Horst Odebrecht

Title: Horst Odebrecht and His Flow-Sensing Innovation.

Introduction

Horst Odebrecht is an inventor associated with Taufkirchen, Germany, and EADS Deutschland GmbH. His recorded patent concerns a sensor arrangement designed to measure flow data and determine flow conditions around a body exposed to a moving fluid.

Latest Patents

Odebrecht is credited with 1 patent: “Sensor Structure and Sensor Arrangement for Measuring Flow Data on a Flow Body.” The invention describes a sensor structure with measuring orifices connected by transfer lines to a pressure-converter system. Its 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. The arrangement is intended to support measurements of flow states.

Career Highlights

Odebrecht’s documented patent work reflects an engineering focus on flow measurement and sensor design. The patent’s combination of pressure measurement and temperature-controlled heating illustrates an approach to gathering flow data from a structure positioned in a current.

Collaborations

Odebrecht is associated with EADS Deutschland GmbH. Roland Lang and Heinz Meister are identified as coworkers, though the available information does not specify their roles in the patent or their particular collaborations with him.

Conclusion

Horst Odebrecht’s recorded invention centers on a thermally differentiated sensor structure for measuring flow conditions, representing his documented contribution to flow-sensing technology.