Kabushiki Kaisha Toyota Jidoshokki

Denso Corporation

Jun Yamazaki

Kazuhiro Kuroki

Takuro Yamashita

Muneharu Murase

Tatsuya Ito

Masami Taniguchi

Kunihisa Matsuda

Ryo Takizawa

Atsushi Nishizawa

Kenji Maemura

A compressor includes a discharge housing member, which includes a discharge chamber and an oil separation chamber. The discharge housing member includes a cylindrical wall defining the discharge chamber and the oil separation chamber. The discharge chamber includes a partition that is continuous with and protrudes from the cylindrical wall. The cylindrical wall extends from an upper section of the discharge chamber toward a lower section of the discharge chamber. The cylindrical wall includes a communication hole connecting the discharge chamber to the oil separation chamber. The partition extends from the upper section of the discharge chamber toward the lower section of the discharge chamber and defines a first space and a second space in the discharge chamber. The first space and the second space are connected to each other at least at the lower section of the discharge chamber through a clearance between the partition and the circumferential wall.

Compressor having a partitioned discharge chamber

The orbiting base plate has a compression side surface and a back pressure chamber side surface. The gas passage has an opening in the compression side surface of the orbiting base plate between portions of the orbiting spiral wall that face each other, and the gas passage has an opening in the back pressure side surface at a position that faces an area on a radially inner side than the outer circumference of the bearing, so as to feed the refrigerant gas in the compression chamber to the back pressure chamber.

Scroll-type compressor with gas passage formed in orbiting plate to restrict flow from compression chamber to back pressure chamber

In a two-stage compression refrigeration cycle device, a low-pressure side compression mechanism and a high-pressure side compression mechanism are intermittently operated to control such that the temperature of air blown into a freezer approaches a target temperature. Under the control, the high-pressure side compression mechanism is first stopped, and then the low-pressure side compression mechanism is stopped. Further, when a reference time has elapsed after driving the high-pressure side compression mechanism, then the low-pressure side compression mechanism is driven. The refrigeration cycle device can reduce a high-pressure side pressure difference upon driving the high-pressure side compression mechanism, and can also reduce a low-pressure side pressure difference upon driving the low-pressure side compression mechanism.

Two-stage compression refrigeration cycle device

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Kariya, Japan

Jun Yamazaki