Karl Beger

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Karl Moritz Beger (born October 22, 1885 in Pirna ; † July 20, 1957 in Leipzig ) was a German hydraulic engineer and university professor .

Life

In 1904 he obtained his Abitur at the Dreikönigsschule in Dresden and studied civil engineering at the Technical University of Dresden . In the autumn of 1911 he passed the main diploma examination for civil engineering at the Technical University of Danzig , where he became an assistant at the Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering. In 1912 he became government construction manager at the Elbing State Water Management Authority and the Danzig Port Authority. During his training at the Prussian hydraulic engineering administration, he got to know the difficult conditions in the mouth of the Vistula. From 1914 to 1918 he was used in the First World War. After the First World War he headed the design office of the Danzig-Neufahrwasser port construction office. In 1919 he became an assistant at the Institute for River Engineering and Foundation Engineering at the Technical University of Danzig at the Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering in Danzig. There he received his doctorate in 1922 and in 1923 became senior construction manager for the construction of hydroelectric power plants in the city of Gdansk. In October 1927 Beger was appointed full professor for water management and foundation engineering at the Technical University in Breslau . After 1945 he was employed in the Saxon road and hydraulic engineering administration. When teaching and research activities were resumed at the Technical University in Dresden in October 1948, he was appointed professor of hydraulic engineering and director of the Hubert Engels (engineer) river engineering laboratory.

He campaigned for the resumption of teaching and research work at the Technical University of Dresden. Within a few years he succeeded in building on the tradition of Hubert Engels in the field of hydraulic engineering, water management and hydraulic engineering testing. He was killed in a car accident.

Publications

  • Attempts to determine the water permeability of sand Dissertation, 1922.
  • Conclusions from a new damming and subsidence formula, in: Wissenschaftliche Zeitschrift der TH Dresden 2 1951/1952 pages 137 to 142.
  • New possibilities for using and improving the lecture programs, in Hochschulwesen 1 1953/1954, pages 24–26.
  • Simplified congestion line calculation, in Wasserwirtschaft-Wassertechnik 4, 1954, pages 361 to 368.
  • Applied hydraulics in hydraulic engineering, 1956.

Individual evidence

  1. Paul-Gerhard Franke , Adolf Kleinschroth , Brief Biographies Hydraulics and Hydraulic Engineering : Personalities in the field of hydraulics and hydraulic engineering from the German-speaking area, 1991 from the series Hydraulics and Hydrology, Technical University of Munich, Mitteilungen, No. 48, p. 16.
  2. Reiner Pommerin, Thomas Hänseroth, Dorit Petschel, 175 years of TU Dresden: Die Professoren der TU Dresden, 1828–2003, p. 72 .