Max Breslauer

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Max Breslauer (* 1869 ; † 1929 ) was a German electrical engineer and author of specialist books.

Life

From 1901 to 1903 Max Breslauer worked as an engineer at the Vereinigte Electricitäts-Actiengesellschaft in Vienna , where he was also involved in electrotechnical associations. After that, Breslau was chief engineer at British Electric Plant Co. Ltd. in Alloa , Scotland. In 1906 he settled in Berlin as a consulting engineer, was a teacher at the Gauß School in Berlin and gave lectures at the TH Charlottenburg on the construction of dynamo machines .

In a paper in the ETZ in 1905, Max Breslauer reported for the first time on pendulum phenomena in direct current reversing pole motors.

Works

  • Derivation of the Heyland diagram and its application in practice.
  • The circular diagram of the three-phase motor and its application to the cascade connection . Stuttgart: Enke, 1903
  • On the question of the so-called dynamic hysteresis . Berlin: pressure from HS Hermann, 1895

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The oscillation of direct current reversing pole motors
personal data
SURNAME Breslauer, Max
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German electrical engineer
DATE OF BIRTH 1869
DATE OF DEATH 1929