Scroll fluid machine having resilient member on the drive means

Rotary expansible chamber devices – Working member has planetary or planetating movement – Helical working member – e.g. – scroll

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418 553, 418 57, 418 60, 418 83, 418101, F01C 104, F01C 1706

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057555648

ABSTRACT:
A scroll compressor includes a drive shaft and an auxiliary drive shaft which are rotatably supported by stationary scrolls, and an orbiting scroll rotatably supported on these drive shafts through cranks. A resilient member is provided on the crank so as to allow thermal expansion of the orbiting scroll in a direction, along which the drive shafts are lined. With this construction, a distance between bearings for the orbiting scroll and the stationary scrolls is adjusted in accordance with the thermal expansion, and therefore even when the thermal expansion occurs, a smooth motion of the scroll will not be affected.

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