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Armin Gosch, Schomberg DE
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| 20090111164 | METHOD AND PLANT FOR ANAEROBIC TREATMENT OF EFFLUENT CONTAINING CELLULAR MATERIALS - Disclosed are a method for the anaerobic treatment of pulp-containing waste and a fermentation plant for such products, wherein they are first of all mechanically prepared and comminuted, subsequently diluted to a predetermined dry matter content by the addition of process water or the like, and sanitized and anaerobically fermented in a subsequent method step. The remaining rotted residue is divided into a plastics-rich and a pulp-rich fraction, and these fractions are conditioned in conditioning stages to recyclable materials, or to fuel, or to products adapted to be deposited. | 04-30-2009 |
David Michael Gosch, San Mateo, CA US
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| 20100063614 | VERSATILE SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CONTROLLER WITH STATISTICALLY REPEATABLE RESPONSE TIMES - The present invention relates to process I/O controllers for semiconductor manufacturing to which a tool host can delegate data collection, monitoring and control tasks. In particular, it relates to process I/O controllers that can perform more than one of data collection, monitoring, control and response to commands from a tool host with statistically repeatable performance and precision. Embodiments described use prioritized real time operating systems to control of semiconductor manufacturing tools and data collection from tool associated with the sensors. Statistically repeatable responsiveness to selected commands and to sensor inputs during selected recipe steps effectively reduces jitter. | 03-11-2010 |
Elke Gosch, Krefeld DE
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| 20120077059 | Process for the Production of a Storage-Stable Barium Sulphate Having Good Dispersibility - The invention concerns a process for the production of a storage-stable barium sulphate, the barium sulphate produced thereby and the use thereof as an additive. | 03-29-2012 |
Rolf Gosch, Thalheim AT
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| 20080296471 | Permanent Casting Mould and Casting Mould Insert - A permanent casting mould for casting cast parts, in particular cylinder heads, from a molten metal, in particular a molten light metal includes at least one mould body, which at least partially surrounds a mould cavity reproducing the cast part to be cast and, in the wall of which limiting the mould cavity, a receiver is formed having a shoulder passing into the mould cavity and comprising a casting mould insert seated in the receiver, which has an upper side associated with the mould cavity surrounded by the respective permanent casting mould, a base body seated in the receiver with play when the casting mould is cold and a support collar which extends over a fraction of the height of the base body of the casting mould insert and is seated with positive fit in the shoulder of the receiver. | 12-04-2008 |
Rolf Gosch, Thalheim AU
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| 20080202464 | Unfinished Cylinder Head Casting, Cast Cylinder Head for Diesel Internal Combustion Engines, and Process for Producing an Unfinished Cylinder Head Casting - An unfinished cylinder head casting for producing a cylinder head for internal combustion engines powered with diesel fuel includes a sealing surface, intended for mounting in a finished state on a corresponding sealing surface of an engine block, and designed on a sealing surface section of the unfinished cylinder head casting. A thickness of the sealing surface section in a casting state exhibits a machining allowance in relation to its set thickness, obtained after a material-removing finishing of the sealing surface. The sealing surface includes a combustion chamber region, associated with a combustion chamber formed in the engine block. In the case of such a cylinder head, an optimum load-bearing capacity is achieved in a simple manner in that a combustion chamber region sealing surface section machining allowance amounts to a maximum of 15% of the machining allowance of the sealing surface section in the remaining region of the sealing surface. | 08-28-2008 |