Kabushiki Kaisha Toyota Jidoshokki

Nobutoshi Banno

Noriyuki Shintoku

Akio Saiki

Jun Kondo

Shinichi Sato

Masahiro Kawaguchi

A double-headed piston type compressor forms a first compression chamber and a second compression chamber for compressing gas. The compressor has rotary shaft having an inner chamber that interconnects a suction chamber and the first and second compression chambers for introducing the gas into the first and second compression chambers. The compressor also has a partition wall that is located in the inner chamber for dividing the inner chamber into a first passage and a second passage. The first passage interconnects the suction chamber and the first compression chamber. The second passage interconnects the suction chamber and the second compression chamber.

Double-headed piston type compressor

In a piston type compressor, a housing includes a cylinder head which defines a discharge chamber and a cooling chamber. The cooling chamber located adjacent to the discharge chamber surrounds the discharge chamber. The housing also defines a suction chamber, a compression chamber, and a crank chamber. The cooling chamber is isolated from the suction chamber. Gas is introduced from outside of the housing into the suction chamber. A rotary shaft is rotatably supported in the housing. The cam is accommodated in the crank chamber. A piston is operatively coupled to the rotary shaft through the cam. Rotation of the rotary shaft is converted to reciprocation of the piston. A seal member shuts communication between the cooling chamber and an atmosphere outside the compressor to seal an inside of the cylinder head. An introducing passage interconnects the cooling chamber and the crank chamber.

Piston type compressor

A lubricating structure in a fixed displacement piston type compressor has a housing, a rotary shaft, a cam, a piston, a rotary valve and a rotary body. The housing defines a cam chamber, cylinder bores and a suction pressure region. The rotary shaft is rotatably supported by the housing. The cam is located in the cam chamber and is connected to the rotary shaft. The piston is located in each of the cylinder bores and engages the cam to reciprocate with rotation of the rotary shaft through the cam. The rotary valve connected to the rotary shaft includes an introducing passage and a supply passage that interconnects the introducing passage and the suction pressure region. The introducing passage introduces fluid into the cylinder bores through the supply passage. The rotary body connected to the rotary shaft includes a communication passage that interconnects the cam chamber and the suction pressure region.

Lubricating structure in fixed displacement piston type compressor

A lubricating structure in a piston type compressor has a housing, a device for being lubricated and a rotary shaft. The housing defines an accommodating chamber and a suction pressure region. The device for being lubricated is located in the accommodating chamber. The rotary shaft is rotatably supported by the housing. The rotary shaft includes a supply passage, a communicating port, a lubricating hole and a flow guiding portion. The supply passage transfers fluid that contains lubricant. The communicating port interconnects the supply passage and the suction pressure region. The lubricating hole interconnects the accommodating chamber and the supply passage. The flow guiding portion is formed on a circumferential surface of the supply passage and is located near the lubricating hole. The flow guiding portion guides the lubricant toward the lubricating hole.

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Kariya, Japan

Nobutoshi Banno