Kabushiki Kaisha Toyoda Jidoshokki Seisakusho

Denso Corporation

Nippondenso Co., Ltd.

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Denso Corpora Tion

Tsuyoshi Takemoto

Shigeru Hisanaga

Yasushi Watanabe

Tetsuhiko Fukanuma

Shinya Yamamoto

Hiroyuki Hayashi

Tatsushi Mori

Yuuji Yamamoto

Shinichi Watanabe

Shigeki Iwanami

Kunio Iritani

Mikio Matsuda

Kunifumi Goto

Yusuke Shindo

Masao Iguchi

Tetsuo Yoshida

Yuji Takeo

Takeshi Sakai

Hiroyuki Kawata

Toshinobu Homan

Izuru Shimizu

Shigeru Kawano

Masafumi Nakashima

Masami Sanuki

Yukio Ogawa

Yoshitaka Akiyama

Haruo Kamiya

Kenji Funahashi

Haruhisa Shibata

Shinsuke Asou

Takayuki Fukuda

Masashi Higashiyama

Hirotaka Egami

Kimihiko Sato

Kenji Isomura

Yusuke Sakurai

Shinsuke Aso

Tetsuhiko Hukanuma

Tatsuhiko Fukanuma

An electric compressor for a vehicle includes a compressor case, an inverter circuit, an inverter case, and a lid that closes an opening of the inverter case. The electric compressor further includes a seal component interposed between the inverter case and the lid to seal between the inverter case and the lid. The electric compressor further includes a conductive component. The conductive component transmits an electromagnetic wave noise from the inverter case to at least one of the compressor case and the lid, the electromagnetic wave noise propagating from the inverter circuit to the inverter case when the inverter circuit provides the electric current through the electric motor.

Electric compressor for vehicle, and method for manufacturing electric compressor for vehicle

An attachment structure is for attaching a compressor to an attachment surface of an attachment target member. The compressor is a scroll type compressor and has a housing, a fixed scroll and a movable scroll. The housing is fixed to the attachment surface. The fixed scroll is fixed inside the housing and has a fixed-side tooth having a scroll shape. The movable scroll has a movable-side tooth having a scroll shape and engaging with the fixed-side tooth. The movable scroll revolves with respect to the fixed scroll. A central axis around which the movable scroll revolves is parallel with the attachment surface. A vibration direction, which is included in a radial direction of the compressor and in which a vibration component becomes largest, is different from a normal direction when viewed in an axial direction of the central axis.

Attachment structure for compressor

In an electrical compressor having a motor and an electrical circuit integrated with a compression portion, a part of electrical components of the electrical circuit is disposed in spaces between a cylindrical outer surface of a motor housing and an imaginary flat surface that imaginarily contacts the cylindrical outer surface. Therefore, the spaces can be used effectively, and the electrical compressor can be downsized. Further, the part of the electrical components can be effectively cooled by refrigerant in the motor housing. On the other hand, the outer surface of the motor housing is used as one surface defining an inner space of a casing for accommodating the electrical circuit. In this case, the electrical circuit can be effectively cooled by refrigerant in the motor housing.

Electric refrigeration compressor having a cooling system for an electrical circuit

An electric compression device has a motor section and a compressor section contained in a housing, an inverter attached to the outer surface of the housing, and a temperature measurement device for measuring a temperature of the inverter. In a stopped state of a refrigeration cycle system, a control unit drives the motor section when the temperature of the inverter, measured by the temperature measurement device, exceeds a predetermined temperature.

Electric compression device

A performance of a compressor is enhanced and durability of scroll bodies is enhanced by optimizing relief to machining tolerance at a central end part of spiral members for forming the scroll bodies. In a scroll type compressor in which a reinforced portion (for example, a large radius of curvature R) reinforced more than in other root corner portions,is provided in a root corner portion,at a central end part in which a stress of the two spiral members,and,is increased, a first relief is formed in a region in which the two spiral members,and,come into contact with each other where the reinforced portion is applied only to one of the spiral members,and,and a second relief larger than the first relief is provided in a region in which the two spiral members come into contact with each other at a portion in which the radius of curvature R is provided in both of the two spiral members, thereby reasonably forming reliefs for avoiding interference at the point of contact of two spiral members.

Scroll type compressor

In a scroll type compressor, the center and outer periphery portions of the spiral elements are provided with relief for preventing the mutual contact of the spiral elements. Both of the spiral elements come to contact with each other at the intermediate portion thereof. The relief at the center portion is formed within the range defined by the winding angle Y&equals;32(X&minus;1) where X is the winding turn of each of the spiral elements. The range of the intermediate portion is 380&deg;. This construction serves to prevent the excessive pressure increase of the operation chamber at the center portion so that the brake down of the spiral elements may be prevented without lowering the efficiency of the compressor.

A scroll type compressor having a front housing, a rear housing, an intermediate outer shell portion arranged between the front and rear housing to form an integral stationary scroll element having a stationary end plate and a stationary spiral member, a movable scroll element having a movable end plate and a movable spiral element and being engaged with the stationary scroll element to define a plurality of compression chambers shifting and reducing in volume to compress refrigerant gas, containing therein an oil component, in response to an orbiting motion of the movable scroll element, a suction port formed in the intermediate outer shell portion to directly introduce the refrigerant gas into the compression chambers, and a discharge chamber in which the refrigerant gas after compression is discharged from the compression chambers. The rear housing having an oil-separating chamber for separating the oil component from the refrigerant gas after compression and an oil-storing chamber for storing therein the separated oil to be supplied to the interior of the front housing via an oil passage formed in the intermediate outer shell to cool and lubricate movable elements and portions of the compressor.

A scroll type compressor using a crank mechanism having enough freedom so that an amount of eccentricity of the movable scroll member becomes variable. An elastic body is inserted between the facing surfaces striking each other in the inside of the crank mechanism so as to prevent generation of a noise due to the collision of the parts when starting up or shutting down the compressor.

Scroll type compressor having an elastic body in the driven crank

An eccentric shaft 5 is radially slidably inserted in a bore 6a of a bushing 6, which is inserted in an opening 8c-1 of a boss portion 8c of a movable scroll member 8 by way of a radial needle bearing 7. An axial space 24 is confined between a rear end of a bushing 6 and a bottom surface of the opening 8c-1. The space 24 is in communication with the radial bearing 7 via an annular gap 26 between faced surfaces of bushing 6 and the opening 8c-1. A radial space 23 is confined between the inner surface of the bore 6a and the eccentric shaft 5, so that a limited radial movement of the eccentric shaft 5 with respect to the bushing 6 is allowed. A washer 21 for obtaining a fixed axial location of the bushing 6 on the eccentric shaft 5 is formed with recess 21b (first passageway 25) for communicating the radial space 23 with the axial space 24. The bushing 6 is further formed with a radial hole 27 (second passageway) for communicating the radial space 23 with a crank chamber R. A recirculation passageway for the lubricant is thus generated between the crank chamber R, the gaps in the needle bearing 7, the gap 26, the axial chamber 24, the first passageway 25, the radial space 23, the second passageway 27 and the crank chamber R.

Scroll compressor having eccentric shaft lubrication

A large diameter portion of a rotating shaft is supported by an opening in a front housing via a radial bearing. An outer race of the bearing is in contact with an inner, rear surface of the housing as a shoulder portion of the opening. The inner surface is forwardly recessed, so that a small chamber is formed between the housing and the bearing unit. The housing has a stopper projection at a rear end of an opening to which a shaft seal unit is inserted. The projection is axially projected to a faced front surface of the large diameter portion of the shaft, while a seal chamber is formed between the shaft seal unit and the large diameter portion. The seal chamber is in communication with the small chamber. A plurality of circumferentially spaced grooves for holding lubricant are formed at the recessed surface for forming the small chamber.

Scroll compressor

A scroll compressor having a driving shaft 6, on which a bushing 10 and a balancing weight 9 are supported. The drive shaft 6 includes, at its end, a drive projection 6a, which is engaged with a driven groove 10a formed in the bushing 10. A spring 20 is arranged between the drive projection 6a and the bushing 10 for urging the latter radially inwardly to reduce the radius of the orbital movement of the bushing 10. A centrifugal force generated in the bushing when the drive shaft 6 is rotated causes the bushing 10 to be moved radially outwardly to increasing the radius of the orbital movement of the bushing 10.

Scroll-type compressor with reduced start-up orbiting radius

When a rotary shaft of a scroll type compressor rotates and a movable scroll of the compressor makes an orbital movement around the axis of a rotary shaft by way of an eccentric shaft, refrigerant gas is supplied to compression chambers between a fixed scroll and the movable scroll. A first bearing rotatably supports the rotary shaft. A second bearing is provided between the movable scroll and the eccentric shaft to permit relative movement therebetween. A balance weight attached to the movable scroll dynamically balances the movable scroll during its rotation. A crank chamber accommodates the balance weight. A suction port is so provided in the housing as to communicate with the crank chamber, and permits the refrigerant gas to be supplied into the housing. A passage is formed in the balance weight, the eccentric shaft and the rotary shaft to supply the refrigerant gas into a first gap between the first bearing and the rotary shaft and a second gap between the second bearing and the movable scroll.

Scroll type compressor with refrigerant gas passage in balance weight

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Tsuyoshi Takemoto