Expansible chamber devices – With lubricating means
Patent
1982-08-06
1985-08-20
Garrett, Robert E.
Expansible chamber devices
With lubricating means
92158, 92239, 123193P, F16J 920
Patent
active
045356823
ABSTRACT:
A piston for an engine or motor has a skirt which includes two portions which are urged towards an associated cylinder during the various strokes of the working cycle. Each portion is provided with a bearing surface or surfaces for sliding engagement with the associated cylinder during reciprocation. The piston is provided with formations which pass lubricant to and over the bearing surfaces.
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Article from "Kraftfahrzeugtechnik", 12/76, pp. 364-367, entitled Review of Investigations into Friction Losses in Internal Combustion Engines, by Dr. Ing. D. Gerner.
Collyear John G.
Parker David A.
AE PLC
Garrett Robert E.
Husar John M.
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