ACADEMICIAN PETRO M. VASYLENKO - OUTSTANDINGSCIENTIST AND TEACHERS OF AGRICULTURALMECHANICS

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  • S. M. Nikolaenko ,
  • V. M. Bulgakov
  • D. G. Voytyuk

Abstract

The main stages of life, teaching and research activities Petro M. Vasilenko – Academician of the Ukrainian Academy of Agricultural Sciences, an outstanding scientist in field of agricultural mechanics. Academician Petro M. Vasilenko known far beyond our country's fundamental research on the theory and methods of calculation of tillage, sowing, grain and beet machines and in di-dynamics and stability of the motion of agricultural machinery. For outstanding scientific achievements in the development of the theory and practice of agricultural mechanics, for the creation of scientific school Petro M. Vasilenko awarded state awards and highest award in field of agricultural mechanics – Gold Medal of Vasyl P. Goryachkin.

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No. 226 (2015): (англ)

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