Deutz Aktiengesellschaft

Lonza Cologne Ag

Peter Hoffmann

Joachim Joisten-Pieritz

Paul Schwabauer

Marco Jung

Gerhard Knaps

Gregor Siebenkotten

Herbert Müller-Hartmann

Toni Kleinschmidt

Michael Habig

Anton Kleinschmidt

Peter Kipke

Tobias Kurt

Wilhelm Feuser

Marco Brun

Xenia Smolenzev

Ralf Blum

Joachim Joisten-pieritz

Jung- Marco

An internal combustion engine, including at least one electric motor () situated on the crankcase of the internal combustion engine, at least one control unit () for controlling the internal combustion engine and/or the electric motor and at least one high voltage converter ().

Internal combustion engine including at least one electric motor

An internal combustion engine having a crankcase and a cylinder head is provided. The internal combustion engine includes at least one cylinder block, at least one cooler, at least one smooth flange surface for accommodating the at least one cooler, at least one coolant inlet to the cooler, at least one coolant outlet from the cooler, at least one exhaust gas inlet to the cooler, at least one integrated exhaust gas feed-through from the cooler and at least one internal cooling section.

Internal combustion engine including an exhaust gas recirculation system and/or a water-cooled charge air cooler

The invention relates to a containerfor receiving an aqueous solution, which is formed at least partially by an outer limitforming an inner chamberfor receiving the solution, and which comprises at least one area which acts as an electrodewhen an electric voltage is applied and a subsequent discharge occurs, wherein at least one electrodeis made of a conductive synthetic material at least based on a plastic material which is doped with at least one conductive substance. A containerof the above-mentioned kind is created this way, which is simple and economical to produce and also, for example, enables an efficient transfection of living cells by means of electroporation or an effective electrofusion.

Container with at least one electrode

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Cologne, Germany

Peter Hoffmann