Theoretical Gas Pulsation in Discharge Passages of Rolling Piston Compressor, Part I: Basic Model

Theoretical Gas Pulsation in Discharge Passages of Rolling Piston Compressor, Part II: Representative Results

Noise Reduction of Rolling Piston Type Rotary Compressor

This paper refers to the noise reduction of the rolling piston type rotary compressor. In general. as the rolling piston increases its speed under the high compression ratio condition. the noise level increases steeply. We resume that this happens because a certain shock wave is produced in the comPression space. Then we could simulate the Phenomenon by the numerical analysis ( CACE method ) of...

Vibration Analysis of Rotary Compressors

By theoretically analyzing dynamic behavior of the crankshaft, the rolling piston and the blade inrolling-piston rotary compressors, constraint forces and sliding speed at each pair of movable machine elements were obtained, and unbalanced inertia forces and compressor vibrations were evaluated. It was concluded that theoretical results have a goodagreement with experimental ones. Moreover, it ...

Analysis of Hermetic Rolling Piston Type Compressor Noise, and Countermeasures

the noise profile. In order to locate the various sources of noise of the hermetic rolling position type compressor for room air conditioners, we experimentally analyzed the compressor noise and found that a main cause of the·noise was the acoustically amplified pressure pulsation in various parts of the compressor. Moreover, with reference to results of this noise source analysis, several proc...

Volumetric Efficiency Improvement by Overflow in Rolling Piston Compressor

In a compressor the existence of the clearance volume is inevitable, even rolling piston compressor is a kind of compact structure compressor, overflow is a method to decrease the effect of clearance volume. In this paper, the overflow design on a rolling piston rotary compressor is discussed, which uses the high-pressure gas in the clearance volume, and discuss its effect on the performance of...