Energy-saving piston for diesel engine
A diesel engine and piston technology, which is applied in the field of high-speed and medium-sized diesel engine fitting parts, can solve the problems of power, economy, energy saving and environmental protection performance gaps and deficiencies, high fuel consumption and oil consumption, and large reciprocating inertial force of working motion. The effect of saving oil energy, low fuel consumption and oil consumption, and reducing the gap between cylinders
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[0021] Energy-saving pistons for 6135AG diesel engines, such as Figure 1~3 As shown, it consists of a piston top surface 1, a piston combustion chamber 2, a piston head 3, a piston ring groove 4 and a skirt 7. A hollow cavity 9 is arranged inside the piston. The total height of the piston is 155mm, and the height between the center of the pin hole seat and the top of the piston is 105±0.05mm. The piston is provided with four piston ring grooves sequentially from top to bottom, and four lubricating oil holes 5 are evenly distributed along the circumference at the joint between the piston ring groove and the skirt at the bottom of the piston. The lube holes are cast directly, minus the labor costs, equipment costs, and process waste of machining the oil hole operations. The top end of the skirt 7 connected to the fourth piston ring groove is provided with a chamfer, and the size of the chamfer is 3mm×15°. The skirt portion of the piston is provided with an inwardly recessed ...
Embodiment 2
[0023] The difference between the present embodiment and embodiment 1 is: the total height of the piston is 157mm. The arc radius of the bottom end surface of the skirt is 160mm. The radius of the arc of the top wall of the cavity is R40mm, and the thickness from the top wall of the cavity to the top surface of the piston is 10.2mm. The slope of the piston pin seat and the vertical line form an angle of 12°; the diameter of the pin hole seat is Φ76mm.
Embodiment 3
[0025] The difference between this embodiment and embodiment 1 is: the total height of the piston is 153mm. The arc radius of the bottom end surface of the skirt is 170mm. The radius of the arc of the top wall of the cavity is R42mm, and the thickness from the top wall of the cavity to the top surface of the piston is 12.2mm. The slope of the piston pin seat and the vertical line form an angle of 8°; the diameter of the pin hole seat is Φ72mm.
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