Biography

Date of birth: March 17, 1934
Place of birth: Akmolinsk city (now Astana), Kazakhstan.
Place of residence: Almaty city, Kazakhstan.

Intykbayev Altynbek Myrzadylovich - distinguished Inventor of Republic of Kazakhstan, PhD, and associate professor of KazNTU.

The research area of Intykbayev A.M. involves the development and improvement of production technology of heavy non-ferrous metals (lead, zinc, copper), as well as the development of technologies for processing man-made waste of metallurgical production (slag, mattes, and dusts).

Given the large research and production experience, in 2001 Intykbayev A.M. was invited to the Kazakh National Technical University name after K.I. Satpayev, the department "Chemical technology of inorganic substances" for the post of senior lecturer (docent) of faculty, where he still works.

Due to his enormous scientific and practical contribution to the development and improvement of non-ferrous metals in 1989 Intykbayev A.M. was invited to a public service to the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, in Alma-Ata (formerly the Ministry of Non-ferrous Metallurgy Kaz SSR) for the post of chief specialist mining and smelting complex.

In the period of work in the Ministry of Industry and Trade took part in preliminary talks to attract foreign investors in the development of new industries and redistributed non-ferrous metallurgy. In particular, participated in negotiations with the Israel company for the production of metallic aluminum by electrolysis of melts on the basis of the Pavlodar aluminum plant, as well as with the Finnish company «ABB» Installation of new waste-heat boilers in the copper redistribution in Dzhezkazgan Balkhash and factories.

On the results of scientific research Intykbayev A.M. has published more than 80 artworks, 55 inventor's certificates, of which 14 are introduced into production.

For these merits to him by the Presidium Decree of the Supreme Soviet of the Kazakh SSR from 19 September 1989 Intykbayev A.M. was awarded the honorary title "Distinguished Inventor of the Kazakh SSR".

The following are Intykbayev’s inventions implemented into production:

• №956585 "Charge agglomeration firing lead materials";
• №950786 "Method for processing lead industrial products ";
• №« 889726 "Method high zinc slag fuming";
• №1116078 "Coarse dressing method of black lead", etc.. given the overall economic effect of 1,7 million rubles (in prices 1970).

In addition a number of inventions have been implemented in similar enterprises of Kazakhstan. For example, Dzhezkazgan and the Balkhash copper-smelting workshops introduced the technology of waste processing zinc production - clinker directly for converting copper matte, which allows extracting additional copper and precious metals in the "black" copper.

The technologies for production of heavy non-ferrous metals (lead, zinc, copper), as well as other non-ferrous metals (arsenic, tin, bismuth), developed and improved by A.Intykbayev and recognized as an invention are of particular interest to non-ferrous metallurgy, and can be implemented in practice. These developments include:

• №956585 "Charge agglomerated firing of lead concentrates";
• №111678 " Coarse dressing method of slag"; 
• № 1028733 "Method for speiss processing "; 
• №908880 "Method for processing scrap batteries", etc.

For more than 30 years of his career, Intykbayev A.M. has worked directly in the workplace. In 1986 Intykbayev A.M. became a UOEI (union’s organization of engineers and innovators) USSR prize winner. For long time faultless work and a worthy contribution to the development and introduction of new technology in production, Intykbayev A.M. was awarded with the marks and medals, such as:

• “Honorary diploma of Kazakh National Technical University named after K.I.Satpayev” in honor of the university’s 75th anniversary;
• “For special services to the Republic of Kazakhstan” Intykbayev A.M. was designated personal pension by the Commission under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Kazakhstan (Commission protocol No. 8 as of 26.06.94). 
• "Veteran of Labor", and many certificates of honor "of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Republic of Kazakhstan ";
• "Distinguished Inventor of Kazakhstan";
• "Worker of IX and X of the five-year plans".

During his work at the Institute of Metallurgy and Polygraphy, Intykbayev A.M. developed 4 practical exercises guidance books and 10 teaching and learning facilities for students.
In addition, Intykbayev A.M. is the author of 3 textbooks on nuclear-chemical technology.

• In 1981 Intykbayev A.M. was appointed as a chief of development and metallurgical plants pyrometallurgical plot.
• In 1979 he successfully defended his thesis and was assigned a degree of candidate of technical sciences.
• In 1974 Intykbayev A.M. was enrolled to a PhD program at the Chemical Metallurgical Institute of Karaganda.
• In 1972, Intykbayev A.M. returned to the Ust-Kamenogorsk city in the lead-zinc plant for the position of an experienced technologist metallurgical shop, where he improved and developed new technology for production of lead, zinc, copper and precious metals and doing simultaneous research at the production area.  

In 1968, as a specialist in the field of electrothermal processes, Intykbayev A.M. was offered in a job as chief of electro-thermal plant at Leninogorsk polymetallic plant of Leninogorsk city (now Ridder) East-Kazakhstan region. As head of metallurgical plant, engaged in construction and adjustment of working drawings for the future of electro-thermal shop recycling of lead and zinc refineries.

Intykbayev A.M. started working in a lead smelting factory, worked at various engineering and technical positions (assistant shift foreman, shift foreman, engineer and head of department slag processing installation).

Education:

• 1974 – Karaganda Chemistry and Metallurgy Institute, PhD program.
• 1958 – Kazakh Mining and Metallurgy Institute (now Kazakh National Technical University after K.I.Satpayev), Metallurgy faculty.

Marital status:

Altynbek Intykbayev is married, has three sons: Erken, Dauren, Saken and also grandchildren.

• Erken - renowned composer of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
• Dauren - lecturer of Railway Institute in Almaty.
• Saken - producer and theaters musician.

Latest update 12.03.2009