F16C2362/52

ROTATING DEVICE
20210203208 · 2021-07-01 ·

A rotating device according to the present invention includes a motor including an outer shell, a rotating shaft protruding from the outer shell, a first inner bearing supporting the rotating shaft, and a second inner bearing supporting the rotating shaft, a plurality of gears configured to transmit rotation of the motor to an external device, and a casing. A first outer bearing and a second outer bearing are arranged at the casing, and the first outer bearing and the second outer bearing rotatably support portions of the rotating shaft protruding from end surfaces at both sides of the outer shell in a longitudinal direction of the rotating shaft.

Magnetic radial bearing with flux boost

A magnetic bearing (20) has: a rotor (22) to be supported for rotation about an axis (502); and a stator (24) extending from a first end (30) to a second end (32). The stator has: a circumferential outer winding (50); a circumferential inner winding (52); a radial spacing (54) between the inner winding and the outer winding; a plurality of laminate teeth (84A, 84B, 86A, 86B); and a plurality of radial windings (34A, 34B, 36A, 36B) respectively encircling a respective associated tooth of the plurality of teeth. A plurality of magnetic flux paths are respectively associated with the plurality of radial windings and pass: radially through the associated winding; axially through the radial spacing; radially from the radial spacing to the rotor; and axially along the rotor.

FLUSHING OF A TOUCHDOWN BEARING
20210285453 · 2021-09-16 ·

A compressor with a touchdown bearing and a supply line for injecting a working fluid toward the touchdown bearing, and a vapor compression system incorporating the same are provided. The supply line injects working fluid approximately continuously when the compressor is operational. The compressor includes a magnetic bearing for levitating the rotating shaft when the compressor is operational. The touchdown bearing is used to support the rotating shaft when the compressor is shutdown. The touchdown bearing may be disposed, at least partially, between a pair of races. The injecting of the working fluid may cause the touchdown bearing to rotate between the races. The injecting of the working fluid may help mitigate a buildup of a debris between the touchdown bearing and the races.

Bearing assembly for a fan of an HVAC system

The present disclosure relates to a heating, ventilation, and/or air conditioning (HVAC) unit including a condenser coil and a condenser fan assembly. The condenser fan assembly includes a first fan and a second fan, where the first fan and the second fan are each configured to operate to pull air through the condenser coil. The HVAC unit also includes a motor of the first fan including a housing and a shaft, where the motor is configured to operate to rotate the shaft in a first direction. The HVAC unit further includes a unidirectional bearing that is coupled to the shaft and a mounting assembly of the condenser fan assembly, where the unidirectional bearing is configured to block rotation of the shaft in a second direction that is opposite the first direction.

Systems and Methods for a Tangent Drive High Pressure Pump
20210277889 · 2021-09-09 ·

Systems and methods are described for a reciprocating mechanism. The system includes at least one axially translating y-axis component configured to reciprocate substantially along a y-axis with a reciprocating motion of a piston assembly relative to a base. The system also includes at least one x-axis component slidingly coupled via at least one bearing assembly to and translating with the at least one y-axis component along the y-axis. The at least one x-axis component is configured to reciprocate substantially perpendicularly to the y-axis relative to the at least one y-axis component, and includes an orbital output component and an orbital linking component disposed substantially concentric with the orbital output component. The system also includes a stationary output component rotatably attached to the base in a direction that is substantially perpendicular to both the x-axis and y-axis, and a stationary linking component rotatably attached to the base in a direction that is substantially concentric with the stationary output component.

Wiring Structure of Magnetic Suspension Bearing, Compressor and Air Conditioner

The present disclosure provides a wiring structure of a magnetic suspension bearing, a compressor and an air conditioner. The wiring structure of a magnetic suspension bearing, for electrically connect a control coil of the magnetic suspension bearing with an external power source, includes a circuit board; wherein the number of the magnetic suspension bearing is two or more, and the control coils of the two or more magnetic suspension bearings are all configured to electrically connect to the circuit board, and the circuit board is configured to connect to the external power source. The present disclosure has the advantages of reasonable design, simple structure, implementation of integrating wiring of multiple magnetic suspension bearings, simplification of wiring work, improvement of production efficiency, and improvement of wiring reliability.

Glass ball having specific Young's modulus and coefficient of thermal expansion

A glass ball has a density of 2.3 to 3.2 g/cm.sup.3, a Young's modulus of 60 to 150 GPa, and an average coefficient of thermal expansion at 50 to 350° C. being 40×10.sup.−7 to 120×10.sup.−7/° C. The glass ball is formed of a glass material including, as represented by mole percentage based on oxides, 30 to 75 mol % of SiO.sub.2, 2 to 30 mol % of Al.sub.2O.sub.3, and 5 to 25 mol % of R.sub.2O, where R is at least one kind selected from Li, Na and K. The glass ball includes a compressive stress layer in a surface thereof.

SCREW COMPRESSOR ELEMENT AND MACHINE

Screw compressor element provided with a housing wherein a rotor is rotatably arranged by way of two bearings, respectively being a cylinder bearing (3) and a ball bearing (4), each provided with an inner ring (5, 6) and an outer ring (7, 8), separated by respectively cylindrical, or ball-shaped rolling elements (9, 10) that contact the inner ring (5, 6) and the outer ring (7, 8) at the location of a raceway (11a, 11b, 12a, 12b), characterised in that, next to the respective raceway (11a, 12a), the inner rings (5, 6) of the aforementioned bearings (3, 4) have a smaller outer diameter (B) than the respective raceway (11a, 12a) on the side facing the other bearing (3, 4) and in that next; to the respective raceway (11a, 12a), the inner rings (5, 6) of the bearings have a greater outer diameter (C, D) than the respective raceway (11a, 11b) on the side facing away from the other bearing (3, 4).

BUFFER SLIDE RAIL WITH FIXED FRICTION SILENCING MECHANISM
20210115971 · 2021-04-22 ·

The present invention provides a buffer slide rail with a fixed friction silencing mechanism, comprising an upper rail, a middle rail and a lower rail which are in sliding connection in sequence, wherein a fixed friction silencing assembly for reducing an axial moving speed is arranged between the connection of the upper rail and the middle rail, the fixed friction silencing assembly including an abrasion-resistant convex block which comes into soft contact with or is separated from the connecting convex block as the upper rail moves. The structure is simple, to increase fixed friction between the upper rail and the middle rail, reduce an axial moving speed, achieve a silencing effect, as well as ensure that the upper rail and the middle rail are opened or closed on the lower rail in sequence, improve the transmission stability of the slide rail, and guarantee the normal use of a drawer.

Controlled-dispersion of solid lubricious particles in a metallic alloy matrix

Methods for making a tribological bearing wear surface for a compressor component are provided. Such methods involve semi-solid metal casting, where an admixture of solid lubricant particles and a metal alloy material is heated to melt the metal alloy material, while the lubricant particles remain in a solid phase. The alloy material and solid lubricant have substantially different densities. The metal alloy material may be a copper, iron, or aluminum alloy, for example. The method further comprises mixing and cooling the admixture to form a semi-solid slurry admixture. Next, the method comprises introducing the semi-solid slurry admixture into a die. Finally, the semi-solid slurry admixture in the die is solidified to form a solid component having the solid lubricant particles homogenously distributed within a metal alloy material matrix, thus forming a metal matrix composite. Compressor components made from such methods are also provided.