Rehau-Behr A/s

Rehau Ag + Co.

Voith Hystech Gmbh

Thomas Lanzl

Jörg Goldstein

Franz Hofmann

Søren Lobdrup Olesen

Jesper Grauballe Rasmussen

Andreas Gruhl

Udo Steffl

Thomas Schettler

Michael Schöbel

Marina Feist

Markus Friederich

Michael Geissler

Reinhard Scherer

Joachim Geiger

Frank Wachter

Leopold Baumgartner

Dragan Griebel

Michael Schwarz

Andreas Waschke

Hans Peter Mehnert

Jürgen BRÜHLER

Michael Ott

Gordej Klein

Mark Bleischwitz

Alexander Oelschlegel

A refrigerating unit including a compartment, a glass door, and a heating arrangement installed in a base profile of the compartment. The refrigerating unit including an elongated gasket profile having a proximal part and a distal part, wherein the proximal part includes a flexible element configured to allow the distal part to be displaced towards the base profile upon closing the glass door. The distal part includes a hollow part with a first side of the hollow part connected to the proximal part and a second side of the hollow part directed towards the glass door. The heating arrangement further includes a heat-conducting material enclosed by the hollow part and arranged with an outer side surface of the heat-conducting material abutting the second side of the hollow part, and a heating element enclosed by the hollow part and arranged for conductive heating of the heat-conducting conductive material.

Refrigerating unit with a heating arrangement

A hinge assembly for a door, the hinge assembly including a hinge pin arranged to be fixed to the door at one end and having a pin connector part at an opposite second end. A rotation damper connected to a damper connector part arranged to cooperate with the pin connector part for transferring torque around an axis of rotation between the damper connector part and the pin connector part throughout an opening angle of the door, such that a rotational movement of the damper connector part about the axis of rotation in at least a first rotational direction is dampened by the rotation damper. The pin connector part and the damper connection part allow an initial closing angle of rotation of the door before the damper acts on the rotation of the hinge pin, the initial closing angle being at least 2°.

Hinge assembly for a door of a refrigerating compartment

A glass door for a refrigerating unit and to such refrigerating unit, wherein the glass door includes a glass pane, a handle assembly including a transparent base part bonded at an adhesion surface to an outer glass surface of the glass pane, and a handle part made in a transparent material, preferably Polymethylmethacrylat (PMMA). The handle assembly further includes a mounting connection for mounting the handle part to the base part, wherein the mounting connection is provided by the one or more protrusions of the handle part and by one or more recess(es) in the base part or one or more recess(es) provided between the base part and the outer glass surface.

Glass door with a handle assembly

The invention relates to a method for producing a pressure accumulator (), in particular for storing hydrogen in motor vehicles. First, a pressure accumulator liner () which has at least one pole cap (') is produced preferably by means of a plastic blow molding method, and the outside of the liner () is then provided, preferably braided, with a multi-ply reinforcing layer (), which has reinforcing fibers (). According to the invention, a fiber supply cap (&#x2032;) is applied on the pole cap (&#x2032;) prior to applying the reinforcing fibers (), the outer surface of the fiber supply cap being spaced from the pole region (&#x2032;) of the pole cap (&#x2032;). The reinforcing fibers () are applied onto the body of the liner () and in the pole region (&#x2032;) so as to correspond to the outer surface of the fiber supply cap (&#x2032;) while the reinforcing layer () is applied such that the inner reinforcing layer () plies which are formed by the reinforcing fibers () are provided with a fiber supply () in the pole region (&#x2032;) on the basis of the distance between the outer surface of the fiber supply cap (&#x2032;) and the pole region (&#x2032;) of the pole cap (&#x2032;). The invention also relates to a pressure accumulator () produced in a corresponding manner.

Method for producing a pressure accumulator, and pressure accumulator

The present invention relates to a device for the storage and delivery of liquid and/or gaseous media under pressure, having a media container () of a plastics material, preferably of polyamide, receiving the medium, at least one valve connection element (), connected to the media container (), and at least one valve element (), connectable to the valve connection element (), wherein the media container () has a collar (), which is molded on in one piece and protrudes from the media container () and has a collar outer wall () and a collar inner wall (). A restoring element () is arranged in such a way that, during the fitting of the valve element (), the collar () and the restoring element () are jointly pressed between a partial region () of the wall () and the pressing portion (), wherein the restoring element () is formed from a crosslinked plastics material, preferably from crosslinked polyethylene, and wherein the pressing portion (), the collar () and the restoring element () are made to match one another and formed in such a way that the joint pressing of the collar () and the restoring element () has the effect that an elastic deformation (X) of the restoring element () that is greater than the maximum creep deformation (Y) of the collar () over the service life of the device can be set, and so the creep deformation (Y) of the collar () can be compensated by way of the restoring element (). The invention also relates to a fuel-energy conversion device, a motor vehicle and a method for fitting a device for the storage and delivery of liquid and/or gaseous media under pressure.

Device for storing and delivery of a liquid and/or gaseous medium under pressure, as well as a fuel energy conversion device and method for assembling a device for storing and delivery of a liquid and/or gaseous medium under pressure

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Wuppertal, Germany

Thomas Lanzl