Contitech Deutschland Gmbh

Testo Se &Co., Kgaa

Janosch Kneer

Andrey Minkin

Sebastian Seibold

Stavros Podias

Christel Bäuerle-Müller

Juerg Schleuniger

Jack Bruce Wallace

Martin Zubler

Jacques Frederick Basson

Benjamin Landenberger

Isabell Kegel

Nicolai Benz

Stéphane Toguem Fokoua

A printed magnetic rip insert and system for monitoring conveyor belts using printed rip inserts is disclosed. The system includes: a plurality of printed rip insert elements on a substrate of a conveyor belt; a field generator for generating a magnetic field proximate the printed rip insert elements; and a detector for detecting an image of a magnetic field produced by the plurality of printed rip inserts.

Embedded magnetic rip inserts using printing technologies

A system for monitoring conveyor belts is disclosed. The system includes a printed inductive antenna loop, a transmitter, a detector, and circuitry. The antenna is printed on and/or installed (inserted) into a conveyor belt. The transmitter is proximate the printed antenna and is configured to generate an electromagnetic field. The detector is configured to measure an induced electric field from the printed inductive antenna loop. The circuitry is configured to detect damage of the conveyor belt based on the measured induced electromagnetic field.

Embedded inductive antenna rip sensors using printing technologies

A system () for monitoring conveyor belts is disclosed. The system () includes a sensor loop stack (), RFID, a transmitter (), a detector (), RFID-readers and circuitry (). The sensor loop stack incorporated and/or installed (inserted) into a conveyor belt (). The transmitter () is configured to generate an electromagnetic field. The detector () is configured to measure an induced electric field from the sensor loop stack (). The circuitry () is configured to detect damage of the conveyor belt based on the measured induced electromagnetic field.

Generation of laminated printed sensor loop stack

A method for determining the measurement value of a measurement quantity of a substance using a color indicator, the color indicator having at least one indicator field having previously been brought into contact with the substance, is characterized in that the color indicator and a color reference are visually sensed, the color reference having at least two reference fields of different colors, that an intermediate value of the measurement quantity is obtained with computer assistance based on the captured color values of the reference fields and the indicator field, and that the measurement value of the substance is obtained from this intermediate value.

Method for evaluating a color indicator

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Freiburg, Germany

Janosch Kneer