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US 2020/0011307 A1Published application
Rotary type valve plate compressor
AssigneesHyundai Motor Company, Kia Motors Corporation
InventorSeong-Bin JEONG
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Abstract
A rotary type valve plate compressor may include a shaft, a housing through which the shaft passes, a plurality of cylinders mounted in the housing, a piston received in the cylinder and to be moved forward and rearward in response to rotational operation of a swash plate, and a rotary type valve plate to receive a rotational force of the shaft and to open and close a refrigerant passage hole through which refrigerant passes, based on a phase of the piston.
Claims9
A rotary type valve plate compressor, comprising;
- a shaft;
- a housing through which the shaft passes;
- a plurality of cylinders mounted in the housing;
- a piston received in the cylinder and configured to be moved forward and rearward in response to rotational operation of a swash plate;
- and
- a rotary type valve plate configured to receive a rotational force of the shaft and to open and close a refrigerant passage hole through which refrigerant passes, based on a phase of the piston.
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A rotary type valve plate compressor, comprising;
- a shaft;
- a housing surrounding the shaft;
- a plurality of cylinders mounted in the housing;
- a piston received in a corresponding cylinder of the plurality of cylinders and configured to be moved forward and rearward in response to rotational operation of a swash plate;
- and
- a rotary type valve plate configured to receive a rotational force of the shaft and to open and close a refrigerant passage hole through which refrigerant passes, based on a phase of the piston,
- wherein the refrigerant passage hole comprises:
- a low-temperature low-pressure gas-suctioning hole through which low-temperature low-pressure gas is sucked, and a high-temperature high-pressure gas-discharging hole through which high-temperature high-pressure gas is discharged, and
- wherein the low-temperature low-pressure gas-suctioning hole has a radius of curvature smaller than a radius of curvature of the high-temperature high-pressure gas-discharging hole.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.