Abstract: A cross-flow interconnect and a fuel cell stack including the same, the interconnect including fuel inlets and outlets that extend through the interconnect adjacent to opposing first and second peripheral edges of the interconnect; an air side; and an opposing fuel side. The air side includes an air flow field including air channels that extend in a first direction, from a third peripheral edge of the interconnect to an opposing fourth peripheral edge of the interconnect; and riser seal surfaces disposed on two opposing sides of the air flow field and in which the fuel inlets and outlets are formed. The fuel side includes a fuel flow field including fuel channels that extend in a second direction substantially perpendicular to the first direction, between the fuel inlets and outlets; and a perimeter seal surface surrounding the fuel flow field and the fuel inlets and outlets.

Abstract: A cross-flow interconnect and a fuel cell stack including the same, the interconnect including fuel inlets and outlets that extend through the interconnect adjacent to opposing first and second peripheral edges of the interconnect; an air side; and an opposing fuel side. The air side includes an air flow field including air channels that extend in a first direction, from a third peripheral edge of the interconnect to an opposing fourth peripheral edge of the interconnect; and riser seal surfaces disposed on two opposing sides of the air flow field and in which the fuel inlets and outlets are formed. The fuel side includes a fuel flow field including fuel channels that extend in a second direction substantially perpendicular to the first direction, between the fuel inlets and outlets; and a perimeter seal surface surrounding the fuel flow field and the fuel inlets and outlets.

Abstract: An electric machine includes a housing having cylindrical outer walls including a stator portion and a cooling system portion adjacent to the stator portion. The electric machine includes a rotor drive shaft protruding coaxially with the cylindrical outer walls of the electric machine from the front of the electric machine, and a rotor coupled to the rotor drive shaft and arranged coaxially within the stator portion of the cylindrical outer walls of the machine housing. At least one air inlet is formed in the cylindrical outer walls of the machine housing between the stator portion and the cooling system portion. At least one air guide vane extends from the air inlet into a hollow volume of the rotor forming a cooling air duct from the air inlet past the inner surface of the rotor and back to the inner surface of the cooling system portion.

Abstract: A cooling system cools at least one heat producing device provided in a unit of transport, and a method is provided for cooling at least one heat producing device provided in a unit of transport. The cooling system includes at least one first liquid circuit and at least one first heat exchanger assigned to the first liquid circuit, the first liquid circuit, for cooling the at least one first heat producing device, being configured to absorb heat of the first heat producing device via a cooling liquid circulating in the first liquid circuit and dissipate heat to the first heat exchanger, the first heat exchanger being coupled in such a manner to a first air-guiding system available on board the unit of transport, that exhaust air extracted from the first air-guiding system can be supplied to the first heat exchanger in order to recool the cooling liquid.

Abstract: A blind-mate power charging station includes a receptacle, a base, and electrical circuitry. The receptacle includes a receptacle housing, an inner housing, and electrical contacts. The receptacle housing includes a pair of outer extensions, each outer extension tapering toward an outer extension tip. The inner housing is held within the receptacle housing and includes inner extensions forming parallel slots between pairs of inner extensions. Each electrical contact is held in one of the parallel slots by a pair of the inner extensions. The base receives the receptacle and mounts the receptacle to a stationary surface. The electrical circuitry couples the electrical contacts to an electricity source. The receptacle is shaped to receive a plug including a plug head and at least two prongs. Each prong engages one of the electrical contacts such that the receptacle provides electricity to the plug.

Abstract: A cooling system cools at least one heat producing device provided in a unit of transport, and a method is provided for cooling at least one heat producing device provided in a unit of transport. The cooling system includes at least one first liquid circuit and at least one first heat exchanger assigned to the first liquid circuit, the first liquid circuit, for cooling the at least one first heat producing device, being configured to absorb heat of the first heat producing device via a cooling liquid circulating in the first liquid circuit and dissipate heat to the first heat exchanger, the first heat exchanger being coupled in such a manner to a first air-guiding system available on board the unit of transport, that exhaust air extracted from the first air-guiding system can be supplied to the first heat exchanger in order to recool the cooling liquid.

Abstract: A low-pressure gas discharge lamp is described that has, in a gas-discharge vessel, one or more inert gases as a buffer gas and means for producing, and maintaining a low-pressure gas discharge and that contains a gallium halide or a mixture of a plurality of gallium halides, to which indium and/or thallium may also preferably be added. A low-pressure gas discharge lamp of this kind produces sufficient UV radiation for it to be used in tanning devices.

Abstract: The invention relates to a high-pressure discharge lamp with a discharge vessel having a filling comprising a rare gas, for example argon, mercury, and chlorine, wherein the filling quantities of mercury [Hg] and chlorine [Cl] comply with the following conditions: [Hg].[Cl]?200 (?mole/cm3)2, [Cl]?10 ?mole/cm3. The condition [Hg].[Cl]?200 (?mole/cm3)2 achieves HgCl vapor pressures in the discharge sufficient for generating significant radiation components of the B2?+-X2?+ band system of this molecule. The condition [Cl]?10 ?mole/cm3 serves to limit the chemical aggressiveness of the chlorine filling, in particular to limit the attacks on the wall and electrodes and thus to achieve longer lamp lives. The addition of chlorine-binding metals, in particular of germanium, leads to a further improvement in the radiation and life properties of the lamp.

Abstract: A low-pressure gas discharge lamp is described that comprises, in a gas discharge vessel, one or more inert gases as a buffer gas, an indium halide and means for producing and maintaining a low-pressure gas discharge, in which lamp the indium halide is present as a monohalide and present in addition is a means that binds oxygen and water. The said means should bind oxygen and the oxygen in water more strongly than indium does. This object is satisfactorily achieved by indium, gallium, germanium, boron, molybdenum and/or tungsten.

Abstract: The invention relates to a lamp system (21) with a first light source (23) which radiates light of a first chromaticity coordinate and with a second light source which radiates light of a second chromaticity coordinate, and with an optical component (22) for additively mixing the light of the two light sources (23, 24 to 28). According to the invention, the optical component (22) comprises an optical waveguide (22) with two different kinds of scattering centers (29, 30).

Abstract: A description is given of a low-pressure gas discharge lamp equipped with a gas discharge vessel containing, as a buffer gas, an inert gas filling and an indium halogenide, thallium halogenide, gallium halogenide and/or copper halogenide, and with electrodes and means for generating and maintaining a low-pressure gas discharge, and which comprises one or more chalcogenides of alkaline earth metals as electron emitter material.

Abstract: A high-pressure metal halide discharge lamp which comprises, as filling, only zinc, a halogen and a noble gas. In order to improve the color rendering index, a calcium halide may be added to the lamp filling. The coupling-in of energy preferably takes place without electrodes in the radio-frequency range or in the microwave range, but may also be carried out by means of metal electrodes.

Abstract: The invention relates to a high-pressure discharge lamp with a discharge vessel having a filling comprising—a rare gas, for example argon, —mercury, and —chlorine, wherein the filling quantities of mercury [Hg] and chlorine [Cl] comply with the following conditions: —[Hg](E[Cl]3 200 (?mole/cm3)2, —[Cl] £ 10 ?mole/cm3. The condition [Hg](E[Cl]3 200 (?mole/cm3)2 achieves HgCl vapor pressures in the discharge sufficient for generating significant radiation components of the B2S+?X2S+ band system of this molecule. The condition [Cl] £ 10 ?mole/cm3 serves to limit the chemical aggressiveness of the chlorine filling, in particular to limit the attacks on the wall and electrodes and thus to achieve longer lamp lives. The addition of chlorine-binding metals, in particular of germanium, leads to a further improvement in the radiation and life properties of the lamp.

Abstract: A low-pressure gas discharge lamp is described, which is equipped with a gas-discharge vessel containing an inert gas filling as the buffer gas and an indium, thallium and/or copper halide, and with electrodes and with means for generating and maintaining a low-pressure gas discharge, which has as the electron emitter substance a compound selected from the group of ABO3 or AnBO2+n, AnC2O5+n, or AnD2O3+n, wherein: A=an alkaline earth element or a mixture of several different alkaline earth elements, B=cerium, titanium, zirconium, hafnium, or a mixture of these elements, C=vanadium, niobium, tantalum, or a mixture of these elements, D=scandium, yttrium, lanthanum, a rare earth element, or a mixture of these elements.

Abstract: The invention relates to a lamp system having—a gas-discharge lamp with a color point in the green-blue,—an LED with a color point in the yellow-red, and—an optical component for additive mixing of the light from the gas-discharge lamp and the LED, and to a corresponding method of illumination. A blue and green emitting fluorescent lamp is particularly suitable as gas-discharge lamp, and a red-yellow-emitting AlGaInP LED or a red-emitting AlGaAs LED as LED. Through additive mixing of the light from these high-efficiency light sources, the invention provides a highly efficient light source affording good color rendering, which contains all three primary colors and is particularly suited to the highly efficient generation of white light.

Abstract: A low-pressure gas discharge lamp is described, which is equipped with a gas-discharge vessel containing an inert gas filling as the buffer gas and an indium, thallium and/or copper halide, and with electrodes and with means for generating and maintaining a low-pressure gas discharge, wherein it has, as the electron emitter substance, a mixture of BaO, SrO, CaO and MgO, wherein: a) the molar proportion of BaO is less than 1 percent by weight b) the molar proportion of SrO is less than 10 percent by weight c) the sum of the molar proportions of CaO and MgO is greater than 90 percent by weight, wherein the CaO proportion in the CaO/MgO mixture lies between 10 and 90 percent by weight.

Abstract: The invention relates to a high-pressure gas-discharge lamp, having at least one gastight fused press-seal between a glasslike material and molybdenum, wherein the molybdenum in the fused press-seal is at least partly exposed to an oxidizing environment and at least that part of the molybdenum that is exposed to the oxidizing environment is covered with a coating, and the coating comprises at least one oxide from among Fe2O3, Ta2O5, Nb2O5, Al2O3, SiO2, TiO2, ZrO2, HfO2, and/or one nitride from among TiN, ZrN, HfN, AlN, BN, and/or one carbide from among TiC, ZrC, HfC, VC, NbC, TaC, B4C.

Abstract: A low-pressure gas discharge lamp equipped with a gas discharge vessel containing an inert gas filling as the buffer gas, and with electrodes and with means for generating and maintaining a low-pressure gas discharge, is described, wherein the lamp contains at least one tin halide.

Abstract: A paint holder and delivery device comprising a container. A disposable insert fits within the container to facilitate the application of paint with a paintbrush.

Abstract: A paint holder and delivery device comprising a container. A disposable insert fits within the container to facilitate the application of paint with a paintbrush.