Fraunhofer-gesellschaft Zur Foerderung Der Angewandten Forschung E.v.

Technische Unversität Berlin

Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin

Rolls-royce Deutschland Ltd & Co. Kg

Ruhr-universitat Bochum

Charité - Universitätsmedizin

Eckart Uhlmann

Eckhard Weidner

Marc Käseberg

Andreas Kilzer

Erwin Keeve

Fabian Stopp

Gunter Spur

Lajos Nyársik

Jens Günster

Mitchel Polte

Joachim Rautenberg

Bart Van Duikeren

Christoph König

Werner Schonewolf

Dirk Oberschmidt

Matthias Bruning

Juergen Duprè

Sebastian Engel

Martin Bilz

Cynthia Morais Gomes

Klaus Korner

Felix Fehlhaber

Fritz Holger

Frederik Mahr

Holger Hüning

Joerg Essmann

Frank Herfert

Jens König

Jürgen DuprÈ

Jens KÖNIG

Matthias Brüning

Werner Schönewolf

Mark Krieg

Lena Engelmeier

Stefan Pollak

Ingo Gottheil

Adil El Mernissi Mernissi

Emanuel Jank

André Bergmann

Kamilla KÖNIG-Urban

Jörg Essmann

The invention relates to a machine assemblyfor use in a manufacturing machine, in particular in a horizontal orientation of an axis of rotation D in a horizontal manufacturing machine, comprising

Machine assembly, production machine with machine assembly, use and method for producing rotation components

A method, device, and computer program product for capturing projection images of an object are provided. An x-ray beam source is moved by a control unit on a path into a plurality of positions, in which an x-ray beam is transmitted. An x-ray beam detector is moved by the control unit into a plurality of positions, in which the x-ray beam, penetrating the object, is detected. The x-ray beam source and/or the x-ray beam detector are moved on a calculated path around the object, at a constant distance between the x-ray beam source and the x-ray beam detector or the object. The path is described by an nth degree polynomial and determined by the control unit through an optimization of a path along the central x-ray beam. The polynomial is selected such that a safety clearance with respect to the object is maintained and a distance between the x-ray beam detector and the object is minimized.

Method, device, and computer program product for capturing projection images with optimized movement path

A device for electromechanically assisted roller burnishing (EMRB) may comprise: a roller burnishing tool with exactly one current-leading roller burnishing element for burnishing a workpiece, wherein the roller burnishing element represents a first electrical contact element for electrically contacting first location of the workpiece, and a second electrical contact element for electrically contacting second location of the workpiece; wherein the first and the second electrical contact elements can be positioned at a settable spatial distance to one another, so that on moving the roller burnishing element on the workpiece, a current path in the workpiece between the first and the second contact elements is always a constant length.

Device and method for electromechanically-assisted roller burnishing

The present invention relates to a method for repairing an abradable coating of a compressor of a gas turbine, where a worn abradable coating is repaired, where an analysis and/or selection of areas of the abradable coating to be repaired is conducted by means of a boroscope in the non-removed state of the gas turbine, where a tool is passed through at least one boroscope aperture of the gas turbine to the area to be repaired and the worn abradable coating is at least partially removed, where the removed material is extracted, where the area of the abradable coating to be repaired is cleaned and/or prepared for application of a repair medium, where a hardenable aluminum oxide-based repair medium is applied to the area to be repaired by means of a type of airbrush and then hardened, and where the area provided with the repair medium is subsequently mechanically treated.

Method for repairing an abradable coating of a compressor of a gas turbine

The present invention relates to an X-ray system and method for generating 3D image data. The X-ray system comprises a radiation detector, a movable X-ray tube assembly and a control unit, wherein in a working state of the system the radiation detector is detachably positioned in a spatially fixed manner and the X-ray tube assembly can be moved into relative positions relative to the radiation detector. Projection images recorded in the relative positions can be processed together with the coordinates of the relative positions using an iterative reconstruction technique or other image processing methods so as to obtain 3D X-ray images. The X-ray tube assembly is attached to a motor-driven movable stand arm and can be displaced using a control unit. The stand base of the movable stand can be positioned in a spatially fixed manner, so that it has a defined fixed position relative to the radiation detector.

X-ray system and method for generating 3D image data

A multi-functional transport system is disclosed having a plurality of mobile transport units, which each have a coupling device in a front and a rear region. In this manner the transport units can be coupled to each other and/or to a lead vehicle. In one configuration, the individual transport units equipped with drives follow the lead vehicle defining the path in a directionally stable manner by an independent path control system. The transport units themselves can also be removed or decoupled from the transport system as independent units. At least one handle, in addition to the couplings, can be used by an operator when in the decoupled state, so that the mailings to be transported can remain on the transport unit until delivery without manual transferring or transporting. This manual guiding of the individual transport unit takes place in a virtually force-free manner.

Multi-functional transport system having a plurality of mobile transport units

A method and apparatus for topographic surface analysis including at least ne light source for radiating light, a first light-distributing surface of a first diffraction grating for receiving light from the at least one light source and for reflecting a first bundle of light under normal optical conditions and a second bundle of light formed by diffraction of the first order. A first optical stage is provided for projecting the first and second bundles from the first light-distributing surface in an optically conjugated form onto an object surface to be analyzed of a sample. Light representing the object surface is sharply projected via the first optical stage onto a second light-distributing surface of a second diffraction grating. A second optical stage projects diffracted bundles of light from the second light-distributing surface onto a detector which detects radiation and enables topographic analysis of the object surface.

Method and apparatus utilizing an optical stage for topographic surface

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