Piston of two-piece construction for an internal combustion engine
AssigneeKS Kolbenschmidt GmbH
InventorsOttliczky Emmerich, Eberhard Weiss, Gerhard Luz, Willi Sikorsky
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AssigneeKS Kolbenschmidt GmbH
InventorsOttliczky Emmerich, Eberhard Weiss, Gerhard Luz, Willi Sikorsky
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A piston for an internal combustion engine, configured as a gallery-cooled piston of two-piece construction includes a main body and a ring element. The ring element which has a ring zone and a fire land encloses a cooling gallery on the outside, which cooling gallery is delimited on the inside by an intermediate wall which separates the cooling gallery from a combustion chamber recess which is made in a piston head of the main body. The main body and the ring element together form two circumferential dividing planes which are offset with respect to one another, to which end in each case two interacting joining webs of the ring element and of the main body are connected with a material-to-material bond.
A piston for an internal combustion engine configured as a cooling-gallery piston of two-piece construction that includes a main body and a ring element, wherein the ring element with a ring belt and a top land encloses on the outside a cooling gallery delimited on the inside by an intermediate wall dividing the cooling gallery from a combustion bowl introduced into a piston crown of the main body and the ring element is joined in a material-to-material bond to the main body characterized in that the main body and the ring element jointly form two circumferential dividing planes offset to each other, to which end two matching, interacting joining webs of the ring element and the main body are joined in a material-to-material bond.
A method for producing a piston for an internal combustion engine, configured as a cooling-gallery piston of two-piece construction including a main body and a ring element , characterized by producing a main body and a ring element as blanks by forging or casting or by stamping from a semi-finished material from a steel material;
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