Abstract: A device for injecting water into an internal combustion having a tank for storage and provision of water, an injector for injecting the water into the internal combustion engine, which injector is connected to the tank, a control unit for controlling the injector 6, and a decontamination unit which has at least one element with a contact surface which, with formation of a surface contact with the water, acts in a decontaminating manner to provide decontaminated water for injection.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method to produce an oxide coating that protects against corrosion and wear on the metal surface of a workpiece, more specifically, for the metal surface of a body for accepting a valve, wherein with the use of a cathode, the workpiece, as an anode, is subjected to constant or pulsating direct current in an electrolyte, with an auxiliary anode, which is resistant to the electrolyte, being attached to the workpiece before the workpiece is dipped into the electrolyte, which discharges the anodizing current at locations where no anodized coating is required or only a limited anodized coating is required.