Abstract:
The technical problem is to reduce the operating noise of such a piston. It is solved by means of a piston having the following dimensions: a) A=(0.45-0.65) D; b) H=(0.25-0.4) D; c) A=(0.3-0.4) D; d) A greater than or equal to B; e) T=(0.45-0.8) D; f) the piston ribs between the annular grooves (2, 3, 4) and the rod region with a very narrow operating clearance have, in the case of a hot operating piston, approximately the same clearance in relation to the cylinder operating path. An additional improvement consists in inserting an annular jacket in the piston head in the radial region behind the annular grooves, said jacket consisting of a material having a thermal expension factor less than that of the basic piston material. In a hot operating internal combustion engine, the piston has, in the region of the ribs, a clearance which, in the direction pressure/counter-pressure reaches approximately only 3-5 times the clearance in the very narrow clearance region of the piston rod.
Abstract:
In a plunger piston for internal combustion engines, having a regulating strip in the piston body, the regulating strip is arranged in the axial middle third of the height of the piston body and the regulating effect is designed so that the piston body possesses its narrowest installation play uniformly at the level of the regulating strip equally in the cold installation state and in the engine operation. Above and below this region with minimum installation play the piston body possesses spherically retracted end regions at its upper and lower ends for the generation of hydrodynamic lubricant oil wedges.
Abstract:
A piston for internal combustion engines, which has inclined surface portions in the skirt area to allow formation of hydrodynamic wedges of lubricant, these surface portions being constructed as skirt recesses (13 or 14) which are open either towards the upper or towards the lower end of the piston skirt. The transition zone from these skirt recesses to the bearing surface of the working surface of the piston is constituted by oblique surfaces which are inclined inwardly from the surface of the skirt. The oblique surfaces terminate in a circumferential direction within the bearing surfaces of the piston. The oblique surfaces constitute ramps on which a hydrodynamic wedge of lubricacting oil can form. The particular advantage of disposing the oblique surfaces in skirt depressions which are only open at one end lies in that when the hydrodynamic wedge of lubricating oil builds up as a result of the translatory motion of the piston, the oil which forms the wedge of lubricant cannot escape in a peripheral direction which thereby increases the frictional quality (or aqua-planing effect) between the working surfaces of the piston and cylinder.
Abstract:
Piston for internal combustion engines having a piston body consisting of light metal and a crown plate consisting of a metal of lower thermal conductivity which is secured axially to the piston body by means of necked-down screws and centered radially in relation to the piston body by means of an annular fit, and in which the outer ring of the fit is formed by the crown plate in the region of the sliding surface and the inner ring of the fit is formed by the piston body, in which at room temperature a gap widening in the direction towards the piston foot is provided between the annular surfaces of crown plate and piston body meeting in the annular fit, in such a way that the annular surfaces lie firmly against one another only at their ends pointing towards the piston head, and that this gap is reduced at working temperature.
Abstract:
A piston having a head with ring grooves, a skirt having hub bores, and a pin, with the following dimensions:L/D=0.45-0.8H/D=0.25-0.5A/D=0.3-0.5T/D=0.45-0.8whereL=maxium length of the pistonD=maximum diameter of the pistonH=compression heightA=maximum skirt height below the bottom ring groove in a peripheral area having the approximate same skirt height of at least 45 degrees on the major thrust face of the piston with approximately symmetrical division of this area on both sides of a plane extending perpendicular to the pin axis and passing through the longitudinal axis of the piston,T=diametrically opposite distance between the hub bore ends located radially on the outside.The skirt bulges along the axis of the piston and has an oval cross-section. An axis of the hub bores is offset slightly towards the major thrust face. The piston includes a horizontal slit, which separates the head from the skirt. In a polar plane perpendicular to the piston axis the skirt has a greater ovality on the minor thrust face. The minor thrust face side of the skirt is structured to bulge less in its upper area, adjacent to the bottom ring groove. The skirt is longer on the major thrust face. The wall thickness is greater on the major thrust face.
Abstract translation:PCT No.PCT / DE89 / 00745 Sec。 371日期1991年6月24日 102(e)1991年6月24日PCT 1989年11月29日PCT公布。 出版物WO90 / 07642 日期:1990年7月12日。具有环形凹槽头部的活塞,具有毂孔的裙部和销,具有以下尺寸:L / D = 0.45-0.8H / D = 0.25-0.5A / D = 0.3 -0.5 T / D = 0.45-0.8其中L =活塞的最大长度D =活塞的最大直径H =压缩高度A =在具有大致相同裙边高度的外围区域中的底环槽下方的最大裙部高度 在活塞的主推力面上至少45度,在垂直于销轴线延伸并穿过活塞的纵向轴线的平面的两侧上大致对称地划分该区域,T =轮毂孔端部之间的直径相对的距离 径向位于外面。 裙部沿着活塞的轴线凸出并且具有椭圆形的横截面。 轮毂孔的轴线稍微偏向主推力面。 活塞包括水平狭缝,其将头部与裙部分开。 在垂直于活塞轴的极平面中,裙部在小推力面上具有较大的椭圆度。 裙部的小推力面侧构造成在其上部区域中较小地凸出,邻近底环槽。 裙子在主推面上更长。 主推面上的壁厚更大。