Disclosed are a sealing structure and a scroll air compressor having the same. The sealing structure includes: an orbiting scroll including an orbiting scroll spiral tooth (11), the orbiting scroll spiral tooth (11) being provided with an orbiting scroll spiral tooth groove (12), an orbiting scroll wear-resistant sealing strip (30) being provided in the orbiting scroll spiral tooth groove (12); a stationary scroll including a stationary scroll spiral tooth (21) matched with the orbiting scroll spiral tooth (11), the stationary scroll spiral tooth (21) being provided with a stationary scroll spiral tooth groove (22), a stationary scroll wear-resistant sealing strip (40) is provided in the stationary scroll spiral tooth groove (22), the wear-resistant sealing strip (30) is divided into sections including a high-temperature and high-pressure section (30a) and a medium-temperature and medium-pressure section (30b). The sealing structure reduces costs of use and maintenance of the sealing strip; a buffer contact surface of the wear-resistant sealing strip (30) in contact with a scroll surface is flat, which improves performances of sealing and noise-reduction; a bottom surface of the wear-resistant sealing strip (30) is equipped with a sealing ring having a cross section in a shape of a circle or a circular tube, which improves the damping and buffering performances; thereby the performance of the air compressor is improved, and the use cost of the air compressor is also reduced.

A dry dual-scroll vacuum pump includes a driving assembly and an upper cover located above the driving assembly, wherein the driving assembly includes an output shaft, and a movable disk is eccentrically arranged on the output shaft; two groups of first scroll teeth that are centrally symmetrical are arranged on a side of the movable disk that faces the upper cover; a fixed disk is arranged at a lower end of the upper cover, second scroll teeth that are in one-to-one correspondence with the first scroll teeth are arranged on the fixed disk, and the first scroll teeth are meshed with the second scroll teeth to form a compression cavity; and the upper cover is further provided with an air inlet and an air outlet, which correspond to the compression cavity.

In a stepped scroll compressor, inclined surfaces (28, 29) of which heights are gradually reduced toward stepped portions are formed in a range W of at least 2ρ to 3ρ (here, ρ denotes a turning radius of a turning scroll) at (1) any one or both of inner peripheral end portions of high top lands (14H, 15H) of both scrolls and inner peripheral end portions of low bottom lands (14J, 15J) of the opposite scrolls corresponding to the inner peripheral end portions and (2) any one or both of outer peripheral end portions of high bottom lands (14K, 15K) of both the scrolls and outer peripheral end portions of low top lands (14I, 15I) of the opposite scrolls corresponding to the outer peripheral end portions, on the stepped portions (14F, 15F and 14G, 15G) of the top and bottom lands.

A compressor may include a shell assembly, a first scroll, a second scroll, a piston, and a piston-retention member. The piston engages the first scroll and may be partially received within a recess defined by the shell assembly. The piston and the shell assembly may cooperate to define a pressure chamber. The pressure chamber may be in selective fluid communication with a source of working fluid to control movement of the piston relative to the shell assembly. The piston-retention member may be mounted to the piston and selectively engage a rotationally fixed structure. The piston-retention member allows rotation of the piston relative to the first scroll in a first rotational direction and restricts rotation of the piston relative to the first scroll in a second rotational direction.

An electric compressor includes a housing including a compression part housing, a shaft support housing, and a motor housing fastened by a plurality of fastening members. A peripheral wall has a plurality of thick-walled portions that protrudes inwardly in a radial direction and through which their associated fastening members are inserted. The fixed scroll base plate has a plurality of protruded portions each protruding outwardly in the radial direction and disposed between the thick-walled portions in a circumferential direction. The fixed scroll base plate has a plurality of pillar portions each extending from the protruded portions toward the shaft support housing in the axial direction and spaced from each other in the circumferential direction. The elastic plate is held at a plurality of spots by the plurality of pillar portions and the shaft support housing.

The present disclosure may provide a compressor in which an outer circumferential side cross-sectional area of a vane slot is formed to be smaller than an inner circumferential side cross-sectional area thereof to decrease an area receiving a force in a roller direction by a vane so as to reduce a contact force between the roller and the vane, and a gas accommodation portion capable of selectively forming a suction pressure and an intermediate pressure is formed between the vane and the vane slot to appropriately control a contact force between the vane and the roller, and a contact surface of the vane facing the roller is broadly formed at a side of a compression chamber to appropriately reduce a contact force between the roller and the vane, and a space portion forming a discharge pressure is formed at least either one side of a side surface of the vane and a cylinder corresponding thereto to decrease a side directional reaction force applied to the vane, thereby reducing a mechanical friction loss between the vane and the cylinder.

An elastic body is provided which biases one of a fixed scroll and an orbiting scroll in a direction in which the fixed scroll and the orbiting scroll are spaced away from each other. With this, upon the start-up of a compressor, a gap is formed between the fixed scroll and the orbiting scroll, and thus the startability is improved.

An internal gear pump for a slip-controlled hydraulic vehicle braking system includes a pump shaft that is mounted rotatably on one side of a pinion and a ring gear that is mounted rotatably in an axial disk. The axial disk seals off the pinion and the ring gear at the sides.

A scroll compressor includes a fixed scroll, a movable scroll, a main bearing housing and an axial compliance mounting mechanism. The fixed scroll is engaged with the movable scroll to compress a working fluid. The main bearing housing has a bearing surface for supporting a movable scroll end plate. The fixed scroll is fixedly connected to a connecting portion of the main bearing housing by the axial compliance mounting mechanism so that the fixed scroll can move in the axial direction by a predetermined distance. The fixed scroll further includes a flange extending radially outward from a circumferential wall portion, having an axial geometric center position between a first surface and a second surface and positioned such that the axial geometric center position is closer to the movable scroll end plate than the axial middle position thereof. The structure can prevent or reduce damage to the axial compliance mounting mechanism.

A compressor may include a shell assembly, first and second scrolls, a piston, and a piston-retention member. The piston engages the first scroll and may be partially received within a recess defined by the shell assembly. The piston and the shell assembly may cooperate to define a pressure chamber. The pressure chamber may be in selective fluid communication with a source of working fluid to control movement of the piston relative to the shell assembly. The piston-retention member may engage the piston and a rotationally fixed structure. The piston-retention member allows rotation of the piston relative to the first scroll in a first rotational direction and restricts rotation of the piston relative to the first scroll in a second rotational direction.