Patents by Inventor Christoph Anliker
Christoph Anliker has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 9062420Abstract: The invention relates to an unbalance type exciter (6) for a soil compaction device. This exciter comprises a carrying structure (5) as well as an unbalance weight (8, 9), which by means of a bearing (11a, 11b) is supported at the carrying structure (5) in rotatable manner around a rotation axis (Y) which in the intended use is stationary with respect to the carrying structure (5), for generating an intermittent exciting force for causing the carrying structure (5) in the intended use to vibrate. The bearing (11a, 11b) of the unbalance weight (8, 9) is arranged at least partially within the space which is circled by the unbalance weight (8, 9) when rotating around the rotation axis (y). Owing to the fact that this space is used for receiving at least part of the bearing of the unbalance weight (8, 9) it becomes possible to provide unbalance type exciters (6) having very small axial overall length.Type: GrantFiled: July 15, 2011Date of Patent: June 23, 2015Assignee: Ammann Schweiz AGInventors: Martin Schärer, Christoph Anliker
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Publication number: 20140161531Abstract: The invention relates to an unbalance type exciter (6) for a soil compaction device. This exciter comprises a carrying structure (5) as well as an unbalance weight (8, 9), which by means of a bearing (11a, 11b) is supported at the carrying structure (5) in rotatable manner around a rotation axis (Y) which in the intended use is stationary with respect to the carrying structure (5), for generating an intermittent exciting force for causing the carrying structure (5) in the intended use to vibrate. The bearing (11a, 11b) of the unbalance weight (8, 9) is arranged at least partially within the space which is circled by the unbalance weight (8, 9) when rotating around the rotation axis (y). Owing to the fact that this space is used for receiving at least part of the bearing of the unbalance weight (8, 9) it becomes possible to provide unbalance type exciters (6) having very small axial overall length.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 15, 2011Publication date: June 12, 2014Applicant: AMMANN SCHWEIZ AGInventors: Martin Schärer, Christoph Anliker
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Patent number: 8727059Abstract: The invention relates to a hinge assembly for connecting two vehicle parts to a vehicle that is capable of crab steering, has articulated frame steering and comprises articulating vehicle axles. Four structural elements are connected to each other by four hinge connections, the hinge centers being arranged in a common plane in a basic state, such that they form a frame which is substantially rigid with respect to thrust forces in that plane. Two of the structural elements forming opposite sides of the frame can in each case be rotated about a rotational axis located in said plane with respect to the other three structural elements. Furthermore, the hinge connections are designed in such a manner that, starting from the basic state, the two rotational axes can be articulated relative to each other in that one of the rotational axis can be pivoted out of the plane.Type: GrantFiled: February 12, 2009Date of Patent: May 20, 2014Assignee: Ammann Schweiz AGInventors: Christoph Anliker, Lino Giovanoli
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Patent number: 8138952Abstract: The invention relates to a sample holder having an insulation body (10; 50) and a first electrode (3; 33) and a second electrode (4; 34), wherein the first electrode (3; 33) and the second electrode (4; 34) project into the sample container (2; 32), the first electrode (3; 33) and the second electrode (4; 34) are connected to each other via the insulation body (10; 50), the sample container (2; 32) is filled with a dielectric liquid (5; 35), and the first electrode (3; 33) is assigned to a gas collection chamber (6; 36). The invention further relates to an assembly for the electrodynamic fragmentation of samples (38), having such a sample container (2; 32), a process container (22; 41), and means (24, 27; 39, 39.1, 39.Type: GrantFiled: March 16, 2007Date of Patent: March 20, 2012Assignee: selFrag AGInventors: Reinhard Müller-Siebert, Christoph Anliker, Peter Hoppe, Josef Singer
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Publication number: 20120000723Abstract: The invention relates to a hinge assembly (1) for connecting two vehicle parts (2, 3) to a vehicle that is capable of crab steering, has articulated frame steering and comprises articulating vehicle axles. It comprises four structural elements (4, 5, 6, 7) which are connected to each other by four hinge connections (8, 9, 10, 11), the hinge centers of which are arranged in a common plane in a basic state, in such a manner that they form a frame which is substantially rigid with respect to thrust forces in that plane. Two of the structural elements (4, 6) forming opposite sides of the frame which is substantially rigid with respect to thrust forces can in each case be rotated about a rotational axis (D1, D2) located in said plane with respect to the respective other three structural elements.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 12, 2009Publication date: January 5, 2012Applicant: AMMANN SCHWEIZ AGInventors: Christoph Anliker, Lino Giovanoli
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Patent number: 8071876Abstract: The invention relates to an arrangement with a high voltage electrode (1) and a process vessel (2) assigned to the high voltage electrode (1), wherein the high voltage electrode (1) and the process vessel (2) can be positioned relative to each other in such a manner that the high voltage electrode (1) with its operational electrode end (5) in an operating position is immersed in the process vessel (2) and in a non-operating position is located outside the process vessel (2). Furthermore, the arrangement includes a grounding device (3), which is designed in such a manner that upon a positioning in the non-operating position it automatically is brought into contact with the operational electrode end (5) for grounding the high voltage electrode (1).Type: GrantFiled: March 30, 2006Date of Patent: December 6, 2011Assignee: selFrag AGInventors: Christoph Anliker, Reinhard Müller-Siebert, Daniel Maurer
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Publication number: 20100025240Abstract: The invention relates to a sample holder having an insulation body (10; 50) and a first electrode (3; 33) and a second electrode (4; 34), wherein the first electrode (3; 33) and the second electrode (4; 34) project into the sample container (2; 32), the first electrode (3; 33) and the second electrode (4; 34) are connected to each other via the insulation body (10; 50), the sample container (2; 32) is filled with a dielectric liquid (5; 35), and the first electrode (3; 33) is assigned to a gas collection chamber (6; 36). The invention further relates to an assembly for the electrodynamic fragmentation of samples (38), having such a sample container (2; 32), a process container (22; 41), and means (24, 27; 39, 39.1, 39.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 16, 2007Publication date: February 4, 2010Applicant: selFrag AGInventors: Reinhard Müller-Siebert, Christoph Anliker, Peter Hoppe, Josef Singer
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Publication number: 20090236142Abstract: The invention relates to an arrangement with a high voltage electrode (1) and a process vessel (2) assigned to the high voltage electrode (1), wherein the high voltage electrode (1) and the process vessel (2) can be positioned relative to each other in such a manner that the high voltage electrode (1) with its operational electrode end (5) in an operating position is immersed in the process vessel (2) and in a non-operating position is located outside the process vessel (2). Furthermore the arrangement comprises a grounding device (3) which is designed in such a manner that upon a positioning in the non-operating position it automatically is brought into contact with the operational electrode end (5) for grounding the high voltage electrode (1).Type: ApplicationFiled: March 30, 2006Publication date: September 24, 2009Applicant: SELFRAG AGInventors: Christoph Anliker, Reinhard Muller-Siebert, Daniel Maurer