Device for returning oil separated from blow-by gases and accumulated in an accumulation chamber
AssigneeDichtungstechnik G. Bruss GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsLasse Hoffmann, Artur Knaus
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Abstract
The invention relates to a device for returning oil separated from blow-by gases and accumulated in an accumulation chamber (5) into the crankcase (2) of an internal combustion engine with a pump (9), wherein the pump (9) is located on a component (8) of the internal combustion engine, which component periodically changes the distance to the pump (9), and that the pump (9) can be driven by magnetic forces acting between the component (8) and the pump (9).
Claims20
Device for returning oil separated from blow-by gases and accumulated in an accumulation chamber into the crankcase of an internal combustion engine with a pump, wherein the pump is located a small distance from a component of the internal combustion engine, which component periodically changes the distance to the pump, and that the pump is driven by magnetic forces acting between the component and the pump.
Device for returning oil separated from blow-by gases and accumulated in an accumulation chamber into the crankcase of an internal combustion engine with a pump, wherein the pump is located a first distance from a component of the internal combustion engine, which component periodically changes the distance to the pump to a second distance, and that the pump is driven by magnetic forces acting between the component and the pump.
Device for returning oil separated from blow-by gases and accumulated in an accumulation chamber into the crankcase of an internal combustion engine with a pump, wherein the pump comprises a diaphragm and the pump is located a first distance from a component of the internal combustion engine, which component periodically changes the distance to the pump to a second distance, the device further comprising a permanent magnet positioned such that the pump is driven by magnetic forces acting between the component and the pump.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.