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US853615A
US853615A US32738106A US1906327381A US853615A US 853615 A US853615 A US 853615A US 32738106 A US32738106 A US 32738106A US 1906327381 A US1906327381 A US 1906327381A US 853615 A US853615 A US 853615A
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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F02COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
    • F02NSTARTING OF COMBUSTION ENGINES; STARTING AIDS FOR SUCH ENGINES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • F02N7/00Starting apparatus having fluid-driven auxiliary engines or apparatus
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  • Y 2 sums-auw L Y Nn. 8153.615.
  • Y fPATBN'rBD MAY 14. 19u71.
  • 's invention relates to explosion motor starting mechanism in which the motive force necessary for overcoming the resistance of the erplosion motor to the rotation of its crank shaft previouslyto the occurrence of an explosion therein, is derived from s. fluid under pressure.
  • the improved starting mechanism is illus ⁇ trated in the ennexedfdrewing in which :fe FI e '1 is a section online A-A of Fig. 2 and ig. 2 is a. plan partlyin section showing part of the frame of a motor or of a motor car and of the motor starting shaft with the im proved starting mechanism e plied thereto.
  • 'g. 3 is a front elevation and) ig. 4s horizontal section on line B B'eFig. 3 illustrating another form of the improved starting mechanism.
  • V1 and 2 c may represent the fronttransversc member of ia motor car frame, or any membertransverse to the am's of the motor.
  • 'n represents the Vstertir'l i shaft of the motor W the letter.v ⁇ To the .-ehef screw threaded spindle k spindle k reveal -pendently of the shaft-n but causing the rotation of the spindle 1c in the other direction to rotate also the the spindle if are of steep pitch.
  • Y The spindle revolution in the brd f is s socket to Whc c' and in the bracket l.
  • the cylinder 6 is formed With e srieeve 18 passing through the frame member 10 slid forming a. stu ling box itted With a gland 11 .through which passes a. cylindrical journal 'gon the spindle 1.
  • piston 4 is formed with e sleeve 5 cylindrical lntcriorly to receive the spindle 1 end pris- 'lnato exteriorly to move longitudinally1r with out revolution in a prisznatic ide 14 forming art ofthe head 7 of the cy inder 6.
  • the hea 7 is not integral with the cylinder 6 but is made to he capable of revolving independently. It is however normally heldV stationaryeither by the frictonal force of the screw Iesp 8 or' byn' spring locking do l?.

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` JULES ALBERT AoERoN AND BLAISE vJEAN MARIE REMY, or LYON, FRANCE. EXPLOSION-MOTOR-STARTING YMEQHA'NISWI- ICI To wr! whom t may concern:
Be it known that We, J ULEs ALBERT Asn RON and BLAISE JEAN MARIE REMY.Y citizens of the FrenchRepublilc, residing at Lyon, France, have invented certain new and use` ul Improvements in Ex losion-Motor-Stsrif ing Mechanism, of wh'ic the following is e specification.
's invention relates to explosion motor starting mechanism in which the motive force necessary for overcoming the resistance of the erplosion motor to the rotation of its crank shaft previouslyto the occurrence of an explosion therein, is derived from s. fluid under pressure.
The improved starting mechanism is illus` trated in the ennexedfdrewing in which :fe FI e '1 is a section online A-A of Fig. 2 and ig. 2 is a. plan partlyin section showing part of the frame of a motor or of a motor car and of the motor starting shaft with the im proved starting mechanism e plied thereto. 'g. 3 is a front elevation and) ig. 4s horizontal section on line B B'eFig. 3 illustrating another form of the improved starting mechanism.
In Figs. V1 and 2 c may represent the fronttransversc member of ia motor car frame, or any membertransverse to the am's of the motor. 'n represents the Vstertir'l i shaft of the motor W the letter.v `To the .-ehef screw threaded spindle k spindle k revel -pendently of the shaft-n but causing the rotation of the spindle 1c in the other direction to rotate also the the spindle if are of steep pitch. Y The spindle revolution in the brd f is s socket to Whc c' and in the bracket l.
is journaled in theplate' m bolted to member On the plate m are .xed two trunk pistons t la, on which slide two cylinders c c connected together by a. bridge cl in which is cavity c2 in which the nut c is iourneled. This nut i e" apes the spindle r.- The nut i is normallyngeli from e cal by e setscrew 7'.
is connected a pipe from a suitable elastic Huid.
e e 'ere passa. eways frein socket f to the outer endsV o pistons t In @ther pessae Waysg g extend |from theY ends of pistons tV to Vports hit-in the sidesofseid pistons. A spring o is interposed between the nut and the endcf the bracket?. Y
When elastic uid is 'cdniitted from the Specification of Letters Patent.
Application led .111132231 1906 Serial Hm 327,381.
inch engages the cran shaft of, t n is connected 'the bly means of ratchet permitting of the xn' one direction inde-l shaft n. The threads ofV reservoir of' compressed Patented Muy 14, 1907.
reservoir to the cglinders c c en t the pistons, and the nuts' thus move outwar end the nut, being prevented from turning lsenses the spindle k to be turned, end the spindle turns the stertin shaft n. At the end of the ontstroke of t e cylinders c-c the ports it are uncovered and the elastic fluid escapes, the spring o virili then return 'the arts to their previous position, it bein unerstood that the inlet of motive lind to pass es e e hssbeen cut on. i lunghe form of construction shown in Figs.
3 and 4 a single cylinder Sie axially trio with the s indle 1.Y The cylinder 6 is formed With e srieeve 18 passing through the frame member 10 slid forming a. stu ling box itted With a gland 11 .through which passes a. cylindrical journal 'gon the spindle 1. piston 4 is formed with e sleeve 5 cylindrical lntcriorly to receive the spindle 1 end pris- 'lnato exteriorly to move longitudinally1r with out revolution in a prisznatic ide 14 forming art ofthe head 7 of the cy inder 6. The hea 7 is not integral with the cylinder 6 but is made to he capable of revolving independently. It is however normally heldV stationaryeither by the frictonal force of the screw Iesp 8 or' byn' spring locking do l?. The
outer-fend of sleeve 5 'is closed. Y plug with squared head 15. VThe-piston 4 is passages e e it expands in the forces them outward from also made to receive the'non-I otaryl nut 2 engaging the threads on the spindle At the `ninerendoi the spindle 1 is a squared end 3 to engage the motor starting sheft. Within "the cylinder 6 lis a springlZV bearing on the piston 4. 13 represents the outlet of elastic pressure iui Y -`When the pressure fluid is admitted the` t piston e is driven back against the pressure of spring 12.
net 2 therefore revolves the s' indie 1. Should the apparatus fai too Y. rate by reason of exhaustion of motive uidgr otherwise the spindle I or 1 pendemly by handl Y Yprevent the nuto or 2y from Y een pnt out of action, enin the set screwg (j heaV 7 (Fig. 4.)V v
What we claim as' our invention and desire to' secure by Letters Patent of the United States is revolving )has igrfl) or the cylinder e pistons b b. The bridge ci connectin concen- ,Y
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y a screw' ort for inlet or h It cannot `revolve owing ,to the Y prismctic sleeve 5 and the :lzied'hfeed i The .Y
- roo may be revolved inde-'VV after the means which that is to say by loos-4 1.- In 'a nti-.oi arming devise 'the uam-birre,Y
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tin with motor sbartin r shaft, of e steep olierative to'propel the nut lon pitch screw threaded spind e, connections bet e spindle together with detachable means tween said shaft and spindle, e nut engaging for preventing said nut lrom iihespindle and n piston ressure device operspring operatlve to return sai 5 alive to propel the nut ongitudinally of the melrestlngposition.
pindle together with detachable means for In witness whereof we revolving and a 15 d mit to 1ts norhave signed lhis reventing said nut from revolving. specification in the presence of two witnesses. 2. ,In e motor starting device the eombina- JULES ALBERT AGERON. tion with a, motor starting shaft, of a steep BLAISE JEAN MARIE REMY. io itch screw threaded spindle, connections Witnesses:
ietween said shaft and spindle, e mit engag- GASTON J EAUNIAUX,
ing the spindle and a `piston pressure device MARNI VEACHOY.
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US2468943A (en) * 1945-05-18 1949-05-03 John R Parsons Pressure fluid servomotor

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