1827results about "Crankshafts" patented technology

The invention discloses a light five-cylinder plunger pump. The light five-cylinder plunger pump comprises a power end assembly and a hydraulic end assembly, wherein the power end assembly is connected with the hydraulic end assembly; the cylinder spacing of the light five-cylinder plunger pump is 9in; the power end assembly comprises a crank shaft, the crank shaft comprises six crank necks and five crank throws, the crank necks and the crank throws are fixedly connected, the distance between rotating centers of the crank necks and the crank throws is 101.6 mm, and the stroke distance of the light five-cylinder plunger pump is 203.2 mm. According to the light five-cylinder plunger pump, power is increased by increasing stroke, reducing transmission ratio and improving bearing capacity, andmeanwhile, dead weight is reduced by reducing the cylinder spacing, the tooth number of a big gear and the tooth thickness of the big gear and a pinion. The light five-cylinder plunger pump meets conditions of working in the area with severe well cementing operation conditions in aspects of weight and power simultaneously, and working efficiency is increased.

The invention discloses a five-cylinder plunger pump with an integral power end structure. According to the five-cylinder plunger pump, an integral welding structure is adopted for a crankshaft box body and a crosshead box body in a five-cylinder plunger pump power end assembly, so that the structural strength of the power end assembly is higher, the supporting stability is better, and the whole pump vibration can be reduced; the cylinder spacing is 13-14 inches, the bearing area of connecting rods, crossheads and bearing bushes is increased, a guarantee is provided for the output of the high-power of the five-cylinder plunger pump, the high-power five-cylinder plunger pump can effectively solve the problem that the shale gas fracturing well site area is narrow and the required fracturingequipment is relatively large, the use of equipment can be reduced, and the wellsite arrangement is facilitated; the 11-inches long-stroke design can better realize large-displacement operation requirements and improve the operation efficiency; and according to the multi-point supporting design of crankcase bodies, crosshead box bodies and the hydraulic end assembly, the supporting strength of thefive-cylinder plunger pump can be improved, the vibration is reduced, the high-load operation is better guaranteed, and the operation is more stable.

A turbocharger oil discharge assembly (301, 501, 701, 901) can have a thrust collar (324, 524, 724, 924) with a first radially outwardly extending wall and a second radially outwardly extending wall to define a first annular channel. The first radially outwardly extending wall can have an annular flange that at least in part defines a second annular channel. The assembly can also have a thrust bearing (340, 540, 740, 940) having a radially inner end received in the first annular channel, and an insert (400, 600, 800, 1000). An oil collection chamber (440, 640, 840, 1040) can be defined at least in part by a drainage channel of the insert (400, 600, 800, 1000), the annular flange of the thrust collar (324, 524, 724, 924) and the thrust bearing (340, 540, 740, 940). Pressurized oil discharged from an oil release interface can be directed towards a radially outer region of the oil collection chamber (440, 640, 840, 1040) and can be collected in the oil collection chamber (440, 640, 840, 1040) for subsequent exhaust.

A pressure balanced valve assembly is provided. In one embodiment, the pressure balanced valve assembly includes a housing assembly having first and second seats. A flow passage formed through the housing assembly includes a first inlet, a second inlet, and an outlet. A piston is slidably mounted in the housing assembly for movement between: (i) a first position wherein the piston contacts the second seat to restrict fluid flow from the second inlet to the outlet, and (ii) a second position wherein the piston contacts the first seat to restrict fluid flow from the first inlet to the outlet. First and second dynamic seals are mounted in the housing assembly. The first and second dynamic seals sealingly engage first and second portions of the piston over areas substantially equivalent to the sealing areas of the second and first seats, respectively.

A machine for drilling oil-holes in crankshafts and the corresponding procedure. It can be used to drill one, two or more crankshafts per cycle. Each crankshaft can revolve on its own axis. The unit described is mounted on a horizontally-faced rotary table with vertical rotating axis, to place the crankshafts at different angles to the Z axis of the machining module, maintaining the horizontal position of the longitudinal axes of the crankshafts. Facing the unit is the machining module, provided with two horizontal spindles, drill tool-holders, with their corresponding guide bushings and parallel to each other, one on top of the other, at the same distance as the two crankshafts. The module has movement in three co-ordinates: axis X (horizontal-transverse), Y (vertical ) and Z (horizontal-presenting tools). A fourth axis W, (with additional module and independent action), moves parallel to Z and carries the guide bushings. It is provided with an automatic changeover, (tool+bushing or just the bushing), incorporating simultaneously the pair of spindles.

This invention performs several functions. First; facilitating the draining of oil or fluid from a sump. Second; as a proactive and preventive method of preventing the threads of the sump (which receive the drain plug) from becoming striped or damaged. Third; adding in the determination of the physical condition (ware) of the engine, transmission, or the like, in which the sump is attached to.

A compressor oil recovery device for use in removing oil from compressors typically found on condensing units used in air conditioning or refrigeration applications is disclosed. The device consists of a canister with a lid that contains a vacuum port, a suction port, a drain port, and a vacuum release port. A vacuum hose is connected at one end to the vacuum port and at the other end to an electric vacuum pump. A suction hose is connected at one end to the suction port and at the other end to the gauge manifold of a compressor. Upon activating the vacuum pump, a vacuum is created that draws the compressor oil into the canister where it is collected for disposal.

Abstract of Disclosure Method and device for regulating the phase angle between a first and a second crankshaft of an internal combustion engine. The engine includes primary cylinders that communicate with secondary cylinders and in every primary cylinder there is movably arranged a primary piston that is connected to the first crankshaft and in every secondary cylinder there is movably arranged a secondary piston that is connected to the second crankshaft. The first and second crankshafts are connected to each other by means of a transmission adapted with the device that includes a crankshaft extension for obtaining the control of the phase angle, the extension being fixed against rotation and displaceably connected to one of the crankshafts and via a grooved portion rotationally connected to the second of the crankshafts. When the crankshaft extension in displaced, rotation is obtained in the grooved portion that results in a corresponding phase angle shift.

A fluid bearing device capable of preventing a lubricant from scattering outward even during rotation thereof, while holding a relatively large amount of lubricant at a seal surface portion. A lubricant is filled between a sleeve and a shaft, a seal surface portion is formed on the sleeve in a location facing an open end thereof, the seal surface portion has a sectional shape defined by a plurality of inclined surfaces, and an inclination angle α of the inclined surface of the seal surface portion adjacent a radial bearing portion with respect to a shaft axis is formed to be larger than an inclination angle β of the inclined surface of the seal surface portion distant away from the radial bearing portion with respect to the shaft axis.

A crank bearing is disclosed that includes a semicircular upper bearing and a semicircular lower bearing, which can be split from each other. The upper bearing includes a first oil passage for introducing engine oil from the outside to a gap between the crank bearing and a crank journal, and a second oil passage for permitting the engine oil to flow in the circumferential direction of the crank bearing. The first oil passage includes an inner circumference opening, which is open to the inner circumference of the main bearing. The upper bearing includes a non-undercut portion in which no oil passage is formed on the trailing side of the inner circumference opening in the rotational direction of the crank journal. A chamfer oil passage for discharging the engine oil in the second oil passage to the outside from the axial direction of the crank bearing is provided in at least one of the lower bearing and a region on the proceeding side of the circumference opening in the rotational direction of the crank journal.

The invention provides a low-friction sliding mechanism, a low-friction agent composition, a friction reduction method, a manual transmission and a final reduction gear unit that can exert very excellent low friction characteristics to sliding surfaces present under various applications, and, in particular, that have more excellent low friction characteristics than that of a combination of an existing steel material and an organic Mo compound. The low-friction sliding mechanism has an oxygen-containing organic compound or an aliphatic amine compound interposed between sliding surfaces that a DLC coated sliding member and a sliding member form. The low-friction agent composition contains an oxygen-containing organic compound or an aliphatic amine compound. The friction reduction method includes supplying the low-friction agent composition between sliding surfaces that a DLC coated sliding member and a sliding member form. The manual transmission includes, as at least one of sliding members, a DLC coated sliding section. The final reduction gear unit includes, as at least one of sliding members, a DLC coated sliding section.

A variable vane actuation system is disclosed herein. The variable vane actuation system includes a ring member disposed for pivoting movement about a centerline axis. The ring member is engaged with a plurality of vanes in a turbine engine such that the plurality of vanes pivot in response to the pivoting movement of the ring member. The variable vane actuation system also includes a ring moving device engaged with the ring member at first and second positions spaced from one another about the centerline axis. The ring moving device is operable to apply first and second forces, respectively, at the first and second positions to pivot the ring member.