Piston for reciprocating internal combustion engines, typically

Expansible chamber devices – With lubricating means – Piston has lubricant retaining or conducting means

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92190, 92216, 92239, F16J 100, F16J 108

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042078083

ABSTRACT:
An improved piston structure for Diesel and like reciprocating piston engines is provided having a top and foot, a sealing section on said piston connecting said top and foot, a guide section articulatedly connected to said sealing section through trunnion means on a connecting rod, said guide section having a sliding shell in the form of a collar at its periphery surrounding a wrist pin in the region of its bearing points, and at least one rib for each bearing side in the form of a chord connected to said shell in the region of the bearing point.

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