Supports – Machinery support – Adjustable size
Patent
1987-04-16
1989-07-18
Foss, J. Franklin
Supports
Machinery support
Adjustable size
248676, 248124, 269 17, 73116, F16M 1300
Patent
active
048487171
ABSTRACT:
An internal combustion engine may be tested by connecting a flexible inlet conduit leading from a coolant supply source to a coolant inlet provided on the engine. A flexible outlet conduit is connected to lead from a drain to a coolant outlet provided on the engine. A pressure gauge is mounted in fluid communication with a heater hose port provided on the engine. Coolant continuously flows from the coolant supply source through the inlet conduit, engine and outlet conduit to the drain. A pressure regulating valve in the inlet conduit is adjusted to provide the correct coolant pressure into the engine. The exterior of the engine is inspected for coolant leaks. A stand may be used to support an internal combustion during the test. The stand embodies a generally T-shaped frame that is rollingly supported above a support surface and supports a muffler to deaden the noise of the engine after it has been started.
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Foss J. Franklin
Olson Robert A.
Post, III Harry C.
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