Patents by Inventor Roland Nagler

Roland Nagler 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).

  • Publication number: 20140013888
    Abstract: Balance shaft for a piston engine comprises a bearing journal, on which the balance shaft is supported, a gear section, on which a gear is connected in a rotation-locked manner thereto via a press fit or another shaft-hub-connection, and an unbalanced section having an integrally connected unbalanced mass or an unbalanced mass fastened on this unbalanced section using machine elements or via another shaft-hub connection. The balance shaft can alternately comprise steel or cast iron material in the case of a friction mounting and its bearing journals can alternately be implemented as hardened or also unhardened. If the balance shaft is mounted in roller bearings and if the roller bodies have direct contact with the bearing surface, it is implemented in a suitable steel and the bearing journals are hardened. The gear comprises nodular cast iron and is not hardened.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 18, 2013
    Publication date: January 16, 2014
    Inventors: Jörg Trieschmann, Roland Nagler
  • Publication number: 20110247581
    Abstract: Balance shaft for a piston engine comprises a bearing journal, on which the balance shaft is supported, a gear section, on which a gear is connected in a rotation-locked manner thereto via a press fit or another shaft-hub-connection, and an unbalanced section having an integrally connected unbalanced mass or an unbalanced mass fastened on this unbalanced section using machine elements or via another shaft-hub connection. The balance shaft can alternately comprise steel or cast iron material in the case of a friction mounting and its bearing journals can alternately be implemented as hardened or also unhardened. If the balance shaft is mounted in roller bearings and if the roller bodies have direct contact with the bearing surface, it is implemented in a suitable steel and the bearing journals are hardened. The gear comprises nodular cast iron and is not hardened.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 17, 2011
    Publication date: October 13, 2011
    Inventors: Jörg Trieschmann, Roland Nagler, Andreas Nagler
  • Publication number: 20100229546
    Abstract: A heat engine has four oscillating pistons which lie at a right angle to one another are located in four cylinders. The pistons and the cylinders are of wedge-shaped configuration and have the shape of a cone section. The pistons rest with their lower tip on a piston bearing. The four cylinders are connected to one another by means of channels; compression chamber to displacement chamber and displacement chamber to compression chamber. The crank rotates in this method of operation counter to the gas flow. The engine is applied in the stationary area, preferably in order to generate electricity and heat decentrally in the context of power/heat cogeneration with the use of renewable resources. It is to be possible, inter alia, to also use the heat engine for the low and medium temperature range and to make few demands of the quality of the fuels.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 9, 2010
    Publication date: September 16, 2010
    Inventor: Roland Nagler