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Differential pressure lubrication system for rolling piston compressor

CA 1258446 A · Owner: Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha · Inventors: Asami, Kazutomo; Sugihara, Masahiro; Hirahara, Takuho

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The lubricating oil pool 11 in the bottom of the shell 1 of a rolling piston refrigerant gas compressor is communicated directly with the space 16 inside the cylindrical piston 4 via a supply passage 10c in a side plate 10. Sufficient clearance is provided between the ends of the piston and the compressor side plates 9, 10 to enable limited communication between the space 16 and the compression and suction chambers 6 18. The, compressor discharge is supplied to the space 7 within the shell and the resultant differential pressure applied to opposite ends of the supply passage causes a steady flow of oil into the piston interior to properly lubricate the moving parts of the compressor.

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  • Granted August 15, 1989. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended August 15, 2006.
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FiledMarch 5, 1985
GrantedAugust 15, 1989
Term endedAugust 15, 2006
Patent numberCA 1258446 A
Classification (IPC)F04C29/02

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1986198919921995199820012004Application filedMarch 5, 1985Patent grantedAug 15, 1989Term endedAug 15, 2006

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