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Composite Piston for an Internal Combustion Engine

  • US 20080011262A1
  • Filed: 06/17/2005
  • Published: 01/17/2008
  • Est. Priority Date: 06/19/2004
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. Composite piston (1) for an internal combustion engine consisting of an upper part (4) that forms the piston crown (7), having a recess (20) disposed on the underside facing away from the piston crown, and circumferential with rotation symmetry relative to the longitudinal piston axis (31), and having a dead-end bore (32) with inside thread (33) disposed on the underside and coaxial to the longitudinal piston axis (31), and consisting furthermore of a lower part (5), having two pin bosses (27, 27

  • ) disposed on the underside at a distance from one another, each having a pin bore (3, 3

    ), having skirt elements (41, 41

    ) that connect the pin bosses (27, 27

    ) with one another, having a recess (21) disposed on the top and circumferential with rotation symmetry relative to the longitudinal piston axis (31), which recess forms an inner cooling channel (22) together with the recess (20) of the upper part (4), and having a passage bore (34) with thread (35) disposed on the top and coaxial to the longitudinal piston axis (31), whereby the upper part (4) and the lower part (5) are connected with one another by means of a hexagonal socket screw (6), which consists of an upper half (37) and a lower half (38), each having an outside thread (39, 40) configured in such a manner that the outside thread (39) of the upper screw half (37) can be screwed into the dead-end bore (32) and the outside thread (40) of the lower screw half (38) can be screwed into the passage bore (34), and that the diameter of the outside thread (39) of the upper screw half (37) is smaller, by such a dimension, than the diameter of the outside thread (40) of the lower screw half (38), that the upper screw half (37) can be pushed through the passage bore (34) without hindrance, wherein the outside thread (39) of the upper screw half (37) is configured to run in the same direction with the outside thread (40) of the lower screw half (38), and the outside thread (39) of the upper screw half (37) has a greater pitch angle than the outside thread (40) of the lower screw half (38).

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