Abstract:
The invention relates to a method for producing a piston or piston head with a combustion relief (6) for an internal combustion engine. The aim of the invention is to easily and economically produce pistons having a reduced tendency to scale at the edge of the combustion relief. To this end, the piston is formed from a cylindrical unmachined part (1) made of steel, whereby the rod section has at least one front face (2). The method is characterized by the following steps: A) forming an annulary encircling recess (3) in the front face (2); B) introducing additional material (4) into the recess (3); connecting the additional material (4) to the steel of the unmachined part (1) in an at least partially non-positive manner; C) forging the unmachined part (1), which is formed according to steps A) and B), into a piston blank (5), and; D) machining the piston blank (5) into a piston (10) that is ready to be installed in an internal combustion engine.
Abstract:
The aim of the invention is to produce a multi-piece piston with a sufficient shaft length in a simple manner. To achieve this, the lower part (1) has the following characteristics:nullit consists of two halves (2,3) that have been welded or soldered together,nullthe parting plane (4) between the two halves (2,3) runs in the pressure-counter-pressure directionnullthe two halves (2,3) consist of extruded or forged steel the diameter of the shaft (5) in the direction of the pin is reduced in relation to the diameter of the piston, in the manner a box piston.
Abstract:
A multipart cooled piston for a combustion engine has a piston upper part of steel comprising a combustion bowl and a ring wall with ring belt, and a piston lower part comprising a piston skirt, pin bosses for receiving the piston pin connecting the piston to the connecting rod, and pin boss supports connected to the piston skirt. An inexpensive manufacture and high form stability are achieved in that a cooling channel formed in the piston upper part has holes towards the piston crown spread over its circumference, with the piston material present between such holes forming supporting ribs that each form sections of an all-round ring rib radially to the longitudinal piston axis (K), The piston lower part has an annular and all-round carrier rib with a connection surface connected to the pin boss supports. The piston upper part and the piston lower part are non-detachably connected by means of the connection surfaces of the ring rib and the carrier rib, and the cooling channel is closable by a cooling channel cover.
Abstract:
The aim of the invention is to obtain, with constant or increasing output, a reduction in the compression height of a cooling duct piston (1) for a direct-injection diesel engine. To this end, the piston (1) is composed of at least two parts (23) that are soldered together. One of the parts is a piston base body (2), which is forged of steel and which is provided with a shaft (8), hubs (6) and with an annular part (9). The other part, which is made of steel or of a nickel-based material, contains a combustion recess (4) and at least a portion of the piston head (5). The piston base body (2) and the second part (3), together, form a cooling duct (11) that can be filled with oil.
Abstract:
In a method of manufacturing a sliding member, a granular spraying material is sprayed on at least a part of a surface of a body portion made of a structural material in at least partially fusing condition and in the direction which is parallel to or diagonal to a sliding surface. Then, a sprayed layer is formed by depositing the spraying material in the direction which is perpendicular to the sliding surface. The sliding surface is a section of the deposited spraying material which is obtained by grinding or cutting the sprayed layer in depositional direction. A piston comprises a piston body having a broad groove which is broader than a ring groove, a sprayed layer comprising a lower sprayed layer which is formed by spraying the spraying material in the direction which is diagonal to an outer periphery of the broad groove and which contains higher ratio of spraying particles having low fusion temperature, and an upper sprayed layer which is formed by spraying the spraying material in the direction which is perpendicular to the outer periphery of the broad groove and which contains higher ratio of spraying particles having high fusion temperature, and a ring groove which is formed by grinding or cutting the upper sprayed layer in depositional direction. Therefore, excellent wear resistance and the like can be obtained.
Abstract:
A heavy duty diesel piston includes upper and lower portions joined across a friction weld and internally contoured to provide a dual gallery structure including an outer annular gallery and a central gallery joined by passages for communicating cooling oil therebetween. The dual-gallery structure allows oil to enter from the outer gallery, which is formed by the circumferential annular recess in the crown and crown bottom, into the central gallery to cool the piston and particularly the central crown region exposed to hot combustion gases. The friction weld provides high structural integrity and minimizes the number of manufacturing steps needed to attach the crown to the crown bottom.
Abstract:
A corrosion resistant piston for use in an exhaust gas recirculation diesel engine. The piston includes a crown portion having ring grooves formed around a periphery of the crown portion. The ring grooves are separated by ring lands. The piston also includes a piston rod connecting portion that extends from the crown portion. The piston is made of steel and includes an electroless coating of nickel having a maximum thickness of 8 micrometers.
Abstract:
In a piston and connecting rod assembly, for an internal combustion engine with a spherical connecting rod small-end entrained in a hollow piston body by a retention ring, a chamber serving as a localized reservoir for lubricant and/or coolant (oil) is incorporated in the underside of a piston crown along with passages or grooves communicating between the reservoir and a coolant gallery in the piston crown for continuous interchange of lubricant (such as oil) between gallery and reservoir and then lubricant return, over small end (upper and lower) part-spherical bearing surfaces to the retention ring and through lubricant passages in the ring to an engine crankcase, thereby affording an overall circulatory, lubricant feed and drainage path.
Abstract:
A compact one piece piston for use in an internal combustion engine has a compression height (“CH”) of between 55 percent and 70 percent the piston diameter (“D”) and a closed piston cooling gallery defined by a piston ring belt welded at spaced locations to a piston body and to a flange portion of the piston body. The flange portion supports a second end of the piston ring belt and resists deflection of the piston ring belt. The closed piston cooling gallery is configured to promote heat transfer and piston cooling by facilitating shaking of a cooling fluid located within the closed piston cooling gallery during reciprocal piston movement. A piston skirt extending from the flange provides additional strength and rigidity.
Abstract:
An improved sealing means for internal combustion engines comprising a combination of a metal primary sealing ring positioned substantially within a groove on the piston, and a compliant secondary sealing ring positioned in the groove behind the primary compression ring so that the compressed combustion gases force the compliant secondary sealing ring to form a seal between the groove and the primary sealing ring. In the preferred embodiment, the gapped ring is non-planar in order to provide effective sealing in a ported fixed-piston, rotating and translating cylinder engine such as the Deckard engine. Alternate embodiments include gapless rings with only a primary compression ring, and gapless rings with a compliant secondary sealing ring. An alternate embodiment is a single piece metal-capped compliant secondary sealing ring.