Lubrication of an ancillary pump fitted to an engine

Internal-combustion engines – Lubricators – Crankcase – pressure control

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123198C, 184 65, F01M 100

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045275203

ABSTRACT:
In combination with an internal combustion engine having a crankcase in which an air/oil mist mixture exists during normal operation of the engine, a pump having a crankshaft journalled in a crankcase, a cylinder, a piston coupled to said crankshaft to reciprocate in the cylinder, an intake and a return passage each communicating the pump crankcase with said engine compartment, and one-way valves in each of said passages arranged so that reciprocation of the pump piston will circulate the air/oil mist mixture from the engine compartment through the pump crankcase to provide lubrication to the compressor crankshaft and piston.

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