Home Deutsch Search Contact Service Help Glossary Sitemap Bioplastics, biodegradable The future of battery production CO2 emissions reduced by up to 20% High strength, highly formable: High- manganese steel ThyssenKrupp System Engineering develops integrated production systems for lithium-ion batteries – the batteries used in electric vehicles and to store renewable energy. The development team optimized the entire production process, from base chemical handling to finished battery. The result: highly automated lines for cost-effective mass production. Video, 2 min. Locations Media player Photo galleries Publications Newsletter, reminder RSS Newsfeed Social Media PORTRAIT Our engineering expertise is reflected in numerous innovative products and solutions for which ThyssenKrupp holds patents. The people behind them are researchers who dedicate their energy to translating brilliant ideas into successful products. PHOTO GALLERY ThyssenKrupp has unveiled the architecture of the planned test tower in Rottweil, where future elevator innovations will be tested and certified. Dates MAY JUN 2014 JUL 2014 AUG 2014 14 SEP 2014 OCT 2014 ThyssenKrupp Share 25/06/2014, 10:04 am (XETRA) 21.56 €-0.96 % Press releases Press release May 13, 2014 Half-term report: ThyssenKrupp raises full year forecast for sales and adjusted EBIT Follow us! Top Printer-friendly version PDF-Service Share Home | Group | Innovations & Products | Sustainability | Press | Investor Relations | Career | International Copyright by ThyssenKrupp AG © 2014 | Imprint | Legal Notes | As of: Jun. 24, 2014

Home Deutsch Search Contact Service Help Glossary Sitemap Mediaplayer 21.03.2014 CO2 emissions reduced by up to 20 percent Concentric Cam is the name of a new system from ThyssenKrupp Presta which controls the valves in gasoline and diesel engines. This allows fuel combustion to be adapted optimally to different driving situations, which in turn reduces nitrous oxide and particulate emissions by up to 40 percent and CO2 emissions by up to 20 percent. Top Share Home | Group | Innovations & Products | Sustainability | Press | Investor Relations | Career | International Copyright by ThyssenKrupp AG © 2014 | Imprint | Legal Notes | As of: Mar. 21, 2014

Home Deutsch Search Contact Service Help Glossary Sitemap Mediaplayer 21.03.2014 Bioplastics, biodegradable To date crude oil has been seen as the most important material in the chemical industry. ThyssenKrupp is developing an alternative: a process in which bacteria produce lactic and succinic acids. Lactic and succinic acids can be used to produced bio-based plastics, which are biodegradable. Around 4.5 million tons of polyethylene could be replaced by bioplastics every year in the coming years. Top Share Home | Group | Innovations & Products | Sustainability | Press | Investor Relations | Career | International Copyright by ThyssenKrupp AG © 2014 | Imprint | Legal Notes | As of: Mar. 21, 2014