Patent classifications
F04D29/58
BEARING COOLER FOR A CENTRIFUGAL FAN
In one example, a centrifugal fan includes a bearing, a shaft rotatably supported by the bearing, fan blades operatively connected to and rotatable with the shaft to take in air axially and to exhaust air radially, and a groove in the shaft extending axially along an outer surface of the shaft through the bearing.
AIR COMPRESSOR AND VEHICLE
The air compressor includes: a housing assembly, wherein the housing assembly has a first installation cavity, a second installation cavity and a rotation-shaft cooperating cavity, and the first installation cavity has a gas inlet and a gas outlet; a rotor shaft, wherein the rotor shaft is rotatably fitted inside the rotation-shaft cooperating cavity, and extends into the first installation cavity and the second installation cavity; a pressure wheel, wherein the pressure wheel is nested to the rotor shaft and is located inside the first installation cavity, and the housing assembly is provided with a controlling flow channel for communicating the gas-intake side and the wheel-back side of the pressure wheel; and a driving assembly, wherein the driving assembly is nested to the rotor shaft and is located inside the second installation cavity.
ROTATING DEVICE AND VACUUM PUMP
A rotating device and a vacuum pump are provided, having a structure in which a refrigerant or the like does not leak out to an inside and which can sufficiently cool a rotating body, obtain high reliability, and realize cost reduction. The structure is constituted to include: a casing; a rotating body including a rotating shaft disposed rotatably relative to the casing, the rotating body constituted integrally with the rotating shaft; a hollow part formed along a center of the rotating shaft in the rotating body; and a cooling rod which is fixed to the casing and provided in a state of non-contact with the rotating body in the hollow part without having a mechanism for injecting a refrigerant, and which absorbs a radiation heat of the rotating body to cool the rotating body.
TWO-STAGE GAS COMPRESSING APPARATUS WITH COMPRESSED-GAS PRESSURE-DIFFERENCE-USE OPTIMIZING COOLING UNIT TO PERFORM COOLING USING PRESSURE DIFFERENCE
Disclosed is a two-stage gas compressing apparatus with a compressed-gas pressure-difference-use optimizing cooling unit to perform cooling using a pressure difference, and more specifically, to a two-stage gas compressing apparatus with a compressed-gas pressure-difference-use optimizing cooling unit to perform cooling using a pressure difference, the compressed-gas pressure-difference-use optimizing cooling unit cooling an inside of the two-stage gas compressing apparatus, collecting a gas used in cooling, re-compressing collected gas, and supplying a compressed gas to a portion which uses the compressed gas by using the pressure difference between gases generated in the completely airtight two-stage gas compressing apparatus so as to promote maximization of energy efficiency and a virtuous circle of energy.
High-speed turbo machine enabling cooling thermal equilibrium
Disclosed is a high-speed turbo machine enabling cooling thermal equilibrium and, more particularly, to a high-speed turbo machine enabling cooling thermal equilibrium, the high-speed turbo machine maximizing the cooling efficiency thereof by compressing and discharging external air suctioned therein, cooling an air compressor in a suction air-cooling method, decreasing a flow path of air for cooling the inside of the turbo machine and the air compressor, and optimizing the flow path. Accordingly, the present invention uses the suction air-cooling method and guides the flow of air for cooling the turbo machine through a specific path, so that it maximizes the efficiency and durability of the turbo machine, the cost reduction owing to the structural simplification of the turbo machine, and the easiness of maintenance by preventing an increase in temperature of the inside of the turbomachine casing (100) and the air compressor (200).
High-speed turbo machine enabling cooling thermal equilibrium
Disclosed is a high-speed turbo machine enabling cooling thermal equilibrium and, more particularly, to a high-speed turbo machine enabling cooling thermal equilibrium, the high-speed turbo machine maximizing the cooling efficiency thereof by compressing and discharging external air suctioned therein, cooling an air compressor in a suction air-cooling method, decreasing a flow path of air for cooling the inside of the turbo machine and the air compressor, and optimizing the flow path. Accordingly, the present invention uses the suction air-cooling method and guides the flow of air for cooling the turbo machine through a specific path, so that it maximizes the efficiency and durability of the turbo machine, the cost reduction owing to the structural simplification of the turbo machine, and the easiness of maintenance by preventing an increase in temperature of the inside of the turbomachine casing (100) and the air compressor (200).
PUMP FOR USE IN A VACUUM CLEANER
A pump is for generating a suction for application to a vacuum cleaner dirty air inlet. There is a motor inside a motor outer casing and a fan outside the motor outer casing having a main inlet and a main outlet. The fan generates a main suction flow between the main inlet and the main outlet and creates a region of under pressure. This under pressure is used to drive a secondary flow between a cooling air inlet to the motor outer casing and a cooling air outlet from the motor outer casing. The secondary air flow is induced by making use of an under pressure generated by the fan.
BOSS THERMAL WASHER
Systems and methods for thermal washers are described herein. A thermal washer may comprise a first metallic plate having a first inner surface and a first outer surface, a second metallic plate having a second inner surface and a second outer surface, the second metallic plate being oriented substantially parallel to the first metallic plate such that the first inner surface and the second inner surface are separated by a gap, and a thermal wool in contact with the first inner surface and the second inner surface, the thermal wool filling a void between the first inner surface and the second inner surface. A width of the thermal wool may be substantially equal to a width of the first metallic plate and a length of the thermal wool may be substantially equal to a length of the first metallic plate.
BOSS THERMAL SEAL
Systems and methods for thermal seals are described herein. A thermal seal may comprise a first metallic plate having a first inner surface and a first outer surface, a second metallic plate having a second inner surface and a second outer surface, the second metallic plate being oriented substantially parallel to the first metallic plate such that the first inner surface and the second inner surface are separated by a gap, and a thermal wool having a plate portion in contact with the first inner surface and the second inner surface, the plate portion filling a void between the first inner surface and the second inner surface, and having a shoulder portion extending from a perimeter of the plate portion, the shoulder portion extending outward from between the first metallic plate and the second metallic plate.
Blower Motor Assembly Having Air Directing Surface
A blower assembly includes a centrifugal fan and a motor assembly. The centrifugal fan has a plurality of axially extending impeller blades, a first axial end, and an air inlet. The air inlet is at the first axial end of the centrifugal fan. The motor assembly comprises a stator, a rotor, and an air directing surface. The air directing surface is shaped and configured to direct air drawn into the air inlet radially outwardly toward the impeller blades. The air directing surface extends generally along the rotor axis from its first end to its second end. At least a surface region of the air directing surface generally circumscribes the rotor axis and diverges radially outwardly as such surface region of the air directing surface extends away from the first end toward the second end.