Ivan Pavlovich Bratuchin

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Ivan Pavlovich Bratuchin ( Russian Иван Павлович Братухин ., Scientific transliteration Ivan Pavlovič Bratuchin ; born February 12 . Jul / 25. February  1903 greg. In Jaschtschery today Kirov Oblast , Russia , † 1985 ) was a Soviet helicopter designer.

Life

Bratuchin went to the Technical University in Moscow in 1926 and studied there until 1930 under the helicopter pioneer Boris Yuryev . Bratuchin then played a major role as head of a design brigade in the department for special constructions (OOK) within the ZAGI in the development of helicopters and also in the first Soviet helicopter with tail rotor as torque compensation , which was maneuverable and maneuverable, the ZAGI 1-EA .

In January 1940, the Aviation Institute Moscow State the OKB established -3 for the development of rotary flying machines under the direction Jurjews, took over the Bratuchin in March and led to the dissolution of the 1951st During this period a number of experimental helicopters with transverse rotor design were built there . In 1954 he was appointed professor and in 1962 doctor of technical sciences ( доктор технических наук ). He also received the Order of Lenin .

Major publications were in 1934 Calculation of the Aerodynamics of a Gyrocopter and 1955 The Project Planning and Construction of Helicopters

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