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Andreas Kienzler

Researcher at ebm-papst

Publications -  7
Citations -  14

Andreas Kienzler is an academic researcher from ebm-papst. The author has contributed to research in topics: Rotor (electric) & Stator. The author has an hindex of 2, co-authored 7 publications receiving 14 citations.

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Flow rectifier and fan assembly having a flow rectifier

TL;DR: In this article, a flow rectifier for a flow inlet opening of a fan assembly, comprising a grate structure (11) consisting of grate webs that cross each other, was presented.
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Strömungsgleichrichter sowie lüfteranordnung mit strömungsgleichrichter

TL;DR: In this article, the authors show that the axial von der Gitterstruktur (11) begrenzten Gitteroffnungen (17) in Umfangsrichtung um sowie radial auserhalb eines geschlossenen Zentralabschnitts (10) angeordnet sind, der axial of der Austrittsoffnung (15) beabstandet ist.
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Device for ventilating a vehicle seat and vehicle seat

TL;DR: In this article, a device for ventilating a vehicle seat is proposed, consisting of a cushion (12) which is elastic with respect to a user contact and which is designed to form a seating surface and/or a contact surface (24) for the back, said cushion having an air flow channel (16, 17) which forms an air outlet (15) in the direction of the seating surface, a cover unit (18) designed to at least partially cover the air outlet, the unit being air-permeable, rigid and preferably having a lattice-
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Rotational body, particularly rotor of electric motor, is rotatable around assigned rotational axis and has annular path that is concentrically arranged to rotational axis

TL;DR: A light-setting viscous fixing material is sectionally provided in the path and fixes the measuring bodies in the assigned balancing positions as mentioned in this paper, which is an adhesive and particularly a light setting cyanoacrylate-or acrylate adhesive.
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Electronically commutated external rotor motor, has external rotor arranged at outer side of laminated core, and base part connected with supporting legs of core, where supporting legs support inner stator at base part

TL;DR: In this article, an injection molded structure made of plastic and provided at the core of a stator motor is used to support the rotor shaft. But the rotor is arranged at an outer side (129) of the core such that a magnetically active air gap is formed between the rotor and the outer side of the stator.