Bsh Bosch Und Siemens Hausgeraete Gmbh

Bsh Hausgeraete Gmbh

Bsh Haugeraete Gmbh

Bsh Hausgerate Gmbh

Bsh Bosch Und Siemens Hausgerate Gmbh

Matthias Mrzyglod

Joachim Damrath

Vitali Ulrich

Hans Ihle

Adolf Feinauer

Michael Neumann

Hans Gerd Keller

Udo Wenning

Hans-Frieder Eberhardt

Stefan Holzer

Niels Liengaard

Ulrich Wolf

Carsten Weiss

Andreas Babucke

Andreas Vogl

Jürgen Konrad

Jürgen Hirath

Horst Drotleff

Clemens Mack

Daniel Micko

Oliver Janda

Peter Bauer

A refrigeration appliance with multiple storage compartments has a refrigerant circuit with a first expansion valve, a first heat exchanger, a second expansion valve, and a second heat exchanger connected in series between pressure and suction connections of a compressor. Each heat exchanger is associated with at least one storage compartment in order to control its temperature. A control unit controls the compressor rotational speed and positions of the expansion valves. The control unit has a continuously linear regulator for each storage compartment with a P-component for estimating a required temperature control output using a difference between actual and target temperatures. A model computing unit ascertains a target evaporation temperature for a first storage compartment controlled by the first heat exchanger, and for a second storage compartment controlled by the second heat exchanger. The heat exchangers are operated by selecting the compressor rotational speed and the valve positions of the expansion valves.

Refrigeration appliance with compartment which can be used in a variable manner

A refrigeration appliance has at least a first and a second temperature zone and a refrigerant circuit that includes a compressor, a first evaporator for cooling the first temperature zone and a second evaporator for cooling the second temperature zone. The first evaporator is serially connected downstream of the second evaporator in the refrigerant circuit, and a controllable throttle point is arranged upstream of the first evaporator and downstream of the second evaporator in the refrigerant circuit. A compressor controller is configured to control the rotational speed of the compressor on the basis of the temperature in the first temperature zone.

Refrigeration appliance and method in which the rotational speed of the compressor is controlled based on the temperature of a first temperature zone independently of a temperature of other temperature zones

A refrigeration device has an electrical device part which emits noise during operation. A controller operates the electrical device part in a normal operating power range. A noise sensor detects an intensity of the emitted noise from the electrical device part. The controller is configured to change an operating power of the electrical device part within the normal operating power range and to determine a minimum value of the noise intensity which is detected by the noise sensor and to determine a noise-reduced operating power in order to operate the electrical device part at the noise-reduced operating power.

Refrigeration appliance with a noise sensor

A refrigeration appliance includes a refrigerant circuit having a heat exchanger. The refrigeration appliance also includes a heat circuit. The heat exchanger is thermally coupled to the heat circuit by a coupling element. The coupling element is mechanically connected to the heat circuit by a detachable connection. The detachable connection may be a force-locking connection, in particular a screw connection, a plug-in connection or a form-locking connection, in particular a snap-on connection.

Refrigeration appliance with a heat circuit

A refrigerator is provided that includes a chilled interior and a cooling circuit for a coolant, the cooling circuit being provided with an evaporator, a compressor, and a condenser. The refrigerator further includes a controller as well as a fan for cooling the condenser and the compressor. The controller controls the fan to operate during an idle phase of the compressor.

Condenser/compressor fan control for refrigerator

The invention relates to a refrigerator having two movably connected housing parts that delimit a heat-insulated interior and a seal member that is fastened to a first of the housing parts and contacts the other of the housing parts in an airtight manner in the closed disposition of both housing parts. A lifting element lifts the seal member from a contact surface on the second housing part to permit pressure compensation between the inner chamber and the surroundings of the refrigerator. The lifting element is at least in part formed by a thermally deformable material and, in a first shape thereof, it establishes a sealed contact between the seal member and the contact surface, and in a second state resulting from the effect of heat or cold, it lifts the seal member from the contact surface in order to ensure pressure compensation.

Refrigerating device with door opening aid

A linear compressor unit including a reciprocating magnet driven by an electromagnetic alternating field. The magnet drives a piston reciprocatingly in a cylinder in a module casing, which casing also encloses a buffer volume. The cylinder is mounted in the casing so that it can oscillate. The cylinder includes an inlet opening coupled to an inlet passage in the module casing lying opposite to one another but without making contact with each other and forming a passage to the buffer volume. At least one restrictor element is located in the passage to dampen sound of the unit.

Linear compressor unit

To prevent partial saturation of a getter by contact with absorbable atmospheric gases when the getter is introduced into a vacuum vessel, a method for introducing and activating the getter and a getter unit includes introducing the getter into the vacuum vessel packaged in a protective sleeve, closing off the vacuum vessel, evacuating the vessel, and opening the protective sleeve only after the evacuation has commenced. The protective sleeve can be opened by the sleeve being made to burst under the action of a protective gas atmosphere that is present.

Method for introducing and activating a getter in a vacuum vessel and getter unit

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Matthias Mrzyglod