Ernst Friedrich Althans

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Ernst Friedrich Althans (born November 22, 1828 in Sayn ; † November 30, 1899 in Berlin ) was a Prussian mountain official.

Life

Ernst Friedrich Althans was born in 1828 as the son of Carl Ludwig Althans , director of the royal Prussian iron and steel works Sayn . He followed his father and, after completing his studies, started working as a mountain assessor at the Oberbergamt Bonn , but in 1861 he switched to the Prussian Ministry for Trade, Industry and Public Works in Berlin. After a year at the Oberbergamt Halle , Althans became a mining district official in Goslar in 1867 . In 1868 he was appointed to the mountain ridge and was transferred as director of the salt works in Schönebeck, as well as being appointed head of the local salt office . In 1872 Althans went to the Oberbergamt Breslau as Oberbergrat and stayed there until his retirement in 1895. In 1882 he was named the Secret Mountain Ridge for his outstanding achievements .

Fonts

  • Technological dictionary in German, French and English. 1868.
  • The development of mechanical processing over the past 100 years. 1878.
  • Physical examinations on a gasometer of the municipal gas station in Breslau. 1887.

literature

  • Walter Serlo: The Prussian Bergassessors. 5th edition, Verlag Glückauf, Essen 1938, p. 22.
  • Ruth Goebel: The Schönebecker Salt. From the brine settlement to the brine bath. Schönebeck 1997, ISBN 3-00-002337-2 , p. 104.

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personal data
SURNAME Althans, Ernst Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Prussian mountain official
DATE OF BIRTH November 22, 1828
PLACE OF BIRTH Sayn
DATE OF DEATH November 30, 1899
Place of death Berlin