WO2012026081A1 - 密閉型圧縮機 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a hermetic compressor, and more particularly, to a technique for separating lubricating oil from a compressed working fluid.
- Patent Document 1 As a conventional example of an oil separation mechanism that can be used in a hermetic compressor, an example as in Patent Document 1 is known. An outline of the compressor described in Patent Document 1 is shown in FIG. An electric motor composed of a rotor 211 and a stator 213 is disposed inside the hermetic container 203 of the compressor. A compression mechanism (not shown) is disposed under the electric motor. The refrigerant compressed by the compression mechanism is discharged into the internal space of the sealed container 203. An oil separation plate 237 that rotates integrally with the rotor 211 is provided at the end of the rotor 211. The oil separation plate 237 gives a centrifugal force to the mixed phase flow of the compressed refrigerant and oil.
- the oil separation plate 237 has a substantially disk shape. On the bottom surface of the oil separation plate 237, ridges 239 and dents 245 are formed radially. The ridges 239 and the recesses 245 are continuous to the outer peripheral portion of the oil separation plate 237, respectively.
- the refrigerant flow containing the oil particles moves along the ridges 239, is blown from the tips of the ridges 239 by centrifugal force, and collides with the inner peripheral surface of the stator 213. Thereby, the oil is separated from the refrigerant.
- the refrigerant is discharged to the outside of the sealed container 203 through the discharge pipe 235.
- Patent Document 2 discloses a method of passing a compressed refrigerant through an insulator so as to promote separation of oil from the refrigerant.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a hermetic compressor with a small oil discharge amount.
- the present invention A sealed container having an oil sump at the bottom; A compression mechanism disposed in the sealed container and compressing the working fluid; An electric motor that has a rotor and a stator, is disposed above the compression mechanism in the sealed container, and drives the compression mechanism; A part of the internal space of the sealed container, an upper space formed on the electric motor; A part of the internal space of the sealed container, a lower space formed between the electric motor and the compression mechanism; A discharge pipe that opens toward the upper space and guides the compressed working fluid to the outside of the hermetic compressor; A first balance weight projecting from the upper surface of the rotor toward the upper space; A swirl flow generator that protrudes from the upper surface of the rotor toward the upper space, and is disposed at a position closer to the rotating shaft of the motor than the first balance weight; A second balance weight projecting from the lower surface of the rotor toward the lower space; A communication path formed in the rotor to guide the working fluid compressed by the compression mechanism and discharged to the lower space to the upper space; With A
- a plane obtained by cutting the trajectory is a first cross section, and a three-dimensional and annular trajectory formed by the second balance weight around the rotation axis when the motor is driven is parallel to the second trajectory and the rotation axis.
- a plane obtained by cutting the second locus by a second plane including the rotation axis is a second cross section, and the swirl flow generating portion is formed around the rotation axis when the electric motor is driven.
- An annular locus is a third locus, a surface obtained by cutting the third locus by a third plane parallel to the rotation axis and including the rotation axis is a third cross section, parallel to the rotation axis and includes the rotation axis.
- a hermetic compressor further comprising a discharge direction deflecting unit that moves a compressed working fluid from the communication path to the upper space while deflecting the compressed working fluid in a direction inclined with respect to a direction parallel to the rotation axis.
- the sum of the area second moment based on the first cross section and the area second moment based on the third cross section is larger than the area second moment based on the second cross section. That is, the swirl flow in the upper space is strong and the swirl flow in the lower space is weak. Thereby, the effect
- the compressed working fluid moves from the communication path to the upper space while being deflected in a direction inclined with respect to the direction parallel to the rotation axis. Therefore, the swirling flow of the working fluid can be generated from a position closer to the outlet of the communication path in the direction parallel to the rotation axis of the electric motor. As a result, the flow distance of the working fluid in the upper space can be increased, thereby reducing the amount of oil discharged from the compressor.
- Sectional drawing of the compressor which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention Perspective view of rotor and balance weight Perspective view of rotor provided with balance weight and swirl flow generator
- Perspective view of swirl flow suppression unit The perspective view which shows the definition of a 1st cross section and a 2nd cross section
- the top view which shows the definition of the 1st section and the 2nd section Perspective view showing definition of third cross section
- Plan view showing definition of third section
- Schematic showing the definition of area second moment
- Schematic showing the flow of refrigerant and oil inside the compressor
- Schematic showing the pressure field in a model with a rotating body arranged in a cylindrical container
- Schematic showing the pressure difference between the two openings of the flow path
- FIG. 13A The perspective view of the rotor provided with the swirl
- Schematic which shows the refrigerant
- the perspective view of the rotor of this embodiment Schematic which shows the refrigerant
- Schematic showing the flow field in the upper space of the rotary compressor of this embodiment Schematic which shows the flow field in the upper space of the rotary compressor provided with the swirl flow production
- the rotary compressor 100 of the present embodiment includes a sealed container 2, a compression mechanism 4, and an electric motor 6.
- the compression mechanism 4 and the electric motor 6 are disposed in one sealed container 2. That is, the rotary compressor 100 is configured as a hermetic compressor.
- the electric motor 6 is located above the compression mechanism 4.
- the sealed container 2 has an oil sump 3 formed at the bottom thereof.
- the compression mechanism 4 is immersed in oil (refrigeration oil) held in the oil reservoir 3.
- the compression mechanism 4 is connected to the electric motor 6 by a shaft 9 so as to be driven by the electric motor 6.
- a lower space 5 and an upper space 7 are formed inside the sealed container 2.
- the lower space 5 is a space formed between the compression mechanism 4 and the electric motor 6 with respect to the axial direction of the shaft 9.
- the upper space 7 is a space formed on the electric motor 6.
- the longitudinal direction of the shaft 9 is parallel to the vertical direction. That is, the rotary compressor 100 is a vertical rotary compressor.
- the compression mechanism 4 has an upper bearing 12, a piston 10, a cylinder 11 and a lower bearing 13.
- the piston 10 is attached to the eccentric portion 9 a of the shaft 9 inside the cylinder 11.
- a compression chamber 11c having a crescent moon shape in plan view is formed. Rotational power generated by the electric motor 6 is transmitted to the piston 10 by the shaft 9. As the piston 10 rotates inside the cylinder 11, the refrigerant is compressed in the compression chamber 11c.
- the type of refrigerant as the working fluid is not particularly limited, and a fluorine refrigerant such as R410A or a natural refrigerant such as carbon dioxide can be used.
- the upper bearing 12 and the lower bearing 13 are provided at the upper part and the lower part of the cylinder 11, respectively.
- the shaft 9 is rotatably supported by the upper bearing 12 and the lower bearing 13.
- a discharge muffler 24 having a discharge port 25 is provided on the upper bearing 12.
- the compressed refrigerant moves from the compression mechanism 4 to the lower space 5 via the inside of the discharge muffler 24 and the discharge port 25.
- An oil passage 26 for returning the oil separated from the refrigerant in the lower space 5 or the upper space 7 to the oil reservoir 3 is formed in the outer peripheral portion of the upper bearing 12.
- a discharge pipe 8 for guiding the compressed refrigerant to the outside of the sealed container 2 is provided on the upper part of the sealed container 2.
- a suction pipe 23 that guides the refrigerant to be compressed to the compression mechanism 4 is provided on the side of the sealed container 2.
- the discharge pipe 8 passes through the upper part of the sealed container 2 and opens toward the upper space 7.
- the suction pipe 23 penetrates the side of the sealed container 2 and is inserted into the cylinder 11.
- the electric motor 6 includes a stator 14 and a rotor 15.
- the stator 14 is fixed to the inner wall of the sealed container 2.
- the stator 14 has an annular shape when viewed from the axial direction, and the rotor 15 is disposed inside thereof.
- the rotor 15 is fixed to the shaft 9. Therefore, the rotation axis of the electric motor 6 coincides with the rotation axis O of the shaft 9.
- a slight gap 16 (air gap) is formed between the inner peripheral surface of the stator 14 and the outer peripheral surface of the rotor 15 in the radial direction.
- a plurality of flow paths 17 having a slit shape extending in a direction parallel to the rotation axis O are formed.
- the rotor 15 has a plurality of communication passages 20 that connect the lower space 5 and the upper space 7.
- the communication path 20 is formed at equal angular intervals around the rotation axis O of the shaft 9 and penetrates the rotor 15 in a direction parallel to the axial direction of the shaft 9.
- the refrigerant compressed by the compression mechanism 4 moves from the lower space 5 to the upper space 7 through any one of the gap 16, the flow path 17, and the communication path 20.
- the oil separated from the refrigerant returns from the upper space 7 to the lower space 5 through any one of the gap 16, the flow path 17, and the communication path 20.
- the rotor 15 has four communication paths 20, but the number of communication paths 20 is not particularly limited.
- the rotor 15 includes, as elements constituting the rotor 15, a plurality of laminated steel plates 28, end plates disposed on the upper and lower portions of the laminated steel plates 28 for fastening and fixing the laminated steel plates 28. 27 and rivets (not shown).
- a first balance weight 18 and a second balance weight 19 are provided on the upper and lower parts of the rotor 15, respectively.
- Each of the balance weights 18 and 19 has an arch shape, and surrounds the communication path 20 in a plan view.
- the second balance weight 19 is disposed at a position symmetrical to the first balance weight 18 with respect to the rotation axis O of the shaft 9. That is, the second balance weight 19 is disposed at a position 180 degrees opposite to the position where the first balance weight 18 is disposed with respect to the rotation direction of the shaft 9.
- the second balance weight 19 is heavier than the first balance weight 18.
- the second balance weight 19 is located closer to the fulcrum (the upper bearing 12 and the lower bearing 13) of the shaft 9 than the first balance weight 18 is. Therefore, by making the second balance weight 19 relatively heavy, the effect of preventing the swinging operation can be enhanced.
- a swirl flow generation unit 21 for strengthening a swirl flow in the upper space 7 is provided on the upper portion of the rotor 15.
- the swirl flow generation unit 21 protrudes from the upper surface of the rotor 15 toward the upper space 7 and is disposed at a position closer to the rotation axis O than the first balance weight 18.
- the swirl flow generating unit 21 includes a support ring 121 and a baffle plate 122.
- the support ring 121 is made of a plate-like member, and is positioned closer to the rotation axis O than the communication path 20 on the upper surface of the rotor 15.
- the baffle plate 122 has a flat plate shape and is formed integrally with the support ring 121 at the outer peripheral portion of the support ring 121.
- Four baffle plates 122 are provided at equiangular intervals along the circumferential direction of the support ring 121.
- Each baffle plate 122 projects obliquely from the upper surface of the rotor 15 toward the upper space 7 (a direction inclined with respect to a direction parallel to the rotation axis O of the electric motor 6).
- the swirl flow generating unit 21 has the same number of baffle plates 122 as the communication path 20.
- the baffle plate 122 is provided at the exit of the communication path 20. Specifically, the baffle plate 122 is positioned in the rotation direction of the rotor 15 when viewed from the outlet of the communication path 20. In addition, an image obtained when the baffle plate 122 is projected onto the upper surface of the rotor 15 overlaps the outlet of the communication path 20. That is, part or all of the communication path 20 is covered with the baffle plate 122.
- the baffle plate 122 functions as a discharge direction deflecting unit that deflects the discharge direction of the refrigerant.
- the swirl flow generating unit 21 is also used as the discharge direction deflecting unit (baffle plate 122) for the purpose of suppressing an increase in the number of parts.
- the baffle plate 122 is configured to guide the compressed refrigerant in a rotation direction opposite to the rotation direction of the rotor 15 (hereinafter referred to as “counter-rotation direction”). Accordingly, it is possible to prevent the refrigerant in the upper space 7 and the refrigerant discharged from the communication path 20 from colliding vertically, so that the refrigerant discharged from the communication path 20 can smoothly move to the upper space 7. That is, there is little possibility that the pressure loss increases at the outlet of the communication passage 20.
- the swirl flow generation unit 21 may have a baffle plate 122 at a position that does not cover the outlet of the communication path 20.
- the baffle plate 122 provided at such a position also has a function of enhancing the swirling flow in the upper space 7, but does not have a function of deflecting the discharge direction of the refrigerant. Therefore, the flow distance of the refrigerant in the upper space 7 cannot be extended.
- the baffle plate 122 may be formed by a part of the end plate 27 for the purpose of further reducing the number of parts. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 4, the baffle plate 122 can be formed by cutting and raising a part of the end plate 27 at a position covering the communication path 20. According to the configuration shown in FIG. 4, the baffle plate 122 that has been cut and raised serves as a swirl flow generation unit and a discharge direction deflection unit. Further, as long as it has a function of deflecting the discharge direction of the refrigerant, the shape of the discharge direction deflecting portion is not limited to a plate shape.
- a swirl flow suppressing portion 22 is provided at the lower portion of the rotor 15 for the purpose of weakening the swirl flow in the lower space 5.
- the swirl flow suppressing portion 22 is configured by an annular cover 22 that completely covers the second balance weight 19.
- the cover 22 is put on the second balance weight 19 to suppress the swirling flow in the lower space 5
- the pressure at the opening on the lower space 5 side of the flow path 17 decreases.
- the oil separated in the upper space 7 can smoothly return to the lower space 5 and the oil reservoir 3 through the flow path 17.
- the stability of the oil surface of the oil reservoir 3 can be improved, so that the occurrence of oil splash from the oil reservoir 3 can be suppressed.
- the first balance weight 18, the second balance weight 19, the swirl flow generation unit 21, and the swirl flow restraint unit so that the swirl flow in the upper space 7 becomes stronger and the swirl flow in the lower space 5 becomes weaker. 22 is designed.
- One factor that causes the swirling flow in the lower space 5 and the upper space 7 is that the refrigerant filling the lower space 5 and the upper space 7 is pushed away from the first balance weight 18, the second balance weight 19, and the swirling flow generator 21. Is to receive.
- the three-dimensional and circular locus formed by the first balance weight 18 around the rotation axis O when the electric motor 6 is driven are the first locus, the rotation axis O and the rotation axis O.
- a surface obtained by cutting the first locus by the first plane including O is defined as a first cross section 33.
- the first cross section 33 can also be defined as follows.
- a part of the surface of the first balance weight 18 that exerts a displacement action on the refrigerant when the electric motor 6 is driven is a first displacement surface 18p
- the first displacement surface 18p is parallel to the rotation axis O
- the rotation axis O is An image obtained by projecting onto the first plane including the image. Since the first plane can be determined infinitely, the first projection image can also have various shapes and areas. Here, the first plane is determined so that the area of the first projection image shows the maximum value. At this time, the first projection image coincides with the first cross section 33.
- the second cross section 34, the second displacement surface 19p, the second plane, and the second projection image can be defined for the second balance weight 19.
- the third cross section 35, the third displacement surface, the third plane, and the third projection image can be defined with respect to the swirl flow generation unit 21.
- a three-dimensional and circular locus formed by the swirling flow generating unit 21 around the rotation axis O when the electric motor 6 is driven is defined as a third locus, the rotation axis O.
- a plane obtained by cutting the third locus by a third plane parallel to the axis and including the rotation axis O is defined as a third cross section 35.
- the third cross section 35 is formed by four cross sections having the same shape.
- the third cross section 35 can also be defined as follows.
- a part of the surface of the swirl flow generating unit 21 that exerts a displacement action on the refrigerant when the electric motor 6 is driven is a third displacement surface 21p
- the third displacement surface 21p is parallel to the rotation axis O
- the rotation axis O is An image obtained by projecting onto the third plane including the image.
- the surface of the baffle plate 122 forms the third pushing surface 21p. Since the third plane can be determined infinitely, the third projection image can also have various shapes and areas, but here, the third plane is determined so that the area of the third projection image shows the maximum value. At this time, the third projected image coincides with the third cross section 35.
- the area of the minute region 136 included in a specific region 135 on an arbitrary plane parallel to the rotation axis O and including the rotation axis O is dA, and from the rotation axis O to the minute region 136.
- the distance to the centroid is r
- the length of the minute region 136 in the radial direction is dr
- the height of the minute region 136 in the direction parallel to the rotation axis O is dh
- the value M A expressed by the following equation (1) is given.
- area second moment In FIG. 8, the minute region 136 is assumed to be a square.
- the area second moment based on the first cross section 33 is defined as a first area second moment M A1 .
- an area second moment based on the second cross section 34 is defined as a second area second moment M A2 .
- an area second moment based on the third cross section 35 is defined as a third area second moment M A3 .
- the first to third area second moments are obtained for the first cross section 33, the second cross section 34, and the third cross section 35 using the equation (1), respectively.
- the first balance weight 18, the second balance weight 19, and the swirl flow generator 21 are designed so that the relationship between these first to third area second moments satisfies the following expression (2). Thereby, the swirling flow of the upper space 7 can be strengthened, and the swirling flow of the lower space 5 can be weakened.
- the “area second moment based on the first cross section 33” means the area second moment calculated for the first cross section 33 using the equation (1). The same applies to the second cross section 34 and the third cross section 35.
- the second term on the left side of the formula (2) is a plurality of third areas based on each of the plurality of baffle plates 122. Expressed as the sum of second moments.
- the first term on the left side of Equation (2) is the sum of a plurality of first area second moments based on each of the plurality of first balance weights 18. expressed.
- the right side of Equation (2) is the sum of a plurality of second area second moments based on each of the plurality of second balance weights 19. expressed.
- the second balance weight 19 covers the second balance weight 19 in order to reduce the area of the second displacement surface 19p through which the second balance weight 19 pushes the refrigerant. If the presence of a screw or the like for fixing the cover 22 to the rotor 15 is ignored, the area of the second push face 19p is substantially zero. Therefore, the right side of Expression (2) is zero, and the relationship of Expression (2) is satisfied.
- the first area second moment M A1 is the area second moment based on the first projection image on the first plane when the first plane is determined so that the area of the first projection image shows the maximum value. be equivalent to.
- the second area second moment M A2 is the area second order based on the second projection image on the second plane when the second plane is determined so that the area of the second projection image shows the maximum value.
- the third area second moment M A3 is equal to the area second moment based on the third projected image on the third plane when the third plane is determined so that the area of the third projected image shows the maximum value. .
- the refrigerant flow in the lower space 5 is indicated by an arrow 38a
- the refrigerant flow in the upper space 7 is indicated by an arrow 38b
- the oil flow returning from the upper space 7 to the oil reservoir 3 is indicated by a dashed arrow 39.
- the oil held in the oil reservoir 3 is used for lubrication and sealing of the sliding portion of the compression mechanism 4.
- the compressed refrigerant is discharged from the compression mechanism 4 to the lower space 5 at high temperature and high pressure along with oil particles (oil mist).
- the swirl flow field is formed in the lower space 5 by the rotation of the rotor 15, the strength of the swirl flow field is suppressed compared to the upper space 7 by the action of the cover 22.
- the refrigerant discharged to the lower space 5 is guided from the lower space 5 to the upper space 7 through the communication path 20.
- the refrigerant discharged into the upper space 7 is a centrifugal force generated by the baffle plate 122 that also serves as the swirl flow generation unit 21 and the first balance weight 18, and the flow deflection action by the baffle plate 122 that also serves as the swirl flow generation unit 21. Is deflected in the turning direction and the outer circumferential direction.
- the oil particles are separated from the refrigerant by centrifugal force in the process of movement. Thereafter, the refrigerant is guided to the outside of the sealed container 2 through the discharge pipe 8.
- the oil separated by centrifugal force in the upper space 7 adheres to the inner peripheral surface of the stator 14 or the inner wall of the sealed container 2. Thereafter, the oil returns to the oil reservoir 3 through the air gap 16 or the flow path 17.
- a model is considered in which a rotating body 37 a is arranged in a cylindrical container 37 and the rotating body 37 a is rotating around the central axis O 1 of the cylindrical container 37.
- a pressure field 37 b is formed inside the cylindrical container 37 that has a low pressure near the central axis O 1 and a high pressure near the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical container 37. This is due to the effect that the flow is guided outward in the radial direction by the centrifugal force of the flow itself, and the effect that the kinetic energy due to swirling is converted into pressure energy in the vicinity of the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical container 37.
- a pressure field 37c indicated by a broken line is formed. That is, the centrifugal force of the flow itself increases as the strength of swirl increases. Therefore, the pressure field 37 c shows a lower pressure tendency in the vicinity of the central axis O 1 of the cylindrical container 37. On the other hand, including the newly applied kinetic energy, the kinetic energy due to swirling is converted into pressure energy in the vicinity of the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical container 37. Therefore, the pressure field 37 c shows a higher pressure tendency in the vicinity of the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical container 37.
- the second balance weight 19 is heavier than the first balance weight 18 from the viewpoint of preventing swinging.
- the balance weights 18 and 19 are typically made of a metal such as brass.
- the volume of the second balance weight 19 is made larger than the volume of the first balance weight 18. It needs to be bigger.
- the area of the displacement surface 19p of the second balance weight 19 is the displacement surface of the first balance weight 18. This would exceed 18 areas.
- the rotary compressor 100g shown in FIG. 11 does not have components corresponding to the swirl flow generation unit (baffle plate 122) and the swirl flow suppression unit (cover 22) in the rotary compressor 100 of the present embodiment.
- Other configurations of the rotary compressor 100g are the same as the rotary compressor 100 of the present embodiment. That is, the first balance weight 18g and the second balance weight 19g are respectively fixed to the rotor 15g and rotate together with the rotor 15g.
- the second balance weight 19g has a displacement surface wider than the displacement surface of the first balance weight 18g. Therefore, the swirl flow formed in the lower space 5g by the second balance weight 19g is stronger than the swirl flow formed in the upper space 7g by the first balance weight 18g.
- the oil separated by centrifugal force in the upper space 7g reaches the inner wall of the sealed container 2g in the upper space 7g, and then returns to the oil reservoir 3g through the flow path 17g by its own weight.
- the pressure at the opening of the flow path 17g on the lower space 5g side is too high compared to the pressure at the opening of the flow path 17g on the upper space 7g side, smooth oil return through the flow path 17g is hindered.
- the refrigerant mainly moves from the lower space 5g to the upper space 7g through the flow path 17g, the oil flow (broken arrow 139) from the upper space 7g to the lower space 5g is inhibited.
- the oil tends to accumulate near the inner wall of the sealed container 2g.
- the accumulated oil is again caught in the refrigerant and guided to the outside of the sealed container 2g together with the refrigerant.
- the swirl flow in the upper space 7 is strengthened by the action of the swirl flow generation unit 21, and the swirl flow in the lower space 5 is suppressed by the action of the swirl flow suppression unit 22.
- the pressure at the opening on the upper space 7 side of the flow path 17 is higher than the pressure at the opening on the lower space 5 side of the flow path 17, or The difference between the pressure at the opening on the upper space 7 side and the pressure at the opening on the lower space 5 side of the flow path 17 is relatively small.
- the pressure near the center of the rotor 15 decreases when the swirl flow is strengthened, and increases when the swirl flow is suppressed.
- the swirl flow generating unit 21 is provided in the upper space 7 and the swirl flow suppressing unit 22 is provided in the lower space 5
- the pressure in the vicinity of the center of the rotor 15 decreases in the upper space 7 and increases in the lower space 5.
- the amount of refrigerant flowing from the lower space 5 to the upper space 7 through the communication path 20 can be increased, and the refrigerant can be prevented from flowing through the flow path 17 from the upper space 7 toward the lower space 5, or
- the amount of refrigerant flowing from the lower space 5 to the upper space 7 through the flow path 17 is greatly reduced.
- the amount of refrigerant flowing from the compression mechanism 4 to the discharge pipe 8 through the flow path 17 decreases, the oil can smoothly return from the upper space 7 to the oil reservoir 3 through the flow path 17.
- the strength of the swirling flow given to the flow field is determined by the swirling momentum Kr shown in the following formula (3).
- ⁇ fluid density
- V rotational speed of the rotating body
- ⁇ angular velocity of the rotating body
- r turning radius of the pushing part (pushing surface) of the rotating body
- A pushing part of the rotating body ( This is the projected area.
- Equation (3) if the rotational speed V of the rotating body is much lower than 0.3 times the speed of sound in the refrigerant flow, the refrigerant can be regarded as an incompressible fluid.
- the density ⁇ is constant.
- the angular velocity ⁇ is constant under the same operating conditions.
- the swirling momentum Kr that contributes to the strength of the swirling flow given to the flow field is proportional to the value obtained by multiplying the square of the swirling radius r by the projection area A.
- a value obtained by multiplying the square of the turning radius r by the projected area A corresponds to the area second moment described above. That is, the area second moment represents the strength of the swirl applied to the refrigerant flow.
- FIGS. 13A and 13B an example in which an object other than the balance weight 18g is not provided on the upper portion of the rotor 15g (compressor 100g shown in FIG. 11) will be described.
- the rotation direction of the rotor 15g is considered as a stationary system. It is considered that the refrigerant flow 42g discharged from the communication passage 20g to the upper space 7g collides with the refrigerant flow 41g in the upper space 7g substantially perpendicularly. At this time, a large pressure loss may occur.
- FIGS. 14A and 14B an example in which a baffle plate 21g is arranged at the outlet of the communication path 20g will be described as shown in FIGS. 14A and 14B.
- the baffle plate 21g As viewed from the outlet of the communication path 20g, the baffle plate 21g is located in the rotation direction of the rotor 15g. However, the baffle plate 21g extends straight in a direction parallel to the rotation axis O and does not cover the outlet of the communication path 20g. According to such a baffle plate 21g, the refrigerant flow 42g can be prevented from colliding perpendicularly with the refrigerant flow 41g. That is, the pressure loss at the outlet of the communication passage 20g can be suppressed.
- the baffle plate 21g does not have the ability to deflect the refrigerant. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 17, the refrigerant has a tendency to progress upward in the vertical direction.
- the present embodiment in which the baffle plate 122 is disposed so as to cover the outlet of the communication path 20 will be described. Since the refrigerant flow 42 discharged from the communication path 20 to the upper space 7 receives a deflection action from the baffle plate 122, it is discharged toward the counter-rotating direction of the rotor 15. That is, the refrigerant moves from the communication path 20 to the upper space 7 while being deflected in a direction inclined with respect to a direction parallel to the rotation axis O. Then, as shown in FIG. 16, the formation of the swirling flow starts from a position relatively close to the upper surface of the rotor 15. As a result, the flow distance (time) of the refrigerant in the upper space 7 increases, and oil centrifugal separation can be promoted.
- the baffle plate 122 may completely cover the outlet of the communication path 20 in a plan view, or may cover only a part thereof. That is, the projection image obtained when the baffle plate 122 is projected onto the upper surface of the rotor 15 may include the opening surface of the communication path 20, or the projection image of the baffle plate 122 overlaps a part of the opening surface. You may just have. For example, according to the experimental results under high load conditions (high rotation speed and high pressure ratio), it is excellent if the baffle plate 122 covers the opening surface of the communication path 20 by about 85% when viewed from the upper side in the vertical direction. It is known that an effect can be obtained.
- FIG. 18 is a graph showing the results of an experiment conducted to confirm the effect of the rotary compressor 100 of the present embodiment.
- the vertical axis represents the oil discharge amount.
- the experiment was performed under high load conditions, and the amount of oil discharged together with the refrigerant from the discharge pipe was measured. The amount of oil discharged was evaluated by sampling the refrigerant at the outlet of the condenser in the refrigeration cycle.
- “Embodiment” shows the measurement result of the rotary compressor described with reference to FIG.
- “Comparative example” shows the measurement results of the rotary compressor in which the swirling flow generating unit 21 and the swirling flow suppressing unit 22 (cover) are removed from the rotary compressor of the embodiment.
- “Modification 1” indicates the measurement result of the rotary compressor according to Modification 1 described later.
- the oil discharge amount of the rotary compressor of the comparative example was “1”
- the oil discharge amount of the rotary compressor of this embodiment was as small as “0.44”.
- the inlet of the discharge pipe 8 is located near the upper surface of the rotor 15. Specifically, the lower end of the discharge pipe 8 is located below the upper end of the stator 14 in the direction (vertical direction) parallel to the rotation axis O of the shaft 9. Further, the rotation axis O of the shaft 9 passes through the inlet of the discharge pipe 8. Specifically, the rotation axis O of the shaft 9 coincides with the center of the inlet of the discharge pipe 8.
- the refrigerant After the refrigerant is discharged from the communication path 20 to the upper space 7, the refrigerant moves while turning and deflecting toward the inner wall of the sealed container 2 by the action of the centrifugal force and the baffle plate 122. Thereafter, the refrigerant descends while turning along the outer peripheral surface of the discharge pipe 8 and enters the discharge pipe 8. Since the flow distance (time) of the refrigerant flow in the upper space 7 can be increased, oil separation can be further promoted. Furthermore, since the refrigerant immediately before entering the discharge pipe 8 forms a downward flow, the oil separation action based on the dead weight of the refrigerant can be promoted. As a result, the oil discharge amount can be further reduced as shown in FIG.
- a space filling member 22 b is used instead of the cover 22 as the swirl flow suppressing portion.
- the space filling member 22 b has a specific gravity smaller than that of the second balance weight 19 and is provided on the turning locus of the second balance weight 19. That is, the space filling member 22 b is provided at a position symmetrical to the second balance weight 19 with respect to the plane including the rotation axis O and fills the space on the turning locus of the second balance weight 19. Similar to the cover 22 described with reference to FIG. 1 and the like, the space filling member 22b can reduce the area of the displacement surface of the second balance weight 19.
- the space filling member 22b is made of a material having a space inside which a refrigerant containing oil particles can enter.
- the space filling member 22b can be made of a foam material, a material made by braiding a linear metal, or a material having voids such as steel wool. Since such a material is relatively lightweight, the function of the second balance weight 19 as a balance weight is less likely to be impaired.
- the shape of the space filling member 22b is not particularly limited.
- the shape of the space filling member 22b is determined so that the area of the displacement surface of the second balance weight 19 becomes substantially zero.
- the area of the clearance surface of the space filling member 22b is also zero. That is, the second balance weight 19 and the space filling member 22b are combined to form a ring.
- the oil flow is contained in the refrigerant flow around the second balance weight 19.
- the space filling member 22 b is fixed to the rotor 15 and rotates together with the rotor 15. Therefore, a shear flow is formed between the space filling member 22b and the refrigerant flow.
- the space filling member 22b is made of a material having a gap such as a foam material, the oil particles enter the foam material due to disturbance of the refrigerant flow or the like. Thereby, the space filling member 22b serves as an oil mist trap.
- the discharge port 25 for discharging the refrigerant compressed by the compression mechanism 4 to the lower space 5 in the direction parallel to the rotation axis O is the second balance weight 19 and the space filling member. It may be formed at a position overlapping 22 b, that is, a position overlapping the turning trajectory of the second balance weight 19.
- the projection view of the discharge port 25 is a projection view and / or a space of the second balance weight 19. It may overlap with the projection view of the filling member 22b.
- the refrigerant discharged to the lower space 5 through the discharge port 25 can directly collide with the space filling member 22b.
- the amount of oil particles entering the space inside the space filling member 22b is increased, so that the oil separation effect by the space filling member 22b can be sufficiently obtained.
- a cover 22 c as a swirl flow suppressing portion may be formed integrally with an end plate that fastens and fixes a plurality of laminated steel plates 28 constituting the rotor 15. Thereby, the number of parts can be reduced.
- the cover 22c has an annular shape in plan view.
- a plurality of through holes 44 are formed in the cover 22c at positions corresponding to the entrances of the communication passages 20. The refrigerant can travel from the lower space 5 to the communication path 20 through the inside of the through hole 44 and the cover 22c.
- the swirl flow generating unit 146 shown in FIG. 23 includes an end plate 27 and a first balance weight 18 integrated with the end plate 27. That is, the end plate 27 and the first balance weight 18 are formed of one component by a method such as casting. If it does in this way, reduction of a number of parts and simplification of the assembly process of a compressor can be achieved.
- the end plate 27 is caulked and fixed to the laminated steel plate 28 to constitute the rotor 15.
- the communication path 20 of the rotor 15 is covered with a roof portion 46 provided on the end plate 27.
- the roof portion 46 constitutes a discharge direction deflecting portion.
- One roof portion 46 is provided for one communication passage 20. When viewed from the outlet of the communication passage 20, the roof portion 46 forms walls on the upper side of the outlet, on the downstream side along the rotational direction of the rotor 15, on the radially inner peripheral side, and on the radially outer peripheral side. ing.
- the roof portion 46 has a small box shape that opens only in the counter-rotating direction of the rotor 15. By the action of the roof portion 46, the refrigerant from the communication path 20 is discharged toward the counter-rotating direction of the rotor 15.
- the outlet portion 48 of the communication path 20 extends in a direction inclined with respect to a direction parallel to the rotation axis O of the electric motor 6.
- the compressed refrigerant moves from the communication path 20 to the upper space 7 while being deflected in the direction opposite to the rotation direction of the rotor 15 and inclined with respect to the direction parallel to the rotation axis O by the action of the outlet portion 48.
- the discharge direction deflecting unit is configured by the outlet portion 48.
- the refrigerant flow 42 from the communication path 20 does not collide perpendicularly with the refrigerant flow 41 in the upper space 7. Therefore, an increase in pressure loss at the outlet of the communication passage 20 can be prevented.
- FIG. 24A does not show a swirl flow generation unit for enhancing swirl flow.
- a swirl flow generation unit for example, the baffle plate 122 shown in FIG. 3
- a swirl flow generation unit can be provided at a position where the outlet of the communication path 20 is not covered.
- a baffle plate 122 that obliquely protrudes from the upper surface of the rotor 15 is provided as a swirl flow generator so as to extend in the same direction as the outlet portion 48.
- Each configuration of the modified examples 1 to 6 can be freely combined with the rotary compressor 100 shown in FIG. 1 without departing from the gist of the present invention. Further, the present invention is not limited to a rotary compressor, and can be applied to other hermetic compressors.
- the hermetic compressor of the present invention can be suitably used in a refrigeration cycle apparatus used in an air conditioner, a hot water heater, or the like. Since the amount of oil flowing into the condenser and evaporator of the refrigeration cycle apparatus can be reduced, the heat exchange efficiency of the condenser and evaporator can be improved.
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底部にオイル溜りを有する密閉容器と、
前記密閉容器内に配置され、作動流体を圧縮する圧縮機構と、
回転子及び固定子を有し、前記密閉容器内において前記圧縮機構よりも上に配置され、前記圧縮機構を駆動する電動機と、
前記密閉容器の内部空間の一部であって、前記電動機の上に形成された上部空間と、
前記密閉容器の内部空間の一部であって、前記電動機と前記圧縮機構との間に形成された下部空間と、
前記上部空間に向かって開口しており、圧縮された作動流体を当該密閉型圧縮機の外部へと導く吐出管と、
前記回転子の上面から前記上部空間に向かって突出している第1バランスウエイトと、
前記回転子の上面から前記上部空間に向かって突出しているとともに、前記第1バランスウエイトよりも前記電動機の回転軸に近い位置に配置された旋回流生成部と、
前記回転子の下面から前記下部空間に向かって突出している第2バランスウエイトと、
前記圧縮機構で圧縮されて前記下部空間に吐出された作動流体を前記上部空間に導くように前記回転子に形成された連通路と、
を備え、
前記電動機を駆動したときに前記第1バランスウエイトが前記回転軸の周りに形成する立体的かつ環状の軌跡を第1軌跡、前記回転軸に平行かつ前記回転軸を含む第1平面によって前記第1軌跡を切断して得られる面を第1断面、前記電動機を駆動したときに前記第2バランスウエイトが前記回転軸の周りに形成する立体的かつ環状の軌跡を第2軌跡、前記回転軸に平行かつ前記回転軸を含む第2平面によって前記第2軌跡を切断して得られる面を第2断面、前記電動機を駆動したときに前記旋回流生成部が前記回転軸の周りに形成する立体的かつ環状の軌跡を第3軌跡、前記回転軸に平行かつ前記回転軸を含む第3平面によって前記第3軌跡を切断して得られる面を第3断面、前記回転軸に平行かつ前記回転軸を含む任意の平面上の特定の領域に含まれた微小領域の面積をdA、前記回転軸から前記微小領域の図心までの距離をr、下記式(1)で表される値MAを面積二次モーメントと定義したとき、
圧縮された作動流体を前記回転軸に平行な方向に対して傾いた方向に偏向させながら前記連通路から前記上部空間へと移動させる吐出方向偏向部をさらに備えた、密閉型圧縮機を提供する。
図19に示すように、変形例1に係るロータリ圧縮機101によれば、吐出管8の入口が回転子15の上面の近傍に位置している。詳細には、シャフト9の回転軸Oに平行な方向(鉛直方向)に関して、吐出管8の下端が、固定子14の上端よりも下に位置している。また、シャフト9の回転軸Oが吐出管8の入口を通過している。詳細には、シャフト9の回転軸Oが吐出管8の入口の中心に一致している。
図20に示す変形例では、旋回流抑制部として、カバー22に代えて空間充填部材22bが用いられている。空間充填部材22bは、第2バランスウエイト19の比重よりも小さい比重を有しているとともに、第2バランスウエイト19の旋回軌跡上に設けられている。すなわち、空間充填部材22bは、回転軸Oを含む平面に関して、第2バランスウエイト19と対称の位置に設けられているとともに、第2バランスウエイト19の旋回軌跡上の空間を埋めている。図1等を参照して説明したカバー22と同様に、空間充填部材22bによって、第2バランスウエイト19の押しのけ面の面積を低減することができる。
図22に示すように、旋回流抑制部としてのカバー22cが、回転子15を構成する複数の積層鋼板28を締め付け及び固定する端板と一体に形成されていてもよい。これにより、部品点数を削減できる。カバー22cは、平面視で円環の形状を有している。カバー22cには、連通路20の入口に対応する位置に複数の貫通孔44が形成されている。冷媒は、貫通孔44及びカバー22cの内部を通って、下部空間5から連通路20へと進むことができる。
図23に示す旋回流生成部146は、端板27と、端板27に一体化された第1バランスウエイト18とを有する。つまり、鋳造等の方法により、端板27及び第1バランスウエイト18が1つの部品で構成されている。このようにすれば、部品点数の削減及び圧縮機の組み立て工程の簡素化を達成できる。
図24Aに示すように、本変形例では、連通路20の出口部分48が電動機6の回転軸Oに平行な方向に対して傾いた方向に向かって延びている。圧縮された冷媒は、出口部分48の働きにより、回転子15の反回転方向であって回転軸Oに平行な方向に対して傾いた方向に偏向されながら連通路20から上部空間7へと移動する。つまり、出口部分48によって吐出方向偏向部が構成されている。本変形例によっても、連通路20からの冷媒流42が、上部空間7の冷媒流41に垂直に衝突しない。そのため、連通路20の出口での圧力損失の増大を防止できる。
図24Bに示す変形例では、旋回流生成部として、出口部分48と同じ方向に延びるように回転子15の上面から斜めに突出している邪魔板122が設けられている。邪魔板122を回転子15の上面に投影したときに得られる像は、連通路20の出口に重なっている。つまり、本変形例では、出口部分48及び邪魔板122の両方が吐出方向偏向部としての機能を持っている。この構成によれば、連通路20からの冷媒流を回転子15の反回転方向に確実に案内することができる。また、冷媒流42が偏向される際に発生する圧力損失をより低減できる可能性がある。
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- 底部にオイル溜りを有する密閉容器と、
前記密閉容器内に配置され、作動流体を圧縮する圧縮機構と、
回転子及び固定子を有し、前記密閉容器内において前記圧縮機構よりも上に配置され、前記圧縮機構を駆動する電動機と、
前記密閉容器の内部空間の一部であって、前記電動機の上に形成された上部空間と、
前記密閉容器の内部空間の一部であって、前記電動機と前記圧縮機構との間に形成された下部空間と、
前記上部空間に向かって開口しており、圧縮された作動流体を当該密閉型圧縮機の外部へと導く吐出管と、
前記回転子の上面から前記上部空間に向かって突出している第1バランスウエイトと、
前記回転子の上面から前記上部空間に向かって突出しているとともに、前記第1バランスウエイトよりも前記電動機の回転軸に近い位置に配置された旋回流生成部と、
前記回転子の下面から前記下部空間に向かって突出している第2バランスウエイトと、
前記圧縮機構で圧縮されて前記下部空間に吐出された作動流体を前記上部空間に導くように前記回転子に形成された連通路と、
を備え、
前記電動機を駆動したときに前記第1バランスウエイトが前記回転軸の周りに形成する立体的かつ環状の軌跡を第1軌跡、前記回転軸に平行かつ前記回転軸を含む第1平面によって前記第1軌跡を切断して得られる面を第1断面、前記電動機を駆動したときに前記第2バランスウエイトが前記回転軸の周りに形成する立体的かつ環状の軌跡を第2軌跡、前記回転軸に平行かつ前記回転軸を含む第2平面によって前記第2軌跡を切断して得られる面を第2断面、前記電動機を駆動したときに前記旋回流生成部が前記回転軸の周りに形成する立体的かつ環状の軌跡を第3軌跡、前記回転軸に平行かつ前記回転軸を含む第3平面によって前記第3軌跡を切断して得られる面を第3断面、前記回転軸に平行かつ前記回転軸を含む任意の平面上の特定の領域に含まれた微小領域の面積をdA、前記回転軸から前記微小領域の図心までの距離をr、下記式(1)で表される値MAを面積二次モーメントと定義したとき、
圧縮された作動流体を前記回転軸に平行な方向に対して傾いた方向に偏向させながら前記連通路から前記上部空間へと移動させる吐出方向偏向部をさらに備えた、密閉型圧縮機。 - 前記旋回流生成部が前記吐出方向偏向部に兼用されている、請求項1に記載の密閉型圧縮機。
- 前記吐出方向偏向部は、圧縮された作動流体を前記回転子の反回転方向に案内するように構成されている、請求項1又は2に記載の密閉型圧縮機。
- 前記旋回流生成部は、前記回転子の上面から前記上部空間に向かって突出している邪魔板を前記吐出方向偏向部として含み、
前記邪魔板を前記回転子の上面に投影したときに得られる像が前記連通路の出口に重なっている、請求項2に記載の密閉型圧縮機。 - 圧縮された作動流体が前記回転子の反回転方向であって前記回転軸に平行な方向に対して傾いた方向に偏向されながら前記連通路から前記上部空間へと移動するように、前記連通路の出口部分が、前記回転軸に平行な方向に対して傾いた方向に向かって延びており、
前記出口部分によって、前記吐出方向偏向部が構成されている、請求項1に記載の密閉型圧縮機。 - 前記旋回流生成部は、前記出口部分と同じ方向に延びるように前記回転子の上面から斜めに突出している邪魔板を含み、
前記邪魔板を前記回転子の上面に投影したときに得られる像が前記連通路の出口に重なっている、請求項5に記載の密閉型圧縮機。 - 前記第2バランスウエイトが作動流体を押しのける面の面積を減少させるための旋回流抑制部をさらに備えた、請求項1~6のいずれか1項に記載の密閉型圧縮機。
- 前記旋回流抑制部は、前記第2バランスウエイトが作動流体を押しのける面の面積がゼロとなるように前記第2バランスウエイトを覆うカバーで構成されている、請求項7に記載の密閉型圧縮機。
- 前記カバーが、前記回転子を構成する要素を締め付け及び固定する端板と一体に形成されている、請求項8に記載の密閉型圧縮機。
- 前記旋回流抑制部が、前記第2バランスウエイトの旋回軌跡上に設けられており、
前記旋回流抑制部が、前記第2バランスウエイトの比重よりも小さい比重を有する、請求項7に記載の密閉型圧縮機。 - オイル粒子を含んだ作動流体が浸入できる空隙を内部に有する材料で前記旋回流抑制部が作られている、請求項10に記載の密閉型圧縮機。
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