Patents by Inventor Markus Fritz
Markus Fritz 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: 10336457Abstract: A seat rail cover includes a retaining section, configured to be introduced at least partially into a part of the seat rail, and a cover section, configured to cover the seat rail when the retaining section is introduced into the seat rail. At least the cover section of the seat rail cover is formed in one piece by 3D printing. Geometry, surface texture, color composition and/or color pattern of at least a visible part of the cover section in the installed state of the seat rail cover are matched to a surface and/or a floor covering of a floor element next to a seat rail to which the seat rail cover is connectable. Furthermore, a floor element with a seat rail and a seat rail cover as well as an aircraft with such a floor element. A method for manufacturing a seat rail cover by 3D printing.Type: GrantFiled: April 14, 2017Date of Patent: July 2, 2019Assignee: Airbus Operations GmbHInventors: Markus Fritz, Felix Lohan, David Wottke
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Publication number: 20170297723Abstract: A seat rail cover includes a retaining section, configured to be introduced at least partially into a part of the seat rail, and a cover section, configured to cover the seat rail when the retaining section is introduced into the seat rail. At least the cover section of the seat rail cover is formed in one piece by 3D printing. Geometry, surface texture, color composition and/or color pattern of at least a visible part of the cover section in the installed state of the seat rail cover are matched to a surface and/or a floor covering of a floor element next to a seat rail to which the seat rail cover is connectable. Furthermore, a floor element with a seat rail and a seat rail cover as well as an aircraft with such a floor element. A method for manufacturing a seat rail cover by 3D printing.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 14, 2017Publication date: October 19, 2017Inventors: Markus Fritz, Felix Lohan, David Wottke
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Patent number: 8448911Abstract: The invention relates to a rail arrangement for coupling a displaceable element to a support structure, wherein the rail arrangement comprises a guiding rail and a fitting. In this arrangement the fitting is connectable to the displaceable element, and the guiding rail is connectable to the support structure. The fitting is arranged in the guiding rail in such a way that the fitting can be displaced in longitudinal direction of the guiding rail; wherein the guiding rail is formed as an open-top hollow profile with a rail base. In this arrangement the rail base comprises at least one elevation that extends upwards (i.e. towards the open-top). The fitting comprises a bottom surface which in longitudinal direction is interrupted by a continuous groove, wherein the form of the groove of the fitting is designed in such a way that the fitting is guided by the elevation along the guiding rail.Type: GrantFiled: June 24, 2009Date of Patent: May 28, 2013Assignee: Airbus Operations GmbHInventors: Arne Wilhelm, Markus Fritz
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Patent number: 8381771Abstract: The invention relates to a material feed receptacle for a thick matter pump comprising a receptacle lower part and a receptacle top that is detachably connected to the receptacle lower part, a two-part front wall, a rear wall, two two-part lateral walls, an upwardly pointing material feed opening delimited by a peripheral edge, and a pipe junction, which is situated inside the receptacle, can, on the entry side, swivel in an alternating manner in front of the delivery cylinder openings and which, on the output side, leads to a pressure pipe. The invention provides that the receptacle top has an upper lateral wall part and upper lateral wall parts, which have free ends and which extend away from the front wall part. The invention also provides that the peripheral edge has a first edge part, which forms an upper edge of the receptacle top, and ha a second edge part on the receptacle lower part, which is situated on the rear wall and is joined to the first edge part.Type: GrantFiled: January 24, 2011Date of Patent: February 26, 2013Assignee: Putzmeister Engineering GmbHInventors: Gernot Goeggelmann, Helmut Hurr, Markus Fritz
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Publication number: 20110168706Abstract: The invention relates to a material feed receptacle for a thick matter pump comprising a receptacle lower part and a receptacle top that is detachably connected to the receptacle lower part, a two-part front wall, a rear wall, two two-part lateral walls, an upwardly pointing material feed opening delimited by a peripheral edge, and a pipe junction, which is situated inside the receptacle, can, on the entry side, swivel in an alternating manner in front of the delivery cylinder openings and which, on the output side, leads to a pressure pipe. The invention provides that the receptacle top has an upper lateral wall part and upper lateral wall parts, which have free ends and which extend away from the front wall part. The invention also provides that the peripheral edge has a first edge part, which forms an upper edge of the receptacle top, and ha a second edge part on the receptacle lower part, which is situated on the rear wall and is joined to the first edge part.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 24, 2011Publication date: July 14, 2011Applicant: Putzmeister Engineering GmbHInventors: Gernot Göggelmann, Helmut Hurr, Markus Fritz
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Patent number: 7900651Abstract: The invention relates to a material feed receptacle for a thick matter pump comprising a receptacle lower part and a receptacle top that is detachably connected to the receptacle lower part, a two-part front wall, a rear wall, two two-part lateral walls, an upwardly pointing material feed opening delimited by a peripheral edge, and a pipe junction, which is situated inside the receptacle, can, on the entry side, swivel in an alternating manner in front of the delivery cylinder openings and which, on the output side, leads to a pressure pipe. The invention provides that the receptacle top has an upper lateral wall part and upper lateral wall parts, which have free ends and which extend away from the front wall part. The invention also provides that the peripheral edge has a first edge part, which forms an upper edge of the receptacle top, and ha a second edge part on the receptacle lower part, which is situated on the rear wall and is joined to the first edge part.Type: GrantFiled: December 17, 2004Date of Patent: March 8, 2011Assignee: Putzmeister Engineering GmbHInventors: Gernot Göggelmann, Helmut Hurr, Markus Fritz
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Publication number: 20100314505Abstract: The invention relates to a device for holding lines in an aircraft that comprising at least one line inlet, at least one line outlet and at least one holding space for holding at least part of a line section extending between the line inlet and the line outlet, wherein the line section has a length that is equal to or greater than the clear distance between the relevant line inlet and line outlet, and wherein the holding space comprising means for separably holding, as well as for shortening or lengthening in a reversibly guided fashion, a line end that protrudes from the line inlet and/or line outlet. Due to the devices according to the invention, lines that are individually cut to length are no longer required for connecting reconfigurable rows of passenger seats because the device according to the invention releases or takes up excess line lengths depending on the position of the rows of passenger seats.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 17, 2008Publication date: December 16, 2010Applicant: AIRBUS OPERATIONS GMBHInventors: Sandra Deimer, Jan Harder, Thomas Kriebisch, Axel König, Jean-Marie Le Corre, Thomas Mariak, Arne Wilhelm, Markus Fritz
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Patent number: 7647558Abstract: A graphical user interface (GUI) for presenting representations of selected objects in a computer system. The GUI presents an object selected from a collection of objects using a selected visual representation selected from at least first and second visual representations to be initiated using different initiation techniques. A first input control causes the selected object to be presented using another visual representation instead of the selected visual representation. A second input control causes another object to be presented instead of the selected object using any visual configuration that is currently used in presenting the selected object. The first and second input controls may be located in an object header area that remains essentially unchanged when changing between the at least first and second visual representations.Type: GrantFiled: October 7, 2005Date of Patent: January 12, 2010Assignee: SAP AGInventors: Sultan Ucar, Ingo Deck, Carmen Oestringer, Barbara Jochum, Volker Mueller, Bernhard Drittler, Roman Hayer, Markus Fritz, Martin Dauer
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Publication number: 20090321606Abstract: The invention relates to a rail arrangement for coupling a displaceable element to a support structure, wherein the rail arrangement comprises a guiding rail and a fitting. In this arrangement the fitting is connectable to the displaceable element, and the guiding rail is connectable to the support structure. The fitting is arranged in the guiding rail in such a way that the fitting can be displaced in longitudinal direction of the guiding rail; wherein the guiding rail is formed as an open-top hollow profile with a rail base. In this arrangement the rail base comprises at least one elevation that extends upwards (i.e. towards the open-top). The fitting comprises a bottom surface which in longitudinal direction is interrupted by a continuous groove, wherein the form of the groove of the fitting is designed in such a way that the fitting is guided by the elevation along the guiding rail.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 24, 2009Publication date: December 31, 2009Applicant: AIRBUS OPERATIONS GMBHInventors: Arne Wilhelm, Markus Fritz
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Publication number: 20070196225Abstract: The invention relates to a material feed receptacle for a thick matter pump comprising a receptacle lower part and a receptacle top that is detachably connected to the receptacle lower part, a two-part front wall, a rear wall, two two-part lateral walls, an upwardly pointing material feed opening delimited by a peripheral edge, and a pipe junction, which is situated inside the receptacle, can, on the entry side, swivel in an alternating manner in front of the delivery cylinder openings and which, on the output side, leads to a pressure pipe. The invention provides that the receptacle top has an upper lateral wall part and upper lateral wall parts, which have free ends and which extend away from the front wall part. The invention also provides that the peripheral edge has a first edge part, which forms an upper edge of the receptacle top, and ha a second edge part on the receptacle lower part, which is situated on the rear wall and is joined to the first edge part.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 17, 2004Publication date: August 23, 2007Inventors: Gernot Goggelmann, Helmut Hurr, Markus Fritz
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Publication number: 20060080304Abstract: A graphical user interface (GUI) for presenting representations of selected objects in a computer system. The GUI presents an object selected from a collection of objects using a selected visual representation selected from at least first and second visual representations to be initiated using different initiation techniques. A first input control causes the selected object to be presented using another visual representation instead of the selected visual representation. A second input control causes another object to be presented instead of the selected object using any visual configuration that is currently used in presenting the selected object. The first and second input controls may be located in an object header area that remains essentially unchanged when changing between the at least first and second visual representations.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 7, 2005Publication date: April 13, 2006Inventors: Sultan Ucar, Ingo Deck, Carmen Oestringer, Barbara Jochum, Volker Mueller, Bernhard Drittler, Roman Hayer, Markus Fritz, Martin Dauer
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Publication number: 20050039740Abstract: A method and system for the controlled admixing of at least one gas or gas mixture to a gas (mixture) flow, so that, after the admixing to the gas (mixture) flow, the gas or gas mixture has a preadjusted and/or preadjustable concentration in this gas (mixture) flow by use of a pressure controller.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 13, 2004Publication date: February 24, 2005Inventors: Markus Fritz, Christian Krebs, Rainer Muellner, Christian Romako
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Publication number: 20010032554Abstract: A processing center is disclosed that comprises at least one support capable of displacement in the X and Y axes, and preferably also in the Z axis, and at least one hot-stamping machine for applying a paint layer or a transfer layer, which is located on a support film, onto the surface of a workpiece and mainly onto the curved outline of a plate-shaped workpiece. The hot-stamping machine comprises an unwinding unit for unwinding the support film supporting the paint or transfer layer, a take-up unit for taking up the support film used, and at least one stamping cylinder which is rotationally mounted between the unwinding unit and the take-up unit and which can be applied onto the workpiece. The stamping cylinder is used for transferring the paint or transfer layer from the support film onto the workpiece.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 8, 2001Publication date: October 25, 2001Inventors: Markus Fritz, Kurt Kalmbach, Johannes Schmid