

The issue presents the detailed report about XXII International scientific-practical tube conference occurred in September 2016 in Chelyabinsk on RosNITI base.

The new section “Technopolis” will make the readership acquainted with the history of strengthening and development, as well as with the current problems and prospects of large industrial centers, where metallurgical plants and technical universities collaborate efficiently, and it results in successful solving of municipal social and ecological problems. The first article in this section is devoted to Magnitogorsk.

Another new section - “Prometey successors” - is devoted to the two famous persons from Bugulma region in Tatarstan. They are not related directly with mining matter and metallurgy, but are closely connected with the wealth of the Earth bowels and saving of cultural and historical heritage. The third article in this collection is about Bugulma local history museum, and it can be considered as connecting link between the heroes of the first two papers – F. I. Ibragimov and R. M. Valeev.

The section “Metallurgical history” includes interesting publication about establishment and first decades of operation of St. Petersburg casting plant (in the future it was known as Putilovskiy and Kirovskiy plant). The indroduction to this article was prepared by the far descendant of Putilov family.

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