Emil Gottfried Fischinger

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Emil Gottfried Fischinger (born November 5, 1860 in Hausach , Baden, † March 28, 1931 in Dresden ) was a German electrical engineer .

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His parents were the miller Josef Fischinger and Apollonia, geb. Schatzle. He trained as a precision mechanic and after additional self-study, he joined Hermann Pöge's company in Chemnitz as a designer for electrical machines in 1880 , where he was promoted to chief engineer.

The entrepreneur Oskar Ludwig Kummer hired him as a production engineer in 1887. Fischinger worked for the company until 1899 and soon rose to chief engineer and in 1894 to works director. In 1891 he designed the first direct current shunt generator with carbon brushes for Kummer .

After Kummer's company left, Fischinger founded his own engineering office. In 1911 he was the designer of the 110 kV Lauchhammer – Riesa line , which was put into operation in 1912.

In 1918 Fischinger received the Dr.-Ing. E. h.

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  • The history of the origins of the first 100 kV system in Europe, in Lauchhammer ; In: Historical individual presentation from electrical engineering ; III, 1932.

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Emil Gottfried Fischinger (1860-1931), pioneer of heavy current technology. Hausach-Chronik-Online, accessed on March 3, 2020.
  2. ↑ a b c Dietmar Siegmund ( VDE District Association Dresden): The 110,000-V pipeline Lauchhammer - Gröditz - Riesa - from the first thought through to decommissioning. (PDF; 8.6 MB) Presentation at the Industry Partner Symposium, 2012. Accessed on November 12, 2013 .
  3. ↑ 110-KV overhead line Lauchhammer - Gröditz - Riesa at the Deutsche Fotothek , accessed on June 7, 2011.
personal data
SURNAME Fischinger, Emil Gottfried
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German electrical engineer
DATE OF BIRTH November 5, 1860
PLACE OF BIRTH Hausach , Baden
DATE OF DEATH March 28, 1931
Place of death Dresden