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| - Pável Petróvich Mélnikov (en ruso: Павел Петрович Мельников; 22 de juliojul./ 3 de agosto de 1804greg. - 22 de juliojul./ 3 de agosto de 1880greg.) fue un ingeniero y administrador ruso, que en su calidad de Ministro de Transporte contribuyó en gran medida a la introducción de la construcción del ferrocarril en la Rusia imperial. (es)
- Pawel Petrowitsch Melnikow (russisch Павел Петрович Мельников; * 22. Julijul. / 3. August 1804greg. in Moskau; † 22. Julijul. / 3. August 1880greg. in Ljuban) war ein russischer Ingenieur, Hochschullehrer, Eisenbahn-Pionier und erster Verkehrsminister Russlands. (de)
- Pavel Petrovich Melnikov (em russo: Павел Петрович Мельников, 3 de agosto de 1804 - 22 de julho de 1880) foi um engenheiro da Rússia. Foi responsável por grande parte das construções de ferrovias no país. (pt)
- Павел Петрович Мельников (22 июля [3 августа] 1804, Москва — 22 июля [3 августа] 1880, Любань) — русский учёный-механик и инженер-генерал, один из авторов проекта железной дороги Санкт-Петербург — Москва, первый министр путей сообщения Российской империи (1865—1869). (ru)
- Ме́льников Павло Петрович (22 липня (3 серпня) 1804, Москва — 22 липня (3 серпня) 1880, станція Любань, тепер Ленінградської області РФ) — російський інженер у галузі залізничного транспорту, почесний член Петербурзької АН (з 1858 року). Один з основних авторів проекту і технічних керівників будівництва першої в Росії магістральної залізниці Пегербург — Москва. Головний керуючий (з 1862 року) і міністр (у 1866—1869 роках) шляхів. Написав (1835 року) першу в Росії працю «Про залізниці». (uk)
- Pavel Petrovich Melnikov (Russian: Павел Петрович Мельников, 3 August [O.S. 22 July] 1804 – 3 August [O.S. 22 July] 1880 in Lyuban) was a Russian engineer and administrator who, in his capacity as Transport Minister, was in a large measure responsible for the introduction of railroad construction in Imperial Russia. Melnikov was sufficiently observant about America to note on page 65 of the Journal Article, volume I, book I, that the United States was a nation that was "little inclined to be subjected to the influence of routine," i.e. had a palpable dynamism. (en)
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| - Pável Petróvich Mélnikov (en ruso: Павел Петрович Мельников; 22 de juliojul./ 3 de agosto de 1804greg. - 22 de juliojul./ 3 de agosto de 1880greg.) fue un ingeniero y administrador ruso, que en su calidad de Ministro de Transporte contribuyó en gran medida a la introducción de la construcción del ferrocarril en la Rusia imperial. (es)
- Pawel Petrowitsch Melnikow (russisch Павел Петрович Мельников; * 22. Julijul. / 3. August 1804greg. in Moskau; † 22. Julijul. / 3. August 1880greg. in Ljuban) war ein russischer Ingenieur, Hochschullehrer, Eisenbahn-Pionier und erster Verkehrsminister Russlands. (de)
- Pavel Petrovich Melnikov (Russian: Павел Петрович Мельников, 3 August [O.S. 22 July] 1804 – 3 August [O.S. 22 July] 1880 in Lyuban) was a Russian engineer and administrator who, in his capacity as Transport Minister, was in a large measure responsible for the introduction of railroad construction in Imperial Russia. In 1825 Melnikov graduated at the head of his class from the in the School for Communication Routes with the rank of Lieutenant in the . He remained as a teacher at the Institute, becoming professor of applied mechanics in 1833. He also took part in several construction projects to improve the Russian network of rivers and canals. In 1833 he joined the St. Petersburg Artillery School. he was also responsible for repairing the wooden cupola of the Trinity Cathedral in St Petersburg. In the Summer of 1839 Melnikov and another colonel, (1798-1857), were sent to the United States to inspect its railroad system and recommend technology to be used in Russia. The travellers returned in the autumn of 1840. The report regarding U.S. railroads which Melnikov compiled upon his and Kraft's return to their homeland, for submission to the imperial Russian authorities, is a massive contribution to American industrial and transportation history. Written in longhand in 1841 and now found in manuscript form in the library of St. Petersburg State Transportation University, this 3-part, 664-page work is entitled Technical Description of the railways of the North American States (Opisanie v tekhnicheskom otnoshenii zheleznykh dorog Severoamerikanskikh Shtatov). In 1842, the journal Zhurnal Putei Soobshcheniya (Transport Journal) provided readers with extensive access to Melnikov's findings by publishing them in serial form in volume (Tom) II, book (Kniga) 1, pages 19–85; and in book 2, pages 95 to 197. A further separate article, entitled "Foundations of Railways," is in book 3 for 1842, pages 209-265. Still another article, "Regarding operations to outfit (ustroistvo) railways in the North American States," is in volume II, book 4, pages 285-374 (extensively covering earthmoving tasks, principally), and volume III, book 1, pages 1–70. Taken together, these writings are qualitatively on a par with those of Franz Anton von Gerstner, who visited the United States for the same purpose at the same time and also produced a multivolume compilation on U.S. transportation of that time, available in English under the title EARLY AMERICAN RAILROADS. Melnikov was sufficiently observant about America to note on page 65 of the Journal Article, volume I, book I, that the United States was a nation that was "little inclined to be subjected to the influence of routine," i.e. had a palpable dynamism. Based on his experience Melnikov suggested the adoption of a 5-foot wide gauge for the planned Moscow–St. Petersburg Railway. (Previously, only a short line connecting St. Petersburg to Tsarskoe Selo had been built in 1836–37 under Franz Anton von Gerstner.) The gauge was approved as the new standard on 12 September 1842. When construction of the Moscow–St. Petersburg Railway began in 1842 Melnikov was appointed to manage the construction of its northern part. From 1862 he was the chief manager of the railway, served as the Transport Minister from 1866 to 1869 and as a member of the Railroads Committee from 1870 to 1875. Melnikov also contributed to water transportation systems and other engineering projects. He is the author of the first books about railroad construction ever written in Russian. (en)
- Pavel Petrovich Melnikov (em russo: Павел Петрович Мельников, 3 de agosto de 1804 - 22 de julho de 1880) foi um engenheiro da Rússia. Foi responsável por grande parte das construções de ferrovias no país. (pt)
- Павел Петрович Мельников (22 июля [3 августа] 1804, Москва — 22 июля [3 августа] 1880, Любань) — русский учёный-механик и инженер-генерал, один из авторов проекта железной дороги Санкт-Петербург — Москва, первый министр путей сообщения Российской империи (1865—1869). (ru)
- Ме́льников Павло Петрович (22 липня (3 серпня) 1804, Москва — 22 липня (3 серпня) 1880, станція Любань, тепер Ленінградської області РФ) — російський інженер у галузі залізничного транспорту, почесний член Петербурзької АН (з 1858 року). Один з основних авторів проекту і технічних керівників будівництва першої в Росії магістральної залізниці Пегербург — Москва. Головний керуючий (з 1862 року) і міністр (у 1866—1869 роках) шляхів. Написав (1835 року) першу в Росії працю «Про залізниці». (uk)
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