Lubricant supply mechanism for an internal combustion engine
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[0015] Front and rear chambers, which are designated in the following description as a first oil collection chamber 2a and a second oil collection chamber 2b, feed to a crankcase (not represented) of an internal combustion engine. In the schematic representation provided, an oil receiving case takes the form of an oil pan 2.
[0016] A first intake manifold 4 is placed into the first oil collection chamber 2a, and a second intake manifold is placed into the second oil collection chamber 2b. The intake manifolds 4 and 6 are respectively attached to suction sides of oil pumps 8 or pump stages 10. In the embodiment illustrated, both oil pumps 8 and 10 are combined into one double oil pump with two pump stages, and the first pump stage 8 is adjustable. Lubricant that is received in the second oil collection chamber 2b is pumped, with the help of the second pump stage 10, into the first oil collection chamber 2a. Lubricant in a circuit leading from the second oil collection chamber 2b circ...
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