序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
101 PISTON RING AND METHOD FOR THE PRODUCTION THEREOF US14376922 2012-05-16 US20150091255A1 2015-04-02 Wolfgang Issler
A piston ring for pistons of internal combustion engines, comprising a ring running surface coated with a coating agent, a ring back, and two ring abutting ends spaced apart by a gap. In the region of at least one of the ring abutting ends, a groove running in the circumferential direction is provided in the ring running surface, the groove being filled up with the coating agent such as to be flush with the coated ring running surface.
102 PISTON RING US14233389 2012-10-29 US20140225329A1 2014-08-14 Toshikatsu Hayashi; Kouhei Sugimoto; Yoshinari Watanabe; Hayato Sasaki
[OBJECT]To provide a piston ring which, when used in a high-output engine, can sustain an excellent effect of suppressing aluminum adhesion, over a long period.[SOLUTION MEANS]Either or both the upper and lower sides of the piston ring are covered with a resin-based film containing a fibrous filler with a mean fiber diameter of 50 to 500 nm and an aspect ratio of 30 to 500. The fibrous filler content is 0.5 to 10 vol % with respect to the total resin-based film. Also, the fibrous filler used is at least one type from among carbon fibers, silica fibers and boron nitride fibers.
103 OIL CONTROL RING US13980743 2012-01-23 US20130291824A1 2013-11-07 Norbert Feistel; Andreas Allenspach
The oil control ring (1) comprises a retaining ring (2) and a scraper (3) having a scraper fin (3a), wherein the scraper (3) is arranged in the retaining ring (2) in such a way that the scraper fin (3a) is oriented towards the center (1a) of the oil control ring (1) in order to scrape oil on a piston rod (6). The scraper (3) comprises a plurality of scraper segments (3e) which are arranged in succession in the circumferential direction (1b) of the oil control ring (1), and the retaining ring (2) has a groove (2b) for accommodating the scraper segments (3a) in a positive manner, and the retaining ring (2) has an abutment point (2g). The retaining ring (2) forms at least one plastic first end face (2d, 2e) which is oriented towards the center (1a) of the oil control ring (1). The scraper (3) is made of a harder material than the plastic forming the first end face (2d, 2e), the scraping fin (3a) of the scraper (3) has a contact point (3c) oriented towards the center (1a) and the scraper (3) and the retaining ring (2) are adapted to each other in such a way that both the at least one first end face (2d, 2e) and the contact point (3c) can lie against the piston rod (6).
104 ENGINE US13760296 2013-02-06 US20130207350A1 2013-08-15 Hiroki KUWAYAMA; Takahiro YAMAZAKI; Yutaka ISHIGAKI; Hideyuki KOYAMA; Manabu MIYAZAKI; Yoshinori TANAKA; Keita NAITO; Hidetaka MORINAGA
An engine in which an oil consumption and a leakage of blow-by gas can be stably reduced for a long period of time. The engine includes a first land (3), a first ring groove (4), a second land (5), a second ring groove (6), a third land (7), a third ring groove (8), and a piston skirt (9) formed on a piston peripheral wall (1) in the above-recited order from a side of a piston head (2). A first pressure ring (10) is fitted in the first ring groove (4). A second pressure ring (11) is fitted in the second ring groove (6), an oil ring (12) fitted in the third ring groove (8), and an indentation (13) is formed at the second land (5).
105 COMPENSATING AND SEALING RINGS FOR PISTONS OF ENGINES, COMPRESSORS, EXHAUSTERS AND PUMPS US13466548 2012-05-08 US20130119614A1 2013-05-16 Jairo Antunes De Oliveira
COMPENSATIVE AND SEALING RINGS FOR PISTONS OF ENGINES, COMPRESSORS, EXHAUSTERS AND PUMPS, invention patent for piston rings according to the title, being the compensative subdivided in models AC1 (picture 1), AC2 (picture 6), AC3 (picture 12) and AC4 (picture 15), characterized by indents and saliencies or bosses that fit on their ends (pictures 1 and 6) and overlays (composed rings as seen in pictures 1, 6, 12 and 15), and the Sealing Rings subdivided in models AVCE1 (picture 20), AVCE2 (picture 27), AVCE3 (picture 33), AVCE4 (picture 40), AVCE5 (picture 45) and AVCE6 (picture 53), characterized by fitting in built-in grooves unified to the conventional, thus sealing the oil and gases escape. They are endowed with self-propulsive force or are impelled or driven by the propelling spring ring.
106 Internal Combustion Engine US13622293 2012-09-18 US20130014725A1 2013-01-17 Richard F. Chipperfield
In an engine, blow-by is substantially eliminated and friction is significantly reduced using one or more combinations of non-metallic rings. By substantially eliminating blow-by and by reducing friction, certain engine parameters may be changed. In addition, by substantially eliminating blow-by and by reducing friction, pollution may be reduced, fuel economy may be increased and power may be increased.
107 Internal combustion engine US11702033 2007-02-01 US08267062B2 2012-09-18 Richard F. Chipperfield
In an engine, blow-by is substantially eliminated and friction is significantly reduced using one or more combinations of non-metallic rings. By substantially eliminating blow-by and by reducing friction, certain engine parameters may be changed. In addition, by substantially eliminating blow-by and by reducing friction, pollution may be reduced, fuel economy may be increased and power may be increased.
108 PISTON DEVICE FOR INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES US12641706 2009-12-18 US20100162987A1 2010-07-01 Masao ISHIDA
A piston device for internal combustion engines includes a first compression ring and a second compression ring in an outer circumference of a piston, wherein the second compression ring includes a notch extending from the inner circumference to the outer circumference on a lower surface of at least one of a pair of ends of the ring, and a gap between the ring ends at the notch on the second compression ring is larger than a gap between the ring ends of the first compression ring, and a gap between the ring ends at the section other than the notch on the second compression ring is the same or smaller than the gap between the ring ends of the first compression ring, and the second compression ring contains an outer circumferential surface comprised of a tapered surface decreasing the ring radial thickness towards the upper side, and an axial parallel surface formed below the tapered surface. Instead of the axial parallel surface, the second compression ring may utilize a tapered surface with a taper angle smaller than the taper angle of the above tapered surface; or may utilize a tapered surface decreasing the ring radial thickness towards the lower side.
109 Internal combustion engine US11702033 2007-02-01 US20070193553A1 2007-08-23 Richard Chipperfield
In an engine, blow-by is substantially eliminated and friction is significantly reduced using one or more combinations of non-metallic rings. By substantially eliminating blow-by and by reducing friction, certain engine parameters may be changed. In addition, by substantially eliminating blow-by and by reducing friction, pollution may be reduced, fuel economy may be increased and power may be increased.
110 Internal combustion engine US11702022 2007-02-01 US20070193551A1 2007-08-23 Richard Chipperfield
In an internal combustion engine, blow-by is substantially eliminated and friction is significantly reduced using one or more combinations of non-metallic rings. By substantially eliminating blow-by and by reducing friction, certain engine parameters may be changed. In addition, by substantially eliminating blow-by and by reducing friction, pollution may be reduced, fuel economy may be increased and power may be increased.
111 METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR OPERATING AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE PCT/US2007065646 2007-03-30 WO2007115176A3 2008-06-05 SOUL DAVID F
A piston ring assembly for an internal combustion engine is provided. The piston ring assembly includes a plurality of seal rings, i.e., a first seal ring and a second seal ring. The seal rings are positioned on at least a portion of a piston crown periphery axially and radially adjacent to each other within the internal combustion engine and at least a portion of the first seal ring at least partially extends over at least a portion of the second seal ring.
112 PISTON FOR AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE US15747761 2016-07-19 US20180216570A1 2018-08-02 Frank Ehmann; Thomas Hettich; Sebastian Mangold; Aziz Goezcue
A piston for an internal combustion engine including a piston crown and a combustion chamber recess recessed therein, the combustion chamber recess including a recess edge. The piston may also include a ring groove for receiving a piston ring. The piston may further include a cooling duct having a smaller spacing from the piston crown than that of a flank of the ring groove, the cooling duct defining a minimum spacing from the piston crown at a first location, and a minimum spacing from the combustion chamber recess at a second location. The cooling duct may have a rounded portion between the first location and the second location. The cooling duct may have a maximum spacing from the recess edge at a third location. The rounded portion may have a rounding radius defined at least at the third location that is greater than 4% of a piston diameter.
113 Sliding member and piston ring US15736392 2017-02-28 US10036472B2 2018-07-31 Masaki Moronuki
Provided is a sliding member capable of achieving excellent wear resistance and high coating adhesion under harsh sliding conditions without subjecting a base member to nitriding treatment. The sliding member includes a base member made of a steel material and a hard coating that is formed on the base member and having a surface serving at least as a sliding surface. The hard coating has a Young's modulus having a distribution to increase first in a depth direction directed from an interface between the hard coating and the base member to the surface, to become maximum at a predetermined depth, and then to decrease in the depth direction directed from the interface to the surface.
114 PISTON RING US15739347 2016-07-29 US20180180182A1 2018-06-28 Takuya OZAKI; Hiroyuki SUGIURA
To provide a piston ring comprising a hard carbon film that is easy to form and exhibits excellent wear resistance. The above-described problem is solved by having a hard carbon film 4 formed on at least an outer peripheral sliding surface 11 of a piston ring base material 1, wherein the hard carbon film 4 is a laminated film comprising a plurality of layers, and is configured so as to contain boron within a range of an atomic density of 0.2×1022 atoms/cm3 to 2.0×1022 atoms/cm3 inclusive. This hard carbon film 4 may be configured to have an sp2 component ratio within a range of 40% to 80% inclusive, measured in a TEM-EELS spectrum formed by combining electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) with a transmission electron microscope (TEM), and a hydrogen content within a range of 0.1 atom % to 5 atom % inclusive. Further, a total thickness of this hard carbon film 4 may be configured to be within a range of 0.5 μm to 20 μm inclusive.
115 PISTON RING AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREFOR US15739344 2016-07-29 US20180180181A1 2018-06-28 Takuya OZAKI; Hiroyuki SUGIURA
To provide a piston ring comprising a hard carbon film that is easy to form and exhibits excellent adhesion and wear resistance, and a manufacturing method therefor. The above-described problem is solved by means of a piston ring comprising a hard carbon film 50 formed on at least an outer peripheral sliding surface 11 of a piston ring base material 1, wherein the hard carbon film 50 is a laminated film comprising a plurality of layers, including an upper layer 5 with a lamination pitch within a range of 3 nm to 50 nm inclusive, a middle layer 4 with a lamination pitch less than that of the upper layer 5, and a lower layer 3 with a lamination pitch within the same range as that of the upper layer 5 and greater than that of the middle layer 4. This hard carbon film 50 may be configured to have an sp2 component ratio within a range of 35% to 80% inclusive, measured in a TEM-EELS spectrum formed by combining electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) with a transmission electron microscope (TEM), and a hydrogen content within a range of 0.1 atom % to 5 atom % inclusive.
116 COMBINED OIL CONTROL RING US15564954 2016-04-08 US20180094726A1 2018-04-05 Hiroshi SHIMIZU; Hiroyuki YABUNE
To provide a combined oil control ring comprising a pair of upper and lower side rails and an axially corrugated spacer expander having upper and lower portions for automobile engines, which is capable of keeping an excellent oil-controlling function without sticking between a spacer expander and side rails even in a long period of engine operation, the upper and lower portions of the spacer expander have tabs pushing inner peripheral surfaces of the side rails, projections supporting the side rails, and intermediate portions between the tabs and the projections; each intermediate portion opposing the side rail has at least one groove extending in a substantially circumferential direction is recessed when viewed along a radial direction.
117 PISTON RING US15557797 2016-02-15 US20180080556A1 2018-03-22 Daisuke SATO; Shuichi KAMURA
Provided is a piston ring excellent in peeling resistance, wear resistance, and thermal conductivity. A piston ring 1 includes: an annular main body 2 having a pair of side faces 2a and 2b, an outer peripheral face 2d, and an inner peripheral face 2c; and a hard coating 11 provided on the outer peripheral face 2d. When a width of the main body 2 in a first direction D1 perpendicular to the pair of side faces 2a and 2b is set to h1 mm, a width of the hard coating 11 in the first direction D1 is set to W mm, and a thickness of the hard coating 11 in a second direction D2 perpendicular to the outer peripheral face 2d is set to L mm, the following Formula (1) is satisfied: 0.003≦(L·h1)/W≦0.151 (1)
118 Sliding assembly US14907274 2014-07-23 US09915220B2 2018-03-13 Antonio E. Meirelles Tomanik
A sliding assembly for utilization in an internal combustion engine may include at least one piston ring and a cylinder head provided with a through cavity defining an internal surface. The internal surface may define a TDC portion in a proximity of a top dead center, a central portion, and a BDC portion in a proximity of bottom dead center. The TDC portion, central portion, and BDC portion may present surface finishes having a first roughness, a second roughness, and a third roughness, respectively, each defined by a structure of recesses and projections, at least one of which may be substantially uniform. The second roughness may be less than the first roughness value. The piston ring may present at least part of a contact surface upon which a ceramic coating may be applied by a physical vapor deposition.
119 Combination oil ring US15034657 2015-03-30 US09784369B2 2017-10-10 Hironori Fujita; Kentaro Kawano
In a combination oil ring, when a line passing through a center of a segment width is a first intermediate line, a length of a line segment between a position on an engine combustion chamber side and a position on a side distant from the engine combustion chamber on a contour curve at a position at a distance of 3 μm from an outer peripheral vertex toward an inner peripheral side in a segment radial direction is L, and an intermediate line of the line segment L is a second intermediate line, the second intermediate line is located on the side more distant from the engine combustion chamber than the first intermediate line, and the outer periphery vertex of the segment is located on the second intermediate line or on the side more distant from the engine combustion chamber than the second intermediate line.
120 PISTON RING SET FOR INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE AND SYSTEM AND METHOD THEREOF US15082766 2016-03-28 US20170276246A1 2017-09-28 Frank M. Graczyk; Farhan F. Devani; Edward J. Cryer, III
A piston ring set for internal combustion (IC) engine is provided. The IC engine includes a cylinder having a liner and a finish on the liner. A piston having a crown and a set of grooves is disposed in the cylinder. A set of piston rings is disposed in the set of grooves. The piston rings are disposed in order from closest to the crown and include at least a first compression ring having free ends defining a first end gap, a second compression ring having free ends defining a second end gap. A nominal value of the first end gap of the first compression ring is greater than a nominal value of the second end gap of the second compression ring.
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