Konrad Baetz

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Konrad Baetz (born March 16, 1877 in Würzburg , † after 1935) was a German engineer , inventor and university professor.

Life

After completing school and university training as a graduate engineer, Baetz became a professor at the royal Bavarian college for mechanical engineering and electrical engineering in Würzburg in 1905. From 1912 to 1919 he was a professor of engineering subjects at the technical department of the Sino-German University of Tsingtau . When he returned to the German Reich he became a professor at the United Mechanical Engineering School in Würzburg.

He was a senior construction officer and inventor of new construction methods for steam and gas turbines. There is a description of the test machine built at the Shanghai Engineering School . Baetz researched and published, among other things, on processes for carrying out catalytic reactions between gases or vapors. Later he also devoted himself to rocket propulsion.

Konrad Baetz lived in Würzburg, Fritz-Dahn-Straße 9.

Works (selection)

  • New principles for the conversion of flowing heat into mechanical energy flows and their application for the construction of ideal heat engines. Extension of a lecture given in the Würzburg branch of the Association of German Engineers by Dipl.-Ing. Konrad Baetz, teacher at the Kgl. higher technical college for mechanical engineering and electrical engineering , Würzburg 1909.
  • Additions to the theory of the turbine for elastic propellants , in: Der Praktische Maschinen-Konstrukteur und Manufacturingingenieur, Volume 46, 1913, pages 15-21.
  • A new principle for steam and gas turbines , Leipzig 1920.
  • The rocket shot and the second law of heat theory , in: Die Rakete , 1928, page 89ff.
  • Rocket turbines for converting solar heat into mechanical work , in: Die Rakete , 1929, page 101ff.
  • New proposals for solving the gas turbine problem , in: Stahl und Eisen , Volume 49, 1929, Part 2, page 1602
  • The rocket output and the energy principle , in: Die Rakete , 1929, page 51ff.

literature

Individual evidence

  1. Bavarian Leaflets for High School Education , Volume 41, Page 170.
  2. ^ Description of the test machine built at the Shanghai Engineering School