Expansible chamber devices – With assembly or disassembly facilitating means
Patent
1996-11-19
1999-08-31
Denion, Thomas E.
Expansible chamber devices
With assembly or disassembly facilitating means
921691, 92 71, 29888061, F01B 2900
Patent
active
059439424
ABSTRACT:
A cost-effective process for providing a copper-based alloy casting, which has superior wear characteristics, to a cylinder block is described. The process includes providing a negative pressure around the cylinder block and a copper-based alloy. The process further includes heating the copper-based alloy to a submolten state for immersing the cylinder block within such, while promoting the entrained gas within the copper-based alloy to migrate in a given direction and terminate in a specified portion of the copper-based alloy to effectively control porosity. The process further includes cooling the immersed cylinder block in the given direction to effectively reduce microshrinkage of the copper-based alloy.
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Dill William T.
Wentland William L.
Chapman Kristin L.
Denion Thomas E.
Sundstrand Corporation
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