Heinz Meister

Title: Heinz Meister: Inventor of Transportation and Flow-Sensing Technologies.

Introduction

Heinz Meister is an inventor associated with Dorfen, Germany. His recorded work includes 2 patents addressing double-wall pipe construction and sensor technology for measuring flow conditions.

Latest Patents

Meister’s patent titled “Double-Wall Pipe and Production Process” describes a pipe for a means of transportation, comprising an inner pipe and an outer pipe. The outer pipe is assembled from two half-shell segments joined along their longitudinal edges. This construction allows both pipes to be made of metal while keeping the inner pipe’s wall relatively thin.

His patent titled “Sensor Structure and Sensor Arrangement for Measuring Flow Data on a Flow Body” concerns a sensor structure that projects into a flow. Measuring orifices connect through transfer lines to a pressure-converter system, enabling the measurement of flow conditions. The structure’s outer shell has two areas arranged in the direction of flow, with the first area having greater thermal conductivity than the second. Heating elements in the first area connect to a temperature-control circuit that uses the surface temperature as its control variable.

Career Highlights

The supplied career information associates Meister with EADS Deutschland GmbH and Airbus Operations GmbH. His patent work reflects applications in transportation engineering and flow measurement.

Collaborations

The listed coworkers include Roland Lang and Josef Messner. Their names are provided as professional collaborators, though specific joint projects are not detailed in the supplied information.

Conclusion

Heinz Meister’s recorded inventions address practical engineering challenges in pipe construction and flow sensing, reflecting a focus on transportation and measurement technologies.