Scroll type fluid machine
OwnerJiro Iizuka, Kiyoshi Terauchi +1inventors
InventorsJiro Iizuka, Kiyoshi Terauchi, Hiroyuki Yokoyama
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OwnerJiro Iizuka, Kiyoshi Terauchi +1inventors
InventorsJiro Iizuka, Kiyoshi Terauchi, Hiroyuki Yokoyama
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A scroll type fluid machine having a rotation-preventing member extending between at least one of a fixed scroll and a housing which form a non-orbiting part and a movable scroll and preventing rotation of the movable scroll, and also having a mechanism for making the rotation-preventing member movable, the mechanism being provided to the rotation-preventing member for permitting a movement of the rotation-preventing member itself which movement is required for the rotation-preventing member to permit an orbital movement of the movable scroll. The scroll type fluid machine, with the rotation-preventing mechanism for the movable scroll, can be easily assembled into a target assembly condition, and can be formed to be small-sized and light-weighted.
A scroll type fluid machine comprising a fixed scroll, a movable scroll which engages said fixed scroll to form a fluid pocket being moved in a scroll radial direction, a crankshaft which engages said movable scroll to drive said movable scroll, and a housing which is provided with a bearing supporting said crankshaft, said movable scroll being orbited relative to said fixed scroll by a drive torque transmitted to through said crankshaft, characterized in that said fixed scroll and said housing form a non-orbiting part, and provided is a rotation-preventing member which extends between at least one of said fixed scroll and said housing forming said non-orbiting part and said movable scroll and which prevents said movable scroll from rotating, and also provided to said rotation-preventing member is a mechanism for making said rotation-preventing member movable, said mechanism permitting said rotation-preventing member's own movement required for permission of an orbital movement of said movable scroll by said rotation-preventing member.
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