Valery Vasilievich Voronkin

Voronkin Valery Vasilievich

Candidate of Technical Sciences. Born in 1950. In 1972, he graduated from the Frunze Polytechnic Institute with a degree in "Machine Engineering Technology, Metal-Cutting Machines and Tools.”

Currently, he is an associate professor at the Department of Mechanics of the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University. His scientific activity is related to the creation and research of electromechanical impact machines and drilling complexes for drilling directional wells.

A distinctive feature of the created electromechanical impact machines is the accumulation of kinetic energy through the acceleration of a flywheel. This idea, embedded in all designs, allows for the use of relatively low power from the drive motor to create machines with high single impact energy. Impact machines built on this principle have low energy consumption, are simple to manufacture, and are inexpensive.

More than 50 scientific articles have been published, and he is the author of 20 inventions.

Main Inventions:

1. Device for drilling boreholes. Patent No. 451843, 1974.
2. Impact action machine. Patent No. 863326, 1981.
3. Device for impact testing of products. Patent No. 1193484, 1985.
4. Device for testing products under dynamic loads. Patent No. 1087794, 1984.
5. Device for driving dowels. Patent No. 1544548, 1990.