Expansible chamber devices – With lubricating means – Lubricant passage extends axially through articulated piston...
Patent
1992-01-28
1993-09-28
Denion, Thomas E.
Expansible chamber devices
With lubricating means
Lubricant passage extends axially through articulated piston...
92165R, 92187, 384 11, 384206, 74 44, 403135, F01B 3110
Patent
active
052478734
ABSTRACT:
A spherical joint and bearing assembly utilizes a ball and socket arrangement between a connecting rod and a crosshead in a power reciprocating fluid pump. The connecting rod is spherically shaped and is held in a thrust bearing having a matching interior surface. A split retraction ring is held between the rear portion of the sphere and a shoulder in the crosshead. The result is an increased bearing surface and reduction in misalignment.
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Owens John H.
Spector Joseph
Cooper Industries Inc.
Denion Thomas E.
Patterson William B.
Scott Eddie E.
Thiele Alan R.
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