Internal-combustion engines – Valved piston – Charge passes from crankcase through valve in piston
Patent
1981-01-08
1984-06-26
Feinberg, Craig R.
Internal-combustion engines
Valved piston
Charge passes from crankcase through valve in piston
92183, 92199, 123 47AB, 123193P, F01L 1100
Patent
active
044559747
ABSTRACT:
A gas bearing supported piston assembly (2) for an internal combustion engine including a piston body (14, 14') and a segmented piston ring (3) arranged to expand to compensate for wear. A piston supporting gas layer (27) is formed between the cylinder walls (8) and the exterior surface of each piston ring segment (32) by means of a plurality of restricted flow passages (40) formed in each segment (32) and extending between the inner and outer surfaces of the segment (32). In one embodiment, gas under pressure is supplied to the ring segments (32) through a single annular cavity (36) formed in piston body (14). In another embodiment, gas under pressure is supplied to the ring segments (32) through a plurality of corresponding holes (70) in piston body (14').
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Bupara Sargit S.
Shapiro Wilbur
Cummins Engine Company, Inc.
Feinberg Craig R.
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