Schaeffler Technologies Ag & Co .Kg

Ab Skf

Walter Holweger

Marcus Wolf

Bernhard Bauer

Arno Stubenrauch

Yashar Musayev

Ingemar Strandell

Frank Fiddelaers

Albert Van Den Kommer

Toni Blass

Hubertus Peek

Matthias Goss

Ebbe Malmstedt

Tim Hosenfeldt

Bertram Haag

Arbogast Grunau

Moritz Wegener

Holger Kaup

Jorg Loos

Frank Walther

Jörg Loos

Bernd Welzer

Jürgen Windrich

Matthias Goß

Tim Matthias Hosenfeldt

Energy storage is accomplished by producing hydrazine carbonate and later reconverting the hydrazine carbonate to release the energy. Sea water is firstly used in an electrolysis process to prepare hypochlorite. The hypochlorite reacts as a result of introduction of ammonia to produce monochloramine and then hydrazine. The hydrazine reacts as a result of introduction of carbon dioxide to give hydrazine carbonate. To release the energy, the hydrazine carbonate liberates hydrogen or at least a hydrogen-containing gas by reaction over a noble metal-free catalyst. The hydrogen may then be enriched before being fed to a fuel cell.

Method for storing energy in the form of hydrazine carbonate

The invention relates to a method for monitoring the function of a machine element lubricated by a lubricant. The method includes receiving measured values concerning the lubricant, determining a current chemical composition of the lubricant on the basis of the measured values, comparing the current chemical composition with chemical compositions known in advance, which are stored in a database, wherein function failure tendency values for the use of lubricants having the chemical compositions known in advance in connection with machine elements composed of materials known in advance are stored in the database, identifying a function failure tendency value on the basis of the comparison step, and outputting the function failure tendency value.

Method and system for monitoring the function of a lubricated machine element

A coated component, in particular to a rolling bearing part, made from a metallic substrate (), and a PVD coating (), which is applied to the substrate (), formed of chromium and having a thickness of less than 2 &#x3bc;m, wherein the PVD coating () forms the surface of the component, and a compound of chromium and at least one further element is formed on the component surface.

Coated component

A method for operating a bearing arrangement () including at least one rolling bearing (). The method provides for applying a positive electric potential to a bearing part () of the rolling bearing (), another part () of the bearing arrangement () being connected as a cathode, and a current flowing between the bearing part () and the cathode () is limited.

Method for operating a bearing arrangement

A roller bearing device () and to a method for operation thereof, including a roller bearing () having roller contacts () in contact with a medium and lubricated by the liquid medium (). In order to improve the lubrication and load capacity of such a medium-lubricated roller bearing () while simultaneously improving the biologically compatible behavior, a biologically neutral additive material () that thickens the medium is held available in a holding device () and metered to the roller contacts () on demand.

Method for operating a roller bearing assembly, and roller bearing device therefor

A use of a lubricant comprising at least one reaction product of mono-di- and/or poly-isocyanate with unbranced and/or branced, unsaturated and/or saturated, alicyclic poly-amine with carbon numbers from 5 to 24, at least between at lease two elements, which are movable against each other.

Use of a lubricant

A Lubricant comprises a carboxylic-acid-amide which is based on aliphatic unbranched, alicyclic and/or aromatic chains with chain length from 2 to 60 carbon atoms.

Lubricant and use of a lubricant

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Walter Holweger