Robert Boschgmbh

Kai Kroeger

Rainer Saliger

Martin Moeller

Ulrich Gottwick

Juergen Foerster

Jan-Michael Graehn

Frank Brenner

Thomas Hebner

Okke Venekamp

Stephan Dirnberger

A solenoid valve for metering a fluid into an intake tract () of an engine, said solenoid valve comprising a solenoid assembly (), an armature () interacting with the solenoid assembly () and a stroke-movable valve disc () connected to the armature () for opening and closing at least one through-flow aperture () formed in a valve plate ().

Solenoid valve and method for producing solenoid valves

An apparatus for converting energy can be operated with gaseous fuel, in particular a fuel cell assembly with a fuel cell, a fuel reservoir, and consumers, adjusters, sensors, and a monitoring unit. The monitoring unit ascertains consumption by the fuel cell and/or monitors components required for its operation.

Apparatus for converting energy that can be operated with fuel, in particular fuel cell assembly

A safety system for a gas-operated apparatus for generating energy, in particular in a vehicle, includes at least one sensor for measuring the gas concentration. The sensor is preferably disposed in the passenger compartment of the vehicle. In the event of a dangerously high gas concentration, a fan and/or power window control is triggered via a control unit in such a way that the fastest possible air exchange in the passenger compartment of the vehicle results.

Safety system for an apparatus for generating energy

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Stuttgart, Germany

Kai Kroeger