Lg Electronics Inc.

Jinkook Kim

Younghwan Kim

Wonseok Kang

Kyeongho Kim

Kiyeon Lee

Young Hwan Kim

Jaebeum Kim

Seungwook Kim

Sangmin Kim

Kyoungjun Park

Jongmok Lee

Woong Il Cho

Kyeong Ho Kim

Ki Yeon Lee

Wonsang Seo

Young Boo Son

Woong Cho

A reciprocating compressor may include a ball bearing positioned between a thrust surface of a cylinder block and a thrust surface of a crankshaft. The ball bearing may include a ball cage in a ring shape, a plurality of balls rotatably coupled to the ball cage, at least one washer positioned at least one of between the thrust surface of the cylinder block and the plurality of balls and between the thrust surface of the crankshaft and the plurality of balls, and a rotation preventing portion that limits rotation of the washer with respect to the corresponding thrust surface. According to a reciprocating compressor having the rotation preventing portion, as relative rotation of the washer with respect to the thrust surface of the cylinder block and/or the thrust surface of the crankshaft is restrained even if a rotational force higher than a viscous force acting on the washer is applied because a viscosity of oil is lowered, it is possible to eliminate the problem of deterioration of reliability and performance of the compressor.

Reciprocating compressor

A compressor is provided that is configured to suspend a compressor assembly from a string to significantly expand a speed range in which the compressor may be operated. The compressor may include a shell, and a compressor assembly disposed in the shell. The shell and the compressor assembly may be connected to each other by a string. The compressor assembly may be suspended from the shell by the string, and a tensile force may be generated at the string due to self-weight of the compressor assembly. A frame of the compressor assembly may not directly contact the shell.

Vibration damping structure for a compressor and a compressor including vibration damping structure

A cylinder block for a compressor includes: a shaft support configured to support a rotary shaft of an outer rotor type motor; a first support that is arranged radially outward of the shaft support and that extends along a circumferential direction about a center of the shaft support; a second support that is arranged radially outward of the first support and that extends along the circumferential direction about the center of the shaft support; a third support that connects the first support to the second support; a cylinder portion that defines a cylindrical inner space at a position radially away from the center of the shaft support; and a noise chamber defined at at least one side of the cylinder portion.

Compressor including cylinder block corresponding to outer rotor type motor

A motor assembly for compressing a fluid by causing a rotational shaft to reciprocate by providing a drive force to the rotational shaft, and a reciprocating compressor including a motor assembly are provided. The motor assembly may include a cylinder block in which a bore is formed and which is penetrated by the rotational shaft, a stator coupled to the cylinder block, a rotor installed at an outer circumferential surface of the stator so as to be rotated by the stator and which is coupled to the rotational shaft so as to rotate together with the rotational shaft, and at least one fastening member that fastens the stator and the cylinder block to each other such that the stator is supported by the cylinder block.

Motor assembly and reciprocation compressor including motor assembly

A lubricating oil supply apparatus may include a rotational portion that rotates together with a rotational shaft and a fixed portion that maintains a fixed location thereof and supplies oil through a space that circles with respect to a rotational center of the rotational portion, thereby supplying oil regardless of a rotational direction of the rotational shaft.

Lubricating oil supply apparatus and compressor using lubricating oil supply apparatus

A reciprocating type compressor may include a crank shaft that is coupled to a rotor of a motor to receive a rotational force and a connecting rod that is coupled to a pin of the crank shaft and converts a rotational force of the crank shaft into a linear motion of a piston. The connecting rod may include a first end having a tubular body that includes a pin insertion hole into which the pin of the crank shaft is inserted and a socket that projects from the tubular body, a second end coupled with the piston, and a main body that extends between the first end and the second end and having a ball that is received inside of the socket.

Reciprocating type compressor

A compressor according to the present disclosure may include a bearing member located out of a range in an axial direction of a rotor. Accordingly, the bearing member and the rotor cannot overlap each other so as to reduce a bearing area. This may result in reducing a frictional loss of the compressor and ensuring a press-fit length of the rotor, so as to prevent interference between the rotor and a stator. Also, an area of an oil passage can be increased without an increase in the frictional loss, resulting in an increase in an amount of oil supplied.

Compressor

Disclosed is a compressor capable of having an enhanced performance by sufficiently supplying oil to components where sliding occurs not only in a high speed driving mode but also in a low speed driving mode. The compressor may increase an oil supply amount in a low speed driving mode, but may restrict an oil supply amount when a rotation speed of a driving motor reaches a predetermined speed in a constant or high speed driving mode, by setting the number of turns of an external groove to be approximately 1.75, and by forming an oil feeder in a conical shape.

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Jinkook Kim