Patents by Inventor Peter Haase
Peter Haase 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: 10713921Abstract: A control device, controlling an alarm output, includes a data network interface, with a signaling interface for outputting a control signal indicating a request for an acoustic and/or optical alarm signal a memory unit and a processor. The data network interface is configured to receive a group message indicating a sender identity and a presence of an alarm state. The memory unit provides a first data set, which indicates a list with potential sender identities, as well as further a second data set, which indicates one or more alarm output time periods. The processor is configured to operate a timekeeping function, and to output the control signal via the signaling interface as a function of an agreement between the sender identity with one of potential sender identities, and as a function of a comparison of a current value of the timekeeping function with data of the second data set.Type: GrantFiled: January 6, 2020Date of Patent: July 14, 2020Assignee: DRÄGERWERK AG & CO. KGAAInventors: Stefan Schlichting, Alexander Loose, Peter Haase
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Publication number: 20200143660Abstract: A control device, controlling an alarm output, includes a data network interface, with a signaling interface for outputting a control signal indicating a request for an acoustic and/or optical alarm signal a memory unit and a processor. The data network interface is configured to receive a group message indicating a sender identity and a presence of an alarm state. The memory unit provides a first data set, which indicates a list with potential sender identities, as well as further a second data set, which indicates one or more alarm output time periods. The processor is configured to operate a timekeeping function, and to output the control signal via the signaling interface as a function of an agreement between the sender identity with one of potential sender identities, and as a function of a comparison of a current value of the timekeeping function with data of the second data set.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 6, 2020Publication date: May 7, 2020Inventors: Stefan SCHLICHTING, Alexander LOOSE, Peter HAASE
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Patent number: 10565850Abstract: A control device, controlling an alarm output, includes a data network interface, with a signaling interface for outputting a control signal indicating a request for an acoustic and/or optical alarm signal a memory unit and a processor. The data network interface is configured to receive a group message indicating a sender identity and a presence of an alarm state. The memory unit provides a first data set, which indicates a list with potential sender identities, as well as further a second data set, which indicates one or more alarm output time periods. The processor is configured to operate a timekeeping function, and to output the control signal via the signaling interface as a function of an agreement between the sender identity with one of potential sender identities, and as a function of a comparison of a current value of the timekeeping function with data of the second data set.Type: GrantFiled: December 16, 2016Date of Patent: February 18, 2020Assignee: Drägerwerk AG & Co. KGaAInventors: Stefan Schlichting, Alexander Loose, Peter Haase
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Patent number: 10294537Abstract: A method for producing a retort for a nitriding furnace, in which metallic workpieces are heat-treated in a pre-determined atmosphere, includes pickling at least the surfaces of the retort, which are configured to come into contact with the pre-determined atmosphere while the nitriding furnace is operating, by using a pickling agent. The pickled surfaces may then be electropolished and passivated. A retort may be produced according to this method and the retort may be used in a nitriding furnace.Type: GrantFiled: August 14, 2015Date of Patent: May 21, 2019Assignee: IVA SCHMETZ GMBHInventors: Heinrich-Peter Lankes, Peter Haase, Dirk Miller
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Publication number: 20170226604Abstract: A method for producing a retort for a nitriding furnace, in which metallic workpieces are heat-treated in a pre-determined atmosphere, includes pickling at least the surfaces of the retort, which are configured to come into contact with the pre-determined atmosphere while the nitriding furnace is operating, by using a pickling agent. The pickled surfaces may then be electropolished and passivated. A retort may be produced according to this method and the retort may be used in a nitriding furnace.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 14, 2015Publication date: August 10, 2017Inventors: Heinrich-Peter LANKES, Peter HAASE, Dirk MILLER
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Publication number: 20170178488Abstract: A control device, controlling an alarm output, includes a data network interface, with a signaling interface for outputting a control signal indicating a request for an acoustic and/or optical alarm signal a memory unit and a processor. The data network interface is configured to receive a group message indicating a sender identity and a presence of an alarm state. The memory unit provides a first data set, which indicates a list with potential sender identities, as well as further a second data set, which indicates one or more alarm output time periods. The processor is configured to operate a timekeeping function, and to output the control signal via the signaling interface as a function of an agreement between the sender identity with one of potential sender identities, and as a function of a comparison of a current value of the timekeeping function with data of the second data set.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 16, 2016Publication date: June 22, 2017Inventors: Stefan SCHLICHTING, Alexander LOOSE, Peter HAASE
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Patent number: 8747731Abstract: In a device for preparing process gases (3) for heat treatments of metallic materials/workpieces, the respective process gas (3) is to be fed into at least one treatment chamber (1.1) in an industrial furnace (1) having been practically fully prepared, homogenised and heated, and the method is to be carried out both with newly built and particularly with already existing installations of industrial furnaces (1) with the aid of the device, wherein the process gas (3) is prepared with compression at temperatures uncoupled from the temperature in the treatment chamber (1.1), in a process separate from the heat treatment process in the treatment chamber (1.1), and in a temperature range up to about 1250° C., and is rendered usable for economical and low-emission heat treatment (FIG. 3).Type: GrantFiled: November 20, 2012Date of Patent: June 10, 2014Assignee: Ipsen, Inc.Inventors: Werner Hendrik Grobler, Peter Haase, Bernd Edenhofer, Jens Bechthold, Thorsten Requardt, Thomas Eversmann
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Patent number: 8333852Abstract: In a method and with a device for preparing process gases (3) for heat treatments of metallic materials/workpieces, the respective process gas (3) is to be fed into at least one treatment chamber (1.1) in an industrial furnace (1) having been practically fully prepared, homogenised and heated, and the method is to be carried out both with newly built and particularly with already existing installations of industrial furnaces (1) with the aid of the device, wherein the process gas (3) is prepared with compression at temperatures uncoupled from the temperature in the treatment chamber (1.1), in a process separate from the heat treatment process in the treatment chamber (1.1), and in a temperature range up to about 1250° C., and is rendered usable for economical and low-emission heat treatment (FIG. 3).Type: GrantFiled: August 25, 2010Date of Patent: December 18, 2012Assignee: Ipsen, Inc.Inventors: Werner Hendrik Grobler, Peter Haase, Bernd Edenhofer, Jens Bechthold, Thorsten Requardt, Thomas Eversmann
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Patent number: 8313586Abstract: A method and a device for the heat treatment of metal materials in an industrial furnace involves a heating chamber having a treatment chamber and a quenching chamber utilizing protective gas and reaction gas.Type: GrantFiled: June 18, 2009Date of Patent: November 20, 2012Assignee: Ipsen International, GmbHInventors: Bernd Edenhofer, Hendrik Grobler, Peter Haase
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Publication number: 20110042866Abstract: In a method and with a device for preparing process gases (3) for heat treatments of metallic materials/workpieces, the respective process gas (3) is to be fed into at least one treatment chamber (1.1) in an industrial furnace (1) having been practically fully prepared, homogenised and heated, and the method is to be carried out both with newly built and particularly with already existing installations of industrial furnaces (1) with the aid of the device, wherein the process gas (3) is prepared with compression at temperatures uncoupled from the temperature in the treatment chamber (1.1), in a process separate from the heat treatment process in the treatment chamber (1.1), and in a temperature range up to about 1250° C., and is rendered usable for economical and low-emission heat treatment (FIG. 3).Type: ApplicationFiled: August 25, 2010Publication date: February 24, 2011Applicant: Ipsen, Inc.Inventors: Werner Hendrik Grobler, Peter Haase, Bernd Edenhofer, Jens Bechthold, Thorsten Requardt, Thomas Eversmann
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Publication number: 20090314388Abstract: A method and a device for the heat treatment of metal materials in an industrial furnace involves a heating chamber having a treatment chamber and a quenching chamber utilizing inert gas and reaction gas.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 18, 2009Publication date: December 24, 2009Inventors: Bernd Edenhofer, Hendrik Grobler, Peter Haase
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Patent number: 6918753Abstract: The thermoforming press has a frame, a forming die assembly affixed to the frame, a mold-supporting table suspended to the frame under the forming die assembly, and a pair of molds mounted side by side on the mold-supporting table. A drive system is provided for imparting a pendulum movement to the mold-supporting table for alternately registering one of the molds with the forming die assembly while the other mold is positioned at a part retrieving station. The part retrieving and stacking mechanism has horizontal and angular displacements only as the vertical component of the retrieving motion is provided by the pendulum system. Spring discs are mounted between the forming die assembly and the press platen to control the forces generated between the forming die assembly and each mold.Type: GrantFiled: October 24, 2002Date of Patent: July 19, 2005Assignee: G.N. Plastics Company Ltd.Inventors: Georg Nemeskeri, Brent Fay, Rodney Publicover, Stephen Fitzgerald, Colin Veinot, Gary Holmes, David Rhodes, Denis Savoie, Randy Steadman, Peter Haase
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Patent number: 5391276Abstract: The invention relates to a device for screening off lines of electric flux in an installation for electrolytic processing of substantially plate-shaped material in the form of one or more workpieces which is held underneath a goods carrier and immersed in a bath when the goods carrier is lowered. A screen is provided which is adjustable in the vertical direction by a hold-down mechanism which is coupled with the movement of the goods carrier. The hold-down mechanism includes rods which project downward from the goods carrier to bear on two end regions of the screen. The lower ends of the rods and the end regions of the screen are constructed in such a way that the screen cannot be displaced relative to the rods at least in its longitudinal direction. The distance between the rods is greater than the width of the material to be processed which is located between the rods during processing.Type: GrantFiled: October 28, 1993Date of Patent: February 21, 1995Assignee: Atotech Deutschland GmHInventors: Kurt Astor, Peter Haase, Manfred Gute
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Patent number: 4874479Abstract: Plate shaped objects to be chemically treated in baths, are supplied from a supply stack in a horizontal position on a first station. After a predetermined number of objects has been deposited on a table of lifting device, the table is turned into a vertical position. A transporting device provided with gripper means seizes the vertically oriented object, and transports it along a structure for supporting a plurality of suspension frames to a feeding position at which the object is loaded into an assigned suspension frame. After chemical treatment of the object in the bath, the transporting device receives the object at a transfer point and returns it to a discharging station where it is turned down into a horizontal position and discharged on a take off stack.Type: GrantFiled: January 17, 1989Date of Patent: October 17, 1989Assignee: Schering AktiengesellschaftInventors: Peter Haase, Thomas Kosikowski, Horst Steger
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Patent number: 4767146Abstract: Holding tongs for holding printed circuit boards suspended in a galvanizing bath includes two halves, of which the movable half is subdivided into two portions pivotable relative to the stationary half of the tongs against the action of the springs. Both halves of the tongs have clamping projections to clamp the boards in a suspended position.Type: GrantFiled: April 10, 1987Date of Patent: August 30, 1988Assignee: Schering AktiengesellschaftInventor: Peter Haase
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Patent number: 4752371Abstract: A device for releasably-holding printed circuit boards to be galvanized in a galvanization bath comprises an elongated frame, and arrangements for holding opposite longitudinal edges of the boards on the frame. The holding arrangements are electrically conductive. The frame includes two spaced paralled subframes. Each holding arrangement includes resilient clamping springs arranged on the subframes and freely extended outwardly from each subframe and also extending into a space between the subframes to enable an insertion into and a withdrawal from the clamping springs of respective elongated edges of each printed circuit board.Type: GrantFiled: March 2, 1987Date of Patent: June 21, 1988Assignee: Schering AktiengesellschaftInventors: Rudolf Kreisel, Dieter Pistor, Ludwig Mankut, Thomas Kosikowski, Rolf Gaebel, Peter Haase, Peter Kuhn