Max Kammerer Gmbh

Siemens Vdo Automotive Ag

Werner Schiller

Heinz-Georg Burghoff

Wilhelm Albrecht

Karl Burghoff

Detlef Kettner

Herbert Harsch

A method and a device for operating a refrigerant system in an air conditioning unit for an automobile, in which air flowing through an evaporator is cooled via a refrigerant, the delivery rate of which is set by means of a compressor operated by a drive. The speed of the drive, operated independently of the automobile engine, is determined as a function of a suction pressure to be set on the compressor, thereby providing optimal energy consumption by the system.

Method and device for operating a refrigerant system

A process for the production and further processing of strands for Bowden cables of several wires stranded together by twisting, comprising dressing the strands after stranding between reversing rolls, subsequently stretching and again dressing between reversing rolls. Dressing is effected prior to stretching in several stages with decreasing bending radii and after the stretching again in several stages with increasing bending radii, while the stretching is performed with a force approximately within the area of the elastic limit, corresponding to 45% to 70%, preferably to 55% and 65% of the ultimate tensile strength of the strand. The apparatus comprises a dressing line of two roll conveyors with reversing rolls set in gaps with respect to each other on alternating sides, a stretching line with two tension sheaves set at a constant distance, one of which is driven by a brake motor and the other by a tension motor, another dressing line of two roll conveyors with reversing rolls set in gaps with respect to each other on alternating sides. The rolls of the lower conveyor and of the upper conveyor are combined respectively in magazines and the lower conveyor is mounted stationarily and the upper conveyor is mounted on a stand in a height adjustable manner perpendicularly to the lower conveyor.

Process and apparatus for the production of strands for Bowden cables

A rocker switch comprises a contact spring in the shape of a loop, supported against a pivot member. The spring has a catch in the free end of the loop. The contact spring can be pivoted by means of a rocker lever into its open or closed position. The rocker lever is mounted on a roll provided with two additional cams in the form of a rocker. By means of an elastic switching arm arranged on the slide, the rocker is actuated by overrunning, thereby effecting the pivoting of the end support cam over the pivot member. This in turn yields movement of the contact springs into their open or closed positions. The contact springs may be arranged in series adjacently to each other and/or on a common axis successively to each other with their loop openings in the same or in opposing directions.

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Erzhausen, Germany

Werner Schiller