Abstract:
A sealed compressor has a sealed casing in which a motor section and a compression section are both accommodated, and also has a pipe connector including at least one sleeve. The sleeve has a first end and a second end opposite to each other. The first end is inserted into a sleeve insertion hole defined in the compression section to allow a refrigerant to flow therethrough, while the second end is hermetically brazed to a copper pipe disposed outside the sealed casing. The sleeve is formed by deep-drawing a copper-plated steel plate into a generally cylindrical shape.
Abstract:
A sealed compressor has a sealed casing in which a motor section and a compression section are both accommodated, and also has a pipe connector including at least one sleeve. The sleeve has a first end and a second end opposite to each other. The first end is inserted into a sleeve insertion hole defined in the compression section to allow a refrigerant to flow therethrough, while the second end is hermetically brazed to a copper pipe disposed outside the sealed casing. The sleeve is formed by deep-drawing a copper-plated steel plate into a generally cylindrical shape.
Abstract:
A scroll compressor includes a scroll assembly accommodated in a closed container, a crankshaft for driving the scroll assembly, a main bearing for rotatably supporting one end of the crankshaft, and an auxiliary bearing for rotatably supporting the other end of the crankshaft. A recess is defined between the internal surface of the closed container and the external surface of a compression section comprised of the scroll assembly and the main bearing. A portion of a jig is inserted into the recess to achieve concentricity and parallelism of the auxiliary bearing with respect to the main bearing using reference planes defined in the auxiliary bearing and the compression section or by radially adjusting the auxiliary bearing.
Abstract:
In a scroll compressor, a stationary scroll is pressed toward a movable scroll by a back pressure of a discharge fluid compressed by a compression mechanism, and wear powder, produced from an annular seal (which receives the pressure of the discharge fluid) as a result of precession of the stationary scroll, is arrested, thereby achieving the scroll compressor high in efficiency and reliability. A pressure-receiving surface for receiving a back pressure of the discharge fluid so as to press the stationary scroll toward the movable scroll is formed on that portion of the stationary scroll disposed around a communication port which is formed in the stationary scroll, and communicates with a discharge port. An annular seal is provided to form a seal between the stationary scroll and an upper frame around a region of communication between the communication port and the discharge port in such a manner as to satisfy a necessary annular sealing surface area, and a circumferential recess is provided on that side lower in pressure than this annular seal.
Abstract:
A scroll compressor has a compression mechanism accommodated in a closed container and comprising a stationary scroll and an orbiting scroll. The stationary scroll includes a frame and a separate wrap element secured to the frame or otherwise movable relative to the frame. The orbiting scroll has a wrap element allowed to undergo circular translation with respect to the wrap element of the stationary scroll to compress gas. The wrap element of the stationary scroll is made of a readily machinable abrasion-resistant material to reduce the manufacturing cost of the scroll compressor.
Abstract:
A scroll blade of a scroll fluid machine is formed of eutectic graphite cast iron in whose structure the average value of the largest eutectic shell is not more than one fourth of the height of a lap of the scroll blade. The scroll blade material thus formed will facilitate increasing working precision and reducing the number of working steps.
Abstract:
The present invention provides an aluminium near net material for making a rotary scroll. Even when there is a displacement due to level of die accuracy, error in machines used for machining processes and shift of processing fiducial, the invented near net material makes it possible to manufacture rotary scrolls without having skin of the original material staying in a finished rotary scroll, by determining the cutting margin 4 for spiral fin smaller than the cutting margin 5 for axis.
Abstract:
A thrust plate disposed between an orbiting scroll member and a bearing for receiving a force axially exerted thereon is provided with a protrusion formed on the same plane as the thrust plate and projected radially inward. The bearing has a thrust plate holder comprising a recess to which the protrusion of the thrust plate fits in, by which the thrust plate is prevented from rotating while being able to move smoothly in an axial direction. Abrasion caused by rotation of the thrust plate is thus prevented, as well as abrasion on outer circumferential parts of the thrust plate can be prevented as a result of the thrust plate is capable of slightly shifting for adjustment to follow up any precessional movement of a thrust load.
Abstract:
A scroll compressor has a closed container 1 with a bottom serving as an oil storage 10 reserving lubricating oil 9. A gas-liquid separator 28 is provided near the closed container 1. An intake pipe 23 is connected to an upper end of the gas-liquid separator 28. An intake gas connecting pipe 29 extends normal to the axial direction of the gas-liquid separator 28 to connect the upper part of the gas-liquid separator 28 with the closed container 1. Meanwhile, a connecting pipe 24 is provided to connect the bottom of the gas-liquid separator 28 with the oil storage 10 in the closed container 1. Furthermore, there in provided a filter 30 between the intake pipe 23 and the intake gas connecting pipe 29. Thus, oil amount introduced into the compressor is reduced. Reliability is increased, and efficiency of air-conditioning apparatus is improved.
Abstract:
In a scroll compressor, a stationary scroll is pressed toward a movable scroll by a back pressure of a discharge fluid compressed by a compression mechanism, and wear powder, produced from an annular seal (which receives the pressure of the discharge fluid) as a result of precession of the stationary scroll, is arrested, thereby achieving the scroll compressor high in efficiency and reliability. A pressure-receiving surface for receiving a back pressure of the discharge fluid so as to press the stationary scroll toward the movable scroll is formed on that portion of the stationary scroll disposed around a communication port which is formed in the stationary scroll, and communicates with a discharge port. An annular seal is provided to form a seal between the stationary scroll and an upper frame around a region of communication between the communication port and the discharge port in such a manner as to satisfy a necessary annular sealing surface area, and a circumferential recess is provided on that side lower in pressure than this annular seal.