Abstract:
The invention relates to an air volume regulator assembly of the type used in the ducts of heating and cooling systems. A duct section is provided having walls on three sides thereof and a removable wall portion. A damper type regulator unit is mounted on the wall portion and is thereby easily removable for inspection and repair. A U-shape portal in the duct section is in spaced relation to the three walls and is in surrounding relation to the regulator unit. Sound absorbing material is between the portal and the three walls. In the illustrated embodiment of the invention the portal is attached to the removable wall portion.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a pneumatic pressure regulating assembly. The assembly includes a cylindrically shaped housing having a top or cover portion with holes therein. A spindle member extends through and above the housing with the spindle portion above the housing being hollow and having an inlet opening in fluid communication with the hollow interior. A dish shaped member having a central opening is slidably mounted on the spindle member. The dish shaped member has a flange engageable with the top portion of the housing and being in surrounding relation to the holes in the cover portion. The dish shaped member is raisable by air flowing through the housing and the holes in the cover thereof so as to allow a portion of this air to be blown off and the remaining portion of the air to enter the inlet opening of the spindle member. The dish shaped member has a predetermined weight and the pressure is regulated by reason of the dish shaped member assuming different vertical positions which keeps the pressure constant by varying the amount of air blown off.
Abstract:
THE INVENTION RELATES TO A NOISE REDUCING ASSEMBLY FOR A REFRIGERATION UNIT OF THE HERMETICALLY SEALED TYPE. THE ASSEMBLY INCLUDES WALLS FORMING A HEAT INSULATING CHAMBER SURROUNDING THE NOISE REDUCING CHAMBER WITH A SUBSTANTIALLY STATICALLY CONTAINED GAS IN SAID HEAT INSULATION CHAMBER.
Abstract:
THE INVENTION RELATES TO A MOTOR-COMPRESSOR ASSEMBLY OF THE TYPE USED FOR SMALL REFIGERATING MACHINES. THE ASSEMBLY HAS A VERTICAL CRANKSHAFT ARRANGEMENT WITH A CARRIER FRAME BEING FORMED WITH RADIAL AND AXIAL THRUST BEARINGS TO PROVIDE LATERAL AND VERTICAL SUPPORT FOR THE CRANKSHAFT. A DETACHABLE BEARING MEMBER IS ATTACHED TO THE UPPER PORTION OF THE CRANKSHAFT WHICH HAS AN ANNULAR BEARING SURFACE FOR ENGAGEMENT WITH SAID AXIAL THRUST BEARING AND COMPENSATING WEIGHT MEANS FOR COUNTERBALANCING THE CRANK PORTION OF THE CRANKSHAFT.