Heinrich Büggeln

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Heinrich Büggeln (born April 14, 1870 in Blumenthal ; † 1945 ) was a senior engineer and department head at AEG in Stuttgart and author of several publications on the electricity industry.

In addition, he was co-owner of the Hohebach intercity center . In 1916, together with Georg Klingenberg , he took up Oskar von Miller's idea from the 1890s to supply the country with electricity.

Publications

  • The application of electricity in agriculture. Leipzig, 1913
  • Large electrical industry with state participation in Württemberg. Stuttgart, 1916
  • The electricity in household and. Trade their production u. Forwarding, as well as their application. Leipzig, 1916
  • The development of the public electricity industry in Germany. Stuttgart, 1930
  • Agricultural overland centers for smallholder farms
  • The connection of direct current plants to overland networks

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  1. ↑ a b c d Writings by Heinrich Büggeln in the catalog of the German National Library
personal data
SURNAME Ironing, Heinrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German electrical engineer
DATE OF BIRTH April 14, 1870
PLACE OF BIRTH Blumenthal
DATE OF DEATH 1945