Rotary expansible chamber devices – Specific material
Patent
1981-03-17
1983-11-15
Dolinar, Andrew M.
Rotary expansible chamber devices
Specific material
418269, 291564R, 29463, 419 29, F04C 2344
Patent
active
044153210
ABSTRACT:
A vane compressor is provided which has a rotor formed therein with a plurality of axial slits opening in its outer peripheral surface in a circumferentially spaced arrangement, and in each of which a vane is received, and a plurality of cavities located between adjacent ones of the axial slits. The rotor is formed of at least two rotor elements integrally joined in an axial alignment, each rotor element being formed of a sintered alloy compact. The rotor elements are brazed along their end faces abutting against each other.
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Diesel Kiki Co. Ltd.
Dolinar Andrew M.
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