Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for load-dependent unloading and/or loading of a fuel element out of and into a fuel element container, especially a reactor pressure vessel, by means of a loading device. The loading device is designed to lift a fuel element out of the fuel element container or to lower it into the fuel element container along a path of travel at a variable speed of travel. The loading device has a load-measuring device for online measurement of a dynamic load and/or load change acting at the time on the loading device along the path of travel during lifting or lowering of the fuel element, the speed of travel during lifting or lowering of the fuel element being subject to closed-loop control in dependence upon the load and/or load change being measured at the time.

Abstract: A pressure die casting mold for producing a casting which is part of an integral toilet having a body, a water ring, and a tank, wherein the casting, as an integral component, includes the water ring and the tank which is open on the upper side. The pressure die casting mold is composed of at least five molded parts which are interconnectable in a releasable manner, namely of a base part, two side parts having in each case one half of a front wall, a rear wall, and a cover part. The molded parts delimit a cavity which corresponds to the outer shape of the casting. A wedge element, which at least in portions delimits the inner shape of the water tank, is provided on the base part.

Abstract: A pressure die casting mold for producing a casting which is part of an integral toilet having a body, a water ring, and a tank, wherein the casting, as an integral component, includes the water ring and the tank which is open on the upper side. The pressure die casting mold is composed of at least five molded parts which are interconnectable in a releasable manner, namely of a base part, two side parts having in each case one half of a front wall, a rear wall, and a cover part. The molded parts delimit a cavity which corresponds to the outer shape of the casting. A wedge element, which at least in portions delimits the inner shape of the water tank, is provided on the base part.