Expansible chamber devices – With lubricating means – Piston has lubricant retaining or conducting means
Patent
1989-07-11
1991-12-10
Look, Edward K.
Expansible chamber devices
With lubricating means
Piston has lubricant retaining or conducting means
92186, 123 4135, F01B 3110
Patent
active
050707680
ABSTRACT:
A two-piece piston composed of independent head and skirt portions, wherein the skirt portion is mounted by means of a wrist pin on bosses located on the lower end of members pending from the head portion, the head portion being provided with an annular recess between the combustion bowl and the ring zone, and the skirt provided with a tray on its upper end, the annular recess and the tray defining a semi-open cooling chamber. With the piston assembled, the lower end of the head portion below the ring zone and the upper end of the skirt portion, which constitutes the outer wall of the tray, define an oil baffle designed to prevent the cooling oil from flowing from the tray toward the space between the piston and the cylinder.
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Dubbel, Tashunbuch fur den Maschinenbau, 1987, Seiten G82-83 (no month).
Goncalves Victor A. M. D.
Leites Jose M. M.
Denion Thomas
Look Edward K.
Metal Leve S.A.
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