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Henkel, Veit (1967 - )


 
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* 05.08.1967 nato
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Automatizzazione, dal 1950
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no fulltext found Digitale Mechanismen- und Getriebebibliothek - eine multimediale Informationsbasis für Forschung, Lehre und Industrie, in: Tagungsband // 8. Workshop "Multimedia für Bildung und Wirtschaft", 30. September und 1. Oktober 2004
Autore: Brix, Torsten; Henkel, Veit; Döring, Ulf; Höhne, Günter
Pubblicato: 2004
thumbnail of3386009 Virtual Prototyping von Nano- und Makrosystemen, in: IWK - Internationales wissenschaftliches Kolloquium // Technische Universität Ilmenau; Tagungsband, Mechanical engineering from macro to nano
Autore: Höhne, Günter; Brix, Torsten; Henkel, Veit; Lotter, Eberhard; Reeßing, Michael; Lotz, Markus
Pubblicato: 2005
thumbnail of3388009 Sammlung, Aufbereitung und Vernetzung von getriebetechnischem Expertenwissen in der digitalen Mechanismen-/und Getriebebibliothek ("DMG-Lib"), in: IWK - Internationales wissenschaftliches Kolloquium // Technische Universität Ilmenau; Tagungsband, Mechanical engineering from macro to nano
Autore: Höhne, Günter; Corves, Burkhard; Brix, Torsten; Henkel, Veit; Kloppenburg, Johannes
Pubblicato: 2005
thumbnail of10201009 The collection of mechanisms within the Digital Mechanism and Gear Library (DMG-Lib) - a knowledge base for engineers, scientists and students
Autore: Henkel, Veit; Kloppenburg, Johannes; Kloppenburg, Johannes
Pubblicato: 2008
thumbnail of26620009 Teleteaching und Multimedia in der Konstruktionsausbildung, in: 44. IWK - Internationales Wissenschaftliches Kolloquium
Autore: Höhne, Günter; Chilian, Gunhild; Henkel, Veit
Pubblicato: 1999
thumbnail of26669009 Ergonomische Gestaltung digitaler Bibliotheken Fallstudie: Digitale Mechanismen- und Getriebebibliothek DMG-Lib, in: 50. IWK - Internationales Wissenschaftliches Kolloquium
Autore: Brecht, Rike; Brix, Torsten; Döring, Ulf; Henkel, Veit; Krömker, Heidi
Pubblicato: 2005
thumbnail of42093009 Die Digitale Mechanismen- und Getriebebibliothek eröffnet neue Möglichkeiten für den Anwender, in: Kolloquium Getriebetechnik, 10. Kolloquium Getriebetechnik
Autore: Brix, Torsten; Döring, Ulf; Falke, Sascha; Henkel, Veit
Pubblicato: 2013
 
Other Works
 
Door Lock according to Gaul (1844)
The interactive animation shows a WebGL model of a door lock, which was applied for a patent by the looksmith Gaul from Erkelenz in 1844.
Door Lock according to Gaul (1844)
Das Video zeigt die Überblendung einer Abbildung aus der Patentzeichnung Gauls durch eine interaktive Animation des patentierten Türschlosses. Der Patentantrag stammt aus dem Jahr 1844. Das Original befindet sich im Geheimen Staatsarchiv Preußischer Kulturbesitz.
Needle Eye Polishing Machine
The image shows a CAD model of a device for removing sharp burrs on the eyes of sewing needles caused from the manufacturing process. This needle eye polishing machine goes back to an English invention of Newton & Berry and was applied for a patent by the Berlin industrialist Schaft in Prussia.
Bottle Swing Top according to Dietrich (1875)
The interactive animation shows a WebGL model of a bottle swing top, which was applied for a patent by Carl Dietrich from Berlin in 1875 and today is used.
Difference Regulator with Bevel Gear according to Siemens (1845)
The interactive animation shows a WebGL model of a regulator for steam engines, developed and applied for a patent by the Siemens brothers, which is absolutely different from preliminary centrifugal regulators.
This regulator is based on the difference of the velocity of a circular pendulum and of the velocity of the steam engine, which has to be controlled.
The control mechanism was implemented in remarkably different ways.
Here is shown the solution by use of three interlocking bevel gears.
Armchair according to Ehling (1839)
The interactive animation shows a WebGL model of a wrought-iron armchair, which was applied for a patent by the loocksmith Ehling in 1839.
Multiplication Maschine according to Priwitz (1869)
The interactive animation shows a WebGL model of a multiplication maschine, which was applied for a patent by the geometer Pirwitz from Wroclaw in 1869.
Needle Eye Polishing Machine (1839)
The interactive animation shows a WebGL model of a device for removing sharp burrs on the eyes of sewing needles caused from the manufacturing process.
This needle eye polishing machine goes back to an English invention of Newton & Berry and was applied for a patent by the Berlin industrialist Schaft in Prussia.
Railroad Car Coupling according to Eichholz (1874)
The interactive animation shows a WebGL model of a railroad car coupling, which was developed by the machinist Eichholz in 1874. The advantage of the invention is that the operator does not have to occur between the railroad cars as previously.
Universal Screw-Wrench according to Schwartzkopf (1862)
The interactive animation shows a WebGL model of a screw-wrench, which was applied for a patent by Berliner mechanical and locomotive engineer Schwartzkopff in 1862.
HMS Victory - Schnittmodell
Schnittmodell des Segelschiffs HMS Victory, gebaut von Dr.-Ing. Kersten Liebermann
Brick Press according to Beyerlein (1873)
The interactive animation shows a WebGL model of a brick press, which was applied for a patent by master carpenter H. Beyerlein from Dortmund in 1873.
Selection of 15 interactive Animations showing historical patents
This is an interactive animation which integrates 15 single models of historical patents. The interaction was designed for the use as media station during the an exhibition. See here for more information about the exhibition.
Selection of 15 interactive Animations showing historical patents
This is an interactive animation which integrates 15 single models of historical patents. The interaction was designed for the use as media station during the an exhibition. See here for more information about the exhibition.
Difference Regulator with Planetary Drive according to Siemens (1845)
The interactive animation shows a WebGL model of a regulator for steam engines, developed and applied for a patent by the Siemens brothers, which is absolutely different from preliminary centrifugal regulators.
This regulator is based on the difference of the velocity of a circular pendulum and of the velocity of the steam engine, which has to be controlled.
The control mechanism was implemented in remarkably different ways.
Here is shown the solution by use of three interlocking gears as planetary drive.
Difference Regulator with Friction Wheels and Helical Track according to Siemens (1845)
The interactive animation shows a WebGL model of a regulator for steam engines, developed and applied for a patent by the Siemens brothers, which is absolutely different from preliminary centrifugal regulators.
This regulator is based on the difference of the velocity of a circular pendulum and of the velocity of the steam engine, which has to be controlled.
The control mechanism was implemented in remarkably different ways.
Here is shown the solution through a combination of screw and nut, where the screw is realized by means of two friction wheels and the nut by means of a double helically wound track.
Difference Regulator with Worm Gear according to Siemens (1845)
The interactive animation shows a WebGL model of a regulator for steam engines, developed and applied for a patent by the Siemens brothers, which is absolutely different from preliminary centrifugal regulators.
This regulator is based on the difference of the velocity of a circular pendulum and of the velocity of the steam engine, which has to be controlled.
The control mechanism was implemented in remarkably different ways.
Here is shown the solution through a combination of screw and nut, where the screw is realized by means of a worm and the nut by means of a worm gear.
Barrel Washing Machine according to Pohl (1877)
The interactive animation shows a WebGL model of a device for washing barrels, which the Dresden Carl Pohl was applied for a patent in 1877.
Portable Step and Bridge Ladder, System Porta (1874)
The interactive animation shows a WebGL model of a mobile ladder, which consists of intermateable separate ladder segments. The interactive animation shows the ladder in the upright, put together state. The mechanic Paul Porta, who lived in Milan, applied this ladder for a patent in 1874.
Windmill according to Hahn (1876)
The interactive animation shows a WebGL model of a windmill, which was applied for a patent by the factory owner Hahn from Schoeneck in 1876.
Brick Press according to Beyerlein (1873)
The image shows a CAD model of a brick press, which was applied for a patent by master carpenter H. Beyerlein from Dortmund in 1873.
Bottle Swing Top according to Dietrich (1875)
The image shows a CAD model of a bottle swing top, which was applied for a patent by Carl Dietrich from Berlin in 1875 and today is used.
Armchair according to Ehling (1839)
The image shows a CAD model of a wrought-iron armchair, which was applied for a patent by the loocksmith Ehling in 1839.
Railroad Car Coupling according to Eichholz (1874)
The image shows a CAD model of a railroad car coupling, which was developed by the machinist Eichholz in 1874. The advantage of the invention is that the operator does not have to occur between the railroad cars as previously.
Door Lock according to Gaul (1844)
The image shows a CAD model of a door lock, which was applied for a patent by the looksmith Gaul from Erkelenz in 1844.
Multiplication Maschine according to Priwitz (1869)
The image shows a CAD model of a multiplication maschine, which was applied for a patent by the geometer Pirwitz from Wroclaw in 1869.
Barrel Washing Machine according to Pohl (1877)
The image shows a CAD model of a device for washing barrels, which the Dresden Carl Pohl was applied for a patent in 1877.
Portable Step and Bridge Ladder, System Porta (1874)
The image shows a CAD model of a mobile ladder, which consists of intermateable separate ladder segments. The image shows the ladder in the upright, put together state. The mechanic Paul Porta, who lived in Milan, applied this ladder for a patent in 1874.
Universal Screw-Wrench according to Schwartzkopf (1862)
The image shows a CAD model of a screw-wrench, which was applied for a patent by Berlin mechanical and locomotive engineer Schwartzkopff in 1862.
Difference Regulator with Friction Wheels and Helical Track according to Siemens (1845)
The image shows a CAD model of a regulator for steam engines, developed and applied for a patent by the Siemens brothers, which is absolutely different from preliminary centrifugal regulators. This regulator is based on the difference of the velocity of a circular pendulum and of the velocity of the steam engine, which has to be controlled. The control mechanism was implemented in remarkably different ways. Here is shown the solution through a combination of screw and nut, where the screw is realized by means of two friction wheels and the nut by means of a double helically wound track.
Difference Regulator with Worm Gear according to Siemens (1845)
The image shows a CAD model of a regulator for steam engines, developed and applied for a patent by the Siemens brothers, which is absolutely different from preliminary centrifugal regulators. This regulator is based on the difference of the velocity of a circular pendulum and of the velocity of the steam engine, which has to be controlled. The control mechanism was implemented in remarkably different ways. Here is shown the solution through a combination of screw and nut, where the screw is realized by means of a worm and the nut by means of a worm gear.
Difference Regulator with Planetary Drive according to Siemens (1845)
The image shows a CAD model of a regulator for steam engines, developed and applied for a patent by the Siemens brothers, which is absolutely different from preliminary centrifugal regulators. This regulator is based on the difference of the velocity of a circular pendulum and of the velocity of the steam engine, which has to be controlled. The control mechanism was implemented in remarkably different ways. Here is shown the solution by use of three interlocking gears as planetary drive.
Difference Regulator with Bevel Gear according to Siemens (1845)
The image shows a CAD model of a regulator for steam engines, developed and applied for a patent by the Siemens brothers, which is absolutely different from preliminary centrifugal regulators. This regulator is based on the difference of the velocity of a circular pendulum and of the velocity of the steam engine, which has to be controlled. The control mechanism was implemented in remarkably different ways. Here is shown the solution by use of three interlocking bevel gears.
Windmill according to Hahn (1876)
The image shows a CAD model of a windmill, which was applied for a patent by the factory owner Hahn from Schoeneck in 1876.
Brick Press according to Beyerlein (1873)
The video shows a tracking shot around a CAD model of a brick press, which was applied for a patent by master carpenter H. Beyerlein from Dortmund in 1873.
Armchair according to Ehling (1839)
The video shows a tracking shot around a CAD model of a wrought-iron armchair, which was applied for a patent by the loocksmith Ehling in 1839.
Railroad Car Coupling according to Eichholz (1874)
The video shows a tracking shot around a CAD model of a railroad car coupling, which was developed by the machinist Eichholz in 1874. The advantage of the invention is that the operator does not have to occur between the railroad cars as previously.
Windmill according to Hahn (1876)
The video shows a tracking shot around a CAD model of a windmill, which is characterised by adjustable blades and controlling it from inside a building. The factory owner Hahn from Schoeneck developed this windmill and applied it for a patent in 1876.
Multiplication Maschine according to Priwitz (1869)
The video shows a tracking shot around a CAD model of a multiplication maschine, which can be used for multiplicating two numbers. The geometer Pirwitz from Wroclaw was applied it for a patent in 1869.
Barrel Washing Machine according to Pohl (1877)
The video shows a tracking shot around a CAD model of a device for washing barrels, which the Dresden Carl Pohl was applied for a patent in 1877.
Portable Step and Bridge Ladder, System Porta (1874)
The video shows a tracking shot around a CAD model of a mobile ladder, which consists of intermateable separate ladder segments. The video shows the ladder in the upright, put together state. The mechanic Paul Porta, who lived in Milan, applied this ladder for a patent in 1874.
Universal Screw-Wrench according to Schwartzkopf (1862) - Use, based on 3D Printing Model
The video shows the use of a screw-wrench based on a CAD model, which jaws are adapting themselves to the screw or nut size. The Berlin mechanical and locomotive engineer Schwartzkopff applied it for a patent in 1862.
Difference Regulator with Worm Gear according to Siemens (1845)
The video shows a tracking shot around a CAD model of a regulator for steam engines, developed and applied for a patent by the Siemens brothers, which is absolutely different from preliminary centrifugal regulators.
This regulator is based on the difference of the velocity of a circular pendulum and of the velocity of the steam engine, which has to be controlled.
The control mechanism was implemented in remarkably different ways.
Here is shown the solution through a combination of screw and nut, where the screw is realized by means of a worm and the nut by means of a worm gear.
Needle Eye Polishing Machine
The video shows a tracking shot around a CAD model of a device for removing sharp burrs on the eyes of sewing needles caused from the manufacturing process.
This needle eye polishing machine goes back to an English invention of Newton & Berry and was applied for a patent by the Berlin industrialist Schaft in Prussia.
Ziegelringpresse nach Beyerlein (1873)
Das Bild zeigt ein WebGL-Modell einer Tonziegelpressmaschine, die vom Zimmermeister H. Beyerlein aus Dortmund 1873 zum Patent angemeldet wurde.
Bügelflaschenverschluss nach Dietrich (1875)
Das Bild zeigt ein WebGL-Modell eines Bügelflaschenverschlusses, der von Carl Dietrich aus Berlin 1875 erfunden wurde und noch heute Verwendung findet.
Lehnstuhl nach Ehling (1839)
Das Bild zeigt ein WebGL-Modell eines schmiedeeisernen, zusammenklappbaren Lehnstuhls, der vom Schlossermeister Ehling 1839 zum Patent angemeldet wurde.
Universalschraubenschlüssel nach Schwartzkopf (1862)
Das Bild zeigt ein WebGL-Modell eines Universalschraubenschlüssels, dessen Backen sich selbstständig auf die Schrauben- bzw. Mutterngröße einstellen. Der Berliner Maschinen- und Lokomotivenbauer Schwartzkopff erfand diesen Schraubenschlüssel 1862 und meldete diesen zum Patent an.
Differenz-Regulator mit Reibrädern und schraubenförmiger Bahn nach Siemens (1845)
Das Bild zeigt ein WebGL-Modell eines von den Gebrüdern Siemens 1845 entwickelten Reglers für Dampfmaschinen, das sich von den herkömmlichen Fliehkraftreglern grundsätzlich unterscheidet und zum Patent angemeldet wurde. Ausgenutzt wird dabei die Differenz zwischen der Geschwindigkeit eines Kreispendels und der Geschwindigkeit der zu regelnden Dampfmaschine. Der Regelmechanismus wurde dabei auf unterschiedliche Art realisiert. Dargestellt ist hier die Lösung durch die Kombination von Schraube und Mutter, wobei die Schraube durch zwei Reibräder und die Mutter durch eine doppelt schraubenförmig gewundene Bahn realisiert wurde.
Differenz-Regulator mit Schneckengetriebe nach Siemens (1845)
Das Bild zeigt ein WebGL-Modell eines von den Gebrüdern Siemens 1845 entwickelten Reglers für Dampfmaschinen, das sich von den herkömmlichen Fliehkraftreglern grundsätzlich unterscheidet und zum Patent angemeldet wurde. Ausgenutzt wird dabei die Differenz zwischen der Geschwindigkeit eines Kreispendels und der Geschwindigkeit der zu regelnden Dampfmaschine. Der Regelmechanismus wurde dabei auf unterschiedliche Art realisiert. Dargestellt ist hier die Lösung durch die Kombination von Schraube und Mutter, wobei die Schraube durch die Schnecke und die Mutter durch das Schneckenrad realisiert wurde.
Differenz-Regulator mit Planetenradgetriebe nach Siemens (1845)
Das Bild zeigt ein WebGL-Modell eines von den Gebrüdern Siemens 1845 entwickelten Reglers für Dampfmaschinen, das sich von den herkömmlichen Fliehkraftreglern grundsätzlich unterscheidet und zum Patent angemeldet wurde. Ausgenutzt wird dabei die Differenz zwischen der Geschwindigkeit eines Kreispendels und der Geschwindigkeit der zu regelnden Dampfmaschine. Der Regelmechanismus wurde dabei auf unterschiedliche Art realisiert. Dargestellt ist hier die Lösung durch ein Planetenradgetriebe.
Differenz-Regulator mit drei ineinandergreifenden Kegelrädern nach Siemens (1845)
Das Bild zeigt ein WebGL-Modell eines von den Gebrüdern Siemens 1845 entwickelten Reglers für Dampfmaschinen, das sich von den herkömmlichen Fliehkraftreglern grundsätzlich unterscheidet und zum Patent angemeldet wurde. Ausgenutzt wird dabei die Differenz zwischen der Geschwindigkeit eines Kreispendels und der Geschwindigkeit der zu regelnden Dampfmaschine. Der Regelmechanismus wurde dabei auf unterschiedliche Art realisiert. Dargestellt ist hier die Lösung durch ein Kegelradgetriebe.
Door Lock according to Gaul (1844)
Das Bild zeigt ein WebGL-Modell eines Türschlosses, das 1844 vom Schlossermeister Gaul aus Erkelenz zum Patent angemeldet wurde.
 
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