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Bryansk, Bryansk, Russian Federation
UDC 001.3
UDC 308
UDC 378
UDC 929
Russian Library and Bibliographic Classification 74
The paper describes the life of a famous Russian scientist in the field of structural mechanics, bridge construction and reinforced concrete structures, a teacher of higher education, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Nikolay Matveevich Abramov (1876-1949). N.M. Abramov taught at many universities in Russia. He actively participated in the life of the Russian Orthodox Church. After the revolution, he supported the idea of creating a Cossack state on the Don, was a member of the Military Circle, a full state councilor of the All-Great Army of the Don. After the end of the civil war, he escaped repression, as he was recognized as an outstanding scientist. In 1932-1936, he worked as the head of the Department of Materials Resistance at Bezhitsky Machine–Building Institute (now Bryansk State Technical University), and laid the foundations for a scientific school on materials resistance at the university.
Bezhitsky Machine-Building Institute, Military Circle, dean, Donskoy Polytechnic Institute, reinforced concrete, head of the department, testing of materials, Cossacks, bridge construction, Russian Orthodox Church, resistance of materials, state councilor, construction mechanics, arcade farms
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