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Oil-injection-type rotary compressor having a centrifugal water separator

Assignee: Airman Corp
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Filing: 1973-12-19
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Granted: 1976-03-23
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Expires: 1993-12-19
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Abstract

Abstract An oil-injection-type rotary compressor having a centrifugal water separator which is disposed in the cooling and lubricating oil system thereof, and which is characterized in that water particles contained in the cooling and lubricating oil are automatically separated either continuously or intermittently from the lubricating oil and are discharged therefrom to the exterior of the compressor.

Inventors

  • 👤 Goro Sato

Bibliographic Details

Application Number —
Jurisdiction US
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Last Synchronized 2026-11-05 18:55
CPC Classifications
B; B04; B04B; B04B5/00; B04B5/005; B01; B01D; B01D17/00; B01D17/02; B01D17/0217; F; F04; F04C; F04C29/00; F04C29/0007; F04C29/02; F04C29/026; Y; Y10; Y10S; Y10S418/00; Y10S418/01; Y10S494/00; Y10S494/901

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 7
Claim 1
Independent Claim 212 words
In combination, an oil injection type rotary compressor having a centrifugal water separator disposed in the cooling and lubricating system thereof, said compressor having a discharge port from which gas is discharged under pressure, and which is in communication with said water separator through a pressure vessel and oil separator, said centrifugal water separator having a rotary unit, means, having inlet and outlet sides, driving said rotary unit to separate water particles, contained in the oil, from the oil, other means maintaining a fluid pressure at said inlet side corresponding to the pressure of the gas discharged from said compressor, further means maintaining a fluid pressure at said outlet side which is lower than that at said inlet side, wherein said other means includes conduit means disposed between said pressure vessel and oil separator and said inlet side of said means, said conduit means providing a flow path for the oil, and water container therein, and received from said pressure vessel and oil separator, and wherein said further means includes a pump means disposed between said outlet side of said means and said pressure vessel and oil separator, where by the pressure differential across said means causes said rotary unit to be revolved and thereby discharge the water particles from said separator.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 212 words
In combination, an oil injection type rotary compressor having a centrifugal water separator disposed in the cooling and lubricating system thereof, said compressor having a discharge port from which gas is discharged under pressure, and which is in communication with said water separator through a pressure vessel and oil separator, said centrifugal water separator having a rotary unit, means, having inlet and outlet sides, driving said rotary unit to separate water particles, contained in the oil, from the oil, other means maintaining a fluid pressure at said inlet side corresponding to the pressure of the gas discharged from said compressor, further means maintaining a fluid pressure at said outlet side which is lower than that at said inlet side, wherein said other means includes conduit means disposed between said pressure vessel and oil separator and said inlet side of said means, said conduit means providing a flow path for the oil, and water container therein, and received from said pressure vessel and oil separator, and wherein said further means includes a pump means disposed between said outlet side of said means and said pressure vessel and oil separator, where by the pressure differential across said means causes said rotary unit to be revolved and thereby discharge the water particles from said separator.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 18 words
The combination as defined in claim 1 wherein the pressure differential is higher than 1 kg./cm 2 .
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 227 words
In combination, an oil injection type rotary compressor having a centrifugal water separator disposed in the cooling and lubricating system thereof, said compressor having a discharge port from which gas is discharged under pressure, and which is in communication with said water separator through a pressure vessel and oil separator, said centrifugal water separator having a rotary unit, means, having inlet and outlet sides, driving said rotary unit to separate water particles, contained in the oil, from the oil, other means maintaining a fluid pressure at said inlet side corresponding to the pressure of the gas discharged from said compressor, further means maintaining a fluid pressure at said outlet side which is lower than that at said inlet side, wherein said compressor is in communication with said pressure vessel and oil separator through conduit means, said conduit means having a restricted portion therein, said other means including a first conduit connected between said inlet and said conduit means and in communication with said conduit means between said restricted portion and said discharge port, and said further means is a second conduit connected between said outlet and said conduit means in communication with said conduit on the side of said restricted portion opposite said first conduit, whereby the pressure differential across said means causes said rotory unit to revolve and thereby discharge the water particles from said separator.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 227 words
In combination, an oil injection type rotary compressor having a centrifugal water separator disposed in the cooling and lubricating system thereof, said compressor having a discharge port from which gas is discharged under pressure, and which is in communication with said water separator through a pressure vessel and oil separator, said centrifugal water separator having a rotary unit, means, having inlet and outlet sides, driving said rotary unit to separate water particles, contained in the oil, from the oil, other means maintaining a fluid pressure at said inlet side corresponding to the pressure of the gas discharged from said compressor, further means maintaining a fluid pressure at said outlet side which is lower than that at said inlet side, wherein said compressor is in communication with said pressure vessel and oil separator through conduit means, said conduit means having a restricted portion therein, said other means including a first conduit connected between said inlet and said conduit means and in communication with said conduit means between said restricted portion and said discharge port, and said further means is a second conduit connected between said outlet and said conduit means in communication with said conduit on the side of said restricted portion opposite said first conduit, whereby the pressure differential across said means causes said rotory unit to revolve and thereby discharge the water particles from said separator.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim 200 words
In combination, an oil injection type rotary compressor having a centrifugal water separator disposed in the cooling and lubricating system thereof, said compressor having a discharge port from which gas is discharged under pressure, and which is in communication with said water separator through a pressure vessel and oil separator, said centrifugal water separator having a rotary unit, means, having inlet and outlet sides, driving said rotary unit to separate water particles, contained in the oil, from the oil, other means maintaining a fluid pressure at said inlet side corresponding to the pressure of the gas discharged from said compressor, further means maintaining a fluid pressure at said outlet side which is lower than that at said inlet side, wherein said other means is another conduit means disposed between said pressure vessel and oil separator and said inlet side of said means, said another conduit providing a flow path for the gas under pressure in said pressure vessel and oil separator and wherein said further means is a still another conduit leading from said outlet side to atmosphere, whereby the pressure differential across said means causes said rotary unit to revolve and thereby discharge the water particles from said separator.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim 200 words
In combination, an oil injection type rotary compressor having a centrifugal water separator disposed in the cooling and lubricating system thereof, said compressor having a discharge port from which gas is discharged under pressure, and which is in communication with said water separator through a pressure vessel and oil separator, said centrifugal water separator having a rotary unit, means, having inlet and outlet sides, driving said rotary unit to separate water particles, contained in the oil, from the oil, other means maintaining a fluid pressure at said inlet side corresponding to the pressure of the gas discharged from said compressor, further means maintaining a fluid pressure at said outlet side which is lower than that at said inlet side, wherein said other means is another conduit means disposed between said pressure vessel and oil separator and said inlet side of said means, said another conduit providing a flow path for the gas under pressure in said pressure vessel and oil separator and wherein said further means is a still another conduit leading from said outlet side to atmosphere, whereby the pressure differential across said means causes said rotary unit to revolve and thereby discharge the water particles from said separator.

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USPTO Annuity & Maintenance Windows

Annuity Stage Window Opens Payment Deadline Surcharge Period Until Estimated Fee Status
3.5 Years (Year 4) 1979-03-23 1979-09-22 1980-03-23 $2000.00 Window Closed / Lapsed
7.5 Years (Year 8) 1983-03-23 1983-09-22 1984-03-23 $3760.00 Window Closed / Lapsed
11.5 Years (Year 12) 1987-03-23 1987-09-22 1988-03-23 $7700.00 Window Closed / Lapsed

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