WO2015199207A1 - 可変容量斜板式圧縮機 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a variable displacement swash plate type compressor having a configuration for appropriately adjusting oil in a crank chamber defined by a cylinder block and a housing assembled thereto.
- This type of compressor is mounted on a cylinder block formed with a plurality of cylinder bores, a front housing assembled to the front side of the cylinder block to define a crank chamber, and a rear side of the cylinder block via a valve plate.
- the shaft is provided with a swash plate that rotates integrally with the shaft and the angle of inclination with respect to the shaft can be varied. Is converted into a reciprocating motion of the piston through the shoe.
- An air supply passage for communicating the discharge chamber and the crank chamber and a bleed passage for connecting the crank chamber and the suction chamber are provided.
- a control valve is provided in the air supply passage, and the discharge chamber is provided with the control valve.
- the pressure in the crank chamber is controlled by adjusting the amount of working fluid flowing into the crank chamber from this, thereby changing the angle of inclination of the swash plate with respect to the shaft to control the discharge amount.
- the oil since oil is mixed in the working fluid flowing in through the air supply passage, the oil is supplied to the crank chamber by supplying this working fluid to the crank chamber.
- the amount of oil in the crank chamber (the amount of lubricating oil) varies depending on the operating conditions due to the flow of these fluids.
- a bleed hole that forms a part of a bleed passage for allowing a working fluid flowing into a crank chamber to escape to a suction chamber is formed in the shaft.
- An axial passage provided along the axial center from the rear end to the front end side of the shaft, and a diameter constituting the inlet portion of the extraction passage by opening to the crank chamber in communication with the axial passage. The oil is separated from the working fluid flowing in from the radial passage by the centrifugal force generated by the rotation of the shaft.
- variable capacity swash plate type compressor having a structure in which a part of an extraction passage for guiding a working fluid from a crank chamber to a suction chamber is formed in a shaft and oil is separated using centrifugal force generated by the rotation of the shaft. Since the oil separation function increases as the rotational speed increases, the oil tends to accumulate in the crank chamber. If the oil is accumulated too much in the crank chamber, the swash plate stirs the highly viscous oil, and there is a problem that the temperature in the crank chamber rises due to heat generated by shear friction between the swash plate and the oil.
- a bypass passage is provided in the portion between the cylinder bores of the cylinder block to connect the crank chamber and the suction chamber, and this bypass passage is turned off (when the piston stroke is minimized). ), A continuous opening to the crank chamber is possible, and a configuration in which oil accumulated in the crank chamber is returned to the suction chamber by using a pressure difference between the crank chamber and the suction chamber is also considered (Patent Document). 2).
- variable displacement compressor mounted on a vehicle has a smaller piston stroke and a smaller discharge amount (cooling capacity) at the time of high rotation when the load on the engine becomes larger. At such a low rotation, control is performed to increase the discharge amount (cooling capacity) by increasing the piston stroke.
- the present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and a variable capacity capable of preventing oil from accumulating in a crank chamber in any operating state while ensuring oil supply to a swash plate.
- the main issue is to provide a swash plate compressor.
- a variable capacity swash plate compressor includes a cylinder block in which a plurality of cylinder bores are formed, and a front housing that is assembled to the front side of the cylinder block to define a crank chamber.
- a rear housing attached to the rear side of the cylinder block and having a suction chamber and a discharge chamber; a piston reciprocally disposed in each cylinder bore of the cylinder block; the front housing and the cylinder block
- a shaft rotatably supported by the shaft, a swash plate that rotates integrally with the shaft, and a tilt angle of which is variably attached to the shaft, and a sliding portion between a peripheral portion of the swash plate and the piston.
- a shoe that is movably interposed and converts rotational movement of the swash plate into reciprocating movement of the piston,
- an air supply passage communicating the discharge chamber and the crank chamber, and communicating the crank chamber and the suction chamber
- a part of the bleed passage is configured by an oil separation passage formed in the shaft, and the oil separation passage extends in the axial direction from the rear end to the front end of the shaft.
- a compressor having a shaft hole and a side hole that extends in the radial direction and communicates with the shaft hole and opens into the crank chamber, wherein the air supply passage is formed by the cylinder block
- the through hole is formed at a portion facing the swash plate, and the crank chamber and the suction chamber are always communicated separately from the extraction passage.
- bypass passage It is characterized by a door.
- an end portion of the air supply passage facing the crank chamber (a through hole formed in the cylinder block that constitutes a part of the air supply passage) opens to a portion of the cylinder block that faces the swash plate.
- the oil-mixed working fluid supplied from the discharge chamber to the crank chamber through the passage is directly supplied toward the swash plate. Thereby, it is possible to ensure a sufficient supply of oil to the swash plate.
- an oil separation passage that forms a part of the extraction passage is formed in the shaft, and the oil is separated from the working fluid flowing in from the side hole by the centrifugal force generated by the rotation of the shaft. It becomes possible to reduce the oil flowing out into the chamber.
- the function of centrifugal separation of the oil by the oil separation passage is enhanced, so that excess oil tends to accumulate in the crank chamber.
- the crank chamber and the suction chamber are always in communication with each other by the bypass passage, oil in the crank chamber is discharged due to a pressure difference between the crank chamber and the suction chamber, and excessive oil in the crank chamber is discharged. Accumulation can be prevented.
- crank chamber since the crank chamber is always in communication with the suction chamber via the bypass passage, oil in the crank chamber can be discharged via the bypass passage regardless of the size of the piston stroke. It is possible to prevent excessive oil accumulation. For this reason, in any operating state, the oil in the crank chamber does not accumulate excessively, and the oil is not agitated by the swash plate, and the temperature of the crank chamber can be prevented from rising.
- a portion of the bypass passage communicating with the crank chamber (a portion where the communication passage of the cylinder block communicates with the crank chamber) is located radially outside the rotation locus of the swash plate.
- the oil supplied through the air supply passage is blown to the swash plate and then blown radially outward by the rotation of the swash plate, and reaches the outside of the rotation trajectory of the swash plate. It is oil after having been used for lubricating the plate, and even if it is discharged as it is, it does not hinder the lubrication of the swash plate.
- bypass passage communication passage
- the oil sprayed to the swash plate through the air supply passage serves to lubricate the swash plate. It may be sucked by the bypass passage in the front or in the middle of being supplied and discharged to the suction chamber, which may impair the lubrication of the swash plate. Therefore, by connecting the bypass passage radially outward from the rotation trajectory of the swash plate, sufficient lubrication of the swash plate is ensured, and oil that does not contribute to lubrication of the swash plate is discharged to excessively enter the crank chamber. The oil is prevented from collecting.
- the extraction passage communicates the oil separation passage with the suction chamber via an orifice hole formed in a valve plate provided between the cylinder block and the rear housing, and the bypass passage communicates with the valve plate. It is desirable that the communication path communicates with the suction chamber through another orifice hole formed.
- the bypass passage (the communication passage of the cylinder block) uses part or all of a bolt hole formed in the cylinder block for inserting a bolt for fastening the cylinder block and the housing in the axial direction. It is preferable to communicate with the crank chamber.
- the entrance of the bypass passage is formed at the periphery of the opening end of the bolt hole (the bolt and By forming a gap with the inner peripheral surface of the bolt hole), the disturbance of the working fluid stirred in the crank chamber can be suppressed, and oil can be stably released to the suction chamber.
- the bypass passage may be configured to include the bolt hole and a communication passage opened on the inner peripheral surface of the bolt hole.
- the bypass passage may be configured to include the bolt holes and grooves formed on the end face of the cylinder glock from the terminal end of the bolt holes.
- the bypass passage includes a first passage constituting portion drilled obliquely upward from a lower portion of the cylinder block on the crank chamber side through a gap between the cylinder bores, and an end surface facing the crank chamber of the cylinder block. It may be formed so as to include a second passage constituting portion that is drilled from the end surface opposite to the shaft substantially in parallel with the shaft and communicates with the first passage constituting portion.
- the side of the bypass passage (communication passage) that communicates with the crank chamber is positioned radially outward from the rotation trajectory of the swash plate, and the side that faces the valve plate (communication with the suction chamber). Can be formed at an arbitrary position in the radial direction.
- the bypass passage communicates with the lower portion of the crank chamber.
- the bypass passage is formed such that the opening end with the crank chamber is in a range of 0 ° ⁇ 10 °.
- the opening end with respect to the crank chamber may be formed in a range of 45 ° ⁇ 10 °.
- the air supply passage is inclined.
- the cylinder block that faces the plate opens to allow the oil-mixed working fluid introduced from the discharge chamber to the crank chamber to be supplied to the swash plate, and there is a bypass passage that always connects the crank chamber and the suction chamber. It is possible to discharge the oil in the crank chamber, so that it is possible to prevent excessive accumulation of oil in the crank chamber regardless of the operating conditions while ensuring lubrication to the swash plate, It becomes possible to prevent a temperature rise.
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing a configuration example of a compressor according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2A is a diagram showing an end surface facing the crank chamber of the cylinder block
- FIG. 2B is a diagram showing an end surface facing the valve plate of the cylinder block.
- 3A and 3B are views showing a bypass passage and a method of forming the bypass passage, wherein FIG. 3A is a view seen from an end face facing the crank chamber of the cylinder block, and FIG. 3B is a side sectional view.
- FIG. 4 shows an example in which the position of the bolt hole of the compressor according to the present invention is different, and shows a case where a bypass passage is formed using the lowermost bolt hole.
- FIG. 5 shows a case where a bypass passage is formed using a bolt hole adjacent to the lowermost bolt hole in the compressor having the bolt hole arrangement shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the end surface which faces.
- FIG. 6 shows a case where a bypass passage is formed using a bolt hole adjacent to the bottommost bolt hole in the compressor having the bolt hole arrangement shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the end surface which faces a crank chamber.
- FIG. 7 shows the results of a durability test and a liquid start-up test during high speed operation (high speed and high load operation and high speed and low load operation).
- FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of a compressor showing another configuration example of the bypass passage according to the present invention.
- the compressor is assembled so as to cover the cylinder block 1 and the front side of the cylinder block 1, and a front housing 3 that defines a crank chamber 2 between the cylinder block 1, and the cylinder block 1. And a rear housing 5 assembled via a valve plate 4 on the rear side.
- the front housing 3, cylinder block 1, valve plate 4, and rear housing 5 are fastened in the axial direction by fastening bolts 6.
- a shaft 7 having a front end protruding from the front housing 3 is accommodated in the crank chamber 2 provided by the front housing 3 and the cylinder block 1.
- a drive pulley (not shown) is provided at a portion of the shaft 7 protruding from the front housing 3 so that rotational power applied to the drive pulley is transmitted to the shaft 7 via a clutch plate.
- the front end side of the shaft 7 is hermetically sealed with the front housing 3 through a seal member 10 provided between the shaft 7 and the shaft 7 is rotatably supported by a radial bearing 11.
- the rear end side of the shaft 7 is rotatably supported via a radial bearing 13 that is accommodated in an accommodation hole 12 formed in the approximate center of the cylinder block 1.
- the radial bearings 11 and 13 may be rolling bearings or plain bearings.
- the cylinder block 1 includes the accommodation hole 12 in which the radial bearing 13 and the like are accommodated, and a plurality of cylinder bores arranged at equal intervals on a circumference around the accommodation hole 12. 14 is formed, and a piston 20 is inserted into each cylinder bore 14 so as to be slidable back and forth.
- a thrust flange 15 that rotates integrally with the shaft 7 is fixed to the shaft 7 in the crank chamber 2.
- the thrust flange 15 is rotatably supported on an inner wall surface of the front housing 3 formed substantially perpendicular to the shaft 7 via a thrust bearing 16.
- a swash plate 18 is connected to the thrust flange 15 via a link member 17.
- the swash plate 18 is held so as to be tiltable via a hinge ball 19 provided on the shaft 7, and rotates integrally with the rotation of the thrust flange 15.
- the thrust flange 15 and the swash plate 18 connected to the thrust flange 15 via a link member 17 constitute a power transmission mechanism that rotates in synchronization with the rotation of the shaft 7.
- the piston 20 is configured by joining a head portion 20a inserted into the cylinder bore 14 and an engaging portion 20b protruding into the crank chamber 2 in the axial direction.
- the engaging portion 20b is connected to a pair of shoes.
- the swash plate 18 is moored through the peripheral portion 21.
- the rear housing 5 is formed with a suction chamber 31 and a discharge chamber 32 formed outside the suction chamber 31, and the valve plate 4 includes a suction valve (not shown) including a suction chamber 31 and a compression chamber 25. And a discharge hole 27 that connects the discharge chamber 32 and the compression chamber 25 via a discharge valve (not shown).
- the air supply passage 40 that connects the discharge chamber 32 and the crank chamber 2 is formed by the rear housing 5, the valve plate 4, and the through holes 40 a, 40 b, 40 c formed in the cylinder block 1.
- the rear housing 5 is provided with a pressure control valve 42 in the middle of the air supply passage 40.
- a valve mechanism (not shown) is provided inside the pressure control valve 42, and flows into the crank chamber 2 from the discharge chamber 32 through the air supply passage by adjusting the opening of the valve mechanism. The refrigerant flow rate is adjusted, and the pressure in the crank chamber 2 is controlled.
- the air supply passage 40 is opposed to the end face of the cylinder block 1 whose end facing the crank chamber 2 faces the swash plate 18, preferably slightly inside the sliding contact portion of the swash plate 18 that slides on the shoe 21. Oil that is open to the portion and mixed with the refrigerant sent from the discharge chamber 32 via the pressure control valve 42 is supplied to the sliding contact surface of the swash plate 18 with the shoe 21.
- the shaft 7 is provided with an oil separation passage 43 described below.
- a bleed passage 45 that connects the crank chamber 2 and the suction chamber 31 is formed.
- the oil separation passage 43 formed in the shaft 7 is connected to the shaft hole 43a formed on the shaft center of the shaft 7 from the rear end to the middle, and to the shaft hole 43a.
- a side hole 43b that opens into the crank chamber 2 and has a function of separating oil from the working fluid flowing from the side hole 43b by centrifugal force generated by the rotation of the shaft 7.
- the working fluid flows from the crank chamber 2 to the space 46 between the rear end of the shaft 7 and the valve plate 4 via the oil separation passage 43, and the accommodation hole 12 in which the radial bearing 13 is accommodated. Inflow of a small amount of working fluid via the shaft 7 is also permitted.
- a bypass passage 50 that connects the crank chamber 2 and the suction chamber 31 is formed separately from the extraction passage 45.
- the bypass passage 50 includes a communication passage 51 formed in the cylinder block 1 and an orifice hole 52 formed in the valve plate 4 so as to communicate with the communication passage 51.
- the orifice hole 52 that forms a part of the bypass passage is set to have a smaller area (for example, 50 to 70%) than the orifice hole 44 that forms a part of the extraction passage 45 and enters the suction chamber via the bypass passage. The discharged working fluid is not excessive.
- a portion of the bypass passage 50 communicating with the crank chamber 2 (a portion where the communication passage 51 formed in the cylinder block 1 communicates with the crank chamber 2) is from a rotation locus of the swash plate 18 (indicated by a one-dot chain line in FIG. 2).
- the bypass passage 50 (communication passage 51) is located near the opening end that opens to the crank chamber 2 of the bolt hole 53 through which the fastening bolt 6 positioned at the lowermost side is inserted. Open to the inner wall.
- the term “located radially outside the rotation locus” as used herein refers not only to the position strictly outside the rotation locus, but also to the oil after being used for lubrication of the sliding contact portion of the swash plate. It is a concept that includes a position suitable for sucking out.
- One end of the communication passage 51 constituting a part of the bypass passage 50 is opened in the inner peripheral wall near the opening end of the bolt hole 53, and from this part to the rear side so as to pass between the adjacent cylinder bores 14,
- the first passage constituting portion 51a formed toward the central axis of the cylinder block (in this example, obliquely upward) and the shaft 7 are formed substantially in parallel with one end portion of the first passage constitution.
- the second passage constituting portion 51b is connected to the portion 51a and the other end is opened to the rear side end face of the cylinder block 1.
- the bolt hole 53 is not formed to have a uniform diameter from the front side to the rear side. As shown in FIG. 3, the clearance with the fastening bolt 6 is small on the rear side, and the front side is smaller than this portion. Has a relatively large diameter and a large clearance with the fastening bolt 6.
- the first passage constituting portion 51a is opened at a portion where the inner diameter of the bolt hole 53 that opens into the crank chamber 2 is relatively large, and the drill ⁇ is inserted from the opening end of the bolt hole 53 obliquely from below. It is formed by drilling the gap between adjacent cylinder bores obliquely upward from the vicinity of the opening end of the hole 53.
- the second passage constituting portion 51b is formed by drilling in the axial direction of the accommodation hole 12 with a drill ⁇ from the position of the rear side end face aligned with the orifice hole 52 of the cylinder block 1 or by casting (casting). Is done.
- path component part 51a is formed in a smaller diameter than the 2nd channel
- the discharge amount of the compressor is determined by the stroke of the piston 20, which is the pressure applied to the front surface of the piston 20, that is, the pressure in the compression chamber 25, and the pressure applied to the back surface of the piston 20, that is, the pressure in the crank chamber 2. It is determined by the differential pressure. Specifically, if the pressure in the crank chamber 2 is increased, the differential pressure between the compression chamber 25 and the crank chamber 2 is reduced, so that the inclination angle (swinging angle) of the swash plate 18 is reduced. If the stroke of the piston 20 is reduced and the discharge capacity is reduced. Conversely, if the pressure in the crank chamber 2 is reduced, the differential pressure between the compression chamber 25 and the crank chamber 2 is increased. (Swinging angle) is increased, and therefore, the stroke of the piston 20 is increased and the discharge capacity is increased.
- the stroke of the piston 20 is increased and the discharge capacity is increased.
- the oil supplied through the air supply passage 40 is blown to the swash plate 18 and then blown to the outer side in the radial direction by the rotation of the swash plate 18. It is discharged through.
- the oil discharged through the bypass passage 50 is oil that has been subjected to lubrication of the swash plate 18 (oil that does not contribute to lubrication of the swash plate 18), and the lubrication of the swash plate 18 may be impaired. There is no.
- the air supply passage 40 is opened against the swash plate 18 to ensure sufficient lubrication of the swash plate 18, and the bypass passage 50 has a diameter larger than the rotation trajectory of the swash plate 18.
- the bypass passage 50 is opened on the inner peripheral surface of the bolt hole 53 provided in the lower portion of the crank chamber 2, so that the oil accumulated in the crank chamber 2 can be effectively discharged.
- the position of the existing bolt hole 53 is used to form the bypass passage 50, it is not necessary to change the design of the position of the bolt hole or the like in order to form the bypass passage.
- the entrance of the bypass passage becomes the open end of the bolt hole 53 into which the fastening bolt 6 is inserted (by forming a gap between the fastening bolt 6 and the inner peripheral surface of the bolt hole 53), so that the crank chamber Even when the working fluid is agitated and disturbed, the working fluid is prevented from being disturbed when flowing into the bypass passage, and oil can be stably released to the suction chamber.
- the orifice hole 44 of the extraction passage 45 and the orifice hole 52 of the bypass passage are provided separately, so that the extraction air guided to the suction chamber 31 via the oil separation passage 43 (extraction passage 45).
- the gas flow and the oil flow guided to the suction chamber 31 via the bypass passage 50 can be made independent, and there is no inconvenience that one flow is obstructed by the other flow. Therefore, by adjusting the size of each orifice hole, it is possible to individually adjust the amount of extracted gas and the amount of oil discharged so that desired characteristics can be obtained.
- the bolt hole 53 in which the bypass passage 50 (communication passage 51) is located on the lowermost side is used, and the bolt hole 53 is placed at the lowermost portion of the crank chamber 2 (below the shaft in the vertical direction).
- the bypass passage 50 is not limited to the lowermost part of the crank chamber 2 as long as the bypass passage 50 communicates with the crank chamber 2 on the outer side in the radial direction from the rotation locus of the swash plate 18. Absent.
- the bolt hole 53 is not necessarily formed in the lowermost part of the crank chamber 2 due to the installation location of the compressor and the design convenience.
- the center of the accommodation hole 12 Is formed in the range of 0 ° ⁇ 10 °
- the adjacent bolt hole ⁇ is formed in the range of 45 ° ⁇ 10 ° with respect to the center of the receiving hole 12, and the adjacent bolt hole ⁇ is further set in the receiving hole.
- the communication path 51 constituting the bypass path 50 is the inner peripheral surface of the lowermost bolt hole ⁇ in the configuration shown in FIG. 5 (position of 0 ° ⁇ 10 °) is the first embodiment, and the communication passage 51 constituting the bypass passage 50 is a bolt hole ⁇ adjacent to the lowermost bolt hole ⁇ , as shown in FIG. 6 (position of 45 ° ⁇ 10 °) is a second embodiment, and the communication passage 51 constituting the bypass passage 50 is a bolt next to the bottom two bolt holes ⁇ as shown in FIG.
- what is opened in the hole ⁇ is Example 3
- Example 3 evaluated the results.
- variable capacity compressor the discharge capacity of the variable capacity compressor is small, so the work of the compressor is small and the temperature of the crank chamber is low, but there is little refrigerant circulating in the refrigeration cycle. Therefore, the oil tends to stay in the refrigeration cycle, and lubrication in the compressor cannot be expected by the oil mixed with the refrigerant circulating in the refrigeration cycle.
- the liquid that remains in the crank chamber may accumulate not only oil but also refrigerant. That is, when the compressor is not operated for a long time and the pressure is stopped for a long time, the pressure in the refrigeration cycle is balanced, and the refrigerant liquefies in the compressor at the lowest temperature part (the part with the largest heat capacity) in the refrigeration cycle. It is known that liquid refrigerant accumulates in the crank chamber.
- the pressure in the suction chamber decreases due to the operation of the compressor, and accordingly, the refrigerant in the control pressure chamber is discharged to the suction chamber through the extraction passage.
- the control pressure chamber is in an equilibrium state in which the gas-phase refrigerant and the liquid-phase refrigerant coexist, so that the refrigerant in the control pressure chamber is discharged to the suction chamber through the extraction passage.
- the pressure in the control pressure chamber is maintained at the saturation pressure.
- FIG. 7D shows the result of measuring the start-up time of the compressor for the conventional example and Examples 1 to 3.
- Example 1 As a result of conducting the above durability test and liquid start-up test, the following knowledge was obtained for each example.
- Example 1 In Example 1, since the bypass passage 50 is opened to the lowest bolt hole ⁇ , the residual oil amount in the crank chamber after the compressor is finished in both the high speed and high load durability test and the high speed and low load durability test. It was almost zero. Since there is no residual oil amount in the crank chamber 2, there is no heat generation due to the agitation of the lubricating oil, so the crank temperature is sufficiently lower than that of the prior art. In particular, under high-speed and high-load conditions, the OCR is very large (5.7%), and the lubrication inside the compressor is secured by the oil circulating in the refrigeration cycle, preventing the crank temperature from rising. It seems that there is.
- Example 2 In Example 2, since the bypass passage 50 is open to the bolt hole ⁇ adjacent to the lowest bolt hole ⁇ , an appropriate amount of oil that is not stirred is compressed in both the high speed and high load durability test. It remained after the end of the aircraft. The crank temperature is the lowest in Examples 1, 2, and 3, and the most preferable oil amount seems to be secured in the crank chamber 2. On the other hand, in the liquid start-up test, the start-up time was 35 seconds, which was slightly delayed from Example 1. This is presumably because the liquid refrigerant stopped at the bottom of the liquid refrigerant stopped in the crank chamber 2 could not be quickly discharged because the opening position of the bypass passage was not the lowest bolt hole. However, compared with the conventional example, the start-up time is shortened to about half, and the effect by providing the bypass passage is great.
- Example 3 In Example 3, the amount of residual oil in the crank chamber and the crank temperature in the durability test showed substantially the same results as in Example 2. In contrast, in the liquid start-up test, the start-up time was 53 seconds, which was further delayed than in Example 2. This is presumably because the amount of liquid refrigerant retained in the crank chamber was larger than that in Example 2. However, in the high-speed endurance test, as in Example 2, excess oil is prevented from accumulating in the crank chamber (the amount of residual oil is greatly reduced compared to the conventional example), and the crank temperature is also increased. It is suppressed.
- the oil supply to the swash plate 18 is ensured, and excessive oil is prevented from accumulating in the crank chamber in both high-speed and high-load operation conditions.
- An increase in crank temperature is suppressed, and a better result is obtained than in the conventional example having no bypass passage. Therefore, the portion of the bypass passage communicating with the crank chamber is at least as high as the shaft 7 (90 ° ⁇ with reference to a position directly below the center of the housing hole 12 that supports the shaft (0 °). 10 ° position) or lower, and preferably located radially outside the rotation trajectory of the swash plate, and more preferably 45 ° ⁇ 10 ° position in consideration of the starting time. It is preferable to set the position lower than that.
- the orifice hole 44 of the extraction passage 45 and the orifice hole 52 of the bypass passage 50 are separately formed.
- one orifice hole may be shared.
- the orifice hole 52 is eliminated, and a communication groove 55 that communicates the communication path 51 and the accommodation hole 12 is formed on the end face of the cylinder block 1 facing the valve plate 4.
- the orifice hole 44 may be used as the orifice hole of the bypass passage 50.
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上記課題を達成するために、本発明に係る可変容量斜板式圧縮機は、複数のシリンダボアが形成されたシリンダブロックと、このシリンダブロックのフロント側に組み付けられてクランク室を画成するフロントハウジングと、前記シリンダブロックのリア側に取り付けられ、吸入室および吐出室が形成されたリアハウジングと、前記シリンダブロックの各シリンダボア内に往復動可能に配設されたピストンと、前記フロントハウジングと前記シリンダブロックとにより回転自在に支持されたシャフトと、前記シャフトと一体に回転し、前記シャフトに対して傾斜角が可変に取り付けられた斜板と、前記斜板の周縁部分と前記ピストンとの間に摺動可能に介在し、前記斜板の回転運動を前記ピストンの往復運動に変換するシューと、を備え、前記クランク室内の圧力を制御して前記斜板の前記シャフトに対する傾斜角を制御するために、前記吐出室と前記クランク室とを連通する給気通路、及び、前記クランク室と前記吸入室とを連通する抽気通路を有し、前記抽気通路の一部を前記シャフトに形成されたオイル分離通路で構成し、このオイル分離通路を、前記シャフトの後端から前端に向かって軸方向に延設された軸孔、及び、径方向に延設されて前記軸孔に連通すると共に前記クランク室に開口する側孔を有して構成されている圧縮機であって、前記給気通路は、前記シリンダブロックに形成された通孔を有し、この通孔を前記斜板と対峙する部位に開口して構成されており、さらに前記抽気通路とは別に、前記クランク室と前記吸入室とを常時連通するバイパス通路を具備することを特徴としている。
給気通路を介して供給されるオイルは、斜板に吹き付けられた後に、斜板の回転で径方向外側へ吹き飛ばされ、斜板の回転軌跡の外側に至るが、このようなオイルは、斜板の潤滑に供した後のオイルであり、そのまま排出しても斜板の潤滑を阻害することがない。仮に、斜板の回転軌跡の外縁より径方向内側でバイパス通路(連通路)がクランク室に連通していると、給気通路を介して斜板に吹き付けられるオイルが、斜板の潤滑に供する前もしくは供している途中でバイパス通路によって吸いよせられ吸入室へ排出されることになり、斜板の潤滑を損なう恐れがある。そこで、斜板の回転軌跡より径方向外側にバイパス通路を連通させることで、斜板の十分な潤滑を確保すると共に、斜板の潤滑に寄与していないオイルを排出してクランク室に過剰にオイルが溜まることを防ぐようにしている。
オイル分離通路を介して吸入室に導かれる抽気ガスの流れとバイパス通路を介して吸入室に導かれるオイルの流れを独立させることで、一方の流れが他方の流れによって阻害される不都合がなくなり、また、各オリフィス孔の大きさを調節することで、抽気ガスの量やオイルの排出量を個別に適切な量に調節することが可能となる。
このような構成により、バイパス通路の入り口を形成するためにボルト孔の位置等を設計変更する必要がなくなり、また、バイパス通路の入り口がボルト孔の開口端周縁に形成されることにより(ボルトとボルト孔の内周面との間の隙間で形成されることにより)、クランク室内で撹拌された作動流体の乱れが抑えられ、安定してオイルを吸入室に逃がすことが可能になる。
このような構成とすることで、バイパス通路(連通路)のクランク室に連通する側を斜板の回転軌跡より径方向外側に位置させ、その上でバルブプレートと対峙する側(吸入室と連通する側)を径方向の任意の位置に形成することが可能となる。
例えば、前記シャフトを支持する孔の中心に対して真下の位置を0°とした場合に、前記バイパス通路は、前記クランク室との開口端が0°±10°の範囲に形成されるものであっても、また、前記クランク室との開口端が45°±10°の範囲に形成されるものであってもよい。
シャフト7に形成されるオイル分離通路43は、シャフト7の軸心上に後端から前端に向かって中程まで形成される軸孔43aと、この軸孔43aに連通し、シャフト7の径方向に形成されてクランク室2に開口する側孔43bとにより構成され、シャフト7の回転により生ずる遠心力によって側孔43bから流入する作動流体からオイルを分離する機能を有している。
なお、クランク室2からシャフト7の後端とバルブプレート4の間の空間46までは、上記オイル分離通路43を経由して作動流体が流入するほか、ラジアル軸受け13が収容される収容孔12とシャフト7の間を経由した少量の作動流体の流入も許容している。
このバイパス通路の一部をなすオリフィス孔52は、上記抽気通路45の一部をなすオリフィス孔44に対して小さい面積(例えば50~70%)に設定され、バイパス通路を経由して吸入室に排出される作動流体が過剰にならないようにしている。
なお、ここで言う「回転軌跡より径方向外側に位置している」とは、厳密に回転軌跡の外側に位置するものだけでなく、斜板の摺接部の潤滑に供した後のオイルを吸い出すのに適した位置を含む概念である。
したがって、斜板18の揺動角が小さくなり(ピストンストロークが小さくなり)、吐出量が少なくなる。このようなときには、シャフト7の回転が速いため、オイル分離通路43によるオイル分離機能が大きくなり、クランク室2にオイルが溜まりやすくなる。しかし、クランク室2にはバイパス通路50が常時連通しているので、クランク室2に溜まるオイルは、クランク室2と吸入室31との圧力差によってこのバイパス通路50を介して吸入室31に排出され、過剰なオイルがクランク室2に溜まることはなくなる。
しかも、バイパス通路の入り口が締結ボルト6が挿入されているボルト孔53の開口端となることにより(締結ボルト6とボルト孔53の内周面との間の隙間となることにより)、クランク室内の作動流体が撹拌されて乱れていても、作動流体はバイパス通路に流入する際に乱れが抑えられ、安定してオイルを吸入室に逃がすことが可能となる。
まず、低速回転時においては、シャフトによる遠心分離機能も低く、クランク室に保持されるオイルが比較的少ないこと、またオイルが撹拌されて発熱する度合いも少ないことから、オイルの溜まり過ぎによるクランク室内の温度の過上昇は殆ど問題にならない。
そこで、高速運転時において、冷凍サイクルの熱負荷が高い場合(高速高負荷)と熱負荷が低い場合(高速低負荷)とで耐久試験を行い、クランク室内の残油量、冷凍サイクル内のオイル循環率(OCR)、及び耐久試験中のクランク室の温度(クランク温度)をバイパス通路がない従来例と比較した。その結果を図7(a)~(c)に示す。
クランク室に停留する液体は、オイルだけでなく、冷媒が液化して溜まることがある。即ち、圧縮機が稼働されずに長時間停止していると、冷凍サイクル内の圧力が平衡し、冷凍サイクル中の最も温度の低い部位(最も熱容量が大きい部位)である圧縮機内で冷媒が液化し、クランク室に液冷媒が溜まることが知られている。
そこで、クランク室内の液冷媒を速やかに吸入室に排出し、圧縮機が起動するまでの時間を短縮することが要請されるので、バイパス通路を設けたことによる圧縮機の起動時間の変化についても併せて評価することが望ましい。
従来例と実施例1~3について、圧縮機の起動時間を測定した結果を図7(d)に示す。
(実施例1について)
実施例1は、バイパス通路50が最も下のボルト孔αに開口しているため、高速高負荷耐久試験においても、高速低負荷耐久試験においても、圧縮機終了後のクランク室の残油量は殆どゼロであった。クランク室2の残油量がないことから潤滑油の撹拌による発熱がないため、クランク温度は従来技術に比べて十分に低くなっている。特に、高速高負荷条件おいては、OCRが非常に大きく(5.7%)、冷凍サイクル内を循環するオイルによってコンプレッサ内部の潤滑が確保されているため、クランク温度の上昇が防がれていると思われる。
これに対して、高速低負荷においては、冷凍サイクル内を循環するオイルが少なく(OCR:0.5%)、クランク温度は実施例2,3に比べるとやや高くなっている。このことから、潤滑油はやや不足気味であったと思われるが、クランク温度は従来例と比べれば十分低くなっており、潤滑油の斜板へのオイル供給は確保されている状態である。
また、液起動試験においては、従来例が起動するまでに67秒要したのに対し、実施例1では30秒で起動している。バイパス通路50が最下部のボルト孔αに開口していることから、クランク室2の下部に停留した冷媒を最も早く排出できたためであると思われる。
実施例2は、バイパス通路50が最下部のボルト孔αの隣のボルト孔βに開口しているため、高速高負荷耐久試験、高速低負荷耐久試験ともに、撹拌されない程度の適量のオイルが圧縮機終了後に残っていた。クランク温度は、実施例1,2,3中で最も低く、最も好ましいオイル量がクランク室2に確保されていたと思われる。
一方、液起動試験においては、起動時間が35秒であり、実施例1よりもやや遅れがみられた。これはバイパス通路の開口位置が最下部のボルト孔でないため、クランク室2の停留した液冷媒のうち最下部に停留した液冷媒は速やかに排出することができなかったためであると思われる。しかしながら、従来例に比べれば、起動時間が約半分まで短縮されており、バイパス通路を設けたことによる効果は大きい。
実施例3は、耐久試験におけるクランク室内の残油量やクランク温度は実施例2とほぼ同じような結果を示した。これに対して、液起動試験においては、起動時間が53秒であり、実施例2よりもさらに遅れがみられた。これは、クランク室に停留した液冷媒が実施例2よりも多くなったためであると思われる。しかしながら、高速耐久試験においては、実施例2と同様、過剰なオイルがクランク室に溜まることは防がれており(従来例よりも大幅に残油量が減っており)、クランク温度の上昇も抑えられている。
よって、バイパス通路のクランク室と連通する部位は、少なくともシャフト7と同程度の高さ(シャフトを支持する収容孔12の中心に対して真下の位置を基準として(0°として)、90°±10°の位置)かそれより低い位置であり、且つ、斜板の回転軌跡より径方向外側に位置させることが望ましく、起動時間をさらに加味すれば、より好ましくは、45°±10°の位置かそれより低い位置とすることが好ましい。
例えば、図1及び図8の構成において、オリフィス孔52をなくし、シリンダブロック1のバルブプレート4と対峙する端面に連通路51と収容孔12とを連通する連通溝55を形成し、抽気通路45のオリフィス孔44をバイパス通路50のオリフィス孔として利用するようにしてもよい。
2 クランク室
3 フロントハウジング
4 バルブプレート
5 リアハウジング
6 締結ボルト
7 シャフト
14 シリンダボア
18 斜板
20 ピストン
25 圧縮室
31 吸入室
32 吐出室
40 給気通路
43 オイル分離通路
43a 軸孔
43b 側孔
44 オリフィス孔
50 バイパス通路
51 連通路
51a 第1の通路構成部
52b 第2の通路構成部
52 オリフィス孔
53 ボルト孔
Claims (9)
- [規則91に基づく訂正 28.07.2015]
複数のシリンダボアが形成されたシリンダブロックと、
このシリンダブロックのフロント側に組み付けられてクランク室を画成するフロントハウジングと、
前記シリンダブロックのリア側に取り付けられ、吸入室および吐出室が形成されたリアハウジングと、
前記シリンダブロックの各シリンダボア内に往復動可能に配設されたピストンと、
前記フロントハウジングと前記シリンダブロックとにより回転自在に支持されたシャフトと、
前記シャフトと一体に回転し、前記シャフトに対して傾斜角が可変に取り付けられた斜板と、
前記斜板の周縁部分と前記ピストンとの間に摺動可能に介在し、前記斜板の回転運動を前記ピストンの往復運動に変換するシューと、
を備え、
前記クランク室内の圧力を制御して前記斜板の前記シャフトに対する傾斜角を制御するために、前記吐出室と前記クランク室とを連通する給気通路、及び、前記クランク室と前記吸入室とを連通する抽気通路を有し、
前記抽気通路の一部を前記シャフトに形成されたオイル分離通路で構成し、このオイル分離通路を、前記シャフトの後端から前端に向かって軸方向に延設された軸孔、及び、径方向に延設されて前記軸孔に連通すると共に前記クランク室に開口する側孔を有して構成されている可変容量斜板式圧縮機において、
前記給気通路は、前記シリンダブロックに形成された通孔を有し、この通孔を前記斜板と対峙する部位に開口して構成されており、
さらに前記抽気通路とは別に、前記クランク室と前記吸入室とを常時連通するバイパス通路を具備することを特徴とする可変容量斜板式圧縮機。 - 前記バイパス通路の前記クランク室と連通する部位は、前記斜板の回転軌跡より径方向外側に位置していることを特徴とする請求項1記載の可変容量斜板式圧縮機。
- 前記シリンダブロックと前記リアハウジングの間にはバルブプレートが設けられており、前記抽気通路と前記バイパス通路は、それぞれ吸入室に連通する部位に前記バルブプレートに形成されたオリフィス孔を含むことを特徴とする請求項1又は2記載の可変容量斜板式圧縮機。
- 前記バイパス通路は、前記シリンダブロックと前記ハウジングとを軸方向で締結するボルトを挿通させるために前記シリンダブロックに形成されたボルト孔の一部又は全部を利用して前記クランク室に連通していることを特徴とする請求項2又は3のいずれかに記載の可変容量斜板式圧縮機。
- 前記バイパス通路は、前記ボルト孔とこのボルト孔の内周面に開口された連通路とを有して構成されることを特徴とする請求項4に記載の可変容量斜板式圧縮機。
- 前記バイパス通路は、前記シリンダブロックのクランク室側の下部からシリンダボアの狭間を通って斜め上方に向けて穿設された第1の通路構成部と、前記シリンダブロックの前記クランク室と対峙する端面とは反対側の端面から前記シャフトと略平行に穿設され、前記第1の通路構成部と連通する第2の通路構成部を含むことを特徴とする請求項1乃至5のいずれかに記載の可変容量斜板式圧縮機。
- 前記バイパス通路は、前記クランク室の下部に連通していることを特徴とする請求項1乃至6のいずれかに記載の可変容量斜板式圧縮機。
- 前記バイパス通路は、前記シャフトを支持する孔の中心に対して真下の位置を0° とした場合に、前記クランク室との開口端が0°±10°の範囲に形成されていることを特徴とする請求項1乃至7のいずれかに記載の可変容量斜板式圧縮機。
- 前記バイパス通路は、前記シャフトを支持する孔の中心に対して真下の位置を0°とした場合に、前記クランク室との開口端が45°±10°の範囲に形成されていることを特徴とする請求項1乃至7のいずれかに記載の可変容量斜板式圧縮機。
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