Internal-combustion engines – With heating means
Patent
1977-01-18
1979-01-16
Lazarus, Ronald H.
Internal-combustion engines
With heating means
123196R, 184 15, 184 65, F02M 1700
Patent
active
041343808
ABSTRACT:
An oil pan assembly for an automotive vehicle is formed with an oil pan which is divided by a partition wall into a first and a second chamber. Oil is pumped by an oil pump from the first chamber into the engine of the vehicle through a pipe including an oil strainer. The partition wall is provided with a temperature responsive valve which closes when temperature of the oil is below a predetermined level to cut off flow communication between the second chamber and the first chamber. Thus, with the valve closed, all the oil going to the vehicle engine is drawn from the first chamber. When the temperature of the oil rises above a predetermined level, the temperature responsive valve opens thereby permitting oil circulation from the second chamber into the first chamber.
REFERENCES:
patent: 1000188 (1911-08-01), Morse
patent: 1316547 (1919-09-01), Waldron
patent: 3014554 (1961-12-01), Etchells
Niwa Takao
Sato Yasushi
Lazarus Ronald H.
Toyota Jidosha Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
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