Christian Sachs

Title: Christian Sachs and Hydrogen Fuel-System Innovations.

Introduction

Christian Sachs is an inventor based in Frankfurt, Germany, whose patent work includes technologies for compressed-gas fuel systems. His inventions address temperature monitoring and thermal management in hydrogen storage and delivery. The supplied information lists 4 patents associated with him.

Latest Patents

Sachs’s latest patents include “Passive Temperature Supervision Device for a Compressed Gas Fuel Tank.” The invention describes ways to detect temperature changes in compressed gaseous fuel storage systems, including vehicle fuel-cell tanks, without relying on electric supervision systems.

Another listed patent is “Heatable Hydrogen Pressure Regulator.” It describes a compressed hydrogen tank system in which a heat source warms the pipe on the regulator’s high-pressure side. This is intended to limit cooling as hydrogen leaves the tank and help prevent the hydrogen temperature within the tank from decreasing.

Career Highlights

Sachs is associated with GM Global Technology Operations, Inc. His listed patent work focuses on practical challenges in hydrogen fuel storage and delivery, particularly temperature changes during operation.

Collaborations

The supplied information identifies Axel Heise and Holger Winkelmann as Sachs’s coworkers. Their names provide context for his professional connections, though no specific joint inventions or patent contributions are described here.

Conclusion

Christian Sachs’s listed inventions address temperature supervision and thermal management in compressed hydrogen systems, contributing to the development of fuel-storage and delivery technologies.