Patent classifications
F04C27/003
COMPRESSOR
A compressor according to the present invention includes an oil separation mechanism and an oil supply mechanism. The oil separation mechanism includes an oil separation chamber and an oil drain path. The oil supply mechanism includes an oil supply port. The oil drain path includes a first flow path formed by penetrating a second partition of a housing and configured to open toward a first partition of a housing from the oil separation chamber, and a second flow path recessed in at least one of the first partition and the second partition and formed by the cooperation of the first partition and the second partition so as to get communicated with the first flow path. An outlet of the second flow path is located at a higher level in a vertical direction than an inlet of the second flow path while avoiding a direction facing the oil supply port.
Scroll compressor having a back pressure plate and a gasket coupled to a fixed scroll plate by at least one coupling member
A scroll compressor is provided. The scroll compressor may include a casing, a discharge cover to partition an inside of the casing into suction and discharge spaces, a first scroll, a second scroll that defines compression chambers together with the first scroll and includes an intermediate pressure discharge hole that communicates with a compression chamber having an intermediate pressure of the compression chambers, a back pressure plate that defines a back pressure chamber that accommodates a refrigerant discharged from the intermediate pressure discharge hole, a floating plate that defines the back pressure chamber together with the back pressure plate, and a gasket disposed between the back pressure plate and the second scroll and having an intermediate pressure communication hole that allows the intermediate pressure discharge hole to communicate with the intermediate pressure suction hole. The gasket may block communication between the back pressure chamber and the suction and discharge spaces.
Pump fittings and methods for their manufacture
A pump fitting has an inlet adaptor (10) for connection to an outlet (39) of a container (38) of fluid and including an inlet passage (10), an outlet passage (11) for fluid and a pump housing (12) between the inlet passage (10) and the outlet passage (11). The pump housing (12) contains a rotor (17) rotatably received in an interior surface of the housing (12). The rotor (17) includes a housing-engaging surface (23, 24) co-operating with the interior surface of the housing (12) to form a seal therebetween and also including at least one shaped surface (21, 22) radially inwardly of the housing-engaging surface and forming with the interior surface of the housing a chamber (25, 26) for conveying fluid from the inlet passage (10) to the outlet passage (11) on rotation of the rotor (17). A seal (28) is provided between the outlet passage (10) and the inlet passage (11), the seal (28) being urged into engagement with the rotor (17) to prevent fluid passing from the outlet passage (11) to the inlet passage (10) as the shaped surface rotates. The inlet passage (10), the outlet passage (11) and the housing (12) are formed as a one-piece molding.
SCROLL COMPRESSOR AND ASSEMBLY METHOD THEREOF
This scroll compressor is provided with a scroll member which has a compression chamber which compresses a work fluid, a housing which houses the scroll member, a second drive-side shaft (72c) which discharges compressed work fluid from the compression chamber and which rotates about an axis with respect to the housing, and a seal member (16) which contacts and forms a seal with the outer peripheral surface X of the second drive-side shaft (72c). On the outer peripheral surface (X) that contacts the seal member (16), the second drive-side shaft (72c) is provided with a surface hardened part (Y).
A PUMP AND A SET OF SEALS SEALING THE STATOR COMPONENTS OF SUCH A PUMP
A set of seals for sealing between two half shells defining at least one pumping chamber and two head plates to be mounted at either end of the two half shells. The set of seals includes: at least one annular seal for sealing between at least one of the head plates and the two half shells; two longitudinal seals for sealing between longitudinal contact faces of the two half shell stators on either side of the at least one pumping chamber, the longitudinal seals being configured to have end portions that abut against the at least one annular seal when mounted in the pump. Each of the seals within the set of seals are made of a material having at least one of: a hardness between 73-83, on the Shore A hardness scale; and a stiffness of between 2.4 and 4.2 N/mm per mm length.
SCROLL COMPRESSOR WITH IMPROVED SEALING PERFORMANCE OF BACK PRESSURE CHAMBER
A scroll compressor includes a movable scroll and a fixed portion. The fixed portion has a first bearing surface. The movable scroll has a second bearing surface. The scroll compressor includes a back pressure chamber located between the movable scroll and the fixed portion. At least one of the movable scroll and the fixed portion is provided with a groove disposed on a periphery of the back pressure chamber. The scroll compressor further includes a sealing assembly at least partially installed in the groove. One end of the sealing assembly is in contact with a groove bottom surface in the groove, and another end of the sealing assembly is in contact with the first bearing surface or the second bearing surface. The sealing assembly includes a wear-resistant ring and an elastic ring. The elastic ring has at least one recess on a surface thereof.
Scroll compressor having stable back pressure chamber with sealing members
A scroll compressor is provided, comprising: a compression mechanism comprising a non-orbiting scroll member and an orbiting scroll member, wherein the orbiting scroll member is axially displaceable between an engagement position and a disengagement position; a main bearing housing adapted to support the compression mechanism; a back pressure chamber formed between the orbiting scroll member and the main bearing housing, wherein the back pressure chamber is in communication with at least one of the compression chambers via a communication passage provided in the orbiting scroll member or the non-orbiting scroll member and is adapted to apply a back pressure to the orbiting scroll member to bias the orbiting scroll member toward the engagement position; and a first sealing means provided between the back pressure chamber and a suction zone of the compression mechanism and capable of maintaining sealing when the orbiting scroll member is axially displaced.
Pump cooling systems
A pump cooling system may include a cooling body configured to be fitted to a pump housing to receive heat from the pump housing via a heat conducting path between the cooling body and pump housing. The cooling body may have a passage through which, in use, a cooling fluid is passed to conduct heat away from the cooling body. The pump cooling system includes a cooling control mechanism configured to provide a gap in the heat conducting path at pump operating temperatures below a predefined temperature so heat conduction from the pump housing to the cooling body is interrupted.
Gaseous fluid compression device
An apparatus for compressing gas-phase fluid including a housing having a wall, a stator having a base plate and a helical wall extending from one side of the base plate, and an orbiter having a base plate and a helical wall extending therefrom. The base plates are disposed such that the wall of the stator and the wall of the orbiter engage with each other to define closed working chambers. The volumes and positions of the working chambers are changed in response to the motion of the orbiter. The apparatus includes a guide device having an opening formed in the base plate of the orbiter and a pin coupled to the housing. The pin engages the opening. A sliding element is disposed between the wall of the housing and the orbiter and coupled to the wall. The pin is pressed into an opening formed in the sliding element.
PUMP COOLING SYSTEMS
A pump cooling system may include a cooling body configured to be fitted to a pump housing to receive heat from the pump housing via a heat conducting path between the cooling body and pump housing. The cooling body may have a passage through which, in use, a cooling fluid is passed to conduct heat away from the cooling body. The pump cooling system includes a cooling control mechanism configured to provide a gap in the heat conducting path at pump operating temperatures below a predefined temperature so heat conduction from the pump housing to the cooling body is interrupted.