Method for making a carbon-carbon cylinder block

Expansible chamber devices – Cylinder detail – Nonmetallic piston contacting portion

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92147, 921691, 123195R, 428408, 264 295, 264 296, 264 297, 156 89, F01B 1102

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ABSTRACT:
A method for making a lightweight cylinder block composed of carbon--carbon is disclosed. The use of carbon--carbon over conventional materials, such as cast iron or aluminum, reduces the weight of the cylinder block and improves thermal efficiency of the internal combustion reciprocating engine. Due to the negligible coefficient of thermal expansion and unique strength at elevated temperatures of carbon--carbon, the piston-to-cylinder wall clearance can be small, especially when the carbon--carbon cylinder block is used in conjunction with a carbon--carbon piston. Use of the carbon--carbon cylinder block has the effect of reducing the weight of other reciprocating engine components allowing the piston to run at higher speeds and improving specific engine performance.

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