Engineers from Novosibirsk have developed an innovative case for the Far East
Mass media
18 May 2020
Novosibirsk engineers have developed a case study of proposals to improve the work of power engineers in the Far East. The young specialists presented the project at the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN".
Light without interruptions and blackouts, public transport without harm to the environment. Young Novosibirsk engineers know how to make our lives better. Valery is the captain of the team. His task is economic calculations. Alexander is the chief engineer and the author of production technologies. Ekaterina evaluates the quality of the work. It takes months to develop such a technology, and the young engineers managed it in 10 days.
"The government aims to digitalize production," explained Alexander Pronkin, a finalist at the CASE-IN International Engineering Championship. - We suggested creating a simulator on the computer for staff training. We will reduce the risk of accidents and increase the reliability of production.
We prepared the project both day and night in order to meet the deadline. The leading energy campaigns of the Far East noted the proposal of the young specialists. They plan to implement the idea in their production.
"The full-fledged economic and environmental effect will manifest itself after 2026, and the result will fully manifest itself in 2030," said the finalist of the CASE-IN International Engineering Championship Valery Gribovsky. - The air will become cleaner, electricity production will be cheaper, and there will be fewer accidents at thermal power plants.
According to Ekaterina Abakumova, a finalist of the CASE-IN international engineering championship, the system is another step towards improving the work of the energy industry and people's lives.
The final stage of the International Championship is ahead. They do not yet know which case they will have to solve next time. We are sure that the team is strong, they will cope.
"The government aims to digitalize production," explained Alexander Pronkin, a finalist at the CASE-IN International Engineering Championship. - We suggested creating a simulator on the computer for staff training. We will reduce the risk of accidents and increase the reliability of production.
We prepared the project both day and night in order to meet the deadline. The leading energy campaigns of the Far East noted the proposal of the young specialists. They plan to implement the idea in their production.
"The full-fledged economic and environmental effect will manifest itself after 2026, and the result will fully manifest itself in 2030," said the finalist of the CASE-IN International Engineering Championship Valery Gribovsky. - The air will become cleaner, electricity production will be cheaper, and there will be fewer accidents at thermal power plants.
According to Ekaterina Abakumova, a finalist of the CASE-IN international engineering championship, the system is another step towards improving the work of the energy industry and people's lives.
The final stage of the International Championship is ahead. They do not yet know which case they will have to solve next time. We are sure that the team is strong, they will cope.
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