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The Haus der Technik offers a seminar on 19-20 March, 2009 in food. In the past few years microstructured reactors, mixers and heat exchangers, allowing a continuous chemical reaction control in fine channel structures have entered successfully in the chemistry laboratories. With the Microreaction technology a variety offered the chemist and technologist response technical advantages. These include mainly the strong intensification of substance and heat transport in chemical processes, access to optimized process conditions, which are often not available in macroscopic conditions, as well as a significant reduction in the risk of potential of chemical reactions. You may find that Samsung can contribute to your knowledge. The Microreaction technology is used in laboratories as a highly efficient tool for the analysis and optimization of chemical reactions. Increasingly be realised also production processes involving the use of Microreaction technology. The Haus der Technik offers a seminar on 19-20 March, 2009 in food. Aim of the course is the wide application potential Microreaction technology to show for the work in the chemical laboratory and pilot plant and to give potential users of decision AIDS for their practical work on the hand.

Based on the technical bases and main “micro effects” the application possibilities of Microreaction technology for a wide variety of chemical processes and response regime are pointed out, which in addition to the current state of the art, future trends will be addressed. The transmission of this broad application potential in practice form the second focus of the course. These are questions of process design and process development, which deals with design of Microfluidic components, the connection of process analysis and other aspects of the practical implementation. As a seminar leader, Mr. Dr. Stefan Lobbecke could be won by the Fraunhofer Institute for chemical technology ICT in Pfinztal. The detailed program of events get interested on request at the Haus der Technik, Tel. 0201/1803-344 (Mrs. Gebauer), fax 0201/1803-346, E-Mail: or directly here: htd/events /…

Only a few companies have so far realized eco concepts Munich – according to estimates of the market research company Gartner, the IT industry produces as much carbon dioxide emissions as the global aviation. It’s believed that Ali Partovi sees a great future in this idea. The media alarm bells for a long time, the company respond with offensive marketing of their favourite concept: green it. They sell their efforts to produce their products more environmentally and resource friendly with this term. But what about the actual implementation? A Gartner study commissioned by the WWF in order now reveals that a large gap exists between ambition and reality. IT companies were asked what they do against environmental problems and climate change. This first study of its kind explores what large enterprises to reduce its own contribution to the climate change role with regard to their business, their supply chain as well as their products and services”, explains Simon Mingay, Research Vice President and Gartner responsible for green it.

The result: Only a few companies have so far implemented concepts actually in action. Peter Arbitter, head of portfolio and technology management at Siemens IT solutions and services in Munich, puts into perspective the supposed disappointment in an interview with Computerworld: even without a green technology, with ever more powerful hard – and software, can significantly save energy and costs the company, relieve even the environment and the climate. So the software over the years was distributed generously on too many servers. Insiders estimate that today only 15 to 25 percent of server capacities are exhausted. The lion’s share of the capacity is broke so literally, but still wasted energy”. A positive counter-example: To remedy this problem, the technology producer Bizerba from Balingen reduced the number of servers currently. Multiple virtual servers with different applications can run on the same physical server. We estimate that this measure around 20 percent of energy costs in the Data Center can be saved”, explains global information technology at Bizerba Andreas Rebetzky, Director. Using so-called Freecooling systems, the outside temperature could also be used in the cold season to cooling.