Abstract: A controlled air spring system with a compressed air supply for height regulation of a vehicle includes a number of air springs and a reservoir for the storage of compressed air, a number of switching valves for height regulation, and a controller configured to actuate the number of switching valves. The at least one switching valve is actuated with a number of sequential switching periods and switches over in a switching period, between a first switching state with an open valve state and a second switching state with a closed valve state, the switching period of the number of sequential shifting periods having the open valve state and the closed valve state. The controller is configured to set a speed for a height change of the height regulation. The setting of the speed takes place via an open/closed parameter.

Abstract: A method for operating an electronically controllable air spring system having air springs includes ascertaining a vehicle velocity of a vehicle and performing a procedure of monitoring a loading procedure and/or a procedure of monitoring an unloading procedure if the vehicle velocity indicates that the vehicle is at a standstill. The method further includes suppressing a level control procedure via the air spring system for a determined time period if at least one pressure difference that is allocated to the air springs exceeds the respective loading pressure limit difference or undercuts the unloading pressure difference and/or a loading criterion or an unloading criterion are met.

Abstract: A method for operating an electronically controllable air spring system having air springs includes ascertaining a vehicle velocity of a vehicle and performing a procedure of monitoring a loading procedure and/or a procedure of monitoring an unloading procedure if the vehicle velocity indicates that the vehicle is at a standstill. The method further includes suppressing a level control procedure via the air spring system for a determined time period if at least one pressure difference that is allocated to the air springs exceeds the respective loading pressure limit difference or undercuts the unloading pressure difference and/or a loading criterion or an unloading criterion are met.

Abstract: An isoelastic endodontic pin for the long-term endodontic restoration of teeth is based on a single-piece, fibre-reinforced plastic base body having deformation zones and at least one zone designed in such a way that it possesses reduced flexural and torsional strength; displacement elements, preferably channels, for a fastening material are located outside these zones.