Seal for a joint or juncture – Seal between fixed parts or static contact against... – Contact seal between parts of internal combustion engine
Patent
1998-03-13
2000-12-05
Knight, Anthony
Seal for a joint or juncture
Seal between fixed parts or static contact against...
Contact seal between parts of internal combustion engine
277598, 277630, 123196R, 123 9037, 138 89, F02F 1110, F16J 1502, F01M 910, F15D 102
Patent
active
061555754
ABSTRACT:
A first fluid passage for a crankshaft is plugged at an end portion to prevent fluid leakage from the passage. A plug having first and second cylindrical end portions of different diameters is slidably disposed in first and second cylindrical bore portions, respectively, of the first fluid passing passage and retained in the bore portions by a stop ring. A resilient member disposed in the second cylindrical bore portion engages a shoulder on the plug and a transition step surface in the second cylindrical bore portion and forcibly urges the plug against the stop ring.
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Hawkins Colin A.
Mc Parland David R.
Caterpillar Inc.
Hickman Alan J.
Knight Anthony
Pilaud Robert L.
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