Expansible chamber devices – Piston – With enclosed insulating space in piston part
Patent
1984-05-01
1986-06-10
Look, Edward K.
Expansible chamber devices
Piston
With enclosed insulating space in piston part
92187, F01B 3108
Patent
active
045936080
ABSTRACT:
In a reciprocating machine, there is provided a hollow piston including a dome portion on one end and a base portion on the opposite end. The base portion includes a central bore into which a rod is hermetically fixed in radial and angular alignment. The extending end of the rod has a reduced diameter portion adapted to fit into the central bore of a second member such as a cross-head assembly, and to be secured thereto in radial and axial alignment with the piston.
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Corey John A.
Walsh Michael M.
Claeys Joseph V.
Look Edward K.
Mechanical Technology Incorporated
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