Expansible chamber devices – Resilient means interposed between working member and...
Patent
1990-02-26
1991-05-14
Kwon, John T.
Expansible chamber devices
Resilient means interposed between working member and...
92113, 92130R, 92172, 92240, 92245, 403261, 403274, F16J 110, F16J 912, F01B 3100, F16B 900
Patent
active
050145991
ABSTRACT:
A piston and piston support rod assembly in which the piston is formed as a sheet metal stamping. A central sleeve is attached to the end wall of the stamped piston by a swaging operation performed on an annular section of the end wall. An undercut area of the sleeve defines a mandrel surface that effectively grips the end wall material deformed by the coining operation. A principal advantage of the new structure is a relatively low manufacturing cost.
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Kocsis Judith
Stojkov Joseph A.
Towler Michael E.
Federal-Mogul Corporation
Kapsalas George
Kwon John T.
Shurupoff Lawence J.
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