Tekstil Endüstri Gazetesi Kasım 2012 / Textile Industry Newspaper November 2012

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The Walter Reiners-S ung (Founda on) of the German Tex le Machinery Industry has again honoured three successful junior engineers. In the focus of a en on of the young engineers is actually the key future issue lightweight construc on in the field of avia on and automo ve engineering. The award ceremony took place within the scope of the VDMA Tex le Machinery Forum at the Truetzschler Group Headquarters in Mönchengladbach.

Prize-winners 2012 – Concrete Answers to complex ques ons Mr Karlheinz Liebrandt, member of the board of Walter Reiners-S fung and co-owner of Liba Machinenfabrik GmbH in Naila presented the awards. The promo on prize in the disserta on category endowed with 5,000 Euros has been awarded to Dr. Roman Rinberg of Chemnitz

University of Technology. In his theses he developed a technology for the produc on of components reinforced by natural fibres for the use in door trims of cars. The basic material for these components is flax, a natural fibre.

The promo on prize of 3,000 Euros in the Diploma category has gone to Ms Dörte Marlow of Technical University of Dresden. The subject of her diploma thesis is simula on, dimensioning and structural tes ng of composite isogrid structures. The results are of par cular importance for the applica on of these components in avia on.

Mr Johannes Thumm of University Su gart/ITV Denkendorf has been glad about the crea vity prize endowed with 2,000 Euros. Star ng point of his study were braided bike frames made of carbon. Up to date the tubes for such bike frame are braided individually and fi ed together by sleeves. In his study Thumm developed concrete proposals for braided branches, which for exa m p l e e n a b l e co m p l e te f ra m e s w i t h con nuous fibres.

Dropout rates – fatal for the na onal economy In his keynote address Liebrandt explained the challenges confron ng the industry with regard to lack of engineers. The dropout rate of 50 per cent in university engineering courses is alarming.

“Such high dropout rates are fatal for the na onal economy. In mes of demographic changes we

cannot afford such wear”, he added. The VDMA ini a ve to increase the quality of university studies in Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering offers concrete solu ons to reduce these dropout rates and to realize the full poten al of junior engineers, said Liebrandt.

Cap on: First row, award winners from le to right: Dr. Roman Rinberg, Dörte Marlow, Johannes Thumm.

Second row, Members of the Board of Founda on from le to right: Thomas Waldmann, Karlheinz Liebrandt, Stefan Kross.

Wa l te r Re i n e rs - S u n g ( Fo u n d a o n ) – Promo ng Talents With the Walter Reiners-S ung the VDMA Tex le Machinery Associa on is ac vely engaged in promo ng junior engineers. Each year, the founda on provides an incen ve for top performers by gran ng two promo on prizes for disserta ons and master/diploma thesis as well as one crea vity prize for seminar papers.

Students regularly gain an insight into prac ce with excursions to member companies and to the leading tex le exhibi on ITMA, which are financially supported by the founda on.

Par cularly high-performance students are supported by scholarships.