T Plus power engineers participated in the selection of projects for the CASE-IN championship

Representatives of T Plus took part in the evaluation of projects of the XI International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN". The qualifying stage of the competition took place at Samara State Technical University. 11 student teams of the university presented their works. The expert commission, which evaluated the projects of the contestants, included scientists from SamSTU, representatives of engineering companies and the energy industry, in particular, the heads of the Samara branch of T Plus.

The students presented their own solutions to identify defects in thermal and mechanical equipment and measures to prevent and eliminate them. The three strongest teams of SamSTU advanced to the regional semifinals, according to the results of which the candidates for the competition in Moscow will be determined.

"The CASE-IN Championship provides an opportunity to reveal in students the qualities necessary for an engineer of the 21st century – the ability to work in a team, system thinking, a project approach, knowledge of economics and information technology. This level of specialists is in demand by employers in the energy and other engineering fields," said Dmitry Smorodinov, Deputy Director of the Samara branch of PJSC T Plus for Economics and Finance.

The International Engineering CASE-IN Championship is an international competition system for solving engineering cases among schoolchildren, students and young specialists in the fuel and energy and mineral resource industries. PJSC "T Plus" annually acts as a partner of the engineering championship. Young specialists of the company's branches participate in the qualifying stages of the League of Young Specialists, and representatives of the company act as "CASE-IN" experts.

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