Internal-combustion engines – Cooling – Internal cooling of moving parts; e.g. – hollow valves,...
Patent
1979-01-11
1981-06-02
Feinberg, Craig R.
Internal-combustion engines
Cooling
Internal cooling of moving parts; e.g., hollow valves,...
123 4138, 123193P, 92176, F01P 104
Patent
active
042704944
ABSTRACT:
An oil cooled diesel engine piston is designed to restrict heat loss from the combustion chamber through provision of a combustion chamber insert defining a central non-oil-cooled chamber and a surrounding annular insulating air gap. The air gap controls heat flow primarily between the combustion gas exposed wall of the insert and an adjacent coolant exposed wall of the main piston volume.
The insert is press fitted into a recess in the main piston body and is positively locked therein by a retaining ring. A seal ring closes expansion clearance provided at the upper edge of the insert against significant gas flow into the insulating air gap. Insulating efficiency of the air gap is maximized by forming the gap with a thickness throughout a major portion of its extent of between about 0.040 and 0.060 inches.
Numerous additional features are also disclosed.
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Kreith; Principles of Heat Transfer; pp. 404-405; Copyright 1973.
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Garter Robert F.
Hamparian Nshan
Lee Litton T.
Feinberg Craig R.
General Motors Corporation
Outland Robert J.
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