Reinhold Krampitz

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Reinhold Krampitz (born July 16, 1932 in Zeißholz ; † October 25, 2017 in Magdeburg ) was a German engineer and university professor.

Life

He grew up in a working-class family with six siblings. Krampitz learned the profession of electrician in a briquette factory in Senftenberg and was sent to the workers and farmers faculty . From the mid-1950s he worked as an electrical engineer in Magdeburg. He taught electrical machines and electrical engineering at the Technical University of Magdeburg , which later became the Technical University and is now the Otto von Guericke University.

His research fields included electrical technologies, in particular material processing using power noise, magnet forming and heat applications with plasma and induction technologies.

In 1993 he founded ENA Elektrotechnologies u. Plant construction GmbH.

Krampitz was active in local politics in Magdeburg. In 1965 he joined the Magdeburg city council for the Kulturbund . In the democratic local elections after the peaceful revolution of 1989, he entered the city council for the PDS in 1990, 1994 and 1999 , of which he was a member until 2004. In particular, he acted as the economic policy spokesman for his group and was a member of the relevant committees and bodies.

He was one of the authors of the Magdeburg Biographical Lexicon .

Awards

In 2007, in recognition of his many years of service in the Magdeburg city council, he was appointed honorary city councilor and was allowed to enter himself in the city's golden book .

literature

  • Peter Neumann (ed.), Reinhold Krampitz u. a .: Magdeburg's automation technology in transition: from industrial to research location . Otto von Guericke University, Magdeburg 2018.
  • Harry Conrad, Reinhold Krampitz: Electrotechnology . Verl. Technik, Berlin 1983.
  • Reinhold Krampitz: Electrical and magnetic transition processes in hollow ring-shaped magnetic circuits with massive iron sections and coaxial excitation winding . Dissertation. Otto von Guericke Technical University, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, 1965.

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