Abstract: The invention relates to a fuel tank (1), in particular a hydrogen tank, for a fuel cell system, having a monolithic base body (10) made of a metal alloy, wherein the base body (10) has a first inner layer (11) having a first inner structure and a second outer layer (12) having a second inner structure, which differs from the first inner structure, and wherein the first inner structure is formed from a metastable austenite and the second inner structure is formed from a martensite.

Abstract: A method and control unit for determining the failure probability of a component of a motor-vehicle. Data in the form of damage-relevant influence parameters, which affect the failure probability of the component, are measured and stored during the operation of the component. To ascertain the failure probability, a collective loading is calculated as a determining influence parameter for establishing the fatigue limit of the component. To determine the collective loading as realistically as possible and therefore determine the failure probability as accurately as possible, the influence parameters may be evaluated during the operation of the component, in a control unit of the motor-vehicle for determining the failure probability.

Abstract: A method and control unit for determining the failure probability of a component of a motor-vehicle. Data in the form of damage-relevant influence parameters, which affect the failure probability of the component, are measured and stored during the operation of the component. To ascertain the failure probability, a collective loading is calculated as a determining influence parameter for establishing the fatigue limit of the component. To determine the collective loading as realistically as possible and therefore determine the failure probability as accurately as possible, the influence parameters may be evaluated during the operation of the component, in a control unit of the motor-vehicle for determining the failure probability.

Abstract: A high-pressure fuel reservoir for a fuel injection system for internal combustion engines, which is supplied with high-pressure fuel by a high-pressure fuel pump and which has connections embodied as connection stubs, from each of the connection stubs one connecting bore discharges into the tubular body eccentrically to the axis of the tubular body. The tubular body is produced by forging, with three connecting stubs and fastening elements formed on by forging.