Expansible chamber devices – Piston – With enclosed insulating space in piston part
Patent
1984-05-03
1987-03-24
Look, Edward K.
Expansible chamber devices
Piston
With enclosed insulating space in piston part
92212, 92220, 92224, 92239, 92248, 92255, 123193P, F16J 100
Patent
active
046516298
ABSTRACT:
A piston (2) is of refractory materials, particularly for a compression-ignition engine of the type having a head (4), a skirt (6) and their mutual fastening means. According to the invention, this skirt (6) is formed entirely of a refractory material and has two semicylindrical parts (18, 20) each of which has ribs (22) and a semispherical cavity (36, 38). After assembly, the cavities form a ball joint seat for the small end of a piston rod along a plane containing the longitudinal axis (14) of the piston (2). Application is to compression-ignition engines with high efficiency.
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Look Edward K.
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