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The History of the Development of the Stalinets Heavy Caterpillar Tractors (1932–1950)
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The History of the Development of the Stalinets Heavy Caterpillar Tractors (1932–1950)
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S0205960624040046-1
DOI
10.31857/S0205960624040046
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Article
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Published
Authors
Yulia Tsench 
Affiliation: Federal Scientific Agroengineering Center VIM
Elena Godlevskaya
Affiliation: A. V. Yakovlev Chelyabinsk State Industrial and Humanitarian College
Edition
Volume 45 Issue number 4
Pages
755-765
Abstract
 The article examines the history of the development of the Stalinets caterpillar tractors in the context of tackling the economic and military tasks facing the USSR during the first four Five-Year Plans. The main tasks of the Five-Year Plans are specified. The South Urals region is characterized as a center of industrialization and collectivization pursued in the Soviet Union since 1928. The formation of the South Urals scientific school of agricultural engineering at the Chelyabinsk Institute of Mechanization and Electrification is shown. Performance characteristics of the Stalinets tractors, exemplified by their operation in extreme environments (Yakutian permafrost, World War II, South Pole exploration), are analyzed. It is emphasized that industrially implemented engineering developments significantly exceeded technical and operational characteristics of the heavy caterpillar tractors.
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тяжелый гусеничный трактор «Сталинец» технико-эксплуатационные показатели агроинженерия научная школа конструкторские разработки
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