employee
Bryansk, Bryansk, Russian Federation
UDC 001.3
UDC 308
UDC 378
UDC 929
Russian Library and Bibliographic Classification 745
The paper describes the life of the famous Russian scientist in the field of thermal engineering, higher school teacher, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor Vladimir Iosifovich Evenko (1916 - 2008). During the Great Patriotic War, he participated in the labor front. From 1952 to 1998, he worked at Bryansk Institute of Transport Engineering - Bryansk State Technical University as an associate professor, professor, and head of the Department of Thermal Engineering (1963 - 1969, 1984 - 1987), Internal Combustion Engines (1973 - 1983). He is the founder of a scientific school in the field of thermal engineering.
internal combustion engines, associate professor, design engineer, head of the department, locomotives, locomotive engineering, professor, thermodynamics, heat transfer, heat engineering, heat power engineering, heat exchange devices
1. Personal file of professor Evenko VI. Archive of BSTU.
2. Trifankov YuT, Rafienko EN. University and society: on the path of technical progress: monograph. Bryansk: BSTU Publishing House; 2005.
3. Sazonov SP, Buglaev VT, Melnikova MV. Rectors, vice-rectors, deans, heads of departments, professors of Bryansk State Technical University (1929 - 2004): handbook. Bryansk: BSTU; 2004.
4. Evenko VI, Belov VF, Belyankin AA. Theory and calculation of a steam locomotive. Moscow: Transzheldorizdat; 1951.
5. Filippov VV, Evenko VI. Intake and exhaust processes in steam engines. Moscow: Mashgiz; 1955.
6. Evenko VI, Belov VF, Belyankin AA. A gözmozdony elmélete és számítása. Fordította: Horváth Dániel. Budapest: Közlekedési kiadȯ; 1954.
7. Apanovich NG, Evenko VI, Ivanov BV. Construction, calculation and design of diesel locomotives: textbook. Moscow: Mashinostroenie; 1969.
8. Bessonny AN. Fundamentals of calculation and design of air-cooled heat exchangers: textbook. St. Petersburg: Nedra; 1996.
9. Kravtsova NV. Bibliographic index of the works of professor Evenko VI: to the 100th anniversary of his birth. Bryansk: BSTU; 2016.
