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Archive | 2003

Safety system for an apparatus for generating energy

Frank Brenner; Martin Moeller; Rainer Saliger; Thomas Hebner; Kai Kroeger


Archive | 2007

Tribological system for use with e.g. magnetic valve, of e.g. internal combustion engine, has two friction partners that exhibit two-part layer with hard primary layer and outer sliding layer, where sliding layer is fixed lubricant layer

Abdullah Ansari; Frank Miller; Martin Moeller; Elmar Okrent


Archive | 2008

Valve i.e. gas injecting valve, for injecting gaseous fuel into internal-combustion engine, has stop unit limiting movement of valve unit in direction of valve seat, such that sealant seals between valve seat and unit in closed condition

Kai Kroeger; Frank Miller; Martin Moeller; Elmar Okrent; Cedric Olivier


Archive | 2003

Fuel cell system with a membrane unit for separating a hydrogen-enriched fuel from a hydrogen-containing mixture

Martin Moeller; Rainer Saliger


Archive | 2008

Valve, particularly gas injection valve of internal combustion engine for controlling gaseous medium, has alve seat with spring element which takes pre-stressed position when valve is closed

Martin Moeller; Kai Kroeger


Archive | 2005

Apparatus for converting energy that can be operated with fuel, in particular fuel cell assembly

Ulrich Gottwick; Martin Moeller; Rainer Saliger; Kai Kroeger; Jan-Michael Graehn


Archive | 2005

Mit Brennstoff betreibbare Vorrichtung zur Wandlung von Energie, insbesondere Brennstoffzellenvorrichtung

Ulrich Gottwick; Martin Moeller; Rainer Saliger; Kai Kroeger; Jan-Michael Graehn


Archive | 2004

Apparatus for controlling a fuel cell device, and a fuel cell device

Frank Brenner; Ulrich Gottwick; Martin Moeller; Rainer Saliger; Jan-Michael Graehn


Archive | 2007

Valve device for controlling fluid stream, e.g. volume flow of gaseous fluid, has damping area which is designed between stop surface and area attached to housing for absorbing kinetic energy of valve armature

Frank Miller; Martin Moeller; Elmar Okrent


Archive | 2006

Ventil für insbesondere gasförmige Medien

Frank Brenner; Frank Miller; Martin Moeller; Elmar Okrent

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