F02F2007/0056

OIL FLOW CONTROL FOR AN ENGINE BY DEFLECTION

An engine is provided with a cylinder block and a ladderframe having a portion of an oil conduit and a deflector. The engine has a metal-to-metal seal positioned between the ladderframe and block to circumferentially surround the oil conduit, and has a gasket seal positioned between the ladderframe and block to be outboard and spaced apart from the oil conduit. The deflector is positioned between the metal-to-metal seal and the gasket seal. An engine component is provided with a member having a deflector and forming an oil conduit. The deflector has an arcuate deflector surface following an outer wall of the oil conduit to redirect oil escaping the oil conduit. A ladderframe is configured to provide a deflection surface, with the deflection surface positioned to guide high pressure oil away from adjacent RTV seals.

ENGINE BED PLATE
20170306883 · 2017-10-26 ·

An engine bed plate includes a plurality of partition walls provided in a casing and dividing an interior of the casing to define a plurality of crank chambers. A first ventilation hole is provided in a front wall and each of the plurality of partition walls. The first ventilation hole is formed in a horizontal direction to ventilate the plurality of crank chambers.

Insert of bed plate of vehicle

An insert for a bed plate according to an embodiment of the present disclosure is coupled to a lower portion of an engine block. The insert of the bed plate includes a crankshaft seating portion disposed at a center and where a crankshaft is mounted. The insert of the bed plate also includes a ladder frame fixing portions that are disposed at opposite ends of the insert to facilitate coupling to a ladder frame. The insert of the bed plate also includes a plurality of protrusion portions that are formed on both surfaces of the insert and contact the ladder frame.

Insert of Bed Plate of Vehicle
20220252020 · 2022-08-11 ·

An insert for a bed plate according to an embodiment of the present disclosure is coupled to a lower portion of an engine block. The insert of the bed plate includes a crankshaft seating portion disposed at a center and where a crankshaft is mounted. The insert of the bed plate also includes a ladder frame fixing portions that are disposed at opposite ends of the insert to facilitate coupling to a ladder frame. The insert of the bed plate also includes a plurality of protrusion portions that are formed on both surfaces of the insert and contact the ladder frame.

Ladder frame for internal combustion engine
10598123 · 2020-03-24 · ·

A ladder frame for an internal combustion engine includes a first lateral wall and a second lateral wall, crank caps, and first joining portions and second joining portions. Each crank cap includes an arc-shaped center portion, a first lateral portion and a second lateral portion. Each first lateral portion is joined to the first lateral wall via each first joining portion, and each second lateral portion is joined to the second lateral wall via each second joining portion. Each center portion includes a supporting portion that rotatably supports the crankshaft, the center portion including a recess to which the residual portion is joined, on the opposite side to the supporting portion. Respective thicknesses of the first lateral portion and the second lateral portion are the same as that of the center portion. The recess is provided with a projection embedded in the residual portion.

Oil flow control for an engine by deflection

An engine is provided with a cylinder block and a ladderframe having a portion of an oil conduit and a deflector. The engine has a metal-to-metal seal positioned between the ladderframe and block to circumferentially surround the oil conduit, and has a gasket seal positioned between the ladderframe and block to be outboard and spaced apart from the oil conduit. The deflector is positioned between the metal-to-metal seal and the gasket seal. An engine component is provided with a member having a deflector and forming an oil conduit. The deflector has an arcuate deflector surface following an outer wall of the oil conduit to redirect oil escaping the oil conduit. A ladderframe is configured to provide a deflection surface, with the deflection surface positioned to guide high pressure oil away from adjacent RTV seals.

OIL FLOW CONTROL FOR AN ENGINE BY DEFLECTION

An engine is provided with a cylinder block and a ladderframe having a portion of an oil conduit and a deflector. The engine has a metal-to-metal seal positioned between the ladderframe and block to circumferentially surround the oil conduit, and has a gasket seal positioned between the ladderframe and block to be outboard and spaced apart from the oil conduit. The deflector is positioned between the metal-to-metal seal and the gasket seal. An engine component is provided with a member having a deflector and forming an oil conduit. The deflector has an arcuate deflector surface following an outer wall of the oil conduit to redirect oil escaping the oil conduit. A ladderframe is configured to provide a deflection surface, with the deflection surface positioned to guide high pressure oil away from adjacent RTV seals.

Oil flow control for an engine by deflection

An engine is provided with a cylinder block and a ladderframe having a portion of an oil conduit and a deflector. The engine has a metal-to-metal seal positioned between the ladderframe and block to circumferentially surround the oil conduit, and has a gasket seal positioned between the ladderframe and block to be outboard and spaced apart from the oil conduit. The deflector is positioned between the metal-to-metal seal and the gasket seal. An engine component is provided with a member having a deflector and forming an oil conduit. The deflector has an arcuate deflector surface following an outer wall of the oil conduit to redirect oil escaping the oil conduit. A ladderframe is configured to provide a deflection surface, with the deflection surface positioned to guide high pressure oil away from adjacent RTV seals.

LADDER FRAME FOR INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE
20190186413 · 2019-06-20 · ·

A ladder frame for an internal combustion engine includes a first lateral wall and a second lateral wall, crank caps, and first joining portions and second joining portions. Each crank cap includes an arc-shaped center portion, a first lateral portion and a second lateral portion. Each first lateral portion is joined to the first lateral wall via each first joining portion, and each second lateral portion is joined to the second lateral wall via each second joining portion. Each center portion includes a supporting portion that rotatably supports the crankshaft, the center portion including a recess to which the residual portion is joined, on the opposite side to the supporting portion. Respective thicknesses of the first lateral portion and the second lateral portion are the same as that of the center portion. The recess is provided with a projection embedded in the residual portion.