Robert Boschgmbh

Arne Stephen Fischer

Stefan Schoenbauer

Markus Feigl

Jan Hendrik Ohs

Christoph Haluschka

Stefan Grosse

Michael Walther

Benjamin Bertsch

Laura Bauer

Martin Schoepf

Achim Eisemann

Alexander Eifert

Thomas Kiedrowski

Andre Neidhardt

Lukas Loeber

Laszlo Hagymasi

Thorsten Heeling

Friedrich Kneule

Rainer Seitz

Felix Wald

Florian Fischer

Rolf Lernbecher

Johannes Meckbach

Hartmut Wayand

Daniel Schwartz

The invention relates to a distributor structure (), particularly a bipolar plate for a stack structure () of a fuel cell or of an electrolyser. The distributor structure () comprises a channel structure () that interacts with at least one polymer membrane (). The distributor structure () is designed as a plastic part () that has electrically conductive properties.

Distributor structure for a fuel cell or electrolyser

A method is described for producing a component, having a first constructive step in which a support material is applied onto a bearer using a photoelectric print method in the first constructive step to form at least one auxiliary structure, the auxiliary structure having and/or forming intermediate spaces, and having a second constructive step, in which a component material is filled into the intermediate spaces using a further photoelectric print method to form a component structure, the auxiliary structure and the component structure forming a blank segment of the component, the component material being a powder, the powder including composite particles, the composite particles being formed by ceramic and/or metallic core particles that include a polymer

Method for producing a component and manufacturing device

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Leinfelden-Echterdingen, Germany

Arne Stephen Fischer