Farfel Mikhail I., Cand. Sci. (Engineering), Associate Professor
Place of work: Research Institute of Building Constructions named after V.A. Koucherenko, JSC Research Center of Construction; Moscow State University of Civil Engineering (National Research University)
He participated in the inspection of the steel structures of the Ostankino TV Tower after the 2000 fire, the development of measures to eliminate it and bring the structures into working condition. He took part in the survey of the Shukhov radio tower in Moscow, as well as in the survey of industrial buildings of the pipe-rolling metallurgical plant in Taganrog. Conducted scientific and technical support for the design, manufacture and installation of a multifunctional swimming center in Luzhniki in Moscow with testing of aluminum coating elements of this building. Carried out scientific and technical support of the transformed metal coating of the dome of the Gazprom Arena stadium in St. Petersburg.
Co-author of regulatory documents:
- SP 16.13330 "Steel structures. Updated version of SNiP II-23-81* .
- SP 294.1325800.2017 "Steel structures. Design rules".
- RF patent for invention No. 2299934 "Nodal connection of tubular rods of spatial design".
- R&D 2015 "Development of methods for the design and calculation of steel structures from thin-sheet rolled products".
- Research and Development 2016 "Studies of I-beam elements with corrugated and perforated walls and the work of thin-walled wavy profiles for walls and trusses of frameless buildings".
Monograph: "Covering the Large Sports Arena of the Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (design, research and construction). Laureate of the Award of the Government of the Russian Federation in the field of science and technology for 2003. Honored Builder of the Russian Federation.
The number of RSCI articles is 76.
The Hirsch index is 5.
Information on membership in the editorial boards/editorial councils of other publications:
- "Bulletin of Science and Research Center of Construction" – member of the Editorial Board.
