Rotary expansible chamber devices – Heat exchange or non-working fluid lubricating or sealing – Non-working fluid passage in inner working or reacting member
Patent
1978-01-18
1980-06-24
Vrablik, John J.
Rotary expansible chamber devices
Heat exchange or non-working fluid lubricating or sealing
Non-working fluid passage in inner working or reacting member
418 99, 418100, 251 65, F01C 2104, F04C 2902, F16K 3108
Patent
active
042092876
ABSTRACT:
A rotor is eccentrically mounted in a bore of a housing and formed with radial slots in which vanes are slidably retained. A lubricant passageway leads from an oil sump through the radially inner portions of the slots to a fluid inlet, the oil sump communicating with a fluid outlet passageway leading to an outlet port. The high pressure in the outlet passageway forces oil through the lubricant passageway to lubricate the vanes and urge the vanes into sealing engagement with the inner wall of the bore. Oil sucked from the inlet into the bore lubricates the outer ends of the vanes and is recovered at the outlet and returned to the oil sump. In a first embodiment of the invention a check valve blocks the outlet port until the pressure in the outlet passageway reaches a level sufficient to sealingly press the vanes against the wall of the bore, thereby increasing the speed of pressure buildup in the outlet passageway. In a second embodiment of the invention a first check valve is provided between the bore and the outlet passageway and a second check valve is provided between the bore and lubricant passageway in such a manner that compressed working fluid is introduced into the lubricant passageway to press the vanes against the wall of the bore until sufficient pressure is built up for the oil to effectively press the vanes against the wall of the bore.
REFERENCES:
patent: 2654532 (1953-10-01), Nichols
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patent: 3243103 (1966-03-01), Bellmer
patent: 3921662 (1975-11-01), Hauffe et al.
Diesel Kiki Co. Ltd.
Vrablik John J.
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