Expansible chamber devices – Annular working member or annular linearly extending chamber... – Axially extending hollow stem on working member
Patent
1992-11-06
1994-07-26
Look, Edward K.
Expansible chamber devices
Annular working member or annular linearly extending chamber...
Axially extending hollow stem on working member
92111, 92186, 227 15, 227 16, 277DIG8, F01B 3108, F16J 1516
Patent
active
053318846
ABSTRACT:
A space (32) is formed between an inner end of a fitting hole (31) formed in a piston (21) and a piston rod (22) and is positioned radially inside a sealing member (24). By circulating a cooling fluid through the space, the majority of heat which is transmitted to the piston rod (22) can be absorbed, preventing transmission of heat to the sealing member. The temperature of the sealing member is kept lower and its deterioration can be inhibited.
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Ando Seisakujo Co., Ltd.
Farley Walter C.
Look Edward K.
Ryznic John
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