Two-lobe rotary machine
A technology of rotating machines and cams, used in rotary piston machines, rotary piston engines, rotary or oscillating piston engines, etc., to solve problems such as force concentration
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[0040] The present invention allows a stronger shaft to be used in the rotor described in U.S. Patent No. 5,393,208 by the applicant, which has a given crank length, or a shorter crank length for a given shaft strength. The implication of this is that at higher pressures, the larger shaft is better able to withstand the torsional stresses predominantly exerted on it by the rotating rotor.
[0041] An alternative improved configuration allows increasing the crank length for a rotor of a given size, which is roughly defined as the distance between the apex of the rotor and the contact point of the outer casing. The longer the crank length for a given size rotor, the torque on the shaft and the axial length of the rotor results in lower operating pressures, bearing loads and reduced losses in pressure seals. Crank length is defined as the distance between the eccentric load center and the longitudinal center of the shaft.
[0042]If the shaft is supported on both sides of the r...
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