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Helbig, DE
Armin Helbig, Albstadt DE
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| 20110170973 | MULTI-BLADE SOLID CARBIDE DRILL - The invention relates to a multi-blade solid carbide drill for cutting high-strength sandwich materials. The tool comprises a shaft section and an adjoining cutting part, into which a number of chip flutes that corresponds to the number of main blades is incorporated. In order to reinforce the curvature of the resulting chip, the chip flute of the drill comprises a chip flute rib in the region of the chip formation zone, said rib protruding from the chip flute surface and having a substantially wave-shaped cross-section ( | 07-14-2011 |
Frank Helbig, Gopfersdorf DE
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| 20110175254 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PRODUCING PLASTIC PRODUCTS WITH INTEGRATED REINFORCING STRUCTURE - The present invention relates to a method and to an apparatus for producing plastic products with an integrated reinforcing structure. To do so, a flexible fabric is first placed onto a surface of a cavity of a mold and is successively coated with plastic on the various sides. | 07-21-2011 |
Günter Helbig, Schwalbach DE
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| 20110313825 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ASSESSING THE PENETRATION OF TOOTH CLEANING ELEMENTS IN THE GINGIVAL POCKET - A method and apparatus for assessing the penetration of tooth cleaning elements into a simulated gingival pocket. In one embodiment, the apparatus includes a tooth shaped member, wherein at least a portion of the tooth is transparent to light; a gum member positioned on a first side of the tooth shaped member; a simulated gingival pocket created between the gum member and the tooth shaped member; and an imaging device configured to obtain a plurality of images related to the gingival pocket, and bristle penetration into the gingival pocket. | 12-22-2011 |
Joerg Helbig, Altenburg DE
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| 20120060899 | COLLECTOR FOR THE GENERATION OF ELECTRICAL AND THERMAL ENERGY - A solar collector with radiation opaque wafers for generating electrical and thermal energy from solar radiation includes a housing. A semitransparent photovoltaic module is disposed in the housing so as to form an upper part of the solar collector. A solar thermal module is disposed in the housing so as to form a lower part of the solar collector. The solar thermal module and the photovoltaic module form an insulation space therebetween, wherein the insulation space is configured to allow a heat radiation to pass while preventing a convective heat loss. A transparent support is disposed so as to close the collector in a direction of the solar radiation. | 03-15-2012 |
Jörg Helbig, Altenburg DE
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| 20100116322 | COLLECTOR FOR THE GENERATION OF ELECTRICAL AND THERMAL ENERGY - A semitransparent collector generates electrical and thermal energy exclusively from solar radiant energy. In the collector, a semitransparent photovoltaic module that forms the top part of the collector as well as a solar thermal module which forms the bottom part of the collector and is not mechanically connected to the photovoltaic module are disposed in a common housing. An insulating space which allows thermal radiation to penetrate while preventing convective heat loss is arranged between the modules. The collector is closed in the direction of irradiation by way of a transparent support. | 05-13-2010 |
Jörg Helbig, Altenburg DE
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| 20100116322 | COLLECTOR FOR THE GENERATION OF ELECTRICAL AND THERMAL ENERGY - A semitransparent collector generates electrical and thermal energy exclusively from solar radiant energy. In the collector, a semitransparent photovoltaic module that forms the top part of the collector as well as a solar thermal module which forms the bottom part of the collector and is not mechanically connected to the photovoltaic module are disposed in a common housing. An insulating space which allows thermal radiation to penetrate while preventing convective heat loss is arranged between the modules. The collector is closed in the direction of irradiation by way of a transparent support. | 05-13-2010 |
Patrik Helbig, Donaueschingen DE
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| 20090153598 | Arrangement with a Mobile Data Carrier and a Hand-Held Device - An arrangement ( | 06-18-2009 |
| 20100273476 | Communication control System and method for performing a transmission of data - A communication control unit for transmitting data via a transmission pathway between a tachograph and a data processing facility. The transmission pathway contains at least one partial section for a wireless transmission. The communication control unit comprises a GSM module and/or a module for wireless data transmission with the data processing device. A system, which additionally contains a tachograph and a data processing facility. The tachograph and a communication control unit associated therewith are disposed in a vehicle and said data processing facility is disposed outside said vehicle. Using the communication control unit, a method for transmitting data via a transmission pathway between a tachograph and a data processing facility is also disclosed. | 10-28-2010 |
Peter Helbig, Sontheim An Der Brenz DE
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| 20090067169 | Luminous module and method for producing it - A luminous module is specified comprising luminous units and a carrier body, wherein the luminous units are connected and/or contact-connected in at least two planes and/or orientations on the carrier body with conductor tracks. A method for producing the luminous module is furthermore specified. | 03-12-2009 |
| 20090302766 | MOTOR VEHICLE HEADLIGHT ELEMENT - A motor vehicle headlight element is specified which has at least one light-emitting diode and at least one control apparatus. The control apparatus is suitable for processing a signal which is dependent on a measurement variable and for applying a current, corresponding to the signal, to the light-emitting diode. The control apparatus and the light-emitting diode are arranged on a common mount. | 12-10-2009 |
Philipp Helbig, Heidenheim DE
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| 20110222162 | Optical Lens - An optical lens, ( | 09-15-2011 |
| 20110228405 | OPTICAL LENS AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING AN OPTICAL LENS - In various embodiments, an optical lens is provided, which is shaped like a hood and has a light-transmissive front face as well as a sidewall adjacent thereto, wherein the sidewall has at least one ridge-like section having an increased wall thickness and running in the direction of the front face. | 09-22-2011 |
Reinhard Helbig, Oberlungwitz DE
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| 20100282859 | WATERING MAT FOR THE LARGE-AREA DISTRIBUTION OF WATER - The disclosure relates to a watering mat for the large-area distribution of water, particularly in horticulture and landscaping as well as agriculture, comprising a first and a second carrier layer to accommodate elements of the watering mat, one or more connections for connecting the first and the second carrier layers, one or more water-feeding elements arranged between the first and the second carrier layers for feeding water into the watering mat and distributing water through the watering mat, an absorption layer for water storage arranged between the first and the second carrier layers and means for detecting the moisture level in the watering mat. | 11-11-2010 |
Thomas Helbig, Ruesselsheim DE
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| 20100095445 | Anti-splash urinals - A urinal uses a sloped interior back wall to create a specific angle between an incoming urine stream and the back wall to effect an anti-splash phenomenon which involves the contact angle hysteresis and the coanda effect, thereby at least to minimize urine splashing. The contact angle hysteresis deals with the perpendicular angles at which the urine stream comes into contact with the back wall of the urinal bowl, that is the amount of angle degrees between the angle of surface of the bowl and the angle of the urine stream at the point of contact. This angle takes advantage of the Coanda effect so as to cause the fluid (urine) to run down the surface of the back wall to the bottom of the urinal, rather than splashing back. The Coanda effect is the tendency of a fluid jet to stay attached to an adjacent curved surface that is very well shaped. In one embodiment, the interior back wall is vertically sloped towards the user, at an angle greater than 20° from the vertical (e.g., 30° to accommodate a 60° urine stream), and the back wall may be further curved from side to side. In an other embodiment, the interior back wall has a undulated top-to-bottom or vertical contour. | 04-22-2010 |
Thomas Helbig, Russelsheim DE
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| 20120023649 | DRY TRAP VALVE FOR USE IN A NON-FLUSHING URINAL AND OTHER DRAINS - A dry trap valve, such as usable in a non-flushing urinal and other drains, is employed to transport a fluid, such as urine or other wastewater to a sewer line for receipt and disposal of the wastewater. The dry trap valve includes a holder (e.g., a band holder) having an entry for receipt of the wastewater, a drain for disposal of the wastewater, a passageway (e.g., dent, depression or bypass) for conducting the wastewater from the entry to the drain, and an element e.g., a sealing band) for sealingly covering the passageway. The sealing band includes a hinged portion adjacent the lower end of the dent and is disposed to articulate upon flow of the wastewater from the dent and to permit the wastewater to flow to the drain and to close in the absence of the wastewater flow. Gases from the sewer line also press upon the sealing band in the absence of wastewater flow to further seal the dent. Thus, the memory of the elastomeric material is not essential but, rather, the forces of gravity and the force of the sewer gas keeps the passage closed to the sewer gases that would otherwise back up through the valve. | 02-02-2012 |
Uta Helbig, Wurzburg DE
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| 20110017944 | Method for Encapsulating Latent Heat Storage Material and Products Obtained Thereby - The invention relates to a method for producing an inorganic latent heat storage material that is surrounded by an encapsulating layer that is made of an inorganic-organic polymer material that comprises a metal and/or semi-metal oxygen network with embedded organic groups. The method is characterised in that a liquid or liquefied latent heat storage material, in the form of discrete units that are to be, respectively, encapsulated, is introduced into a liquid or viscous precursor material of the encapsulating material such that the encapsulating material solidifies when coming into contact with the outer surfaces of said latent heat storage material. The invention also relates to an inorganic latent heat storage material that is surrounded by an encapsulating layer and is present in said encapsulation, said encapsulating material being made of an inorganic-organic polymer material that comprises a (semi) metal oxygen network with embedded organic groups, connected, preferably at least partially to (semi) metal. Silane resins are well suited as precursor material. | 01-27-2011 |