Reinhold Goeblmaier

Title: Reinhold Goeblmaier and His Electrical Cable Innovations.

Introduction

Reinhold Goeblmaier is an inventor associated with Fuerth, Germany, and Nexans. His work includes inventions focused on electrical cable construction, fire performance, and reliable signal transmission. The supplied information lists 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Goeblmaier’s listed patents address different requirements for electrical conductors and installation cables.

“Insulated Electrical Conductor with Preserved Functionality in Case of Fire” describes a metallic conductor wrapped with a glass- and/or mica-containing layer and covered by a plastic sheath. The inner layer uses at least two longitudinal strips, each arranged to overlap itself by at least 50%. This construction is intended to help the conductor preserve its functionality during a fire.

“Electric Installation Cable” describes a cable with four bound cores arranged as a star-quad for carrying electrical power while supporting high-frequency signals. A shield made from plastic film coated with aluminum on both sides surrounds the cores. Tinned copper wires wrapped around the shield serve as a ground wire, with an insulating-material coat arranged around them.

Career Highlights

The available information connects Goeblmaier’s inventive work with Nexans, a company in the cable and electrical-conductor field. His listed patents reflect attention to both fire-resistant conductor design and the combined use of installation cables for power and high-frequency signals.

Collaborations

Ferdinand Groegl is identified as Goeblmaier’s coworker. The supplied information does not specify their particular projects or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Reinhold Goeblmaier’s listed inventions address practical cable-engineering challenges, including maintaining conductor functionality in fire conditions and enabling reliable power and high-frequency signal use in a single cable.