Seal for a joint or juncture – Seal between relatively movable parts – Relatively rotatable radially extending sealing face member
Patent
1995-03-10
1995-12-12
Cuchlinski, Jr., William A.
Seal for a joint or juncture
Seal between relatively movable parts
Relatively rotatable radially extending sealing face member
277168, 277174, 277176, 277177, F16J 1546
Patent
active
054743079
ABSTRACT:
A piston head assembly has one, two or more grooves to receive piston rings. One or more of the grooves may receive multiple piston rings. A circumferential groove from the bottom of the elastomeric material allows oil pressure to aid in sealing. A novel piston ring employs a circumferential channel facing outwardly with a shorter bottom channel facing outwardly with a shorter bottom channel sidewall. The elastomeric material extends to form a circumferential extension cooperative with a subgroove of the piston ring groove.
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Altobe Donald J.
DeBiasse Richard
Cuchlinski Jr. William A.
Cummings Scott W.
DeBiasse Richard
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