Rotary vane compressor with reduced pressure on the inner vane t

Rotary expansible chamber devices – Heat exchange or non-working fluid lubricating or sealing – Non-working fluid passage in inner working or reacting member

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418257, 418269, F04C 18344, F04C 2902

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051692996

ABSTRACT:
In a rotary vane hermetic compressor an improved loading structure is provided for the vanes. A pressure reducing means incorporated into the compressor rotor reduces the frictional loading of the vane tips against the compressor walls. A passageway vents fluid at suction pressure into a cavity in the rotor containing the inner tips of the sliding vanes.

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