Scroll compressor
AssigneeSanyo Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsTsutomu Kon, Satoshi Iitsuka, Akihiro Hayashi, Kazuyoshi Sugimoto, Yasunori Kiyokawa
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AssigneeSanyo Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsTsutomu Kon, Satoshi Iitsuka, Akihiro Hayashi, Kazuyoshi Sugimoto, Yasunori Kiyokawa
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A scroll compressor which is capable of preventing thermal damage to an O-ring and has a filter arrangement structure with favorable installation work efficiency is provided. The compressor is configured such that an intake pipe (50) for drawing in a refrigerant gas through an external pipe (P) is securely joined to a steel compressor casing (10) by penetrating therethrough, the compressor casing housing a stationary scroll (22) and a swingable scroll (24); and the lower end part of the intake pipe is fitted into an intake portion (22K) with an O-ring (60) disposed therebetween, the intake portion being provided in the stationary scroll. The intake pipe is configured to have a steel iron pipe body (54) on the intake portion side and a copper pipe body (52) joined to the upper end part of the iron pipe body. The copper pipe body of the intake pipe is silver-brazed (13) to the compressor casing, and a filter (F) is installed in the intake pipe.
A scroll compressor in which an intake pipe for drawing in a refrigerant gas through an external pipe is securely joined to a steel compressor casing by penetrating therethrough, the compressor casing being configured to house a stationary scroll and a swingable scroll;
A scroll compressor in which an intake pipe for drawing in a refrigerant gas through an external pipe is securely joined to a steel compressor casing by penetrating therethrough, the compressor casing being configured to house a stationary scroll and a swingable scroll;
A scroll compressor in which an intake pipe for drawing in a refrigerant gas through an external pipe is securely joined to a steel compressor casing by penetrating therethrough, the compressor casing being configured to house a stationary scroll and a swingable scroll;
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