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Kai Koenig

Joerg Gebhardt

Stephan Wildermuth

Paul Szasz

Stefan G Thorburn

Ralf Gitzel

Patrik Reto Kaufmann

Daniel Chartouni

Georg Gutermuth

Joerg Ostrowski

Bernhard Primas

Andres Leal-Ayala

Matthias Biskoping

Boguslaw Samul

A system for monitoring a switchgear includes multiple infrared cameras with fields of view; a processing unit; and an output unit. The cameras acquire multiple image data of a plurality of phases of the switchgear, and the processing unit determines whether there is a phase imbalance in a specific phase comprising a determination from a plurality of image data that temperature information for a plurality of component parts and/or a plurality of connections for that specific phase has an overall enhanced temperature compared to the temperature information for the same plurality of component parts and/or the same plurality of connections for one or more other phases of the plurality of phases. The output unit is configured to output information that a fault or load imbalance has occurred in a phase.

System for monitoring a switchgear

The invention relates to an alkaline electrolyzer arrangement for producing hydrogen gas. The arrangement includes a first alkaline electrolyzer unit and a second alkaline electrolyzer unit, each one of the first and second alkaline electrolyzer units including a first end plate, a second end plate and a plurality of electrolyzer cells forming a cell stack arranged between the first and second end plates. The alkaline electrolyzer arrangement further including a load bearing surface arranged between the first alkaline electrolyzer unit and the second alkaline electrolyzer unit such that the second alkaline electrolyzer unit is arranged vertically above the first alkaline electrolyzer unit and is supported by the load bearing surface.

Alkaline electrolyzer arrangement

An apparatus for prediction of the residual lifetime of an electrical system includes: an input unit; a processing unit; and an output unit. The input unit provides at least one sensor data from at least one sensor to the processing unit, the at least one sensor data including a measurement of at least one physical parameter of at least one component of an electrical system. Each sensor data is associated with a corresponding sensor and relates to a measurement of one physical parameter of a corresponding component of the electrical system. Each sensor data extends over a plurality of time windows and is assigned to a certain data class, such that sensor data at a particular time window has a value that falls into one of the data classes. For each sensor data the processing unit assigns the sensor data at each time window into a corresponding measurement window.

Apparatus for prediction of the residual lifetime of an electrical system

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Kai Koenig