Expansible chamber devices – Piston – With separable means for pivotally mounting connecting rod...
Patent
1987-11-23
1990-05-29
Garrett, Robert E.
Expansible chamber devices
Piston
With separable means for pivotally mounting connecting rod...
92216, 92220, 123193P, 74579E, 403156, 403162, F16J 114, F22B 500
Patent
active
049285785
ABSTRACT:
Pistons are described comprising a crown portion and a skirt portion, the crown portion having depending from the underside thereof a boss, the boss having secured thereto at least two bearing members in fixed relationship to the piston body and which bearing members co-operate with an associated connecting rod. The bearing members may be located in rebates in the boss such that piston firing loads are born substantially in compression. The bearing members are in one embodiment secured to the boss by a bolt and nut. The bearing members may comprise ferrous, copper-based or aluminium based alloys depending upon the application environment.
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AE PLC
Denion Thomas
Garrett Robert E.
Hinds William R.
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