Pierburg Gmbh

Pierburg Gmbh & Co Kg

Pierburg Gmbh & Co.

Manfred Brandstadter

Hans Baumgartner

Rainer Sudbeck

Ulrich Henke

Klaus Heikrodt

Herbert Schneider

In a rotary piston engine which can be produced by simple manufacturing techniques and which has an outer and an inner rotor which rotate in a housing about different axes of rotation, wherein strip-like projections on inwardly extending engagement members generate the contour of the piston of the inner rotor, whereby a well-defined contact seal can be realized in use, the projections have two sealing corners adjacent to but spaced from one another in the direction of rotation of the outer rotor.

Internal axis rotary piston engine with protrusions having two sealing

A device for controlling a rotating-piston machine in which inner and outer rotors rotate at unequal speeds and profiled teeth thereon form gaps to define working chambers which move, with change of volume, from an inlet region to an outlet region of the machine. The device comprises a body having a feed channel for a working fluid, a plurality of supply channels which open into the inlet region and two rotary slide valves for controlling communication between the feed channel and the supply channels to fill the working chambers during development of suction therein upon rotation of the rotors. The body has two round cutouts each containing a respective rotary slide valve. One slide valve controls supply of fluid at the beginning of development of suction in each working chamber whereas the other slide valve controls supply fluid at the end of development of suction in each working chamber. Each cut-out is connected to the feed channel and to respective associated pluralities of supply channels.

Device for controlling fluid supply to a rotary piston machine

A displacement machine for a fluid comprising a housing including a spiral wall containing a displacement body including a spiral wall engaged with the spiral wall of the housing to form chambers therewith. The spiral wall of the displacement body extends over an angle greater than 360.degree. to provide overlapping first and second ends and the spiral wall extends axially on both sides of a transverse disc. The center of the displacement body is rotated around a closed circular path, and a crank arm is pivotably connected to the housing at a first pivot axis and to the displacement body at a second pivot axis in the region of the spiral wall of the displacement body. The transverse disc has a radial terminal edge extending between the overlapping first and second ends of the spiral wall of the displacement body. The disc travels in a slot in the spiral wall of the housing and the terminal edge is shaped in correspondence with the path of movement of the disc relative to the housing so that the distance between the terminal edge and the edge of the slot remains substantially constant at least during one-half of the travel of the displacement body along the closed circular path.

Displacement machine having a housing and piston with spiral walls

A positive displacement rotary gas compressor pump comprising a ring piston having an annular wall with a gap forming confronting inlet and outlet ends, the outlet end, during the compression of the gas in the inner and/or outer pumping chambers, cooperating with a bridging wall portion joining two concentric cylinder walls, or with the end of the inner cylinder wall near its transfer port, so that the gas is compressed before being discharged from the pump.

Positive displacement rotary gas compressor pump

A positive displacement rotary pump based on the spiral principle in which the piston is given a complex orbital motion by a crankshaft drive, the piston being also pivoted to a second guide element, this pivot point reciprocating along an open path. The second guide element is constructed to provide compactness and ease of manufacture.

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Dusseldorf, Germany

Manfred Brandstadter