Scroll type fluid machine having a rotatable cylindrical ring on

Rotary expansible chamber devices – Working member has planetary or planetating movement – Helical working member – e.g. – scroll

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418 556, 418 57, F01C 104, F01C 2102, F01C 2104

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057279357

ABSTRACT:
A scroll type fluid machine has a swivel scroll (14) driven by a drive bush (101) engaged with a drive shaft bearing portion of the swivel scroll (14) and an eccentric drive pin (25) provided eccentrically on a drive shaft (7). Concentrated surface fatigue caused on the surface of the drive bush (101) is avoided and an elongation of the life of the drive bush (101) is attained by a rotatable cylindrical ring (102) being provided on the outer circumference of the drive bush (101).

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Abstract of a publication entitled "Bearing" (Norimune Soda) issued 1964.

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