Hitachi Industrial Equipment Systems Co., Ltd.

Takanori Emi

Fuminori Kato

Shumpei Yamazaki

Yoshiyuki Kanemoto

Katsushi Hidano

A scroll-type fluid machine includes a motor unit and a main body. The motor unit includes a rotor, a stator, a shaft provided with an eccentric portion at a distal end of the shaft and configured to rotate integrally with the rotor, a main bearing configured to support the shaft, and a motor cover configured to house the rotor and the stator. The main bearing is fixed to an inside of the motor cover by a fixing flange. The main bearing supports the shaft and is located between the fixing flange and an end bracket on an opposite side of the main body unit with respect to the fixing flange.

Scroll fluid machine having separable main body unit and motor unit

A scroll fluid machine includes a main body and a motor unit. The main body unit configured to compress a fluid. The motor unit configured to drive the main body unit. The main body unit and the motor unit are connected via the eccentric portion. The main body casing and the motor cover are fastened with a fastening member. The motor unit includes a main bearing that is fixed to an inside of the motor cover by a flange. The main bearing is configured to support the shaft and is located between the flange and an end bracket on an opposite side of the main body unit with respect to the flange.

The objective of the present invention is to provide a scroll-type fluid machine, and a method for assembling this scroll-type fluid machine, with which an eccentric shaft and a non-eccentric part can be positioned easily in the same step, while allowing a main body unit and a motor unit to be separated and connected without being disassembled. To achieve this objective, this scroll-type fluid machine is equipped with a main body unit having a main body casing, a fixed scroll, and an orbiting scroll, and a motor unit having a drive shaft for driving the main body unit, and a motor casing, wherein the drive shaft protrudes from the motor casing and is attached to a slewing bearing of the main body unit, positioning holes into which a positioning member is inserted are formed on their respective opposing mating surfaces of the motor casing and the main body casing, and the dimensional difference between main-body-casing-side insertion opening of the positioning hole and the motor-casing-side end surface of the slewing bearing in the axial direction is less than the dimensional difference between the main-body-unit-side tip ends of the drive shaft and the positioning member in the axial direction.

Scroll-type fluid machine and method for assembling same

A scroll-type fluid machine is provided with a body unit having a fixed scroll and a turning scroll. Each of the fixed and turning scrolls include a lap formed on an end plate. The scroll-type fluid machine further includes a motor unit having a drive shaft for driving the body unit, rotors, and a stator. Cooling fins are formed on the opposite surfaces of the fixed scroll and the turning scroll from the surfaces of the respective end plates where the laps are formed.

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Takanori Emi