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    • 1. 发明专利
    • Improvements in self-oiling hub bearings
    • GB218325A
    • 1924-12-04
    • GB1564924
    • 1924-06-30
    • JOHN DAVID JONES
    • F16N9/02
    • 218,325. Jones, J. D. June 30, 1923, [Convention date]. Filtering lubricant.-A self oiling bearing for shafts, pulley hubs &c., comprises a sleeve 15 having an annular packing recess 25 on each side of, and communicating with, a circumferential series of lubricant pockets 20 separated by longitudinal ribs 22. The sleeve 15 fits airtight within the hub of a pulley or it may be formed integral with the rotatable body and have a separate inner bush to simplify the construction of the pockets 20. As shown two series of pockets 20 are separated by a circumferential rib 21, and the pockets 20 intercommunicate by passages 23, 24. On rotation, oil in the pockets 20 passes through the holes 28, some of which open out into the passages 23, and spreads along the shaft. The constant withdrawal of lubricant from the pockets 20 produces, in the pockets, a slight vacuum which operates to return the lubricant to the pockets by way of the packing 26 which filters it.
    • 4. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to shaft bearings
    • GB372314A
    • 1932-04-27
    • GB269031
    • 1931-01-27
    • JOHN DAVID JONES
    • F16N7/36
    • 372,314. Lubricating shaft bearings. JONES, J. D.; 507, East 43rd Street North, Portland, Oregon, U.S.A. Jan. 27, 1931, No. 2690. [Classes 12 (i), 12 (ii), and 12 (iii).] A self-lubricating shaft bearing comprises a two-part housing 12, 39 in the base portion 12 of which a bearing member 19 is removably supported on ribs 16 and end walls 17 engaged by arcuate grooves, the member 19 having depending ribs 22 in which are formed vertical ducts 25 which are of relatively small cross-sectional area and which extend from the lower part of the bearing surface to below the oil level in a reservoir 13 formed in the portion 12, each rib 22 having a duct on either side of the vertical centre line and alternate ribs having also a duct coincident with that centre line, as shown in Fig. 6. The cap 39 is formed with a cavity 42 closed by a plug 43 and communicating with the upper part of the bearing surface of the cap through ducts 41, 41 , 41 . With the shaft 28 rotating in the direction shown in Fig. 3, oil is drawn up from the reservoir 13 through the left-hand ducts 25 and is carried round bv the shaft. Oil banks up in the clearance 45 and some passes through the duct 41 into the cavity 42 where it accumulates under pressure and returns to the shaft through the ducts 41 , 41 . Oil carried round by the shaft is discharged through the right-hand ducts 25 into the reservoir. Annular collecting grooves 31 at the ends of the bearing have drain holes 32 leading to the reservoir. Notches 34 formed in the upper edges of the member 19 also provide passages for return of oil to the reservoir. Openings 36 are formed in the lower portions of the ribs 16, and drain plugs 37 are fitted. A filling opening, the top of which is below the upper ends of the ducts 25 and which communicates with the reservoir 13 through a horizontal passage 15, is normally closed by a plug 14, and the oil level in the reservoir should be maintained above the bottom of the passage 15, which is above the lower ends of the ducts 25.
    • 6. 发明专利
    • Improvements in self-oiling bearings
    • GB158267A
    • 1921-11-17
    • GB245321
    • 1921-01-18
    • JOHN DAVID JONES
    • F16N7/12
    • 158,267. Jones, J. D. Jan. 22, 1920, [Convention date]. Capillary-action lubricating. - In a. self-oiling bearing for shafts, pulley hubs, &c., in which a constant circulation of oil is maintained along the bearing-surfaces, a divided casing 3 is inserted in a pulley hub, support or hanger and has a divided Babbitt metal bushing 4 secured in the casing by screws 5 so as to provide a central annular oil chamber 6 communicating by channels 8 with recesses 7 surrounding the bushing. The bushing is provided with small holes 9 communicating with the chamber 6, and with larger holes 10 through which protrudes wool packing 12 contained in the recesses 7. Screws 14 close the filling-openings, and render the chamber air-tight on rotation. Oil in the chamber 6 is drawn through the holes 9 and spreads along the shaft and is taken up by the packing 12, which filters it. The constant withdrawal of oil from the chamber 6 produces a slight vacuum in the chamber, which operates to draw the oil from the packing along the channels 8.