Hitachi, Ltd.

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Michiaki Ida

Yoshihiro Nagaoka

Sadashi Tanaka

Yukiji Iwase

Yoshiharu Ueyama

Hirotoshi Ishimaru

Tetuya Yoshida

Saburo Iwasaki

Katsuaki Kikuchi

Osami Matsushita

Yasushi Takano

Michiyuki Takagi

Tetsuya Yoshida

Shigeru Sasaki

Yuzo Yamaguchi

Shigeo Sugimoto

Masahiro Yoshioka

Katsumi Matsubara

Hidetomo Mori

Masatosi Terasaki

Takashi Kohno

Noriaki Hagiwara

Taro Sonoda

Naoyoshi Yamago

Kazou Sato

Masaki Kurimoto

In a fluidal machine with an impeller rotating to urge a fluid radially outwardly by a centrifugal force, a vane guiding the fluid discharged from the impeller, a vane member which includes a front end of the vane facing to the impeller so that the fluid discharged from the impeller strikes against the front end and which is prevented from contacting the atmosphere, and a casing surrounding the vane member and contacting the atmosphere, the vane member is discrete from the casing, a vibration propagation between the vane member and the casing is prevented or restrained, and a vibration of a pipe extending from the casing is absorbed.

Fluidal machine

At a vaned diffuser or a volute casing of a centrifugal fluid machine, pressure pulsation and vibrating forces acting upon the diffuser or the volute casing are mitigated or cancelled so as to abate the noise from the centrifugal fluid machine. The fluid machine having an impeller rotating about a rotating shaft within a casing and having a vaned diffuser or volute fixed to the casing is constructed such that radius of the vane trailing edge of the impeller and radius of the vane leading edge of the diffuser or radius of the volute tongue is varied in the direction of axis of rotation and inclinations, on a meridional plane, of the vane trailing edge of the impeller and the vane leading edge of the diffuser or the volute tongue are set in the same orientation, thereby reduction in head and efficiency or occurrence of an axial thrust may be restrained to the extent possible to optimally abate the noise and pressure pulsation of the centrifugal fluid machine.

Centrifugal fluid machine

At a volute casing of a centrifugal fluid machine, pressure pulsation and vibrating forces acting upon the volute casing are mitigated or cancelled so as to abate the noise from the centrifugal fluid machine. The fluid machine having an impeller,rotating about a rotating shaft,within a casing,and having a volute,fixed to the casing,is constructed such that radius of the vane trailing edge of the impeller,and radius of the volute tongue is varied in the direction of axis of rotation and inclinations, on a meridional plane, of the vane trailing edge of the impeller,and the vane leading edge of the volute tongue are set in the same orientation, thereby reduction in head and efficiency or occurrence of an axial thrust may be restrained to the extent possible to optimally abate the noise and pressure pulsation of the centrifugal fluid machine.

At a vaned diffuser or a volute casing of a centrifugal fluid machine, pressure pulsation and vibrating forces acting upon the diffuser or the volute casing are mitigated or cancelled so as to abate the noise from the centrifugal fluid machine. The fluid machine having an impeller,rotating about a rotating. shaft,within a casing,and having a vaned diffuser,or volute,fixed to the casing,is constructed such that radius of the vane trailing edge of the impeller,and radius of the vane leading edge of the diffuser,or radius of the volute tongue is varied in the direction of axis of rotation and inclinations, on a meridional plane, of the vane trailing edge of the impeller,and the vane leading edge of the diffuser,or the volute tongue are set in the same orientation, thereby reduction in head and efficiency or occurrence of an axial thrust may be restrained to the extent possible to optimally abate the noise and pressure pulsation of the centrifugal fluid machine.

At a vaned diffuser or a volute casing of a centrifugal fluid machine, pressure pulsation and vibrating forces acting upon the diffuser or the volute casing are mitigated or cancelled so as to abate the noise from the centrifugal fluid machine. The fluid machine having an impeller 3 rotating about a rotating shaft 2 within a casing 1 and having a vaned diffuser 4 or volute 12 fixed to the casing 1 is constructed such that radius of the vane trailing edge of the impeller 3 and radius of the vane leading edge of the diffuser 4 or radius of the volute tongue is varied in the direction of axis of rotation and inclinations, on a meridional plane, of the vane trailing edge of the impeller 3 and the vane leading edge of the diffuser 4 or the volute tongue are set in the same orientation, thereby reduction in head and efficiency or occurrence of an axial thrust may be restrained to the extent possible to optimally abate the noise and pressure pulsation of the centrifugal fluid machine.

At a volute casing of a centrifugal fluid machine, pressure pulsation and vibrating forces acting upon the diffuser or the volute casing are mitigated or cancelled so as to abate the noise from the centrifugal fluid machine. The fluid machine having an impeller 3 rotating about a rotating shaft 2 within a casing 1 and having a volute 12 fixed to the casing 1 is constructed such that radius of the vane trailing edge of the impeller 3 and radius of the volute tongue is varied in the direction of axis of rotation and inclinations, on a meridional plane, of the vane trailing edge of the impeller 3 and the leading edge of the volute tongue are set in the same orientation, thereby reduction in head and efficiency or occurrence of an axial thrust may be restrained to the extent possible to optimally abate the noise and pressure pulsation of the centrifugal fluid machine.

This invention relates to a magnetic disk apparatus equipped with magnetic bearings for supporting a spindle without contact by a magnetic attracting or repulsing force. The magnetic disk apparatus prevents occurrence of oscillation of magnetic disks and accomplishes high accuracy positioning.

Magnetic disk apparatus

A centrifugal compressor for use in turbo-refrigerators, for example, has a motor casing frame section in which a drive motor is accomodated and a gear casing frame section in which a multiplying gear mechanism is accomodated. The multiplying gear mechanism is connected at its input side with the drive motor and at its output side with an impeller. The mechanism has a first shaft including a rotor shaft of the drive motor and a gear shaft carrying a multiplying gear and separably connected directly with the rotor shaft, a second shaft mounting the impeller and having a pinion meshing with the speed multiplying gear, and bearings mounted on bearing casing frame sections for supporting the first and second shafts at their opposed ends, respectively. The motor casing frame section, gear casing frame section and bearing casing frame section are integrally formed as a unitary body.

Centrifugal compressor

A rotary fluid machine such as, for example, a screw compressor, a centrifugal compressor, or a pump, is provided with a thrust bearing mounting unit adapted to maintain natural frequencies of bending vibrations of rotors thereof within ranges of permissible values. The axial rigidity of the mounting unit is at least as high as that of the thrust bearings and the radial rigidity thereof is made to be not more than half that thereof. When a radial load is applied to the thrust bearings, the bearing mounting unit is deformed solely substantially in the radial direction and the thrust bearings bear substantially no radial load.

Rotary fluid machine with thrust bearing mounting unit

A damped bearing for damping the vibration generated in a bearing supporting a rotary shaft and shaft system, by a fluid film damper and by a resilient bearing support. The damped bearing is characterized by having a means in the fluid film damper for adjusting the damping coefficient of the fluid film damper.

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Tsuchiura, Japan

Michiaki Ida