A vapor compression system including a motor having a housing and a shaft having an axis, the shaft urgable into rotational movement by the motor for powering a system component. A primary bearing and a secondary bearing are positioned in the housing for rotatably supporting the shaft, the primary bearing rotatably supporting the shaft during normal system operation. A first bearing stop and a second bearing stop are positioned on opposite sides of the secondary bearing for transmitting axial forces generated along the shaft for reaction by the motor housing during abnormal system operation. At least a portion of corresponding surfaces of each of the first bearing stop and the second bearing stop facing the secondary bearing have a protective overlying layer of material applied thereto.

The invention relates to a device for strip guidance in a hot medium, comprising a deflection roller (3, 38) which has two roller pins (23, 39) and is mounted to supporting arms (1, 2, 34, 37, 54, 57) by means of ceramic journal bearings (20, 31), wherein the journal bearings (20, 31) are in each case arranged in a bearing receptacle (45, 55) of the associated supporting arm (1, 2, 34, 37, 54, 57). The invention is characterized in that at least one of the journal bearings (20, 31) in its associated supporting arm (1, 2, 34, 37, 54, 57) is fixed in the bearing receptacle (45, 55) by means of a force-fit that engages on the outer edge of the journal bearing (20, 31) and balances the different heat expansion coefficients of the journal bearings (20, 31) and the bearing receptacle (45, 55).

A thrust balancing mechanism for balancing axial loads on a rotor thrust bearing 3 is described. The mechanism comprises a piston arrangement 6 axially mounted on a stationary structure 2, about a centre axis arranged, in use, in coaxial alignment with a rotating shaft 1 carrying the rotor thrust bearing 3. A hydrodynamic thrust bearing 8 is mounted, in use, between the piston 6 and the rotor thrust bearing 3. The piston 6 is pressurised so as to impart to the rotor thrust bearing 3, via the hydrodynamic thrust bearing 8, an axial load which counters an axial load imparted to the rotor thrust bearing 3 by the rotating shaft 1.

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.

A bearing assembly for use in a blood pump includes a first component that has a convex bearing surface and a first outer surface proximate the convex bearing surface. The bearing assembly includes a second component that a concave bearing surface and a second outer surface proximate the concave bearing surface, the concave bearing surface being configured to receive the convex bearing surface. A plurality of grooves are defined through the convex bearing surface and first outer surface or through the concave bearing surface and the second outer surface.

A rack bush of a steering device for a vehicle may include: a bush body part installed in a rack housing of the steering device for a vehicle so as to cover a rack bar, and configured to guide the rack bar to move in an axial direction; a first uneven part formed in an uneven shape on an outer circumferential surface of the bush body part, and configured to bring the bush body part and the rack housing into line contact with each other; and a position fixing part formed at one end of the bush body part, and configured to prevent the bush body part from moving in the axial direction.

A rack bush of a steering device for a vehicle may include: a bush body part installed in a rack housing of the steering device for a vehicle so as to cover a rack bar, and configured to guide the rack bar to move in an axial direction; a first uneven part formed in an uneven shape on an outer circumferential surface of the bush body part, and configured to bring the bush body part and the rack housing into line contact with each other; and a position fixing part formed at one end of the bush body part, and configured to prevent the bush body part from moving in the axial direction.

The invention provides a high pressure nozzle (1), comprising: .Math.a longitudinal housing (2) having a liquid inlet end (3) and a liquid outlet end (4) opposite to the liquid inlet end and comprising an internal channel (8) running from the liquid inlet end to the liquid outlet end, .Math.a nozzle head support shaft (9), rotatably arranged partially in the internal channel (8) and comprising a liquid channel (22) in fluid communication with the internal channel, and .Math.a rotary nozzle head (10) supported on the nozzle head support shaft and arranged outside the housing, wherein the rotary nozzle head is arranged to rotate about a longitudinal axis of rotation (A) to provide a rotating spraying of liquid jetted from the rotary nozzle head, characterized in that the high pressure nozzle comprises an axial pressure compensator (12) arranged in the internal channel, wherein the axial pressure compensator is arranged to substantially compensate axial pressure force from liquid entering the channel at the liquid inlet end.

A vapor compression system including a motor having a housing and a shaft having an axis, the shaft urgable into rotational movement by the motor for powering a system component. A primary bearing and a secondary bearing are positioned in the housing for rotatably supporting the shaft, the primary bearing rotatably supporting the shaft during normal system operation. A first bearing stop and a second bearing stop are positioned on opposite sides of the secondary bearing for transmitting axial forces generated along the shaft for reaction by the motor housing during abnormal system operation. At least a portion of corresponding surfaces of each of the first bearing stop and the second bearing stop facing the secondary bearing have a protective overlying layer of material applied thereto.

A vapor compression system including a motor having a housing and a shaft having an axis, the shaft urgable into rotational movement by the motor for powering a system component. A primary bearing and a secondary bearing are positioned in the housing for rotatably supporting the shaft, the primary bearing rotatably supporting the shaft during normal system operation. A first bearing stop and a second bearing stop are positioned on opposite sides of the secondary bearing for transmitting axial forces generated along the shaft for reaction by the motor housing during abnormal system operation. At least a portion of corresponding surfaces of each of the first bearing stop and the second bearing stop facing the secondary bearing have a protective overlying layer of material applied thereto.