Rotary expansible chamber devices – With plural working fluid inlet or outlet passages
Patent
1996-07-17
1998-04-28
Vrablik, John J.
Rotary expansible chamber devices
With plural working fluid inlet or outlet passages
418 551, 418 552, 418 60, F04C 1804, F04C 2502
Patent
active
057437190
ABSTRACT:
It is sought to provide an oil-free scroll vacuum pump, which can discharge condensed fluid in it to the outside. An oil-free scroll vacuum pump body 1 for withdrawing fluid from a vessel to be evacuated, compressing the fluid and discharging the compressed fluid to the outside, comprises a stationary scroll constituted by a housing half 4 and a wrap 7, another stationary scroll constituted by a housing half 5 and a wrap 6, and a revolving scroll 3. The housing half 4 has a gas ballast gas inlet duct 10 and an inlet port 4a, and the revolving scroll 3 has a communication hole 3e. Gas is introduced through the inlet port 4e into a sealed space defined by wraps of the individual scrolls engaged with one another. The introduced gas is compressed together with compression fluid in the sealed space, and the resultant fluid is discharged through a discharge port 4c to the outside.
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Haga Shuji
Tsuchiya Masaru
Anest Iwata Corporation
Vrablik John J.
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