Patent classifications
F04B27/0891
SUCTION DAMPING CASE
Disclosed is a suction damping case. A refrigerant introduced into the suction damping case flows for a predetermined period of time at reduced pressure and speed, and then is discharged to the outside of the body, so that a damping function can be made. When the suction damping case is coupled to a rear housing, a hook and an embossing prevents the suction damping case from being separated.
Multi-Stage Compressor and Method of Controlling the Same
A multi-stage compressor includes a compression module configured to compress a refrigerant therein through reciprocation of a plurality of pistons provided in a front housing, a rear housing coupled to the front housing to define an internal space between the front housing and the rear housing; a separation plate located between the front housing and the rear housing to separate the internal space between the front housing and the rear housing into a front space and a rear space; and a partition wall coupled to the rear housing to partition the rear space into an injection space before a refrigerant injected thereinto is primarily compressed, a primary discharge space from which the refrigerant is discharged in a primary compressed state by some of the pistons, and a secondary discharge space from which the primary compressed refrigerant is discharged.
Method for producing a swashplate
The invention relates to a swashplate (5) for a swashplate compressor (1) comprising a main swashplate body (8), which is made from a sintering material, and to a method for producing the swashplate (5).
VARIABLE DISPLACEMENT SWASH PLATE COMPRESSOR
A variable displacement swash plate compressor includes a displacement control valve that is configured to change crank chamber pressure, and an opening adjusting valve that adjusts an amount of refrigerant sucked into a suction chamber. The opening adjusting valve includes a valve case, a first valve element, a second valve element, and an urging spring. The valve case has a valve seat on which the second valve element is seated. The valve seat regulates movement of the second valve element toward the first valve element. A sealing member is provided between an inner peripheral surface of the valve case that defines a second valve chamber and an outer peripheral surface of the second valve element to prevent refrigerant in the second valve chamber so that leakage between a bleed passage and a control passage is prevented.
AIR PUMP
An air pump includes a mouthpiece, an adjustment mechanism, and an air cylinder mechanism that includes a small-diameter cylinder permitted to move relative to the adjustment mechanism. When the small-diameter cylinder is moved away from the adjustment mechanism, air from external environment is sucked into a first space of the air cylinder mechanism. The adjustment mechanism is operable to switch between a singular pumping state, where air in the first space is released to the external environment when the small-diameter cylinder is moved toward the adjustment mechanism, and a dual pumping state, where the air in the first space is injected into the mouthpiece when the small-diameter cylinder is moved toward the adjustment mechanism.
ASSEMBLY UNIT AS A STRUCTURAL COMPONENT FOR A LUBRICANT PUMP
An assembly unit as a structural component for a lubricant pump, the assembly unit having a base plate, at least one pump element housing fixedly attached to the base plate with a pump element powered by a linear motion inserted therein, and further having an eccentric fixing to enable assembling an eccentric arrangement provided with a circumferential eccentric in a fixed relative position to the pump element inserted into the pump element housing.
Suction damping case
Disclosed is a suction damping case. A refrigerant introduced into the suction damping case flows for a predetermined period of time at reduced pressure and speed, and then is discharged to the outside of the body, so that a damping function can be made. When the suction damping case is coupled to a rear housing, a hook and an embossing prevents the suction damping case from being separated.
Carbon free compressor pump system
The carbon free compressor pump system is a device that utilizes several pistons in a hydraulic or power press manner to compress gas or pump fluids. The device utilizes mechanical advantage of a pulley on the upstroke and uses a clutch device to utilize the gravitational force on the downstroke. In order to accomplish this the device includes a base that allows the compression process to take place and ensure there is only vertical movement. Further, the weight block ensures the system can utilize gravitational force on the downstroke. Further, the plurality of outtakes allows for the gas or fluids to flow out of the system once compressed or pumped. Furthermore, the conical tank takes the compressed gas or pumped fluid and further compresses the gas, increasing the pressure without moving parts. Thus, the device operates on carbon free electricity to compress gas and pump fluids.
Drive assembly and pump assembly arrangement for cryogenic pump
A cryogenic pump for pumping cryogenic fluid is provided. The pump includes a pump assembly adapted for exposure to cryogenic fluid that includes a plurality of pumping elements disposed about a pump axis. A drive assembly drives the pumping elements to pump cryogenic fluid. A plurality of actuating elements are arranged circumferentially about the pump axis, each actuating element operatively interconnecting the drive assembly with a respective one of the pumping elements. Each actuating element includes a first portion disposed a first radial distance from the pump axis and a second portion disposed a second radial distance from the pump axis with the first radial distance being less than the second radial distance at ambient temperature.
Double-headed swash type compressor and method for manufacturing cylinder block
Disclosed herein is a double-headed swash type compressor, and a distance between an outer peripheral surface of a shaft (20) and an inner peripheral surface of a shaft bore (11) is greater than a distance between the outer peripheral surface of the shaft (20) and an inner peripheral surface of a journal bearing (30).