Wabco Westinghouse Gmbh

Wabco Fahrzeugbremsen Gmbh

Wilhelm Pape

Werner Heger

Manfred Kramer

Karl-Friedrich Hennig

Fritz Isernhagen

Wolfgang Kalthenthaler

An oscillating piston compressor characterized by a spherically contoured piston chamber in which a wedge-shaped disk-like piston is journaled for oscillating motion on an axle journaled in the housing and coinciding with the juncture of a pair of semi-circular sectors forming the piston. A cam formed on the side of the piston opposite the pressure side, is contacted either by a rotating eccentric cam, a crankarm, or a crankpin for imparting oscillating motion to the piston to effect compressing action. A flat circular valve plate, in which intake and exhaust valves are disposed, is fixed transversely in the housing for separating the piston compression chambers from intake and delivery chambers.

Compressor

A pivotal piston machine or compressor including a disc-like pivotal piston oscillating on a bearing axis, such oscillatory movement being effected by engagement of a roller-type cam follower of a crank arm driven by a crankshaft, with cam surfaces formed on the pivotal piston, and angled member for limiting the oscillating movement at opposite ends of the pivotal stroke of the piston. The angled member serves as a separating wall between two compression chambers and a delivery chamber. A pair of pivotal pistons may be arranged adjacent each other to utilize a common air intake and provide a compound piston machine.

Pivotal piston machine

Seals for providing sealing contact between the rotary piston and the apexes of the casing of a rotary type combustion engine, compressor, or pump for sealing the several pressure chambers, one from the other or others, during operation. The seals are disposed in radially formed slots at each apex of the housing and are so constructed to permit pressure in the chamber being pressured to be communicated to the rear side of the seal, or the side opposite that which makes sealing contact with the rotary piston, so that such pressure acting on the rear side may assist the spring normally acting against the same side in forcing the seal against the rotary piston with greater pressure and thereby provide a better sealing effect.

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Wilhelm Pape