Case Study Session in 9th GCSM: NEGA-Resources-Approach Prof. Dr.-Ing. Günther Seliger 13.05 2011

Content Presentation of Technische Universität Berlin Presentation of the Production Technology Center Case Study in 9GCSM

Content Presentation of Technische Universität Berlin Presentation of the Production Technology Center Case Study in 9GCSM

Technische Universität Berlin

History of TU Berlin 1770-1821 Founding of the predecessors of the TU Berlin: Mining Academy, Building Academy, Vocational Academy 1879 Unification into Royal Technical College of Berlin 1950 Establishment of the Faculty for Humanities 2001 Concentration of teaching and research into 8 faculties 1945-1946 Closure of the Technical College of Berlin and reestablishment under the new name: Berlin University of Technology

Technical University of Berlin biggest Technical University in Germany with 29234 students wide range of subjects (engineering, economics, social & arts) highest rate of foreign students in German universities (20%)

Content Presentation of Technische Universität Berlin Presentation of the Production Technology Center Case Study in 9GCSM

Production Technology Center Fraunhofer Gesellschaft – Institute for Production Systems and Design Technology (IPK) Technische Universität Berlin – Institute for Machine Tools and Factory Management (IWF) Design Manufacturing Assembly Processplanning/Logistics Control Qualitymanagement

Laboratory of the PTZ Water Jet Cutting Machine Laser Cutting Machine Rapid Prototyping (Laser Sintering) Cleaning and Decoating with Dry-Ice Blasting Press Working Line CNC-Machining Center Flexible Assembly Cell Autoclave-Oven Electrical Discharge Machines Different Kinds of Robots High Speed Cutting (HSC) Machines Virtual Reality Laboratory

Department of Assembly Technology and Factory Management Director: Prof. Dr.-Ing. G. Seliger 18 Research Engineers 6 Staff Members 26 Student Researchers Public Funds Industry Funds

Content Presentation of Technische Universität Berlin Presentation of the Production Technology Center Case Study in 9GCSM

9th Global Conference on Sustainable Manufacturing (9GCSM) September 28th– 30th, 2011 in St. Petersburg, Russia www.gcsm9.dis.spbstu.ru Vodokanal St. Petersburg St. Petersburg State University of Economics and Finance St. Petersburg State Polytechnic University Students‘ Session of 9GCSM – Case Study NEGA-Resource-Approach: Minimal Resources for Maximal Utility NEGAtive resources are resources which could be saved by more efficient technology. NEGA-Water Minimisation of water consumption and maximisation of water efficiency, Minimisation of energy consumption, Minimisation of resource consumption - MRO (maintenance, repair and overhaul). http://blog.pinkmap.de/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/st.petersburg.jpg

NEGA-Resource-Approach in Water Supply and Use Participants 22 students from Russia (FINEC & SPbSPU ) 5 students from GPE and 10 students from TU Berlin (Germany) Supervisors Supervisors from each university will lead the local students and organise the meeting with other international partners. Economic Aspect Technical Entrepreneurial Group 1 (18 students) 5 Students 7 Students (incl. GPE) 6 students Group 2 (19 students) 8 Students (incl. GPE) SPbSPU & FINEC TUB

Supervisors from TU Berlin M. Eng. Jialiang Hu Dipl. Jur M.LL.P Julia Melikova Dr. Haiko Pieplow M. Eng. Chenqing Wang

Students from TU Berlin 15 students come from China, Germany, India, Mexico, Russia, Spain and Ukraine. Hao XING Dipl.-Ing. (FH)Environmental Engineering B.Eng. in Chemical Engineering Master in GPE Solar Technology Jiong LIN B.Sc. Management Science and Engineering Dual Program major in Logistics As a student major on energy, I am very glad to be involved in this project which is extremely interesting for me and also just in time for the global developing orientation—sustainability I am glad to join the vital team and do some innovative work in water consumption Tianxiang REN B.Sc. Civil Engineering Master Logistics Anton GORBOVYI B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering I appreciate very much the opportunity to face the challenge with an international group, and I’m looking with confidence to the success of providing better water for better St. Petersburg I believe that through changing of our attitude to visual environment and with using of new technologies we can save natural resources that are so needful for humanity existence and Earth in whole

Students from TU Berlin Andrea Silva MÉNDEZ Industrial Engineering Masters of Engineering in Quality Systems and Productivity. Master in GPE in Manufacturing Phillip MIERSCH B.Sc. System of Transportation Master Production Technology I'm interested in the project, because is in our hands to maintain the natural resources for future generations and specially the fresh water is key to sustainable development! This project will be a good chance for receiving impressions of how other countries handle with water resources and jointly trying to increase a sustainable behaviour Michael AHLSWEDE B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering Master-Dual-Degree Program Sustainable Manufacturing Christopher MÜNEBERG B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering Master-Dual-Degree Program Sustainable Manufacturing I‘m very curious about the collaboration of an international team and i hope to gather a lot of experiences by this project work on sustainable aspects and to see how cities like St. Petersburg are dealing with sustainability I am interested in making our planet a little bit "greener". I want to understand the interconnections of the three pillars of sustainability: economy, ecology, and society. I hope to improve my skills in these terms by working in an international team

Students from TU Berlin - China Hao XING Dipl.-Ing. (FH)Environmental Engineering B.Eng. in Chemical Engineering Master in GPE Solar Technology Jiong LIN B.Sc. Management Science and Engineering Dual Program major in Logistics As a student major on energy, I am very glad to be involved in this project which is extremely interesting for me and also just in time for the global developing orientation—sustainability I am glad to join the vital team and do some innovative work in water consumption Tianxiang REN B.Sc. Civil Engineering Master Logistics I appreciate very much the opportunity to face the challenge with an international group, and I’m looking with confidence to the success of providing better water for better St. Petersburg

Students from TU Berlin - Germany Michael AHLSWEDE B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering Master-Dual-Degree Program Sustainable Manufacturing Phillip MIERSCH B.Sc. System of Transportation Master Production Technology I‘m very curious about the collaboration of an international team and i hope to gather a lot of experiences by this project work on sustainable aspects and to see how cities like St. Petersburg are dealing with sustainability This project will be a good chance for receiving impressions of how other countries handle with water resources and jointly trying to increase a sustainable behaviour Christopher MÜNEBERG B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering Master-Dual-Degree Program Sustainable Manufacturing I am interested in making our planet a little bit "greener". I want to understand the interconnections of the three pillars of sustainability: economy, ecology, and society. I hope to improve my skills in these terms by working in an international team

Students from TU Berlin - India

Students from TU Berlin - Mexico Andrea Silva MÉNDEZ Industrial Engineering Masters of Engineering in Quality Systems and Productivity. Master in GPE in Manufacturing I'm interested in the project, because is in our hands to maintain the natural resources for future generations and specially the fresh water is key to sustainable development!

Students from TU Berlin - Russia

Students from TU Berlin - Spain

Students from TU Berlin - Ukraine Anton GORBOVYI B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering I believe that through changing of our attitude to visual environment and with using of new technologies we can save natural resources that are so needful for humanity existence and Earth in whole