Carl Freudenberg Kg

Sarah Senne

Michael Roth

Ulrich Schneider

Peter Kritzer

Guenter Frey

Rudolf Wagner

Michael Zaplatilek

Dominic Kramer

Markus Weber

Jochen Bialek

Hartwig Von Der Muehlen

Werner Kattge

Maria Teresa Rodriguez Charles

Jochen Bechtum

Sueleyman Altuncu

Matthias Herzog

The invention relates to the use of a composite material, comprising a backing layer and a liquid-absorbing layer fixed on the backing layer, the liquid-absorbing layer containing fixed superabsorbent particles, there being, on the side of the liquid-absorbing layer facing away from the backing layer, a liquid-distributing layer which is in liquid-conducting contact with the liquid-absorbing layer and absorbs and distributes, in the plane of the composite material, a liquid to be absorbed, for absorbing and distributing liquids in actively- and/or passively-cooled current-carrying systems—in particular, in actively- and/or passively-cooled energy storage systems.

Use of a composite material for absorbing and distributing liquids in actively and/or passively cooled current-carrying systems

A method includes: providing an absorber material including: a casing; and superabsorbent particles arranged therein, and using the absorber material to absorb and/or distribute liquids in an actively and/or passively cooled current-carrying system including an actively and/or passively cooled power storage system. The casing has at least two plies arranged in a planar fashion on one another. Regions of the at least two plies are connected to one another by at least one seam such that the casing is segmented in a form of pockets separated from one another. At least some of the pockets have the superabsorbent particles.

Use of an absorber material for absorbing and / or distributing liquids in an actively and / or passively cooled current-carrying system

A flexible laminate for shielding against electromagnetic radiation includes: a) at least one metal foil; and b) a sheet-like substrate made of a fiber material, film material, or foam material. The laminate includes a plurality of objects formed by incisions into a base area of the laminate. Each object of the plurality of objects is made of two or more incisions having a common initial point. The two or more incisions, or each of two adjacent incisions of the two or more decisions, define an angle of 45&#xb0; to 160&#xb0;.

Flexible laminate for shielding electromagnetic radiation

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