Michael Thomas Daniels

US Patent:

53463765, Sep 13, 1994

Filed:

Aug 20, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/109197

Inventors:

Mark J. Bookbinder - Detroit MI
Christopher M. Bellinger - Lockport NY
Michael E. Daniels - Depew NY

Assignee:

General Motors Corporation - Detroit MI

International Classification:

F04C 1804
F04C 2700

US Classification:

418 554

Abstract:

A scroll type compressor 10 having a housing 12, a non-orbital scroll 24 mounted in the rear casing of the housing 12 and an orbital scroll 22. The scrolls 22 and 24 cooperate to form fluid pockets 46 and 48. An orbital drive 50 orbits the orbital scroll 22 to move the fluid pockets 46 and 48 to the center of the scrolls and compress the fluid sealed in the pockets. An anti-rotation assembly 54 is connected to the housing 12 and to the orbital scroll 22 to prevent rotation and permit orbital movement of the orbital scroll. An axial thrust load assembly 56 including a baffle plate 114 with continuous pressure chamber flanges 120 and 122 are mounted in the rear section 16 of the housing 12. The flanges 120 and 122 are telescopically received in grooves 124 and 126 in the end plate 28 of the non-orbital scroll 24. V-shaped spring seals 130 are placed in the grooves 124 and 126.

US Patent:

53663594, Nov 22, 1994

Filed:

Aug 20, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/109545

Inventors:

Mark J. Bookbinder - Detroit MI
Christopher M. Bellinger - Lockport NY
Michael E. Daniels - Depew NY

Assignee:

General Motors Corporation - Detroit MI

International Classification:

F04C 1804

US Classification:

418 555

Abstract:

A scroll type compressor 10 having a housing 12, a non-orbital scroll 24, an orbital scroll 22, an orbital scroll drive 50, an anti-rotation assembly 54, and an axial thrust load assembly. The non-orbital scroll 24 is mounted in a rear casing of the housing 12. The orbital scroll 22 cooperates with the non-orbital scroll to form fluid pockets 46 and 48. The orbital scroll 22 is driven by an orbital drive 50 to move the fluid pockets to the center of the scrolls and compress the fluid sealed in the pockets. The anti-rotation assembly 54 includes cups 94 and pins 96 which define a circular orbit that is followed by bearings 104 on pins 100. The scroll drive 50 includes a drawn steel cup 70 that is driven by a drive shaft 82. A first bore 72, with an axis offset from the axis of the drive shaft 82, receives a knuckle bushing 62 which is rotatably attached to the orbital scroll 22. A balance weight 88 is journaled on the orbital scroll 22 and is driven by pin 86.

Author:

Michael J. Daniels

ISBN #:

0792332075