Abstract:
Disclosed is a compressor. A lubrication surface, which has the same curvature as an inner circumferential surface curvature of a cylinder and which has a predetermined circumference length, is formed on an outer circumferential surface of a roller contacting an inner circumferential surface of the cylinder. With such a configuration, since the outer circumferential surface of the roller contacting the inner circumferential surface of the cylinder come in surface-contact with each other, an oil film is formed between the roller and the cylinder with a wide area. This can reduce a frictional loss.
Abstract:
In a scroll compressor having a supporting member in an axial direction, according to one aspect of the present disclosure, the scroll compressor includes a case, a fixed scroll having a fixed wrap, an orbiting scroll having an orbiting wrap coupled to the fixed wrap to define compression chambers, the orbiting scroll performing an orbiting motion with respect to the fixed scroll, a driving motor having a crankshaft, the crankshaft having one end portion coupled to the orbiting scroll, a main frame and an auxiliary frame fixed onto an inner wall of the case to support the crankshaft, respectively, and a thrust plate having an annular shape and interposed between the auxiliary frame and the crankshaft to support the crankshaft in an axial direction, wherein a plurality of oil channels are formed on a surface of the thrust plate so as to communicate an inside and an outside of the thrust plate with each other.
Abstract:
A turbo compressor is disclosed. The turbo compressor has an assembly-type rotating shaft where a permanent magnet is inserted into a connecting sleeve, a first locking projection formed on either an inner periphery of the connecting sleeve or an outer periphery of the permanent magnet facing the inner periphery of the connecting sleeve, and a first locking groove formed on the other. Thus, the permanent magnet constituting a rotor may be easily coupled into the rotating shaft, and the permanent may be effectively prevented from slipping. Moreover, a magnet embedded in the rotating shaft may be securely fixed so that it is held in a position where it is assembled, thus providing an advantage in concentrically aligning the magnet.
Abstract:
A motor-operated compressor is provided that may include an orbiting scroll and a rear housing supporting a rear surface of the orbiting scroll. The rear housing may be provided with a discharge space communicating with a discharge port of the orbiting scroll formed at a central portion of a surface facing the orbiting scroll, an oil separation space formed at one side of the discharge space to communicate with the discharge space, and an oil storage space formed at an edge portion of the surface facing the orbiting scroll. An oil return passage may be provided between the oil separation space and the oil storage space, so as to guide oil separated in the oil separation space to the oil storage space. Accordingly, a space for storing oil separated from a discharged refrigerant may be sufficiently secured while allowing the rear housing defining the oil storage space to be easily fabricated.
Abstract:
A motor-operated compressor includes a compression part including a fixed scroll and an orbiting scroll that form a compression chamber, and configured to compress fluid by an orbiting motion of the orbiting scroll relative to the fixed scroll; a motor part installed at one side of the compression part, and configured to generate a drive force to cause the orbiting scroll to make the orbiting motion; a rotary shaft connected to the motor part and the orbiting scroll, respectively, to transmit the drive force generated by the motor part to the orbiting scroll; a main frame disposed between the compression part and the motor part in an axial direction of the rotary shaft, and configured to support the fixed scroll in the axial direction of the rotary shaft; a discharge chamber formed between the fixed scroll and the main frame, and configured to be supplied with fluid discharged from the compression part; and a discharge part formed at the main frame and communicated with outside of the motor-operated compressor and the discharge chamber, respectively, to cause fluid discharged from the compression part to the discharge chamber to be discharged to the outside of the motor-operated compressor.
Abstract:
A scroll compressor may include a casing (110) having a sealed inner space; a drive motor (120) provided in the inner space of the casing to generate a rotational force; a rotating shaft (160) coupled to a rotor of drive motor to rotate; an orbiting scroll (150) formed of an aluminum material, and coupled to the rotating shaft to perform an orbiting movement; a fixed scroll (140) coupled to the orbiting scroll to form a compression space consisting of a suction chamber, an intermediate pressure chamber and a discharge chamber; and a rotation prevention member (170) coupled to the orbiting scroll, and formed of a sintered metal. As a result, it may be possible to prevent an Oldham ring from being worn out due to contact with the orbiting scroll. Furthermore, a weight loss portion or wear-resistant coating layer may be formed on a part of the Oldham ring, thereby suppressing a vibration noise of the compressor from being increased due to a weight increase of the Oldham ring.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a rotary engine including a housing having therein N rob accommodating portions (N is a natural number equal to or greater than 3), and combustion chambers communicating with the rob accommodating portions, respectively, a rotor having N-1 robs eccentrically rotating centering on a center of the rob accommodating portions, and consecutively accommodated in the respective rob accommodating portions during the eccentric rotation, and combustion controllers provided at both sides of each combustion chamber, and configured to limit a combustion range of mixed gas, whereby an excessive emission of unburned gas caused in an existing rotary engine can be overcome, efficiency of the engine can be improved, and a rotary engine with an optimized design condition can be provided.
Abstract:
A scroll compressor includes a communication hole formed to penetrate from a side surface of the non-orbiting scroll adjacent to a discharge side to a thrust bearing surface between the non-orbiting scroll and an orbiting scroll and a decompression member having a radial sectional area smaller than that of the communication hole and inserted into the communication hole. A refrigerant discharged to the discharge space is introduced to the suction space through the passage between the communication hole and the decompression member, thereby preventing a high vacuum state of the compression chamber, and a refrigerant passing through the communication hole is decompressed during a normal operation to restrain leakage of the refrigerant to the thrust bearing surface between the non-orbiting scroll and the orbiting scroll, thus increasing compression efficiency.
Abstract:
A turbo compressor, includes: an impeller housing having an impeller accommodation space, having an inlet formed at one side of the impeller accommodation space, and having an outlet formed at another side of the impeller accommodation space and communicated with the inlet; an impeller accommodated in the impeller accommodation space of the impeller housing, rotated together with a rotation shaft by being coupled to the rotation shaft, and configured to centrifugally-compress a fluid sucked through the inlet of the impeller housing, and to discharge the compressed fluid to outside of the impeller housing through the outlet; a back pressure space formed between a rear surface of the impeller and the impeller housing; a back pressure passage connected between the outlet of the impeller housing and the back pressure space; and a back pressure control valve installed between the back pressure passage and the back pressure space, and configured to selectively open and close a region therebetween.