Netzsch-Gerätebau Gmbh

Netzsch Pumpen & Systeme Gmbh

Gradl, Mathias

Schmoelzer, Stefan

Schindler, Alexander

Strobel, Andreas

Nijmeh, André

Knappe, Stephan

Hollering, Markus

Gebhardt, Michael

Hilpert, Thilo

Preuss, Rolf

Meyer, Markus

Kaiser, Gabriele

Frenzl, Alexander

André Nijmeh

Matthias Gradl

Gunther Herr

Hisham Kamal

Johann Kreidl

Juergen Blumm

Alexander Schindler

Robert Kurz

Thomas Denner

Thilo Hilpert

Elena Moukhina

Josef Strassl

Klaus Heizinger

Stefan Lauterbach

Markus Meyer

Michael Gebhardt

Andreas Strobel

Lorenz Lessmann

Arthur Zinke

Gabriele Kaiser

Stephan Knappe

Rolf Preuss

Otto Max Schaefer

Eduardo Nuss

Markus Hollering

Alexander Frenzl

Horst Engl

George Balcerczyk

Mathias Gradl

Stefan Schmoelzer

Aluisio Loth

Sérgio Krahn

Rui Keunecke

Silvio Beneduzzi

Egon Weege

Nilton André Theilacker

Sidney Guedes

Petra Lutke

Jürgen Blumm

André Theilacker

Stefan SCHMÖLZER

A screw spindle pump for the delivery of fluid media with a pump housing having an inlet channel with a first longitudinal axis, an outlet channel with a second longitudinal axis, a first drive spindle with a third longitudinal axis, and a second driven spindle. The spindles each include a profiled section between the inlet channel and the outlet channel, wherein the profiled sections of the spindles are engaged at least partially with one another and form, with the pump housing between the inlet channel and the outlet channel, a delivery section parallel to the longitudinal axis of the drive spindle with delivery chambers for the fluid medium. The second longitudinal axis of the outlet channel is disposed at an obtuse angle to the delivery section in the pump housing. The invention also relates to a method for operating a screw spindle pump.

Screw pump

A method for evaluating a measurement result of a thermal analysis. A program-controlled computer unit is used to calculate at least one probability of the agreement of the measurement result with at least one dataset previously stored in the computer unit, wherein this calculation is based on a comparison of effect data previously extracted from a measurement curve of the thermal analysis with corresponding stored effect data of the dataset. The evaluation can advantageously include, an automatic recognition and classification of measurement curves and can be carried out in particular more efficiently, more economically and more quickly than previously, with at the same time a high quality of evaluation.

Method for evaluating a measurement result of a thermal analysis, as well as use of the method, computer unit, computer program product and system for performing the method

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André Nijmeh