Power interactions of scroll compressor elements

2020

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DOI 10.1088/1757-899x/826/1/012022
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Abstract

Abstract The subject of our research is a scroll compressor. With its large number of advantages over reciprocating compressors in the form of overall, mass and production characteristics, they have their own difficulties associated with the theory of stability of a movable scroll during the operation process. As you know, a complex system of forces acts on the spiral, is very variable in magnitude and direction, for the period of one orbital revolution of the spiral. It should be noted that in modern designs of scroll compressors in the axial direction, a movable scroll has most often a one-sided rigid support - a thrust bearing. Moving the movable spiral in the opposite direction is limited only by the force of the gas axial pressure, which does not guarantee it saving its original position, at least within the gaps, touching the movable and stationary spirals, which is unacceptable. Next, we consider the basic calculation equations associated with the stability of a moving spiral.