Uralians reached the final of the international engineering championship "CASE-IN"

The Ural team of young power engineers has reached the finals of the international engineering championship "Case-IN". An unusual project helped them in this.

It is not only economically beneficial, but also environmentally friendly. This is what the team of young power engineers calls their proposed solution to provide heat and electricity to the future area of Yekaterinburg – Novokoltsovsky. In 2023, the main events of the Universiade will be held there.

Instead of a standard boiler room, a modern heating station will be built there, which can be equipped with special flywheels. "An energy storage system that allows you to use the accumulation of electricity at the right time and release it at the moment when it is necessary in order to cover the necessary loads," explained Ilya Vyatkin, a leading engineer at the heat inspectorate of the energy retail company.

A team of 6 young energy specialists presented this project online at the International Engineering Championship "Case-IN", which is part of the Presidential Platform "Russia — the land of Opportunities". As a result, the Uralians reached the finals. "By solving cases, the guys get to know their company's work better and offer some innovative solutions for its development. In addition, they receive a set of so-called soft–skills that are in high demand today, including presentation development and working with large amounts of data," said Artem Korolev, founder of the CASE–IN championship.

Now the young power engineers will represent Yekaterinburg at the finals of the championship in Moscow. The events are scheduled for this fall.

A source: Vesti Ural