Rotary expansible chamber devices – With mechanical sealing – By axially relatively moving working member sections
Patent
1975-01-29
1976-12-07
Vrablik, John J.
Rotary expansible chamber devices
With mechanical sealing
By axially relatively moving working member sections
418111, F01C 1900, F03C 300, F04C 1500, F04C 2700
Patent
active
039959767
ABSTRACT:
A rotor is eccentrically journalled for rotation within a bore of a stationary housing formed with end walls and inlet and outlet ports. One or more blades are radially slidable within grooves in the rotor and biased into sealing engagement with the inner circumference of the housing. Rotation of the rotor and blades produces suction and pressure chambers within the housing to displace fluid from the inlet to the outlet. The rotor and blades are each formed in two sections with a resilient member inserted inbetween, the resilient members urging the respective sections longitudinally into sealing engagement with the end walls.
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Diesel Kiki Co. Ltd.
Jordan Frank J.
Vrablik John J.
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