Tomsk is preparing for the qualifying stage of the CASE-IN championship

On March 24, Tomsk Polytechnic University will host the qualifying stages in six areas of the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN" (part of the presidential platform "Russia - the Land of Opportunities"). The team members are currently working on solving cases created with the participation of industrial partners.

For example, in the field of Geological Exploration, participants must analyze the available textual and graphical geological information, identify and justify the most promising areas (according to the best ratio of search prerequisites and features) in order to carry out exploration and evaluation work on them.

In the direction of "Oil and Gas Business" (Tatneft), students are faced with the task of using industrial gases to increase oil recovery and reduce the carbon footprint. In the direction of Petrochemistry (SIBUR-Holding), participants should conduct a comprehensive assessment of the contribution of petrochemical products to sustainable development and study the positive effects using the example of using the company's products.

"The new branch of the student league of the CASE-IN championship is Project Engineering. JSC NIPIgaz is a strategic partner here. The topic of the case is "Assessing the feasibility of implementing digital technologies to improve the efficiency of design and construction activities." The registered teams will have to analyze the presented data on the liquefied natural gas plant and propose options for implementing digital technologies in various aspects.", - says the coordinator of the championship in TPU Elena Vorontsova.

The Digital Atom direction is supported by the Rosatom State Corporation. Participants need to develop a working prototype of a digital system for remotely immersing new employees in the work, communication and cultural environment of the organization.

Finally, in the Electric Power Industry area, whose partner is JSC System Operator of the Unified Energy System, participants need to develop active energy complexes (AEC) for their regional energy system, as well as propose models of technological and economic functioning of one of the AEC.

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