SPbGASU students are the bronze medalists of the X "CASE–IN" Championship

The H-bomb team, which included students from the Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Urban Management at St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering Nikita Polyakov (captain) and Egor Tarasenko, as well as a student of the Faculty of Architecture and Civil Engineering at Orenburg State University Daria Ovchinnikova, took the third place in the field of "Project Engineering" in the final of the X International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN". The championship is held within the framework of the Presidential platform "Russia – the land of opportunities".

In 2022, the championship was dedicated to industry 4.0: this theme permeated the tasks of all competitions. Schoolchildren, students and young specialists presented their solutions to experts from the fuel and energy and mineral resource complexes, the nuclear industry and related industries. In the final of the Student League, teams from 108 universities from 44 cities of Russia, as well as from Kazakhstan and the Republic of Belarus met.

One of the largest Russian engineering companies, NIPIGAZ, has prepared a case for the Project Engineering field. It consisted of three parts, in each of which new introductory ones were added.

"In the first part, we were faced with the task of maximizing the integration of industry 4.0 technologies into the design, construction and operation of a hydrogen production plant. We have proposed a set of technologies, having tested them for economic efficiency. We compared two construction sites, the traditional one and the technologies we proposed, proving the optimality of our option.", – Nikita Polyakov told us.

The main ideas of the team were the use of 4D modeling in conjunction with artificial intelligence, document management automation, the use of unmanned aerial vehicles for geodetic survey and the connection of the enterprise to a floating nuclear power plant, which simplified the organization of energy supply. At the second stage, occupational safety tasks were added, and the new condition was the customer's desire to deliver the facility four months earlier. Nevertheless, the students successfully completed their tasks. At the third stage, it was necessary to specify and supplement existing solutions.

St. Petersburg State University students regularly participate in the finals of the prestigious competition and become its prize-winners. The training of highly qualified engineers who are in demand in the digital economy is one of the university's priorities.

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