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AltSTU students take part in the qualifying stage of the "CASE-IN" championship

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06 Mar 2024
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Students of the Technical University participate in the qualifying stage of the XII International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN" in the field of "Electric power Industry".

This year, Altai State Technical University and the Rubtsovsky Industrial Institute of AltSTU represent 13 teams.

At the initiative of PJSC ROSSETI, the participants of the qualifying stage analyzed the causes and factors that lead to disruption of technological processes in electric networks, under-discharge and loss of electricity, and also proposed a set of technical and organizational measures to improve the reliability of the network and reduce accidents.

Vice-Rector for Continuing Education Stanislav Khomutov He noted that interest in the championship is only increasing every year: "Our university has been participating in the championship since 2018, and this is the 8th game for us. One year we participated in the autumn and spring championships. The number of participants and teams increases every year. Today, more than 50 people present the results of their work. I would like to express my special gratitude to our partners, the leading electric grid companies in the Siberian Federal District."

The winning teams of the qualifying stage will finalize their decisions and present them in the semi-finals.

The final of the CASE-IN championship will be held in Moscow at the end of May 2024. Youth engineering teams from Russia and the CIS countries will present the final versions of their solutions to the industry community and give away the main prizes of the season.

The champions and prize–winners of the Student League will be able to enroll in master's and postgraduate studies at 28 universities on preferential terms, complete internships and internships or get a job at partner companies, and take part in industry youth educational forums. The winners will also travel around Russia as part of the "More than a Journey" program.

 

 

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