Liebherr-Werk Bischofshofen Gmbh

Gerald Heugenhauser

Hans Knapp

David Sagorz

Reinhard Dengg

Christoph Kiegerl

A work machine, more particularly a wheeled loader, having a cab for the operator of the work machine, wherein the work machine has a drive which can be operated with hydrogen and that one or more tanks for receiving hydrogen are provided, wherein components for receiving the tanks are provided, wherein the tank or tanks are arranged below the cab and, when the work machine is viewed from above, next to the cab of the work machine, wherein the components for receiving the tanks do not have a direct mechanical connection to the cab, and that an armor is provided which partially or completely surrounds the tank.

Work machine

The present invention relates to a work machine, in particular a wheeled loader, having a cabin for the operator of the work machine and having an engine room arranged behind the cabin, wherein the work machine has a drive that is operable with hydrogen; and in that one or more tanks for the reception of hydrogen are present, with the tank or tanks being arranged in a hydrogen fuel system behind the cabin and above the engine room.

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Goldegg, Austria

Gerald Heugenhauser