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WELZ HANS JOACHIM DIPL ING

Overview
  • Total Patents
    13
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WELZ HANS JOACHIM DIPL ING has a total of 13 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1965. It filed its patents most often in Germany. Its main competitors in its focus markets environmental technology, civil engineering and thermal processes are SUNLIFE SPA, NOVELERG and KIRCHMAYER LEONHARD.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing WELZ HANS JOACHIM DIPL INGs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 Germany 13

Patent filings per year

Chart showing WELZ HANS JOACHIM DIPL INGs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Welz Hans-Joachim Dipl Ing 6
#2 Joachim Dipl-Ing Welz Hans 4
#3 Welz Hans Joachim Dipl Ing 3

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
DE3026216A1 Tiled roof solar energy fluid heating system - has inflow and outflow ducts connected to pipes directly on tile undersides
DE3026217A1 Solar heating system under roof tiles - uses bent aluminium sheets as heat conductors and supports for water circulation tubes
DE3019388A1 Solar heating system using walls or roof - has cladding panels clipped onto water circulating pipes supported by wall brackets
DE3019465A1 Heat collector for solar heating - consists of horizontal tilting elements, each with water tube between parabolic reflector and transparent cover
DE2932600A1 Transportable airfield runway paving section - comprises row of concrete slabs hinged together at ends and connected by cables
DE2931677A1 Under tile solar heating system - has flexible water circulating containers between rafters, between aluminium foil and insulation layers
DE2457346A1 Producing mushrooms in individual, transportable containers - which contain a dry nutrient, opt. a substrate and seed, water being added when the food is needed
DE2445489A1 Sheet steel ceiling or roof elements - girders carry flexible hoses for heating- or cooling water
DE1946011A1 Ceiling heating or cooling
DE1779620A1 Ceiling heating
DE1604079B1 Ceiling heating with heating pipes arranged in parallel at a distance from one another