LAYOUT OF SVOBODA ELECTRO-MECHANICAL PLANT

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• Publication Date: June 29, 1955
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
This material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title
18, U.S.C. Secs. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.
COUNTRY USSR (Kursk Oblast) REPORT
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SUBJECT Layout of Syoboda Electro-Mechanical DATE DISTR.
29 June 1955
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SUB3ECT Svoboda. Electro-Mechanical Plant
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1. The Svoboda Electro-Mechanical Plant (Svobodinskiy Electro-Mekhanicheskiy
Zavod SEMZ) was located approximately 30 kilometers north-northwest
of Kursk, on the main railroad line from Moscow to the Crimea, in the
north-central part of the town of Svoboda (N 51-59, 36-17), USSR.4
The six main buildings of SEMZ were built in the 15th and 16th centur-
ies and were used at that time for the Russian-Ukrainian Fair. Svoboda
was formerly called Korennaya Pustin. Until 446, these buildings
were kept up as national monuments. The Council of Ministers, 'USSR,
decided at that time to renovate these?SiX buildings, build additional
ones, and utilize the site for an electro-mechanical plant. Equipment
for this plant was received from some dismantled?German Siemens Plant.
This equipment was, for the most part, old and heavily damaged during
dismantling and transportation. In addition to this, the plant -re-
ceived new, Soviet equipment.
2. The plant management was entirely civilian. The plant was under the
jurisdiction of thP Ministry of Electrical Industries (see page '8 50X1
for diagram of the SEMZ administration). The plant
direo-coro61khaiL BOkla:g's, directed plant operations until June 1954,
and is probably still there. 2 He was charged with overall operation
of the plant, which was directly stibordinate to the Minit(ster of Elec-
trical Industries in Moscow. Boklag, as director of thek plant, could
?only be reprimanded or relieved of his post by the minister. However,
he received production orders from the Chief Directorate of Electric
Machine-Building Industry (01avElectitoMashProm).
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The SyoboWElectro-Medhanical Plant employed 650 workers as of 2
January 1.950 but expanded its labor force to 1200 workers after
building A new electro power plant and slightly expanding the original
buildings, Work Was carried out in three shifts: 0700 to 1500 hours;'?
1500 to 230011ours; and 2300 to 0700 hours. Office workers in the
plant directorate building worked from 0800 to 170.0.
4. SEM production consisted entirely of synchronous. generators having
the following power:. 15, 25, 35, 60, and 100 kilOvolt-amperes, 50X1
starting apparatus for these generators. There were two types of
generators': .t404e 'laving Selenium rectifiers and those with direct-
current exciters.
frequency synchronous generators i' having a frequency of .200 hertz being
produced.. yearly production amounted to 12,000 machines of the above
type, for a total slim of 150 million rubles per year. The plant
delivered its products to supply collection points of the Ministry
of Electrical Industries' located in Kursk, Kharkov, Moscow, and other largs.::
cities. These supply collection points in turn $ dispatched the pro-
ducts to the various kolkhozy and sovkhozy, as required.
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5. .112 raw material was received from supply depots according to quarterly
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plans tilt0 the Minititry of Electrical Industries drew up for the plant.
These supply depots were located in Moscow, Kharkov,_ large
cities.
and other a.rge,
cities. 'Aliammt of'cbal Used_ icearly at 64000 to '
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o each month. Special expeditors, nicknamed "Tolkachi", were listed
on the plant payroll as workers in various shops. However, they did
not ever, perform those jobs. Their sole duty consisted Of obtaining
required material in any way Possible4 i.e., bribery, pleading, cajoling,5(Do
threatening, etc. 0.1 plants had this system '
and that itv:as the only really effective way of getting material that
Ijaa badly needed./
The nearest railroad to the plant was six kilometers away. No rail-.
road entered Svoboda because of the difficult terrain Alst outside
of the town. Deep gullies and ravines would make a railroad very
difficult and expensive to construct. SEM, therefore, utilized
its fleet if trucks to haul raw materials and finished products be-
tween the plant and the Svoboda Railroad Station, where SEM had a
supply dump for lumber, coal, and metal.
SEM had its own electric power plant capable of generating 1,500 to
2,000 kilowatts. It also had a temporary electric power plant which
could generate power up to 550 RP. Th*F power plant had the follewing
equipment: Swedish-made "Polar" diesel, 250 HP; two Soviet-made diesels,
each 150 HP. The newpoier station, built in 3.954, had'foUr Czech-
tade locomobilespeach capeCole of generating 500 HP. These locomobiles
were coal fed.
The plant had two light automobiles "tmoe Az-67 and 15 trucks of type az-51,
ZIS-5, and ZI3-152. In addition to these, there were six to eight
horses, used mainly for pulling the mobile fire pumps. The 'rayon. '
fire brigade was located on the territory of the plant. Fire engines
had been ordered but had not yet been received. All fire-wagons were
horse-drawn. Two men were on duty.
Since t14s plant was located in an agricultural districtithe average
wages were relatively low because of the fact that farm produce could
be bought much cheaper than in larger towns. Wages for different
levels of work and responsibilities were as follows:
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Administrative personnel.......
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10. The morale of the plant personnel was average. It greatly improved
after construction was completed on shower rooms and dining hall.
A two-week paid vacation also helped' morale, and conditions improved
greatly after 1950 when most of the construction had been completed
and working conditions were considered generally fairly good. The
health condition of the workers was also generally high. The plant
did not have its own polyclinic, although one was planned. Workers
utilized the rayon hospitaLwhich was subsidized by the plant to
take care of its personnel. SEMZ built a workers settlement which
housed 150 families.in Svoboda. Housing was adequate according to
Soviet standards.
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no cases of actual sabotage, although every time 'there
was a breakdown of machinery, the Party and government suspected the
workers of sabotage since this area had been under German occupation.
There was much pilfering of c mpany property, however, and that was
practically impossible to halt.. The plant was guarded at night by
two guards armed With shotguns; one guard was located at the pass
office:, the other made the rounds of the plant grounds. During the
day,- there were two guards, both at the pass office; a woman guarded
the entrance and a man made out passes. Guards watched mainly for
thievery by the workers and fires. There was a total of eight to
ten guards. The plant grounds were surrounded by a brick and con-
crete slab fence 2.5 meters high.
Plant Layout (See sketch on page 9
12. On page 9 is a layout sketch of the Svoboda Electro-Mechanical
Plant. The following paragraphs comprise a list and description of
the various buildings making up this plant.
13. Building No. 1-a bricka-listucco, one-story structure, 80x21x13 meters,
with a monitor-type,low-pitched roof ,covered with maroon-colored
sheet iron. The building had three bays running its length. The two
side bays were five meters wide. The inside height of the building
was 12 meters. The side bays were separated from the (tenter bay by
brick columns spaced every five meters. There were fifteen such
columns on each side of the center bay. The exterior walls of the
building were one meter and more in thickness (see sketch on page 10
for end view of buildings No. 1 through No. 6), Building No. 1
contained the following shops and machinery (see sketch on page 11
for plan layout of building):
a. Plant boiler shop - contained six water boilers, each having a
heating surface of 36 or 45 square meters, and one steam boiler
with a capacity of two tons of steam per hour at 12 atmospheres
of pressure. The water boilers were utilized for various tech-
nological needs of the plant.
b. Forge shop - contained two pneumatic hammers, one weighing 150
kilograms, the other 250 kilograms. There was also a furnace for
heating metal, anvils, and various other technological equipment.
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14. Building No. 2 - construction identical to the building described in
paragraph 13, see sketch on. page 12) this building contained, the following
shops and machinery:
a. Mechanical repair shop. All repair work of lathes and other
machine equipment was conducted in this shop. Following is a list
of the largest pieces of equipment:
(1) Planers having a longitudinal movement of three meters; the
width of the bench was one meter.
(2) A double support, transverse planing machine with a carrier
movement of 1.2 meters.
(3) Facing lathe, having a\ center height of 1.5 meters.
(4) Numerous turning lathes, having center heights from 100
millimeters-to 300 millimeters and a distance between the
centers of from one to three meters.
(5)
Various cylinder-and cone-grinding machines of the same sizes
as (4) above.
(6) Various vertical and horizontal milling machines with table
sizes of approximately 300x1000 millimeters and 500x1500
millimeters.
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Surface grinding and vertical grinding machines of unknown
sizes.
(8) Vertical boring and turning lathes having a face plate diameter
of 0.5 to 1.5 meters.
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Drill presses having a drill diameter of from 10 to 35 illi-
meters.
(10) In the center bay was a crane which had a lifting capacity of
five tons. The crane was operated from the floor.
b. Instrument shop - the function of this shop was to turn out instru-
ments,. des ? and various technological equipment. It had the fol-
lowing machines:
(1) Turning lathes, center height from 100 to 400 millimeters,
distance between centers from 0.5 meters to 3 meters.
(2) Vertical boring and turning lathes, with faceplate diameters
of 1 to 1.5 meters.
(3)
Vertical grinding machines, of the same size as the lathes in
(2) above.
(4) Milling lathes, with table dimensions of 200x500 millimeters,
250x750 millimeters, and 500x1500 millimeters.
(5)
Universal milling machines of the same dimensions as the lathes
in (4)1, above.
(6) Cylinder-And cone-grinding machines, with a distance between
centers of from 0.5 to 3 meters, center height from 100 tO
200 millimeters.
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Transverse planing machines, with carrier movements of 250
millimeters, 500 millimeters, and 750 millimeters.
(8) Drill presses, with drill diameters ranging from 6 to 50 milli-
meters. There were the following types of drill presses:
bench drill, core drill, and radial drill.
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Various grooving, key slotting, shearing, and other special
instrument lathes.
(10) Facing lathe with center heights of up to one meter:
(11) The side bay, of the shop had a locksmith shOp Where various
instruments such as dyes and technological apparatus were
assembled and made. This shop had a crane with a lifting
capacity of 1.5 tons.
15. B1,04dirlg:10.H3--. construction identical to the building described in paragraph
13 (see sketch on paye 13). This building contained the following shops And
machinery;
a. Stamping shop, The function of this shop was to
"dynam" iron, This shop had the following machines:
prepare, stamp, and paint
Eccentric (off center) presses, from 3 t 400, tons.
Hydraulic presses from 10 to 100 tons.
Friction presses up to 50 tons.
Various automatic groove-stamping machines.
Various shears for cutting sheet metal.
Lathes for removing burrs from stamped iron parts.
A machine for lacquering and drying iron.
Two cranes each with a capacity of 1.5 tons.
b. Apparatus branch - a branch of the stamping shop, Z5a., above.
This branch assembled shunt regulators for selenium rectifiers and
other products. It also charged the poles of the generators as
well es giving them compression.
6. Building No. 4 - construction ideAtical to the building described in
paragraph 13 (see sketch on page 14 ). This building contained the
following shops and machines:
a. Mechanical shop - mechanically
-manufactured fastenings, i.e.,
following machines, which were
described in paragraph 14b, were
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finished all generator parts and
bolts, nuts, and screws. The
of the same size as the machines
located in this shop:
Turning lathes having the following dimensions: center heights
from 100 to 300 millimeters, with a distance between centers
of from 500 millimeters to 2000 millimeters.
Various revolving semi-automatic machines.
Revolving automatic machines having rod diameters of 4,6,;8,
10112,16, and 24 millimeters.
(4) Vertical boring and turning lathes with faceplate diameters
from 0.5 to 2 meters.
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(5) Cylinder-and cone-grinding machines.
(6) Slot milling machines.
(7) Surface grinding machines.
(8) Boring machines.
(9) Milling machines.
(10) Various other special tecOological lathes.
(11) Two cranes each with a capacity of 1,5 tons.
_7. Building No. 5 - construction identical to the building described in
paragraph 13 (see sketch on page 15 This building had numerous small
machines to perform the reouired :tabs in the above shops.
It had the following shops:
a. Section for pressing and assembling one-half-millimeter-thick iron
sheets for generator stators.
b. Winding branch.
c. Assembly branch.
d. Painting branch.
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e. Testing station.
8. Building No, 6 - construction identical to the building described in
paragraph 13 (see sketch on page 16 ). This building had the Oast4pt
shop f and the following machinery:
a. Two cupola furnaces capable of producing 1.5 tons of metal per hour.
b. A crusher-roll mill to crush foundry loam.
c. A sifting machine to sift the foundry loam.
d. Pneumatic forming machines for forming small parts.
Smashing hammer-amanually-operated,machine weighing threetons. The
immediate area was enclosed by a concrete wail two mete 's 4igh. Various
metal parts were brought in for smashing to facilitate Iandling, and
were then smelted or sold as scrap maetal. This was a relatively crude,
"home-made" apparatus.
0. Garage brick, ; onefrstorytuilding 6.0x2:01c4 Ai:stet*. It bad a: low.,
pitched, iron, gable roof.
1. Water supply system brick building 39x410 metera ThebuildinjWas
not yet firiished following additional inform-
ation: The building would contain a reservoir and a chemical purific-
ation system because the water contained too much lime and, therefore,
was not suitable for boilers.
2. Plant administration building - brick, stucco, two-story building,
50301x6 meters. It had a low-pitched, sheet-iron, gable roof. On the
first floor was a movie theater and the plant dining hall. Thia was
considered to be a temporary arrangement until a permanent theater
could be built. .The second 'floor housed the SEMZ administration.
(See pages 17 and 18 for a detailed layout of the entire building
and offices therein).
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23. Pass office - an adob4i one-story building, .5x4x2.5 meters,
low-pitched, sheetiton, shed roof. '
24. Temporary power plant - a brick, stucco, one-story bUilding130x20x5
meters. The plant had a sheet-Metal, low-pitched, gable roof (see.
page 19
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25. Fire station - a br4.40 stucco, one-story building, 25x15x6 meters.
The station had a low-pitched, - iron, gable roof.. Horse-drawn fire'
wagons were located in the station.
26. Coal storage area an area.6.3xi4-Meters. The area was surrounded by
an industrial- wire fence approximately three meters high.
27. Raw material storage building --a brick, one-story building, 52x28x3
meters. It had a low-pitched, iron, gable roof.
28. Finished pr-oducts 'storage building - a brick, one-story
44x25x3 meters. The building had a low-pitched, iron, gable roof.
29. Storage of raw cast iron and. ready casts - an area 54x28 meters. This
area Was surrounded by an industrial wired fence approximately three
meters high. It was roughlydivided into two sections, one for storage
of iron to be cast and the other of ready castings.
30. New power plant - a brick, stucco, one-story building, 90x30x8 Meters.
The plant had a low-pitched, iron, gable roof. It had four Czech-made
locomobiles.
31. Residence - a brick, one-story building, 25x15x4 meters. It had a
low-pitched, iron, gable roof. The building housed the workers of the ,
Industrial Trade School.
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1..Commen:t: Further information relative to management, per-
sOna ties, and production will be published in a forthcoming
report.
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