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Gernot Kurtzer

Daimler AG

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Archive | 2003

Threaded connection between a torque transmitting coupling element and a shell of a component of a vehicle driving means

Walter Buck; Hartmut Engels; Hartwig Hellwig; Mark Jentschke; Gernot Kurtzer; Erhard Rau

Archive | 2012

Stelleinrichtung zum variablen Einstellen eines Verdichtungsverhältnisses einer Verbrennungskraftmaschine

Klaus Fieweger; Hansjörg Finkbeiner; Gernot Kurtzer; Markus Lengfeld; Dietmar Schröer; Georg Seidel; Gaisberg-Hellfenberg Alexander Von

Archive | 2010

Storage arrangement for connecting rod at stroke spigot of crankshaft for internal combustion engine, has bearing cage whose grooves are extended in axial direction or in radial direction, where grooves guide lubricants i.e. oil

Hansjörg Finkbeiner; Alexander Grauer; Werner Hofheinz; Gernot Kurtzer; Rainer Pauls; Tobias Schädel; Matthias Schmidt

Archive | 2012

Bearing assembly for crankshaft at bearing part of reciprocating piston engine, has thrust ring arranged in axial direction of crankshaft, where thrust surface of crankshaft includes inner and outer grooves for guiding lubricant

Finkbeiner, Hansjörg, Dipl.-Ing.; Hofheinz, Werner, Dipl.-Ing.; Gernot Kurtzer

Archive | 2010

Auxiliary aggregate drive for internal combustion engine of mild hybrid vehicle, has auxiliary aggregate wheel comprising toothing, where toothing and auxiliary aggregate wheel are designed as two separate components

Hans Dipl.-Ing. Kofler; Gernot Kurtzer; Sven Müller

Archive | 2004

Follower disk to be used in combustion engine, comprising additional elastic ring

Hartmut Engels; Gernot Kurtzer; Erhard Rau; Helmut Dipl.-Ing. Schäfer

Archive | 2012

Adjusting device for variably adjusting at least one compression ratio of an internal combustion engine

Klaus Fieweger; Hansjörg Finkbeiner; Gernot Kurtzer; Markus Lengfeld; Dietmar Schröer; Georg Seidel; Gaisberg-Hellfenberg Alexander Von

Archive | 2013

Reciprocating internal combustion engine with a variably adjustable compression ratio

Jochen Betsch; Klaus Fieweger; Hansjörg Finkbeiner; Klaus Huber; Gernot Kurtzer; Uwe Rohrberg; Jörn Schmid; Dietmar Schröder

Archive | 2012

Kurbeltrieb für eine wenigstens ein variabel einstellbares verdichtungsverhältnis aufweisende hubkolbenmaschine

Jochen Betsch; Klaus Fieweger; Hansjörg Finkbeiner; Klaus Huber; Gernot Kurtzer; Jörn Schmid; Dietmar Schröer; Gaisberg-Helfenberg Alexander Von

Archive | 2012

Actuating device for variable adjustment of compression ratio of internal combustion engine, particularly reciprocating piston-internal combustion engine, has servomotor, by which compression ratio is variably adjusted

Fieweger Klaus Dr Ing; Finkbeiner, Hansjörg, Dipl.-Ing.; Gernot Kurtzer; Lengfeld, Markus, Dipl.-Ing.; Schröer, Dietmar, Dipl.-Ing.; Seidel, Georg, Dipl.-Ing.; von Gaisberg-Helfenberg, Alexander, Dipl.-Ing.

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Hansjörg Finkbeiner

Daimler AG

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Dietmar Schröer

Daimler AG

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Klaus Fieweger

Daimler AG

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Georg Seidel

Daimler AG

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Alexander von Gaisberg-Helfenberg

Daimler AG

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Erhard Rau

Daimler AG

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Hartmut Engels

Daimler AG

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Jochen Betsch

Daimler AG

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Jörn Schmid

Daimler AG

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Klaus Huber

Daimler AG

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