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ROHMANN JUERGEN

Overview
  • Total Patents
    13
About

ROHMANN JUERGEN has a total of 13 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1992. It filed its patents most often in Germany, EPO (European Patent Office) and United States. Its main competitors in its focus markets measurement and transport are GUANGDONG GOWORLD CO LTD, CUKORTERMELESI KUTATO INTEZET and EISHIN KAGAKU KK.

Patent filings in countries

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Patent filings per year

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Focus industries

# Industry
#1 Measurement
#2 Transport

Focus technologies

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Rohmann Juergen 12
#2 Naunapper Dietmar 1
#3 Rohmann Jürgen 1

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
DE102008050194A1 Method of treating the signal of a dynamic eddy current material testing sensor
DE102008029525A1 Device for detecting damage to a specimen made of ferromagnetic material
DE102007003696A1 Sensor functional efficiency and/or calibration and/or location accuracy monitoring method for eddy current testing of laid railway track, involves sticking wire or foil on track, where wire and/or foil consists of material
DE102006013278A1 Test specimen`s e.g. railway rail, surface defect detecting method for e.g. rail-bound vehicle, involves detecting surface defect with sensor based on influence on induced eddy current, where sensor is thermography camera
DE102004011244A1 track vehicle
DE19831399A1 Eddy current test method for detecting damage to roller, train wheel etc.
DE19714159A1 Method for testing ferromagnetic material using eddy currents
DE19523519A1 Sensor for eddy-current material testing, e.g., oil and gas pipelines
DE4412042A1 Method and device for eddy current testing of bolt holes in multilayer metallic structures
DE4241437A1 Eddy current testing method for ferromagnetic roller bodies - magnetically saturating test zones and superimposing alternating magnetic field and measuring eddy current reaction for detecting and measuring depths of cracks