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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F04—POSITIVE - DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS OR ELASTIC FLUIDS
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- F04B39/00—Component parts, details, or accessories, of pumps or pumping systems specially adapted for elastic fluids, not otherwise provided for in, or of interest apart from, groups F04B25/00 - F04B37/00
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- F04B39/0238—Hermetic compressors with oil distribution channels
- F04B39/0246—Hermetic compressors with oil distribution channels in the rotating shaft
- F04B39/0253—Hermetic compressors with oil distribution channels in the rotating shaft using centrifugal force for transporting the oil
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F04—POSITIVE - DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS OR ELASTIC FLUIDS
- F04B—POSITIVE-DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS
- F04B39/00—Component parts, details, or accessories, of pumps or pumping systems specially adapted for elastic fluids, not otherwise provided for in, or of interest apart from, groups F04B25/00 - F04B37/00
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- the present invention relates to a compressor, preferably utilized in cooling devices, wherein the thermodynamic efficiency is improved.
- cooling is provided by the circulation of a refrigerant fluid in a cooling cycle formed of a condenser that transfers the heat outside, a capillary tube that lowers the pressure, an evaporator that absorbs the heat and a compressor.
- the circulating fluid is activated by a piston inside a cylinder that is driven by a crankshaft. During these processes, the cylinder and the circulating fluid filling the cylinder is heated, and the cylinder, particularly the walls of the cylinder cannot be cooled. Not being able to cool the cylinder leads to an inefficient performance of the compressor.
- cooling of the cylinder is provided by conduction of heat via the body. This process is not sufficient for cooling the cylinder.
- the object of the present invention is the realization of a compressor, which provides better cooling of the cylinder during the motion of the piston within the cylinder, aspirating and compressing of the circulating fluid without being overheated, with an improved efficiency, capacity and coefficient of performance.
- the oil within the compressor that is aspirated by the crankshaft is delivered to the hole corresponding on the cylinder by the guide situated at the end of the crankshaft and the oil passing through the hole flows into the grooves positioned inside the cylinder, between the cylinder and the cylinder sleeve. Accordingly, the high temperature caused by the motion of the piston within the cylinder sleeve, is transferred to the oil flowing between the cylinder and the cylinder sleeve.
- the oil entering the cylinder from above moves within the grooves by the effect of gravity and is drained out of the body, into the compressor by means of the discharge channels situated at the bottom portion of the cylinder.
- the heat transferred from the cylinder to the oil can be conducted out of the compressor by the help of the compressor shell in communication with the oil.
- the heat formed on the cylinder can be conducted out of the cylinder by means of the oil and the performance of the cylinder is enhanced.
- Figure 1 - is the schematic view of a compressor.
- Figure 2 - is the perspective view of a cylinder sleeve not having a groove on it.
- Figure 3 - is the perspective view of a cylinder sleeve having sloped projections guiding the flow to the grooves.
- Figure 4 - is the perspective view of a cylinder sleeve having grooves on it.
- Figure 5 - is the side view of a cylinder sleeve having grooves on it.
- Figure 6 - is the perspective view of a body and a piston assembled in a cylinder on the body.
- Figure 7 - is the exploded perspective view of a body, a valve table, a valve plate, a cylinder sleeve, a piston rod, a crankshaft and more than one gasket.
- Figure 8 - is the perspective view of a cylinder sleeve situated inside a body, a crankshaft, and a guide situated on a crankshaft.
- Figure 9 - is the detail view of a cylinder sleeve, a crankshaft, and a body having a guide situated on a crankshaft.
- Figure 10 - is another detail view of a cylinder sleeve, a crankshaft, and a body having a guide situated on a crankshaft.
- Figure 11 - is the detail view of a body comprising a cylinder having more than one groove and projections.
- the circulation of the circulating fluid that is utilized for cooling is maintained by a compressor (1).
- the compressor (1) comprises a motor (2), a cylinder (3) providing pumping of the refrigerant gas inside, a piston for compressing the refrigerant gas, a crankshaft (5) transferring the motion received from the motor (2), a body (8) on which the parts like the crankshaft (5), the cylinder (3) and the piston (4) are situated, a guide (17) providing to convey the oil aspirated by the crankshaft (5) to the desired areas, a cylinder sleeve (9) separate from the body (8) arranged within the cylinder (3), inside which the piston (4) moves, pumping the circulating fluid by aspirating and compressing, and at least one hole (18) situated on the body (8) such that it corresponds with the outlet of the guide (17), providing to deliver the oil conveyed by the guide (17) between the cylinder sleeve (9) and the cylinder (3), helping to cool the walls of the cylinder (3) and not to increase the temperature of the circulating fluid entering into the cylinder sleeve (9).
- the cylinder sleeve (9) helps in attaining the circularity of the cylinder (3) that has a suitable configuration for the piston (4). Consequently the movement of the piston (4) between the aspiration and compression periods is without oscillations. Furthermore, the leaks during the compression of the circulation fluid are prevented, providing to increase the thermodynamic efficiency.
- the body (8) comprises a housing (13) inside which the crankshaft (5) rotates.
- the compressor (1) comprises at least one discharge channel (19) that provides to discharge the oil delivered between the cylinder sleeve (9) and the cylinder (3).
- the oil aspirated by the rotational movement of the crankshaft (5) and delivered to the hole (18) by the guide (17) flows between the cylinder sleeve (9) and the cylinder (3) and is released on the outer surfaces of the body (8) by the discharge channel (19).
- the oil draining from the outer surfaces of the body (8) and helping in its cooling is re-aspirated by the crankshaft (5) and collected in the compressor (1) case to be delivered to the guide (17).
- the cylinder sleeve (9) comprises one or more grooves (16) on its outer surface, for transferring the heat formed during the movement of the piston (4), providing to guide the oil delivered inside and one or more projections (20) situated around the groove (16) ( Figure 3, Figure 4 ). Accordingly the oil is provided to be spread over the whole surface.
- the cylinder sleeve (9) comprises one or more channels (15) inside the projections (20) in communication with the grooves (16).
- the cylinder sleeve (9) comprises projections (20) having trapezoidal sections and sloping upper surfaces, guiding the oil delivered on it to the grooves (16) and channels (15) inside the projections (20) in communication with the grooves (16) ( Figure 4 ).
- the delivery of the oil flowing into the grooves (16) to the other portions of the cylinder sleeve (9) is provided by the channels (15) inside the projections (20) and the grooves (16) in communication with the other grooves (16). Since the projections (20) are farther away from the surface of the piston (4) in contact with the cylinder sleeve (9) than the grooves (16), they increase the heat transfer surfaces and hence the cooling. The channels (15) also contribute to this cooling process and provide the projections (20) to cool more efficiently.
- a cylinder (3) comprising one or more grooves (26) that provide to guide the oil delivered between itself and the cylinder sleeve (9) situated inside it and more than one projection (30) positioned between the grooves (26) to separate the grooves (26) from each other ( Figure 11 ).
- the cylinder sleeve (9) comprises a cut out (14) that facilitates the assembly of the piston (4), and increases the coefficient of performance by decreasing the surface of friction during the movement of the piston (4).
- the compressor (1) comprises a piston rod (6) that transfers the movement delivered from the crankshaft (5) to the piston (4), a wrist pin (7) that connects the piston rod (6) with the piston (4), a valve table (10) providing the piston (4) to compress the circulating fluid, a valve plate (11) on the valve table (10), a cylinder head (12) allowing the valve table (10) to be fixed to the body (8), a gasket (50) between the cylinder sleeve (9) and the body (8), another gasket (51) between the cylinder sleeve (9) and the valve plate (5) and yet another gasket (52) between the valve plate (11) and the cylinder head (12).
- the piston (4) is actuated back and forth inside the cylinder (3) by means of a piston rod (6) connected to the crankshaft (5), providing the circulating fluid to be aspirated into the cylinder (3) and compressed.
- the suction muffler and the valve cover fixed on the valve table (10) having a valve plate (11) situated on the cylinder (3), the circulating fluid is aspirated from the circulation cycle and re-pumped into the circulation cycle.
- the circulating fluid aspirated into the cylinder (3) by the opening of the valve plate (11) fills in the cylinder (3) until the piston (4) reaches the lower dead point.
- the increase of the circulating fluid temperature during compression leads to the increase of the specific volume of the circulating fluid and hence to the decrease of the compression efficiency. Subsequently, the temperature of the circulating fluid has to be decreased particularly during the compression process and the cylinder (3) walls have to be cooled in order to increase compression efficiency.
- a compressor (1) comprising at least one hole (18) bored on the overheated portions of the cylinder (3) and/or the cylinder sleeve (9) is utilized.
- the oil flowing from the hole (18) flows into the grooves (16) situated at these overheated portions of the cylinder sleeve (9) and provides its cooling.
- the cylinder sleeve (9) of the present invention being produced separately from the body (8), without encountering with the problems of cylinder (3) production on the body (8), the circularity of the surfaces and the surface roughness inside which the piston (4) moves can be enhanced. Consequently the factors that result in the heating of the piston (4) during its movement in the cylinder (3) are diminished and the grooves (16, 26) and the projections (20, 30) on the cylinder sleeve (9) or the cylinder (3) are cooled much better, increasing the performance of the compressor (1).
- the heat transfer coefficient of the circulating fluid in the compressor (1) is higher than the heat transfer coefficient of the body (8), the contribution of the oil delivered to the piston (4) area can be more intensive in cooling the cylinder (3).
- the heat transfer from the cylinder (3) surfaces in contact with the circulating fluid in the compressor (1) is further increased. Accordingly the increase in the temperature of the circulating fluid during the compression process is reduced. This in turn provides an increase in the compression process and the thermodynamic efficiency.
- compressors (1) particularly in hermetic compressors, the energy consumed during the compression of the circulating fluid constitutes the largest share, approximately 70 %, in determining the capacity of a compressor (1). Therefore the gain from enhancing the compression is directly reflected in the thermodynamic efficiency of the compressor (1). This means that there is an increase in the coefficient of performance of the compressor (1). Therefore, by means of the enhanced circularity of the cylinder sleeve (9) and its cooling, the compression process can be carried out isothermally and the thermodynamic efficiency can be increased by a considerable amount. By this means, contribution is made to one of the important limitations in the production of compressors (1), the formation of the ideal circularity of the cylinder (3) hole (18).
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- The present invention relates to a compressor, preferably utilized in cooling devices, wherein the thermodynamic efficiency is improved.
- In cooling devices, preferably in refrigerators, in general, cooling is provided by the circulation of a refrigerant fluid in a cooling cycle formed of a condenser that transfers the heat outside, a capillary tube that lowers the pressure, an evaporator that absorbs the heat and a compressor. In the compressors utilized in this cycle, the circulating fluid is activated by a piston inside a cylinder that is driven by a crankshaft. During these processes, the cylinder and the circulating fluid filling the cylinder is heated, and the cylinder, particularly the walls of the cylinder cannot be cooled. Not being able to cool the cylinder leads to an inefficient performance of the compressor.
- In the conventional implementations of the compressors, cooling of the cylinder is provided by conduction of heat via the body. This process is not sufficient for cooling the cylinder.
- In the state of the art United States of America Patent no.
US4968222 , a compressor is described wherein the gas compressed by the piston inside the cylinder is cooled by circulating fluid inside the cylinder walls. - In the state of the art United States of America Patent no.
US4492529 (closest prior art), the description is given for a compressor that is situated between the cylinder and the body, through which the circulating fluid is passed providing cooling and isothermal compression. This compressor comprises narrow channels, that attenuate the effect made by the piston on the cylinder side walls due to the increasing pressure on the piston skirts while the piston compresses the fluid within the cylinder, decreasing the secondary motion of the piston reciprocating within the cylinder and minimizing the possible leaks by deforming elastically. - The object of the present invention is the realization of a compressor, which provides better cooling of the cylinder during the motion of the piston within the cylinder, aspirating and compressing of the circulating fluid without being overheated, with an improved efficiency, capacity and coefficient of performance.
- In the present invention, the oil within the compressor that is aspirated by the crankshaft, is delivered to the hole corresponding on the cylinder by the guide situated at the end of the crankshaft and the oil passing through the hole flows into the grooves positioned inside the cylinder, between the cylinder and the cylinder sleeve. Accordingly, the high temperature caused by the motion of the piston within the cylinder sleeve, is transferred to the oil flowing between the cylinder and the cylinder sleeve. The oil entering the cylinder from above, moves within the grooves by the effect of gravity and is drained out of the body, into the compressor by means of the discharge channels situated at the bottom portion of the cylinder. Consequently the heat transferred from the cylinder to the oil can be conducted out of the compressor by the help of the compressor shell in communication with the oil. By the application of the present invention, the heat formed on the cylinder can be conducted out of the cylinder by means of the oil and the performance of the cylinder is enhanced.
- The compressor realized in order to fulfill the object of the present invention is illustrated in the attached drawings, where:
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Figure 1 - is the schematic view of a compressor. -
Figure 2 - is the perspective view of a cylinder sleeve not having a groove on it. -
Figure 3 - is the perspective view of a cylinder sleeve having sloped projections guiding the flow to the grooves. -
Figure 4 - is the perspective view of a cylinder sleeve having grooves on it. -
Figure 5 - is the side view of a cylinder sleeve having grooves on it. -
Figure 6 - is the perspective view of a body and a piston assembled in a cylinder on the body. -
Figure 7 - is the exploded perspective view of a body, a valve table, a valve plate, a cylinder sleeve, a piston rod, a crankshaft and more than one gasket. -
Figure 8 - is the perspective view of a cylinder sleeve situated inside a body, a crankshaft, and a guide situated on a crankshaft. -
Figure 9 - is the detail view of a cylinder sleeve, a crankshaft, and a body having a guide situated on a crankshaft. -
Figure 10 - is another detail view of a cylinder sleeve, a crankshaft, and a body having a guide situated on a crankshaft. -
Figure 11 - is the detail view of a body comprising a cylinder having more than one groove and projections. - Elements shown in figures are numbered as follows:
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- Compressor
- 2.
- Motor
- 3.
- Cylinder
- 4.
- Piston
- 5.
- Crankshaft
- 6.
- Piston rod
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- Wrist pin
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- Body
- 9.
- Cylinder sleeve
- 10.
- Valve table
- 11.
- Valve plate
- 12.
- Cylinder head
- 13.
- Housing
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- Cut out
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- Channel
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- 26. Groove
- 17.
- Guide
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- Hole
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- Discharge channel
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- , 30. Projection
- 50., 51., 52.
- Gasket
- In household appliances, preferably in cooling devices, the circulation of the circulating fluid that is utilized for cooling is maintained by a compressor (1).
- Inside the compressor (1) there's a fluid that facilitates motion and provides cooling of the parts by conducting the generated heat. In the preferred embodiment, oil is used as the fluid.
- The compressor (1) comprises a motor (2), a cylinder (3) providing pumping of the refrigerant gas inside, a piston for compressing the refrigerant gas, a crankshaft (5) transferring the motion received from the motor (2), a body (8) on which the parts like the crankshaft (5), the cylinder (3) and the piston (4) are situated, a guide (17) providing to convey the oil aspirated by the crankshaft (5) to the desired areas, a cylinder sleeve (9) separate from the body (8) arranged within the cylinder (3), inside which the piston (4) moves, pumping the circulating fluid by aspirating and compressing, and at least one hole (18) situated on the body (8) such that it corresponds with the outlet of the guide (17), providing to deliver the oil conveyed by the guide (17) between the cylinder sleeve (9) and the cylinder (3), helping to cool the walls of the cylinder (3) and not to increase the temperature of the circulating fluid entering into the cylinder sleeve (9).
- The cylinder sleeve (9) helps in attaining the circularity of the cylinder (3) that has a suitable configuration for the piston (4). Consequently the movement of the piston (4) between the aspiration and compression periods is without oscillations. Furthermore, the leaks during the compression of the circulation fluid are prevented, providing to increase the thermodynamic efficiency.
- The body (8) comprises a housing (13) inside which the crankshaft (5) rotates.
- In the present invention, first of all the cylinder sleeve (9) is arranged inside the cylinder (3), the crankshaft (5) inside the housing (13) and the piston (4) inside the cylinder sleeve (9). Then the guide (17) is assembled on the body (8) and the crankshaft (5).
- In the present invention, the compressor (1) comprises at least one discharge channel (19) that provides to discharge the oil delivered between the cylinder sleeve (9) and the cylinder (3).
- In this embodiment, the oil aspirated by the rotational movement of the crankshaft (5) and delivered to the hole (18) by the guide (17) flows between the cylinder sleeve (9) and the cylinder (3) and is released on the outer surfaces of the body (8) by the discharge channel (19). The oil draining from the outer surfaces of the body (8) and helping in its cooling is re-aspirated by the crankshaft (5) and collected in the compressor (1) case to be delivered to the guide (17).
- In another embodiment of the present invention, the cylinder sleeve (9) comprises one or more grooves (16) on its outer surface, for transferring the heat formed during the movement of the piston (4), providing to guide the oil delivered inside and one or more projections (20) situated around the groove (16) (
Figure 3, Figure 4 ). Accordingly the oil is provided to be spread over the whole surface. - In another embodiment of the present invention, the cylinder sleeve (9) comprises one or more channels (15) inside the projections (20) in communication with the grooves (16).
- In yet another embodiment of the present invention, the cylinder sleeve (9) comprises projections (20) having trapezoidal sections and sloping upper surfaces, guiding the oil delivered on it to the grooves (16) and channels (15) inside the projections (20) in communication with the grooves (16) (
Figure 4 ). - In this embodiment, the delivery of the oil flowing into the grooves (16) to the other portions of the cylinder sleeve (9) is provided by the channels (15) inside the projections (20) and the grooves (16) in communication with the other grooves (16). Since the projections (20) are farther away from the surface of the piston (4) in contact with the cylinder sleeve (9) than the grooves (16), they increase the heat transfer surfaces and hence the cooling. The channels (15) also contribute to this cooling process and provide the projections (20) to cool more efficiently.
- In another embodiment of the present invention, a cylinder (3) is utilized comprising one or more grooves (26) that provide to guide the oil delivered between itself and the cylinder sleeve (9) situated inside it and more than one projection (30) positioned between the grooves (26) to separate the grooves (26) from each other (
Figure 11 ). - In another embodiment of the present invention, the cylinder sleeve (9) comprises a cut out (14) that facilitates the assembly of the piston (4), and increases the coefficient of performance by decreasing the surface of friction during the movement of the piston (4).
- In an embodiment of the present invention, the compressor (1) comprises a piston rod (6) that transfers the movement delivered from the crankshaft (5) to the piston (4), a wrist pin (7) that connects the piston rod (6) with the piston (4), a valve table (10) providing the piston (4) to compress the circulating fluid, a valve plate (11) on the valve table (10), a cylinder head (12) allowing the valve table (10) to be fixed to the body (8), a gasket (50) between the cylinder sleeve (9) and the body (8), another gasket (51) between the cylinder sleeve (9) and the valve plate (5) and yet another gasket (52) between the valve plate (11) and the cylinder head (12).
- In this embodiment, first of all the cylinder sleeve (9) is arranged inside the cylinder (3). In the meantime, the piston rod (6) is mounted on the crankshaft (5) and after the wrist pin (7) and the piston (4) are assembled on the piston rod (6), the crankshaft (5) is assembled in the housing (13) and the piston (4) inside the cylinder sleeve (9). Afterwards the guide (17) is assembled on the body (8) and the crankshaft (5).
- In this embodiment, while the crankshaft (5) rotates, the piston (4) is actuated back and forth inside the cylinder (3) by means of a piston rod (6) connected to the crankshaft (5), providing the circulating fluid to be aspirated into the cylinder (3) and compressed. By means of the suction muffler and the valve cover fixed on the valve table (10) having a valve plate (11) situated on the cylinder (3), the circulating fluid is aspirated from the circulation cycle and re-pumped into the circulation cycle. In certain rotational angles of the crankshaft (5), the circulating fluid aspirated into the cylinder (3) by the opening of the valve plate (11), fills in the cylinder (3) until the piston (4) reaches the lower dead point. While the piston (4) moves from the lower dead point to the upper dead point, the circulating fluid aspirated into the cylinder (3) is compressed and discharged out of the cylinder (3) over the valve plate (11) that opens just before the piston (4) reaches the upper dead point. The circulating fluid with increased pressure and temperature that fills in the cylinder head (12) outside the cylinder (3), later leaves the cylinder head (12) via the exhaust outlet. In the meantime the portions nearest the valve table (10) wherein the piston (4) compresses the circulating fluid in the cylinder (3) are overheated. Furthermore, the pressure and temperature of the circulating fluid increase during the compression process as the piston (4) moves towards the top dead point. This results in the receding of the cylinder (3) from isothermal compression. The increase of the circulating fluid temperature during compression leads to the increase of the specific volume of the circulating fluid and hence to the decrease of the compression efficiency. Subsequently, the temperature of the circulating fluid has to be decreased particularly during the compression process and the cylinder (3) walls have to be cooled in order to increase compression efficiency.
- Consequently, a compressor (1) comprising at least one hole (18) bored on the overheated portions of the cylinder (3) and/or the cylinder sleeve (9) is utilized. The oil flowing from the hole (18), flows into the grooves (16) situated at these overheated portions of the cylinder sleeve (9) and provides its cooling.
- By means of the cylinder sleeve (9) of the present invention, being produced separately from the body (8), without encountering with the problems of cylinder (3) production on the body (8), the circularity of the surfaces and the surface roughness inside which the piston (4) moves can be enhanced. Consequently the factors that result in the heating of the piston (4) during its movement in the cylinder (3) are diminished and the grooves (16, 26) and the projections (20, 30) on the cylinder sleeve (9) or the cylinder (3) are cooled much better, increasing the performance of the compressor (1).
- Since the heat transfer coefficient of the circulating fluid in the compressor (1) is higher than the heat transfer coefficient of the body (8), the contribution of the oil delivered to the piston (4) area can be more intensive in cooling the cylinder (3). In this case, the heat transfer from the cylinder (3) surfaces in contact with the circulating fluid in the compressor (1) is further increased. Accordingly the increase in the temperature of the circulating fluid during the compression process is reduced. This in turn provides an increase in the compression process and the thermodynamic efficiency.
- Furthermore, since different sized cylinder sleeves (9) suitable for different sized pistons (4) can be utilized providing operation with different capacities in the same cylinder (3) without changing the other parts, an easy and efficient cooling can be accomplished in all possible implementations, as the compressor (1) operates with different capacities by means of the oil delivered between the cylinder sleeve (9) and the cylinder (3) through the hole (18), by only changing the cylinder sleeve (9) without changing the cylinder (3). Since the cylinder (3) can be cooled better, this provides the circulating fluid aspirated and pumped by the piston (4) to be heated minimally. Furthermore, the compressor (1) can also be operated efficiently at different capacities than the cylinder sleeve (9).
- In compressors (1), particularly in hermetic compressors, the energy consumed during the compression of the circulating fluid constitutes the largest share, approximately 70 %, in determining the capacity of a compressor (1). Therefore the gain from enhancing the compression is directly reflected in the thermodynamic efficiency of the compressor (1). This means that there is an increase in the coefficient of performance of the compressor (1). Therefore, by means of the enhanced circularity of the cylinder sleeve (9) and its cooling, the compression process can be carried out isothermally and the thermodynamic efficiency can be increased by a considerable amount. By this means, contribution is made to one of the important limitations in the production of compressors (1), the formation of the ideal circularity of the cylinder (3) hole (18).
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- A compressor (1) utilized in household appliances, preferably in refrigerators, comprising a motor (2), a cylinder (3) providing pumping of the refrigerant gas inside, a piston (4) for compressing the refrigerant gas, a crankshaft (5) transferring the motion received from the motor (2), a body (8) on which the parts such as the crankshaft (5), the cylinder (3) and the piston (4) are situated, a guide (17) providing the convey of the oil aspirated by the crankshaft (5) to the desired areas, a cylinder sleeve (9) separate from the body (8) arranged within the cylinder (3), inside which the piston (4) moves, pumping the circulating fluid by aspirating and compressing, and characterized by at least one hole (18) situated on the body (8) so as to correspond with the outlet of the guide (17), providing to deliver the oil conveyed by the guide (17) between the cylinder sleeve (9) and the cylinder (3), helping the cooling of the walls of the cylinder (3) and not increasing of the temperature of the circulating fluid entering into the cylinder sleeve (9).
- A compressor (1) as in Claim 1, characterized by at least one discharge channel (19) that provides the discharge of the oil delivered between the cylinder sleeve (9) and the cylinder (3).
- A compressor (1) as in Claim 1 or 2, characterized by a cylinder sleeve (9) comprising one or more grooves (16) on its outer surface, for transferring the heat formed during the movement of the piston (4), providing to guide the oil delivered inside and one or more projections (20) situated around the groove (16).
- A compressor (1) as in Claim 3, characterized by a cylinder sleeve (9) comprising one or more channels (15) inside the projection (20) in communication with the grooves (16).
- A compressor (1) as in Claim 1 or 2, characterized by a cylinder (3) comprising one or more grooves (26) that provide to guide the oil delivered between itself and the cylinder sleeve (9) situated inside and more than one projection (30) positioned between the grooves (26) to separate the grooves (26) from each other.
- A compressor (1) as in Claim 1 or 2, characterized by a cylinder sleeve (9) comprising a cut out (14) that facilitates the assembly of the piston (4), and increases the coefficient of performance by decreasing the surface of friction during the movement of the piston (4).
- A compressor (1) as in any one of the Claims 1 to 5, characterized by a cylinder sleeve (9) comprising projections (20) having trapezoidal sections and sloping upper surfaces, guiding the oil delivered on it to the grooves (16) and channels (15) inside the projections (20) in communication with the grooves (16).
- A compressor (1) as in any one of the above claims, characterized by at least one hole (18) bored on the portions wherein the cylinder (3) and/or the cylinder sleeve (9) are overheated.
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