2852 results about "Scroll compressor" patented technology

In order to improve a compressor for refrigerant, comprising an outer housing, a scroll compressor arranged in the outer housing and having a first compressor member arranged stationarily in the outer housing and a second compressor member which is movable relative to the first compressor member, the compressor members each having a base and first and second scroll ribs, respectively, which rise above the respective base and engage in one another such that the second compressor member is movable relative to the first compressor member on an orbital path about a central axis for the purpose of compressing the refrigerant, a drive unit for the second compressor member having an eccentric drive, a drive shaft, a drive motor arranged in a motor housing and having drawn-in refrigerant flowing around it as well as a bearing unit for the drive shaft which comprises a first bearing member connected to the outer housing, in such a manner that the refrigerant drawn in by the scroll compressor is free from lubricating oil to as great an extent as possible it is suggested that the refrigerant flow through an oil separator, which is arranged in the outer housing between this and the drive unit, after flowing around the drive motor and prior to entering the scroll compressor.

Disclosed is a variable capacity scroll compressor including one or more bypass ports formed in a compression space, the bypass port being manipulated by intake/exhaust pressure of the compressor to control compression volume in multi-stages.

A plurality of scroll compressors with different fixed volume indexes are connected in fluid parallel circuit and configured to selectively operate to maximize isentropic efficiency at different condensing temperatures. Different quantities of scroll compressors of different volume indexes may be selected based upon typical climate or geographic location environmental conditions to attempt to maximize efficiency. A controller may selectively operate different combinations of the compressors of different volume indexes bases up load demands and condensing temperature conditions, which may be determined in a variety of ways.

A scroll compressor has a fluid pressure biasing system for both the orbiting scroll member and the non-orbiting scroll member. The biasing system can utilize a pressurized gas from the pocket of the scroll compressor or it can utilize an external pressurized oil source. In an additional embodiment, a hydrostatic bearing is located between the orbiting scroll member and the non-orbiting scroll member.

A scroll compressor comprises a fixed scroll, an orbiting scroll engaged with the fixed scroll to form a compression chamber therebetween, a back pressure chamber arranged at a back side of an end plate of the orbiting scroll, a back pressure hole formed in the end plate of the orbiting scroll to form a fluidal communication between the compression chamber and the back pressure chamber, and a release valve mechanism for discharging the fluid from the compression chamber to the discharge space when a pressure in the compression chamber is higher than the pressure in the discharge space, wherein the back pressure hole and the release flow path are arranged to prevent both of the fluidal communication and the another fluidal communication from being formed simultaneously.

A scroll compressor has a biasing chamber which contains a pressurized fluid. The pressurized fluid within the chamber biases the two scroll members together. A rotatable ring is attached to one of the scroll members to open and close a passage leading to this biasing chamber. When the ring opens the passage in one embodiment, this releases the pressurized fluid to remove the load, biasing the two scroll members together. When the biasing load is removed, the two scroll members separate, creating a leakage path between discharge and suction to reduce the capacity of the scroll compressor. When the ring opens the passage in another embodiment, a delayed suction passage is opened to reduce the capacity of the compressor.

Disclosed is a variable capacity scroll compressor in which a high-pressure fluid within a thermodynamic cycle is introduced into the inside of the compressor to increase the compression volume and also the fluid inhaled/exhausted from the compressor allows the fluid being compressed to be bypassed in multi-stages, thereby varying the capacity of the compression fluid.

A discharge valve system of a scroll compressor comprises: a fixed scroll having a discharge hole and discharge bypass holes; a discharge valve assembly mounted at the fixed scroll, for opening and closing the discharge hole by a pressure difference; and an integral bypass valve assembly mounted at the fixed scroll, for opening and closing the bypass holes and interworking the discharge valve assembly. According to this, a discharge amount of gas is maximized in a low pressure ration driving of the scroll compressor thereby to enhance a discharge efficiency. Also, the number of components is greatly reduced thus to reduce a fabrication cost. Also, the number of assembly processes is greatly reduced thereby to enhance an assembly productivity.

A discharge valve assembly is provided for preventing reverse rotation of a scroll compressor. The discharge valve assembly includes a cup-shaped valve member slidably engaged with a central post of a retainer member. The cup-shaped valve member includes notches in communication between the central post of the retainer and the sidewalls of the cup-shaped valve member.

The invention relates to a high-precision constant-temperature and humidity air conditioner operated in a wide temperature range. The air conditioner comprises an outdoor machine and an indoor machine, wherein the outdoor machine is provided with a condenser and a condensing fan; the indoor machine comprises an evaporator, a thermal recovery exchanger, an electric heater, a humidifier and a blower; and a compressor is formed by connecting in parallel a constant-frequency compressor and a variable-frequency compressor (or a digital scroll compressor) and is arranged in the indoor machine. As the system adopts frequency conversion technology or digital vortex technology and electronic expansion valve technology and unique classified evaporator control, condenser fan frequency-conversion control technology and evaporator frostless structural design, the air condition broadens the use environment range, indoor temperature control environment (between 7 and 30 DEG C) and relative humidity control environment (between 35 and 70 percent RH), can be reliably operated in the outdoor high-temperature environment of 45 DEG C, also improves the controlling precision of indoor temperature and humidity, and is applicable to places with severe requirements on temperature and humidity and large environmental temperature change.

The refrigeration unit of an electrically powered trailer refrigeration system includes an economized scroll compressor and an economizer circuit selectively operable to inject refrigeration vapor into an intermediate stage of the scroll compressor. An engine driven generator produces AC current to power the scroll compressor and other electric components of the system. During operation of the refrigeration system at high capacity demand, a controller will operate the refrigeration system in an economized mode if sufficient electric power is available from the generator and in the non-economized mode if insufficient power is available to sustain operation of the refrigeration system in the economized mode.

a First gap 15 in a thrust direction between teeth bottoms of a fixed mirror plate 2b and teeth tips of an orbiting lap 4a, and a second gap 16 in the thrust direction between teeth bottoms of an orbiting mirror plate 4b and teeth tips of a fixed lap 2a are formed such as to gradually increase from an outer peripheral side to an inner peripheral side of a scroll compressor, the first gap 15 is made greater than the second gap 16. Contact surface pressures of the laps 2a and 4a are kept low with respect to pressure deformation, contact pressure of the teeth tips of the fixed scroll part 2 and the teeth bottoms of the orbiting scroll part 4 are equally maintained. With this loads applied to the scroll parts 2 and 4 are equally received by a thrust surface.

The invention relates to an air source heat pump water heater unit, and particularly to an air source heat pump water heater unit with a phase change heat accumulator. An air source heat pump water heater unit with phase change heat accumulation is provided, which comprises a scroll compressor, an oil separator, a plurality of gas-liquid separators, a four-way reversing valve, a plurality of electromagnetic valves, a plurality of check valves, a double-pipe condenser, a water tank, a phase change heat accumulator, an evaporator, a dry filter, a liquid sight glass, and a plurality of thermal expansion valves, wherein the scroll compressor is provided with an air suction port, an air supplement port and an air exhaust port, the air suction port is connected with the evaporator via a pipeline, the air supplement port is connected with the phase change heat accumulator via a pipeline, and the air exhaust port is connected with the double-pipe condenser via a pipeline. Even if in a low-temperature environment (of lower than minus 25 DEG C), because the phase change heat accumulator is used as an auxiliary evaporator for the system, for providing heat to the system and supplementing air to the compressor, thus increasing the air input of the compressor, optimizing the running working condition of the compressor, and ensuring the stable and safe low-temperature running of the compressor.

A discharge valve is incorporated into a scroll compressor, and in a boss from a non-orbiting scroll. A valve stop is mounted in the boss, and the boss is sealed within an opening in a separator plate. The present invention provides a discharge valve within a scroll compressor having a separator plate while providing a more simplified construction over the prior art.

An improved scroll compressor lubrication system includes a number of embodiments wherein a lubricant port in the orbiting scroll supplies lubricant to the compression chambers throughout its entire orbiting cycle. The lubricant port is aligned with a recess in a flange of the fixed scroll throughout its entire orbiting cycle. In a further embodiment, the lubricant port is exposed to the compression chamber throughout its entire cycle. In other embodiments, the fixed scroll is provided with recesses spaced from each other by approximately 180 DEG . The lubricant port moves sequentially into and out of communication with these spaced recesses to supply lubricant to the compression chambers.

A sound attenuating cover for a scroll compressor is provided. The cover has a base member configured to support the compressor, the base defines a first chamber filled with a sound attenuating material. The sound attenuating chamber further has a cover member configured to cover the compressor and couple to the base, said cover member defines another chamber. This chamber is additionally filled with a sound attenuating material.

A method of operating a refrigeration system, that includes providing a plurality of compressors connected in parallel. The plurality of compressors includes a plurality of scroll compressors. The method further includes returning circulated refrigerant to the plurality of compressors, the circulated refrigerant having oil entrained therein. Returning circulated refrigerant to the plurality of compressors includes returning more oil to one of the plurality of compressors than to another of the plurality of compressors. The method also includes supplying oil from one of the plurality of compressors to at least one other of the plurality of compressors. Supplying oil from one of the plurality of compressors includes supplying oil from the one of the plurality of compressors having an opening in its housing. A fitting is assembled into the opening. The fitting protrudes through the housing into an interior portion of the housing.

A vacuum preventing device of a scroll compressor includes: a chamber formed at one side of a fixed scroll and having a suction pressure hole, a middle pressure hole and a discharge pressure hole communicating with a suction pressure zone, a middle pressure zone and a discharge pressure zone, each formed at a certain portion of an inner circumferential surface; an open and shut member installed inside the chamber and selectively communicating the discharge pressure hole and the suction pressure hole by virtue of a gas pressure of the middle pressure zone and an elastic force of a spring; and a gas leakage preventing unit for preventing a gas leakage in a normal operation by reducing a clearance between an inner wall of the chamber positioned at the side of the discharge pressure hole and the open and shut member.