Method for the production of a single part piston and a piston produced by such a method
AssigneeMahle International GmbH
InventorMatthias Seifried
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AssigneeMahle International GmbH
InventorMatthias Seifried
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The present invention relates to a method for producing a single part piston (20) for an internal combustion engine from a piston blank (10), with a cooling channel (15) that is open in the downward direction running circularly inside a piston head (11), and an annular recess (16) built between the piston head (11) and a piston shaft (13), wherein the piston head (11) and the piston shaft (13) are connected to each other by means of a piston hub (14), and wherein the annular recess (16) and the cooling channel (15) are machined into the piston blank (10) by means of a cutting operation. According to the invention, it is provided that, for the cutting operation of the cooling channel (15), a tool (17) is moved into the area of the cooling channel (15) in an arc-shaped pivoting movement (A) through the recess (16), and that the cooling channel (15) is cut.
Method for the production of a one-part piston (20) for an internal combustion engine, from a piston blank (10), having a cooling channel (15) that runs in ring shape on the circumference of a piston head (11), and is open towards the bottom, and a ring-shaped recess (16) configured between the piston head (11) and a piston skirt (13), whereby the piston head (11) and the piston skirt (13) are connected with one another by means of pin bosses (14), and whereby the ring-shaped recess (16) and the cooling channel (15) are worked into the piston blank (10) by means of cutting machining, and subsequently, the outer contour is finished and the cooling channel is closed off, wherein for cutting machining of the cooling channel (15), a tool (17) is moved into the region of the cooling channel (15), while the piston is rotating, in an arc-shaped pivoting movement (A), through the recess (16), and the cooling channel (15) is machined out.
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