Method and device for feeding lubricant to a cylinder-piston arr

Expansible chamber devices – With lubricating means – Valve means in lubricant passage

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92 865, 92105, F01B 3110

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043845100

ABSTRACT:
The method and the device for the lubricant feed works by introduction of the lubricant into a clearance volume (3b) between a, for example, tubular flexible sealing element of a cylinder-piston arrangement and a bearing surface within the working stroke at comparatively low working pressure. Consequently a comparatively low lubricant feed pressure is adequate. Return of lubricant into the feed is advantageously excluded by a non-return valve arrangement (8d,15).
Preferably a non-return valve member (15) is arranged in the region of the mouth (9) from the lubricant feed, whereby low-inertia operation results with secure maintenance of pressure in the lubricant space (3b).

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