Semispherical shoe for swash plate compressor and swash plate compressor
AssigneeNtn Corporation
InventorsTakuya ISHII, Satoru FUKUZAWA, Hirohisa ABE, Akihiro OOMORI
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AssigneeNtn Corporation
InventorsTakuya ISHII, Satoru FUKUZAWA, Hirohisa ABE, Akihiro OOMORI
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It is an object of the present invention to provide a semispherical shoe which can be prevented from being subjected to seizure even in a dry lubrication state in which there is no lubricating oil at the start time of an operation of a swash plate compressor, is excellent in its sliding contact property and load resistance, does not deteriorate in its lubricating property due to generated frictional heat, does not subject a resin layer to peeling from a base material, and ensures sufficient durability. It is another object of the present invention to provide a swash plate compressor in which a lubricating film is not formed on a sliding contact surface of the swash plate and that of a piston owing to the use of the semispherical shoe. A semispherical shoe (4) is subjected to sliding contact with the swash plate of the swash plate compressor and the piston thereof. Abase material (5) consists of a metallic member. A resin layer (6b) is formed on a surface of a planar part (4b) to be subjected to sliding contact with the swash plate. A resin layer (6a) is formed on a surface of a spherical part (4a) to be subjected to sliding contact with the piston. The resin layer (6a) and the resin layer (6b) are integral with each other. At least one portion of the base material (5) is not covered with the resin layer (6) and is exposed.
A semispherical shoe for a swash plate compressor so constructed that inside a housing where a refrigerant is present, a rotational motion of a swash plate mounted perpendicularly and obliquely on a rotational shaft by directly fixing said swash plate thereto or indirectly fixing said swash plate thereto through a coupling member to said rotational shaft is converted into a reciprocating motion of a piston through a semispherical shoe to be subjected to sliding contact with said swash plate to compress and expand said refrigerant,
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