Valve train components having an oxidation and corrosion-resista

Details Valve train components having an oxidation and corrosion-resista Valve train components having an oxidation and corrosion-resista

1998-12-18

2000-10-03

Tudor, Harold J.

Internal-combustion engines

Valve

Reciprocating valve

298884, 2988844, 2988846, F02N 300

Patent

active

H00018694

ABSTRACT:
Today's engines are pushed to operate at higher temperatures, higher peak cylinder pressures, in more corrosive environments and with highly variable fuel types and qualities. A solution to guttering is an oxidation and corrosion-resistant coating with a general turn MCrAlY applied to the face of the engine valve train components by thermal spray coating.

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